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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-13
Grey haired Bald or persons afflicted with diseases
the haic sealn- rcd the fnllnAire and inhaa
MRS. =. A. ALIENS WORLDS HAIR
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the hair or scalp, read the following and judge for
MRS. =. 4. ALIENS WORLDS HAIR
RESTOREE.
K ev. NJ. Thaeher $50 years Of age,) Pitcher, Che
mango County, New York. =" My hair is now restored
TO its natural color and ceases TO fall"
Rev. VIM. Gutter Ed. Mothers Magazine Ny. ''My
hair is changed 10 its natural color and growing
bald spot. dc"
Rev. B. p Stone, D. D., Concord, n. Il. My
air, whch gray, is restored to its natural
color, &c"
Rev. ID. Clendenn, Chicago, ILL.,, " can add my
testimony, and recommend it to my friends'
Rev. d. T. Wood, Middletown. n. Y. Ny own
hair has greatly thickened and also that of of my
family, who was becoming bald, &c"
Rev. J. p Tustn, Charleston, 5. G.. - The white
hair is becoming obviaed, and hair forming, &c.
Rev. A Frink, Silver Greek. y. Y. 'Ithas produced
good effect my hair, and and have recon-
mended it."
Rev. Jos Mckee, Pastor of the West d. X. Church,
N. Y. recommends il.
Rev. ID. Morris, Cross River, n. v, also, and
Mrs. Rev. H. A. Pratt, Hamden, n. Y.
We might swell this list, but If the above fails
vince-TRY "a! sold by all the principal merchants
i'm the United States, Cuba and Canada Wholesale and
Retail depot, No. 355 BrOomc Street. New York
Some dealers try to sell articles instead of this,
which they can make more prof so, write to depot
for circular and Information. nov6-lm-ddSwR.
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$40 ACR f. S,

More or less, lying IN square aud under good new
rail fence Three quarter sections ofthe tract Of
land have each good cabin with portion Of each see
ton cleared. Remainder Of above sections has been
deadened four years and sowed in blue grass one
ter section heavily tmbered The above trac has upon
II two Eeyer-faihng springs.
Terms liberal and be ascertained BY application
10 either of the undersigned.
Also, at tae same time and place. will Offer Corn.
hay and Oats for sale, The product OF the above farm
upon credit Of fouf month bond with good securit,
required before the property is removed from me
premises.
PR. DUNN, I ~
J. c. MoAPER Trustees.
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OF 8. G. Hotchkiss, Marshal of Lafayette,
died at Cincinnati on Friday last.
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PROCLAMATION.
BY
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT, Gov. of Ind.

oOOi1l IL ~ " A'1Nii, WV VI ihu'
Thanksgiving being the fervent language of grateful
hearts, important part OF its observance should be
the celebration of public Worship in Churches
During the past year people have enjoyed great
public health. We have been blessed with peace pros
perity and abundance. Ii night and proper that
Christian people shall feel and manifest our
gratitude Almighty God for the wisdom and goodness
Of his divine providence.
1t is custom of people to apart day of public
Thanksgiving. In accordance with this custom, and
with my conviction of its propristy, l designate
Thursday, the Goth of November 1856 be observed
a day OF Thanksgiving and recommend the people c
Indiana to suspend their ordinary avocations and
semble that day at their usual places of worship
offer thanks him who controls the destnes of Nations
and of men.
In testimony whereof have here
unto set my hand and seal and caused
81 TO be affixed the seal OF the State al
Indianapolis this Goth day Of October
A. ID. 1856.
BY the Governor JOSEPH A. WRIGHT
Erasmus b. COLLINS, Secretary of State.
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The reach of almost every family and
Saamefress
New JeWelry.

Of pave just r''''' and opened i''s '''0'
NEW STYLED JEW ELRN.
Some Of the most elegant sets OF Cameo Lava, Mo-
sale, Coral. and Brilliant Setting shown in this
Market We cordially invite the public especially the
Ladies TO call and examine the style. We will sell
at New York prices. Positively.
Store opposite the Wright House.
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IF YOUR HAIR Is FALLING OFF, it can be pre-
Il vented and preserved in a healthy and luxuriant
growth, by the use ofBALLARD'S II. AIR FASTENER,
price 25 cents so cents and Sl-eega tly perfumed.
IF YOUR HAIR IS GRAY, there is nothing equal
to BALlARD'S HAIR DYE. Ii makes any shade,
from brown 10 the most superb black without staining
nurng the hair the skin Ii for these peer
less qualities it received thopremium at the Worlds
Drs Chiffon and TOrrey.
Manufactured, sold and applied al 49S and 500 Broad
way, New York. sept30-d&wlv-R
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THE NEW YORK DAILY sun

rs sent Clubs, by mail, at two dollars year. Get
i specimen copy Furnished gratis,) and see the
terms. Send letters post paidl TO
MOSES 5. BEACH.
ang 23-2mdtxwR1 Sun Office, New York
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L ayns and summer Goods at first cost TO
IL make room for our Fall Goods, which we shall be
receiving every day until Winter stock is complete
augl9u J. X. WHELAN 81 co.
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ID OARDING-A few more Boarders can be accom-
ID modated at Major Bnght's residence on Michigan
Avenue, about two squares north of the Bates House
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CLIREHUGH'S

w G.S A L - &c L L T. T. ST.
WITH his newly invented transparent, skin seams,
w and other late Improvements, render them for du
rabty, comfort and lightness, superior to all Others
They are measured and made scientific principles,
warranted not TO shrink. and trial will prove how they
excel heavy, clumsy, ILL fitting articles Non-resdents
will receive on application, his system Of measuring.
which never fails TO secure perfect At.
CLIREHUGH's only genuine Trieopherous and Liquid
Hair Dye. for sale everywhere. 1872 FULT0N-ST.,
NEW YORK. lsept30-lyd6Sw-R
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DUNCAN SHERMAN & COMPANY
b A n X T. L 5.

ITO LIQUOR DEALERS WHOLESALE GRO
l. GERS, Druggists, Photographers, AmbrOtypers,
Pyrotechnists, Glass Manufacturers, and Africans in
general.
Best Cognac Oil to produce high favored Brandy
with pure spirits; Bso the avorngs for every kind
Liquor and the of Jamaica and s. Crpx Rum,
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Cyanide, Potassium; Essential Oils Lemon, Berga-
mot, Lavender Cloves, Juniper, Caraway, Rose,
Orange, Vanilla, Insect Powder and Fly Paper.
For sale on the most moderate terms by
DIR. FEUCHrWANGER, Chemist,
sept30- - Maiden Lane, New YoIA.
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WATSON'S TEN DOLLAR PATENT
Family Sewing Machines.

CTATE AND COUNTY RIGHTS for using and vend-
- ing this highly yalU able invention be secured by
pplicaiion 10 the subscriber.
This invention Is one Of the most complete and use
full labor saving improvements OF the age capable of
dong ten times as much work can be done by hand,
and of doing il in far superior manner.
The low price of ten dollars, at which they retail
ed, will place them within
The reach of almost every family and
Seamstress
throughout the Union. and will euable purchasers OF
rights Ito whom machines furnished at a tariff o.
prices that will 10 them profit Of one hundred
per cent? realize for their investment and labor the
highest and most satisfactory remuneration.
Rights will be placed within the reach OF every enter
prising business man, and upon such terms will In
IRE success and render their possession sure ready
nd constant OF profit during the continuance OF
the patent
For further information, inquire in person or by mail
of JOHNSON q KELSEY.
PARLoR, 81 BATES HousE,
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ZINES.
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Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Ohio and Mis-
souri Lands

ITO EXCHANGE FoR CITY PROPERTY. nv
l. ,,,,, WIN. Willy.
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Trustees Sale of Land
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND

A Trustees lof Caleb Adams OF Oregon XIV. we orer
n for sale purchasers privately until thursday
the goth OF November, at which tune, IL previously
sold, we W II sell 10 the highest bidder the premises
A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND,
Lying in the county OF Hendricks in Indiana Eve miles
northeast OF Danvile. the county Il said county,
aud sixteen miles from indianapolis, on the waters Of
White Lick Creek, one and a half miles North Of tho
AIRLINE railroad from indianapolis 10 NonteKuma on
Wabash River thence by connection 20 ST Joseph on
The Missouri the above tracs being the West half sec -
and the East halfofsec 70 In township nc North Of range
East estimated 10 contain
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New York Advertisements.
tKUM
ALBERT @. RICHARDSONsS
1T Is NOT A DYE

Advertising and Correspondence Office, 300 Broadwa
NEW YORK
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-08-05
For the Telegraph.
Examination Of Teachers.

Ma. EDrroR,--I read in your excellent
paper of the 99d inst, the Improvement
made by our Examiners, in examining
teachers, by advancing the scale Of require
ments, and by publishing the questions and
number of candidates received and rejected,
&c., hope that it will form 2 rule of ac-
ton for the future. Most Of our teachers
are very deficient in the hight sort of quail
fications, and their schools Ought not to be
dignifed with the name Of school. They
have their pupils begin at the, wrong end Of
their studies, and then work backwards, or
rather not work at all, On such schools
the peoples money is squandered, and in
such their children's time is thrown irrecov-
erably away; for time once past never re-
turns-the moment that is lost is lost for
ever. Those who receive certificates for
six months, if they are qualified to teach
this length Of time,, by the same rule they
are prepared to teach on; but they are not
prepared, and we had better have vacant
school-houses than such teachers in them
R. W. Emerson says: "a man may teach
by doing, and not otherwise. If he can
communicate himself, he can teach; butno
otherwise by words. He teaches who gives
and he learns who receives. There is nc
teaching until the pupil is brought into the
state or principle in which you are"
Middleport, O. r. BIssELL.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-08-05

The DIscUssIoN.-On Tuesday, Wednes-
day, and Thursday evenings, Of last week,
the courthouse was filed with respectable,
orderly, and attentive audiences. >. Judge
M. Heckard, on the part Of the. Republicans.
and H. B. Smith. Esq, on the part of the
Democrats, were chosen Moderators, and
Jas. Fish andVA. Thomson, Secretaries.
The disputants were V. NJ. Firor, and T,
A. Plants, Esqs. Subject: The Platforms
and candidates of the Republican and DEM
Ocratic parties. On Tuesday evening Mr..
Plants opened the discussion in, a speech of
one hour, in favor Of the Republican plat
form, etc. Mr.. Firorresponded, in speech
of one hour. Mr.. Plants closed in speech
Of fifteen minutes. Wednesday evening.
two speeches were made by each of the
gentlemen, of half an hours length each,
Mr.. Firor closing in speech of fifteen min
utes. Thursday evening, ore speech from
each, of an hour, Mr.. Plants closing in
speech of fifteen minutes. s..
OF the merits of the arguments used by
each, we have not a word to say. Each
person who heard must Judge for himself,
One remark we can make, however, without
fear of contradiction: the disputants treated
each other with the utmost courtesy and ur-
banity, avoiding all personalities, and con-
fning themselves to the questions at issue.
The audience was highly pleased with the
entertainment, and all parties met and par
ted amicably each evening. =.
As it was impossible for either Of the
speakers to do full justice to the subject in
the time to which they were limited, MIR.
Firor proposed continuance, which was
promptly accepted by Mr.. Plants, and unanr
imously agreed to by the audience. The
time agreed upon was next week, commen-
cling on Tuesday evening. =. ja, .
The only regrets we have are that the
courthouse is not large enough to hold all
who might be induced to attend, and again,
that so few of the rank and file of the De-
mocracy were present. We hope in future
discussions to see every square foot of space
occupied, and a large sprinkling Of Demo-
Gratis in the audience. Listen to the argu-
ment on both sides, and then draw your own
conclusions. We favor free discussion, to
its fullest extent. "Try all things, and hold
fast to that which is good"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-08-05

Our FIFTH YEAR.-The presentnumber
of the Telegraph is the first of our fifth
year. We commenced with Vol. 4, No. 81,
which was the first number issued under
our supervision. Since that time great
changes have taken place. Our town and
township have nearly doubled in wealth and
population. New towns have been built
on all sides Of us. Directly opposite our
Office, where then stood the orchard, the
melon patch, the wheat and corn fields of
our old friend Brown, now stands the four
ishing city Of Mason, with population of
several hundreds. Four miles above, on,
the same side, where was another farm, is
now another young city-Hartford-
a population of several hundreds. On the
Ohio side. nearly opposite Hartford is the
new city Of Syracuse, which but a year or
two ago was the farm Of Mr.. Watson. Be-
low us, FIVE or SIX miles, is West Columbia,
which then numbered its population by tens
now they may be enumerated by thous-
ands. On our side, opposite, is Leadington,
which, though not yctmuch improved, may
soon become city. In addition to the
wealth created here by the development OF
our resources, foreign capital has been IN
duced here for profitable investment. Our
wealth, therefore, has increased at least as
rapidly as our populatop--perhaps SO,
notwithstanding the severe monetary crisis
through which the country has bpptrecently
passed. In morality, considering our in-'
crease, and the peculiar character OF our
laboring population, we think there has been
some improvement. In politics, there has
been Almighty change. We might illustrate
this by reference 70 incidents Of, the past,
but it is unnecessary. Suffice il that We
cOpsider tie change very much for the bet
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-08-05

Catalogue of the Officers and Students Of
the Ohio University, Athens, Ohio, for
1855-6.-We are pleased to note the evil
dences of the prosperity of this institution,
exhibited in their catalogue. The total num-
Der of students in attendance the past year
is 165. Of these there were in the Senior
class, 6-three in the classical, and three in
scientific course. In the Junior class there
were 9-two regular classical, two classical
irregular, and FIVE scientific. The Sopho-
more class consists of l0-six classical reg
ular, and four irregular. The Freshman
class numbered 40-nine regular, eleven
irregular, and twenty scientific. The Pre-
paratory department numbered 100.
Among the names of students, we notice
many from this county. In the Senior class
(scienti6c) we see the name of Thomas
Carlton, Pomeroy, who is also mentioned
as one Of the Tutors during a part of the
year. In the Junior class (regular) is N.
I. Behan, Pomeroy. In the Freshman class
are R. A. Sidebottom and Alban Davis,
Pomeroy. Several in the Preparatory de-
partment are from Meigs county, We are
pleased to see Pomeroy represented in the
college classes, but cannot say that we alto
gether approve of sending pupils from this
county to FIJI up the Preparatory depart
ment. We object to this for two reasons;
/. Meigs county affords good preparatory
schools, in which young men can be fully
instructed in every branch Of learning nee
essary to enter the college classes with hon
or, and we like to see these schools hand
somely sustained by our own citizens. 2
We do not like to see our colleges turned
into primary schools. It is our opinion, i
the primary department were decreased, the
college classes would be more rapidly in
creased. Young men who have been pre-
lpared at home for the higher classes, prefer
other institutions on account Of the grea
proportion of scholars in the lower classes
ass Athens' gHi atE li'3 g48i y71 Is n
| Of the Faculty we need hardly speak
The prosperity Of the institution, and it
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-08-05

The Tsmp7ar's Magazine although we
have failed to notice this work for many
moons, its visits to our sanctum have been
as regular as the months of the year. To
members of the beautiful and noble Order
of which it is the organ, this magazine is
indispensable-to temperance men and wo-
men it is valuable, and to every body who
reads it interesting and instructive. Then,
again, is dirt cheap -only 81 year-less
than oae,half as much as it costs to keep
the editor in tobacco; and should he ever
again become civilized, his barber's bill
would cost him ten copies. The DR., is "all
right on the goose" but not orthodox or
subject Of mustachios. Those wishing tc
subscribe will address DR.. J. Wadsworth,
Cincinnati,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-08-05
For the Telegraph.
BY ALMENA c. SAUNDERS.

"
BY ALMENA c, SAUNDERS.
%, where are now those noble hearts,
E That pulse unto our nation gave?
Who hurled defiance at the crown, !.
Which flashed across Atlantic's wavei
And. rending from the beaming brow
OF Liberty, the sable veil
Proclaimed, America is freel
Proclaimed 0ppression's dying wal,
Hear we not Yet that lofty voice, ei.,
Which once our nation raised on high?
The burning words of spirits strong,
Whose echo deep can never die? ,.a
And speak they not, to-day, to us
In every soft yet solemn breeze,
That steals upon its silkcn wing,
Among the foliage of the trees?
There is sword in every line ..
Decision in each pregnant word
A deep appeal to freemen now, aa
BY which the patriot heart is stirred;
While ON the odor- laden gales,
That kiss the weeping prairie flowers,
There comes supplicating voice,
That we will make its spirit ours.
Ye Freemen let your armor bright,
Flash proudly in the tyrants face;
Nor yield one blossom-girdled vale
ts Unto Oppression's foul embrace.
Be valiantl till the rising mist, u.
Shall like the morning vapor fee;
And every mountain, every vale,
Shall show, America is free!
Kyger July s, 1856. r....
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-08-05

"A contemporary maryels at The phenomena
of myriads Of flies go,,irg upon the .ele.
graph wires upon recen, occasion; but II
he will observe carefully. he viii find u was
i.ss -afiss m. arriyal. when The wires were
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-08-05

I'll &P. CRoSBIE, wagon-makers, Mulberry
Ill street, Pomeroy, o., over F, E. Humphreys
shop. Having had long experience in the bust
ness, they are enabled to execute, in a neat and
substantial manner, all orders for wagons, bug
enable terms. M rIt ss.u. ....,.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-08-05
MANUFACTURES.

hTOMER0Y ROLLING MILL COMPANY,
i Front Street, Pomeroy, Ohio. Have con-
Stantly on hand and made to order, merchant
Iron Of all sizes. Orders solicited, and promptl,
executed. WIN. JENNINGS, Supt.
iDg@ LtF POTTER, Agent, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Jung3, 1856. 4
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-08-05

hundred feet under ground, for fourteen
days and thirteen hours without food, in
the Blue Rock, Coal Mines. By Robert H.
Gilmore. This is small pamphlet, detail
ing circumstance which transpired short
time ago in Muskingum county, creating
considerable excitement. A dozen copies
of the pamphlet were sent to us some weeks
ago, but We had not time then to notice it.
Two or three we have given away to our
friends and the others can be obtained very
easily, by those wishing to read them. Itis
highly interesting.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-08-05

Ohio Journal IF Education.- I'VE receive
two copies monthly--one addressed to the
Telegraph, sent by the publishers, the 9TH
er addressed to ourself, for which we are
indebted to friend Bissell. Of Middleport.
we believe One is sufficient. although we
should not like TO be deprived of it altogeth-
er. We should rejoice to see copy in the
hands of every teacher in Meigs county,
The editor is Rev. A. Smyth, Republican
candidate for State School Commissioner.
The information contained in the Journal is
precisely such is needed by every school
teacher and director. In fact, it is the or
gan or exponent Of the common school sys-
TEN of Ohio.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-08-05

6toALPoRT SALT COMPANY. Office in
" Cooper's Building, Coalport, o. Salt for
Country trade retail, THiRTY- -FIvE and Forty
CENTS pepbuShel. 9@ June s
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-08-05
OFFICE OF THE TELEGAPH
FRONT STREET,
SEVEN DOORS BELOW COURT Up STAIRS.
POMEROY.OHlO.r
Rates of Advcrtising.

~ Rates OF Advertising. t6irt
Onesquae as lines or less) three weeks, 81 90
Every Observation-Disclosures, :8 ::9: 26
One square, three months, p: ;:: :.s 90
One square, SIX months, -: b 90
One square, one year, ~: =: s 90
One half column, one year, !, .u: r: 20 90
Three-fourths Of column, one year, rs 90
One column, one year, : ~: 80 CO
GTAdyertisements not havingt he number of in
|Sertions marked on copy, will be continued nm
forbid and charged accordingly.
GTCasual advertisers must pay yinadvance.
GTJOb Printing, of every description
executed with accuracyand neatness.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-08-05

Grahanss american Monthl,.-August
number received. Watson & Co., the pres
ent proprietors are doing their utmost to
render it popular. The historical sketches
contained in each number are alone worth
the subscription price. The editorials are
rich and spicy, The embellishments. are
elegant, and the typography beautiful
Price SO a year. There are 100 pages in
each number.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-08-05
Literary Notices.

For several weeks past, our columns have
been SO crowded with political matter that
we have been unable to notice many of the
books, pamphlets, magazines, &C., with
which we have been favored. Having a
spare moment, we propose to say few
words of some Of these which happen to be
before us. tt .r