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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-04-29
Kansas city Itesuas.

We cannot luIbeur making n Few rx,racls
from the editorial columns OF our prtdeces-
sor -R. T.aVan Horn. The last number
contains the following announcement, of in,
lercs, TO luborers and mechanics who desire
10 emigrae 10 The west.
Building is progressing rapidly in Kansas
City: bu. there Is a serious drawback ltl
wan, Of mechanics Of all kinds and labor.
e's. Any number Of carpenters, and brick
makers atcusnled Immediately. Will cul
exchanges take no,e or This, and aid In
spreading Information.
LABuRERs WANTED Laborers can fine
Constant employ menI, aad the highest wa
ges. at Kansas City. Flv hundred men ar,
now needed o@l i''lf '1a
The tide Of emigration seems undimin
ished. and The con,es, between North anC
Seu.h q close one, as will be seen by ,h,
following: isf '7'a
Over one thousand emigran,s have landed
~ hansas City the past week.
Within the las, two days. over four hun
dred emiaran,s have landed at this place
Tor the Territory. a 4L &aa Is
The steamer Clara landed ono HUNDRED
and twenty-five passengers a, Kansas CITY
on Thursday last. They were all fro III,
S.aie o. Connecticut.
STILL THEY cnME.-- The Siar of the West
landed At our wharf to-day owe, ons hun
dred emieran,s, from Georgia, Aabama
Sonih Carolina and Ken.ucky. "
Benz Bran,ly, Esq, Of Georgia, and fam
| lily arrived here TO day, en- route for the Ter
ri,ory. Mr.. B is a veteran editor, haviny
been connected with the Southern press 60
many years. We welcome him 10 his new
home in the WestorH Prairies, and trust hi
pen will no. be allowed TO remain silent ii
this new und active field Of service. of
The pe,y Of The Border Ruffians" ma,
be seen by the & flowing i,em.di 10 ~, ",
1NcEnDiARifsI IN WyANDoTs- The Churcl
Of the NJ, r. Nor,h was ebsetycd 70 be oi
i
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-04-29
For the Telegraph.
Senator Douglass VS.. Judge Story
and Others. -..,.t.

In his late Report to the U. s. Senate,
as chairman Of the Committee on Terrific
ries," Senator Douglass says: "Your COM
mittee deem this an appropriate occasion to
state briefly, but distinctly, the principles
upon which new States may be admitted,
and Territories organized under the author
ity of the Constitution Of the U. s."
Section Sd Art 4th, Sec. 9th Art. lst
and 10th amendment of the Constitution Of
the U. s arc then quoted following which
are some common place remarks upon the
sovereignty" and equality" Of the States;
the number admitted into the Union since
the formation of the Federal Constitution;
and finally on page ed he comes up to the
point and says: "Since we find the right
to admit new States enumerated among the
powers expressly delegated in the Consti-
tuition the question arises, whence does
Congress derive authority to organize tenn
porary governments for the Territories pre-
paratory to their admission into the Union
on an equal footing with original States?-
Your commiaee are not prepared to adopt
the reasoning which dsduces the power from
that other clause Of the Constitution which
says: "The Congress shall have power to
dispose Of and make all needful rules and
regulations respecting the territory orioth-
erproperty belonging to the U. s." s ala
We then have alengthy quibble upon Che
words territory" and 'other property
used in this sclause--wlich amounts to moth
ing more than to show the difficulties Of his
position, and the contemplate means used
to sustainsit. But the Senator having de.
MED the authority usually referred to, by
constitutional lawyers and statesmen, fol
the organization Of territorial governments
by Congress, and aware OF the dilema he is
linby admitting Nheexistcbce Of that power,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-04-29

New Goops.-From all we can see and
hear, the merchants of Pomeroy have
brought on the largest stock Of Goods, by a
great deal, ever brought to this place.
Some of them tell us their purchases this
year are nearly double those Of any former
year. We Wepresume they have not had time
yet to prepare their advertisements. Those
who wish to sell their goods rapidly. and
who feel disposed to be accommodating to
customers will, of course, give notice Of the
fact, in our columns, in due time.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-04-29
NEw YonK, Auril qq.-.Tho gale Of yes

New YoRK, April e2.--The gale of yes.
.erday and las. night, did considerable dam
age in this vicinity. Many trees were up
rOosed, buildings unrooGed, and Two or three
church spires demo ished. One Of The spires
Of the new Congregational church, in Bruok'
Ign. fell upon and stove in the roof ofthe
church, doing much damage. The immens+
cross on 81. James Cs,ht dral In James
street. Brooklyn. was also blown down.
Considerable injury was also done 10 Ihe
shipping inihe dock. A schooner, name
unknown. was driven ashore a, Throg ueck.
Tho Aspinwall mail steamer Geo. Law did
mol 60 opI, bu. anchored .in'he Nor.h river
The Sound steamers remained In their docks
up 10 midnight. Towards morning, the
wind lpled. bu, il cpu'inued 10 rain al In
'efvals, "a .eisAN ass tap ,a!cio s,d
New YoRK, April as "A dispa,ck hom
Provide.ce states ,ha. message had been
recsissl ., Gape Cod 10 tas following et'ecs
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-04-29

EscAPED.--On yesterday, the Warden
of the Ohio Penitentiary sent twelve con-
victs, in care Of two guards, to the farm Of
VIM Atcheson. about three miles from the
city, for the purpose Of cutting wood. The
guards placed their revo'vers on the top Of a
wood-piie, and while one of them sat down
to watch the pistols, the other walked
around to attend to putting up the wood;
and while thus engaged two Of the convicts,
named Maher and Young, stole the revol-
vers and made off, threatening that if the
guards followed them, they would blow their
hearts out; and thus made their escape. :
This makes four escapes from the same
place within four weeks- City Fact, liza
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-04-29

APPoINTMENT--The new Board OF direc-
tors of the Ohio Lunatic Asylum have ap-
pointed DR.. HILLs formerly of Delewars
Ohio, superintendent Of that institution.
Gerrit Smith and Lewis Tappan have head
ed call for aNational Convention Of Aboli-
tionists. They are determined to nominate
ticket Of their own. Let them alone
We do not need their votes or desire theil
company. 1--we cannot do anything for the
cause of Freedom without placing ourselves
under the lead Of these impractical ultraists
we shall at least act independently Of them
They will perhaps understand after Will
that tie Republican party is not quite a
thoroughly Aboliiionized as it is represente'
to be by its enemies. >r
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-04-29

UNDERTAKING. hope il may be a
long time before any Of our readers m a.,
heed the Underiaker's services, but as all
must, some day or other, pay tho debt oI
nature. il is well enough TO know where 10
find The the ccffin-,naker. See advertisement.
of SAMUEL BARTLETT. in anc,hpr column
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-04-29

Nsws.-our exchanges ale Is dry as the!
stFeets, and as dull as business b town.
We ihpnld be very happy to print some
stirring news-if we could get it. We might
n'angfectss some, ior the amusement of
our readers, but we should soon be found
out, and that would be worse than ever
Why don't somebody kin himset,l OF blow
up. or run off with somebody's daughter, or
play smash generally, for the benefit ofnews
paper editors and gossips? Verify, the
times is out Of joint
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-04-29

ident Of the. United States and an Electoral
Ticket sor Ohio, The people Of Ohio, with
ont regard to past political differences OF
divisions. who are opposed to the fepeal Of
the Missouri compromise opposed to the
policyof tbe, present Federal Admiaistras
iion--opposed to the extention Of Slavery
In tile Territories : in favor Of the admis'
sion of Kansas as a. free State and-in fa-
Sof oflrestoring the action of The goSerns
ment to the principles of Washington and
Jefferson, are cordially invited to cooperate
in choosing delegates to the State Conven-
ton, and otherwise furthering the objects in
view
1t is expected Of the people in the respec-
tive counties that they take prompt action
for tile choice of Delegates; and for this pur-
pose it is recommended that they assemble
at their several county seats, on the 22d day
of May next and designate the number o.
Delegates to which their county may be en-
titled, viz: one Delegate for each 500 votes
cast for the Republican ticket at the last Oc
tober election aud one additional Delegate
for each fractional excess Of $50 such yote'
mo county having less than one Delegate
And for the purpose of choosing thre'
Delegates from each Congressional Distrlc
to the National Convention, it's recommen
ded that a convention be heldin each Con
gressional District at the same place wher
the last Congressional District Convention
was holden, (unless otherwise agreed b.
the local committees, on or before the 3ls
de-, Of May. A. p. STONE,
| L. G.. VAN sLYKE,
ra WIN, DENNISON, Jr
o. FOLLETT, ST.
RI. ]. H. COULTER.
State Central Committee.
COLUMBUS, April 20, 1855.
Meigs county will be entitled to thr
delegates. Let care be taken to send Il
right sort Of men.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-04-29

SECTION /. BE itenacted tEths Gsneral
Assembly of ne S.aeof 0h'o. That ,be Tor
,y.piRh,h ssc,ion of an act en,lled an act de-
fning .he jurisdiction and regulating the
practice Of Probate C,urs, passed March H.,
1858. be amended so rs IN read as safol'ows:
Spc,on 48. In Tho exercise of i,s crml-
nal Jurisdiction, the Probate Coori shall hold
terms of said ceur, on iha frs. Mopdav Of
,nch Of ihe folb,wipg msln.hs 80 wit: Feb.
ruory. April. June. August. Oclober, and
d. csmbrr. being six terms in each year.
Section 2, ThMgoriRinal section ior'y-
eigh, OF The aci aforesaid. be, and Is hereby
repealed.
Section s. Tint this nc, shall take f. C,
| from and after The frsl day OF May nex..
April II. 1856, .,,.-.e,-s
N. II. VAN WORRIES.
Speaker Of the House Of Rel sesenlalives
THO5. II. FORD,
President Of lhe Senate
SEcRETARY OF STATES OFFICE I
CoLuMBrs, April H. 1856. !.
| | hereby certify iha. The foregoing acl'
are CORRECTLY copied from The original roll
on file 10 this Office.
JAMES II. BAKER.
Secretary Of State.
AUDITORS OFFICE. a.. a
PoMERoy. April 25. 1856.
| cerify .ha, the foregoing laws are cor
rec,ly cnpiod from lbe original copy fur
nished by The Srcrelary Of Sla'e. ,a.it,.
II. II. SWALLOW,
Auditor OF Msigs County.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-04-29

GROCERIES AND PRovIsIoNs.-We are
pleased to see our very good friends--M -Messrs.
CURTIS q REED-ministering to the animal
wants Of this community, for two reasons:
/. Because two more worthy and high
minded gentlemen are not often met with,
and it is always pleasant to deal with such
2. Because they cannot help prospering,
and we are always glad to see our friends
prosper We have half mind to engage
in the same business; not because it is more
pleasant, but it is so much more profitable.
Men, and women too, 1--WE blush to speak it)
take great deal of care to provide well for
the by. but seldom think of feeding the
mind. Hence printers starve while grocers
grow rich. This is not the fault of the gro
GERS, but of the people. Nor do we wish
anybody toest less; butwe should think it an
Improvement if they would read more. But
we must take the world as it is II you
wish to be served by clever gentlemen, and
buy your groceries cheap, and get good ar
ticles, call on the tforesaid Farmers and
others having produce to sell will find it to
their advantage to call on them. Those
who are in the habit Of going to Cincinnati
to sell their produce and buy their groceries
are perhaps not aware that they can do jus
as we'll here perhaps better. At all events
they can save their time and passage money
The LAws.--We this week publish in ful
two very important and interesting laws 0
the last session-one relating to lunatics
showing the manner of proceeding in all cas-
es; and the other relating to the location o
county roads. Both laws were drawn will
great care, and well maturcd, before thei
passage, and no matter how dry and tedious
they may appear, they will well pay for 1
careful and attentive perusal.
We understand from the proper county
officers that they will not publish many o
the acts Of last selecting only sucl
as are of immediate interest to readers, ant
we can well venture to say that those pub
lished will be found interesting.
One hundred and ffty-nine acts wer
passed at the last session--ope of which
1.-THE Bank BilD is very long. and well di
gested. This does not become law unit
voted upon by the people. s2 aa
Fur the benefit Of those who are dispose,
to :%iik the Legislature has done nothing
we should like to publish all the laws enac
ted; but as this cannot be done, we shall en-
deavor soon to give the titles Of each.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-04-29

FARM FOR SALE.--A good opportunity
for a profitable investment is offered by
SELBY PARsHALL in another column.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-04-29

W. STivERs calls attention to his new
stock in another column. He makes no
great boast, nor is it necessary he should,
Everybody knows him hereabouts, and
those who examine his goods and prices, do
not often leave without purchasing,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-04-29

fNc b96 n 81 e AN 40 W 'r'9e2 . stN'
TSStnanilaan ne, a.aaatd "sn &C, d liaine
I auss4 ilrssdicIioo AID regulating ,he practice
-ofv,ks Ptobase GoGtss." !" pnsseJ March if,
'qeb5io'ssi % a5a'af 1'aa Ply lPs'sR@ 2
10 mi al, o. hynlpi3t e'B4a = tsoea ,aoae
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COR SALE-An elegant COUNTRY SEAT.
.i'hn A. hos. Se~YCrt including Furniture Horses

Carriage. ke-
The r.ce 10 c complete order. erhr.cn- shoat Sc
u1u.uy e. ssOeled P.oyiass with t1ii AID perfectly
y abby.
ir 10 larre handsomely fnsLed AID furnished tie
outtudrE 40 eoEErGeo: 40 tie Erog.ts tse-
fully aic
los.tG or part Il ibe parehss remain Esodssee
Fer turtle; particulars srp.. % HOMER MORGAN
No Mctrp it:n Baut Builtnf.
nooI coru-r Il Brs-i xsT Gnd PUe.;.
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CyYxyss HfIis CEstIEky.
; -. p--ax.,x rorrs- % N ~


UINDE RTAKERS and others interested are
b-ehv rfisea that leaves tie oee tho
ourds every CAV eIccr: Sunday, q n Ane ? z snd
sunday \; lo a II - A., ...,
Aiso that M Ct TIE er,i'e = -a'
an the Av,nurs P.:hs Lakes. Groves faTks ke, H.
~lilA nay :, hAa AZ the oaios -, ,.-.c
purt~s I,e aid thy rev oo'iAn Inc TrHAns OF uotr
th.t 81 90 pSrsons ..,.c .,
rid Alsciuci reccss.y TIA uHers prr.s'oa.
should he funers enhance In oae t. me h-
: ,oi ewing noiiee the kvPers Of their sPFoscA ha,
vn-h delay Arc confusion 49,
IT. r.'ttsor rtcY-.kcs - rriioo.ry cAed % this
-~sr a,.ta Ry o. 4rr % the Bo.ri OF 1ris,ees
EDAI M briggs. President,
Z TsEo NTI.Es Sccr..Sy.
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ALE CHEAP-HOUsE. BARN aud

COR SALE CHEAP-HOUSE. BARN aud
WAGON-EOrsF ard We, Of Tsrsr and al kind. Of
Fr-if. On II trd Of vii B. sod 81 t0EethsT
liz Jhou-es vs<r holse. exhsnsc fr City ~
Brv.klyu rrr-rfy thai ~ ce4r 81 Ecu-krrncr las
M r.rs r shberhooG ard Lcslthy. ,td sb3ut
n Wu,rsbu--h Perry ard svr miruies wax g tao
rsrro.d g. - Acu-cun Lc,g is.s1t lrq-r- Z yAAES
BAILEY Nc. = Ccllzb:sst. y. /.
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IOHN HOBBS.-ShOuld this meet the eye Of
~ JOHN HOBBS Who left Eeg'Sld about % ago nJw
= lat ofA~guSny Ptsbarsh P.nnsylvHni. Norih Anerie.
requested communicate ~i.h as sister Ann.
No C,rusnd sIoye. JG3d ct ST PsnerA. London al
-. -e,hirr 20 his pes . who ~il give
--sn w. ether be i. ,ise and where living shall be
yx1rsed tcr his troubs.
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CyTaMrERINCi. &c, permanently and radically
- Ct-Dt p-Ihe g. r.,-ib+F vii E~@rt 70 say pen {
,si-fec wr;a S-snFriak lsed ristts OF sPveen D.,
ioSys.s RYMFpl As ell bis o~a. BY whrh al npcii-
ape ID c,u Re caIed il o-e h0rr La- A1c I'd ro-
h.s.an oepcTun! Be foreyer euird Incl oSe eoI-
Dr. bINNErT Bsx Nc. IS kiazror- n Y.
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i For SALE-TFN THOU SAND ACRES Of most vai-
rfb, Tin her Tabe NJ neral LAND ia tie Sts. If Penn
syvsu abouI ding Iron Ore Fire Cs and the only 'ed u
Limestone yet discovered within thirty niles ~ present under
rcrs;ca examination with evidences Of eNit-uce Il sc nj
Coal 70 Eastern markets than Any coal ve
in PeunsyyAni. This land album IL wa the hass
Tin be 70 where il PenusylvAaiI-as Heock
Birch MaIe Beech native Poplar Cher.y and Ches
Of Il Asui.ceut growth.
viii Isl, ~ railroad and tour BY WAGON ro.t
e Fnad, ILA and canal AID railroad connecting Win
d sections.
Te such body Of land be found in Pernsyyani. for
is tin 3. uL,rsl aud usb!e wealth. For terms apply 70
A CLARK, No 5s0 rJsi~ay.
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Guusrs anb farms WauIe0.

EARM WANTED-A SMALL FARM. win
r.ttsfe buGug. iu good oraer. W0uli Ike q ess-.
Nth tie piiyii-se at pafcLase. Adde'S 3. u, BN No.
- Pos'-Chce, ~b P,.. .-Tns, AID iG descup ion Nsne
other " III t. ,gerrd.
IVAN D-A g1od-szed, well-turDshed
W House from about 2th December 20 lst MAJ s-la.
III between ga saL lihss preferred. Address No 10
" .skii gtou-st.
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Amnscmcnis.
Fol RTH CONCERT
Il SATURDAY, Nov. Is - NlBLOS sLAOON
Nine. COkA DE " lLUORSE Sisn3r NORELLI.


NINE COhA DE WILuORSE sisn0r MORELLL
Nj THALBERG
VII psy Fsu,s.iss Nose" and N.ssuiel.' hil By
candle sad Two Songs Without Words, 10y Mcndcls3oau
NOTICE
II conq ueree ofnumer'us rcq1. s. IL Dar : '-t
itov b. had a. tie tickct olc duri o." dan The rag
(teng DESTROYS sPte pains 20 a1Jfd tie pihc a.
large faculty hear Nh. TAaterg b-sto announce tAa,
the cw Tensing nC-Its sGi0n 90 tn " sca's,
3 limifcr number Of
SEATS MAY LIKEWISE BIZ SECt RED At ~ ZACH.
sale 4 which Will the ddy a. oa'n lcer
while the sale Of the . % i'll Invariably commence o
the day
THE PRICE or RESERVED SEATS therefore. will be
= s. and : 20 each sccolug to oc'iion VITA born the
= 70 and the al o. uckes nH be syen cheek chng me
holder a reserved scat.
The sele Of the 80 for saturday, Concert vii com
lncu6e the ticket Office FRIDAY. Nov lin. ~
O'Clock ia Saturday vii be svd Use ~ s'sts anu tn
remaining -
tp Town Oce ..........C BIcus "a No. 7o Broa way
Down Town Office .....Nso Norden hnss. No - W dist
Sssis may likewise b. rad an the evening Z III door
MONDAG-ONLl CONCERT n BROOhLl y .
TJESDAA Nov. IS.-ILc FIFTH CONCERT - NU.'s
Srlo.u.
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ACCIDENTS 20 PERSONS and

HORRIBLE ACCIDENTS 20 PERSONS and
L.rs- Amount Of Ptol-gty Destroyed, The daily itcs
usc, furnished By ke sPpr' hr0c aoi TIE Acd iot7
he Br-uns 81 Pub NoE Al danger AAd ar cause %
entire. removed y sou toe PATENT INDIA
ri RBFR FLUID LAMP. ~hrh eslrot BE- eoksr BASED
o. e1rotcd pe.iher the LAMP b tlet ~as banning
e mos, ecu-cric1 sd cheapest Lamp. ,cd Ia
oe-ei 70 eorsuus-s. The sppe1-I-cr O. ocr lAf
r. -ra-ne.. BE- sccursly ey txr-vsf
s+N-xrbe~s TIE coo, = 81 e. Il 81 = &C ; ~ IL
doe uoaey ~ raj, and Lamp W st oE~1-tec eo-Te
,nsI 4 no3ey received. S2t Dc :As Of
valuable lie t;beTA discount - deAe..- HANSSLR SI
1 hOTT Exclusive NaaGfso:s-ess i. Zee United s-stea
No ee Fa.tol st.. SexNOGk City.
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Go ubom il man Concern.

4 MARRIED LADY. of great experience IN
~ FEMALE COMPLAINTS and ~h0 la. bveI the " life OF
,.i.reu.h.o PLyslciAn is ANXIOUS g eouIuncz'e s9ne
,bir ~ sr,,t ia prtsnce SUFFERING FEMALES tirre
,fcf.rse Addr-,s Mrs :. LARREU Newfort Pos: ohiee
Station y.
ERNESTlNE L. ROSE begs leave to inform
l. her fr-aas tla he has from EaroPe Letters
nv le set Ter address No . " his-si Mes" lork
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Real 0:siate for 6l!e.

I'ARM LANDS tor SALE.-The lLLlNDlS
Il CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY IS cow prepared &c
sell sboat TWO MILLION, Or ACRES Of
- q 4
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Wnnts.

A LADY h.gL'y educated and experienced III
~ fsaehsrs y Fs, - -sa.suacui in this s- sToc.iJ
90 ssc PkitATE INSTeI gTIoN weld seeepi .4iuA
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NEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD CON
~ PANTS kSPPEss-GrsrsAL OFTics No. fTs Broad.
Wy =, I-I.e NeEYoys a. ere Rsii..s Ce-ap.py -.
seT .zrs7elte e. s-esulA sxrress tr.jnes.
Il ID. RICE Bay: Efy...L
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CouIstor of tie supreme Court II this s~e. wis ns -
l,csfe &c e ion viva
by OF ueulers Profession qualified PARTNER %
CLERK btn. Advocate be would devote u nell 10 a.
du-. A line addressed TO A b., Tribune once Will
L ..eike n-nmni aiiru.i.n.
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Go farmers ano Others.
Cost an6 ecnno.


OST-THIS DAY. in or near " all-,t.
IITWFNTN- FIVE poI.IARS ~ MONEY, sua CHECk
OK TIfF NATIONAL BANk ..aee By CHAS = sol TH-
NAM Tor TIGuTY DOLLARS. SD rAsahe % ecasec
-, rs, If The & eck las be- s'oPPed Ae hner; Nt Ne
nv .-dc ~ y furrnS he No.eV znc IAtcN u ~ ILek
FNaRTs 4 sol tHMAlD. Nc. hA-o'crst
Ncv -Ac-k Nov l. lSt
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W b. PALMER, the Advertising Agent, gIYes
biz Wv, Of The proper mode u Adverti'ink 1fsos IN
M 6,.ri..nruts suitable pise@s P-pcr' xn
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Boaro ano Rooms.

BOARDING. a. Nos 81 aud Il Fast Broad~a,
- Tor u,G,eueb .nd vive. Also Rooms TOT sHsr "r1A
r. With liabilities. ior TIE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-15

- acatcd for towing hull ,nd machinery in Thorough repair
corperd in complete order 70. imme, late Apply
STATEN lsa1d Ferry, NhiteLsll-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-15

DOARD-W plea san. and Convenient rooms
"a. to,b kr excellent table. N Eepteel ptvs'e hl
rri son. Apply No. 81 Huds9nsf, nea' Adj loH
square, q 81 store No - Hucsor-'t
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The Feliciana Democrat., 1856-01-05

And only dim tradition then could save
The deeds ofmen from dark oblivion's grave!
But for the Press, the Past would be un.
known, GA.
The press secures and makes it still our ownl
Preserves whatever it place may give
Transmits whatever may deserve to livel
Thro' all the year. the Carrier Boy
Upon his mission bound,
In wet and dry,-thro' heat and cold
Has went HE weekly round
And Carried to his Patrons each
A paper full Of news, B
With something in it to instruct
And something to amusel
And hopes to every one he gave
What truly he designed,
The most convincing proofs Of an
Accommodating mindl =uss
Now giving oil and singly each
A happy New Years greeting,
Respectfully he ends his speech
Until the next years meetingl
It slipped me to mention, what may be.
ought'er l19 I'D
A word, or two, put in, concerning that
Quarter ffiTf etaH
Or extra half dollar-thc annual JOY 4
Which gladdens the heart Of the Carrier
Boyi ala f9Kf8
JANUARY 1st, 1856.