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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-05-26
AMENDMENT NO. K.

Resolved by the General Assembly of the State Of
Ohio, threc-ifths of the members elected to each
proposed to the electors of this State to vote on The
second Tuesday Of October next lIpon the onnrov,I
rejection of the following amendment an addl-
tonal section to article eleven of the Constitution
Every coun.y which now is or may hereafter be en-
titled to more than Senator, or Representative
for the residue of the present decennal period or
for all, any portion of any subsequent decennia
period shall be divided into as many Senatorial and
Representative districts as there NAV be
Representatives elective in any yoar the present
or any subsequent decenniaI period which districts
shall he of contiguous territory and each district shall
contain nearly ratio for Senator Representative
as is attanabe. without violating the rule herein
given to cOntiguity OF territory and without diyi-
ding any township election precinct or ward. Ifany
Representative, Senatorial district, composed of
two or more counties shall by any excess of
population over raio be entitled to ad donal Rep
TesentatVes or Senators for any portion of the pres
ent or any subsequent decennia period the district
shall be divided into two districts each portion of
such decen"ial period, which shall contiguous ter
rtory. and each shall contain as near ratio ms is a-
tainable without dividing counties II
,r by reason of the anne xation Of Senatorial
district TO another there shall be any excess of
lation over Senatorial ratio, which shall be entitled
to additional Senatorial representation for any portion
tuted, shall elect one Senator.
Counties shall be divided into districts by the conn
ty commissioners such other board of ofcers elec
tive and resident in the proper county asmay he nro
vided by law At least four prior to the gen
eraI electlon m IeSs the counties entitled to more
districts for the residue Of the present dccennal ne
ROD and at least four months prior general elec
Hon in the first year Of each subsequent decennial
period. the counties entled tia one member
for all, or any portion OF such decennia period in
for the whole Of the deceDniaI period descri,ion
OF the district of each county shall be nubshed os
may be directed by the county commissioners or as
may be prescribed By law.
N. II. VAN WORRIES.
speaker OF the House Of Representatives
THOMAS II. FORD,
-s.g.- President OF the Senate
Dated April Sd, 1857.
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G r A TISl RATIS! GRATIS
a A FREE GIFT TO. ALL!
MISERY REIIEVEn,

'NATuRE's GumE,r new and popular work. is dis
ributed without charge and forwarded by mail any
post ONCE in the United States, on receiving order
enclosing two stamps for postage. This valuable book
was written by DIR. a. X. Knkeln, Pa. who has en-
joycd most successful practice of twenty-five years
during which time he has had daily and almost hourly
opportunities of Witnessing the havoc and destruction
inflicted upon human strength, happiness, and lfe by
lhc perncons habits which ara fostered by Incidence,
ignorance and sensnality.
Natures Guide having, therefore, emanated from
an experienced mind, may be supposed to abound in
salutary warnings and practical Information, which
are in the Language ofproprcy and delcacy dictated
by earnest desircto cnlghtcn the public branch
of knowledge, essential for the preservation of both
mental and bodily health. Every individual is inter-
ested In preventing the spreading ofa evil which has
produced more disastrous infrmities in Youth,
degradation in Manhood and premature decay i'm al
stages of life, than any other of human misery
debility and death.
81 am man. and deem nothing which relates to
man foreign to my feengs.''
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-05-26

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Dec. s, 1855.
Dr. RoBAcK,Dear Sir,--I should be indeed nnprnte
iul failed to reply TO your letter of the 10th ult,
lnlurhg the eneet OF your remedies in my You
say You do not wish to publish my reply but simply
10 learn for YOUR own satisfaction, ,what The Scanda
wan Remedies have done for me- But, my dear sir,
WISH you to make my statement public, not only as
Just tribute TO youriown skill, but for the benefit
DINERS wh9 may be suffering as suffered and might be
cured as have been cured For more than six years,
as you are aware, cndureda continuous marty yrdom
from the combined effect Of chronic dyspepsia, liver
complaint, constipation, and most deplorable condi
uon OF the nervous system. During that time, en-
poyed the best physicians in the and three times
visited New York for the purpose of consulting the
inostennent medical men In that city. All was use
less despared of ofrecoverlpg my health, and almost
wsned Tor DEATH II was at this time your adv ertise-
ment caught my eyes, and determined, as n forlorn
nope to Try your SCANDrsAviAN BLOOD PURIFIER AND
BLOOD PILLS. Only five months have elapsed since
uncorked the first bottle and took the fast pill Three
words VIII tell the RESULT AM WELL: yes in better
heaith than can reeolect having enjoyed since my
chlldh09d, My recovery, under prOvidence, owe to
you. believe have paid you about thirty five dol
lars Tor medicine, and had every dollar been HUN
DREp they would have been cheap. With deep grati-
tudc, remain Yours truly, u r. If-911
AIRY ANN COS TOCK.
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TCARTER's SPANISH MIXTURE

CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
THE GREAT PURIPIERyoF THE BLOOD; &.
The Best Alternative Knownl
Not a Particle or Mercury In III
An infallble Remedy for scrofua, Kings EVIL Rheu-
I mhttsm, Obstinate Cutaneons EruptionS, PiIhpIes,
or P9slnles onthe Face Bl9tches, Boils AGue
and Fever, Chronic Sore Eyes Ringworin
or letter, Scald Head, Enlargement ''
and pain of the Bones and Joints,
Syphilitlc Disorders, and all
& 81 DissJs%s i"5SSeidss eTbs.s ass isoI of Pn El 4 &
er Mercury, Impru- -gy
denecin Life, ~
8iia rr, a OF of ,%Ro5aiy Bio5a:y ,.a, s.,t e5i.su
This great alternative medicine and Purifier Of the
blood now used by thousands OF grateful pa tiehts
from all parts Of the United States, who testify daily
m inc sqre1 sy the gystss Of
Neuraliga, Rheumatism, Scrorula, Eruptons OF the
skin, Lyer Disease Fevers, Ulcers, old Sores, Aec
Complaints Pains and Aching Of the Bonesnd joints,
are speedily put to flight BY using this inestmable
For ail discasesof the Blood, nothing has yet been
a 10 With IT, ~ eeSnses the system Of
and Kidneys, strengthens the Digestion, gives tone
restores the constitution, eneebled by disease
ken down by the excesses YOUTH to its pristine Wig
For diseases of Females It is peculiarly applicable,
and wherever il has become known is regularly pre-
scribcd with the hnppes effects. II invigorates tn !!
weak and debilitated, and imparts elasticity the
Morn out fra%e CLEANS the skiG and leaye the
mable remedy is worth all so-caled
in xistence. - -L '' p. .-tiHr -aIt-'7 'TT7
The large number of certificates which we have re-
ceiyed from persons from all parts othe United
Is the best evidence there Is humbug about it, The
Press hotel keepers, magistrates, physicians, and
public men, well known to the community, all add
their Testimony the wonderful effects this REAT
BLOOD URIF IER. o. rs' 2. n !'Ia'T ~
Call the Agent and ret an almanac, and read the
details of astonishing cures performed by CARTER,S
SPANISH MIXTURE, GIN most where every
thing else had sgnally failed The limits of I'D
versement will not admit their full Insertion.
e.p.y WIN. s. BEERS g. CO.. Proprietors. ,
No 304, Broadway, New York. -
To whom all orders must be addressed. .-
For sale by Druggists and Country merchants in N
parts of the United States and the Canadas, and
Darius Reed, Pomeroy, and Otliar dealers in med-
cines. .,f..f-,
-sut-I st I2, n2s-ly. lu .s.ff'a .s..i1 Mann
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COUNTRY PRODUCE.

Alkpersons knowing themselves indebted to me-
either by book account or note, previous the bu rn-
ing of the Town on the sth of Aug, 1856 will please
come and settle, as | cannot wait any longer | do
not mean your neighbor but yourself. All accounts
up to the Sth Of August must be settled.
Jan. 13. Fl. COHEN.
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For sale by D. Reed, Pomeroy; H. c. Waterman
Middeport; l.. V. Stanford, West Columbus; John
Frame; CoolevilIe; Paine & Branch, Rutland.
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TAILORING.

Cohen would respectfully inform his friends and the
public in general, that he is prepared to execute in
the most approved manner all kinds of work in the
tailoring line with neaness and dispatch He is
santly IN receipt Of New York and Phadelpha Fash
most fastidous as none but the most experienced
workmcn are employed, and he will warrant his work
to give satisfaction.
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fr 30 -.. AUDIToR's OFFICE, 81.
PomerOy, April IA, 1874
1 hereby certify that the foregoing amendments are
correctly copied from the original copy furnished by
the Secretary of State. III. H. SWALLOW,
Auditor Of Mcgs County
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Great cure amer the .Physieians bad ralIed. n

- -. IsUWhHDS q GROVE.
They entirely vegetable free from, ali
ingrodlents, or alcoholic stmulahs always
eplng and never prostrstting the system. II fq ~.
Price % cts. per bottle. Sold druggists and store
keepers IN every town and city IN the United States
aud Canada d! Reed, Agent, Pomeroy Paine q
Brsneh' Rutland and by dsalors in medicine rolgh-
S9nt ISs. ynss l., 3oa ,tu1.d iI .nlo glcIgo
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-06-04
COMMERCIAL.
WEDNESDAY EvE'G, JUNE 3, 1857.

We are again without any arrivals Of foreign vessels to record
trade continues excessively dull sales, to a limited extent, have
been effect at auction, but the bidding was anything but spirited
and prices ruled unusually low.
Inc clipper ship Stoghound, Is day nom San Francisco, for
Cmna, touched OF the port on Sunday to land passengers, and
passed on without waiting to report herself at the Custom
House.
Inc bark Fanny Major may be looked for In a few days, and
ner arrival may create n little revival in trade.
Accounts from San Francisco by the Staghound show a great
sesgnatiOn in trade, combined with a scarcity Of money. We
notice sales Of Sandwich Islands coffee at 1910 "a 143, while Rio
and Java are quoted at Ice @ 1c; we cannot understand why
our Islands coffee should not rank equal with the best in the
California market-certainly our best qualities of Kona and
kauai" are inferior in favour to none other in the world, ex-
ceping perhaps Mocha.
our quotations are necessarily limited this week.
kLoCR-We hear of sales of 80 bbls California and Oregon at
$40 a slight decline from last quotations. Stock in first hands
10 quite small.
TEA-Sales OF black in papers at 45c.
ClGARS-1O NJ Manila, Havana shape, inferior, sold at S14
SO per NJ.
CORN-obbinga at &c for native.
PULLING demand last advices from San Francisco are
considered unfavorable to shipments.
WHALE INE-Sale 80 coils Manila at auction at lie al
Tic.
LUMBER-Boards are in good demand, and the stock is light.
johbing at SAC.
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vessels Expected from Foreign Ports.

American ship Harriet and Jessie, Janvren, left Boston for
Honolulu. April /, with cargo of merchandise to b. w. Field.
American ships John Gilpin and Fortuna were advertised to
leave Boston in May for Hon lulu direct.
A vessel is shortly expected from Manila, or some China port
but we cannot learn definitely in regard to it.
Schr. L. II. Allen, -, Master, to sail from San Francisco
in May. Due daily.
Am bark Fanny Major, Lawton, would leave San Francisco
for this port about May 20, due here the 9th.
Am ship John Marshall, left New York for Honolulu in Jan.
Clipper ship Kamehameha ~, Garry. to sail from Liverpool
April 20, with merchandise to Z. G. Janion.
Brig John Dunlap, Cooke, will be due from Christmas Island
about July L.
Ham brig Hero, Moeller, from Sydney, may belooked for from
Sydney by July 1.
Am brigantine L. P. Foster, johnson, is expected daily from
Puget Sound, with a cargo OF lumber to Hackfeid 4 Co.
Eaw brig Advance, Collins, may be looked for from Columbia
River about June so.
Ar brigantine Morning Star will be due from Marquesas
via Hno about July l.
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correspondence.

Honolulu, jane 1, 1857.
To THE EDITOR OF THE COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER
Observing, in the California Chronicle of May 9th,
an article under the heading Of "Judge Campbell
and the Sandwich Islands Courts in which article
grossly false statements are contained, impeaching
my integrity as a man and belying the professional
intercourse that has existed between Judge Campbell
and myself, I addressed 70 him q note, to which /
have received the accompanying reply.
That Judge Campbeli's note may be understood,
/ send you also a copy of so much Of the article in
the California papers as refers to me, with O. request
that you will publish this note, the extract and
Judge Campbells note, that justice may be done to
me.
[ regret to give publication TO anything affecting
my personal or professional reputation, but, as l
have been a~rraigned in a public journal abroad,
am left without an alternative, unless [ consent to
be scandalized among strangers, where my g daily
walk and conversation cannot give the lie to the
false imputations. Yours, &c.,
ASHER B. BATES.
[Copy of an extract from the California Chronicle of May ethl
&c JUDGE CAMPBELL AND THE SANDWICH ISLANDS
COURTS"
The whole article is published above)
Honolulu, June 2, 1857.
A. B. BATES, Eso.-DEAR SIR Il have receiVea
your note of yesterday, and have read the article IN
the California Chronicle to which you refer: l
can only say in reply, that, so far as L have any
knowledge on this subject, the Editor has been en-
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FOREIGN

FOREIGN.
FROM SAN FRANCIsCo-per clipper sh Staghound, May 81
E H Allen and lady, r B Swain, Mrs DR. Lathrop, Mrs Benson,
d NJ Weston, E A Heydon, Fredk Lyman, Mr. Wilder.
CoAsTwIsE.
FROM KoNA, Hawaii-Per Kekauluohi, May 30-H n Green
well and 113 deck passengers.
. FROM HANALEI-Per John Young, June 2-His Honor. John
Ii, Rev E johnson, A Wilcox and son.
FROM HANALEI-per Emma, May 30-Chas. Titcomb.
FROM LAHAINA-Per Maria, Nay 30-Messrs. Rivett, Wise,
Apana, Aai and As deck passengers.
FROM LAHAINA-Per Kamoi, May 3O-J + Colburn wife and
child, H r H Prince K~amehameha, His Elk Gov Nahaolelua
Judge A Campbell.
For Huo-per Lholiho, May 2S-Rev. Messrs. Turner, Coan,
Lyman, Snipman, Hiram Bingham and lady, Lorrin Andrews,
junr, Miss Corneia Hall, and about 40 deck passengers.
For LAHAINA-per Maria, June 2-Mr and Mrs L II Anthem
and Child, Gov Nahaolelua. Alfred Cartwright. For KAwAIHAR
Rev L Lyons, lady and 4 children, and 90 deck passengers.
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INTER.ISLAND TRADE.

From Lahaina-per Kamoi-3O bullock hioes, %Ugoa1 SAluS'
TuoM MAUI-Per Maria. May 800 bbls Irish potatoes, 100
..naShes. 2 bbls beef, S bbis whale oil, $50 melons, Is cords
~ood. 8 pigs, 200 wheel spokes.
Taos LSHLINA-Per Kamoi, May 800 pkgs furniture, j
= case- 8 horses, 20 fowls, 8 bxs grapes.
TpoN HaNALEt-per Emma, May S0th-25 cords WOOD, 70
EnN q heod cattle. q horses, 260 bags coffee, and sundr1es.
sneeP, ., and KAwAIHAE-peS Maria, June $50 bags
= = horses. 1900 shingles, $500 claPbOards, 80 pairs sashes'
o doors, oozo y E1sr MAu1--per Moi Keike, up trip, May Is
500 : I f lumber, SO pigs me s6 Soat SKINS ! o 3 hi messi 5 kegs : b but
sugar ou.i wood. 3 sheep, 3 dec passengers
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
From McRuer & MerrilT's Mercantile Gazett

From McRuer & Merrnrs Mercantile Gazettel
COFFEE-Smal parcels of all descriptions have been sold to
the trade during the fortnight, but we doubt if the total transac-
tions have been to exceed 100000 fb, and the rates paid afford
no criterion of the market for a large lot. 10 half bags Rio,
via New York, sold at 15c; so mats green Java, at auction, at
We had advices of the arrival of the Versailles at Rio Janeiro,
from whence she is chartered to bring a cargo of 100000 tb to
this market.
MOLASSES AND SYRUP-Of Boston refined, probably 800
kegs 5 and 8 gals each, were sold from first hands, to the trade,
1t II p gall
OILS-since our last, the Eagle, Cwhaer, of this port) has
returned from a cruise on the coast, bringing about 400 bbls grey
or humpback oil, which were sold to manufacturers at Csc, cash;
1000 gals polar, ex Fanny Major, sold at 75c. One or two
SUGAR-Of China the most important sale was that Of 96, 900
ID No / at auction, early in the fortnight at an average of 1890;
aside from this the sales were 10000 tb do in lots from second
hands, at 133@13tcj last sale at 1870. There was offered at
auction a few days since 1900 bales Batavia; S2 80 was bid for
100 do No Is, when the whole was withdrawn; since, 10000 ID
Batavia, ex Rocket, were sold to the trade on private terms; 40
hf bbls, Sandwich Islands, sold at auction at 13c.
in four months, exceeds a years consumption. We note sales,
since last mail, of 700 cs at 7220T1Ac, and IT'S bbIs at 70O65c.
As we write, it is doubtful if a round lot in tin would realize roc.
TEAS-The only important sales since our last review which
are worth quoting, were 1900 cs Canton made greens, in 1 ID
caDisters, from second hands, at ste; taken, we believe, on
speculation. The stock of all grades as we write is estimated at
about $780, 600 tb, and the monthly consumption does not vary
materially from 10000 ID.
FLOUR-Someo outside parties came forward early in the fort
night and contracted to deliver within 80 days about 1000 bbls
superfne domestic -four at 81 50DS12. After. or about the
time that these engagements were made, considerable parcels Of
Oregon and Domestic were put into auction, whether with the
view Of depressing the market, we could not ascerain; the prices
realized at these sales for Oregon ranged from SO % to SO so,
and for domestic s11 5o0S9 IS, according to quality.
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ARRGVAL

May S0-Haw sch Kamoi, Chadwick, from Lahaina.
3O-Haw sch Maria, Molteno, I'm Lahaina and K~alepolepo.
30-Haw sch KekauluOhi, Pole, I'm Kona, Hawaii.
3O-Hawb brig Emma, Bent, finn Hanalei.
Siam clipper ship staghound, Peterson, 10 days I'm San
Francisco; sailed again same day for Hong Kong.
31-Haw sch Alice, Rye, I'm Kona, Hawaii.
31-Haw sch Kamehameha ~, Gulick, for Kohata'
June SHAW sch Moi Keike, Hebron, from East Maui.
4-Haw sch Kamoi, Chadwick, from Lahaina.
A-Schr Kinoole, Spunyarn, from Lahaina.
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DEPARTURES.

sSay 2S-Sch LihoIiho, Thurston, for HIo-
2S-Sch Excel, Antonio, for Koloa.
2S-Sch Favorite, Hebron, for Kahulul.
June Sch Kamoi, Chadwick, for Lahaina-
Sch Sally, for Hio.
2-Sch Maria, Molteno, for Lahaina and KaWaihae.
3-Schr Kamehameha, Gulick, for kohala-
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MEMORANDA

A passenger by the schooner KekGutnohi, on her last trip to
Hawaii, writes 1.-THE fourth day after leaving Honolulu, on
Thursday night, it came on to blow very hard. Split Jb from
clew to earring. Friday night, being about 10 miles to leeWard OF
Lanai, put away for Hawaii. Latter part of the night, and till
Saturday morning, at 10 or II o'clock, the sea was making a
complete breach over the vessel. At Z A. NJ, split the main
.sfl. whole length of leach. At 5 P. NJ. it had got to be quite
moderate. at 6 P. NJ, a fair wind, saw the land for the hrst
time since early in the morning" 1t was probably in such a
gale that the schooner KGmgnrGiu was lost, in the same chan
mel.
REPORT OF SPERM wHALERS.
Capt. Hayden, Of bark Mercury, New Bedford, with oU ODDS
sperm since leaving the islands, sends US the following report OF
wnalers as Ascension Island, and in that vicinity:
Dec. II. 1856, at Byron-s Island, bark Virginia, Peaks, OF New
Bedford. 100 bhls sperm.
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NEW BEDFORD OIL MARKET, MARCH 80.

SPERM-We notice a further advance in sperm since our
last, with a fair demand. The sales include SIS bbls at 15Oc per
gallon. Also lis bbls, landed from the Crystal Palace, at las
cents.
WHALE-The market for whale has exhibited considerable
activity the past week, and the transactions embrace sales Of 1882
bbls, in parcels (2182 of which landed from the Crystal Palace
as fonows:-75O bbls at 7c, 600 do at 75c, 10S6 do at 74c, and
1916 do at 75c, per gallon.
HHALEBONE-The market for bone mas been very active
since our last. The cargo of the CRY Stdl Palace, with the eX-
ception Of $4,000 TBS has been sold. The transactions for the
week embrace sales of 3O4 100 TBS, including North West and
Ochotsk at roc 90 74c for the former, and 75c "a SOC for the
latter-NeU Bedford Ship List.
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MARRIED

On Thursday evening last at the residence of the bridegroom
Nh. AFONG to JULIA FAYERwEATHER, daughter OF the late ADra
ham II. Fayerweather, an old resident of this place.
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ORANGE TREEs.-A correspondent inquiries, "Is it
well to prune young orange trees" There seems
to be q difference of opinion on the subject, and per-
hars some Of our readers engaged in growing orange
trees, can throw some light on the question, or at
ieaSt give their experience.