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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-10-04

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NIT $685. 600 Gapitat.
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nit $270,CG0 Capital.
pacIftc@ neutrality-suspicious. p. R.zO,,
nit .$25t, 953 capital. ''
MISUNDERSTANDING @Dmp. ppn 0trgialen,
init $i47c50O Gapttat.
@nmntortpealtbzTerIi 88z@omp. Don tSar-
rt8burg, Sem,
NIT $f61 ,972 Capital.
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philadelphia,
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lta erleB!. Elps. .. S OtnfCn. -
II. Sanqute, yr. 70, SecDnbRr
80 Sn Der Sffce mtrb DeutIA aeiprohen.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-10-04

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9Dn ben beiten SnfruMenfennt1dsrn 3u $40 tts $500.
pianos werEen 8etaRfat, aus8t
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-10-04

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in SIC. 80 8rattltr. Baltimore.
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i1 6 b dnbietea,
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Sprun9febern, Aren,
Bplsen, Rdnepas,
Spet6en, 9tabeln, .
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@uBwaaren, %enatqtrtts rnb patent-Seter,
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Saablunetn Su bGeen itap. &pbsrt &. @etnC,
Sunt24, 3nt no. 80, Yrdttfr.
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Thompson g. Oudesluys.

Thompson s. Oudesluys.
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Efferne ,6eHI II. (. ~ ae btefe NrttteI itnb ~befdnbt9 an
lDanh uub butte gum Dertauf. 16Sept, IS
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Sghreft WaDgLetr
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etttettpn.
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@ruteertgte preiIe.
Marden's
QDnt8 0dGarf,
@6hinNeI. @chinNel.

STR tabeu ipebea sine mettere Qabung BON bttltge
Sdinbtln erbalttn. meIde f6 DEFENDERS our 8etGGun8 Do
S6eunGR nnb NsbfneeDauben et9uen.
Burns & S pan,
49, 1872 Xtqbtfrafen 0ba1furb
Ebt16-S @Ge bpr Gufor INT @ermonffoEr.
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S&ad)btmbcreE
Ser 0SODG0t.
9eorbeitet BON u. Mplff.

9eorbeitet pm u, Wplff.
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mt6ttateu 8eleEe RON Wtarplanb mtt belpns err GufRGt a.
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81 lbGprnsn- 9ettate (9urpl, @eisbe fir gBtttge u. Wistber
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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-09
om,nfi.s.n for I'M. scnsoon .

I. Put your barns and other out-build-
ings Ia good order. DO net leave this
necessary work until the weather is 30 cold
that You can scarcely remain outdoors.
More work can be done than at almost any
other season, and your stock, grain, &c,
we'll be projected instead of being exposed
to the wind and rain in a trickety barn or
stable, with the roof or siding half off.
s4 III. Let your stock be well led now; it
is better economy tobegin the winter with
well f1tlened stock than 10 put flesh on
them by extra feeding during cold weather.
III. If you have not YET begun to drain,
do 30 immediately. Thisis one Of the best
months in the year for that operation, and
drain tile may beehsd at various places ip
the State at reasonable rates, a. -ts.,,.+,,
w, Make preparations for fatteHing
hogs. Begin 70 feed now. Cooked. feed
is better and more profitable than raw.
Early pork brings better price than the
same quHlity of article in the middle Of the
killing season. 10 " .ylNs.si nd s9Bd
". Attend TO your manure heaps, and
increase these deposits rs much as you can,
for this is the bank from which You can
dr0a0 heavy cFopsbrs a9ssIa % muL55Ii
Look 70. yourorchard trees, and re-
move all borers. They may be, detected
by the gum st the crown Of the root in
peach tree, and BY the sawdust-llke0 ex-
etement ofapple-Iree borcrs that drop frOIn
the holes made by the insect.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-09
The Eaects OF Advertising.

= The New York Tribune Of the 7th
has the following:
''But the most interesting problem is
this: For some months past notwith-
standing that business and travel have
been sadly depressed. the traffic of the
Peunsylvapia Railrosd has been steadily
increasing over all others. Its stock and
bonds have sympathized ia this prosperity
gradually rising in price, until the for
mer sells at a., whileth first bonds are
at par and the secondsat SO. Now, much
OF this great prosperity is due to a very
simple expedient--dduertising. The Com
pany have been advertising largely in New
England, and per consequence. tho cash
receipts at the New York Office have in
creased SO per cent. since the advertising
system was .begunl The solid results OF
this expenditure are now realized alta time
when they are most needed; thus proving
conclusively that when business is dull
is the best time to advertise largely
What a lesson these facts ought to teach
every man who is getting q living by deal
ing in any way with the general public,
7
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-09
S.s 9sa ,s bPohdERoY TUESDAY NOVEMBER q 1855 =

the boat. '1Wortley stood up determined
TO die the death Of asoldierthat his mem
ory should not be branded with the qigno-
miny of felonis fate. 46aa = i7e, sipT
by The seameu. as if consciods Of his in
tention threw I'M another y0lley, when Z
piercing groan came from the boat. land
Wortley fell back, while his blood dark
ened in the ,billowsi The shattered boat
rapidly filled with water, and soon sank
down to .moulder with the sea-covered
weeds. Brief was the close, and tragical
the RESULT A storm came rapidly on. the
heavens darkened 70 inky jetness, illpmed
at intAryals. by vivid flashes Of lightning.
while the thunder rolled in space. and the
rain descended in the majesty of a deluge.
Pursued and pursuers were speedily en-
guIphed in the surging waves! Anon the
moon arose as ever-the god of repose re-
clined again on his couch Of forgetfulness,
and the proud blue waves Of Erie rolled on
brightly and gloriously rs of old. q
Yet Wortley survived!
Bleeding and exhausted from his wound
he fell back only to be borne on the tenn
pest billows, when the barge sank beneath
him, to the rock-bound shore, where he
was soon picked up in state of insensi-
bility by a struggling scout Of the Ameri-
can soldiers who had been sent by their
commander to ascertain the cause Of the
firing from the enemy's ships, out afar on
the Lake, while he made preparations for
the disposition Of his army, in case sudden
emergency should require their service and
bloody action with the invading foe.
The intelligence which Wortley gained
in his perilous adventure proved Of inn
mense advantage to the American cause.
It enabled the brave and gallant Scott (the
renowned and war-worn General land Com
modore Perry to strike decisive blows for
"Free Trade and Sailors right" on land
and on lake. and gave renewed glory to the
'"Banner of the Stars and Stripes" Perry
"Met the Enemy and they were Ours
% Martha Woodvile was restored to the
arms Of her gallant lover, Capt. Wortley,
and blissful without alloy, has been their
welded union. as a,.i ldtfaa ssu
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-09

.jJust about the last inheritance which a
parent should wish child--wbether male
or female----is personal beauty. 1t is about
the poorest kind Of capital o stand in the
world with. Who ever saw beauty worth
the first red cent? We mean what the
world calls beauty, for there is q kind OF
beauty more than skin deep, which the
world does not fully recognize. 1t is not
of that which we speak. But the girl Oa
whom all the fops and fools 60 into ecsta-
sizes over and .about--we would as soon a
child 0i ours should bs4-iot quite 50
beautiful Andtben your handsome young
men; over and about whom all the foolish
school girls are in ecstasies-7what chance
has he Of ever being anybody? A sad
destroyer Of ambition is beauty. From
being fitted for the shallow pales Of the
other ser, who can appreciate nothing else
they become contsn: with Q low standard
Of attainment, and happy only when dan
cling attendance upon those who are pleased
with their insipidity: go '' ~
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-09
There 7,'j are i, ' various ways Of pronoun

EThere are various ways of pronoun-
CHG the word "tomato!'' Iformefly spoke
it as II itspelt te-may-to, until after the
occurrence, which gshall now relate:-
Some years since, while dining at hotel
in this city, accosted one of the "col-
ored gemmen" as follows:
"Waiter, hand me the to-nsdy toes!''
The negro looked puzzled Tor an in
slant, and glanced his eye up and down
the table, until it lighted upon some Tpo-
tatoes, y which he politely handed me.
rejected the dish. and said:
p 7t'I asked for the to-n1dy-toesl'' '3 i.'"
Sa!' he answered, his face as
suming the same puzzled look, as he
glanced over the table, until seeing dish
Of ..egg plant" he brought it to me.
Now, asI am extremely fond of this
delicious vegetable, l helped myself plen-
tifully TO it-when. thinking he had dis
covered what al first asked for, he leaned
down and patrOnizingly whispered in my
ear. s. -..sr.... ..,.s..--
1--WE don't call ,ems dat here, Sa! ~.
calls en- egg plants.n' ..y ,sc s,.Lsy
1 will only add that when I asked for
the "tOmattusses, they were Immediately
handed tome. -is'9s z yEh@s-fi 555'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-09
TEE rwo ANGELS.

There are two angels that attend unseen
Each one OF us, aDd In grcat books recordl
Our good and OWL deeds. He who writes down
The good ones, after every action closes
2 His volume, and nscends with IL to God. l1i -
The other keeps his dreadful day-book open
Till sunset, that we may repent; which doing,
Tho record of the actiOn fades away,
And leaves n line OF white across the page.
Now II my act be good, as believe II,
1t cannot be- recalled 1t 10 already rt.....I .
Sealed up in heavens as good deed accomplished
The rest Is yours.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-09

bE1-It is astonishing how ''toddy'' pro-
notes independence. Al Philadelphia
old brick laying .. daylorrIwe since in
the gutter in very spiritual manner, was
advised in a friendly way TO economize,
as flour was going up" = lDl''.'.' 81. %
Let It 60 up" said the old bottle-nos";
"I KIN Kit as hi gh' as flour kin-any day
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-09

letta started convulsi velv, aud lurnell

Violetta started convulsi ", and turned
her tear r-drenched eyes wildly upon tAe
speaker; for, to her, there seemed some
thing familiar in those low, rich tSnes.9-3
Their eyes met; his beariinG witRdloVe
and teudernessAA hers cleaning with wild
uncertainty. saaed, ID Hin o3u l,si ID
81. .fiOlfttaE :, ,s7e!lodyt ia edl - sAsi
And tho, beautiful girl sank, from ex-
cess Of JOY, upon his noble heart. tfrrobbihl;
with the pure, holy, delicious lUFeSef other
days. %z-7l1 siis ,eoilidns = ELL s.a bas91
(; ,Alsgdorf bent tenderly ipyerI hers AMI
bathed her pure white temples with the
gushing tears -0Gl deep 4hobgh snbdded
joy,a BsJs,dsg B ,.iq.yhunR ~ ia
) While doing this, TiolNtta's lathersRib
Van Snort;swas seen approachiHgathe losr
ers Rithatiaib sbnHul .Goinid5 bibaro sid
s. Allendorfs ssaw the aged paaiauehs and
with one mighty, Jesp clsared the,ha,islers
aud rushed a.1wn stairs! naButiNan Saort
WAS not thus to be sdo3ieSb daaE.aHa al
He put after the 1AfleDtlorf1aa1 justas
he was turning the eerner of, the red barn
gave linn . lit with the Hail tFras plaeec.
lin, .oas of exigfpnte.. 1e'5A yab ixA1 sdf
al lVioleha, Driven TO distTaction,! threw
herself Ip6R the grass. and for long,
Iofg hour Wis deaf to every consolation.
AZ ri Ii z -. - ss.I22a -D1zcIdIo ara
r. Eg-By tatihsi teiSe6gegs aiiaay rs tAw
even with his eBemys birt in passing over
an injury he becomes his superior
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PuBLlsHEn wEEKLY,B BY ID y ,aL
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the contrary, aferaensldered as Wishing
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III oys INC cohtinueto 70 schu the un
~ ets lela, q a. Il TAX theIr pa
10 from the Scs 10 which they are disestsd they
IA heId reeponsibfe till they settle their PHI eho or
aer The name rs diScontinucd x. -zc .l.,l a.. -
Ir fursv ssubseriberr removes to announcer, PIare
i,hont inGrnipr the publisher, and their paper is
The former direction, the subscriber Is held re-
Tbs courts have decided that refusing 70 taKG
newsunncr froun the olce, or removing Hnu ic.tE
It unealied for prima evidence o'
fraud. -. .D,,pprtSING.
Business Cards. hines OF less, one year. -; 80 0o
Ono soaare thirteen lines less, threeweeks' oo
Each sa6seq%eat insertion, q: % % %
One SQUARE one year, :,,S ~ ~
Oue-fourth column one year, on M
One-half column one year, 5000: 10. o. M
Three-f -fourths of a column one year, - 20 20 00
Casual ar transient advertisements must oe P"'u
for m advance. of tnaar-
on. ark ed on copy. will be continued until Tor
bid, and charged accordingly
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-09

MURDOCH & NYE, Proprietors Coal
rid.s FIGURING Mil Pomeroy and Crystal Flour
ing Mill, CoaIport Cash paid for. Wheat at al
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-09

JOHN s. DAVIS, has his Planning Ma
d chine on sugar Run, Pomeroy, in good order, and
constant operation. FlollonS, wsather-boaTding,
&c., kept constantly on h.nd, 10 MI or9erS. l0
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-09

KEYGERVILLE Steam 4rist Mili-N.
Stewart, Proprietor-has been re Gently rebuilt; ana
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-09

IT. .'WHITESIDE, Manufacturer of Boots
and shoes Front Street three doors above stone
I'D bridge The Lest Of werk, for Ladies and Gentle
men, made top rder. 49, - III
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-09
Misrrllanp.
THE sPf.

A TALE OF LAKE ERIE
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-09

STEAM SAW MILL, Front street, Pom
ox unor Kurr,s Rum Nal r. Nye, Proprietor.
iumber sawed to order on short notice Plasterng
luth constantly OH hand, for sale !
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-09

PETER LAMBRECHT, Matchmaker &
Dealcrin Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Fancy
Articles Court street, below the new Ranking
House, Pomeroy. Watches, Clocks ana JeWeiry
carefuilr rennired on short notice. q - --l-l
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-09

". A. AICHER, Matchmaker and jew
cIer, and wholesale and retail dealer in watches,
Tlocks, Jewcry and Fancy G. oods. Front ST., above
the Re emiHgton House, Pomeroy. Particulars atten-
tion paid TO repairing all articles IN my line. IL
nO0TrS AND SHOES. - ~ -
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-09

! JONES, Proprietor Middleport Sash
P.corx and Pln ling si. will I'LL all orders in his
line sf business punctualiy, and at low rhtes' by
addressing or applying TO hun at Middleporl. -
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-02-04

and Kiti-DyspsPtie HIsdiethsz-srs very
we'll known in many sections Of the country
and are highly recommended by all who
have tried them, Among many other high
testimonials Of this article, we have seen
certificate with the signatures Of the mem
bsr' of the xxxv.h Congress, vOuching
for their eficacyra letter from Col. Hop
kins. late Canal Commissioner of Pa, one
from Samuel Cooper. an eminent merchant
of the Diamond, and another from Thomas
BlackmOre, present Treasurer of Allegheny
county, as also line from H. F. Farms
worth T. Co., of Memphis, Tenn, who
consider them the best medicine of the kind
in the Market. Yours,
NJ