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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-10
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For the Mcigs County Telegraph.


When Shakespeare said, ave are such
stuff AS drenms are made of, he uttered a
truth deeper than is generally recognized,
or than he himself probably felt. Dreams,
we know, are mainly the productions of the
mind during the dormant state of the Lody,
and from these, common and fantastic as
they are, much may be learned of that flu
ture life of which so little is known and
so much is wondered.
1t is believed throughout the world that
when mans body dies, his soul enters
another state of existence, called the splr-
itual world, and there lives separate from
the body. Vague and undetined as this
belief may be, all will admit it in some
form. And we all know this, at least, that
death consists in the separation Of the soul
and the body-that the soul lives after
the body dies-and therefore that anything
which would show us the state of the soul
or mind, when separated to any extent
from the body, would enable us to Judge
somewhat of the future, or solely spiritual,
state of existence.
We all had dreams last night When
all around was quiet and at rest-when
outward objects were shut out from our
sight, and the ceaseless operations of the
body were partially checked-when only
the mind was active, and even it was in
fluenced and disturbed by its partial con-
nection with the dormant body-fgures
natural as life, delightful to behold ol
frightful in their hideousness, the familiar
faces of distant and long absent friends
the thronged streets with their unchang
ing appearance and monotonous din, th'
quiet and ever-varying scenery of the
country, all passed before us. We hearc
the voices of those we met, we walked
with them, read, sung or played with them
AS we have done with those we have me
to-day. Whence were these scenes, so rea
and lfe-lke for the time--so unreal an
fantastic now?
They proceeded solely from the mind
and may teach us much five will exam
me their nature, of that world which
, the residence of the mind alone. For
, the mind forms to itself such real and bear
tiful scenes and Incidents when partial
separated from the body, may we not SUI
pose that it will possess the same powe
e when perfectly free, only in greater ha
: mony and order?
= In dreams, the scenes are always in a,
. cordance with our thoughts and feeling
: and change with them. VIII it not be s
n in the future world? In dreams, spa
a and time vanish, and we pass throug
y scenes in moment which apparently o
i cupy hours. Will it not be SO in the
ture world2 In dreams all the surroun
: ing objects are the creations of the mil
N Of the dreamer. Will we not similar
~ :" create our surroundings in the futu
l. world? And may we not see somethi
le oi the stale of two iiiende in the Spirit
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world, if we imagine them dreaming, and
cognizant of each others dreams?
We have not time to pursue this subject
further 1t is theme for thought which
we may each pursue with profit and de-
light. Foranything which casts brighter
light upon that land whittier the dear are
gone and whittier we are each day tend
ing, cannot but make us wiser, and hap
pier, and better. I'll.
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TO BE CONTINUED.

Az INDIAN LovER.-MiSs Bishop, the:
writer of "Floral Home," who went To
Minnesota as n teacher, received an offer
of marriage from an Indian. He came TO
her dwelling decked in all his finery scar
let flannel, rings, feathers, newly secured
brass ornaments and bears claws-and
through an interpreter announced to her
that she must be his wife. 1t was urged
that he had one wife. He replied, "All
the band have us many as they can keep,
and have but one" Asan extra induce
ment he promised that she could have tie
best corner of his lodge, hunt by his side.
and eat with him, while the dark squaw
was to hush the papoose, cook the food.
carry the game, plant and hoe the corn,
and provide wood and water. Miss Bish-
op, a little in fear Of the "green-eyed mon
ster." even if the other claimant did hold
an inferior position, declined the distinct
ion.
The Indian then begged a dolla: to buy
shirt, and left with naughty air. Next
day he was drunk But Miss Bishops
associate Gai ed worse: she had been only
few weeks in the country, and was lg-
norant of Indian customs; a young war
rior, smitten with her, called often; hoping
to be rid of him she gave him ring; he
interpreted it as token of partially, and
returned to take her TO his lodge; the next
day he again returned with six young
braves to compel her to go with him. Ex-
planation and Interference saved her.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-10

LuDICRoUs SEESIBILITY.- have
their spells and their perils. A young
French lady. endowed with the most deli
cate nerves, mentioned one evening, TO a
few friends assembled in her drawing
room, that she had horror of the rose.
THE perfume of this flower" said she,
''gives me the vertigo" The conversa-
ton was interrupted by the visit of fair
friend who was going to ball, and wore
a rose bud in her head dress. Our fair
heroine turned pale directly, tossed her
arms, and fell gracefully into a syncope
upon the ottoman. "What strange nerv-
Gus susceptibility! What delicate and
impressible organizationl" cried the spec
tators. "For Heavens sake, madam, go
away! Don't you see that you have caused
this spasm?'' I?" eyes, of course it
is the perfume of the rosebud in your
hair. "RealIy, if it is SO, will sacrifice
the guilty Aoweri But Judge before you
sentence TIE flower, detached from
the head dress, was passed from hand to
! hand among the spectators, but their So
hciiude soon gave way to a different emo
ton. The fatal rosebud was an ariJitta;
! 0Us'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-10

,nf Of An annual. Whether it was ever in prin
efore wc are not certain. Ifit has been before pub
She'd and the author chooses to claim the honors
nd will send us his name, we VIII give due credit
THE ONE WE LOVE.
WI en- rosy morn exulting springs
within the eastern blusbing sky,
And midnight clouds on sable wings,
To other regions quickiydy
Oh! who could then our bosom soothe,
And ali the tolls or life raHptE
..,.......s4l@s Tho ono sIa lesss
When from glowing nooRtide heats,
We seek repose in shady haunts;
And woodland songs and cool retreats,
Unite to auell our rising wants;
oh who can then with natare's sheen,
Add life and beauty to the scene 7
The one We love.
Whom evening shades promiscuods bower,
And softest dews earth distill-
That calm and mcditative hour,
When tranquil thoughts our bosoms MI
Oh who can then with JOY impart
Unsullied pleasure to the heart?
The one we love.
When in the silent hours of night,
The wenry limbs to sleep repair,
And Cynthia spreads her silver light,
Throughout world unknownto care
Oh! who can then in visions spread,
The rapturous scenes of fancy nedf
The We love.
When all that dear earth has flown,
And sorrows yoke our patience tries;
When all the dreams "f youth are gone,
Aud age bids sadder visions rise
Oh who can then our thoughts employ,
And swell the heart with tender JOY
The one we love.
Oh! one beloved, where e'er you be,
On mountain top or lonely shore,
Scraphs of merry comfort there,
Till we shall meet to part no more;
And while the bards their numbers swell,
Forever in oui hearts shall dwell
The one We love.
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4oetrp. 0

NPwe copy the following stanSas from the ny
leaf Of an annual. Whether it was ever in print
before vo are not certain Irithas been before pub
lshed and the author chooses claim the honors,
and will send us his name, we viii give due credit
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-10
For tho Telegraph.

ts+ss For the Telegraph
Sentiments of Eminent Revott@ionarg.
Statesmen upen Neg no Sarery; as re
gards its Wrongs, aHd 0iotationS Of Hu-
man Rights; as source Of National
Weakness; and as TO its fRaI extinction
or Abolition
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-10
DEN TIST y

N G. WHALEN. Surgoop DcntIst, Hupimer's build-
I /sing 2nd story. Rutland street. Mddleport. o.
All operations d'rtaniuz 20 the profession promptly
rrrforIncd Ladies waited upon at their rssiAoysc
4 sired. Dec. 10.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-10

PoMERoY TUESDAY, AUGUsT 10, 1858.
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CJUGAR Run SALT COMPANY, Pomeroy. Salt
= Twenty-1ye &c nts per bushel Once near the Fur
L. ohANl' Asoh''
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-10

(tOAgPORT SALT COMPANY. Office In Cooper
~ Building Coalport, o. Salt for country tra"'
Retail, Thirty Five cents per bushel
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-10

| With one heel nail oil in hell,
Though he stretch his fingers to touch the heavens
| LILLY.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-10

CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK.
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DoMERoY SALT COMPANY, Pomeroy,o Salt for
Trade.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-01-21

Have never been known to fail in any case of Con-
sumption or its kindred affections when indicously
used, in testimony of which any quantity of ccrtf
Gates will be furnished to the ncredulous. DR.. Hun
ter was for long time connected with the Bromph-
ton Hospital of London and thus brought in
with the most critical cases Of disease known to the
medical world. The remedies he now EMPLOYS are
such as are used by this hospital, whose marvellous
efficacy has for long time asOnished the civilized
world! Since his coming to the United States his
practice has been steadily increasing and thousands
have acknowledged their Indebtedness to him for
the life add health they enjoy. Crowned with ex-
perience AMI uBparalled success he has been, he
would merely say to the sick and dying public that
he feels content that he speedily remove any
disease, however painful, stubborn and complicated
it may be. He has treated successfully within the
past ten years no less than five thousand cases o:
consumption, incipent and absolute, inclusive, and
about Four thousand cases Of Seminal Weakness
Still he does not feel disposed to 'boast'-any good
physician could have done the same with the same
remedies. Dr. II charges nothing for advice, and
his charge for medicine il low. ANY who may
feel disposed to give him trial, state in their
letters all their symptoms as ucldly as they can,
aud they will receive promptly in reply opinion
of the case. All letters should contain Postage
.tamp to pay for return of answer. Correspondents
sho, vi be particular to mention their post office,
comfy Nd state when writing to me, that no mis-
t,kecan Occur Address
X. HUNTER, Box 3IS,
octo9 5Om6 Sandusky City, o.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-01-21
John, the Butcher

Would call attention to his advertisement in the
Democrat; and would respectfully announce that he
will be prepared furnish the asticles therein
toned, and in addition, we promise to the public,
that we will have fresh meats; such as Beef and
Pork pckle,l dried or smoked; Mutton, Chickens
and Ducks-the above always on hand.
We will kill something on every Tuesday and
FRIDAY of each week At
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-01-21
FURNISHING GOODS,
Hats So Gaps, ETC.,
THE GREAT ENGLISH RENED "
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills |!

PROTECTED Ri ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
Prepared from prescription of Sir James Clarke,
VI. d., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen
This invaluable Medicine is unfaiIing in the cure
of all those painful and dangerous diseases Incl
dent to the female constitution. 1t modcrates ali
excess, removes all distractions and brings on the
monthly period with regularity. These pills 81 on i
be used two or three weeks previous to cOnnne.
ment; they lOrtiy the constitution. and lessen the
suffering during labor, enabling the mother to
perform her duties with safety 70 herself and child.
These pills should not be taken during the FIRST
THREE MONTHS of pre- nancv, as they are sure to
bring on miscarriage, but at any other time they
are safe. In all cases of nervous and spinal afe"
tons, pain in tho back and limbs, heaviness, IA
tgue on slight exertion, palpitatiOn OF the heart.
owness Of spirits, Mysteries sick headache, and all
the painful diseases occaSoned b. disorded sys-
tenn these pills will effect cure when all other
means have failed, and atlougha powerful RENE
dy, do not contain iron calomel. anthony, any
other mineral Full directions accompanying each
package. Price, in the United States and Canada,
one dollar. n. B-Sl 90 and postage stamps
enclosed to any other authorized Agent will insure
Il bottle Of the pills by return mail.
w. w. ROBERTS. indianapolis, Wholesale
Agent for Indiana.
BROOKE { Bno.. and T. y. LEMON, agents Plym-
Outh junll ,'56-30y.
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u eroer0en, uno tra8t ntitdD nod 3ur Srtnouro zines bert.
ideH Jnft uS bet, met1es nibt 1lein fir bic In }pn.Nrrf 70.
oenpen arineren Oepti9en, fpnbern aud fir ri s omisrSe bert.
o. @tnmanoerer, melAe bier tanfen, Spu BEN feosnsrsiHeSn
6eiBea fsiu MIRO.
4ttt ben iOgenannten 9rGmien. 9 rtteiIunopn bot boa IN
0epe feoeape unt.rnebnen NtGt4 gemetn. IS bdnbrIt aG
pet nhDt unt bic Uertbetlun9 BON @Dlpfebern. Pttbnorohb,s@
u. 10, fgobern nm Elm bebeutenoes bdares GositoI ornsfHSs
IN ct E 9Gnp fpnmenb, ben gDDbGfarb einfr ,r.;ti = .
5erne DtHauseeridte uubefimmte 3eit. fonoern Sos g.
M II 8 bio gum 1. Au9nft 1889 entI6jeoen Ietn, unh snhGiH r.
giles IN sie 2dnbe Der aAOnnenten islbt eeleet unb Der Sdeut.
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Mt 10. NRdi 1888 bar bic peraus8abe In gDu denIiefsrrroer
6f9Dnnen, ub Gu IS. Suit tit pr Frfe Yanb Ter Witsoobss IN
8an6ea erfAtenen. S5ebe 9Doheulteferuna fpfe IS Ga 10.
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mebr per &dnb. Das beretts &ri6ienene wtrb ipfDrt rnb rio
8ertiesung thinner bel @riGetnea 8elteert. Die Wefeauno
gtlt tur oas 9aase 2Dfrf.
NusfI ride auSei8en fnb bet dGen Aeenten ,u BADEN. en-.
tbe Wtdnner, Telte in Srten, NO ned fe tn aaeGtif. bic Noen.
Ut hberntbme pp4sn, bite tb, fA an mid Az Eenben.
9fen'yDrt 81. Suit 1898. Srtebrth Strbdrb.
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8raaier, SApa9ee uno Brewster, pelDs tenofs srt,sn ns
puroe tit Or. 9boimer'S u elun0tetts 4 nf,ur. s,;srIhn
trGttigt pu S6pdten "l'
BELT ben Rrdnfeu,
8trt ben ~9terpBfer Shuts rn6 =.
nsas6 eeVen Dem J~npatoen.
Die 3tntiur BELT
Ser ,bTtdt, D9speo,d, g. lIti4ner,eu.
&ppfr2b, unperoaaltNfett, 1e3rAdtgeit.
Nerpp es 3tttern turp Eberna staeI & errs
Don GGbad uo SgtrttuUiea ptrouIosf
bertb. errter, 9DtGp i'm Waaeu INN Ron,
tnte-lei6e, Saufsr. gDaeafnn ,c -"
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raul1enpe @etrGnfe
9erfonen. pie I'D benz e t6rau9e Ip;rttuofsr a...x
%ge8ebeA, fnben bs bette 6ti m tel IN V'''anle Pta'
Gr. S9almtrS @ellnbbetts- Ginftur.
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