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The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1858-06-03
THE NEW CYCLOPAEDIA

Bacon for Sale.
WE have in store 10000 Ibs., of cboic. RA.
w CON SIDES, which will be sold lo,v for
May 26,.ls5s. S o.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1858-06-03

eB The friends of. cot. II. II. HARPER
respectfully annottucc him a Candidate for the
Legislature, at the enstdnF election.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1858-06-03

D' The friends CT II. 4. JONES, Es4., an.
no"nce no. HIM Candidate for tire Legislature, at
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-09

fathers because II subjects tho great ma
jority to the fraudulent devices of small
minou'y-b because it has created q tempo
rary Dieiatorshia, and SET mp a rrneornas
in IL, to admit whomsoeyer he pleases to
seats in the Legislature. and offices in the
Adninistrative departments, in defiance Of
the votes lawfully castby the people--be-
cause It proceeds upon the heresy that the
bare majority Of delegates in convention
may clothe tksnse1vss with absolute power.
at. will. in the formation of the organic
law and original compact under which the
people are to live--because it permits no
appeal from the fat of these few individu-
ais, even though all the rest of the people
opposed it7-beeause it infringes on the Ne
braska Act and the Cincinnati Platform
because it contains an anti-republican and
oligarchical provision, and is clearly at
war with the letter and spirit of the Con-
stitution of the United States---because il
attempts to interpolate into the Democratic
creed, Federalism, in its most odious form
-because it requires the Democracy to
forfeit the pledges everywhere made by
| them in the last Presidential canvass--be-
cause it requires them to become the in
, struments of ballot-box suffers, forgers
and perjurers; and, finally. because it is
utterly indefensible as Democratic meas
ure, and not to be tolerated even as mat
;er of expediency, we are unalterably op-
posed to its consummation, and the ad-
mission of Kansas under it.
Fully convipced that such are the SEN
timepts or 1i& pemocfacy Of this State,
aud desiring that they should be heard upon
this subject. we invite our brethren from
every township in the State to assemble in
Mass Convention, at Columbus, on Wed
nesday, the tenth day of March, 1858
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-09

THz BowBts TnylR FUHcrioxs-As perfect
health Is the greatest blessing that we can srisy
without which all ether blessings OF little eonss
nuence, we doem it Of groSt to point eut
the way for you 10 enjoy 1t. The bowe mus, be kept
a state by which they arc enabled TO carry OF the
uscl"ss matter; they tho main channel which na-
turs has appointed to carry everything that Is IN
necessary. And 1t Is impossible to tell what large
amount OF sickness has been caused by constipation
or coStiveness; In other Words by not keeping ths
bowels regular; it Is the main road to all diseases; u
is tho cause Of unnatural irritation to the mucous or
lining membranes OF the bowels. Having Lost their
natural strength, they cannot object to what 10
quirod Of thcn. Hence tho bow cls come inf cd
and unless you find speedy relief thousand othsr
complaints are ever ready 10 drug you through
miserable and wretched life, Such medicines m uSt
be given will cleanse tho stomach and bowels and
restore their natural strength. To accomplish this
there is no compound valuable as these Pills; all
other medidines sink to uttsr insgnincanee whsn
compared to them; Il seems as though tho Author Of
nature has designed them for this as wol as other
complaints From two to Ave pills day will increase
strength and appetite, and cleanse the stomach and
intostincs from whatever is Injurious Or. NorsO'S
Indian Root Pills sold BY all dealers In Medi,
zines. O-lm
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-09

call is just issued. headed. BY Payne and
several members of the Legislature. for a
State Convention on the 10th ofaMarch,
which is to be followed by : north west
.ern convention soon after. What will
como Of it. time will determine. We
would enter on the record prediction.
but our sheet is full, this iettsr too long.
and il is midnight.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-09

Qua NATIONAL DIsosDuR-pR. kosAcxs Cvass.-
Tho American stomach 10 a tormsnting organ. 10
generally out OF order. Tbs Is obvious. The,
driving man OF business has timo or will act take
time properly TO inasticats his fsod He bsts IT, and
as bad habits are catching, all CLASSES fellow his s1-
ample Henco dyspepsia, with all its .tiona;
honce indigestlon liver complaint, and disorders or
the bowels, in all their various phases. AKairst
these and = hundred other complaints, DR.. Robask
is Waging an extorniEating warfare. HI, woaponH
are tho famous Blood Pills and Blood Purnsr. and
they are irresistible. The ef these msd!cnsS
has been astonishing, even in age OF scientific mir
aeles They do net ALLEVIATE 10Y EXT NsrrsH dis-
order. Tho agony, the fcvsr, the debility, tho de-
spondency, which characterize Affections Of the d.
gcsivs and secretive organs vanish under ths iEns
ence o: these preparations. Tho constitution itself
seems to acquire new energy undor th,ir operation
We say to tho sick, everyW where, read Or. Roba.ks
advertisements, and give his Blood Pills and BlcoI
Purifier fair trial. O-ln
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-09

IJProf. Wood, IA Market Street, ST. Loais, oasrs
'so the sick everywhere" his Oriental ssnatI,.
Liniment, and his Vegetable Life Pills. The re-
markabls ohcncy OF ihese Justly celebrated Msdi-
cines in curing Diseases has given them reputation
raroly ebtahsd by any remedies Of their class
BolleVille Advocate, April. ls5S A.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-09
MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI
@M9 .
r A FF,R d A n @

ON and after Monday, February -, 'SO.
trains will leave Athens a. follows:
Going East-FoY Marietta on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, at 7.30 :. n.
Going West-FoT Gin cinnati ats.0o A. II >,
making close connection at LovSland with
the afternoon train of the Li.tle Miani Rail-
road fot Columbus. t-- Lei. ... ..
.... GEORGE BARNES, Superintendent. j..
Mar2
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-09
CERTIFICATE OF r. WOODWARD, Rso.,
The Woll-known traveller for the Duneannon Irsn
Work1, Perry County, Pa. -


. DrNcANEoN, Jan. II, IeEy.
DR.. G. NJ. iJackson-Denr Sir: l WAL for ave yoars
severely amicted with chronic bilious yse nsry for
which was attended by several or the best physi-
cians In the country, but all OF ne avail ase used
various remedies. but could find nothing to benz A.
me me until ! was induced TO try Hoonznd's Ssrnsn
trely cured and m now enjoy ing the bost Of hoai,A
DR.. II B. Scarborough says: .. -
. Dover. Tenn, Aug. 93, ls53.-I have sold all the
GERMAN Btters you have sent me- and if the prs pa.
ration continues to do much good NJ II has done
u VIII be the best medicine ever soid hero. See ad.
Ycrtisemeht. - iee,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-09
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female pills.


PROTECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
Prepared from preScrip pton of Sir J. Clarke N. D.
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen,
This valuabe medicine ia unfaling in the cure oI
all those painful and dangerous diseases to which
female constitution Is subject. 1t moderAteS all
and all ObstructionS, and speedy care
may bo relied on. a-rs '#stt" g.
TO MARRIED LADIES cd
II speculiarly suited II Will in short tine, SrinS
on the monthly period with regua rity. -
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears tho Govern
mont Stamp OF Great Britain TO vent sountsrfsitE
These pills should not be taken by fcmaleS daring
the vIRsr THREE MONTHS OF Pregnancy, as they are
sure to bring on Miscarriage, but any other time they
are safe. 'ea
In all caseso OF Nervous and Spinal AHsetions, PaiA
in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight oxsrtien,
PaIpitation Of the Heart HyHercs, and Whites these
Pills will eject cure when all other means have
failed, and although powerful remedy, do net ssn-
tain iron, eslomel, antinony, or anything hurrSi -
tho constitution. ..
Pull directions accompany each package. p
Sole agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB M0SBS,
tLate L. @. Baldwin 4 Co. y Rochester, KY.
n. B.-ol,oo and postage stamps enclosed 70 aRy
authorized Agen, will insure bottle sf the Pills W
return mail. r..'.f ;al- 81 irs-t :
F"r -"is y. n. EsNA, P.~s,.., o. ;I.,O. r.tL. .CeNF
trS'ti,o. t1!cSsf
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-09
+ rs! TS!! FITS!li
HANCE's VEGETABLE EXTRACT

CURE YtTs, sPAsMa, CRAMPS AND ALL HanysUa
CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES.
Persons who are laboring under any distressing
nalady will find HANcKs VEoKrABLE EPILEPrlc PILLs
to BIO tho only remedy diScov for curing Kp
lcpsy Falling Fits.
These pills possess specific action on Tho nsrvsus
system; and, although they prepared especially
for the purpose OF curing Fits they will be found Of
especial bonent for all porsons ailctod with weak
nerves, whose syStcm has been prostratsd
or shattered from any cause whatever. In Chronis
complaints or diseases OF long standing Huporndueed
by nervousness, they are exceedingly beneficial.
Price, % per box, or two boxes for S. Persons out
Of the city, enclosing remittance, will have the pills
sent them through tho mail FREQ OF postage For sale
by SETH S. HAxcE No I0s Baltimore street. Baltimore
Nd, to whom orders from all parts of the Union mus,
be addressed, post paid. tJan. Is, '5s-2-Iy
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-09

REC'TS ON SUBSC RIPTION
For the ,0eek ending March 6, 1858.
&c o. Hossok, Blue Mound, Wayne Co. ILL.,, Q rs
Sylvanus Powell, Kcygcr, Gallia Co, o., Sl5o
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-09

NFRe"d the Advertisement In another column,
hoaded "Ielmbold's Genuine PREPARATION" lila.
tsroStS the majority. nr.H -. Ain
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-09
y. wnITNoRn. oHo DuVv.
C. H. woLTF. THos. \. LAMB
NhittemOre, Wolf, DUFF & Co.,

1 a 1 ID :" a II N
Fs SIGN OF THE ANVIL, &c..
No. so Wood Street, Three DOorS Above the
. .-.. t. Charles Hotel,
PITTSB UR Oh, aPA.,
Would respectfully invite the attention Of
their customers and dealers generally to their
ext, nsive Spring stock OF Hardware, Cutlery,
6addlery Agricultural Implements, House
Trimmings; Blacksmths, Carpenters, and all
other varieties sofMECHANlCAL TOOLS, &c.
Having been purchased lIrect from tho
Manufacturers. with the advantages of Cash
Terms, they are enabled to offer unusual in.
ducements for Merchants to visit our city.
when they are cordially invited to en- exam
nation of our stock, and comparison of our
prices, before making their purchases.
mAF2-9. am
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-09

ONO STATE AND UNION Law CoLLEsE-This IESti-
tuition has been removed to Cleveland, Ohio. De-
greOs regularly conferred, and studontS upon
graduating may be admitted TO practice. For CirOu-
ars address, at Cleveland, MA. KING, Ses'y.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-09

ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
TAMES HENDERSON rs. WIN. SHEPHERD.
y Before p. Hugg, J. P. of Salisbury Town
ship. Meigs County, Ohio.-On the goth day
of February, A. ID. 1883, said Justice issued an
order Of Attachment in The above action for
the sum Of 81 90 and probable costs Of suit.
' JAMES HENDERSON.
Middleport. March /, 1923. 10 3t-Si
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-09

GKNTLEMEN-I have just received your
note inviting me 10 be present on the Cd
of March, ''at meeting of the Democrats
of Hamilton County, who voted for Mr..
Buchanan, and who are committed to the
doctrine Of Popular Sovereignty in its in
tegrity; opposed to forcing upon any peo-
pie Constitution against their known
and expressed will" and, therefore, op.
posed 10 the Lscompton Constitution"
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-16
Fine Strawberries.

The best specimens Of fruit, tho larg-
est, and the most highly colored and fla
vored, are always from those beds where
tho plants are kept thinned out 10 rows
or hills If runners cover the whole
surface, the fruit is smaller, moro sha-
ded, and the flavor Is not In tho highest
degree Of perfection. But tho cultiva-
ted bed has one drawback, tho rain
dashes the soil upon the fruit. This
evil may be easily remedied by placing
the SHIRT grass, which at this time is
obtained by moving lawns, between the
rows. Tan has been recommended, and
IL does tolerably well, but 1t is itself not
30 clean rs is desirable. Straw, chop
ped short, is used by some, and is clean
or and better than tan. But the soft
clean grass, only ono inch or two in
length, obtained from lawns; is muck
preferred to either, and il is easily and
frequently renewed. The moisture
which IL assists in retaining in the soil,
promotes the larger growth of the fruit.
If irrigation is applied, this covering
retains the moisture in the surface soil,
and prevents evaporation and crusting.
We have known the fruit while ripen-
ing, to be doubled in size in "a hours,
by q plentiful supply Of water, dropped
on the plants, and the molching given
Thorn is next best TO constant watering.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-16
Testing Seed Corn.

There il so much damaged corn this
year that much caro- will be requisite in
selecting such as is suitable for seed. /
have seen in your paper and elsewhere
several modes suggested Tor testing its
terminating qualities, but they are in
efficient, mpracticablo, or attended with
too much trouble 10 be generally useful
The following mode will be found
simple, practical, and certain, and can
be applied TO any extent desired. Put
the shelled corn In vessel or vessels of
such dimensions rs are required for the
quantity to be tested. Pour water over
it Of about the temperature of milk
from the COW, until II is fully covered,
adding 10 the water, from time to time,
II the absorption and swelling of the
corn should raise II above the surface.
Set 1t in moderately warm place and
let IL remain twenty.tour hours. Then
pour the water oil, cover the corn with
some thick cloth which must be kept
wet, and lot IL stand in mass, still in q
warm place, until it sprouts. This will
take place in from thirty-six TO forty.
eight hours, usually, If the corn is good.
I prepare oil my corn for planting in
this manner, though know the seed
TO DO good. plant sometimes with the
sprout bali an inch long. Tho result Is
that IL brings the plant forward week
or more earlier than planting dry. This
advantage in the Fall is sometimes very
important. The damaged corn from
my field last year did not exceed FIVE
per cont.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-16

The Cincinnati and St. Louis Omnibus Line calls
for passengers at all the principal hotels; and BY
leaving directions at either Of the ticket oices will
coll at private residences.
Ifsbis'ss-tf VS.. BABcocK, Agent.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-16
anrtruIturaI.
Chinese Cane--sugar and Syrup

The cultivation Of the Chinese Sugar
Cane, and the manufacture Of sugar
and refined syrups theretrom, seems, In
tho opinion and experience of those
who have embarked In IL, TO DO a sue
cess. Taking into consideration the re-
suit Of tho last years trial-under
circumstances far from favorable--and
tho large number Of persons who have
manifested their intention to do some
thing during the coming season, and
there In very encouraging prospect
that tho Sorghum and II products, will
como into cultivation and use, with q
rapidity hitherto unoxampled In the
history ofthc introduction Of new crops.
There is, indeed, little doubt that the
production Of Sorghum Syrups will ma.
torially affect, during the coming year,
throughout the Northern and Western
States Of the Union, tho demand for the
sugar and moasses OF Louisiana and
tho West Indies; and there are quite
plausible grounds for tho belief, that In
inolasses, II not in sugar, the North will
become quite Independent Of those re-
gions, which heretofore have appeared
secure Of monopoly of those articles.
We have heretofore spoken Of tho on.
terprise OF Mr.. y. s. kicher, Of Locust
Corner, Clermont county, who last year
raised thirty acres OF the cane; from
twenty-five acres OF which no manufhc-
turen eighty'seven barrels OF tho syrup
Mr.. Richer, with spirit Of fhithfulnoss
such as might be expected from the
character OF tho man, has continued
his experiments In the process OF ref
ming the molases until he has been able
10 produce IN article equal, TO say the
least, TO tho very best OF tho Boston or
Philadelphia golden syrups, and which
can DO afforded ut cheaper rate. Those
who desire to try tho article will find IL
at tho store OF J. q. Ortiz 4 Co., 246
Sixth street.
We make no excuse for repeatedly
speaking upon tho this subject. The
introduction Of the Sorghum, II II prove
TO be successful, will, In its bearing up
on tho welfare aud Industrial Interests
of the people of the North, DO one Of
tho great events Of tho country; and in
this most honorable work, we know OF
no gentleman who has brought TO IL u
livelier faith, greater intelligence, or
moro untiring perseverance,, than Rich.
or. Indeed, we look upon his enter
prise as one Of those acts which arc tru-
ly and unquestionably great, and In
listening to his detail Of the manner in
which he had carried on his operations
jim the raising Of his crop, the manu-.
factura OF the molasscs, tho different
steps hi the process Of refinement, and
then-most difficult of all-in oyercom.
ing timidity, prejudice and interest in
introducing IL into tho market, we have
felt as II il deserved honorable mention
at our hands.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-16
Grating Cherries.

Cherry trees should always be graft
ed early. The fist warm weather in
March is the best time. The same is
true of plum trees. You will never
have success with them after the sap
starts. 1t is always an excellent thing
to protect gratis by stout paper cover
tied around the stock, so as to shade
thcm from the sun and protect them
from drying winds. Always use a keen
knife in grating, and select matured
wood with full buds for scions.
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sa- A contemporary, in noticing the
proposal to light the streets Of a village
with rcd-headed girls, ays:--"It we
lived there we'd play tipsy every night,
and hug the lamp-posts."
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OF rHR
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OF THE
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