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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-17
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

Robert c. Macdonald, who shot Virginia
Stewart in Broadway, New York. fortnight
since. and whose victim died on Friday last,
gave the following account of himself when
interroga ted after the jury found the verdict
that the woman had come to her death from
. wound inflicted by him: !.
My name is Robert @. .MacdonnId; am
30 years of age. and was born in Jefferson
county, Missouri; reside at Mobile. Alaha-
ma, and am 10 the cotton business, in refer
ence to the charge preferred against me- ! can
only say as all the witnesses have stated that
I did. Isupposed / fred the shot, but am
entirely unconscious Of having done SO. had
no i'll feeling toward her at all
LARGE WArEa MELONS Georgia pa.
pers are blowing over large watermelons-
The largest one yet discovered was grown near
Augusta, and weighed sirty three ponnds and
tCo ounces. It measured. in circumference,
four feet eleven inches by three feet three inch
60. and was luscious aud excellent in quality.
Peter Cooper has resigned the Presidency
Of the Atlantic Telegraph Company. 1t is
his opinion that the whole thing has gone up.
Cyrus W. Field, on the contrary, was never
more confident than now of the 6nal success
ful working of the enterprise.
THE SICKLEs FAMILY.-It is stated that the
wife Of the Hon. Daoiel E. Sickles. with the
other members of the Bagioli family, are
about to take ny their residence in Italy, and
in the event Of Mr.. s. losing his seat in Con
gresa. he will Immediately join them. s
A MONSTER PRAvER- Nj EEfIea.-At great
union prayer,peeting recently held in the op
en- air at Belfast, Ireland, in connection with
the Teligious revival in that country, it was es
timated that there were forty thousand per
sons in attendance.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-17
Three Young Girls Drowned.

A dispatch from Stockbridge Berkshire
county, Mass, to the N. Y Tribune, dated
Aug llth. says: Two nieces of DR.. Train. Of
Sheffield, aged seven and nine years, and q
daughter OF James Bradford. Esq, aged twelve
gears. we're drowned in Sheffield, Mass. yes
terday, in little cove, where they were bath
ing. The names of the nieces of DR.. Train
we're Mary and Gertrude Lemist. They re-
sided in Medfeld. -z---.-
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-17
VICTORIA, Jefferson Co. Mo.
August Sd. 1859.

Dear Democrat:
Another short letter from this region may
interest you and your readers. Particular
items concerning this vicinity. have none
only to say. that all crops are gathered.-ex
cept potatoes and corn.-and fair prospect
| for good Weld. The rain is now falling CO
pionsly and the drought we thought about upon
US. is vanishing. s-
| Of trip TO St. Louis. wish to speak
After two hours ride on the St Louis and
Iron Mountain Rail Road last Wednesday
morning, 9 o'clock found US in the Great Com
mercial Metropolis of the West We took
'our quarters at the City Hotel which, by the
way, is an excellent house. 1t has the most
pleasant situation, of any hotel in the city;
having in front beautiful yard, decorated
with green locust, and a nice, showering foun
tain. It's table furnishes every thing that the
heart could wish, and a plenty of it.
St. Louis is great city; but, it does not
show the marks of an enterprIsing, public-spir-
tied people, as do our Eastern cities. Her
streets are narrow, comparatively speaking.
and her buildings lack in magpifcence Of
structure, in great numbers. True, there is
an immense sight of business done there; but
she cannot compare with free cities, of the
same magnitude. @
Among the places of interest to the visitor at
St Louis, is Prof Woods Museum situated
on Market street. between Fourth and Fifth.
We visited this place, and there saw many
sVonders Of the acorld!'
There, lay stretched out, the huge proper.
tious of the fossil remains, OF the Great Mon
ster Zeuglodore, ninety six feet in length, said
to have been discovered by DR.. Koch, of Ala.
bama. 'Tis strange, a peculiar feeling came
over me. while looking upon such an object.
around which must cling such a medley of
circumstances Other interesting relics are
two Egyptian Mummies, and garb once
worn by the Queen of the Feeje Islands. OF
course. could not enumerate in months
time, the many curiosities in this museum.
only speak of these, as instances of what may
be seen there.
There, is least for the eye and the mind; i;
geological specimens, and natural curiosities.
without number. He who goes there, will
not turn away disappointed; but go on bis
way rejoicing and wondering If he has not
seen The Eighth Wonder of the World
Visi,orsl go and see it. Two days we spent
in st. Louis, spinning street yarn. and seeing
the Elephant when we sped for home, where
we now enjoy COOL refreshing brefse, in the
rural districts of south East Missouri.
Very truly yours,
E. A. F.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-17
The Late Election.

In Oregon. the Democrats have not sue
ceeded, as was announced last week. Later
and reliable advices give the pleasing assur-
ance that the Republicans have carried the
day, electing Republican to Congress, &c.
Kentucky in the last Congress had two OPP
position members, now five; Tennessee had
three, DOW seven; North Carolina had two. now
FIVE; Virginia none. now one. aud the rest
'shaky.' r-H-s.-
Ged. Houston, Independent Opposition
candidate for Governor in Texas, is elected
over the regular Administration candidate, by
over four Thousand majority. Thus. and thus
is the back of the Administration party effect
ually broken. 1t had previously been repu-
dated in every free State. ~
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-17
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE COUNTY
REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET

For Governor,
WILLIAM DENNISoN, JR.i
of Franklin County
For Lieutenant Governor.
ROBERT C. KIRK,
Of Knoz coanty.
For Auditor of State.
ROB ERT W. TAYLER,
Of AahOning County.
For Secretary of state,
ADDISON P. RU SIS ELL,
Of clision County.
For Treasurer of State,
RED P. STON NE,
- of Erankhn County,.
For Supreme Judge,
WILLIAM Y. GHO-L s ON,
of Hamilton County.
For Member Board of Public Works.
JOHN GREG DRY,
of Sefoto County
For School Commissioner, 60
ANSON SMYTH,
of Franklin obunsy.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-17
Great Fire in Cincinnati.

Last Thursday morning fire broke ont in
the large liquol store of Messrs. Boyle & Co.
which was consumed. s. N. and H. Pixies
liquor store was also burned. The whisky,
says the Commercial. poured in rivulets Of
fire from the burning buildings. Some other
buildings were also burned. Loss, one hum
dred and sixty thousand dollars. Insured
seventh seven thousand dollars.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-17
Beware Of the psngerous Mixture

Mr.. Merriam, of Brooklyn Heights. asserts
that he has recorded, since July, 1850, the
deaths of three hundred and seventy persons
from explosions of camphene. aud other burn
ing fluids, and the injury, during the same pc
riod, from the same cause of four hundred and
seventy persons.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-17
East TrntfinR.

The best time on record was made by Flora
Temple on the 9th inst. in the great trotting
match with Princess on the Eclipse Course
near New York, for purse of one thousand
dollars. She won the three (mile) heats in
the following time: 2:23a; 2:22; 2;23s.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-17

The Portage county Republican paper,
whose editor is an old Abolitionist can never
forgive Corwin for once being Whig. and as
such. going for the Fugitive Slave Law
CIereiand National Democrat.
That the views of Mr.. CoRwIN and the ed.
itor Of the National Democrat on the ques-
ton OF slavery and the Fugitive Slave Law,
are in perfect harmony, we do not doubt. "A
fellow feeling make them wondrous kind
May we not congratulate Mr.. G. upon having
so able and powerful champion, to defend
these weak points in his anti Republican creed.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-17
A Wide Stretch Of Time.

The North Adams, Mass. NetUs sags DIR.
WILLIAM H. TYLER attended Commencement
at Williams College 81 years ago, and was
also present this year He saw but one per.
son there this year. who attended at that time,
and that was Mr.. HEcocK, of Williamstowu
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-17
Has his Reward.

Deacon Ezekiel 4. Cox, notorious for hav
ing been recently turned out of the Baptis
Church at GAINESVILLE, for his slave catching
has been nominated BY the Democrats o.
Muskiugum, Ohio for County Treasurer.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-17

eFSeventeen cordwainers have been dis
charged by their employers in Lynn, for per-
sistently smoking pipes and cigars during work
hours. Served them right.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-17
Republican County NOlni.
mating COMventiOm.

Notice hereby given to the Republicans of the Coun-
ty Of Portage 70 send Delegates to County Convention
be hrld in RsyeBna, -.
On WNdnesdoy august 24th A. ID. 1859,
commencing at 1Gk o'clock A. NJ, to put in nomination
candidatrs for County Officers to be supported ut the
October Election, viz:
Two Representatives, One Prosecuting Attorney.
One Com missioner, One Director Of Infrmsry,
Cne Surveyor, One Treasurer,
One Coroner.
The of representation will be four Delegates fnr
each township and additional delegate for every fifty,
every fraction twenty five votes cast for
Judge of Supreme t,onrt at the election of 1858.
Each township will be entitled to delegates as follows
Atwater... ....7 Freedom. Ravenna ......l0
Aurora.........6 Hiram. ........1 Reotstown 80.
Rrimfeld, Man.ua. ..6 shalersvlle 30.
Cbarlestown 6 Pamyra...... Sufie Id .......
EdinRburt. | Paris. Winal am. .... z
Franklin. Randolph ....7 No Delegates l3l.
It is also hereby recommended that the Republican
electors. in each township, at the respect
i've place of holding elections Saturday. the 10th of
August. O'Clock P. n, to appoint delegates to the
80 d. L. ROCKWELL, Chairman,
lsea Portage County Central Com.
HALSEY. r. W. HALL, Secretary.
Rayenna, Augpst Q. 1852
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-17
Republican Senatorial Com
s VemfiOm.


Notice is hereby given Delegate Convention for the
Senatorial District composed of the Counties of Summit
and Portage, will be held Franklin Wills. 10 put in
nomination canddates for Senator and Member of the
Snte Board OF Equalization. for said District,
Upon Tuesday, august 23d,
Ccr,nepcing at l0k o'clock AM.
The basis OF in the Convention. agreed
upoa taking the the Sc election IN 1859 is one
deegate each hundred Republican votes and
additional delegate for fraction (of hundred) over If
~ Each township is entitled to delegate though its
Repuhlcsn be less than one ihu, dred.
The townships in Portage County will he entitled to
send Delegates as follows: -.
Freedom. ......1 RavenDa...... 3
Aurora. ........l Hiram. ......2 Roots own ....l
BFimfek ......1 Mantph. ......t Shaleisvile ..l
Charlestown.... Nelson. .-..2 stteetsboro ...1
Deerfed.. Palmyra.......l Sntheld-.
Edineurg... iaris. ........1 Windham.. .....2
Franklin. ........2 Randolph 3 No. Delegates 2I
The to " pshp superintendent Summit Co. Is omit
ted hare. but will ne published in tina, County.
b9- D.L ROCKWELL. Chm Poriaee Co. 81
.iii s-a0- HALSEY r. W. HALL. See. Cent. Com.
- lH WIN. ", UPSON 4 Senatorial Committee
- n. McKiNNY. Summit County
II Is recommended hat the Republican eactorsn each
township appoint Delegates the Senatorial invention,
at he primary meetings Mortified by the County Central
Commteeo he held on Saturday August 2oat7 O'Clock
p NJ, to appoint Delegates the County Convention
D.. RO KWELL, Chairman,
PartaIe County Cent. Com.
HAISEY r. W. HALL, SecfetNry.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-17
aeTbe Pittsburgh Christian .9dvoe,te

9s-The Pittsburgh Christian .4duocdte, Of
August 9, says: s H7s
The Portage County Democrat comes te
us in mourning, announcing the death Of Cy
rus Pren,iss, Esq, who departed this life OF
The 3lst ult.
We are rained to he called upon to record
the deatl. of 90 excellent man as vas broth
er Preniiss. We were the gnest of the fam
lily hut few weeks ago: and it seems but yes
terday that he was 10 our Office in health
We mourn his departure. as will all who knew
him-but we will not anticipate the notice OF
his life and death which will be prepared for
our columns by his pastor, We offer to the
bereaved our sincere coincidence. a
"Friend after friend departs:
- Who hath not .. st friendi
There is union here of hearts
But heie must have an end" .-.
The Western Christian .advoca'e Of Aug
10th, says: -afFi
DEATH OF Cyrus PRENrIss-We learn from
! the Cleveland Herald that Cyrus Prentiss
died at bis residence in Ravenna, Ohio on the
evening of Sunday. the 31st of July, af
ter very brief illness. The disease was
dysentery Perhaps no man in Northern
Ohio would be more missed. He was one oi
the first business men of the state. and was
for many years. prominent member of the
Methodist Episcopal Church.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-17
Meeting at WindhaIm.

T1HE REPUBLICANS of windham hereby notified
meet at the usual place OF holding elections,
Saturday the Both of August inst at O'Clock. p NJ to
appoint delegates 10 the Republican County Nominat
ing Convention delga the Senatorial Couven
ton. CYRUS A. MASON, T'p Com.
Windham Aug. IS 1859. aus if,lw
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-17
E5ss Alsu, by
HOE SIDNEY EpGERTON. | FRANKLIN T. BACKU

Hos. SIDNEY EDGERToN. FRANKLIN t; BAcKUs,
Of Akron. Or Cleveland
We are authorised TO offer ihe SPLENDID BANNER,
in the hands of the patot Republicans OF Frank
lin Ms be awarded to the Township coming to the
Meeting with the largest Procession.
We aiso authorized to announce that the BEAU
TIFUI BANNER, held the invincible Republicans of
Randolph will be awarded to the Township coming with
the secopd largest Procession
Process sion win be formed on the Public Square, NJ
10 o'clock A. NJ. under the management of A. D. BURT,
Of Brin6ed Mari shall 8. E. ". KNERLAND, Of Freedom,
W. L. HoLpEE, Ct Franklin Mills, Assistants. .-a.
The Procession will proceed to the Fair Grounds and
upon arrival there the speaking will commence.
Bands Of Music ,oiu Be IN attendance
Every Township Is expected in Procession,
far possible Spend once again for the cause
love well. a.
Let there be great rally, with fngs Aying and music
playing. The minds of Freeinen should be animated
the zeal and frvor OF patriotic should flag Inn
poriant questions at stake and great duty is before
U.s. Republicans of Portage, let faithfully bear
share in its performance. --s
By order of County Republican Central COMMITTEES.
D. L. ROCKWELL, Chairman.
HALsEY R. W. Hail. sec'y. s-
Ravenna, August I2 1859.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-17

srcRErARx or STATES oyFcH. I
Columbus. April IS, 1883.
hereby certify that the foregoing copsi
Of the original rolls 81 = In this Office. s'a
A. P RUSSELL, Secretary of State.
AuDrroRs OrTcE, Portage Co., I
IS ,e Ravenua, Auguet II, 1859. s
hereby ceytfy, that have compared the foregoing
lava with auth entcated copies from the Secretary
State, and find them correct.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-17
Meeting at Freedom.

EEHE REPUBLICANS of Freedom To nship are here
i by motif d meet the Academy at the Center,
Saturday, the goth of August inst. at o'clock, NJ,
appoint Delegates tile Republican County Non'i-
mating Convention, and Delegate to he Senatorial Con-
ven,ion S. E. NJ. KNEELAND, Tp. Com.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-17

The Ravenna Democrat, and Abolition
sheet, is opposed to q discussion between the
candidates for Governor, and among the res-
sons given why such a discussion should not
come eff, is that however ably Mr.. Dennison
may sustain the views, positions and princi
pies of The Republican party. he can expect
nothing but obloquy and ribald abuse from
Administration journals and it then names
the National Democrat as one of the papers
that will not do Mr.. Dennison any thing like
Justice .s af. .-a=-.- ...-Y
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-17

Mecfim% AT CnAEIeSUOWms
THE REPUBLICANS of Charlestown
Tovpsbip are hereby requested and nOthed To meet
Ar The Town Hall. SATURDAY, the goth Of August
inst at o'clock P. appoint elk Delegates the
Republ,caa County Nominating Convention, and one
Deiegate to the Senatorial Nom mating Convention.
MANY REPUBLICANS.
charlestowu, Avg s. 1853. augio-2w
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-17
Political Notices
Meeting at BrimfieId.

FTHE REPUBLICANS of brini Id Township are
hereby notified meet at the Ceuier, Saturday,
the 20h Of August inst Al ocl ck P NJ, to appoint5
Delegates 10 tine County Nominating Convention, and
DeIegate to the Senatorial Convention.
ERASMUS NEEDHAM, TIP. Com.
Rrimfeld Aup 1880
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-17

Notice Is hereby given that the sh day of August
A. D. lSA9 said Justice OF the Peace, Consn issued
na order attachment in favor Of the above named
plantitfs Hvndel and Bakeley the above named
a, fsuda IL ID. F. Miller for the of TIVE hundred aud
sxty-Hye and 67-l00 dollars. r.
HENDERSON & BLAKELEY,
: ByJ d. Horton their ATTY.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-17
WORK FOR VICTORY.
MASS MEET N G!
At RAXENNA A.. o.


THE REPUBLICANS of .Old Por-
J. tage viii meet in Mass Convention at The tair
Grounds, in Ravenna
WEDNESDAY. August 3lst. 1859.
Pursuant to the appointment of the Republican State
Comm,ree. The People will be addressed by Oio's
celIens Chief Magistrate,
d O w. q HA "A . e. .d
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-17


You feel that an enemy would be literally
masacred if one should attempt to pass thro'
any of the streets. High walls encompass the
the Citadel to give additional strength to its
giant might. W hen inside, the Citadel looks
like world itself The officers barracks over
look the ST. Lawrence. The soldiers quarters
are under the ramparts. The armories, mag
azines and like implements are on colos-
sal scale. They keep constantly on hand pro.
vision enough for $4,000 men for seven years.
They would hold out for some time in case Of
siege. But do not intend description of
the Citadel of Quebec-it would transcend
my limits entirely. ---....-..s
Another interesting portion of Quebec is to
be found in the Hights of Abraham. Here
there was parade of six hundred Crimean
soldiers, who went through such evolutions,
marches and counter-marches, as an army
would in case of skirmish. They most all
wore one or more medals, given by Queen
Vic, attesting their valor in the war.
These soldiers, like all soldiers that have
seen elsewhere, were, on the whole. very de.
based and ignorant. Many of them had en-
listed in drunken spree. and expressed them
selves ready to resign as soon as their eight
years of enlistment were completed. The
Hights of Abraham is a magnificent esplan-
ade for the drilling and viewing of troops =
Here are to be seen monuments indicating the
places where the gallant soldiers, Wolf and
Montcalm. fell in the glory of flashing swords,
bristling guns and deadly cannon. AS ga
zed upon the place where Wolfe landed,
thought Of the sorrowful night of the 18th of
September. 1853. On that night, as his boat
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-17
RaYenna Republican Town
ship Meeting.

'HE REP UBLlCANS OF Rayenna
L Township are requested to meet tbs Grand Jury
Room (Court House), on SATURDAY EVENING, Aug.
Goth, at o'clock purpose of selecting Dele
to the County Nominating Convention, and thres
Delegates to the Senatorial Convention.
]. s. RERRICK. Tp. Com.
Raysnna Aupast & 1850. auylO-2w
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-17
Meeting at AuFOr:

Old Randolph i'm Caucus.
THE REPUBLICANS of Randolph
Il are hereby not fled to meet at s. Cases Hall on
nate Delegates 10 the County and Senatorial
Nv order Of Fr Com wM. STEADMAN, z
Sec, Rep. Ass. q
Randnlnh. Aug. 6, 1879 anglV-sw
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-21

Among the unmarked and unhonored
graves in the rural cemetery st Cam
den, Arkansas, is that OF n brother OF
the illustrious Henry Clay; his only
monument is an oak tree, IN its rough
bark: IIo is said to have been an hum
bic and devoted minis or Uf the Gospel;
to have spent the latter part Of his life
in that new and remote region, pnblish-
ing the glorious tidings Of Gods Won
drous offer of eternal life TO u dying
world, and at last, wcaricd and way
worn, deaths angel bcoko, cd TO him
from the shores Of the silent land, and,
lnying down the weapons of his war.
fare, he closed his eyes peacefully, and
with unwavcring trust in god, and bis
little congregation carried him TO his
quiet resting place near the grassy banks
OF tho winding Washta, to awaitthat
last awakening Of slumbcring uni
verse
The world has scarcely remembered
that Henry Clay ever had brother;
the great statesman has so ovcrshadow-
ed his kindred that they arc forgotten;
yet who shall say that the pious and
toiling minister OF heavens glad tidings
may not reap reward more glorious,
and wear n crown moro dazzling than
that reserved for his more highly hon
cred and ilustrlous brother, in the king.
dom of Him who has said. "'They that
DO wise shall shine rs the brightness OF
tho armament, and they that turn many
to ighteousncss MS the star forever and
ovorl' .t
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-21
rclinaes m the Year 1859.

There will be five Eclipscs this year
two Of tho Moon and three Of tho Sun,
rs follows:
/. a partial Eclipse of tho Sun, Feb
ruary I'd, invisible in the United States.
9. A total Eclipse of the Moon, Feb
ruary 18th, early in the morning, visi-
bic throughout the United States.
3. A partial Eclipse OF the Sun, March
Eth, invisible ia the United States.
A. A partial Eclipse Of the Sun, July
30. in the afternoon. This~Eclipse will
be very small, lasting only n few min
utes. and occurs about an hour before
sunset. Visible in the Eastern, Noi tn
crn and Middle States.
5. A total Eclipse of tho Moon. Aug
ust 2sth, invisible in the United States.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-21
EDWARD MEYER,
Saddle & Harness Maker
ONE DOOR NORTH OF THE VALLEY HOUSE

BR0@NWDllI1v GG5D.
TIAvING REMOVED HIS ESTABLISHMENT
Ill 20 the above location he would invite his old
patron. and friends to give him call. His stock
consists In part Of
SADDLES. BRIDLEs. HARNESS, COLLARS
WHIPS, IfALTERs, &c., 10.
which will be sold at Cincinnati prices. He Il also
prepared to do repairing on short notice. His ex-
pcrieneo In the business warrants him in the belle
OF being able 70 give entire satisfaction.
ffsb5'ss-iyv.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-15

EEA lady at sea, full of apprehension
in a gale of wind, cried out, among other
excamai ions: ~'We will go to the bottom!
Mercy on us, how my head swims!"-
"Madam, never fear," said one Of the sail
ors; 'you can never 60 to the bottom while
your head swims."
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-15
FOR SALE :
Administrators Notice,

~. ,.i Administrator Notice. eH.- '.,
NOTICE is ,bereb. given tba: the under
AN signed has been appointed and duly
qualified as Administrator Of the estate OF
Edison Stout, late of Negs County, decea Sed.
AARON STOUT, I'd.
!, Orange. Oct. a. Isb9.-4l !3I*. NtL En-MN