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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-01-27
BEDFORD INQUIRER.

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DR.. M'LANEs
CELEBRaIID
We r M 4 u G Z
LIVER PILLS.
ME beg leave to call the atten-
: ton Of the Trade, and more
especially the Physicians of the
country, to two OF the most popu-
lar remedies now before tie public.
We refer 70
Dr.. thas. d Lanes Celebrated
Vermiluge and Iirer Pills.
We do not recommend them as
universal Cure-alls, but simply for
what their name purports, viz.
THE VERMIFUGE,
For expelling Worms from the
human system. It has also been
administered with the most salts
factory results to various Animals
subject to Worms.
THE LIVER PILLS,
For thecure Of Liver CoMe.AlNT
all BILIOUS DERANGEMENTs, SICK
HEAD-AcHE, &c. In cases of
FEVER AND AGUE,
preparatory to or after taking Qui-
nine, they almost invariably make
a speedy and permanent cure.
As specifics for the above men
toned diseases, they are U2rivaled,
and never known to fail when adj
ministered in accordance with the
directions.
Their unprecedented popularity
has induced the proprietors,
FLEMING BROTHERS,
PITTsBURGH, Pa.
to dispose of their Drug business,
in which they have been success
fully engaged for the last Twenty
Years, and they viii now give their
undivided time and attention to
their manufacture. And being de-
terrnined that DIR. M'Lane's Cele-
brated Vermifuge and Liver Pills
shall continue to occupy the high
position they now hold among the
great remedies of the day, they
will continue to spare neither time
nor expense in procuring the Best
and Purest material, and COM
pound them in the most thorough
manner. Address all orders to
FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh, Pa
P.s Dealers and ys:ciars ordering from others
than Fr'iug Bros, will do weil to write their orders
Fleming Bros jfslr0h }sI To those wishing give
them trial, VIII per mail. post paid, any
part OF the United States, box Of Pills for twelve
tirecent postage stamps vial Of Yernnifuge for
fourteen three cent stamps Al orders from Canada must
be accompanied by twenty extra
Fol sale by DR.. B. F. Harry, and Reamer & Way
Bedford, and by dealers generally throughout tn
County.
May %, ls59.-2z.
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& ER GID & ~ E& "
AND
CONFECTIONERY.

THE undersigned has just received and keeps
4 constantly on hand the following articles -
Coffee, sugar moiasses, cheese, crackers, cur
rants, prunes rasius, figs almonds, filberts, cocoa
nuts, ground nuts, pecans. Eng. wanuts, cream
nuts, candies in variety, oranges, lemons, tobacco
and cigars, alSice and pepper, spices Of all kinds,
baking soda, cream Of tarter, sulphur. birthstone.
canister and keg powder, shot, caps and lead, grain
and grass scythes, whetting tools, wash tabs and
boards, indigo. extract logwood. copperas, alum
and madden. oil, polish and Nason's backing,
sweeping, busting stove, shoe and scTubbing,
brushes, clothes, hair tooth flesh brushes, hat
and infant brushes, hair oils and perfumey purses
and port nonaies, pocket and memorandum books,
bonnet and round gum combs, "rldding' and fine
combs, bracelets and beads, pens, pen holders,
penknives, scissors, Knife-sharpeners, umbrellas.
Suspenders, spool cotton and floss, clocks, small
looking glasses, violins vclin strings toy watches,
watch chains, curry combs, cards, horse brushes
shoc-thread, pegs and sparables, JOhnSons Arabian
Liniment, Rock and Liitles White Oil, Merchants
celebrated Gargng Oil, for man or BEAST and
many other articles Of q similar nature. The pat
ronage of the public is respectfully solicited.
A. l.. DEFIBAUGH.
July l, ls59.-zz
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lTlg RE : CLARK, SAMUEL VI. HALLE
&C. CLARK. 81 co,
TL0UR, EBBD, GR0GEY,
AND
Produce Store.
= = = t-t , FIt1t 'hEf- 7 70 4@fttFttI7tt7t =
CuMBER LAND. Md.

4 wVli selected stock IS now open, and offered TO
lily, Extra and Sqperfne Flour, Corn Meal Corn
and Rye Chop, Shorts, Ship-stuff, and Bran, New
Orleans, Porto Rica, Muscavado and refined Sugars,
Golden and s. II. Syrups, Molosses, Imperial,
Young HysNn, and Black Tea, Java and Rio Coffee
Of the best quality. All kinds of Spices, Pickles
in barrels ard jars, Candles, Soap, Mackerel and
Herring, Water Sugar, Soda, EdinbsIg, and Gin
ger Crackers, Peaches Strawberries, Pine apples
and Green corn, put up in can, expressly for fam
lily A choice lot OF LIQUORS, consisting of
Wines, Brandies Rum and Whisaey, selected with
a variety Of other articles usually found in Stores.
Additions to the stock viii be frequently made,
so as to keep up general assortment; all dealers
are invited to call before purchasing elsewhere All
kin is of grain and country produce bought for cash,
or in exchange for goods.
April s, lS59.-1y.
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5000
BEST! !! LARGEST

DAYS for Tuition in Single and Double Entry
L Bookkeeping, Writing, Commercial Arithne-
tic and Lectures.
Board weeks $50, Stationery S35, entire
expenses S62
Usual time from to 10 weeks. Every Student.
upon graduating, is guaranteed competent to
manage the Books Of any business, and qualified
10 earn salary of from
$500 TO $1,000.
Students enter at any time-No Yacatiou-Re-
view at pleasure.
First Premiums for Best Business Writing for
1859, received at Pittsburg. Philadelphia and OHIO
State Fairs. Also, at the principal Fairs of the
Union for The past four years.
Ry Minister'S Sons received at half price.
For Circulars, Specimens and Embelished View
of the College inclose live letter stamps to
f. w. JENKINS, Pittsburg, Pa.
Jan 8, 1860
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DIR. 3. L. HARRY
Dr.. z. C Reamer
BEDFORD FOUNDRY.


THE subscribers having purchased the Bedford
4 Foundry of Messrs Washabaug x Baunon
would most respect fully announce TO the cit
zens of Bedford and adjoiuing counties, that they
a-e prepared TO make aud furnish all kinds OF
CASTINGS for
GRlST Nd saw Mills.
IhraShing Machines, Ploughs, Apple mills G ock
ing, ten plate, and eoA stoves, sled and Sleigh soes
wash kettles, Of different sizes, wagonboxes of all
sizes, farmers bells, "a superior article)s. oven
doors, and every thing usually made in a country
Foundry.
~ Id u G@ IA n a@ o.
Woodcock, Seyley and HILLSIDE PLOUGHS.
Also, new PLUG PLOUGH, TO which We call
the especial attention of our farmerS-a superlor
article to the old Plug Plough, with two kinds of
points, shares and landsides to suit all plourhs in
general use in this county. Turning and fitting of
iron patterns made to order, and all kinds of re-
pairing done at the shortest notice and at low
prices. All our own work made of the very hest
material, and warranted to give satisfaction
Farmers and others would de well to cali and ex
anime ou work before purchasing elsewhere, as
we are determined to meet the Emergencies of the
times, we viii SELL CASH, OR COUNTRY
PaoDooE. Pig and bar iron, horses and lumber
taken iu exchange for work.
March 4, lS59.-ly SHIRES &JORDAN
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TEE I'M 1TKR E2R
IS published every Friday morning. in Juliapi
Street, in the white frame building.
nearly opposite the Mengel
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FOUNDRY And MACHINE SHOp

THE subscribers hatirg formed psrtpe,
siiip under me style Of ssDock 4 Ashcom', 70,
the purpose of eorducting a general S'
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AMUsEMENTs.


NrIrInA gARDEs.
IN Iesses and Manager .........".J. NJ Nixon.
FIxOf'S GREAT TROUPE,
Firm Arisyh hoyA AnphshssTe, since the< late Boston
INC. BIASED ATTRACTIONS
TINS n uEspAY) EVENING. Apam 10,
VIII be repesse HHs CCiE Ss aSb Do
or The famous Interyis between
Benny = III. AND FRANCIS I,
With The great ourns cot soeae OF act,n together with its
on and ssssS frsars and
sy nh be The rub repre1en'son OF the grand ovA
ELLA z0YARA
lnanew and darina ~: Of a hcrsem.nsap. . se,l
HsflKG HUhDLss. ,sD GASpar WALL5
hegant squeea IAN scene ol
Wiz, Al. ,e n2r o,,y,u., JT.s ~ .na .ad Surroundings
RINtos Bro rHsNs,
s'sA' fss ffis1sss; asos TSs * fsss pss - " 80
s,syeusous dny.y bare 81 ssuausAp By tho great
Jsass s3Hs,rssf Ss.ssS .Ss N.
In rressa sud viii he shortly prouoA he sp enae Oriental
sqp, s,rIsn drama O. INC
s1 A EEAL HORSE,
iesi never attempted ry any other trcryt
GRAND orERArrc hQUEsrsIA SCENE
And mans other roveiiies ana spisndors
Ing three e,traordinsry and es.gful .rtor7:A ''es
MArIkEE
VIII be given every Wednesday ana Soh tuay,
commencing 2ociocS. H.. ..,.,,.
The performances at the ha,noees will &c :. ny eqas
svs'y respect % ,sos: given In the eyenngaend n,d
Admission a. psrs VI the house 81 chIrs 70 eann
orchestra ctsiro secured, 81 pryA.s boxes 50 and
Doors before EnertAinn enS CON-
msnee quarter before T.
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~ - -
rIyIGBr FOR rHE CH.MprONsHIp an ORGF
Wpkes u,A Edor Of e;l.ss, Rnir,t NJ hn .rre ha
st,f n
jn ADVANCE of oher reoort 4, 10 ont tined
here III M r. IN sy.rn of sniri The M
London unaer the ~ ~ one hpn irsd
thousand copes will be shipped IN Vanderbilt which Aus
In meciatey the hgb ard viii be with Almoss nj so
lutte certsny srurcay tbs 18th Of this mouth rheeecp e
VIII te sDded and forwarded all parts OF
country whon delay BY this mehod full and excuak
of Mr. Wilkes w bs scpusted thirty hours In Advaai
Of any other epo OF e. " his country aundrs
III copies al that shalt Ieceve from HnganA
and they will be speedily exhausted We make ths
early that agents dsn oiuco
bsve nider their supplies che extra VIII coltstu the
of aad OF tho ring and
surroundings the delivered their seconds
Vt he scratch. GECxaE WlLkEl
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NEw yoRK EVENING EzpRYss.

NyEw YORK EVENING ELpRXSS
IN THIRD EDlTJON
10 published as o'cl,ex r. NJ and can bs hsd II a tho
leading hes~s the ferries ard st The news onces
contains exo.usye telegraph lao. BY severL hcuro
than other eseuipx paper. tcfsher with CITY ship
new srksts and sts up 70 Se hour OF going rress
fb~ ccu teu Of THR ExPR sreaier ihsD
bined Of the OF New York
cs,y, and is eqnaeA only by the oash morning paper!
AS advertising medium has ne superior Ordinary adA
j. Il BROOKS,
NOS Is ard Is Park
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,Iyy1p CHARLESTON CoNvEETIoN.-PHILApE Az pELPaI!AA 4
4 u Chsrlessop-The ssesmship KEYSTONE STATE,
Ga,n Ysrshmaa will sail ar Charleston on Wednesdag rs
fftsrr m Of Friday 10th inst aud VIII remain there if
lrg the session Of convention. Excursion tickets ncud
Ias road nd bertns Charleston sS The number OF PISS
pesssrs viii be limited hundred few uckns undls
f,.Ss ~ A,rly 70 AI.ExANnER HERON, J< N. Va cFLsg
t,a-- -r. 49, Aai sxcak. ghgaAeipni&
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WINES, liza UoRs, &C.

/NHAMpAGys BOXES AVID BASKETS DOy yasrrC
" ChsmpGtne Of four dnerent srants 10 pins 400 quarts
guaranteed of superior qualify ar vol 5ged ~ be sod
low, or good psr-r sddress J. w. p. hoy 1908
Post cbce re~ YcS
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-.
QA RUINS AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ACCUMULATED ATTRACTIONS.
pA LIGHTED AUDIENCES BERRY MuLrTruDss
gsfsEFHsgfFs ggsIfss4ERsSFTsB sgGSEssi sYGSEss'
UNIATERRUPr9D suCCEssl
Ct re toucsing and agghsb,e eeoch moral drama q
5s:ss s $Ss
upa'@i9shsa m B, crowds stir pOursa m 70 that
ssE isssSS f3Ss $is$s $HH #$sE t
P:r BARAsUM announces with smneu. satisfaction tina.
VIII 6s iaund place Of FAMILY RESORT o he most
srafs ns char,er and whiea s1ies children may
sspeoay ENJOY without epcountcrDg anythas obisslor
,hs guss viii 9Sssryo sDs he Lecture Room Ea.er...
~ sa ssf1 ss .s ghs and E only
BaIrura' fot the pubic bench:
TUESDAY. APRIL 10, 1860
and, also,
The 'rHaE R4E HsEsia5 ST. s hidHf
Or. THE aEaEF 3EsEEs 5g Rr4Sf aIB LOTHIAN.
'nr sE bags sGx ss HaE
b.vd & pSsss Sesns D.o. Grsoa s
bSHSaaass BSss Of brdssa Tsnsa
TRIAL SCENE 6 Of fssrYIS DEANs
after LsrSsrs celebrated pictnres
Previous The dams konss Ia erre prench zouave,
who loS his ers the taking Of the Msakof, VIII
pear snd introduce variety OF astonishing gylnas,c fcats
peculiar 20 ,hkt extraord:nary military corps
TUE RENOWNED
WHAT Is TT WHAT is ITs
WHAT Is IIY WHAT IsITi
WHAT Is II. What rS TT
WHAT IS 1Tf WHAT Is TT
LIVING BLACK sEA LION, The rnos. extraordinary
ture O. kind exhibited the aEIIlLY BEAR SAM
SON veighpg 2r pounds; the LEA RfED SEAL the
HAPPY FAMILY GRsND hQU ARIA, &r. ;asy be seen at
peariy sil hours
Aruorx he recently introduced novelties s
iIsE SIZE WAX FIGURE OF a. " HICKS
Alias william johnson, trial FOR triple murder aai
piracy.
will be repeated. WEDNESDAY, ana THURSDAY AZ
1ERKOUNs ht great FrenCh Il dramS OF mystery
foy1ed l50 nights a. Paris EuSTACHE BAU
DIN. kus,sche, Mr. W. CLARKE
AdE,snce s-eryhng % cent? PsrqueHe Is cents extra
CdTa under years is cent? and TO he parqusIe 10 oeata
xtra
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fyAsB-CuRRENT MoNaY WILL BE PAID FOR THE
foilowng articles ~fhort bantering:Lsties and s,sn.
nsrer rsa c Wearing apparel sundry Theatrical ~
ana Tnrnitur~ o2 Brosd betwesn rweuty efsl and
Taty :. cond st-aSts call line through tbs Post oce
wa Ts:c.ys prompt a'.er.ca. !, kYQf,
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rJvO NEWS AGENTS
TO xvERYBoDY.
Be hand early today, ~ print extra edition Of The
PuUNNY PHKI.I.ow,
Which ever, body killing the aseyes with laughing at the
light batween.
BkNiC1A BOY
TON SAYRA6,
PRICE FIVE CErrs PSR COPY.
oKIG, DAYTON JONES.
Agents, % streeS, New York
ITO THE TRADE.
We undersigned Ne gents having heard that the
PHUsNY PHELLOW
Of print Immediately orinre extra edition 10
supply ell cus.onnerS with the
PAuNNY PHELLO
which will read; today SO send in orders early
Ross 4 TousrY,
u. DExrEa 4 Co.,
FUNNY rgFIIow HvNDRIcKsos. BLAzE &IoSG.
EKAUY YATES B.FEE,
no HAMILTON. JoHrsoa FARRKrLY.
DAY JOHN BOYLE,
BY r. DEWITT,
US. W. (8IILY) 5RELLY,
JOHN yckfBBEN;
l.. N. SBEARs and all
Other News Agents.
OKIE, DAYTON h JONES, Agents.
~ Ann aied, New York.
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MEDICAL.
YNE. COaBETf NO. y DUANE srkxlr AEhBek OF
IL he New York University Medical College, may 20 ces-
suited old estaolisbsd o&ee, from eh A. n % r
TNH. BARROW, l9s BLEECKER sTREET, FoUk
i)doers beiog Nacdcrgs N Y Hours consultation from
II 10 and from 4tos
JNR. COOP HR, NO. IA DUANE STREET, MEMBEe o.
L. the College Of Physicians and Surgeons Of New focx
MAJ ss oonrutsd dsy .. Ills old oce from IN he morning
Until 81 in The evening.
TIE, RAIPH'S ORFTCKS, CORNER OF HOUSTON AND
- CrosSy streets d39 Crosby) Hours l0k 70 ard 10 y
Sunday efccpIed
DARis AND LoEDoH MEDICAL OFFICES OF DE
i LAkkOkT 6s7 Broadway, up stairs Onlce hours from
n TO r. n also. Tuesdayssn and Thursdays from 70
yrHg CoNfKsNONn AND RxPERIENCK or AN IN.
YsldPasishsd for the benefit Of youux mea who sufsr
liability supplying The self cure By
wae cured sa:e Fos s1se esptes enclose itayap TO
EpSa op-1.s 81. I.
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ssIIPPIa

v Ia NE or LONDON pACE ETs SAIIR ON MONDAY
"a lit' nat The fast aahng pAoses ship DkvONsHIkE
Captain Nissn For passage cabin cabin
epply On e sss pisr II Rsss river 70 TAfsOOfr CO.,
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-05-08

When a lad, an old man took the
trouble to teach me some little knowledge
Of the world. With this view ! re-
member he one day asked me: "When
is man rich enough?" I replied,
"Whcn he has a thousand pounds. -
He said "No." "Two thousand?' "No, "
sTen thousand?" "No." ga hundred
thousand?" which I thoughtwould settle
the business, but he still continued to
say mo" 1 gave it up, and confessed
that could not tell, but begged that he
would inform me. He gravely said,
"when he has little more than he has,
and that is never! If he acquires one
thousand, he wishes to have two thous-
and, then five, then twenty, then fifty;
from that his riches would amount to
one hundred thousand, and so on till he
had grasped the whole world, after which
he would look about him, like Alexan-
der, for other worlds to possess. -
Many proof have had of the old gen.
tleman' remarks since he made them to
me, and am happy to say I have dis
covered the reason. Full enjoyment
full satisfaction to the mind of man, can
only be found in possessing God, with
all His infinite projections. It is only
the Creator, and not creature that car
satisfy.
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9oetrg.
F2r the Pomeroy Weekly Telegraph
THE STANDARD BEARER.
BY C. v. D.

Like the old oak that hath withstood
= The gathering storms of rolling years,
Though tough, and gnarled,,'y yet it is good;
The woodnran at its root appears,
And chooses it from all the rest,
For It's the frmest and the best.
Thus, mid the hardy sons of men,
From this and that we turn away;
But in yon Southern sunny plain,
e Behold him there-'tis Cassius Clay.
The weak for right the contest wage,
Behold giant in his place
Stand where mad mobs in fury rage.
Yes, where the tyrant rules the land,
Where Afric's tawny sons are bound,
Where Anglo Saxon dare not stand
And blow the Gospels purest sound
Where truth strives hard, yet can't prevail
Where error conquers to the last,
Where iron hearts would seem to quail,
Brave Cassius' words rise DER the blast
Yes, hear him to the tyrant speak,
With burning words and righteous ire
How dare you thus pursue the weak,
With ready cannon sword and fire?
You may drive them to dark ravine,
Or to a cold, untimely grave;
gathering host will still be seen
The Unions flag will DER them wave
On to the conflict, if you will;
Pursue your victim, if you choose
For right, the hosts will gather still,
And wrong, at last, the field will lose.
This is the battle of the free;
1t may be ferce-it may be long;
Kindle this fame from sea to sea,
And yet it will be right gainst wrong.
What can this vile committee do?
l stand for right-God stands for me.
Republicans! 1 stand for you;
Yours is the banner of the free.
If tyrants dare this land divide,
Well conquer-God is on our side.
Yes, woodman, there's the sturdy tree,
Of hardest, frmest, noblest make,
To bear the banner of the free,
And bear it right, for freedoms sake.
Give us this man to lead the way
This noble, lion-hearted Clay.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-05-08
mo. All AN ACT

| NO. FL AN AL
TO amend section twenty -one of an Act
entitled Gan Act to further provide for
the better regulation Of the receipt,
disbursement, and fe-keeping Of the
public revenue, passed April L, 1895.
SECTION l. Be 1t enacted by the Cen
eral Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, That
section twenty-one Of AN act entitled
IAN act to further provide for the better
regulation Of the receipt, disbursement,
and safe keeping Of the public revenue,
passed April Il, 1858, be amended so
as to read as follows: Section 21. The
Treasurer of State shall, previous to en-
tering upon the duties of his office, give
bond, with twelve or more securities, to
the acceptance of the Governor, in the
sum of six hundred thousand dollars,
payable to the State OF Ohio, and CON
ditioned for the faithful performance of
the duties OF his Office, as prescribed by
law, and as shall be provided by law
thereafter; and the said bond, with the
oath of office plainly written out thereon,
and subscribed by the Treasurer, shall
be deposited with and recorded by the
Secretary of State, before the Treasurer
shall have the right to exercise any func-
ton of his Office whatever; and the Gene
raj Assembly, or the Governor, may, at
any time during the continuance in office
Of the Treasurer, require him to give
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-05-08
A Splendid Sight.

A Splendid Sight. iFssa
The Illinois Central Railroad. Ats
town called Mattoon, is crossed by the
Terre Haute & Alton Railroad. Every
day, at about 2 P NJ. is seen at this point
one Of the most splendid effects Of the
triumph of mind over space and matter
that can be witnessed anywhere. 1t Ii
that of four trains coming from four diff.
ferent directions, arriving at this point
at the same time to second every day.
They can be seen, as they approach, for
ten miles in each direction, the prairies
there being smooth, broad expanse,
stretching away to the horizon without
any inequality to obstruct the sight. As
they arrive they approach their cow
catchers within twelve feet ofeach other,
as though exchanging salutations, when
gracefully backing, as though bowling d
adieu, two of the trains go on the switches,
while the other two scream away over
the iron bound prairie The trains left
then go ON the main tracks again and
-tisey t1 'rrt, away. 10 our mind
more superb triumph of man and ma
chinery, cannot be exhibited any where
than at Nation, on the occasions men.
toned. sst
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-05-08

nA- The editor of the Vanwert COZ
Bulletin says he has been connected with
the newspaper publication for more than
thirty years, that during that time he
has credited over $4,000 persons-lost
by non-paying subscribers, advertisers
and jobbers, rising ten thousand dollars,
the major half of that running up be-
yond seventeen years, bringing the in
terest equal to the principal, showing q
loss of over $4,000. This is an item of
experience in newspaper publication
More than half of that sum was withheld
from him by the rich and the very rich.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-05-08

naOne half of the people in this
world are occupied in keeping the other
half strait. But for this cheek upon the
ultraism and fanaticism of society, that
would certainly run away with us all
just as rnruly horses run away with their
drivers.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-05-08
NUMBER 1s
More Dtsunfonism I'm High Places.

Florida, it seems; is about to follow
up the suggestion of 81. A. Wise and
Gov. Fletcher, of Virginia, in references
to the dissolution of the Union. The
following resolutions are now before the
Legislature of that State. We commend
them to our neighbor of the Hockinq
Seminal Here they are:
''ResolUed, by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the State of Florida,
in General assembly convened, That, in
view Of our national affairs, the time for
argument has passed, the time for action
arrived, and that Florida, as one of the
Southern States, abides the destiny of
her sisters, and extends her warmest AZ.
surance and cooperation in any course
their united wisdom may devise.
''Resolred, That in the event of the
election of President by Northern
party, opposed to Slavery as it exists in
Southern States, it will be the duty of
the Southern States, to prevent his in
auguration, Or to take some measures in
common to protect themselves, and as
one of the Southern States, Florida
hereby pledges to do her duty. se
"ResolUed, That, to give effect to this
assured cooperation, the Governor be
and he is hereby authorized, upon the
call of any of our sister slave-holding
States, and particularly Of those border.
ing on the Free States, to take any and
all steps necessary for the maintenance
of their rights, and to convene the Leg
islature in extraordinary session should
the necessity occur.
"Resolred, That the Governor be re-
quested to forward copy of this report
and these resolutions to our Senators aud
Representatives in Congress, as also to
the several States Of the United States"
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-05-08

BrAn Indian being asked what he
did for living, replied
"Oh, me preach"
"Preach?'' said bystander, lido you
get paid for it?'
Sometimes me get shillin'; some-
times two shillin'."
"And amt that mighty poor pay?'
sob, yes, but its mighty poor preach"