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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-12-07
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Ague !. |. Cure;

sF
Intern.sttsnt Fever. or Fever and Agne,
Ague, Periodical Headache, or bilious
Headache, ana Bilious FeVers, indeed
for the VIII ole class of d iscnses original
Ing in biIIsry iernn gem MT, caused by
tn Malaria of Miasmatie Countries.
We are enabled here to offer the community t.
remedy (which, while it the above complaints
with certainty, is stiIl perfectly harmless in any
quantity. Such arenledy is iny aludbe in districts
where these affecting disorders prevail. This
CURE" eXpels the miasinatic poison of FEyER
AID AGUE from the system, and prevents the de-
"eansent of the disease, if taken on the first APP
proatA Of its r5nei02y synnjteils. 1t Isl silotouy
the best remedy ever yet discovered for this class
Vi complaints bnt al so the cheapest The large
luaf.tiiv we supply for dollar brings it within the
reach o every body; and i'll bilious districts where
i&FTEt; AS d 1iGtE prevails, cry body should
have it AID useit freely both for cure and protcc-
ion. : great superiority of this remedy over any
other ever. discovered for the speedy and certain
of lncrntte is thatit, contains no QHinine
Dr mineral consequently If produces no quinisn
other Injurious effects whatever upon the tohStitu-
uoa. Those cured hyit are left as healthy as if
they had ue4erhadt tte disease. = -
Fever 'aI a a:sac is rotfaloneth the consequence Of
The niaSrnatic poSon. A great variety of tlisor-
dcrs arise from its irritation, among which are
Noatah9sa. ihe'hwFtisn, Go,3, IieaGache, hind
ness. Io0th"ehe, E1rachc, Gatp,7A. AstAna, I:aL
IIfnttoa I'efipfh! :! Heefioo' ot Tic Spfe,n Hyste'
icS Pam an tie Bo1cels, Colo, Paralysis and De-
'~tqsmcnt Of The St0mdch. all of which, when
originating i'll this cause put on the Intermittent
f4pq, Vi become Periodical. This &c CrRE" cxrels
he poison from the blood, and consequently cures
hrIn all alike. 1t is an invaluable protection 10
immigrants and persons travelling or temporarily
eSidirQ III the malariots districts II taken occa-
ipnall5 Or daily while exposed to the infection,
.at vii! be excreted from the system, and cannot
.Guml,iate in sufficient quantity te ripen into dis
,,fse. Hence it is even more valuable for protec-
ION than cure and few will ever suffer from Inter
iitcnts if they avail themselves of the protection
His rar,nrllv affnrds - ~ IN I. 7.
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Cincinnati Wholesale Market.

-'.z.'@" -f-.-s. ..+ CINCINNATI, .Uec. ). a
FLoUR. 4 The demands quite limited.
snperfne may be quoted at S4 25@4 30
but sales could not be pressed at these
rates. Extra sells at 81 4Q@4 60.
HoGs:-The receipts since last Satur-
day do not exceed 5000 head, and there
being sfairde mand from drishand Eng
lish packers, the market assumed . a
irmer aspect, and good hogs brought
PRovfs1oSs.LAs fl fair r. demand bs, "a ID for mess
Pork, with sales of $50 br1s in small lots
at. S14@I4 20 Lard in fair demand,
with sales of 525 tcs. at a4c@9ae, chiefly
the latter rate. al Sc, saas-.st-5grasse .,soss
GRoeER1Es.-Sugar in fair demand,
with sales Of 60 hhds at 64@7c. Mo
lasses dull at. 28@30c Coffee easier.
Sales Of prime. at 144@15. -. So.
@WHEAr..-sT he market as UNI nlehanged
and nominal. The receipts are light and
very little offering. Buyers offer
9oc@S1 90 fol. prime red and white, but
holders are askingan an advance of SC per
bush and refuse to sell unless this ad
vance is obtained atf@8 ..e. 81. ..
CoRN.-The market continues dull
and heavy, though5without any change
in prices We quote it at 29@32c, the
latter rate at the lower depots @ ...;..,' =. 4 4
/ OATs.-The demand is fair, and the
market steady cat 29c inzbulk. sss1 Z
RYE.-Theade demand is moderate at
57@58e. for prime. 7 r.. .':s. &C.. Z; ,...5
BARLEY.-The market continues dull
and the demand qdite,iinited and prices
declined to 75c for prime fall
HAY.LThe1 market unchanged,
and the demand is limited at S155o@l6
per ton for prime Timothy in bales on
arrival. &, ....-.., ,-.s.,.-...
CHEESE The market is dull and
prices lower, closing at 9@94c for ship
ping lots Western Reserve; 81 for Ham
burg; and 103c for English Dairy.
.BUTTER.-The market continues dull.
and the demand limited and local We
quote prime roll at 14@15c. 81 t"' IS.
APPLEs.-The demand is moderate
at.S1@1 so per brl for fair to prime
Western, and So per brl for prime New
York. = o,5s ~ sa.'. "a 4, so 1, l='ta
.PoTAfoEs.-The market is dull, and
prices unchanged. We quote prime
Neshannocks at 30@35c per- bush, aad
81 35@1 40 per brl from store
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, NJ A r. RIE d.

On the 0th4daysof November, 1860, by VIM.
Crooks, ESQ, Mr.JoHN THeaAs and Miss HAN
NAH JONES, both of Syracuse, Ohio. 9y
On the seth day Of NovemberY 1850 by same,
Mr.. JEFFERSON SE1GREsT and Miss oLEti1
CApBHART, -bothiof Mason Count VI Va4>T~zA
320nRthellst day of December, 1860, by game,
MIR. R1cHARU DRIvER and Miss ELLEN fIKEA D.
WELL both of Syracuse, Ohio. q .as ss;Tg9ztta5i
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FARM FOR SALE.

TNHE undersi gned offers for sale o Farm Of
either one or two hundred acres, ito suit
purchasers,) with absut. 10 or 80 acres of il
cleared and under good fence, and containing
plenty of good water. Phere is also new
frame House and large frame Barn on it,
The place is situated about, two miles from
Roberts & Tidd's Landing, Lower Long Bot
tom, Olive Tp., Meigs Co.. Ohio. .1.-''-' SO,
For further particulars inquire of II. COCKS
Terms easy and reasonable. .-T a.ra
Oct l2-40-3m& * .Ges HENRY COCKS.
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Mccoy q CO.. Columbus. o.
Scrofula, or Kin g's E1Nv i,


is 4 constitutional disease, corruption of tn,
blood, by which this fluid becomes N:iats7i
weak, and poor Being in the circltlaticn,
peryadcs the whole body, and may burst o&
in disease on any part OF it. No organ is f,
from It's at,,chs. nor is there ore w,.ith !. Ii.
not destroy. Tie s"~nfilous ta;nt j. vafi"'t .35
caused by marcurial ulsiase. low living, dlN
ordered or unhealthy food, lu.,,'rra air, fl!
and filthy l.a9its, the depressing W.. a''
above all, blythe vrncreal infection. Wliat
evcrsbe its origin, it is hereditary III the sol
stitution, descending g from parents 70 cliidrc-
unto the third and fourth gfnclatiomi" ind@cu
it seems to be the rod of Him who say&, =.
viii visit tic iniquities Of tlle Et,lle!.. To
their children
It's effects commence by dcpo -i:ion from IL
blood of corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, i
the lungs, liver, and internal organs is tcrmct
tubercles; i'll the glands, swellings; and 0,
the surface, cruptions or sores. This foalsc g
rupton, which genders in hesblood, dcpresses
the energies of life, so that scrofuosls con>titu-
tons not only suffer from scrofulous com
plants, but they have far less power to with
stand the attacks of other discases;- conse.
quently vast numbers perish by disorder
which, although not scrofi,lous in their nature,
are still rendered fatal by this faint in the
system. Most of the consumption which de-
climates the human family has its origin directly
i'll this screfulous contamination; and many
destructive diseases of the liver, Kidneys, bra.in
and, indeed of all the organs, arise from OF
are aggravated by the same cause. Is ~ -..s
One quarter Of all our people are Serofulous;
their persons are invaded by tln, lurking in
fiction, and their health is, undermined by it
To cleanse it from the system we must rcnovatt
the blood by mn Alternative medicine, and in
vigorate it by healthy. food and exercise
Such Il medicine supply
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-12-07
PIANOS! PIANOS!
PEACH GROVE NURSERY.

NIH0SE who want Peach Trees xsssSssE%ss
l. come soon, as we have few IaS
thousand not yet sold, of the finest ssaYsssa
growth, and the largest assortment 4
in this vicinity-over 100 varieties, ana about
10000 in all, rating according to quality, from
seven TO fifteen dollars per 100. Apple, $40
per 100. Pear, CHEEKY and Plum at the usual
prices. NJ. W. RUTHERFORD & co.
miles west of Rutland. Mcigs Co, 0.
Now fGn. film
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-12-07
The Atlantic.

While recommending Cooley to the
ladies, we do not intend to leave the
choice Atlantic in the shade. AS lite
rary periodical, it is our especial favor
ite. We look for it each month as one
looks for an absent friend. Readers,
read the December number and
as you read sSunshine,'' "Midsummer
and May, :, and another chapter of the
Professors Story (for. the remainder
ofwhich aue are growing impatient) send
in your subscription for the ensuing
year. Messrs. Ticknor & Fields promise
us an intellectual feast for 1861.
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THE GREAT REMEDY.
-" II II Y LI IJN. III -
GE NE EE LINIM ENT

v1rP1I lo,,,o IA ~ - q , = o;o,s
wv and certain remedy ever discovered, for ali
comnlaints where an external application is neces-
sary. Endorsed and prescribed by distinguished
physicians Equally good for man or beast.
FOR RHEUMATISM
pop p1-nNs-g -, - osE uEsEssEE h'E1AEST:
ID suzr GrsrssrT I,s,srsr,
FOR SORE THROAT
r5oSt,k g q USE uENEssEE LISlaENr!
- L'1r t ~ Tsr GrrvsspD I1staryr
FOR SPINAL AFFECTIONS
50 sTla r5i7 USE GENEssEE LIk1MEkr!
FoR CRAMPS, AND ALL ACHES AND SORES
aa@ fe+sgsr-7sa. Use Genessee Linimept
fresh supply just received, ana Tor sate oy u.
REED, Pomeroy, WELDON &' bESTo", Chester!
BRANCH q. PAINE, 4Rutand, d. JOHNSON,
Tupper's Plains, and storekeePers throughout the
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ID L e d

DIED, rgi1.H1 So .-rs
On the 10th of November, 1860, of Consump-
ton, at Belpre, Ohio, Mrs. MARY A. CLouGH;
aged &c years. .s .ze..ss f.. As 49,.
On the 24th day of. November, 1860, ELIZA
BETH, daughter of Jared S. Elliot; aged year
and g months. it
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-12-07
SELLING OFF AT COST!
!. AG, eunaxaat1a,

-A-- A-G, GunznadtIa,
As. a large lot of Rifles, of his own manu-
Il L tacture, on hand, which he will .,.,.f
SELL OFF TT COST, ...fs
as he designs closing up his business. They
arc OF the best Manufacture, and warranted to
be such articles as represented at the time OF
sale Call at his Shop, opposite Herton's Boat
yard, Pomcrev, O.
S"l'. 2S, l"po. Sam y HAAG
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ones as possible She hopes, from her long ea-
perience in The business. to please alarge ma
jority. Her assortment, though small. will be
kept up, and complete work done on short no
tice, and warranted good 5. j. GIBSON.
pemsrey, Sept. "a, lSGO-3S-3m ''-
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-12-07

Sensible. ' i<.r Sc
In the midst of the secession fury at
the South, there is occasionally CLEAN
of common sense finds its way to the
public. It does US good to gather up
such scraps, as they show that the in
sanity is not universal. The Occidental
Messenger published at Independence,
Missouri, has an article on the subject,
in which it says: .s, ssgs .rss= sz..s5e
Secession, is a very pretty word;
it flows glibIy, from the pen, but the
question is, will it be of practical .pur-
poser Young men at the corners of our
streets, who smoke fine Havanas and
sport moustaches and all the other con-
comitants of gentlemen, are very earnest
in their declarations to support seced-
ing State. But do they knoao that Sc
cessioa as treason, and do they haop the
pena1tgi} Their tender necks may be
stretched By Ksntachyu Eaf1ssouri hemp,
.anyd 'opert get as committed, = Keep
cool, young gentlemen; the proclan,atso,.
of tkesold hero of Nep2O Orleans as sti11 an
force; the, Government, Of the, United States
Is .fzed feet and some, Of these fine
aointer mornings you MAY aodke up, If goa
persist ia yong, ideas, aeith a rather tigh,
moose around your aaecks. = r la fs. 81
Now we don't suppose the "necksn. OF
these fre-eaters are very valuable, but
we doubt, nevertheless, whether their
owners desire to have them used as''hemp-
stretchers." And if not, then they will
probably, avoiding the covert act, con-
fine themselves to the innocent, but not
very dignifed sphere of '''bluster," j" -
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s'rasA On Thursday evening last, a cou-
pie e7of young folksealle on Esquire +,
and after considerable hesitation, re-
quested to be united in the .'holy bonds
of matrimony, which request the squire
at once proceeded to comply with. The
bride, from the. lateness of the hour and
the peculiar nature of the call, thought
some, explanation necessary, and so, very
innocently remarked: aWe came from
Columbia county tosa ttend tbs Fair, but
finding the tavernss all fun, nSd1Am and no place
for Alex to sleep, we'aconcluded to get
married 50, he could 1sleep, with me!''
Such wife as that is worth having
Madison Wis1 Patriot #alEE I y
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~~Ss22 s222,00 00=~AOREH ~s1QO11S.~~~~s
TO SOLD OFF All COST!


II II
s@" H %EH#T7 aa-~azHhAh
YOUR ANDIF THE GOODS SUIT, PRICES SHALL
Beaehed Musins
Cloths, Casimere, satnes, Jeans Tweds &c
n A r D w r e. @'@ss t@.
Nails Locks Cutlery Mills Beams elcs
.@@@ @e~s t.@. @ CARPENTERS TOOLS
Planes Chi and Bits Squares Levels
Also, s...t III So
- ss:-.a 80 GecooPERs' TOOLS. --aos s.ss
eTess Adz Axes Knives alt&d
ss-sasl>f BLACKsmITHs TOOLS. <z-@..s...
@agas& 5aaeGal4E &
Anvis
and Buggy Trimmings of all kinda .
would call of Builders
Blinds, all made of clear White Pine SaaaG sGT-Sg
~ v.sfsssv asa O l= 81 z5faosT AZ
Coats
Hss Calf ZIP Boots Shoes
lkeep Cprdage
Wrapping IHlne . ~ 5ve 80: t*'slst
,.rFz-.. * sf1aH5tf 81 rss
fitting
lsss s4s Front three
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-12-07
Nilllnerv2

YNHE subscriber ha gain re-
J. sumed her Millinery busi-
ness in the room occupied as a
Grocery and Notion Store, BY
Martin Hecox, one door west of
w. A. Aicher's Jewelry& Watch
Establishment, where she. will
be happy to wait on all her old
and "a many nnp,
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Pom E YtrTElLE CIR APH,
FRIDAY: December 4, 1880.
plSyo TT ARD TJMES FIVE

Bay" lard TIMES,-ESerybody
complains Of hard hines. money
plenty, such as itis, but son'tgo! vir-
ginia funds at a discountzof 0 per cent.
Won't stand thesshaye! Mast take it at
par or won tpay debts, &c,;& Such
are the expressiens We hear occasionally
on the street, Wcif, NC suppose, the
times are hard enough. But, to make
them easier, we win take almost any
kind of money, and glad to get it,
Those indebted to the Telegraph can get
rid of their deprecated paper, at par, by
paying up soon. IF we cant run the
"engine" with it, we can paper our Office
with the "prettypictures." Just as we'll
do that as to get nothing, So bring in
the "shin- -plasters' and square up! We
could work for nothing and board our
selves several years longer, but the joke
has become stale, and, g"by the breeches
of Mahomet," We won't do It'll
If you don't like the Telegraph, just
pay up and quitl And if you do like it,
pay up and continue. We must bring
the business upon cash basis. There
is now due US two thousand dollars,
which, to all intents and purposes, is
the same as so much money lent out in
dribs, to our subscriberstA We have paid
out the cash for material and work, and
have sent the paper on credit. We
blame no one, and do not wish to be un-
derstood as complaining. The times
have been hard, and, in many cases, it
has been inconvenient for subscribers to
pay. Many have not thought of the
matter, and not having been specially
pressed for means, we have net urged
collections. But We do now earnestly
request those indebted to US to make an
effort to close accounts. twill be bet-
ter, and more satisfactory to, all parties,
to go upon the cash system hereafter.
Try it!iss s,, .s .sSy =, ~ e ' ,.5 go. & -. s. 5 e..
81
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Price, as Cents per bottle.
IN HARRIS. &. co

General Agents for the Southern and Western
States Sold by p. REEu, Pomsroy, o.
July 81, 156o.-30-ly
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PRovTsroSs.-As fl fair r demand m "a ID for mess
Pork, with sales of $50 bris in small lots
at s14@14 % Lard in fair. demand,
with sales of 525 tcs at 94c@9ae, chiefly
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-03-29
GAS LIGHT FOR YoRKv1LLE.


II gives US pleasure to state that a gas-com.
pany was organized in our town last week, by
tho election of JOHN q. ADAMS, Esq, President;
and Messrs. F. n. S1MR1L, j. R. BRATroN, d.
F. AD1cKEs, s. R. MOORE, j. W. AVERY and
R. s. MOORE, Directors. The company has
entered into an arrangement with Messrs. Wa
TERHoUsE & BowEs, at q cost Of $4,000, to
complete the work and furnish the necessary
apparatus.
The buildings, which are to be fre-proof, will
be erected near the Jail, together with gasom.
eter capable of holding 10000 feet of gas
There are to be two miles Of pipe, extending
from the Railroad Depot to the Military Acade-
my, and from the works towards the Independent
Church, until the distance is made. The work
will be commenced about the last Of May and
completed, probably, by the first Of August.
Our enterprising townsmen who have inaugu-
rated this movement, deserve, andno doubt have,
the thanks of our entire community. Sit luz !
We say 80. Let there be light. Hitherto York
vile has set in darkness, of nights now she
will dwell in light, and there will be some COM
fort in walking along the pavements, and no
danger Of falling into cellar or running against
q lamp. post Sit luz ! .... .....
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-03-29
HONIICIDES.

The bad custom Of carrying weapons is seldom
if ever necessary in civilized society, and fire.
quently results in the most shocking murders
We learn that young man by the name of FORD,
Of Cabarrus county, N. c., murdered NATHANIEL
]. WATSON, of Chapel Hill, on last Saturday, by
striking him with slung shot and then stabbing
him with bowie knife. They were both stu
dents of the Chapel Hill university. FORD made
his escape. ... ....
We receive also, from the Columbia exchanges,
intelligence Of the murder Of DR.. McNEELY DU-
Bose, Of Clarendon District by, it is supposed, o
Mr.. VI. w. STuKEs, on Friday morning last
DR.. DUBoss was walking in his fields, when q
charge of tuck.shot was received into his heart
and he fell dead. The particulars are not given.
STUKEs was sometime previous thought to be
insane, for having threatened Dr. DUBosE's life.
he was pronounced to be sane, however, on On
investigation, but few days before the commit
al of the deed. No arrest as yet, and no direct
testimony. The Carolinian says, sby all who
knew him, Dr. DUBosE was regarded as one Of
the very last men who could inspire an enemy
with so much malice as to induce such dreadful
revenge
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-03-29
COLUMBIA AND HAMBURG RAILROAD

COLUMBIA AND HAMBURG RAILROAD.
The question Of uniting Columbia and Ham
burg by Q. Railroad, running through Lexington
and Edgefeld, is just now receiving considerable
attention from the parties Immediately interest.
ed in the matter At recent adjourned meet
ing of the citizens of Columbia, the sum Of $780,,
900 was subscribed by the city; sand the Mayor
was instructed to appoint Committee Of five
gentlemen to proceed to Augusta to bring the
subject to the attention of the City Council Of
that City, and to correspond with leading men in
the Districts of Edgefeld and Lexington in rela
ton to it,
A card has been published in the Lexington
Flag calling for meeting Of the citizens Of that
District to discuss the question Of subscribing,
The Flag warmly favors the enterprise; and
says: Lexington should certainly stand good
for $125, COO, and Edgefeld $150,000 or Sl75,-
00O." The Flag says further: 80
''The amount subscribed by the city Of Colum-
bia and the amounts we have mentioned for Lex
ington and Edgefeld, with the subscription that
may reasonably be expected from the Columbia
snd Charlotte Railroad Company, with the State
aid and individual subscriptions added, would
at once remove all doubts. and the work would
immediate y be commenced and carried through
to speedy completion.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-03-29
MERE-MENTION.

The War with Morocco is estimated to have
cost Spain S25, 900, 900 and $4,000 lives, for
which she has conquered city not worth the
keeping. So declare her own journals. .""".'
The Due West Telescope says: The Board Of
Trustees, of the Due West Female College,
though aware that they have not yet found
enough subscribed to erect the necessary build
ings, have determined to 90 forward with the
work Of building this summer-keeping, at the
same time, the subscription books open, and
soliciting further aid. '...".An ARRAY took place
Saturday night last in Columbia, between o.
GOOD A. MOOD and man by the name of Go1Nas,
in which the latter was shot through the heart.
1.-THE name of the P. O., Walace's Facto-
ry, Spartalburg, has been changed to Cedar
Hill; Cedar Springs Asylum, to Cedar Springs.
''''''"STEwART's '''' famous marble building, on
Broadway, New York, is valued at 100000,
and the tax on it last year amounted to S7,188.-
64. A heavy tax. ...'."..It is rumored that g.
100000 pamphlets on the Papal question have
been published and sold in France .........A con-
vention Of Southern Telegraph Operators will
meet in New Orleans in May. ......."Mrs. WHIT
NEY, missionary to the Sandwich Islands, is
on her return to Boston, from which city she
sailed forty years ago. ......"S. DAGaErT, Jr., of
Charleston, has received letters patent, bearing
date March 20, for an improvement in car COUP
ling. '.''""rhe other day boy in the cars came
along with the New York Times to sell, and Of
fered it to passenger. NO. said he, 4 don't
want it-no; come back, boy; is it Republican
to-day, or Democratic ?'........Mr. A. T. STEW
ART, dry goods merchant of New York, has
been taken to an insane asylum. Mr.. s. is well
known all over the United States as the proprie-
tor Of one Of the largest dry goods houses in that
citv
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-03-29

Interference of peace Congresses and Great
Powers tsnds only to produce jealousy and even
war between surrounding nations, and to thwar'
italian unity and independence. Why should
Europe fear an Italian confederation. Has she
not forgot the Roman Empire? Have not the
five great powers, England, Russia, Prussia,
Austria and France, the ability to keep the lion
within ita cage without chaining it? We love
Italy ; we admire her people; we desire to SET
them free for their own sake, and for the sake o.
human progress. Her unity, the quietus Of he,
restless fever in established harmony and peace
and the attention Of her people turned from theil
distracted politics to the development Of theil
genius, would be so many blessings to Europe
and all mankind. .