Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume], December 28, 1860, Image 2

About Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866

Image provided by: Ohio History Connection, Columbus, OH

                
4 t
v-
-"
fir
a..
V;
I 1
POME ROY TELEGRAPH,
-sr
PLANTS. EDITOR.
rapttal, have utiarcpreetited and libelled
tSSTLTJ until, no donbt. inanv
i '
A!??.t'iy;
wMtUpubhcan papers, have come to DC-:
- 5i
,arri - , ., . . ,,
;t$f to "plague their inventors. This
1 . .j2 .
:M now oeinz iiiusiraicu ill evrifcioi
.. the homh. DemagopcH, and
lists, for tho purpose of inflaming
1 , , 1 , . .
tmioni6ts
A.: - K a nnnn 1 i on li -x iln.:
tK.h nsrttr n nl.Wlrrr.d to tlie instant lib-
- X
rtion' ot the 6laves,. and placing them
abcLJ equality with the whites.
Houirh the press, from ths stump,
T . 1. 1 .,,!,-
VT . . . ,r '
frioat ,"T. liW, ie-4&-M -HttiW an ticoiwg&S prpe.t option of the n, all the Southern las if to detonsgafent in-
--: 3 avhig thtOJnion. Havs: 5? r'Wrt of Ohio wilfisyrapatiwe jrith the rases, at least, tlere N -truth fin the dJ?iT iZi jru.ges,.and after wRk, u- incorporate them tittle .Man.. went t Mae,., to-.n appearance.
Amidst tne mauntss prev at l'frow diatifijruiatiod Sothero politicians, j M r, ... found occasionally who is reUv to drive ' nianlyffii-e.s and tcndoriug to Capt. D. F. j WnniJtll, ' 1,5:Li i.i i-iih t flt:,k., 'ii,t.i.rrra and love was
:h there U nelj J r?V . ; WtWZ jhead foremost totUlloweSt rob-1 Sg Mr Bpnt 11 w.ri,,l,t It
returning .sanity.- Ihe reckless Deuia- . Iqsm otter eism feu tukeu pfo, and o-iiacru u t l" r . I dt,ntlia such sfSQtince - may bo ! awl constant effort to promote the comfort X so" ,Ve l,,s gno,-l way, and i-weseiflvmy wsm t detain him bi..w;
eoeuM of the North, for petty partizan Maying it strongov and firmer thin ever, with bouth I arolina? .Wo know it has aeptns. -ulu ."V.-1 ! and collveilience ,0 !lU L p,lsscngerS: I l. T01!'1 Cei'h" 10 w "rt! '.mm"" as But the .!. cx-eit.-d us in reng.h-
j,j.ut.i ui n.u ii kv,uj ta.uii .1 . i- .... i... k ,t. . v i .... -l : found in the N. X. Dav-Book. Ihisi r ,.. . .f. ! Electrotype, and many othci-f.whosel!tinction v.ti-.i n. ...rt.,ut.. .nrth..
. , fy 11- J : . . l . i i t i iiiridiin m uouuuuco me ij v. u i
-iiIJ:1tv almom m.-om-eivHblc. ,va i; -i,r p t!,.- eatem l.eserve, and the Northern
Their T,avo 1,V; caupht npjj Asjrthi property, uherever he may take it, ' "on ot the State, as tanatica. 1 n nab
ILnW-.-Ji...'"' Tik nrt,.a. and an equality in tho tariff laws, or, been the case for many years long bc-
-swm mill l.u ill uutnre unoi oovm 1110,1. . , , .j .
'iSVi U torn, form, and at some time, the I t,0?S ?d SffSO as to i cultivation and .ntelligencef ' their sa
.v- : . . i 1 masc slavery; ou venal, ana. Jtie repeal eerior educational advantaces.t.were- not
f . 4.. . w ww.v ..... . - ,
Lbftft infi4ftirDii in in ih nriiara will TP. - - - - ; k
'ITr , , 1 r -.i Lwayprivingn-trAw.to suppose that
WSenate Chamber, and even, from therv, ' J. i. ,
Ifbidcut's high seat, has this most infa
ftneus and known falsehood been repeuted:
TO-lrk the rult- . i,'7 tSt '
:3ts effect-upon the mtelltgeut free -
ftSrt of the country is seen in the ore
twieJming majorities given to the llepub-
?;-r-L j:J.. I- ..11 lUea Sto loo A 1
... , , ,
t 6 . V A. '
tikS m.tr. ilinni u-uer fnr the Futl'.re.
U , : . .
if gel Northern operators have received
"i . , , . .
ft hrd of tLcir "erftheco
cyJ in the contempt of th6 people tfiey
in their aspirations rfQl. th offices they d
' . ' -J J.' r'''u-Y'li fill i
f "
(WelSeAW pMAOi i suuti uietrns'. ... :ais
j 'perhaps, ecvereeiough jiIaJiB8B
for themf bu8tAbEtfloTithern accom
JJieos are notij? to gl on soiialifj.
VhifCaUaiiti. i4-dcaU'eva'fao-
Jt uhite men of thJr se(ition,'th"ey iem
' Qhave forgotten J,T)e great fao"&at
Aere was in their "midsi arlothef ' class
jhjeh woullJ6ccaionailiyheap st$ii
tatemcnts, andrjiin-.hjo.h they would
f?e1 the deepest ppjib!e !a jeresCfr'i
jen the slaves"! i 7,, ' "' r,!!rl
m There is not probably a slave in the
Jiwon who has not heard from the lips
their masters, or kom those of their
w clasf , who Lave 0 2ieard, that "if
Lincoln was elecfeS- thty tccre to be free.'1
$Jj ide fid4&af t vague' enough'', in'
A'Tn!nds of most of iliern. but stilt the i
iM ia there, and imniantad bv the slave.
fciyeraBthemkelyeijJ by thejr false'state
ieytf .trjijeP Moh and purposes of
the Kpufelic9Bs The peoT, ignorant
Vlkees have believed 'ail tMs, and - mean
f , rfpthfi,r;vltprflniised .lkem.
TJitji'Mi'i'i'ftoR'w elected
Tfai&Uelb't&ai ifii -llpobiican party
" re f eady trf a i d 'theni j 4,1 ay f.j n&ue
SoJftitWliWgte .-!;.s!ae;, in1:;
thapa-MiTfJInlxij late"' 'message;
gnres the world tfrtfythgRbfe gouth
people lie clown in terror and rise up in
fear.CCflA'til&li 6Tt&iViiaWII
thtng we'kJajro.6eanJ j ,h fallowing
clear cofte&nnShatJf thVslaUg ahout
Lincofi was knowfifd false, and also
3 now returvmgpon themselves
in thefearfuJs.pprehensioi of a s'erjile
insurrUfction. "TVVe- would suggest, how
ever, ttit, wnfla thy arifiisabusinithe
aiindsgf the poorijnegtes, they nyike
a elea&Sbreast of it and undeceive their
worse iuped . fol lo were. If 'this were
done tSe disunion fury- would eeaa in
a weefe The fijlTowinervis the article
from t& Star, referred tor
uWvwish tomigj'est ihe propriety of
all Blave,fWBertfttyii:qnlH! paips to
frorre.c4tlasfryfaJs) wrpf fission now pre
vailing among this teoesaTjout-fhe
election of iucv,lt il ge'nexjJlysba
lievecr by t.ilTe that theywePe."'to
least they th.kMhow.or othetnefiff 8 Deen D Urh S,R" Vine '
v-ifltiI'J"! .54 tan waa tarrett'arf ftherd here on
VI IU VWIHI V 1 CrVTVII JW im " TjCTMT T
MaamietatMta. of--tcjf4n
-ro-r-.-!-"' r . .
theyrjMniboQ Ue alaveT;14tlestiJr
csnnoLTa-aOY,way thW, v7L-'
We would re glad to hear BHxpres.-'
irion foflHeiT-ort the aabject, and have
made thi3.T5Tat4rKilii4tattefi of
Boafe lareotlftd owvexi. ivjn-Hii. I .-
and aljifl a strong cheek, kept upon them,
fO
iWfiWe-i
v . . ....
mam passive while ."weTiave . bo .much,
11.3 CcnvejrtiM ef Bcruth'Ca'rorlfriahaar
pnsstfiLtn5f'rviniiwsIy,'fflfl .eydtanee,-,;d;s-solving
tfierWe'mftetesr
The leading lecj'red that, their
objr.''ar38dntiDti ef the Union at
theorcekl,iaieTrbtiW afHtheif
pttrpo?e:hCi
that-4b Admiaittwtijion wonld etfer m
rej8taTxo5 ScGiIIbS QeMUCt be
fore
lTlIVnTLl r of the steamer Members eirYrllrTrtli( ?nd fcrave
W-faW wase'rped to men, tWWrM
:.: 'S$& withtio . nd
finaitiirntasFafe" JTewtDfleans m111 m
ing has leeWSife ?lWtftJne. to H " foAwPib&Weitr jbespierre, UjiU3cIJef Merlin, turn
chano-e theircVtfHd!tio'n,,Ly nrr" Lincoln Th Pdi ear atyt tuBeawhen I pile underrtheix terrafac deounca,tions
,r iVif 'UaiI etpectWnitj tffidtconse-j'Wc cehkl tioft carry irras into! the? na.-'
ji .' -. . - "v - -n- r
would xeivrLrrs atiheL-j KDertttoitr-
Ustoiiaye tes'e4n-lheW:wkajAw wsL lo t;c" s-r eL? 4:Vl1l!;iJl7. f Ir'K'K'v'f
lloVr itCM Akp Wil)oe'fiii.cAf.AJ?
They expet tethlliMwahsf
guaidlinlhrer4 Kng1an'drJrancefrto
uu an 1 vi uirm nie TU laitt '01 estdU- 1
irkxhjfjh'y IfisOa tf ijuil4eirnmis, when it Bebflmer ftei w
lie. That- will be tfeeii final stopping ! earyT even artheyrrelalt lutiil' by
kepTrnp Jon. xiuea ot liobuity are . ure is a goou mottOy.at?rtiif wucuik
ivtat the efftfairy' want? " ' ?- 'Ifnt-ieF: atei'iltfA IKob of them."
ENCOIIIAGING.
The correspondent of the Cincinnati ;
: JSnjtnrer, writing
from Washington, S
. mo18 Pla,n,-V sPcak'g. ' e tradc-
, v. iu. r - i., v,. r
KernisTt roabC.
- . ' ... . ,
1 nl-4J m tlta nnMnlliM. aP tliA ..An.-fiin .
ot lino, is1' 10 uavr uuiverssi
ipitt4f "'' -i-
free tray 6. Jklhete. shgnt. vouoessions
I- j 1 -fll f v . . 1 . 1
, . y
i : - k 13 1
f the people submit?
'or Unibti! '".Wont
I iki.lif .mtllJnaf vr..x, t -n tl. TTntl
ft w
, . . -r 1 .. -
: tp aVf :...,.. -
iriUUnjrV;ep&JLdcrs, and twenty.
nine an'fr hVee'UfVrrEr- millions are
f vlitiui aro' sOrVilgar as to work in some
they have ?rty "righfs-which th6 ;sla
fftPoW'fesp$cti!; is' simply.
aosurd
i's lav6 hdfders.-of courae want
1 -ir a .v . . .
.bviorc .slaves, and:itiufan. open insult to
their dignity to hare men "free"!' who
k&TS Vi JtVn.-A,R4,espccially if "their
i labor is so rewarded1 as to ewable -them
al5luTri prVpci fnJ-educate their
r f jjh t-. .... . .
hilA-erf. 'Bart thw krstory of the conn'
v: v ' -m -iri .1
try snows luat-proper "tariff laws en-
tMilSl: aora
I tnanminf rAA1 rvr r -nn tli a I l- v. -v i ,
insuring good wages to the laborers.
BuW ay ageP fa'borls an' i'lisitlt
gjthe slave hoWer: TbdrefoVe Tied
jftnds that the tariff ahal. be repealetl,
nd fre -trade ' iaitituted. This -will
.ra A : J r -v , i ir. f t : a
rtMedr'ttrouWeiB part, as it willre
duce the wapres of labot to the merest
living pointand many will notbe! able
to get.work at all.' This, of course will
b'riu them oa ra .-pretty fair equality
with the slaveSj-and'lie slave holders
will no longer be inirtllted with the spec
tacle of the children ,0 working men
going to school and learning to read
'.'abolition" papers. When this "re
form" is brought about, Republicanism
can be put down, and the way will be
open for , the next step, which, as will be
seen, is, that "the slave-holder, shall
take his slaves wherever ho pleases. V '
! Under this fast comInS
I VS;UV Hilt
be a Slave State. With all
Republican papers suppressed, agitation
would ease, and L3'tieh Committees
would be on hand to Taang all who were
suspected of harboring rcbellidus
thoughts against this most just and
De m ocrattff' rei2rn -
With these concessions we are assured
there is a hope entertained that the
Union may be saved! Cannot some
good, "conservative" gentlemen get up
a meeting in Ppmeroy to inaugurate the
new movement nere.' uen are tounu
elsewhere who are willing, or at least
tirti?7to1WtheTn)n?eior
ifi AhejjiaV If iey haanysyiiiaJ
uierstiimrejjfcxcjji give njitsjea
efit of a "freejajl.' yto3leds!
'"'ri
THE SPIRIT OF THB SOUTH
lo w i ng, wii choice SBke: f tsnf Ithe i Y1A ks -
burg Sun of the 8th inst. How long can
peace be mantainod when, not, onlys sin
gle individuals traveling on husinessire
treated with"; a iavagq brutality which
would disgrace a tribe of cannibals,, but
the owners and officers of steamhbata,
on the great rivers of the country ai o to
be made the victims of the ' lynch 'clubs'l
which- rule ; in theShtve. .States?,; We
could fill the Telegraph every week with
accounts of outrages perpetrated ,.by
these bands of outlaws. !iri
' The account". given' ',1a' the Sun is as
follows:- -1 rf..i- f; i . 7 J1.,'
! "Oar city: is getting to be a rather hot
pjlaceTor those who aTe prone to. side
.1 1 . 1 . - i
. "ra.
st Kept by, certaJB
mMnkA,aif..i ui . VJr.
quentiy (
deprived of. the pleasure of a. personal
aaquaintanoe with its Captain, which.was
gcfttd.J'dr him. The -tame 'committee
have their, eyes upon Capt.;'Sam Moiit-
gomeryV of the Louisvillejiacket James'
Montgomery,- who is understood, io'-liave'
vbeen notified to leave iew Orleans by
fw Ar:nJ1"rtr .'i'fi i
ot nic i.inr.oin nrnnn 1 1
'T ltr .t . . i . ii
We need not eay that the same com-
mittee Tiave their eyes upon a boat re-.
-cently built by a Rlack-Republican of
fctu Louis, and in honor '.of Juincoln b
election named it Abe "J'jijephC ? If said
boat stops here at our landing, of course
nothins; will be doneijvith V hut we'will
not eay str nniek in regard to its offieerS.T
-' ft. . :;l.r1.-' .-'J t'L'lrl L' i. ' r
xiie particular iwtawr uitrn ; io - ucais
waujZUSSL ItuiUuaie lor the purpose ; of
still fucthei exasperatinjr therfeeiDizeiPf-
the Sojkk srg focAQK-Uto4
-purpose, and we wouid-pardon much the
I hapr btfre-Wae
n vi 1 1 j iu u-u wuu ua j x. ita uixaiai uv uux i :
K)v fvQtlmr&ovea$atXia TOli -
ernnient nnon such tin n cm erf as will j . i.
iur VlKilanpe Uemmittee' w'ere 1 tional hall of Iesioratiun. and Parlia-
nlea - dZELJ5Z& :Aidm)yft$m' m aa" fidrlMrfifittoahly (?)-editor gets down on his
the wise is spffic
icient. Wrvreia fcaiiiei cjt4 Mayi PJra1- 9-f;
lieiv baling harshjy by 1 all? jKpfeBV5la wr!:, i'i
vf ui tOTimrwiru
IS IT TIII7EJ
Mr. P'Th, Senator i'ruO.'&'kwtliiiiks,
or at least sum, that in case, of a disso-
of the
por-
lore the Republican party was yrgaft..etl-i
ti . i .l:. i
tbA far-t. tV.t tli Vnrtl.Arn nnrtinu of the 1
' ,. ,
I 1 J 1 t.. 1 t. i. M.
80' easily made the unthinking accreuta
.t, ....... i iCi . ;
of . mer' party, as tTiose40ton4 otith'c
State settled thy people' wliahad 'iio
these'-advatiUiges in'"tTicIr e'tates;
and.no doubt the tinrewass fliatiy years
ago, tli at .there" was'a "great' d4ffednce
between the feelings of the two extremes
ofjthe State. , ' '..,.. ' .'"' .
But Mr. Pugh, and' h&efas of pdli
titjians, have overlooked a great facet ;-in
our history. ! Our common school sys
tem has been vastly improved,;. It. has
extended th'rouhdut the whole' State.
iWucation hast greatly advaneed .Pur
people have become homogeneous.' - We
have now, and for raaS- yeaTsf have bad
in .Southern Ohio, as, ; good schools as
thc5$e on the Reserve. . The yo,unger
portion of our people, jbaye -reiipediihe
advantages, of these eenoolsj' abd ouy poj
.ulatj'on now. will. n'pt suffcr.by a couipa.r-
isrirV with any other -porticyn of Ifhe'iState.
"V "have, ia fiit, ''Become pne. . people, :i
By wholly ignoring tfie' progress thuk
made,', certain poIiticUus. of uhe. f'1 -otd
bgy ' pe thi nk'the popTcTof Sou th e r n
Ohio stand e$e ,74 an ae aS
But a referemrev"tcr'ttie-vote at tho late
election ought" to convince Mr. Pugh of
his m istake".'KT,HeWeltrAn Re serve does
not' stand afo,neT!'no'w.Iu ''tittle Meigs
County, with hej 1000 ltepubKcan ma
jority is a fact iniour nistory whiqh a
United States Senator (is iardly excusa
ble in not remembering. What say the
people of Meigs vCoupty? , What is the
response of her neighbors, Washington.
Athens, and Gallia? Are we, of Souths
em Ohio, so1 desperatelyt in love with
slavery that we will divide our glorious
State for the -sake of tying our fortunes
to the tail of the n ul.lifiers:? . '
No, Mr. Pugh! you are quite behind
the spirit of the times. , Southern Ohio
will stand by the Union as it is. And
if South Carolina goes out for the 'sake
of free trade in ncgrops from-Africa, she
will deceive "herself ".very .'-much if she
relies on much sympathy from any por
tion of the noble Bucjkey State.
Pictures can sometimes be drawn with
the pen as well as the pencil. One of the
truest and most life lite was drawn by
the immortal Tom. Benton a. few; ,days
before his death. It is the scene in
Ccjngress.oh the passage, of the "Kansas-
Nebraska bill, whic'h repealed the 'Mis
souri" Compromise. Benton, although
tM-'foS wls'arf Irenes, trfStmltd a
patriot. He foresaw the consequences
to the country of this act.bf perfidy, and
prepared himself for afpeechr 4 the
subject which would hvty. thrilled the
country and probably have saved its from
the scene offttifeniteasoiEMj'w to
rampant. B4t"JhCwas: not'. permitted to
make fe- speech ' The v;diunioniss
held the coii'tepf .oJ t'fie.-i'.-mocratic
party wicliiuled the Congressgd ruled
it with atf fnsui-ting.disregard of "rules"
and "rights" which' aroused the utmost
tiiE!; alii
the following is the picture as; he draws
it in his, -last work-on earth a scathinsr
review of the Dred Scott Decision. He
"There was ai'SMiritue aHaase, and
if a few of U3 could. have had. a chanee
at the bill, Cthe-Kivnsa- 'Nebraska act.
Jit would have beensmashed injo, atoais.
,auu tup ojpBiitjy rou5eat.sr a jcaowiage
ot tne e-niy - mecmated crimes. 15 ut
ate. tifrannu vrevnilea nreater than wax
i t Vt6y oft JnrrotK wrtfvtjr wiase
k&bjajgjjVrtgUncs4debateyctrhla rit5t beeiitlr?lysffefit-ed
nientcry rules signified inothinar.atrainst
n;i'nxn'blsmaj6;ity;'.''s6me.' eubdaedi
by their fearst some reduced by the Ad-
wiiriisr.rhtrniv como'loT-,arirtliisT T,. IV.. 1
Win, anddrinkin-and nlnnder leWslaH
tion; alTiw2n ,aloBgy. the furios
nullrffersHs h6rtrJli Atlmtnistritron'
had surrendered' the government; i The
fraudulent, use of the rules? and the fa
tality of having all 1 questions of order
decided against us, left.us without rights
or favors in the presence of an inexora
ble majority, which, governed ty party
machinery, drove on to their object re
gardless of law, decency, or, shame."
Senator Vdt . j t i
la, 1 th.&. juune -of -,Bepubli canisjn--rof
.iilFiii mil il
A merjean ,citizej3$hip4M -uananity at
I largei-HR,fi ithanuriaobJe -.(Senator fojrt.iver sentiment of the North.,- Stephens'
hig;fr53tfsefe6Ji-'3hrtlie Seu"te "of lheHcj1 has .?neered every one here.
j i 1
awle.maniy.'fur - re'achiBgstatesmanshlR.:!''
IkthiHitWUi aujripiMiilies what he calls a "neutral
Jile-tjme. If we liad a'TewrBntyre-such
benater.aBa Rfipreefiiibitiyfisthe JJjjion
puptisa , tn- Bpeecg . -rqp our- tioxtyans
arc rclicTcd of the Dclinqturnt Lfst. "
COSTKHPTIBLE
There are depths of villaiivy.to whielti, WIS, TUB U X I) EIISK5 5Lfit)cib!
sry few are willing to deseed. Rut'1 e stcamer,
3 JZ . i: ' cent tj'ip Irom liiieroy to;Cmcwj-
very few are willing to descend. IMilZrJ? KL Tub Amaloamatk,, Iurf- -There ,r..r n'' " ,"0, J "iiiid
lonsjfrare'trvat lnindiviaaatl u
PaPer " PCrnaps Uie I"" j
i sbvery-sfceeJitNaisipeu iRia
I lie streams 01 vitupeiaiiou poureu out !
upon the people onhe Free States has
lift pjilhSr fcVeH 4 0fitftvC4Willas i.i 1
But the dirtiest thing we have seen in
is an article in a
late
number on
"thl
snWt of the sufferins in Kansas.-
The aiiBarjUleled drougiitin ttialcory
a a trh e w 21. totaiyTcut bf
the crops oV the last year. The jsuffer
irtjj hi:floTSe(taac"lifi'tf osf iiiteaii. .lit
is AaIafihjaiFO'tfilTdabifabW -evidence?
that there are at least : 30,000. people
there in a state of absolute destitution.
Starvation doing its daily worE bf
death. - An ppeui.has Wen nde to the
humanity of the country for relief.
The subject has been named by nearly
all the Governors of the States irf heir
late proclamations for a day of thanks
giving, and even Buchafltir?Torgf:tting'
his hostility, calls the attention of Con
gress and the country' to the fact in his
late message. , .. . .
But the editor of the Day-Eookt in
the rankling of party malignity, and,
with the hope no cjLoubt. thatv ihei Cau
drown the voice of raerey'in the hearts
of his readers, and cause another pang
to the tortures of the famishing, with
fiendish atrocity, publishes to his parti-,
a ins the preposterous lie that the whale
lJung is got up by the Republicans to get
ittSnci with which to purchase arms for
whicU to purchase arms f
of the South." .If, !,'.'
-w--'. '' "
fltt invasion
is'-Wehavea tetter opinion of human
liature than to believe tjjiat "'even.thti
habitual readers of the Day Booh paa.be
gutt so low as not to feel a glow of in
dignation at the perpetration of such an;
u1trage. They might tolerate the floTod'
ipif daily falsehoods in hope of partisajji
garn, but when nothing is to be effected
fi vr - 1 tar. ! n?n 71 i v-
b4it the gratification of an niti.amaaipjece.dvig , them-, . there . js. a deposit ia
malignity, in-.rtlre-conteHiplatto"h of the
suffering of thousands of our kind, it is
not possible to believe that he can find
nianv s vmpa thing. Srrcli' exhibitions of
irredeemable wickedness may be useful,
however, as showiijL; the possibilities bf
human depravity. ,,? - -.
A Sew Way to Save the Union.
The New York Herald has solved the
great problem, and given to the world
the only way iu which the Union can,
or ought to be preserved. It is snb-
stantially that Lincoln shall immediately
UKn n nrnr-himntion rr-.nmll.-itino-utterlv
P1
rf-nmtl-lLino uttPrlV
- t T.--77 w
arid
forever
ail
connection with,- and
sympathy for, the Republican party and
its doetrines-
-that he shall pledge the
Sni'i'ih tint Vin will nnvir nnnoint. .in v
, ,. ...
Republican, or any one sympatlnz.ng
will recoinineiui a. can iui a i'uiuuu
to change the Constitution so that slaves
may be held in all the States and Terri-
J
tnV, ,1 that tl. Smith shall fa.VAr -
nereaiter select tne 1 resident ana viec,iti,0 rnrmf:nn t- ,mi,mn ttI,;,.!, ;
President, and that no law of Congress
shall be of any validity unless supported
bV the South. ' ...
,,The Herald thinks if Lincoln will do
this, that the South will not dissolve
the.Uuiou until the North.has: had time
to comply with t.ho dqiiuiud.. Aud that
if the people of the North will promptly
cteAn.esee in these reasonable and iust
- 1 ft 3 n n Gr" ' ' "
requirements, thc South will consent top ln t
remain, but not otherwise. Would it , which is always accompanied by a- sore
not be well to consider the proposition? . ness and swelling of the throat, let the
A Center Shot. ''-'
i Ma . Sumner, in the debate yesterday,
made a dead shot. Jefferson Davis had
declared that Personal Liberty bills
were not the reason for the dissatisfac
tion at the South; it was the deep hos
tility to slavery existing' in ! the Free
States; and he tint on to make what he
ealled a diagnosis of the causes of our
troubles. This afforded Mr Sumner an
'opportunity to offer a most authorita
tive piece of testimony, in the shape of
,a private letter from Andrew Jackson,
written shortly after he had put down
thenullifieatian movement of 1833. in
which he said, in substance. "Take
care jsf your mdlific.rs in Georgia. ' Thc
tariff .lias , been a mere prpttxt fTh,eir
real object is disunion and a- Soutlierm
Confederacy. Their next pretext tcill be
th stfavery or negro question." When
thiaextract was read,as it was in Mr'.
Smnner's most impressive manner, a
rndst intense interest prevailed. Jeffer-
sofl'Davis and the rest of the nullifiers
listened with painful attention, and j
when? the reading ended, it seemed as if j
they kad got through a surgical opera- j.
tion.' ' It was like dashiny: a bucket of .
cold water in their faces, and ihey did
not recover breath enough to reply for
the rest of the day. Washington Cor
respondent of the Jew York Post.
- 1
BfiThe editor of the Charleston (S.
C.) Courier publishes, under the head j
UI . v.pillli' '1 jiuin, an gAl. HLb;
of a letter from the acting editor of the j
World to a prentleman in Charleston
namely:
"You think we
- -
do not realize . the !
pain which if causes at the North. It
is still our conviction, in spite of all j
that you see, that, finally, there will be ;
no disruption of the Union; that co-ope- j
ration is improbable, and secession im- j
possible, though South Carolina may !
vote herself out of the Lnion. Besides,!
there:will be conciliation, and an un-!
piistakable expression of the conserva-
S f Tere spoke as true a specimen of the
as ever eat dirt! The ed
neeiand whispers: " didn't vote fur l
:riwi A. .nmM ,jnM. sf r
- !vv:' J
FlZ' I,-.. , .
e.puitor nas snown nimseil a very
"rtbWailed dog, and ought never toco ..
p 6xl without a collar with his master's '
name 'on.
Steamer Eugene A Card.
tbfft passengers
nerva s-U, KlizarilliKys MiWriVuG HeVd CiT,ci.Uj
- ;' !
y."-: ' . y " u ui u
B HKlxird, (j-all.polis O; Hiram Hn.dlv G W Todd,
FlOminir Co. Kv: J At Bradley. Gram VnllM nll.
foruia; Ijuox Volts. Adams comity O; J H ShOtfiiiakur.
iik y:iuiHia a, airt;iiii n r a ;i!r, l "I m-l n na I i O j J
hlnidreiison, Portsmouth O; ThosMoehbi-er, .Moscow
O; Sn.iiui-1 D Gilinor, Cincinnati O; Th s Foster,
This bcitis the wisliaud in Jorju.uBi.t of tn-cnty-aix
uijiih ui u.u inuunmiuii
DIPTHER1AI W HAT IS IT! A SIM-
Withh tSa last past twr yearaf the
public attention has frequently been
oarfedljo.XhlsTdij'casep bylparagfapS' tell
of a remarkable mortalftv from it in ih-
tensively in California, lu the autumn
of 1858, it destroyed nearly two hun
dred children in Aihanyr.N..3L; in
March, 185D, it produced great constern
ation in Orange, Connecticut: it is quite
prevalent at the , present time in West- 11
" T-'.Ti -rv' V-.
U every, week in Philadelphia, ew Y ork
etui. uwoiAii, aiiujsuuic bdoca ua xs vui.ui i uva
during the last year in all parts - of New
EngUt.rid'; .but it has been epidemic so as
to. attract the public attention ia only a
.few-plaeea. .. i - i . -
In this city thrjre were a. few cases in
August, 1858, and five persons died with
the disease' during the remainder bf that
' t a '' ''" '"r;""! '' ' ,. , : -,.
"",ihwii uii-u ui
diptheriaj and-daring the present year it
has been present in' the city nearly all
the time, not, ho.wver, assuming-an er.
idqmifi ejiaracic. . x
,i-It: haa parssed? over, all portions tf
Franee within the' hist- thirty-five years1,
r j thrjghOut'EngTand during the past
Isfx'br.eight yedrs, causing 'ivJarge mor-
't '" ' : -. ttn...r :i :.o -
taiuy among niiurcn. . uu ia in .
; hWe find the following description in
One 6f the City Ticgister's reports: l ;'
" "I)rplie'na"is i' diseise of childhood,
tbq .greal'e'i ppiio'.pf ifs" victims,-like
tiho-SftiOf. ca.rltt,tiaar, being. between two
mid 4wlre-yenrs'bt'Tige. ..It ebtoniences
ttith flie ''Usual Sj rmptoms of a' cold and
wfth'chkldef able fever: "Simultaneously
w tid t leaeC y fnp J oin's, a h d b 0 ui e t i m t; s
spirtsy of fat whitish.. or . greyish" white
pienibrane' tfpbtith'e tonsils'and: back
part of the'tno'uth!" This membrane in-
greases. .with great rapidity; the fever be
comes. of a. typhoid character; there is
great constitutional ... depression; the
bie'ath1 becomes' eseeedinglyrfcotid, an'd
in s'qme cases the glands about the neck
become enlarged- ..When death takes
plaoeifc is caused in -some cases by the
extension of the; false membrane to the
air passage, producing the effects of
croup; in. other cases it is caused by ex
haustion, and fever from the poison of
.the. disease, In some epidemics a ma-
j ority of the fatal cases will die appar-
leutly from croUp; in other epidemics,
cutiy liutll tiuu ill uihci 1-111.4111 ica,
... f. ; . T .
;ine larger portion win cue irotn ie
epidcmic,u tho'ey.of Albany, in 1858,
a few oases i 'occurred in the
prtn
and
! summer, but the ereatcst sever'it v of the
1
fliin-itp wis in :()itohor and N'ovemlier '
. f aa . P
Scarlatina Or' crUD,. .though If htlS SOUIO,
re atmn -to those diseases which at times
I - - . j
j cause doubt in the minds of 'superficial
! observers.
! Fill 1 j1.1l"-.t.-
!. - : 08 aiHUC Uy. WIUc.l It IS KnOW'R
! frnm.oiher-eomMhiiita of.the throat is
1 . . '.. . - . ' ...
j creases gfaddtilly until the patieut is
i literally 'strangled to death. It is some -
I ompanbd byu.beration and
.,,.,. e ..,:
and at othors by neither of these symp-
K . . . . - . . -J '
101ns, yet 111 eiujer case it is eijuauy iatai.
To.'rr,ejitj.tIie.;i'fprmiUio this mem -
branc; would, therefore .s.eetn " equivalent
! to curing the disease, - and this in most
'"stances may ; bS .done-in the following
patient Use at' 3intple so!ution of salt and
water, as a gargle, every' fifteen . miuutes.
At the same time moisten a piece of
fa niei with a solution of the same kind,
made warm as the patient can bear it,
aud bind it around his throat, renewing
it as pften as t,he gargle is 'administered,
and , in. the meanwhile spriukling fine
salt between.; the; flannel, aud the neck.
Use inwardly some ! tonio or stimulant,
either separately, or ' if the' prostration
be great, use both 'together. The treat-,
ment as, niay.be seen, i3..ex.tremely sitn
plesnd if sed inithe earlier stages of
ithe dtsease.'wilf effect a complete cure.
Providence (R. I.) Post. , , ,
8Natnre tells usthat w'e raje; like
c5egVhebls '"pushing each "othev along by
filling up-mutual voids.
Cincinnati 'WKolesoio-Mai'lcfet.1
. .Cir;iiiiATi,;Dec,' 21.
Flocr A dull and. heavy market,
and. the demand limited. Sales small at
4 lOQ-i 25 for superfine, and 4 505
-5. for exf,ra... ,..(, ,
J tloGS-Therq was a moderate demand
at 85 to 5 25, and whilst some holders
were disposed to fciko tlvese rates, others
contended for higher."''' . '
GROCERdJis No cliansre' in the mar-
j ket; the. demand i quite moderate.
Sa-les of Sugar at' G7c. iUolas.ses at
29O.30c. and Coffee at liA(vl31c.
(jlL Linseed ' very' dull: The last
SaiC Wt
we heard of was' at 53c.
nr . oil. i:i.i
tvixjSAT A ite receipts euntiiiuu imnt,
; and' but little offering. There is a mod-
erale demand at tH)c$l for prime red
and white.
Corn Ear is firm, arid in good de
niand at 33c at the lower depots: shelled
j3 jn fair demand ;at 353Gc in bulk,
Oats Tho market- continues dull,
and the demand limited. - We quote them
at 26c in bulk.
RyE Tho' demand is fair, and the
market. stead v t 57f35So for prime.
1 I J w
Barley There is a moderate de
mand for the prime 'grades, hut inferior
samples.afcjjull, andi.-not iwanted. : L We
,piote; pr,ini,e jajlat ,7Q73ft..: 1 '. ti
liAY-H--lia miitrbetiis dull and heavy
at $13 50(l-i'per ton for prune Tmo-;
thy; in baleis.'bh'iirfiva.t''" ( -
LilEESE rne aeruana is nmjtea, anu
and dull.
nuata
llal3c, and choicdjat lie.
Apples. The-kkaiand ie moderate
I SlfJl 50 per"-BBl Y6'? fair to prime "tt
!tern. and 81 im&ttfW York
pimgg demand iiuliMxted
'nXnfi'nd tA.thki Wa.1 ti'ad.f "We t'l
miote1neNehaickkftt f l."i0t;"40 t
'per ' bbl fronstore'J'' ' ' 1'; ''
-!-Alilllil-lt.-l-JiiP-"'-'i. uoc. iii.rt.:rtIlW. ---f,iiTlTlVTSrrrTOiir-f-
: nrins nominal at au. ior . it xv,.- mil ' - .ri '
i i f r : wr T ..-.rvi -r inmlmav be-cikcn aL airtimos wirh. -ntrrmct-Snfptv
llor I Vr i . ,!1ftiv i. vi t i -without -.making aiij-cjiftngu of diet; and the absence. K 1X3KEZDN
HamburgndlOr L.;l). toales tenders it Und 'Pf-
P ! 100 boxes W..R: fn Jots; at 9c., L. j,, chiidret,.; ' - - " -. !j! fj) T( jv
t0 1 Butter The" market' is "unchanged , v- , JB VrnnvTPwwiJTTai '" ' ' ; . S ' b
tv ft .rmatft iair to crime atr ' ,-t - -t
MISCELLANEOUS.
moa iwage until theyeems "native and t
coin-
to the
manor born."
'ardly Realized.
Hl-Vdr'n 'orrible 'eadacho this hafternoon, hand
I Stepped hinto the hapothecaries, hand says hi
to the man, "Can you henseme of an 'eadaehe?"
nTdesTtl.a-ae'fdryT'relWecdin
says in, liana upon that e gave me a Cephalic
l'ill, hand 'pon me ?ouor it cured me so quick
that I 'ardly realized I !ad 'ad an 'eadaehe. '
llftaDieuEja tie forkcisigiby which
nature makes known any deviation whatever
from the uatiiraifUAte iib.ai buajn, and vjfttrcd
in this light it may be rodkeefonas a 'safeguard
intended tb giv'e iiotice-of disease which might
otherwise escano attention, till ton him to ha
neglected. Headaches may be classified under
two names, viz': Symptomatic and Idiopathic.
Symptomatic Headache is exceedingly common
and is the precursor of a great variety , of
diseases, anioii5 which are Apoplexy, Gout,
Rheumatism and all . febrile diseases, fh its
nervous form it is sympathetic of disease of the
stomach constituting. tick Jieadachc, of hepatic
disease constituting bilious Aeuiael,e, of worms,
c9n3fip:vtion and other disorders of the l.wels
as well as renal aud ut.ev.ine affections, lliseases
of Ihe. heart a re' very frequently attended with
Headaches ; Anannia and plethora are also af
fections which - frequently occasion- headache.
Idiopathic HcadiicJie isaIso very common, being1
usually distinguished by the name Ot-ntrv us
hiadailie, sometitnes cotaing oa- -suddenly in a
state of apparetly sound. hea.Uh,' hhdp6s6ra-.
Ling ni once in niemai auu pnysioaj energiee,
lind iu her instances.. it. comes' on 'slowly,-
i heni-alded by depression. of-spirits r aeerbitv
1 of lemuer. in mosLinstauceftitlia nam iBitit he
j front of the head, over one on both eyes,--and
Biiuviimva .'l-VVUJXIJlg .. UlIllilH ''UI1U91 VlirS"
class may also be named jvVjjrai'ff. v
' !For the treatnieiit.of either-class of Hondaehe.
the Cephalic Pills have. been, fenrid a ieure'tihd
.safe remedy relieving, tlte roost- acute flpaiwin
3 lew minutes,-aud by.ita subrla power erai-,
catin? the diseases of. -aliir-li' Hpmlnnli'p i!a
One'rring index. 1 ...hi.-h-
' ; ' ' ' ' . . i'i ':! , .
IBbIdokt. jjissire wants2 you folsenil her a
box: ofr. Cephalic' Glue; no: a- boftlttor rrep'arfed
nils,' but rtn". Jhtnking; 'that's nbt "just! it !
nai
.ther ;.but pej-bajW ye'ii fte'ttfthct 'knowing
at lit is. Ye s'eeht's--nr!Th-crea,a''aiid 'cYohe
wh
witu tticyticlt rtqadaclro, -and warts sbtnc mcfrc
of'ihit same 11s TT!kiiTOrf-nr hirfn'rH:" - -'" '
a iiiQsjCiclt irqaaactrc, -ancf watrts sbtnc todj-e
o
..JJruggift. oxi imt- mean- Spalding's Ce
phalic Pills." ;.;
. Bridget. Ochl sure no-w aiid; rju'vi sbd it,
hCvS.'s; the tjuartlier ami grre mV'the Pills ttnd
d:cin't,beall day.about it atthln;;'' '" ' .
itt,r . . Tr -j. - J
-Constipatiph or Costiveness.
"No one of the -"many-ills- fteshis "heir to'1 is
so prevalent, so. little wndersfiniodi' atid so' much
negleffed as Cos.rivene3s.' 'Often originating &
carelessness, 'or sedentary lbi fs f it fs regarded
a3..a slight disorder f too little coftseqUence"io
excite anxiety, while in reality it is the pr'e
carsar and companion of many of fire - most
fatal and dangerous diseases, and unless early
eradicated it will bring -the sufferer to an un
timely - grave. ' 'Amoug -tho lighter evils ' of
which costiveness is the usual attendant are
Headache, Colic, Rheumatism, Foul Breath,
Piles and others of-like nature, while a long
train of frightful diseases such as Malignant
Fevers," Abcesscs-; Dysenlary,- Diarrlicea, Dys-
1
j Hypochondriasis, lUelanc'h
first indicate their preaeiic
pepsia, Apoplexy; iipiiepsy, fai-alysis, Hysteria,
nchoty- -aud - lusanitv
. uiu.i,.iic oiu lue.ie-iieis hi iiie syaie.u d
f "'"'s '"i""'"-
diseases named. originate in Constipation, bnt
; all these conditions it. follows that the distii-dcr
: should receive immediate nrtentton whenever
1 11 occurs, and nft pcrsoH should lieitteet lo got
thc, is5,li,,8 r.-o,,r,W of .V.Ji..UIL
:.r flnnm... ,.i., 1
, -- ...iviviu iwi. -tv iittuxiiii uitr.
1 -
r - . . A Real Blessine..
. . C? -
l . -wrs. .tones, no -,y is that ;
lieanncJie .' ......
: pill you sent cured me in just twenty "minutes,
1 and I wish you would st-nd more so that' I can
h$& can
I iHuziciun. 1 ou can pvx tnem at any Uiuz-
, EistSi t a 1 tor Ce ihiilic I'll.'s. T find Mifv niivoi-
j fuii, und I recommend thein in'all cases of Head-
t acne,
; Mr: fnim. I si
nd. shall tell all u
hall send for a box dircetlv.
iy suflerin'S'fi-rcnd?. foi- thev
are a mii btrteini.
Twestt Millions or Dollars' 'saveb. Mr
Spalding has sold. two million's of bottles of his
celebrated Prepared Glue' and it is estimated
that each bottle 3:ves at least ten dollars worth
of broken furniture'thus matiiig an aggregate
of twenty millionsof dollars reclaimed from t.Or
til loss by this valuable' invention.. Having
made his Glue a household w;ord, he now prpT
poses, to do the world still greater service by
ciringoll the.aching heads with' his Cephalic
Pills, and if .they are as good as '-his Glue,
Headaches wild soon, vanish away like snow in
July.; 1 " ",'".',;.'."'.;," ' ,. ""
il"OvEE excitement, and tlie mental crt re
and anxiety incident to close attention to busi
jicoa i oiuu y, ure among ine numerous - causes
i.of Kervows Headache. The disordered state of
mind tincl body incident to this dislicssiiigcom
plaint is a fatal blow to all energy," and ambir
tion.i 'Sufferers by this disorder qiin always
obtain speedy relief" "from these distressing at
tacks by using one of "the Cephalic Pills h'en
ever:the symptoms' appear. It quiehj the overs;
tasked .brain, and soothes the strained and
jarriag nerves, and ' relaxes' tlicteusipn. , of th
Stomach vrhich always accompanies, and aggua
vatcs the disordered conditioqi of the brain, -:
CURE
. . . .itT
...
CURE - Q
NepvousHeadache
CURE k-
5V
By the uso of these. Pills the periodic attacks of
"Nervous or Sick Hjadiicha" may be prevented; and
f t-ikjit at th e co.nmenccnia jitof an attack, imme
diate relief from pain and sickness will bv ohtuiouil.
They seldom fail in. removing the "-Nausea and
Headache," to which females are so subject.
They act gently npcn.tba bowels removing Cos
tiveness. . '.:..,.' -
For Literary Men, Stndenti. 1'olicate Femafes.and
all persons of sedentary .habits, they are valuable a
a Laxative, iniprovlug the appetite, giving-tone and
vigor to ttje digealire organs, ,-iud ruitofing the nalu
rual elasticity and Etceirgth of Jtrd-wholn system.
', The CY ftl A L1C PlLLS Breth' Yesulr-'of rohgiti
vestrgaTtioa and .carefnilj- ondnct-ed- experiments,'
aavuig. Uen in use "njany- yers; dnring-'whipli time
tlicj, Vja prevejito4 and relieved a jrasf; aihount or
loin a tiA ui fTii rt ltw lAirr If Mri-iAht - rhmttrtrS t -
tin,?j )hd nervous ijstenixir from adorahgea state'
of tiWomach. :,, ""' ''-.'
r. Tliej v Wtirelv. regetable tntheit-dmposItibp,! h
Prico'SO Cexits.
Altor.oadffaddreea;tc;A - . ,
!VItEiItlf CVSVX fDiKOT"
; ' JtS Ccdtar Street. New Tork..
Nev.?rr, iew.-46-iy. ; -
.GF ;:
H - I awKIOHUlMC u, u ill v OTpmr, wityw, uoiiii v.oihiu- II
' 3 h.-Ur..!. B..J' I- ''... ,H i C.wL ..u !, ,".
1 a':. Soli bv"n- Eaisls'amCalt other Ikiatersin.Medlcioes.- fertti
es- A Box wilt "e sent bjmH prep&id-en teeoipt of the I
DIED,
l At. tVn rpsiilrnnp of H. Kni'rlit. F,sa.. iii Chos-
"" " to.. M,'n.i PnnniT nn Tliiirsiliiv mornincr. Deo.
J. W. I.KWIK.
Uar; dufrtiscmrnts.
Recelvei's Kotice to the Creditors of
111 ur doc it 6& Nye.
j 1 N pursuance of an ordr of the Conrfof Common
t l-flraa of .Uie CoiuiIjlaX -Me'cs. Ohio, made at Him
JsoveintiRr lrni ihcrenr. A. I). IRijO. notice it hcrt-ijy
rai. totliC 6:eral urediUirs of the IuCh Arm nfjlnr-
doctc'A' Ktb- trt brhrir le fore The rndprsignftd und 1
make proor their respective cluiins and deniamls
sfrainsl s:.).d MarJOfJCii.Ky.fln nr hcrnro 4.1n- 15tU
iJofJFATaHrJ Hext-i jt, ,. CA KTRiKIGHT,
Reci-iverof Ihe assets of the lat tlrm of Mnrdock
&Ni-f ; 1 'f Oeeomner-20', tBS0.-32-ei.l
Stockholders' Meeting,
HE stockholders of "Suear Run Salt Co.."
L'1 win meet t their Office, In Poraefoy, on
the First -Mouday in January, 1861, at 10
o'clock'' A. M., toelect five Directors, to serve
during the J'ear, and transact such other busi
ness as may be brought before them.
Dec. If, 'GO. Ol-tt C. GRANT, Sec'y.
Stockholders' Meeting.
11IIK stockholders of '-Excelsior Salt Company"
. will meet . t -the-ailicc of the "Sugar Knu Suit
('o.,- 011 Monday, Ihs Plh tlay of January. 1841 . at 7
o'clock p. M-. for the purpose of electing five Direc
tor, to serve for. the ensuiiis year, and to transact
such other business as may be "brouirtit before them,
lcc.H, It-GH. in-tt . ; C. GKANT, Scc'y
Stockholders' Meeting.
T II E stockholders of the Poineroy & Athens
"Telegraph Company wilt meet at the office
of the Sugar Run Salt. Co., on the-1st Monday
in January; 1881, at 'J o'clock V. iI., to trans
act such, business, as may, be-broujjlit before
tliein,., , .1--, ... i a- GRANT,- Prert.
Dec. 7, 1800. i8-3t ; ' " ' '"'
- - -Tir - ilj-Tt , f
I; ()..
PUBLIC INSTALLATION,
Q D I) EE L L 0 W S' S U P P E R.
TIWINERAL LODGE, I. O. O. F.,
t"-- will have a puhlie. Iiistajlatioja at
Jan. 1, lSGl,-to- which all are in-i'tb'd'v1--'
i'i dii m.-;i--iit nl
There will alio to 3BUPPER after
the ceremonies of Installation, for those
who enjoy a social re-union of that kind.
. Price if .Tickets. to.:Supper, :kl.00 pr
couple Oysters-extra. All persons de-1
sirous of pnrchamg Tickets lor feuppcr,
are tefifueeltid Mdo-JjerbteUke 28th
. .-Ticketcan be procured of Ian. E.
Smith, at- Patten & Smith's Grocery, or
of' R. L.CTirtiarthe Drug Store. Let
atl atten'd Fdie"TnsfalTalSon"and SuppcFr.
A social meetmgrof lhagood people of
Pouieroy aHd--vftimtj-j'is-certainly desi
rable a at'least'onc a year.'
' ' J. R. Hampton, 1
' 1 A: E: McLAtfGiitiXj'fCom.
L. Paixe: .;. , ' . )
WM. M. PR ALL,
XT 3ST D E H. T JL ZS: OS 3R. ,
.fOULD resperlfully inform liis nil
V--i-Tisiomers-and The pubtle generally, Sa
that ho is still m:.mifaeliirin". aiyl kee-n coiut.intly
011 handvCOFFlSS of all sizes' and qualities, which
-i;l""Jl
caunoi ne surpasseti 111 execuiion. .
e aI.o litl--a up an elegant . .'
33Z 33 il -R S 33,
ll -whi,-h 1 respectfully .your attention, and would
ncsmence. nu uarr a Kuu, a few doors norlfc of
j Nye's Saw-mill. i'ec. '-M, -G'.i. 5l-'jm.
Travqlpig Ageats , Wanted! ; f"
rKKMANKXT KMPI.OY.MKNT.
T1TE will employ 'Agents to sell a new and Valua- j
,Yl -.hie fuitei.tt.-d .article, either 101 roinuiissiott or at .
a lib eral s:ilary. Husiuess Itot.oraUle, useful and
ltlcralive. .The article is required in everv faiiuiv. !
I' or parlicillars and coiiijletu instructions, enctoje
1 h.... , . o. I.;., ujuuhxg e vv., j
isimp aim ailtli
Hep. fil-jl-Ol
;1USTUK. .l;n
JS, Ma.
p ip f r r r . r
SEVEN TEARSr
The seven years of unrivalled success attending the
'Cosmopolitan Art ASMOciatiou''
have made it a household word throughout ' every
U.Wr lAjfcarVijirjsf IhlB popjitrtr I sjtrttjli yi, o er
Tiife'e HunatedT Thousand homes' have learned to
appreciate by beautiful wort! ol'r im their walls,
and choice lika-atnru onahcir tables, the great beu-
uuisuciiicii iroui ueeoiiiui a an oscnoer.
.Subscriptions' mre lo-w burns received dn a mtio
unparalleled wilh'ttiat rffarty pYeViods year. - '
TERMS OF- SUSCRIi'TIO& ;'
Any pucsfn can become sr nysmbirby sfibscribiig
Ti.KEi DL,Rsi f.ij- wk'.cl aii. they vf.ll rrfeliive.
1st. The lare and superb steel'en'gravrng, 3i x 38
inches, entitled,. ; ; 1 , -, J : lT
." FAL5TAFE , MUSTERING i HIS
:" "" ' RECRUITS."-y-..y.t ii '
2. Oui. cop.y enyiyear, of that clejrnfW illus
trated magazine, . ' ' - ..i ' - t
"The Cosmopolitan Art -Journal;" '
3d, FoY.iliniaioH3, dyrin? tH seuVltp
"The Gallery of! PuMv iW Broad
tcrtV, iVeto- York."
In ad.li?inn itoliieTabive VjenefrtJ. tlwrewill be
given to subscribers, us grateitous premiutna, "jvjf r
Fle Hundred Beautiful Works of Aril
cKpi(.listiuM'i ptifafiinrrt irttlrMes, YerT4r4,
o.tllaiiedca..:4o4nuig n-triily inUioMol KaueeV.
Tub .Scrr.RB,. K.NiiaiVj.vo. which every subscrllier
will receive, entitled. " Palstaff Mustering his
Recniits,' is Obo of the most beaiiiiful and popular
eugrnvines ever issved ru-this eouiitry.- Il isdmie on
steel, iu Him 'iiii'iiuu slipple, aid isprintedou liea.y
lite paper, 30 by 33 inches, making a most choice
ornament, suitable for the walls of eii.ier the tibiary ,
parlor o otnt-e. its a a 1 gee! is the celebrated, scene
of Sir nihil Kaistaff receivingi iu Jiucico shiilliv's
o.liee, tlie recruits which have been gathered for his
"raggiid retciuieiO,'.' -tLcout.l- not be furu ('.mil bv
the lia la t'irtefaiia'u Jif e sloltir. a 1 1 iv-.
The '-Art Journal'?, is loo wu.ll known to the whole
country to nejd" eomineudatiort. ' It is a magnificently
illustnileil'm iirnz nu of Art, containlus Ksaysi Sli
ri;;8, niiis, liofsipt ike-, by tho very best '"writers
in A nierica... Tub tii.grilving is sent" t-Vaiiy nart oT
J the couiLlry by mull, with sal'e.y, being packed in a
Su:i -riptions "will be leceired nntil the livening 1
of liie:( .t of January,-I861; at which time the books
will cioje and the premiums be given to subsi rib.-r-'.
'.No person is restricted to a higle silisiription
ThesK remitting Fifteen Oolhlrs; are entitled to five
.11eiMt1.5rsi.ip4 and to one extra engraving for their
tro.it I.-.
Subscriptions from California, the Canadas. and
all Foreign Cetiiitriee.niiist Ve $3 Slibstad of S3, in
order to ilefmy extra "postage; etc".
For further particulars send for a copy of the ele
gantly illustrated "Art Journal," pronounced the
hi.idsomkst m&gaz.nb IN AjftvairA. - It coiilaiiis Cata
logue of freitiiums, and numerous superb engra
vings. Kegular price. 50 cents per number. Speci
men copies, however, will .be s.Mit lo those wishing
to subscribe, on receipt or IS cents, in stamps or coiu.
Add.esd, ii. L. LERbY, Actuary C. A. A.
546 Ltioailuay, N. Y.,
- -VI gd&scripiwiiS-' received and Ajricarded
lij JOJIN Q. EX Op,' Agent for Middleport and
vicinity,' where 'specimen Engravings and Art Jour
nal can be seen, y , . - . . !
Dec. 20, -GO. 51 3t
1 ii H ; 7 i i if
Tfrf Gpods '& Carpet Store.
JitlliVtSlMmT 0 &'C0.
VSsV4ttr',ht3'-atacf .1M itiU Fourth ftteeti
.eaooctisasdi t q j ..
if'Tlfi (fa.A ft l1v jC" .' tH'lDI T'TTttfT
iC vK ' ..i!-.-.'v"yi
Are'LoWopenme an extensive and complel.;j
i -; ' - asso'rtmcnt or " ' , ,.
AND AMERICAN"
si
fT'TTTT n " K T n
-.Fst.miiiejf. eMeJJKeepBrs, ?Ueai.boaJr
-- : - " . . - " ,
(. T9wnerr and 1'ur.ebasersy geneniUr; ia:.y
llopioiid upon anduijr'the -rest class ofoods,
: - at prices, as )ow as. they, can .be pur
chased in the' Eastern Cities. " ,
pt. M,'le.a-M-Sm '
-" .-; T i.!." 1. 1-1!"' -,,i
.,,,(.- v t-" !" .f
SW5CIAI -NOTICES.
jfJJ'IJii. KifHATtMo.Vs Kii-.-rrj H m; iiitt-rs is uio-t
ccrteiiily a Tuable fatnily iiieiirin;, it 1 nidi-
snnght for, and every day alforJi new proofs of the
peculiar effects of tliis r.-pa ration. In c-.-if-s ln-r.-a
"tlisorderttd condition of th.i .-.lo.naili. lii-r n.i'i
bowels, is co'iDbined Willi irri-: t it.-l-ility, iicrvn-.:
weakness, und 4,nt''.is-- ni -laii' li -dj its v-auvta artf
moat benef! and wonderful.
Sold ty! 1. KliED.aiul drupijists p.-ncrally.
ITJpCoiintry dcali rs vi.itiiijr our -i ! y will bear irti
mind that the folwrt In ar j the tvres lo Bud pure-
and geuuiudrugt ami l;iilu i.u-1 genuine medi'
cines as Perry Davis" Fain killer, Or. Richardson-
Sherry Wino Bitters, and pr. Weaver's Canker anf
Salt Khenm Syrup and Cerate. Any drnpplat deal'--In
auch pure aud food iuediciu4 mtiAk .rosper
and to use them warrant hoalih. '
Soldoy A. SEKBOH.M.and D. KKt'.D. 5t !w.
Fresh Cera ajid Worxps. These are aceidcnit
which all lire subject to, more ii.ajrttcularly the i:.e-
chautcs and operators iu factories. This class should
never be without Dr. S. A. Weaver's Cerate. It will1
relieve foonor uiid heal all such "Juries' quicker'
than any ariicfe ever made.', fey Jiavinjj, it by theui-
for immediate use, much llmu fud.suffprij.g ..may bt
saved.
It is sold by inedlcloo dealers Riierally. 5l-Sr.
ICPMIMSI Elt.S OF THKGOSKEAorall denom
inations, have used Wllsju's Celebrated Headache'
Pills as a remedy for the jrcneral indispssition and!
drowsiness which so 'frequently atteuds their ardo--ous
calling, aud hundreds of them have home vol
untary testimony of the (treat relief they hare ejrjfc.''
ricuccd from the use of this medicine, for iudigesliuir;.
NervousUeaarh, and aindlar ilji frefiarcd and'
Bold by B. U. FAHA'KSTOCK 4 Co., Wbnl !
Druggists, and- Proprietor of B. L. KAHSE--TOOJi'S
VKR-VIFCGli, So. 60, corner Wood and'
Fourth Streets, Pittsburgh, Pa., and D. KEKD, Pora
croy, Ohio. ., 3I-Im.
-' Home Testimony. '
Blcc Cheek, Adams Co.. O., Aug. l.-i.
' The. Poniclc llear Sir: I hare not the tinin to rite
you of ihe benefit couferred by yotfr Scandinavian
Blood Pills aud , Blood Purlaur I took them for a
disease of the throat, and they not only 'benefitted it
bnt my general health, also. I am now act.iallv bet
ter than for eiorlit years. Thev cored Miss Ellen
Waite.-ef Ju-pl(.tor'LiertHw(tMnt and weak
nesa of the Spine. Mrs, lilizabetti Cross was cured'
of terrible shooting painsr is tle toinacli a.od tide,,
wlr.ch had baffled the efforts of several eond Fbyfi
ei;tni.' Tha'vklne f yonf tneiliclnes eonld' We estab
UsIhhI by ny aweuiit.of erkte.ice.iftteat he, in this
viviuity.. Yours KespaetfiilK-.
VV3I. SHAW.
irrPtRHlfef T'rtTit.fJoS: thfre is no medi-
X!lnextsinrt relii.blA 4H tvre of -efofofav Tetter,,
k. iiroi.ie, ii leera, ypiultlier idisorter.i I .inanimation .
of tho Kidneva. Leucorhi-a, and like diseases, as R.
F. WlliamV Compopsid Rvrupor Sari.-iparilla audi
Iodide of Pottissuim. ' -' " ' ' v if. . r
DTP THE GKF.aT ENGLISH REMEDY. SIK'
JAME QLi Rlik'SttitwA'Ao FEMALE PILLB
Fr'eiari-ct frort) arescrffjliouofSIr james Clarke,.
ST. D.', PiiysicianiTxtriiorhiiiary to.'the (Jueen.
This well kno i. medicine is no imposition, but a-.
aurp 'arid afe' rctiieay Jiir ' Jc'maiepfillcuHies and'
Obstru'ctmhs'; from any causa whatever arid altho'
a powerful rejyl Ji, fou(as nthlus; hurtful to-
a powerful reyy fou(as nthlus; hurtful to-
tbVtiViuVu.t ., ,,;f i .,.,..!;;.,
,-,lto married Ladies it lspectiliarir suited. It wlll.v
hi i abort time'lTin'ou' Ihe monthly' period with'
vnVo"V'tIo,i'.-f 1..,., ,!,.'f !o -i-jn.-i -!.
rectilartfr." " ! ' ' :'"r ' -
In all c:is.e p( Jerrous 5 ail Snal Affec'ione,.
pains in.thBacV and iin'lis,' peaviiiess,,. Fatigue on'
slight exertion. Palpitation, oij tho .Heart,, I ownesn
of Spi.its, Hysterica, Sick Jlijdache, iVUites. aod1
all the painful diseases occasioned by a disordered'
systoflf.Hhese-Pflls'wftl'etosct i earefVirb Wit other
iiie'. ris liave failed.' - it--- .'"
These Pills liav never been. know nto fail; where
the directions on the second page of pamphlet are
well observed: ' "-'t' -' oHMVH
For full- particulars, get a pamphlet, free, of the
Aeeut.
X. B,-rlnp ilollariidVpostige-tauspt enclosed'
to any mllioriied agfent.wlll insure a bottle, ecn--tainingf
over .10 pills, fey riturnJn'aJl.f t-'ii-'.-
Full direction aceompariylTi? each package.
Sole Agent fer tile- (Jrfitei: 'fltte nd Canada.
-f;-;. ' ' 1 . i-. nJ6'.Wl!. '
(Iite 1. C. Baldwin i Co.,) Rochester, X. Y.
For sale by J. P. P-.VKK. gUlfUS', KCKSTKIX
Co., Cii.cinnati, O., fi: KEEP, Poineroy, O. 1 1-y.
TT?" We reTer our. readers to the advertisement"
of Messrs. CHURCH & DUPQNT, No. I9 Broadway,
Xcw.York. The -Blood Foo is one of the creates!
medicines of the agc,iuid U rai.idly drivins out ef
the market all Ihe qiiack unrriimsof.inolcrii times.,.
Its efficacy is so treat, and it superioriiy so Jnsty
acknowledged, that it i found dittieult to supply the '
immense and increasing; demand for the. article.
Ilr. Eaton's celebrated -Infantile Cordial, isa meil
icino prepared , by -a -resyilar pliysie;iin of eminence
ilr his profession, and one who hasdevote d his lifeto'
tlte peculiar phases of Irifaulilo diseases. It is n '
Immbuft, but medicine which commends itself to-'
those oniy who can appreciate it." Apilachicola,
Fior. Times. - . -
jrytieo Advertisement.' ' " -" .
i" .' f.-&iV3, ,,-
THF-'llEALTH ASD LIFE OF WOMAN
Is onnUmtiiP.y iu peril if she is mad cnoiHih to n?it-'j'
Lect or niuli rent those sexiui) irregularities to whica-two-thirds
of her sex are more or loss subject.
- llr. CHKHSKMAN-S FILLS, propnrod from tfi.
same formula which the inventor, COKNKLJUS L.
CHKESK.MAN, M I)., of New V-rkvhus for tweotv
years used successfully In an crtended private prac
lice iinmedtDte'e relieve oHIiohv pain. all distnrb
ances of the periodical "discharge, whetlier arising1
from relaxation or suppression. They act like a
chartn tn removing, Ue.paio that accompany difli
cultVir immoderate mentr.iatioii. and aite the ooW
safe arid reliable remedy for Flushes, Sick Headache",
pains io the Lnins. Back and Sid, Halitalia.i or The
Heart, SerV9ns Tremors Hysterics, Spasm, Broken
Sleep, and other unpleasant and daogorpus vffects
of an niiiiat'nral rondiiion or the sexual functions
In the worst rases of Fluor A thus or "Whites, they
effe-.-t a speedy curej '- "'- '
TO WIVES AND ItlATUOXS,
Pri C1iecsetnnn"'s Pills are invnl'uhble,' Ks tn'cjr wilt .
bring on the monthly period. with regularity.' haiif
who have been disappointed is Ihe use of ether pill
can place the utmost confidence in i)r. Cbeeseniau'S
Pills doing all that they represent to do."
L,;iIi43 JUusi ilivju- i n ITIlml
There is one cendilioH of ihe female vstom in whirifl
the i'ills cannot be Kike u itliout producing a PK
C DIil A K ' K KS n liT. Tire1 condition referred to ia
rRwiaNrt-th reeulW Mwcmaiaoei r-'udi is the Ir
resistible .tendency, of the juediciue.te lealore the
sex.i' functions to a uoroiaj con.lition, that even the
reproductive power of i...ture cannot resisi it. '
Ekplieit directions, staling when, and when thev
should not be used, with acli Box the price Ou'i
Dollar each Box, cauUtHtug Crein 40 to 50 pills.
A valuable pamphlet, to be bad free, of the
Agents. ' Pills sent by mail promptly, by enclosing
price tuMir Aeciil: ld bv tk-aegtatscenutallv.
It. U. IIUTCI11MGS. I'ltip'r,
i ... .20 Cetisir St Itttw 1 01 k.
For sale tn Prtlneroy v, lli RKEI td a. StB
Bt.H.'O: Middleport, by HUGG4. COE., ',. .-,
Pec. T, 1U0. 18-y " .'
- )- j - t Administrator's. : KaUm,
"VT"GT1CK is hereby given that the tmcler8igi
IllN has beci apnointed and duly qualified
as ' 'Administrator on' 'th'' estate of Daniel
Brickies, "late of Moics Conty; 0,i deceased.
47-;;t - H1EAM ALKIRE, Ad'mr.
P031EH0Y AND CINCINNATI
SIDE-WHEEL " '-
fcEJli WEEKLY PACKET,
D. F. SAYKE, Captain,
Leaves romeroy every Monday at" 10 a. m.,
and Friday at 10 a. m. ' ' -' "
Leaves Cincinnati every Wednesday and Sat
urday, at 4 p.m. Dec. 7, 'C0.-48-tf
O. On
CARY'S COUGH CURE
OR PKCTOKAL- TROCHES,
For the Immediate Relief and Certain Cure of ;
Coughs. Colds, influenza,- Astbma, HeuTsencss,
Whooping toush. Catarrh, Bronchitis. Diffl
fait .Breathing.. Eras Throaty &;e, . ,
Relief lFcrran.recf' in Ten Minutes. .
For Mi. list rs, Public Speakers, and Singers, these
TAfcLETS are Indispensable for Clearing aud
Strengthening theToice reiyoring Jinarsenu-s, &c.
The-r?asa wHh'vthidttlriTroviuk-ig easily
carried in the jipvket, requiriug no ircpurationt al
ways ready fur use on all occasions, hot' Unhid o
change in any climate; containing nothing Injurious
to the most delicate constitution .shorn. I be suffi
cient reniumoaii:ition to. all to give them a fair
trial.. Price, 25 cents per box. ' '
Per sale W all Pniggists.-' Prepared by H. G. O.
CAKT,v8ville,hi6. - , Hec 7; '0.f-48 3n-.I
' TT- J. , ,. 'f '" ., l,! J
, " Snrlff!a Sale, ,
-. James S, Crii es vs. WW fc! dt HughEnad.
vfriue of an order of salo tame directed from
tne l'-nurt of Cwiuilon Pleas of Meigs Couoty, l
wiH onVrtor sole at wiWie aucxiuu, at the door of
tfre C)Urrt-hJsis,in.t;oiii.;lVivk U,elock. At M.,
TJ,ie-trj(h day ofZamarffA. 3: 9tiV -
I the raHo-iHS uretcrmea lanusana teue.iiiiia,To n il:
Oi-gUfuipgat Hubert-Love's south-east comer; thence
west 103 mU along said Lara's - lino 10 d tiiOjutoa j
turner, theiiol sni M rod .' .iaaiiil Lj Us's south
eat eoru.eri tU(,-iice,eit along Samuel "Lyle's aa-l
Isaac Couft niirtfi line 18J fods to lint itlaM Of be-
' giiriiig,nrsed ta cotta.tn'HO;adrea..aiam pr loss,
' and lytup. iu! de lon fi, Iowa n, rai.i'l5, of the Ohl
I VouipiiuvVs rui;hasejan.d being the same land that
' aaia Itoivl Toaghtorj;ohn-Polot: eseut JS acres.
I of the east eud of sai4 lot rumiuigjjlrar croas. T. ,
i be gold as the properly of Hugh IJ.unU at the suit of.
Jauaea S. G4mus. .Appraised , at $l,5Ml. Terms of
sale, cash: - ' ' ' ' ' - J. J. V 111! K, S.-M. V -Dec.
10, Tt00.-'50-5t . 4.3ti
Important females