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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-10-07

U v. B. PALMER, The American Newspaper
Agent,i is the only authorized agent for this
paper in the cities Of Boston, New York, and
Philadelphia, and is duly empowered TO take
advertisements and subscriptions at the same
rates us required by U.S. Hls reSeipts will be
regarded as .payments. -.f a.l-
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-10-07
Or The followingare the appointments
Of the Methodist Conference for the Ports

~
of the Methodist Conference for the Ports,
mouth District; s.
ROBERT o. ErEScER, P. b..
Portsmouth John w. White
Gallipolis- Samuel Bateman;
GallipoIis Circuit--W, w. Cherrington
James II. Hoping; s s,A y
Gallia-Levi w. Munsell; NJ ~
Piketon--James 5. Holiday Dewitt G
Howard;
Richmond Charles H. Warren;
Ironton-John w. Young, William Nor
| riS; .,s
Maddy; ,0l
Burlington James II. Mccutohens, T
Thrall; M ll 8s
Patriot--Sheldon Parker; ss,yl
McArthufstown--S. Maddux, L. Al. AT
hnson; BE- ts5 ., .ss..s' ~ asnla9 2, ,s7tsssr
Jackson --orville c. Shelton, J. a. Taylor
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-10-07

OT The Franklin Railroad. extending
from the town Of Chambersburgh, Pa, to
Hagerston, Md. distance Of about Is
miles is to be sold. e-'i
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-10-07

OT The firstsrailroad in Wisconsin, the
Milwaukee and Mississippi road, had he first
rails laid upon ii, on the 18th ult. =
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-10-07

The Legislature Of Mississippi, at its
late session, ordered geological and ugri-
cultural survey Of the state to be made un-
der the direction Of Professor MiIipgtoD,
fthe State University, and gave very
liberal appropriation Of funds for cOrrying
this desirable object into Immediate opera.
lion. A long list of statistical inquiries
has aIsu been m1de out and printed, and i
now in circulation, for obtaining authentic
information on the state Of education, agri
culture, and geology, together with ihs'
literature, history, and boalihiness Of eacl
particular countyinihcstnte. 'a
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-10-07

A RrsuorE.-Dr. Ludwig Stein, who
was chief physician tothc Hungarian orI
my under Dcmbinski, who fought in oil
,hs principal battles in which that diyis-
ion of.ho army was engaged, and who is
now Il course. ON exile from his native
luns, bps pyiyod ). Nov York. He
brings " With him Tie highest lcstimopipls o
his professional capacity and bls private
worth.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-10-07

ny Our publication day being on Mon
day, all advertisements and notices torpub.
ication, must be handed in on Saturday.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-10-07
HAvRR. Sent. 10.

Adyices from Havre state that on the ar
rival of the Europas news, 1000 bales
changed hands at an advance OF a 81. and
markets closed with firmness.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-10-07
Our Table.

HoLDEN's DOLLAR MAGAZINE For OcTo
BER, VIM. H. Diotz, 100 Nassau street
N. Y. One dollar per year in advance.
The number before us is an exceedingly
interesting one, containing a vast amount
of useful and light rcadlng, together will
several engraSings. Among the latter We
.ioticc the Suspension Bridge atNiugara'
and "WiGo and child oi Osceola." This
Magazine is very popular one, and has
an extensive crculation--as it really must
have TO ensure its publication ut the small
sum Of one dollar per annum.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-10-07

0s- The fifth number Of Arthar's Homo
Gazettc, has come to hand. 1t is beauti-
full sheet, filled with tastfully selected, and
well written original articles. % per year.
PHILADELPHIA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-31
ITALY.
Roman Administration.

The Roman Correspondent of The Times write,
as follows
When you land At Civits Vecchia from any part,
the Custom-HOuse vigorously searches your lug.
gage lest any heretical books or liberal newspa.
PER be concealed, and when the examination is
gone through, your packages are leaded-pionbl,
20 es 70 insure that nOssing shall be introduced
into them betwt en- the coast aud the capital. Lu
dlorCUg errors are sometimes made through the
ignorance Of the searchers, soch as Cir
Water SCOTS novels being seized on az the
works OF NotaTe the pronunciation OF both names
BY Southern lips being pretty much the same bat
IN this case c0ntTc tens took place and nothing
was detained save an old number OF the Tunes
Newspaper. On our arrival a. the gates one hour
vas consumed by An llItersts empl0ys trying 10
write down the EoglIh, French and spanish names
OF so nsny Strangers and then we were psra1ed
70 the Custom House, where all our parcels were
sfrn unloEded for reeond examination In vain
we sppesled 70 the fact, that the LeGds ssd the
oordpg were IN the same Etste as they were
plsced by the authorities at Civita Veschis, and
that il was ply sicaly imposIible that anything
could nave been Introduced into the P'rm,ntesa or
carpet bag.
An old wheezy gentleman, who sax in 80 arm.
chair, declared II vas only "uua piccoia forla.
htd," regardless, however that the Lizzie formal.
ity cost us IA additional thrss holrs aud eli the
Tain Of again opening 20 mSuy Packages When
81 length the lBggsge Of 40 pssssogsrs vas debs-.
rsssed Of the Civits Vecchs bonds and its only
envelopes, We discovered that the "piccoia form
ht6 q" bad only for object the Transferring 40 hall
or whole dollars from our purses % the pocket Of
TIE old gentleman. ss he took care, while exEsnd-
ing oBe band TO the trunk to hold ths other with al
oeen palm toward the owner OF the package, wac
ives Of course too glad 20 give anything 10 save
himself and property from further torment. We
reached the gates OF Rome at O'clock, bat We
did not get clear Of the Cus,o-h0ase tall IL, aai
csn safely declsre that though ali ths forns were
gone through not a single parcel vas searched, and
30 far 10 the Pspal revenue was coneernet the re
sult was MI
You may imagine the general Indignation which
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-31

voted EB h1drt 10 the Government. prSyi1g fnr
The sbcve me ntioued irisrs The Council Of Mo
isters was assembled when the address arrived
= her. being N accordsnce with wis, al preyoa,
Is teen determined on BY the Moi received
,mu~dare execution. The Intend.nS Geners al
ChsgsH.r PerDat, sod Chew ser Belleoo, ., Ddic
OF the town, Immediately proc' eGcd 70 the Convent
r. notify the deterniDstion Of the Government 10
the inmates, and 70 make en- inveoCry OF their
rnovc sle. ss well ssa seizure OF all TIE papers
v hich MIA ht interest pubic justice.
The fathers made no Resistance, only osselng
lbey might be allowed 10 dftEups protest ss;oss
hat they called a ipointion, which Tss s;sorf.
fuey granted. But bSyi0s Ia this protest dec Ared
hat they were expelled by force. abiding To tne
eactFt a. GARDENERS Which Sast0 accompany them,
Tire syrdio az latendan, General siguifer 10 them
The, i they did not suppress t'at ceca'atlpn tne
sfcort would be Vithdra~s. snd they leit % 60
alone The fathers feeling that the escort was IN
ended for their personal safety snd not Tor the pur
pcses Of coercion. preferred supPre.aing the %
noxi0us passage, and toOk their departure 10 Ia
number. 10 two carrisges under the prosecIhn Of
~ escort OF National Guards a. Tar az 5sa sNgs'
rio. where the latter were relieved BY the Caroin
'ers. The fathers clr.ied all their money win
them, b. side change Of clothes their otner pro
uerty was consigned 10 the charge Of the ec0H0mae
Tfeincome Of IN. Conyest ia estimated s.32 O0OL
Several papers were seized, among them tue auto'
graph letter OF AOnsgnor Frsnzoni, petenPtoiny
,orbidoins the fahers 10 administer the sacramento
20 Cnevslier Santa Ross, uuless he signed arc
traction several copies O. which wers a'sot0und'
There ives, beside, some correSPondeoce wncn
had pssAed between the Arcboishop Gnd the Con
vent on the subject, and an su.henr' copy OF tue
well known circular OF MonsigDor Ftanzoni. The
place Of the friar wss Immediately occupied by
secular priests, thu, there wgb. be no interruption
in pubic worship The Nationll Guard and mill
tsry in The meantime preserved order IN the city
MonsigEor FrApzoni having been summoned BY
The Government 10 give up bis See, aud having re,
futed, was tahen on the same day to the Fort OF
Fene,trelle, in order 20 preclude the possibility Of
his di,turbil public tranquility sgsin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-31
RUSSIA.
RaYolt of the PessantrY,

The Tribune translates a. follows from the correspond
erce Of he Koiaisehe ZetzEg, dated Augaa5:
Beyond the Niemen, in theregions OF Grodno and
Of Rowno, those frishtfGl peasantin directions
have again broke out, from which Russi. in one
place or another, suffers almost every year, and
which reveal to Us from time to time the crunblng
foundation Of this gigantic Empire Although these
revo,s are not the fruit Of any political tendency
properly 80 called, being rather nothing but bursts
Of revenge from the oppressed and illrested rerfr
they still have en- important bearing on the poli!i
cal and social prospects Of the country. They
always betIay an obscure feeling that the im.
provement Of the condition Of the people can pro.
coed only from the destruction Of the landed pro.
prietors whom the serfs designate By the general
title Of "Lords.' These so-oaIled peasant istarb
snces neihe irfslible signs Of great social revo-
luton, emenrtirs from the people, and one, per-
beps not very far of which will shattsr the mighty
colossus into pieces. These revots break cat At
the came time in several different villages 90 sud
denly that not even = more serious coun.enance
bstrsys the catastrophe. The fairy OF revenge
spares nothing-gcod and bad matters women ano
children are mastered; and the farm premises
with the stock on hand are consumed IN tbs flames:
TIE rising thus spreads further every night ua"
the approach OF the military puts a stop to shs Vi0
lence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-31

borhood OF suyrns. N. De Lsmarsins hu .lress,
completely inspected. In he company az two AZ
u1eusbed agrtulisfists, this sxts,s Awe a.s.s-
which hss IN the plsn OF BursarOrss. fbs -
appears Of tseai fenlity, beng CON oos.d ~ =, :.
luViom several arcs deep, ana watsred by ~.
famous Caystr and sbas5.nt springs. II orr.{,s-s
q IN se'sme, cotton. mnlberr,s, vine.. Sc res.s
iaii Of wafer Of 90 cr 20 h rise power s.S 49,
estate comprises several villages tose,hsr rI,,
dhspoatso mansion, Which hss been rec,.o,,. -
pAi restored. The tvs tgricultgral sentl.m.-
we've pro'use In ,tsif sdrrsiion OF the csp,s,r...
o. TIE Plsc., aIc 10 promises that the 40 lIio.,,s.
q noctrs,e capital would p-oca,e aoands,, -
tvfts- Every person who is scqaanted vii, A.
Olahe' resources Of the poet, whose hands rs,ix,'
60 70 ftisps Of poser ~i,hoat b.yins rubbed AZ
q zoe sa'l'. add who eherisbts esstem %, N.
co" s.tr VII tsu.t that the hopes bails uooa "a.
muLinesn' tefrisor.aI> grsns Of she Sultan NAV -
Yesterday, the 18th q Rsm.z,o vins.,.,.
famous ceremony, which consist, In ,sa.,aS -.
shlrt Of the ProPbst preserved ia an .ns,,.,.., y
The Old sersel'o a. Top sspon Ic.rpoh 80 r.
Sultan, ministers. and hiih disan.,,s. -. I
nited 10 Kiss tbis sacred rcic, which III ~
exposed during SONS days for tue vensr.,iaa -
tic faithful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-31

boffs In one House or the other; sometimes, in
deed, 20 two ola night"
Tie Times, speaking Of the events of the session,
says
"Never within 30 short time have 90 many
names great for station. for patriotism. or tor talent
been sithdeswn from the SCENE The British race,
whether here or on the other side of the Atlantic
has seen iu wor'hies disappear, as II at sudden
ard n general summons. As rrOisssrt tells o. olf
Walter do Marry j, may be said OF SIR hooer'
Peel, tina, bis death afflicted the Nation io' men
knew rot how soou they misht miss his loys'y sho
his pruderce. These events have cNs' ;n sua1 az,
over The ses,iou, On which indeed tnore III res.
ths darn uenoriss Of recen, lie, that have spent
their fl force on our sad sister island and NOT en-,
tirelv ,p,red these wesltbiess and hsPp'e't Of
shcres wee car caly afford mixed consra,al a.ion
sEr .rxtbirg that Parliame msy do BOZ, bearing
thsse ,bine, 10 nind we will venture To say taat
Ire session just ended may fairly take rank among
he vorthiest Ct its p-edece'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-31
lIiscellany'

The Prussisn census for 1919 il just completed.
TIE whole population is found to amount to
l6.33l,sl7 In 1886 The number was 10, ll2,93s.
The plensry diet at Frankfort, 30 called by Aus
ria, ard 20 coD.ttu ted by itsef has closed its
rter by selfdesuoying decree 10 virtue Of which
It's own political decease il declared. Provision
for successor wss made by the expiring plenum
by devolvirg upon the Cabinet o. Vienna the task
II inviting all the governments Of Germany 70 form
artstricted diet.
The fine OF 100000 forms imposed on the
Hungarian Jews has at length been formally re-
mlttsd. and they have pledged themselves 70 de
posit in the haI De Of Government 100000 aorlnr
ts fund fo- Jewish schools.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-31
mi.crilnns0na

NM Deluc, formerly President c. to Dan3
cratic Socislist CJrnuit-c Nesi.''-r ~ d1tor oi
4 Ito Ptubls,) and ihreo cher ~. oeTs Of me
ssme Commit'ec. asve be p zoe CO. they "e-S
,umf diAtel, o. ac S-csct az donci'sfy Waits
we're .nnte'b ihe police A. ths.r 10 tsioss.
a. neds', which has only been distroute1 to
TIRE uvfC Democrats circa.atea 81 present IN Paiis
II is u tas size OF the ola Ebreefsnc pieces, made
Of copper washed, AID provided ~.tl rms IN Or
der 10 be SUSPENDED from the neck. the medal
be ara ON one side these ~Ords- I ere Ia no la
sesinst right French Republic L. the cen'sr
j. a lrisnsle or emblem Of e4u' e., sOrooaoted
With Phryesn cap, end hey. x ,u .uo MIDDLE t|o
hands clasyed with the oofd SJftf0T1e' GA
the three aides II TIE Triangle arc inscribed the
tree dates, l7sg 1880, 1913. On ne eide the
~ dal CCntails IN. EOrds: Civic Souvenir: Re-
nova e the Electoral Introduction, FEBRUARY ~,
Ie4s On he other Dedicated u toe 100000
OF electors osi-tnchsoa BY the Law o. the 3lst
MAY and a iiiile f0rnrr-'l so 10 he mean
time speak, write, tisc 80 con- - eiJ gh'sn y"1-
selves, enghten others.
d. de Lemartne is going % Lon Ion. IA order to
raite the wind for carvstlns s1e saltals tsrrtO
isi grant L. him near Smyrna, and t. buy mAchln-
sry and i'm plenents Of agriculture
The long expected pamphlet Of VI. Dc IL Roche
iscquelin was published on Friday. IL is entitled
e 7rOis Questions scumiss' Il Ia Ndtt0a." Il is
divided ito three pGrts-fIf,, tbs situation Of the
parties II az divide France econd, Of the respect
10 fsmies and, third, OF thu ssvsion OF the cleo
,cral Law. The work is dedicated TO the iahabit
mis- OF NorSihsn Of which the sulh0T IL cre Of iti
representatives. in the Assembly.
A vast number of crows lately slighied on the
trees Of the Tuiieres gardens aud the roof Of the
ps.Gce. i. was found necessary 10 call out 4 num-
beTofme belonging 10 the chasfeufs ofVlnoennes,
who killed 500 Of them.
Some romors having been aflost that tho new
suspension bridge of Eiorensac (Heraultl wss not
strong enough, the contractors recently determined
to try its strength. Before the required weigh!
was put oD, the structure gave way and fell into
the river with several persons who were on it, bat
no life was lost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-31
GERMANY.
The BadS Troops a. mayence.

Intelligence from Frankfort, Of the 18Th instant,
states that the Austrian vice Governor, Won Mer'
teus, had arrived there the previous morning, and,
N conformity with his instructions from Vienna,
had threatened to take measures in opposition to
ne pssssge Of Baden troops which had been an
,Conced. be bad mean while, communicated with
he Burd Commission, and It was announced that
sn agree rad been come e., 10 tbs effect that
;ho Baden troops expected - arrive the 18th, or
lie lezt day, should land At Wesscnau, should
pass rourd The fortress, and embark sgsin beyond
Il The Vice Governor had returned to Aanz with
this propCsal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-31
s.c.rr,ap,.m 10 the Pubic Schools Expunssa

sectsriapism 10 the Public schoeis ExpunNcA
To As Ed,tO, Of 0e NslO POrk 7-sss~s;
/ called your attention few days since 70 inc
introduction ola sectnien readi1s lesson In Coos
Fifth American Reader. am happy to say thai
Mr.. Cobb declares it to be an oversight and unin'
territorial Oh his part he has therefore erpssgea
the Objectionable Lesson, and believe the boo6 %
be now every way worthy Of patronage. ny
other note in ured the sale Of the book. hope ths
may counterfeit the injury.
Yours, truly, h. EDDis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-31
TURKEY.

Lamartine- nIahomet's ehtrt.
M. de Lanartine has taken his departure for
FrMce, visiting by the way the PropPrsy which
has been grated tohim by the Sultan 10 the neigh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-31
The P,pe's niessIsg.

Tire Tines correspondent says; met the POPE
srd be reiinoe Of Mob Guards, Carfinss s1f
Mon, ignores the nisbt before last, on The Civita
Vecchs road about half lessue dis,zst from %.
Peters He had left his csrrisge, AID, attended
hynfeE II his personal friends, was 90 foot en-
owing the fresbness OF beso.fl evening, snt sd
miing a. las, rays Of the setting sun JGst ss he
reached bill on which the glory Of the "god Of
dsy" still int cred, c0uvoy Of five osrrissss CON-
ing from the COAT appeared; aut enc OF the par
sohs 70 The Leading carriage, exceiniug 10 lfsiisn
ADD French. "OB foot, ladies and gentle
the While Of the passengers, ~ least 40 10 NUMBER,
scme French, some Eueish, some Amenca0, aone
Spanish, and the rest La ian, jumped o1t snd tell
on their knesa just A. the Supreme Pontih Jined
them.
The Pope was dressed 10 4 flowing white robs,
With vide crimson bat. and IN tne mifit Oh sas
CsrdiI al. With their gorgeous costume presented
most piciuresqqe object. TIE people kissed hf
feet and his fage-s, each resolving word OF de-
vout stion. Eud ~bs0 that Ceremony ~as al
accommodated Pho Mono, raising IL hands 20 hea'
ven, sad, sith his fire. meiodioOs voch. " Sano
cort, Ltitslrni d dare vol, appeLa arrfyau SOTO
Torntrs dele cupoa die PIctro, Ia bene1kooe
IN nome dell omBipOieDte iddio 90 Feden -
Though f.rdly arrived undsr the shade OF the Gu
lola Of 81 Peters we willingly Give yo1 the Don
scicSon in re name OF the cmnipo'ens toc OF tne
FsittGD The Ho, Father then psssed on, she
a-ouD -ern,irina on their hnoes until no was oat
81 ii, h. nd then only al sro,e-tho ladies' weep
~. AID tie men im JoIag blessings ca his saint
go head | chenced 20 knOg sons 81 the party,
aid IL particular more shan Que oersoa who bad
been the cec,dec enemy o. tre Cncrch. but the
81 ioe y ere converted the spot, and all doc'ared
hey were roacy shed thcis o.ood 10 me service
cf the Supreme Ponth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-31
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, AUGUST 81.

prevailed among O0r party, and hot may ea'sss
uere civcn 70 m. Guvsrnmensin exchange br the
,t,us henediotion Of the Pope. Toe spirit Of the
Papa rule may he dvine. bat ever brsneh o. ne
standardization 10 iDferns', aud leave yog 9, deter
nine II tire supr, me PontIf's beneiicnon OF nav
minute can compensate for tho loss 81 four hpa's
time t. men Of the world. and ths veK1tlnus feeling
ehich accompanies ~ on seeing th'i the Only 90
ieos in view 10 u lsvy 4 tax 20 the pablo % re-
.irce the resqonsble s.lsry which the iovernnens
v,iiiDat give | <ish yoar economical philosophers
rho ,eek 70 recuce year expenditure - continen''l
estnsles. eers present 90 snch OCCASIONS 81 they
zoud see that me iiLpad servans must rob h'i
IDsster, the Government, and the pap'ic Or sllo
tis faasily % s'arve at home Neither here nor a.
Esples il one hall TIE revenue due 70 the Gro an
collected and The psltry saving Of salaries costs too
country sesert millions Of col'r', MT g mention
lie universal decentralization that It sPreads
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-31
FRANCE

o,... osaroa Of tie Fvench Asss@by-
Mos,festo Of tas Aosssgsa'es-I"s@e o. ne Sas.ss =
Baaqssf Of tks Psesscenf % Ogrsrs and sHo OD''s>
az <g~y 1hsfr IaJertai DssOasf,ritons ihs P'e''-
d~rr. Try 81 ne P,esi eeslseidest, Connected Iht,e
,rik- Coaspf-od So tzu-es--f me Phuosopay Of Re-
81, a,so Polsfseat rsass IhS treat Mea Da9se hcse.
menfseys not Nofieed-f>fa hoAtesia Aep Capaety-
tha, the Thsafe.s are d-iag Enotsh P0es and Inef.
denss-Rf ne Ouss,fres &c &C. &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-31

,RROuk,s CIOChs-Ie0 900 CLOCKS OF every 10
j .rrpon maoufsc In The Uuited States, amouS
which arc o. o., q. o G.s, round aod shnp oo.nice
sYtTs Column Comics Marine Levers and English patfsns
on Isromes for sale by tho case, on tho no
Reasonable terms sl49 Corands two doors shove 0feee
wtch-et Au<<<"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-11-20
New Use Of the Telegraph.

I, gives notice of storms! Thus, the
telegraph a, Chicago and Toledo notifies
shipmas,er< a, cleveland and Buffalo, and
also on Lake Ontario, Of the approach Of a
nor,h-wes, storm. The result is practically
of great importance. A hurricane storm
traverses the atmosphere a; about the rate
Of carrier pigeon, namely, sixty miles an
hour. a vessel IN the port of New York,
about to sail for New Orleans, may be tel.
egraphed, twenty hours in advance, that a
southwest storm is advancing on The coasl
from the Gulf Of Mexico. Thus dangers
may be known and avoided. We are only
on the Threshold of the real, substantial
advantages which may be rendered by the
electro telegraph.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-11-20
Written uendbilIs.

II seems strange, yet il IS neyertheless
true, tina. there are Glany persons who yet
continue 10 advertise their ,endues and
public sales by written notices. Such
Tersons are about as far behind the times
as The nun ~ho would attempt to take bis
wheat 10 Philadelphia or Baltimore, with
his own team, simply because he would
have 10 pay small sum as toll and freight
on the canal or railroad. 4 printed hand.
bill strikes the sight at once. aud literally
Speaking. VIC may say he who runs may
read,' while n.nc az. of every ,eu can not
read, even legiblc hand. without some
trouble. There never was better illus.
iration Of the pennywise and pound
foolish" system, than these written adver.
iisemen's. We have known number Of
instances where certain articles which
were much in demand we're unnecessarily
sacrificed by this false idea OF economy.
One more bidder may make a difference
that would pay the printer ten times over.
Auctioneers and business men under
stand all this and iail=uo: TO prof, by it,
Suatury AMERICAN.