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prosperity of the andholdng States will be promoted and
by which will be yielded those States by enabling
them to tax the lands.
think the Senator is mistaken in supposng that this bill
either requires permits States in which there public
lands 10 select their quota within the new States If under
stand the bill correctly, it provides that the States which con-
tain public lands shall select their lands within the terri
tories in which the Indian title has been exngushed and
within the States which contain population. Ru,
whether that be not does affect the main object Of
the bill and the principle which The great object
which have in view, and which presume the representa-
tives OF all the States containing public lands have in vew
at the earliest practicable period dvest the United States
all title to these lands and put them in the private
individuals 80 that the States shall not only derive
taxaon but the general prosperity of the State shall be pro-
NOTED BY increasing the population and the agricultural and
the other productions OF the country proceed upon the
general principle that the sooner the United States vested
of oil title In the public lands the better for the Government
and the better for the people of the States hail the intro
ducuon OF this bill and desire its passage, because think it
contributes very materially the accomplishment of that end
The Senator from Wisconsin has made another objection
to the bill which perhaps has foundation, and which
will propose to obvate at the proper ime by offering
to the first section of the b limiting the size Of
the tracts IN which these lands shall be selected The bill at
present unlimited In that respect and the Senator's objec-
ton seems to me to have foundation because think it
is bad policy to allow lands be entered in large bodies
am IN avor OF subdivision and shall propose the proper
time an amendment in the form Of additional proviso to
the first section:
THAT the lands hereby granted shall be selected
embracing not more than section each"
think that will meet the objection urged BY the Senator,
which the only valid objection have heard against the BILL
Mr. DAVIS Of Mississippi do not propose to into
argument founded upon supposed rivalry between the
new and the old States, and little review the argument
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That the said lands granted shall be sold within the
period three years after the selection has been made
tcabe'
Mr. BERRIEN. desire merely state that The original
bill contains this proviso:
"And shall be the duty Of the States to offer said lands
for sale Immediately and complete the same the earliest
practicable day"
The question then taken coDcurng in the amend
meni and it concurred in.
Mr. CHASE. For the purpose Of making the bill certain
y express intent which attributed by the hono
BILE Senator from Maryland, beg leave to offer amend
ment come in at the eighth line Of the second
ton, sitter the word ''Staes" by inserting the words
" and within the limits Of any State" AS stands
is open controversy whether the location of the land must
be made within the State For the purpose Of excud-
ing all controversy and making that certain which perhaps
may be doubtful offer that amendment If the amendment
prevails it will read
'That the aforesaid after being surveyed shall be
apportoned to the several Sates sections
of sections and whenever there lands OF suitable qua
in State, the quantity to which said State shall De enu
shall be selected from such lands and the quany
ed to any State in which there such lands sna DC
Gated in the territory belonging to the United oes anu n'
within the limits Of any State"
Mr. WALKER. I hope the amendment may Dc ADOPTED.
had drawn up one, and had my hands, 10 'ne ~o1os
Of the amendment proposed AND as ne senate. Hou
MARYLAND has already assured that is tne nenuon Oh
the bill to carry out this principle, this will only make clear
what he assures us is the meaning Of the DILL.
Mr. FOOTE As OF the friends OF the measure SenA
ture n saw that am decidedly in favor OF the amendment
II cannot in nv opinion do the least possible injury to the
bill, and may do great good
/ The amendment was agreed 70. -
several other amendments offered but not adopted
The bin was then be engrosed for athd reading
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10
FAMILY MEDICINES.

fNHE subscriber has been appointed agent fol
J. the sale of the celebrated works, medicines
and instruments of DIR. Fitch, viz:
Six Lectures
on the cause, treatment, and permanent cure Of
Consumption.
SiIvcr-pIated Supporters,
Patent Steel Springs, Shoulder Braces, Silver Ex-
haling Tubes
Medicines,
Including Pulmonary Baisam, Pectoral Expecto-
rant, Pure Medical Cod Liver Oil, Pulmonary
Linment Heart Corrector, Humor Corrector, De-
curative Syrup, Anti-Dyspeptic Mixture, Cathar-
tic Pills, Cholera and Cholc Specific, Verlnifuge,
&c. &c. l N
The above ,om the system of treatment of Pull
monary Consumption, Asthma, Heart DfeaSes,
&C., which has been so elninently successful in
relieving and curing those diseased. All the above
remedies are prepared by DR.. +. for his practice,
and warranted good. His repeutption, founded
on success, will recommend them TO the afflicted,
who will find DR.. Fitch's "Guide TO lnvalds," a
valuable book. 1t is given away at the store OF
the agents. Those suffering from falling of the
womb win find DR.. F?s Supporter light md plea
SAINT, and fitting perfectly, and at the same time
most efficient. The Shoulder Brace, also is light
and efficient. The articles alone, or taken to-
gether, are unsurpassed by any article ever made.
z j. P. FLEMING, only agent for Moigs county;
also, Wholesale and Retail Druggist aud dealer
in Glassware, Window Glass, French, English,
German and American Chemicals, &c. &C., in
Remington'S building, Front street. siililj =
Septamber 10, 1860.-y1. ItI ffF a3lI9N
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10
Pomeroy, April H. lS5l.-n2
ENR. GUYSOTT'S IMPROVED EX-
- TRACT OF YELLOW DOCK &


h. w YSOlIS lMfROY ED EA-
~ LnACEOF YELLOW DOCA N
SAhSAFAH1LLA, put up IN the largest
sized bottles, contains more OF the pure Honduras
Sarsaparlla than any other preparation extant
which is chemically combined with the Extract OF
yellow Dock, the Extract OF Wild Cherry and
Ihe balSam OF FIJI, mus making the remedy more
thoroughly ethcient than any other SarSaparllla
before the public AT the same time ~ is perfect
~ llee from all mineral poiSohS' wnlch cannot De
SAID OF any other OF the SarSaparllla compounds
Inc lnvalldS should beware oil poisons' Mercury
iron, Vuinne' folash' lodlne' sulphur, Arsenlc'
and many other mineral and metallic polsons, en-
ter into, and iom the active basis OF most OF the
SarSaparliaS ana fanaceaS Oh tne day. GuySotrs
Compound Extract OF yellow DOCK ana Sarsapa-
MIA uoes not contain parhcie OF tnese suDStan-
ces; as any one can ascertain py applying the ne
ccSSary tests
These polSonS may occasionally remove the DIS
ease out they 80 Vlllale the pooa ana completely
lmpfegnate the whole system with thelr Daaeiul
encc's that lhe rst cold OF the nrst attaok OF ds
ease prostrateS the pahenrs stfengtn, ana SUD
lects INN or her 10 the most excrutiating torture,
ana renders another cure almost impossible and
nopeleSt Lei all poisonous oalSapariiia pIepara-
IlohS alone ana use GuySous improved Extract Oh
Sarsaparllla when Is thoroughly eihcaclouS, per
iectly harmless, and purely vegetable All KINDS
Of dlseose Yeld 10 lts GENIAL influence;
Inc IolloWllg Is an extract OF leIter uateu
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10

QOUNTY HANDBAGS those who served in
Dthe War of 1912 with Great Britain or anYpf the
Indian. have received aeopy of thelateA Act Of
Congress, passed September 2S, 1880, granting
Bounty land, &C., and am prepared to procure
lands under the provisions of said. 3t9
Those desiring information concerning their
rights TO lands can be informed by application to
me. No change will be made except in cases pro-
wing successful and in such charges will bereason-
able. asA9
tsg.'l J. CARTWRIGHT.
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NEWH GOODS!

l.--lfL 81. INnF slIsga u ~, h
NE UNDERESTIMATE nave no" isVS1ysu iSST,e tls,i VIZ
! STOCK Of Sprlng ana summer u0VDN' 0V"-
slsung m part as ioilows' -, -, f..,;o,,.,,,..
Vu0 pcs Prnts-the newest aaa , ilVs. "a ias
- styles; 5Asf s.. =. y, ,ssi ...., (,
% Furniture Chntz-yefy flsh;
ia " Saunetts, knmne 0iotn' eossllnetes anu
heiseys, L..s..l .,,,a,s. a i,',i
e5 Kentucky Jeans, various coiUls; %a1s A,,,.o...
Blue biack, aIa ~
10 Eastern LinseyS, ui Vai'o"e
le5 New style GmgnsamqsS; ans 81 t,gissy q.
200 boits BLOWN Mushn, ga uss., .fr5i s..itss5
l0O .s 90 enSap' 'p 5,..-es
20 pcs. Planners, an ccioiS ,;a,.
l6O bleacheu MuS,li.S al Gse,on Flonnels.
Bleached ana brown DIilis !, anu l.i.a. oa.
Apron Cnechs anu Oaecn IN, t,ahroaerea a Plaid.
Shawls-Tmbet WOOL o1A In. EooSs ysrv hand,
Cashmere ana " Lane DieH' o'O''
some; No,,, s,v,es.
~ cases hats anu GspS' ntp IA taS" cotche,s.
umprelias, oaipe, paSs So a c,";ss - Nun Muslins.
Jaconets' OamoIichs, , nooH, N,s.".s;,svs >
- sauu1eay L., Ua,,ss.
Saddle Trees % ana puesy iia'No''
Oli ana yum oiotn, I.h ii Coach Iace.ss4 ,.sf :.
rstent pSsn heasne. snJ oo"s1 - ,,.is. ~,
aIes Iialhess va rrL Locks. a,s,
OaiPe' Dag rrares anu e,;.r,,n.. tg q ~,
Duchies' piiu,c pi.'S auu s1Iy 49,. a 4,
rem onaps, igiess ni''ss a,.I S.ua;n Wehb, @
npuis nauole a .;sa,n tGsn a,u p;n@s.,~ ~,
nt,, r,eineAs a,'S S,"o ThsoaS "a GIN. hBf
c,l Dlieue Sm Snu enos 6il.L;S. qJasf4s.l Stgf
Sssi Sta,n w a1u a,,i,s oho. and Hammers.
Ssuulel asseeS, d Cnt,;na h,nsts. n a Ei!
Du.tens nnsSs sno va tso.s Na;,s.s iEsaso ~.
paa p ocIews, oRo Ss anu and cayraas HANDLES and
Di"'0 iDIa:eey DN = - - So 80 ,-f1resg
n 49,, aasSS, a Co,,;.c. snr;nos ond Dash Frames;
DDussy anu T,o,b SJ anS 7 ops aothey.
Sui'in l 0io.i a',r in Sodde,., line
anu e''i' o'"e' ISnrdw@re. - ri "a 7s5'
so a;aaren, binds of Iocks and Lotches; ste
az au ulnet Lils nt IsIHS F;,os % ond Pssns. M
An An i;nJs h; ~ f,h;ssIs ond plain R;tts.
Al n Minus VI .solSo,,S any p;.,n.
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Notice

I S HEREBY GIVEN, to Matilda Patterson, Jane
/ Patterson and Samuel Grafton Patterson, minor
children of Wm. Patterson, deceased, residing in
Linn county, Iowa, that James Robb, Admins
traitor of VIM. Patterson late of said county of
Linn, deceased, did, on the 5th day of May,
1851, file his petition in the Court of Common
Pleas of Meigs county, Ohio, praying for author
ity to execute real contract which was made by
said VIM. Patterson in his lifetime, with Samuel
Kirkendall, for the sale and conveyance OF eighty
acres of land in the north east corner Of Fraction
numbdr, 1, in Town and Range 13, in said coun-
ty of Meigs. NJ. HECKARD,
May 8, 1851 .-n31w3 Atty for Petitioner.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10

How MEN SHOULD TREAT WoMEN.--A
A Persian poel gives The following nsruc
lions OH this importan, point:
"When thou art married, seek to please
Thy wife, but listen NOT 10 all she says
Prom mans right side rib wasaaken TO
form the woman, and never was there seen
rib quite s,rnight. il breaks, but bends
not. Since then il is plain that crooked is
womun's temper, forgive her faults and blame
her not nor le, her anger thee, nor corec-
,ion use, as II is in vain to slrNighten that
which is crooked"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10
OLD BACHELORS.

: The bachelor, in nine cases out of ten, is
and remains one, not because he has been
procraslina,ing with marriage. and poslpo'
ming The happy day until it can never arrive,
but because he has been 100 eager in his el-
forts 10 cut off his bachelorshP. He is a
bachelor, moi because he delayed his offers
100 long, but because he made twenty that
were never accepted.
Who does not perfectly understand thar
every bachelor of fifty has been judiciously
refused NJ least five times! Instead of sup
posing that he never made an offer Of his
hand, suppose with great truth thai he has
made goose Of himself altogether.
He has seens fascinater OF seventeen, an
enchantress of twenty, an angel oil twenty.
three, goddess under thirty, and divinity,
fat, fair and something else-and TO each has
opened his eyes. lie Inodcsily assumed, in
every case, thar there was heart TO lei
for single gentleman, furnished; and OF
course he had decided mo" from the la
dy's lips, which was equivalent 10 the door
being slammed in his face, and glance of
scorn from u pair of eyes over which the
fair lids Immediately dioppcd in dlsdain,
which was equivalent TO the blinds being
drawn down.
No, no; neyci conclude that The old BACH
elor has been procrasIinator. ltwcro a
culpabie excess of charity TO regard him as
a waiter upon Providence, a hahger.onupon
The skins Of life, lolcrer upon the way
side, content 10 be picked ny by the compass
sionaie, ' ~"
Call him an of1shoo, Of antiquity, a match
less noncnlily, one Of the odds.and-ends Of
humanity. tho fossil remains Of an animal
happily extinct pnrl Of n LOT knocked down
al The fall of Nineveh, piece of mortal
stuff thrown aside us Of no use when NOR
tally wps fashioned, scrap Of waste clay
set walking. chip Of the iag.end Of the
ark--say all this, and in most instances il
will be gross aaltcry.
Depend upon il, the case generally is as it
has just tcen stated. |, is moi that he has
never had The Oouruge 10 pop the question:
it is. that he never had the mingled VIII and
modesiy to doit properly. +4 s2e
sI
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10
Severe Deafness Curad.

The following Is an extract from letter lately receives
from distinguished physician In the State Of Virginia
"A H. CHRisrIE, M D.-Dsar Sir, Ono Of nv pstisntn
unknown to obtained your Galvane Bell and Nsekleec
with the Magnetic Fluid for serious affection of Deaf
ness The case was that Of lady whose Nervous sySem
wos much dordeIed and her general health poor Much
was done previously to the application Of the Bolt but WIN
very little and feel II only right 10 tell YOU tha
since she commenced wearing the Belt and using he Fua
but few weeks ago, she has ENTIRELY nECOVERED
HER HEARING, and her general health Il better than co
several years" flIslI9-7T7T ! ! T'.i-1T -
@ Every Of Deafness be NeryouS q Esnsrnly
U, can po cured Dy this wonderful namedH. -e
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10
FIrs AND coNvuLsloNa.

These alarming and terrible comp nta are always eauss
BY drangemsn Of hr Nerves. Tha BELT BAAcELETs ANp
FLUID will cure nearly every matter how young O.
kcw old the patient or how confirmed the Complaint Nu
Csrous and astonishing proofs in pO'sSon Of the pro
GTMany hundred Certificates from all parts o
the country Of the most extraordinary chaIactaf
can be given, if required. a9 r.
u No trouble or inconvenience attends the use
Of CIR. CHRlSTIE'S GALVANIC ARTICLES, and
they may be worn by the most feeble and delicate,
with yerfect ease and safety. Iu many cases the
sensation attending their use is highly pleasant
and agreeable, They can be sent to any part Of
the country
Prices, az
The Galvanic Bel1, Three Dollnm,
The Galvanic Necklace, Two Dollars. i,n
The Galvanio Bracelets, ~ One Dollar Bach. y
The Magnetic Fluid One Dollar. lifli
The articles are az companied byfull and plain
directions. Psmphkts with full particulars may
De had OF the authorized Agent ~ wa
gJPARTIcULAR CAUTION. Beware OF Counter
feits and Worthless limitations. ttf,t5'.st 8 9a.
GFD.C. M0REHEAD, M. d., General Agent
for the United States, lS2 Broadway, New York.
GFJ1 P. FLEMING aud ID. REED, authorized
Agents for Meigs county. nol0yT.y aL
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10
ALAY OF LOVE.
BY ESQ. p. PRENTICE.

~ 3 &---~ f1 aA
Yci once sgnin I've seen thee, q aagei
And my very thought is ,hine, ...r
Ay,l kneel 10 shee in worship -siai.
As 10 40 idol-shrine, @
Inmy spirits silent chambers,
Where hope may never be-,
One lonely light is burning VS.
IT'S holy love Of ihce.
! see lhoe--oh, 1 see ihee
In Ihc shadows on the river,
] see The in the moons sweet beams
Thai on the bright lake quiver; if
see thee in the miss that move
Like speclres DER the streams,
And at Midnight deep see thee
In ihe shadow world Of dreams.
see ,hee--oh, Iseethee @ u
In the gentle flowers Of spring,
And in the lint the rainbow wears
.at Upon It's fleeing wing;
l see thee in the sunset hues Hr
That 2ush along the wcst,
And ! see The in the dew.drop 7a fnae.
That gems the rs breast. ) s.a
hear lhee--oh, hear thee @
In the murmuring of the waves,
And in the soft and twilight gush
Oi fountains from their caves;
hear thy VOICES music -o-
In each sound ,haI wanders by
In the cadence'.of The night bird,
And the winds mysterious sigh.
hear thee oh, hear lhee
In the chime Of evening bells,
And in The lone that DER the deep
AT solemn twilight swells;
hear thee in the fores,-lyres
Swept by the breath Of even,
And In The low, deep spirit voice
Tha, tells the soul Of heaven.
love ,hee-oh, love thee
There's naughl in The bright blue skies
No lovely thing Of earth but brings
Thy sweet form 10 my eyes;
love thee, and .here's not sound,
Atone 10 my spirit dcnl,
A breath from natures slip. bu, gives
Thy voice 10 my ruvished car. a-
love ,hce--oh, love thee s,. F..
Thou art in the darkest hour
To my soul a snr, a founi, a bird,
A music lone, flower;
love thee, and .hy dear thought thrills
Each fibre G my frame,
Like Heavens ownlighlning, and my hear
In each lhrob calls .hy name.
| love thec--oh. | love thee,
And would these words were borne
To lhec on every holy breeze
OF even,ide and morn;
love thee, and would these words
Were written on The sky,
And on each star and flower and leaf
That greet my gentle eye.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10
Il, "a 4 BRANTs.S r5 81 rs asi
PULMONARY RiISAh,
The Great COUGH REMEDY.

Many yeara Of experience, and more than q Hundred
ThVusand Cures Of ConsumptiVe Complains, have
proved to the undcubed .ascOn Of ali persons who have
become acquainted with this wonderful remedy Rrenf-
~ superior, becsnse s soothing and hsao and ssors
certain TO- cure Congumptlon OF the Lungs, than any
other Remedy In the world We know however, hdt II SAID
hy some that Consumption not be cured Be the opin
ion Of the many or The few we shall not attempt TO argue with
proved IN thousands q that this medicine has cured
Couohs and dsaas which, bSs the cures easced
called real Consumption, and which attended with
syMpioMs that esembled and In all rep e eymp
toms Of those ho de and s dead said to have died with
that fatal disease Colsumptlon. This Basan bss cured
ouaands OF peraons who ead to be hopeesey Afflicted
who had hard dry rdnng COughsPaiis in the Breast,
sde and Badk-Dihicuty Of Breathing- EzPse
tordton Feper- Night Sceats-and Wastfug away
o. se Eesh and Blood Persons having such sonpan!s
longer This Medicine has cured come who supposed
DO dying state, but BY the Of this remedy they
now live, and enjoy good health LAtt T-tt'
This BalsaIn pvsy vegetable compound III pleas
any circumstances II effects m wonderful and dmo Ii-
Cures BY Purifyng, Strengthening and Invig.
Grating the whole systemby egudlg The circulation and
producing healthy actonthus aaynQ Cougl-OOtain0 Ms
Nerves-end aiding and facilitating Expect0faton. II
Cur0a the following diseases. viz = d
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10
Sale Of Real Estate by order OF Court

ChAc VI 1NeahA ESIdtc Dy OfOef Oh COURT.
NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN that will, on
! y the 5th day of July next, at the door Of
Court in Meigs county, offer for sale the follow
ng described parcel of land situate in said coun-
ty, to wit: Being tract of land in Salisbury
township, now owned and occupied by Royal G.
Grant, commencing at the fall of the rock on
the river hill six rods east of the west line of
section eight, town two, range 13; thence running
north to the north line of the southwest quarter
of said section thence east IA rods; thence south
to the face of the rock on the river hill thence
westerly to the place of beginning. Also, par
eel of land fifty feet wide and seventy-fve long,
with the coal platform thereon in front of the
coal arch, or entry, now open in said hill, with
the free right of way from said hill to said plat
form, and the common right of way twenty feet
in width from said platform to the river with the
railway built or laid thereon; also, the landing
in front, nine rods in width up and down the
Ohio riverf in front of the foregoing property
Ordered, by a decree of tho Court of Common
Pleas Of Meigs county, to be sold as tbs property
of ROYAL G. Grant at the suit of Ann Mcdaniel
Appraised at 1856.
a ... TIL. IRWIN,
Master Com'r. NJ G.
June 5, 1S51.-nS5w5. 81 50.
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AGAINST CREnIT.--Harinp

CtASH AGAINST CREDIT.--Having
Nladopted the Cash system, offer to the citizens
generally splendid opportunity Of realizing its
advantages. Cash should give its poSSessor an
advantage which under the present system of trade
he fails to realize; it being an undenable fact that
no business can be conducted as cheap for credit
as cash, and no fair dealing man will make dis
tinction prejudicial to either when two classes of
customers are brought face TO face
Therefore, in order to reward industry and fru-
gality, have established ONE PLACE in Pomeroy
where you can save money by Spending it at
dec12' '50no12. ii. B. SMITHS,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10
DR.. CHRISTIE's sra
GALVANIC BRACHL ETS

Are found OF vast service In Of Conyusons or Hits
epasmodc Complaints and general Nervous Affections Of
Head and upper extrems Also in Palsy and PrayaS and
all diseases caused by deficiency Of power or Eervons
Energy in the limbs or other organs Of the body -