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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-17
TIRCULAR.-At the reopening of the

CIRCULAR.-At the reopening OF tho
~ musical season the uad.rlsn.d oes to direct the Al
tentsn af iheu ADD the nusrs public 10 gene
raj to their MUSICAL CIRCULATING Library,
which. having heea greatly enlarged AID completed Goa
a collection Of aswsrd II II eco anm'sr e,'nl-
prsHg the Compositions OF all the classical and setera
European composers
The terms Of subscription rsmlia unsltered
For one year --.-.--------st For three months ~
For sla months -.-....-- Pavab e IN advance.
Subscribers the whole year have the advantage Of
premium. consisting of So worth OF music Al thsr ows
choice
To the lovers Of thss Is now offered sn eppor-
iuaty have c0pstsntly at very moderate esp-nss
the $50 Of large ahd we'll assorted COLLECTIONS Of muse,
enabling then become aaAAiaied vl'h the wNks of all
the ancient and modern masters OF Ge many, France A4
Italy
An appendix Catalogue containing the yey latest
compositions he present da, has asi bcoa published
and will be flrnl. he'd 10 subscribers gratis
KERkSIkG BREUSlNG, lmporsrs Of
% imMN&Es Fers1gn Muse. No. tii Broadway.
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AR.cey. Co r. AMERICAN RIFLEs, Dec. is, 1885,
IL IA IL AnlrrIcan 1 81 :

ARNCgN. CO r. AMERICAN MILES, Dec 10 lSll.
TO Alta ateeting Of 60. d, American Rides,
A,lc M he Aimor, tic the io siDs
itson we've W slinonsi, adopted
Kesoitsd That the Con mtee # Afr4nceusnts OF tnt
Me- Castle tfsrdea INST
IA h. AUT If hoSSuTH eIfiOd 10 ceasue io TIE un
cent? many which the resnsais were sea'si
Eirst Regiment having neither seats or seeing pc
sroLs,
Rescitsd That While hos or KoSsUrH aud the cslse
he advocates dsspse The procrSsnain acd wast 81
,ttrsy DISPLAYED by the superior sfcss Of the .rSi ID
vs. on vi ch results ever aiioB AID dscnn
nation IA even I.gln ent from We ssust -,
Rtsc!teg That wkis felI ourselves insaet b. the
csaltr N Which ~sre usXed on ibe above evening",
~ ach hls officer OF The flrst kegln "a
Int /. a ousees grossly suited and imposed u2an Oy
hose vho c imposed The COMMITTEE Of ArAHgemests
who fied la &c Avall abe space with psgsoas ale se
MOI IA ANS way Hn.ced With The Dlvsos oG ATE ever
hs ,t and forem,s IN he ranks o ia,sio2eh
HCsO.vtS TsAt tender vote OF thanks 70 bfS Orn
sDe.T.no Col with thor field and staH o'sfs, fj'
her console sion aud cenrtrsy behalf on iae
above evening IhOS a OLON EN-, I ma
X MOORE, Secretary oif ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-17

srv,NineWenth Ward.-Ths Desecrasic whiss Of
ssss, lsrssd~ss, nsar isih.st) WEDNESDAY,, i7th
Al ~'~tth ihs henis Hf IN. p VI Tor the purpose
A.. i've MANNERS - the Vi Gsa.r4l Comm ssse,
nee,s 10 The yo~ug hsn's General Comnlstoe AID
4. ~ I'VE risss 20 Constitute Ward Committee ior
VAC f.rt The sRsBiFg,sAr
NJ tidsT Of the War COMMITTEE,
v,, JAMES B0wLEY, CkNrmaa-
lillian CARr~RIonT. Secretary. Gle 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-17

~ Third Yard In pufsgaDcs OF the carl OF tue
a., eDsal COMMITTEE the Wa of he Hid Ward ave
.mss,,u Ia meet a. No 81 Warre.-st WEDNESDAY,.
~, nst frtm TO o'cicek M for The purpose Of
.,s,pg WaId COMMITTEES aoe bys Dsieg t'es II esca VI
"a. General Con ntess for the ensuing year The cleo
- he under the supervision Of the Wing inspectors of
1.Wza b. order OF The Hid Ward Wing JOnmttce.
A. S. JONES. Chairman, pro TEN
inow PAYER Sees DIS 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-17

Nv Eleventh Ward-Tbe Democratic Wig Fec
AitA wsd TsqustitG 10 meet ~ q "a asti
N.',d Avsoas asd FOdT h-si.. on ~EpN g "a ].
$50 Dte-sber. inst be- een the hours oi ana ,
psnuan, to he DIRE sIons Of tbs Gsnersl Conmit'
steei ~ ballot hvs bsrs OF he Ssaei ana ave
C..a.su he Jusisr Geres Al Committees. aod az
N.ennet JOSEo9 aRpOrr ChA,rnan
htNlNrT SxlTu Secretary die re
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-17
rF5' thirteenth Ward.-Parssab, to the call q tn.

III thirteenth Ward.-Pnrsssbt to the call II the
Wig Gel eTA 6, mmIt,e. the Is 81 tse KILN Ward
= assembls AZ Tn tan Hall NJ 400 Dfapa
S. WLDSESDAY Y, l7,h INST between tue hours 0f 5
and O'Clock the afternoon. TO Q ect. bv Oa1t, ;
De tue Whe Ger eral Committee Delegates 70
the Wig Young Meas General Commit C, aad Wari
e. umi'ee # u for the ensuing ,eir Inc p1u
vii Ne nysn t. 0cls ck NJ undeg the dtscusn
II he following hamed Inspect Gilbert Dstt'n,
Andrew Croft AMI DAVID II. FoIbss ~ gider Of the
Ward e. nmtee o NEWCOIb, thtf1A
& SOUIE. SsCrc!ary. diD u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-17

~ Temperance Neetirg.-Toe JNta Ward Tenn
psJ.lcs Alsl ~I hold lssif Ieg1 AZ moatGf meeting
ms EVENING al "a ciocs, M the Chd-eh eofssr 81
B,cssr and Downing Ats Several able and s'ins nsned
,rs,bss NJ sodrsss the meeting LADIES' and ssaenea
~ ASA CHILD, President
THOMAS EAssoE, Secretary. an ~
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5pssi0i Ncfssse.

-. :. 1D,uscr.sic Whis General comGiss =
-, o.. !, s5s-fEs tlchihS fssosS'shs
jsbi ~ ~ rsr,l,l s,f-st Il tLs nhss ~ 80
81 Stat. - .hs rex i. csecti, = hsy 60 Of ,hs
!. e.,loss cor Own rsbAs -na 49,, u Wing nc g,g
~, ,assl4 teach rs 'b-t - efi'r !" seer lrs.e
pN..,yia b.p petty lealJosios ah1 i' ,',s.s "a
sssiNlE al, - .e "a -. pa go. eh .re -
sSsf = he CT = r., .s',., "a LAD ID,
a,.oA,d, rh. The Was = "s - -, esx.,s"a
iatheo "a ID - al n.,.d And O'ss a. "a - al 70
- NJ a.. scv.s sls - Ia, sacred .Hs'fu "S-t ~h
al ,h,g .Sise, ~ soyeoi1n oi tae n'etr's aa1 -
rs H.. o. s3cn ANA ever ) 90 M ne Nhl1A .,, n
49, Thofcf re- 'ha, rsafirE or s'ol,,%,.'< a
kle.tss.. Measure n;roanrsd ~ HeNaY SLA' "a
lteN rs,a,e IA $40 aa or vi ID Faces @nh l"s q" E"
5t IN, g. s.4r. q Oy'eJ ~ Abns. >s''c "'e' .
.ssItN,oroved end Iea3ep'ed u wing st's = ns"n
w - Issreg.oirs tofb tOIJf'nD'~'s ., h""''
vstlah c-eGita' e . tts Whss 81 "a. So Il
.r,fgis aahsftS 20 q. ra,f . ha.e "a " ''.H
y.f ass the wings he Unr'n, ca "a i' "' "' -
sls ss6,a snrcd snt slci"i'ons yAiiy. go. ,o;n, Pm,
W, foIi,sIng vas ys-sed IN fierssce !, ne ''"s II
ssyl,ss H., the Dsaoe,stIc Wig Electors Of rhs
- Do ysoucs 81 o. meet a. tseif usual nsao - "
!. ,scs a,be pia~ct - the arc '' - or, ,,,.s
a isasi Two dsys evlou 20 me das 81 atc
a.. nh cav OF DeesnDc,, iDs fg1n o30clccs' n
o. wa vbp I,enessl COMMITTEE i've 10 he Dsn"c- stc
20. ycusr Meas General COTrree sad ward Con-
80, for se ensuing year. soa tRat sad ara Com".ie7
s.s.d =. 5af a. ,OssIpis 20 appoint The I9spertors
~ Fleciou from me Wing Is.p.c'es ,a her -sseral
q "a. si.e,.d fsr tse Genera Eisetnn
JOSEPH N. PRICE, Chairman.
ySnS n wv LswIs j., Wee Chimes.
JosRFH T. MILLS, &C pro TEN a. 9iSD'o'"
n second Ward.-in JnIsns,t. ~ Ne ,sil ~ vac
sssy soiifeo thar Pnms ectSn will tAse pl ace al
Su,s Bu IJ,pgs, ber Of Gold and Nll.nst GA
rsfeEsDAY I7th pst ( or, - o'c' Ak, 81 IN
"A. rsyuo,e fch ossrr W ard COMMITTEES AMI five dele
,slsesck Of the General &" Ltee. tor the enSnio9
Ear The election TO ~ oal0: under he sunev ior
te Wing Insp, elors elect BY order Of the lid Ward
Qusrt.s. GIDEON CLif iON' CnAm~u'
r. j. CHAMBERS, s.e.ts,ies die 2ts
la. kEsr,
xI;1 No.. 4. ,,,..,,,c, a, ,hs o,,i Of IN,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-17

c. Ladies Fair.-ree l'tes OF tne Fr.e Chnfch 81
A.. Fp,, onu Far for the bsneh II SAID harch,
MlaFa sue Hal, Ne ,5eI Bts'd.sy. o.sS.ss p,iass
D.r y and "a from n A n to i0P NJ rAs aif-i dance
-, 80 3t'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-17

~ The meeting of Artists, friendy 20 the cause
% kr.ttoa ~ Huhgay held al he Ieons FL me NAcna
Acscttnv on Nca0as evening and sdloofned over 10
u.dp.sdsy ri the recetioti ID. S"9sche Ine &c
The absrce fine President, Nh ) vas
hen ~nh arc III. ~sh II al. should b present sad pre-
40 IN meet a. o'clock iha eVeEnF THIS. Neisss
d.. Dec n nj the same place N.'nnal Acsda-
Associates and all the members Of The prl-ssloa
IA he civ "a hsfsIe. are requssed 70 attend ~ "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-17

(Y Fourteenth Ward.-At NEE los 81 ths Dstn'
crate hg Commute # The FtnIteenth Nayd held AZ
TIE Island City, the 18Th day " Dreenpsf, mo- ant
the DsnocrstIc Wing Electors o tie Sa'd requested
the bIeatsay Honss on he l1Lh day of De
conber, ins,an', henl T. o'clock IL The areraooo
70 elect ~ ballet FIVE Delegates to he De9ocra'Ic
VIM c. neral C0nnitiee. FIVE TO tho Democrlic wing
Young MEMS General Committee, and q NAsd Commit
tee for tie ensuing ytL
he.su X cnarGs, SIG Ct and welsh we're appointed In
,psctors II Election JNo Il SCOLES, Chairman.
EHApIrS MfYFRS Secy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-17

~ ~. sIsa ffom 10 PM T,tIS DAf.-rhe Nays II
oPpossa 20 qus> Il all nos Wi ta'iy al
,pells std "a. pert The following Ticket -
xSts'st sifics-hobeit J JlBmsr"s, WIN. L
Isolel, Peter Hustso. Lso-s <. ylcs h'oer
.teteier l0gag Meas GeseTai C0R.air,es-kchs J..
st &c rre Satf 10. seaman Joha,oa, lohH LsAters.
= SS%lAh. NsTd Ccsmiiite-Pvr..I 6 Shefna., Lee
pS ycha 4 Buutsie SAnus II Dem ~, thAS VI
=. ,1,h, Dati,l Herf4cS. Hamilton Aats sc, " Nj
" william Gray samuel y Paterson, X ,heft KELSEY
-, eAioN AND HARsoSV or tbs WIG PARTY fht
:" w fKSr THING - be CoNSloSksO
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-, The wEagIand Society In the Csty

NfW
<eUN York will hOc lie al ace ing Tor me tIAsstf
ton ii be- and for tie ec'ioa OF Ohlcefs tJ we
ensuing year, on MONDAY. Dec ~, az u o'clock, N. a.
lie hsro, House EpHN KIhGSBURY. Secretary
Ths Anuual Address ~ c9mmenortiion 81 tne ,sA,nns
Of the Pier ms Will he delivered by Hon GEO MI
TtFp of Boston on the ed Dee al y Al the bfiad
nay Tabernacle Abundance fee
Tbs So iety and rs Guests will dine at ne Aof y me
e ~ -. ~. ar. DC t11d
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-26
FAMILY MEDICINES

THE subscriber hNs been appointed agent for
l. the sale Of the celebrated works, medicines
and instruments of DR.. Fitch viz:
Six Lectures
on the cause, treatment, and permanent cure of
Consumption.
Silver-pIatcd Supporters,
Patent Steel Springs, Shoulder Braces, Silver Ex-
haling Tubes,
Medicines,
Including Pulmonary BaiSam Pectoral Expecto-
rant Pure Medical Cod Liver Oil, Pulmonary
Liniment, Heart Conector, Humor Corrector, De-
curative Syrup, Anti-Dyspeptic Mixture Cathar-
TIC Pills, Cholera and Cholic Specific, Vermifuge,
&c. &c.
The above ,om the system of treatment Of Pull
monary Consumption, Asthma, Heart Diseases,
&C., which has been so eminently successful in
relieving and curing those diseased. All the above
remedies are prepared by DR.. F. for his practice,
and warranted good. His repeutston, founded
on success will recommend them to the afflicted,
who will find DR.. Ftch's "Gude 10 Invalids," a
valuable book. Ii is given away at the store of
the agents. Those suffering from falling Of the
womb will find DR.. F,'s Supporter light aud plea
SAINT, and fitting perfectly, and at the same time
most efficient. The Shoulder Brace, also il light
and efficient. The articles alone, or taken to-
getheT, are unsurpassed by any article ever made.
j. T. FLEMING, only agent for Meigs county;
also, Wholesale and Retail Druggist, and dealer
In Glassware, Window Glass, French, English,
German and American Chemicals, &c. &C., in
Remington's building, Front street.
September 10, iS50.-yl. y
ENIFTX BARRELS Muskipgum Salt for
Il. H.. A -.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-26
| R. GUYSOTT'S IMPROVED EX.
. TRACT OF YELLOW DOCK a.

I R. GUYSOTT'S IMPROVED EX.
IL TRACT OF YELLOW DOCK a.
SAKSAPARILLA, put up in the largest
sized bottles, contains more of the pure Honduras
Sarssparilla than any other preparation extant,
which is chemically combined with the Extract of
Yellow Dock the Extract of Wild Cherry, and
the Balsam of Fir, thus making the remedy more
thoroughly efficient than any other Sarsaparilla
before the public. AT the same time it is perfect
ly free from all mineral poisons, which cannot be
said of any other of the Sarsaparilla compounds.
The inyalids should beware of posons. Mercury,
Iron, Quinine, Potash, Iodine Sulphur, Arsenic,
and many other mineral and metallic poisons, en-
ter into, and form the active basis of most of the
SarSaparillas and Panaceas of the day. Guysott S
Compound Extract of Yellow Dock. and Sarsapa-
rlla does not contain particle of these Substan-
ces; as any ono can ascertain by applying the ne
ceSSary tests.
These poiSonS may occasionally remove the dis
ease, but they so vtiatc the blood and completely
ilnpregnate the whole system with their baneful
effects, that the first cold, or the first attack of dis
ease, proStrateS the PATIENTS strength, and sub
lects him or her TO- the most excrutiating torture
and renders another cure almost impossible and
hopeleSt. Let all poisonous Sarsaparilla prepara-
tons alone and use GuysottS Improved Extract OF
Sarsaparlla, which is thoroughly efficacious per-
fectly harmless, and purely vegetable. All kinds
vi ulSeaSe ylelu lO llS GENIAL lnHuence.
The following is an extract of letter dated
March q, 1850, from E. B. Perkins, NJ. D., high
ly respectable physician Of Marietta, Ohio:
JoHN PARK-Dear Sir; have under my care a
young woman who, for sixteen years, has been
suffering from liberated Limbs, and whose case
has been pronounced hopeless by three of our best
physicians. took her into my family, and have
used GuySottS Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla free
ly, and am confident that the Yellow Dock and
Sarsaparilla will effect permanent cure. She is
IN better general health than she has ever been
before, and walks amile or two without fatigue or
pain. A year ago she used crutches. | will re-
pom the case in due time. Very respectfully,
E. B. BERKINS.
D' None genuine unless put up in large bottles,
containing quart, and name of the Syrup blowed
IN the plasS, with the written signature, S. f.
Bennett, on the outside wrapper.
pPnce 81 p9r bottle or six bottles for So.
Soldb ]. d. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Northeast corner of Fourth and Walnut sts-en-
trance on Walnut st.-to whom all orders must be
addressed, tits also sold by the following persons:
ID. REED, Pomeroy
g. w. COOPER & CO., Chester
J. CAPEHART q CO., Point Pleasant.
JOHN FRAME, Coolvillc.
JOHN PERKINS, Athens.
MAGUET & NARET, Gallipolis.
S. S. MURRAY, Wilkcsvillc.
y J. G. BYRNE, Porter.
April IL, 1851. 1.-n2S
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-26
ON THE USE OF MULES.

l Mules, on general average, live
more than twice as long as horses. They
are Fl, for service from three. years OLD 10
thirty. A, twelve horse has seen his best
days and is going down bill, bu, mule at
that age has scarcely risen out Of his colt
hood, and goes on improving ill he is
twenty Instances are recorded Of mules
living sixty or seventy years, but these arr
exceptions. The general rule is that ,hoy
average .hirty.
8. Mules are never exposed TO disease as
horses. Immense sums Of money are an
nually lost in The premature death OF high
spirited horses by accident and disease
The omnibus lines in the tiy Of n York
have moi been able 10 sustain their losses
and ore beginning 10 make use Of mules, as
less liable by far 10 accidents and disease
This results from The next consideration
which is that
). Mules have organs Of vision and hear.
ing far superior 10 those of the horse
Hence they seldom sheer and lrighlen and
run off, A horse lrighIens because he
imagines he secs something (righlrul; but Q
mule having superior discernment, both by
he eye and ear, understands every thing he
meets, and therefore is sale. For the same
reason he 10 surer footed, and hence more
valuable in monnlainous regions aud on
dangerous roads. | doubt whether on the
Alpine palhs mule ever made misstep.-
fIe may have been deceived in The irmness
of the spot where Re Sc, his foot, bur
not in the proprie,y ofthe choice all ap.
pearances cont idered.
4. The Mule is much more hardy than
the horse. A pair Of those animals, owned
by a neighbor of mine, although small in
size, will pillow more land in week Than
four horses. Their faculty Of endurance is
almost incredible.
b. Another very important iucl is that in
the matter of food, mule will live and
thrive on less than half it takes TO keep a
horse. The horses Of England at this time
are consuming grain which would save the
lives Of thousands Of British subjects. In
national point Of view, The agricultural inter.
est is SO great that the greater the demand
for all grains the bcucr for the farmer. But
yet individual farmers who ure in debt, and
whose land is not improved, would find j,
profitable in the course often years, to have
the labor Of full team, and TO save one
half aud more of the food necessary to keep
!, up, as il NiehI be the case in substituting
Mules for Horses
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-26
Sir John FrankIin-This

Cir John Franklin-This brave Naviga-
\ tor has not yet been found, and his wife mourns
because she has not his Daguerreotype likeness.
Alas he put off until it was too late.
Professor WooLLY has taken rooms at A Sted-
mans, in Middleport, where he will remain but a
few days, ready and happy tc wait on those who
may be so fortunate as to give him a call.
Professor WooLLY has just received from New
York the Electro Galvanico, which enables him to
take better Pictures than has ever been taken in
the West and warranted to be inferior to none in
the world, and cheaper than any before.
Come on, while every thing is ready. A. cloudy
day is as good as any.
April II, 185l-n28w3
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-26
NEW GOODS!

THE UNDERSIGNED have now received their
i stock of Spnng and Summer GOODS, con-
sisting in part as follows:
200 pcz. Prints-the newest aud most fashionable
styles;
25 I" Furniture Chiutz--yery rish;
"a Satinetts, Emine Cloth, Cassimeres and
I25 /" Kentucky Jeans, various colors;
los Blue Black, Figured and CoPd AlpacaS;
les Eastern Linseys, Of various colors;
los New style Ginghamsj
200 bolts Brown Muslin, "A best;
100 "a cheap;
Is pcs. 'Flannels, all colors;
so " Bleached Muslins, all prices;
Bleached and Brown Drills and Canton Flannels;
Apron Checks and Check Siiirtings;
Shawls-Thibet Wooi, Silk Embroidered q Plaid;
Cashmere 4.ad Diane Dress Goods, very hand
some;
10 cases Hats and Caps, New styles;
Umbrellas, CARPET Bags and Satchels;
Jaconets, Cambricks, Book, Swiss d Null Musns;
Saddlcry Findings.
Saddle Trees and Buggy Hames;
Oil and Gum Cloth;
PGtcnt Dash Leather and Coach Lace;
Harness Trees-New style;
Carpet Bag Frames and Trunk Locks;
Buckles, Bride Bits and Stirrups;
Rein Snaps Terrets and Water Hooks;
Spurs, Saddle Plush and Strain Webb;
Harness and Martingale Rings;
Bride and Shoe Thread and Silk;
Strain Web aud Girthing;
Saddler's Needles, Avis, Punches and Hammers
Cutting Knives ani Cutting Thrusts;
Pad Screws, Spot and Brass Nails;
Brass Buggy Bands and Carriage Handles and
Hinges;
Buggy and Carriage Springs and Dash Frames;
Curtain Cloth and Leatherj
And every other article in Saddlers' line.
Hardware.
so different kinds of Locks and Latches;
All kinds of Files and Rasps;
All kinds of Chisels and Plain Bits;
All kinds of Augers and Bits;
All kinds of Saw Sets and Gimblets;
Mill, Scroll and Hand Saws;
Yenon, Circular and Key Hole Saws;
| Wood and Billet Saws;
Broad and Hand Axes;
Hinges, Screws and Finishing Nails;
Braces, Oil Stones and Rules;
Shoe Hammers and Peg Floats and Punches:
| Shutter and Window Fastenings;
Bed Screws and Castors-all kinds;
Sash and screw arm Pulles;
| Brass and Mahogany Knobs;
Anvils, Vices and Screw Plates;
Bellows and SledSe Hammers;
And a great variety other articles in this line.
Boots and Shoes.
| cases Mems, Boys and Children's Boots;
| 2 Women's heavy bootees and buskins;
! Q Children's shoes, best article:
2 Misses bootees and shoes, sup. article;
| S poz Ladies' Calf and seal bootees and buskns;
| 10 p" Infant and Chhildrens small shoes sup
| 10 L" Ladies and Misses Kid Slipper, and thick
a,<' soled Shoes.
We especially invite the public to call and ex-
anime our stock. We have now the largesl and
best selected stock we have ever had; and many
very fine articles such as have not been kept in
Pomeroy before.
We are prepared to fill any orders either Whole
sale or Retail on very reasonable terms.
REED & BROTHER.
| Pomeroy, April IT, 1851 .-n28tf.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-26
RALSTON & STIVERS

W. OULD INFORM their friends that they
wv have survived the fire, and are now hold
ing forth at their Warehouse on Second street,
where they are receiving a fresh stock of GOODS.
to which they invite the attention of their friends
and customers.
Itmay not be necessary to remind those indebted
to us that this is a great time of need as all are
acquainted with our misfortune. "a word TO the
wise is sufficient"
April II, 1S5l-n28tf.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-26

RAILWAY AcciDENT.--On Thursday lSe
train of cars from Pittsburgh, over the Por.
,nge railroad, was thrown from The track. BY
the Iooseninp Of a rail caused by one of the
chains which Casten il down becoming dc.
coming detached. The baggage and one Of
the passenger cars went down an embank.
ineni Of some twenty feet, rolling ever and
breaking the cars v pieces. The passen-
gers, abou. forty in number, were variously
bruised and hurt, but none seriously.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-26
Severe Deafnesa Cyuyad.

The following Is extract from letter lately rscelyst
om distinguished physician in the State Of virginia:
"A H. CHRISTIE, NJ D.-Dsar Sir One Of my patisntA
unknown to me- obtained your Gavanie Belt and Nekss
with the Magnetic Fluid for q serious affection Of Deaf
ness The case was tina, Of lady whose Nervous system
was much dsordered and her general health poor Much
very little success and feel Il only right to tell you that
since she commenced wearing the Belt and using the Fluid
but few weeks ago, she has ENTIRELY RECOVERED
HER HEARING, and her general health Il better than for
several years.n
0 Every case Of Deafhesi irbe Nervous % Il generally
iS can be cured by this wonderful remedy.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-26

OUNTY LAND.--For those who served in
the War of 1912 with Great Britain OF any Of the
Indian. have received a copy of the late Act CT
Congress, passed September %, 1850, granting
Bounty land, &C., and am prepared to procure
lands under the provisions of said.
Those desiring information concerning their
rights to lands can be informed by application to
me. No change will te made except IN cases pro-
wing successful, and in such charges will be reason
49, J. CARTWRIGHT.