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The New York herald., 1851-10-31

The WING MEETING LAST NfGHr-VEEY M
roRTANT-EENRY CLAY STILL AT THE Tor. The
proceedings Of the vhig ratification meeting, last
night, which are published in ertenso, in our
columns, this morning, present rather better set
of resolutions than the Convention at Syracuse
Whether the city wings thus came up to the com.
promises to call back their late seeeders to the
Union Safety Committee, or to tickle the admins.
trstion, or 20 be even with 1ammany Hall, they
are at least entitled to credit for explicit recog.
ni,ion Of all the measures Of the adustment-Fugi-
tive Slave Law and all. They mention them by
name, and for the first time, by name, they rscog-
Mise the Fugitive Slave Ia as one OF the acts OF
Z" final settlement Of the slavery question. No
thing Of the right to agitate, conceded to Seward,
at Albany-nothing Of the vague generalties of the
syracuse platforn-but recognition Of the Fug-
tive Slave law-that raw head and bloody bones
TO the Seward fsction-a recognition that i. is TO
stand a. part OF " final settlement" Good. This
kroeks the pins completely from under the Union
safety Committee, as far as the city whig platform
is coneerned.
but it appears there were signs of peculiar state
Of dis,rust a. this whig ratification. None of tie
old fugeutn we're on hard the meeting seemed to
have been taken in control by the young wings; /;
aad the old hunkers remained invisible, or kept
qIet, as II suspicious tha. any interference By them
would be followed up by row. The Law and order
party for once carried the day, by taking hold in
earnest; but we apprehend that there will be some
trouble at Albany, when Thurlow Weed gets hold
Of ihe'e fAt-tooted resolutions. What effect they
arc to have in the &C. rural districts" is also ques
uon ei sone Interest; but we presume the whole
whis party are too much occupied with the grani
idea OF the canal spoils, to quarrel much about
slavery till after the election.
The enthusiasm Of the meeting was almost en-.
tiTeiy devoted to the noble old Henry Clay lie
has the hearts Of The city wings 10 this hour and
by all means, soon after the election as conve-
niert, they ought to hold grand mass meeting, and
nominate him for the Presidency. If it we're not
90 late, the thing might be done before the election
with good eject. We commend the xhig proceed
irgs Of last night to the special confederation 0,
ThurloH Weed ard company.
The New York herald., 1851-10-31

Commercial Bank, Perth Ambey.-Notes
on this nnb Bank Of New Rochelle. James
mersBspt Minis &c are redeemed st par by EVANS. 70
OF all -H
The New York herald., 1851-10-31
AL Broadyyay.-AIfred MunrOe az Co


ask leave to call the attention of ceAs and s.sagers
their large assortment of ready made Clothig
nipa Goods for gentlemen hoys and childens Clothing
One price for goods; no devstion; terms, cash.
The New York herald., 1851-10-31
DR.. Talbot watts.-Dcnr Sir :-Abous

two years siree seriously attseked with Paralysis
the wsre OF hit ,ide nd at tho hsd Rheu-
nate p.ins. and extrs be nearly
deprived cf sleep had the hest medical advice
varius remedies The paralysis increasing rapidly
was te,rfu 81 losirE the entire of nbs then
bottle before
found rvousuess much esssnsd. took. In all.
six battles which ed the effect to entirely
ny usual rood heslih Yorr. truly EDwARD JENKINS
Nssstw street. UPWARDS OF $50 such speeie the
ons ot natures obenen Of cander and
be bsa Fra,is at the Depot for Watts Nervous Antdo
log Easf street.
The New York herald., 1851-10-31

red er gray hair to taek eorr,uds Me-
oested sosp cures tan pimp'es feekee erupan chaps
ehas roGrhness &e Peudre Subtitle urr, - hair low
foreheads or part Of the bodv Liquid Rouge Llv
White Hair Restsratvs or Gloss n. 81 Waller street.
Brodwsyj Calender S South Third street Pksdelphia
The New York herald., 1851-10-31

Leets and all who have the fear Of tsdses before
eyes are ADVISED TO proytss Themselves With Dsvss Hvpe
the eerteatss Of m cures ard per-
eors the srt rsrectaAty For sale ~ the principa.
aspon esh Lgdlev street, ard IT, Ring laa Broadway.
nud.on J. u. Bodd. ~ Broadsav T. Lyon s72 Grand,
New York hrs. Hayes Hj ruiteu; Thos Hayes Atanse
Brooklyn. Price % cents In large bottles.
The New York herald., 1851-10-31

Knox, the Halter, No. I2s Fulton street.
is bour TO achieve
his Hats without the aid Of hombus He makes ana sells
the most beautiful and tie most approved Hst known
the fashion able world and Kuocks spot Of all
petition. Wherever KNOX Ia known he Is apprcciat
and regarded q OF taste and genius.
The New York herald., 1851-10-31

Brtr Dye e.-BatchetOr'sc eie bra ed IL ui a
Hair Dye ia The best discovered for eolornr the hair
whishers, the nomensit karr.d The wonderful snd
certainty With which this fsvors and old established Hair
Dye perferns IL tnisnr n is for t,ie App.d
BATChELoRswix Factory, Ne. Wall street. Copy the
address - -
The New York herald., 1851-10-31

ons written descripons of charse.sr whsu desrsd
Rooms opea day and evening
Albany Dutchman. We ore I'm wular-
receipt Of tis excellent family paper. aud heartily re-
i f. , a .r' % aia i'd their sides:
tents. When want good. growing laugh we throw all
other sEe aIa ds,ogs It's %nmSss contents IT,
tribut ors Commonwealth. Pa Terms, 81 per snnum
Single copies cents For sale at all she In the
country.
Proclamation of the President OF tne,
Dry foods Clerks Benefit and Protective Assoeis
ton-Every member of the Ass citation is earnestly
quested 70 attend spsffi meeting n' as
will forfeit all claims as to beneats &c unless atisfaeory
made for non-stendsnce Friday October 81
1851. (Rooms, 1903 Bowery.)
"Gold Medal at the late Fair Castle Garden was award
cd to NJ ROOT. who eon'inue to Produes the most
perfect tenes and At enable prices ~ their
rooms, 1863 Broadway corEer OF Franklin street.
Watches and Gold Pens.-J. Y. Savage.
futop street would cal. your nO his large stock
the best makers and perfect in parteuia
gold Pens sold only at 92 Fulton strsss.
Horsemnnshipand Horse eNvOmaMshfp Any
ship will open ist November At DsbrowS Riding Academy
No. Fourth avenue Open daily as usual for ladies'
TivOli -This most In nterestinc as well as
Instructive household (caicuised entertain e srs
well as You're ehdren ,esy BE- obsainsd a. Tg.sies Em
Alse every variety Of Games Dsseotng Pictures Ge
Kellogg Fall style OF Hats, now ready.
Al-o, srGe OF boys and oildrcns
felt and silk Ha can be found In this city Vovt ane3
''''A A'' 'A 'A''' j. W. KELLOGG. i2s Cart, rreet
Knox, the Halter, No. I2s Fulton street.
is to sehi.ve a1d fortune in the spe:osisy
the most teaGtul and the most approved Hstj known i
The New York herald., 1851-10-31

KeIIOgg's Fail Style OF Nats, now ready.
A.o, as srge rtmept OF boys and ehdecns
Felt and silk Ea.r be found In this city yo.v
Cloth Caps in their variety One nt,e.
J. W. KELLOGG. l23 Can q, greet.
The New York herald., 1851-10-31

rivOli .-ThIs most Int erestinU as well q

Evening Glass for gentlemen in the noble art f Horseman-
ship will lst November. Dbrows Riding Academy
NO. ~ Fourth avenue Open daily usual for ladies.
The New York herald., 1851-10-31


92 Fulton would call your his large stock
o. hne COLA and silver hunting and opsniaee Watches bv
the best makers and perfect in particular
and at prices that cannot fail to please Tie Rcheleu
gold Pens sold only at 90 Fulton strest.
The New York herald., 1851-10-31

"Cold Medal at the late Fair Castle Garden award
cd N. s. ROOT who continue to produce the most
perfect teneses pictures At prices at their
rooms, 1868 Broadway correr Of Franklin street.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24

II tn ,n.,. fo.uar rd ., N o..,a;n ,,,,o - -
Ia sccan, "r osna,.l an,nss,w 80 pttI -
49,, "E.no. " TSis ma. nna.s9i,, -, i
cdIIo II III Z, a. vbo 4 "a ,alsn IN .,;va -.
IN ,ha lao ;I,.o.l movsmsy,. 81 - T,haS 49,, a
m. odi,n,o ofI;se1s bsv;ns Tow I'm ,ssur, @ ~
4 H., n .i,;,ansS wooId aho,,, ~ ,hs IN,
and No Ionaer rss;s, ,be colIec,oys nyonns..
lto ,ba ci,iyen., nm iif on. a,r mors miI,,,
compan;as in e,ch coun,v iwonls anI..da
,bsmselve ves gsT N ,boi l,,,vs,nnon, !,
sunnor, The constitution and Laws " ia,
i caliea mon ,bevs wonld remove a
arm e from omoncs, ,bem This nronosito,
was oIadlvs Sccedsd 10 for ibc ci,i,sns wer
heartily Tired or t6em. Ind s,be officers an,
man were very anxious 10 re,urn home,
lido mon fcniembet how n9,,v co6bsnie
pledeed themselves 10 suppor, ihe laws. 81,
one Of the Weamoreland coIupanie, ina
did so fhad ,he honor OF commardino nv
lself The armv came here. 10 ,hs bss, q
INV recollection. some lime in Oe,ober. r 7q4
and leri about he la,,er end or Noyem Ser a
The excise officers resuned their du,;s.
and me, with no further opposition. The
prisoners were ,sken 10 phiIadelphi,. which
was then the seot OF ,be oenersl povernnen =,
under The administrator : Of Presiden, Wash.
ine,op. and there. in order 10 expose ,ham
and morify their feelings. thew were n,nrch.
I'd through some Of the nrincinaI s,rae,s with
white paners suck unon ,heir has Thsv
were afterwards tried in the Federal Cur.
Two only were convicted and sentenced 10
he hanged. the one for treason. and ,he other
for in,erceptine and breaking epen The Uni.
led States Mail, for The purpose Of ascertain.
ing what s,eps The government, were abou,
to take relative 10 the laws. The others
we're acquitted, and those convicted were
pardoned and discharged. Thus ended this
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24

An earthquake was feI. in this city yes.
lerday morning, pbou. 10 O'Clock. There
were three distinct shocks, the whole oc-
CURING in about one minuIe. A friend who
noted the Occurrences says that the motion
was undulotng, or wave-like, and appeared,
to proceed from the southwest. The second
shock was decidedly The strongest, the frs,
and third being about equal TO each other.
None OF them were accompanied with any
percep.ible sound. As our informant had a
watch in his hand, the time and duration can
be relied upon as accurate. The mo ming
was somewhat cloudy, coofcalm-(olowtd a
grea, while aiierward,i by a sIighiaan. with
.lhundcr,n About half-pasl Awo n,cleareb up
with warm sunshine, and 50 continued for the
bal y g, Of the dpy,TTSt, LOsis Rep 4ins'
my son. said Nj, Smith TO his liult
boy, who was deyourine an egg, (it was Mr.
Smhh's desire to instruct his boy )-"My
son, do you know that chickens come OH
Of eggslYls "Ahssdo they, gfatherl--saic
young Hopelpba Il lhough .,ihgl tbs egg
came oat Of chickessr'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24
l26,664 lO9.276 lO4, 1855 il3. .2sO

or,, Hear Une oil the Quattle
hume of Son,h Eerol ma, who effervesce
through The Charles, ON MsrcGty;
"TRe Anniversay of the Declaration o
independence should be- MADE use OIL oy
our young friends (boys fro y me age ., % n,n'
years and upwards) to form ), 'u'neIn nlgh"
Associations, and to swear u,1on 'ne a''af o.
their country, mean the so0ih oe'yl 'neli
devotion, eternal and never dyi1g h.Nreo 10
our UNANIMOUSLY aggressive, and 'an'N'ca'
Government" s.....- bel.
We should think ,ha, fellows nlek was
aching! But there's hope yet! There s
patriotism even there. for see how il broke
out the o,her day .st. Q.7
What! bust this glorious Union upi
An 60 TO drawin triggers
Jus, fur thunderin passel Of
Emancipated niggers 1887 4.'
The eagle Of Ameriky
That flue across the sees, 5H sl
AMI ,hrode the buddy British hon
Kar slump upon his knees
Say! SAY shall we rent him from lin 10 lin
poo Wun wing, wun way--wun 'oIhcr,
And every sepperi, pin fe.her
,- A hyin' al the other J ..g1
ali cant be did ~ .
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24
THE SgA DIMlNIsHlNi, --f,i,u,en,,, WI

LIS SEA DMlNIsHlNG. .--Lieu,enam vii.
lam u. Porter OF The Navy has made an
interesting cotnmunicationiD The Imrliigen.
Ger, 10 which he undertakes 10 show Thai all
me phenomena of change in tho ocean line
OF seacosl, and appearance Of rocks aboys
The water which hive been observed and
eommerted on from lime 10 ,lme, are caused
oy Constant diminuiion OF he walers or
'he ocean; and lhsta process is u, all times
going on by which tho substances held In
solution IN the OCEAN wa,grs are converted
into solids. Z - - =
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24
ANDREW JACKSON.

| A writer In 'Ar.hur's Home Gazette,
draws ,.his portal. Of Gen. Jackson, al tn
lime he was President
Jockson., .Tsce and figure was so remark
able ,ha. no,hin;S could be an easier task ,'
an auis, than 10 gtH' likeness Of him. Iii
face confirmed eve r, dictum Of the physiog
nomist. /, was lonE a.pd narrow and pro
minen. below. A mou'h and chin more
expressive of stern dccNo,' can scarce %
Imagined; The nose high and /, 'ng' aho l'I'le N
dropping indicating strength CS cnalac'e :!
(3onapar would hardly employ man u
any important trust who had nos y no ,oat
nose,) with mixture ol shrewness. : nl' m
quality was also strongly marked IL /. ''
large folds Of skin about the corner Of ihe
eyes (ofien called eroiOs teet;) his cheeks
were hollow, The eye itself was The eye of
an eagle-cold, grey, piercing in the highest
degree. and when concentrated BY rage. dar.
ling living fire; the brow was frelluI. serious
and lowering; the forehead narrow and deep
y corrugated His figure tall and com.
manding, but thin and snewy; his hair OF
iron grey, was still anJ unyielding, very a.
bundanI, and STOOD erect upon his head
Ele looked we'll when Standing, still better
on horseback, and his appearance was much
Improvement by spendid uniform.
The habit ofproanc swearing had grown
with his growth and strengthened with his
strength, ill i. became second nature to
him. His well known oath, by The Eler.
na!'' is remembered by oil who ever was
long in his company. have heard il re-
marked, and believe with truth. ,ha, among
those who indulge in profane language. it is
easy 10 detect such as have a religious edu-
cation, by The more terrible emphasis and
import Of their oalhs. The remark may
possibly apply 10 this President, who was
frequent attendant on divine worship, and
well acquainted with the doctrines Of chris
ranily. When reused TO wrath, i, was
fearful 10 hear lhe torrent of prolane Ian.
gdage which poured from his lips. There
is an anecd1,e told Of him which strongly
illustrates this fact. Al the close Of his
Presidential term. | think il was, the Gene
raj accompanied by company Of his friends,
was returning 10 the West, and travelling on
a turnpike road, had OF course, 10 stop and
pay toll, which, rs there were several in the
company, took some time. A gentleman
travelling The same road came up. about
quarter Of an hour after, TO The turnpike
gate, and as he was getting readyA his
change, the gate keeper said 10 him Can
you ieIl me sir, who .ha, ial man is with |
The high white hair, who passed here few
minu,es ago" why SAID the gentleman,
lis i, possible you don't know who that isl
II do NOT Why, do you wish so much 10
know' Because, said tho ga,e-keepcr,
with a look Of wonder on his face, because
he has The greatest moral poper # s,ceGring
Of any man ever Seed in my liis.' A'.'t
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24
TnE wHIsKEY INsURREcfYoN.

The following address onthe subject o.
the Whiskey lnsutreclion, was delivered
! in Noun, Pleasant. Wesimoreland county,
Pa, by the Hon, John Lobingier. We
have no doubi Il will be acceptable 10 many
Of our readers as furnishing them wirh some
facts and incidents, BY person who was an
eyewitness, and. in some degree. an actor in
one of,hose scenes Of madness and misrule
tha, sometimes lake possession Of whole
communities as well as individuals .gr
Judge Lobingier, though ninety years Of
age. is sill, we are happy 70 learn, q hale,
active man. yenspble for his age. and es-
tns,,se1 ard hrlaaed ~ II Nho fnnr ia.
for thu urbanity oil his manners and the In
,egri,y or his life. Casper Tarr and Phillip
Reagan, Esqs., mentioned in the narrative.
have bolh died since the delivering or the
address-l'ar in abou. the seven,y-filih
year OF his .agc, and Reagan a. the very ad!
vanced age OF one hundred and seyen.--
Piits6urg Dis. oafch. Gitt
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24

01r The editor Of the Evansville Jour
nal went to another Safe and took TO him.
self wife. On his return home and on re-.
suming the Editorial chair, he thus discor,
ses.
And in announcing the fac, Of our return
home with rib, We cannot refrain from ex.
pressing our profound disgust of bachelorism
and bachelors-and we expect TO be disgust.
ed with both for several weeks. We
are well aware that in times gone BY, we
occasionally made oursef ridiculous in the
eyes Of sensible men by uphoIding The bach.
eior state as the only life Of happiness, in.
dependence and earthly glory. Blu, we
were young and green then, and of course
knew buI one side of the subject. Now
stand up here, you consarned ugly Picters of
humanity rejoicingin The name OF bache.
lors. and answer US few questions.
What are you fiji Tor in this world d
What good are you doing your country 3
Wha, are you doing FOR poserily WhN
interest have you in lhe generations We.
unborn" you read OF Where will you be
when old men. if your vile habits ever per.
nit you 10 arrive al good old age I Won't
you be like lonely senred and scathed trees
Standing ip big clearing without compan,
ion, and your fife unprotected from The frosts
BY young sapIings and shrubs a, your feet
Or won't you bo like pumpkins in a corn
field, more prominent because of yout pro-
digious ugliness AMI loneliness. Than the
stalks u, your side lader with golden grain
Hold your heads up, and tdik like men
whether you can act so or not. Now. don',
you feel ashamed of yourselves Look at
the girls about you, all smiles and sugar
hearts overhowing with love ready TO be
spilled on the FIRST good fellow that can
touch their syn palhies-(eelings rich as
cream, which by kindred spirit can soon
be worked into butter and spread over your
lifo ill you arc happy as the birds Of spring.
Look at 'em, and feel the disgusting position
you occupy in the cabbage garden If hu
manly. What are you holding back for :
Now just reform-put on your best looks
and other coat--ice cream them, talk TO
them prclily, drive them, walk them, please
ihem-then propose. get accepted. marry.
und--,he country will rely onyou as uslaih-
(ul and well disposed citizen. s.e+aa >
O. = 3.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24

~ Parson Miller, a famous proachs,
who tiOurished in Newburypon long time
ago. had the following request sen. to him
10 read in in the pulpit: "Zachariah Plump.
or and wife desire TO return thanks for be-.
ing ols' sed with the natural consequences Of
mairimonY."
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24

RA1s.--A man in New York has offered
The New York Common Council TO rid 'he
cily Of ra,s--no, only tho houses, bd, all the
common sewers--ior ono hundred thousand
dollars; and afterwards keep the city enlire.
ly free from rats Cor TN years for thirty thou.
sand dollars psr annum.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24

A Toast during the administration OF
tho elder Adams, the following was given By
a gentleman more noted for ignorance than
for Information: Our President. John Adams
May sheo mdntil-pisrS Of George Wash.
ingio1 fall upon his hrad.' He meant
manllc. a. ss F..s
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24

6-"8ob," said young Goldfish to hin
fathers porter, "do you see that butcher.
wagon loaded with calves | wouldn', bo
butcher for all the world" "Ahem |"
said Bob, eying his employers son from
head 10 foot, "l'd pIaguy sight rather b a
butcher than calf" -
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24

" One liHle garden patch" Of ouss
ms been proh'able, verv--this season. Tha
bugs a'e up the cucumbers, the chickens ate
up the bugs-ihe neighbors' cats ate The
we are now In search Of
something thar will cat thu cats. Can any
1i our agricultural friends aid ss--A0.
Union. ~
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24

'a 05-'Aipt II wicked 10 rob dis c.tiekt . toos,
Jimi' y g770sl9 71' ~ c'Q0 y c'ny
u ,.D@'su glcut moral qucmiuns Sumbos&e
haim no time 10 ar2us it ncw---ha AZ, dawn
sAsIder pallet
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24

t1-A servant girl writing letter, asked
her master If the next month had come In
yet; he laughed. 'Well,' she said, what l.
mean is, has the old mCD,h gone out yei
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24

d 01rA Young dandyin Broadway, n tce'
evenings ago, accos,cd bellmonas follows;
"You take all sor's Of Trash in your cart do
youl" Yes, jump 10 b,aa AZ 4, ts,s,c-
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24
NJ A singular error has occurred in h

ORA singular error has occurred In the
accounts of The Ioie General Treasurer Of
Rhode ,Isahda The RroWdedce Journal
says Thar he & ids in bis possession five
thousand dollars, OF which he has no ac-
count, which besis sure does mol. belong 10
him, and which must therefore. belong 70
the State, to which h. passes it over.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24

DEriSirIoNs.--lRisHMEN-The tshabit
ants Of every country excep, their own.
MusTAcHlo-The upper lip going tote
mourning for the loss Of the brains.
E1uLATlos'--A desire to excel BY aesls
effort.
ANpI1ioN--A desire to bo Installed in III,
seat Of honor, no matter how. ls
DIcTioNARy--A Sepulchre for The oarasr
es Of ideas. . D.. .,t',- .... q. .....-.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24

~ There's peace concluded said Mar.
shal Sake, we shall now be laid aside and
forgotten, Se are like cloaks--only wanted
in rough weatherI' 9a. "a u
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24

A man down Eas. has invented yellow
sPec'acles for naking lard look like buuer.
They are great saving Of expense Ir wsrn
while esiing.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24

MuGcAL.--'l'd give almost anything to.
hear Old Bull said down eas, lass 10 hcr
lover. tt
Well answered he, dads 90, an old
brindle chap. and you can hear him below
Almost any time ...s 18 .s.a,ssg.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24

commissions. that the Law
nor would beirepealedlspi
,zens resisted n, and thsl ~
stability OF the government +
should enforce obedience 20 Il
strong arm. If nolh' ng else y.
effect OF this menace was, ahat
venlion Of the cilizens wus. lse
whether they would spbmil
resist it. The delegates ssse
kinson's ferry now Mopone
the early pari OF the summer
majorilyof the convention pas
Itha,ihe several excise efie'
brough,ip immedialeiy 81
and ,hs. their commissi>||
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24

~ Why i' school.mistress like the let
ter CT Because she forms lassos into cIuo.
ses.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24

CuaR FOR CoRNs.--Pare OFF the hard part
of The corn with sharp knle, no, SO as 70
cause II TO bleed; apply the inner par Of an
onion, marshed fine; keep /, on during ,he.
night, and Aery few applications will edrac,
cure. 80 they say"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24

6TSome western villain has concocied
The following 'con;' Why are certain Ia.
dies Of lhe pre.en, day like The 'forlern
hope OF u bescgog armyf Because rhey
are about 10 throw themselves inio ,bo
breeehss.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24

o"John. what is tho pas. Of ss4i"
"Seen, SIR" sa 80
mo, it is 'asw'---re ollsc, that" sa
"Yes sair. Then If sea-ish swine ts
me, j, becomes Saw.fsh when j, "a sas.
and cam, be seen."
"You may 60 home, John" .5.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24

BILL" said Bob, 'why is ,hat,ree called
a iOeeping wilowl ir SO "a
Cause one of the sneakAg drafted, things
grew near our school house and supplied The
master with the sticks which did all the
boys licking. darn us ugly pictuye'