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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-24

,f f..;,, for xsutemen's Hats Nos saa cs.y
Hsuse Brosdwsy Y. op.a'eg sa, .',st.on and ale
the i7tn vii open 70 TIE pao c ioa Of fancy Hats
Gin original psen Or ea5sn ss1:sss "a hs psco
N tins city To LADIES so NE repeatedly present
AL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-24
IT, DIR. JAMES w. POWELL. Oculist, Au

nst. &c COSTUMES TO devSe HIS attention. especially
diseases OF the Eve and En- from 70 O'clock. daily
the Offices he has occupied for the last years.
No 2Si Broadway, No a srren st. where an
be had hs TREATISE the Eye third edition price SOC
Also large supply VI Arthcisal Res which can be
sersed without pain ard when properly adapted WALL
and look like the natural one. os i0tMWAEs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-24
~ The New.Yo,k Pneumatic Draining

and Msnufsctafipg Com2sIy prepared to empty
SINKS BY Atmospheric Pressure b. which process the ops
reformed n The day tune without any unpleasant
<,uyla whatever or other Inconvenience 20 the pubhc
Ofdes leit at the ONCE II ans COMPANY No 81 Manghst
by dspstch poet or Otherwise M De after jed Ia h.
Patent Rights for the above process ter sale APpl, a.
hove o2o GMW&F'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-24

~ FowLrss & WILLS, Phrenologists
ani Publisher Cntca Han ISL Nsssaust sear the Part
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-24
Cry INspEcroR's OFFICE. Der. go, 1851.

Thar, were only 34 deaths in this City last week beng
ss3 less than have been during the space OF time pre-
vous to the introduction Of wArrss Nervous Antidots
an of above saved since the more gen
sral application Of valuable discovery For more
ipteresting statistics apply A. above. ssz ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-24

kLOAKs-CLoAKs.-N New Partisan Cloaks
and Oners Co,l. of the latest Importation aud Of their
own anuacure Of the and hest styles are upen-
ed to day at HITCHCOCK LEADBEkTGRs, No 3I Broad
wav corner OF I.opard 81 Thew have also beautiful
stock Of long and square shaws every KIND WHICH they
ara selling at very reduced Prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-24
-,yo. a, RrpUcsp PRrcEs.-PE-

~rssor HuMpHREY No. s7e Broadway, corner OF WAITE
= are selling rich Brussels Carpet Tor Ss 70 Tvs ps.
n nv III ~ao a. on Cloths, heavy, 3s. TO IS
xsd al other goods fosnd Carpet stores al eq1a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-24
EMe.tIo. Halter, Of No. 4l6 Broad

, has issued this Fan # the best Fsl aad wIner
80 81 Hal. we have vet and ali the wofi1 ka1Hs
~ he aoe. krasef partcusr styIe o1t
c.n ., ali tastes bit for srcsiepce VI tnsh' hsaae
"a dur.lul,ty his Hats cannot BE- surpassed
<ho "VFH'N''' 49, MgAIfo No 4iG Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-24

SECONDHAND PIANOs.-The subscribers
have ada, 10 their stock of Eoan Pianos large seiec-
ton Of second hand Planes f sale TO let Prces from
$50 to &i9e. toa4 2t'l GOULD BERRY, 2T Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-24

CY We can't dodge the fact, that the hats
rroduted By Ksox, No. t7e Futon -. caasy. s rss
.l.d IN any respect by the Broadway nsiesnrn IhsI
are besufui hight elastic, nast. superb snd se so.s
for 81 TIE perfect OF 81 hat-n .1 t Kso, ia,
WI nsye, buv Of anyb Nv els- Perfection Is AL thH
any man can require d NAss he reaches ma &c -
tent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-24
Tue Apr ov DaxssING WELL.-Tht

The ART OF DRESSING WELL.-Ihe
bosm collar and wristbands of the shirt are leading ies
lures IN the tout ensemble ef man oil shioh anu
think ii af in these and particulars the shrs sne
10 order at GREENS Furneb,ng ore for Ctniemea NO
Astor House. unequal.d. There Is anone, ne,s 81
rhis store which omit 10 nalne-PunctuanV IN
srecut4nK orders
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-24

70 We would call the attention of our
RAIDERS the assortment Of Eoan Piano Fores
at the ware rooms of GILBERT co, Nos 1913 aud 4t7
Broadway They combine BEAUTY Of exterior VITA richness
of tone the most perfect Kollsn Pianos 10 be
found. The stock OF the most exoensve styles IL
large order to reduce the offered al prices
which shall induce those about purchasing to avail them
selves Of o23 3ls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-24
K,,,oca,s FALL STYLE OF HATS, NOW

Al.o "a larre an assortment Of Boys and Chorens
M ri, ~, nix Has AZ can found IN the city VEL
80 md cIatS Cans ia then variety One prneo -, -.
seta ~" s j. W KELLOGG No. l28 Canas'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-24

ELxeANr FREScH WEDDING CARDS.

The subscriber respectfully calls the attention OF parties
recurring something truly seg ant to his beautiful style Of
sAvcr borseed aud PLAN French Porcelain Cards Enve
cpes and Wedding Boxes, the latest mode. EvERDkLL
No 500 broadway, o puanest. Branch store No
IL WALLED. 03 Inn INV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-24
Hs The Ladies should all procure pair

az India Rubber House Gloves to protect Their hahos we
.wssr,es dustpg attending 70 coal fires &c AS cure
fsv Chained or rough hands they are unequaleoLano
we srng bleach them snowy white For sale low az oIhw
.nT;s HfTcUcocE EADBYAfERs, and by Dry Goods and
Rubber stores generally, IN city and country. ozS@'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-24

III HE AIR, Inc fdr HE 10 tne L ar
And eat Faima Jelly there,
la double boilers, cooked by steam,
Served at sal0, With Iced Cream
And other sauce, of praise The theme.
THE FAIR The FAIR he 90 the Far
And eat delicious jelly there. o,i PIE
TAKE THEM IN TIME.--
Before the Wiptry fross appear,
Examine beds and rugs sir.
And make well the coast 10 clear
OF fleas aud nasty bugs sir.
With LYONS POWDER pun sc your house
Ofinsec's So annoying,
Aud pss his Pills, each rat and mouse
InfsllIhlV DESTROYING
Depot for LYONS Magnetic "owdsr, free from poison.
and his Magnetic Pills. AT No &2f Broadsay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-24
81 NAssAU-sT.-- Boot makers Union Asso-
stion Boots Shoes Caters al retail for wholesale prices
~ TAyLoR's SALOON, No. 337 Broad

r. TAyLoR's SALOON, No. 337 Broad
way opposite the Tabernacle. Oysters Fried Stewed
Roasted Byoled. and ths half shell beef Steaks NUT
Oou Chops Roast Beef and Lamb Poultry Game, ONE
iettss ha. and Eggs Oyster pattss Mrh,n.: TSa.,'
Charlotte Russo Jelly Ice Crsa and Frt Ices Frut,
Coffee Chocolate Tea, Lemonade &c. Every attention
raid 10 the comfort Of ladies and gentlemen VINO WISH ths
establishment. s'o I'm
COMMERCIAL BANK, PERTH AMAoY.-
Notes on this Bank Bank Of New Rochelle James Bank
Farmcrs Rank Of Nina nc, are redeemed at par 0y n
Evans Nos 10 aud ~ Fultoast IN payment for ready
made Clothing OF all descrptl"af
~ English Druggets, one to four yards
vide; splendid Imperial Three.py Carpetlns beautiful
double Ingram Carpets elegant Stair Carpets rst rate
Floor Oh Cloths at incredibly low prices At HnAM An
Il English Floor Oh Cloths, for stoves, al haltprce
~ lnvalids requiring Dr. BANSING's
pahnpt Body Braces and asver failing Rupture rrusses
h Trsvens Companion By wh'ch sness entire
IL Neyented and the effect ri kind Of Jolng Gem
Dletely removed may sHd The same at his office No 10
49,. - resv ransi s9W
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17
ENGLANn.

l., he uo,,.. xcT IL. y. a. !. eol y r n n,
@ u,eo =, AOiuS'o" we ,' oo'n o. re reo'
ruary, Lord Aberdeen gave an explnnasior
Of the fuiluioof Lord Russell 10 sengage Biz
cooDera,ion N Tho .cons,rpc,,on 81 n.
,ovs,nr,a,,, F.o,, !, ,.o ~. ,La c.,,-..--
3 .s'' Z ~ 'ass ''e 'o''"'nss
expression y ms statesman s.Vlews Of ihe
u'epsute psoposea oy she rune Minister,
"our difference was confined 70 a single
measure. ! ies undoubtedly an invincible
rePugnanco % adopt the measure Of penal
legislation towards our Roman Catholic feI.
low-sublecis which Is proposed TO be carried
into effect by the prohibition Of the con-
sumption Of Ecclesiaslicah titles. And, in.
deed, objected 10 any legislation Of this
Kind on this subject, ! feel then iha. this
legislation must prove ul.erly ineffaclual
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17

~ TOwNsHIP l.LEcrIoSs.-T follow
ing 9th GERS were elected for Salisbury ID.
at The elecdonon the first instant
Justice of the Peace-S. S. Paine. ESQ
TmsIees-M. Heckrd, Josiah Branch
David R. Jacobs.
Clerks. s. Paine.
Treasurer--Andrew DonnalIy.
Assessor--Anson lngels.
COnsIables,--Thos. Radrord, Thos. W.
Smith, David Skinner.
SaPerysors--J. Cartwright, Tn. Irwin.
Geo. WeyersmiIler, Sardine Smith, Isaac
Vorhes, VIM. Highland, Adonijah smih,
Isaac Behan, S.ewan GaIbrallh, C. A. PauIk,
John 9. Hysell sd, Jsmes Cahoon, Reuben
Gilleland, D. B. Jacobs, LcmueI Powell,
John Gofsuch, Ezekial Harper. y
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17

DURABILlTY OF WooD.- The piles under
the London Bridge have been driven 500
years, and on examining them in le45,
they were found to be liule deca1sd. They
are principally elm. Old Savoy Place, II
the city Of London, was built $50 wears
ago, and wooden piles consisting of oak,
elm beach and chestnut. we're found, upon
recent examination TO be perfectly sound.
u the durability Of timber in a wet state,
The piles Of the bridge bull, by Emperor
Trajfn over the Danube affords s.riklnp
exa4ple. One Of these piles were taken
up pund 10 be peIrifed to The depth Of . N
an lnch; but the rest Of The wood aaSs nj
diirfen, from its former state, ,enNEh /, Ind
bctp driven 1000 years shfill7n4
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17
SPONTANEOUS CoMBUsrIox - We have
been furnished with the following facts;

SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION - We have
been furnished with the following facts:
1.-THE carelessness Of Shippers IN no, nc.
curaiely describing their goods, often causes
much annoyance and mol unfrequenily nc.
cidenis. One Of the most proyidenusl es.
caPes that we have ever witnessed, occurred
on Saturdaylasi, in This place. A house 4,
New York had shipped on board tho schoor.
or Empire, Captain Bunker, box Of oil
Clothing, 70 Mr.. John Tatsapaueh, which
The bills Of lading described as merchan.
disc. L was consequently slowed in the
hold and upon the top was placed seventeen
kegs Of powder, and around Il some three
hundred more. The empire cleared a. N.
York, on Monday afternoon LEI inst, and
arrived at this port on Friday, making The
passage in five days. Upon opening me
box J. was Ionnd lha. lhe Clothing was com.
ple.ely charred through, and The box much
scorched, from spontaneous combuslionl--
Had The box remained in The hold 4 few
hours longer, i. is probable that a fearful
explosion would have been The consequence.
Gazette.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17

ID
A PROCLAMATION. "A late number OF ,he
New Orleans Crescent contains a procIa.
nation from The "Junio Of The Island ol
Cuba" 10 the people Of the United States,
in which the righifalness Of seizing on the
territory Of friendly power, is argued on
very original principles. What for in.
stance, can be more irresistible Than the
argument drawn from geology in tho lo.
lowing exlraclirom this precious document:
With you as It's masters; ihe soil OF The
fertile isle will furnish treasures, which The
degraded and s,ayish race who now hold il
know not how 10 draw from its bosom, un.
Ill Cuba shall rival her sister California, in
The grateful returns made 10 The heroes who
shall free her from Ihraldom. In adding
Cuba TO that galaxy Of stars which now L,
lumines and adorns the political world, YOU
will but resume that which once belonged
TO your couDiry-lor geoIogisls are agreed
that Il, with lis sister isles, formed al one
limc portion Of the continent. This suf.
fcienily rcfuies the absurd charges Of rob-
hery and brigandage, by which !, has been
sought 10 cast odium on this en,erprise.-
Where is the robbery in taking wha, is
your owni where The brigandage in wres,.
ing from usurper that which belongs 10
yourselvesi
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17

6TRoBBERY.--The House of JAMES HY.
SELL, in this vicinity was entered few nights
since and robbed Of about one hundred dol.
lars IN money and various other articles Of
value. The robbers killed the watch dog
before entering the house. There are vii.
lains about town and our citizens canno. be
TOO careful.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17

vacate ~ ine p4sl seks anu ieel thas she
'dsp psfges . passing plice q our hands In
al our s:sss::hss. ..sssllsas 81 ne Western
walers We have nssus hsea on board her
equal, for comionl psea. and allIo.her quail.
i.ies thai renders 4 s.eamboa. desirabIe.--
UnriyaIIed, as shsis ID swilinesb, her good
fame is attributable more 70 the manner n
which she Is governed BY her officers. Ey.
ery'hing is us W., aud orderly. as the
best regulated mo gaming, no noise
no disorder q kind. The tables art
always sprcas bodn,eons profasion--
SURPRISING iu az respects the hes. hotels O
lhefouairy. Her ample cabins are .proyi
ded with every luxury in ,he way Of chairs
diyans, sofas, lounges, o,iomans. mirrors, ID
bles etc., ETC., altogether rendering her pal
ace in the extent and richness Of her adorn.
men,s. The portes and servants are a,.en,
live without annoyance. ever at their posi-.
but never obGusise or imponuna,e. Bu
the crowning excellence is to be found il
the officers. Capt. HoLMEs, is ever ON ,he
alen 70 make his guests al home. Mr. Wa.
YER discharges the duiies Of Clerk in such .
manner as 10 make ia pleasure 10 The lray.
e'ler TO "call al The ofice''--pleasan,, affa,
be, and alwaysrcady 10 accommodate
boat would not De ihe Buckeye without him
Then 100, we mus aol forge, Nj MULLEN, in
his way Without a5fisal, ,his Offices are ii,
ways 81 dnaIulU$B s. remembered sfais.
fully Mr.. WALLACE, too, merits from us ,
special notice. although our acquaintance
was more by field Than flood. On the boa
he is A. No. !, but ashore better even thar
that Should any Of our friends wish .c
travel on The queen os boats take the Buck
eye Siaie.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17

PREPARATIONS FOR WESTERN E4lcRANrs
"A letter from Fort Laramie, dapd Febru,
ary 10, published in the St. LouiS Republi.
can, says thai most extensive Preparations
are in progress for accommodating The i'm.
mense train Of ernigranls which IS expect.
ed 70 pass over The Plains this sumner. A
fine and substantial bridge has ben erect.
ed over tho Nor,h Fork Of the lta,e Riy.
er. blacksmi,h's shops have hesp erected il
iaeEsai niasAsy 1ais.sss,e,
@c.' &C., will 6G-on sale along The road.
and everything, excl y provisions, which
are very scarce, will be ready for .,he emf.
grazing bands. The writer earnestly adyi.
yes all .fose who shall cross the Plains
this season 10 supply themselves abundan,ly
with provisions, for these tcanno, Be had 4,
any price near the for., The greater nor.
.ioh of the emigranIs, il i expected, win Be
bound for Salt Lake and Oregon, Ibis sen.
son: The Salt Lake M4I had just arrived
IN shir'y'seven days. :.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17

GEN. ScorT has been scjourning in Gin.
cinnoli during the past week. He was re-.
ceived on landing a. the wharf by every
demonstration Of enthusiasm. The old hero,
is said TO bear his years as he does his hon.
oss-bravely.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17

y 08 "a =
EXPLOSION OF STEAM F3oILsRs - PROF.
rage' Of Washington, has hi. upon novel
..neory 70 account for the greater frequency
,of ssxplo plosionssaay shs Western waless,,ha1
elsewhere. He says:
"Mr. Downy has moi long since shown
tha' water, when copriyed Of air, boils A. /
temperature Of 27 Far. a, the ordinary
pressure to the atmosphere, and then e..
plodes. Farraday has also discovered ,ha
1T ice is thawed so lha, il canno, absoyl
atmospheric air, (lhat is out Of con,ac, with
the a'mosphere,) the water ,herefrom ex.
P,ooes pWs wnen y comes 10 the boiling point
who can say that such may not have
been the condition Of water in many n
the recorded explosions? Nav there moi
ne some peculiari,y in the waters or The
ohio and Mississippi Or may. there moi
De marked difference between the East.
ern and Western walers, or river and sea-
water, ~ respect TO It's aera,ion? The fac,
is well kliown lhasaeraled waters ore - l
great event, deprived OF air bv The me.
chanica admixture of finely divided ma,,er
oi anKklnd, and may not The muddiness Of
water Pc OF some importance in this con.
nexio1i And lastly, il there is any thing
IN these suggestions, would no, the simple
remedy be in aerasing the water before i,
goes 10 The boiler9 Experiments 10 settle
such question could not be a, all difficult,
however expensive; and considering the
great moment and intense in,eres, of the
subjecl, nothing should be left untricd which
presents shadow OF pIausibili,y. 7
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17

Wetake this occasion TO thank our bre,h.
ren of'he press, everywhere for the sympa-
thy manifested for US, in our late mishap.-
Such evidences Of friendship come home to
the fnersensibililies, and are dpubly welcome.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17

~ COHEN, The man from Head Quar-.
, .ers'" has erected 2 new building since the
tIfareiyyed q new stock, and is selling al
sl'dO in adyal'.ehe.p for the needflI. Give
the paper one year eratis.s sssD-s4 -......-., :,
Ar oscE. X. VAN iiohN'
April, 1851.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17

0T JENNY LIND, gave her first concer,
IN Cincinnati on Monday night. The city
y all excitement We have received no pa
Pers from Cincinnati since those Of Monday
morning, and are without ihe particulars.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17

or GRAHAM's MAGAziNE, for May is be-
lore US, and 10 our mind, is a paragon ofex.
cellence, in all i's Departments ar.is,ica
and literary. GRAHAM, should be pa,ron.
'zed BY every lover Of the fine arts, and ev.
cry friend Of American Literature. The
articles Of the present number are Of the
very highest orderx
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17

fHE PosT 0FFIcE, after this week will be
located in the frame building next door a.
bove Crawford & S,er's store. Asr-.,st
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17
AnnIyAL or TnE AFIlcA.
wEEsK's LAgsa sElgs yna aualorE

as wEEK's LATER NEWS FRf RuRoPE.
Ngw, YoRK, AM 10.
The ,Alsiea,, with one weeks er news
t,on Europe, with Liverpool de,s TO The
ss.h, arrived Ibis morning ii : 4eNekA
Couon has advanced i, with shla ihe
week reaching Us geo bales. TIE 4Ip@,
ing are ,hs4quaaiisps estOblIshd q the
hoard of brokers Faif Upland Il tlt Mo-
bile n, Orleans II,
Liverpool Corn Exchange, MarFeh29.-
Flour and corn have advanced 3D. hea'
i Wilmer & Smiths Times quotes ad.
vance in the grain market. PhiladR Rhia
md Baltimore Hour is quoted a, 2isQ9s
Cd. n. ..e, -
Corn.-Whi,e s2s 6d@33s; yellow sos
ed03is; mixed sOsOoo Sd.
.. Provisions Pork is unchanged. Rei
is dull, but firm, Lard lst0ls 3D. hh'
Rhds shoulders are active. Butter 4s'ae'
liver ,$ cw,. yellow IS lower Tobacct
dull and unchanged. Sales Of ITO ,iT
|kes Carolina rice in bod a, lbs Cd. Tea
aull. Iron is quiet, though firm. Freigl
ire dull 70 Philadelphia. Dead weights
ID on fine goods, an1hardware eos.
London Money .llatksr.zAThe morke.iA
money is. easy ghd abandant,-consu.
closed a. 9el,
/, snf-sA(rica, MAJ te,lhe run from LiverRd
u - seieyen days and .iwenA
IN any paft pf tsss ,tlci
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17
Whe~4 Ehe
the
onwhich htheOh oairua

the Sd. says. .''rhe very favor ~ ,,dn aa y !,
, on whichthe Ohio railroads have ~,
10 command money will :
Of commercial men. The curing nor iesl
guile as laye-yirien~4si, and were agreeably
have hid 10 learn,he amour, ofrade which
hshe has already secured Everywhere pop
ular, she is building up business that viii
bring handsome returns % the owners. One
geod qualify in The Ohio is, tina, she never
passes "a hail and invariably lands passen.
gers where they are entered FOR. This will
make any boat popular; and deserves so 10
do The officers Of The Ohio are attentive,
accommodating, and careful Of the comior,
Of passengers, TO degree rarely Witnessed.
As the Ohio is adapted for low water boat,
and her speed being little behind the larger
class Of boats, The public cannot but appre-
ciate the advantages which she affords, for a
constant and reliable medium of interc ourse
between Cincinnati and The towns above. the
entire year. We were pleased TO find our
friend Mr.. DARwEN SMITH, in ihe Clerks
Office but as we gave our opinion OF him in
an obituary notice abou, year since, we
need not repeat ! here; otherwise, than to
say we have nothing to take back.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17
. pharisoes Of old forn E FIRE.

iiaye niade this lmprovenro.,- s,ricuI i 10 all
adverse circumstances, believing lhaR the
people Of Meigs county, will now look a,
home for their newspop T. We have plac.
eds all cavilling at fault--,he Marieua,
Attens and GaIlipolis papers. can no longer
-be referred 70 IN invidioas comparison--lhe
Telegraph" is larger than any of lhem--
and at the very low piice Of $3.50. cash up.
Wecchhdemly look for a large increase 10
our llss--and as il ii is for the public =.
mnkS iiie change. we hope the public will
make the change 10 us. See Prospectus in
anulher column.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17

6rTHE LADr's Book. for May. is
purc'ual 10 make lis appearance. The Book
has i's distinctive features, differing from
all other Magazines None better Than Go.
pSE, understand publishing a Magazine for
she ladies'. All his promises are moro Than
redeemed.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17

6TThe Corporation election for Mayor,
hecOrder Council, &C., will be held on SAT.
urday next the 19.h ins,.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17

eJ SAHrAlN's MAsAzINs, in It's May day
dress Is already on our iable. This Maga
zine is distinguished for It's solid literary
matter and The unusual excellence Of lis
s'eel engravings. Those ehgrayiugs. how.
ever. illustrating ''scenes in the life Of GU,
Savior" are 10 our mind, rather poor scenes
-too much SO iqAerve as illuslrmions ol
The sublime even sesin .Yhiche figured he
rrincc or Fedce. Deher leave iheaS,.
together. a... \.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17

STORM ON MrssIssPPI. LON The 4lhb
Q great storm swept over and along The,
s:lssiPPi In the neIghborhood Of Island d..r Z
Trees were uprooled, and houses and, ,.dmi
blown down in all directions; and lal
fiaiboais laden with provisions
and losa. The steamer Amerid 'e'n'
naSs blown overheard, an 4,