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The New York herald., 1851-12-05

IRvISG HousE, December 4, 1851.
vands the intellgencs poliseness and attention of his
RoSna Go:lins SO famous above
To Lovers of Good Segars:-If you wish,
:s in 1.a the s .us m sss s a.
Si ~ st Io;s % i,s and most favorable IN the
rety 70 choose Customers may rely upon being fairly
N. MORALES ll3 Nassau street.
.hsy could hays better article %
then therefore, to call and ssc%ss b; extensive and varied
Notice r. Fisher. Jr., Matchmaker and
LAT: o. G M gIs.Sw.y .h:: e G ns.SSd = % inform
Of business "a Fulton street. whore he viii bs happy
men, ma 20" 70 '''" y sisahk ;H s JR ssi fulton street.
Furs for the Ladies.-The demand this
season for choice and elegant F.r has induced BANrA
Of i.s Canal street, to make shs mos. ample .r,anse-
sS.iy Vsi..y Of 8.s,sa Fitch cSsh. Gamine
sna cun and Fur Trimming cheaper than other store
Ladies' Beaver nets.-Ladies will hnd
s S.ns n S' % Gs,, street Ss,.sr Of ySs:,:5 s full
nets most fashionable shapes which he T selling
Buckwheat Caxes and "Country sas-
y "a ,;sa ss,a
supposon nss eoacu
rsgsisI place y su:ias. 'isHf IS fa.os s
:sE much cheaper than his oompss,or. in Brosdwsy "
The suddcn advent OF Winter has cre-
stsd an demand fur and ladies in making their
si.ian, % @ :,'1 s, 'isssas sr%n
Stone k.r.sn. chnehill. Mini &C. BE- Nov selling Al
Hats for the Hoiide Us !-Children's Fam
ey white and Bl.fh Beaver ns the Union Hat Store.
The srs,t 70 90 founs in the city ard cheaper
Per Ssrs 'n S os'r S :,1,' kssH S y. .:
manuaeturers prices These are superior TO aay Hat
's mi :{ sn. Is: Cloth
en- ssscr,msn. q bOys :lh s and beaver Hat,
sds and m.ss bOnnss velvet snS sosh C.r. a can be
The Genuine Kossuth Hat.-The New
sss trimmed Win .i Il he fios.s sssie Sf
s 'A'a can Be bought
The greatest variety OF Gold and silver
watches Gold Chains Keys Pen and Pencil Cases &c. Of
i:..;s ss;.isi: s,iss:; sSyxsf ia,Ss
tttcet. ine hicneheu Dhmond foinHd Gold fens sold
only ~ above.
Holiday real bargains In rich Brocade
SINS hguree plain and black slks yelye,s Emsro derie
Lsees; handkerthefs Csshmeres and De Lain &C. shav
sesrfs Csleoes, sei &c. JAMES BECK 4 CO., with tie
view OF reducing their large stock % the have
nsrked their prices down. and offering decided bar.
rains. s5 Broadway.
GentIemen's Furnishings.- d
LEADBEATER, sf7 Broadway corner Of Leon.rd ,,ree,
h.yea very large and excellent assortment
Gloves Crays Handherehiefs Under Shirts and Drawers
o. various fahros a silk merno cotton lambs wool fur
Sc kc which they selling cheaper than snv sentis
mem furnishing store In the city.
Cloeks and Opera Cioaks, Mt a great dis
eount-H!TCHCoCK LEADBEATER, 81 Broadway
corner Ltonsd street. have reduced the prices Of ther
splen dd stooh of Coaks selling OF AZ sreat
bsrns They have also reduced prioe of thsr ssws
snd are seng thsm very ohesp-ss Scotch Wool shawl
worth g. Tor IS. ko, sc.
Sterling Advtce.-Observe the Crowd
h,t daily visits The esablishment Of Smith. Jr No i02
ruon street. lie ia selling. cheap dirt all kinds Of
Clothins ard the excitement slresdy created s common
topic Of oonversstion in all business circles.
PretectionI Protection!!-Tbe Question
The New York herald., 1851-12-05

Beaut1ful Present for Children .-TIsa
jenny Lind psrfset imitation Of Jenny Lind in
Sssss ss sns fsassrss rhi. hs elegant article
Of Fancy Goods Eoveltiss TOYS. &e. No s5 Broadwsy
presents on haRd an ! daily receivinx -' " ~
The New York herald., 1851-12-05

SOLE Quit. peehA sole Water proof CsIifornia ana
Drsss Boots Of superior and durable QUALIFY: tore
thsr with all kinds Of ovsrshoss and other for ladies'
Eres profusion the very iswest prisss A.
BROOKSS New York Boot and Shoe Emporium f6o Sniton
street. six doors from Broadway.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-26
The st. Louis and Pacific Railroad.

The official report Of Major kirkwooj, the
Chief Engineer on the Pacific Rail Road, ha,
just been published in the 81. Loui, papers.
The Report bears Oh its face evidence of the
ability and candor Of the Engineer. Though
possessing great interest, its length forbid. an
effort to insert it in our shor, columns.
These routes from ST Louis TO Jefferson CITY
have been surveyed, and reported to the Board
of Directors:
The Mefrimnc and BJurbeuse 1903 miles,
The Union Ridge Route. 1925 &"
The Missouri river Route l2l,S7
aud extended to the State limo according TO the
Charter, the length Of road varies on the seve-
ral lines, from 27S to 306 miles As indicated
by the report, all the routes are over a very
rough country, averaging nbout so feet to the
mile,to he overcome, together with several
costly bridges, heavy cuttings, and on one route
u tunnel through mountain. The estimated
cost OF The superstructure, per mile, is 81 1872
Our citizens will recognise the character Of
country through which, and to serve which,
this road is 10 pass from the following general
description introductory to the detailed report
Oh each line surveyed:
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-26
MOTHER, MOTHER.

Human ear, has, thou e'er heard,
In any tongue, SO blest word,
As Mother?
With it comes old memory stealing
Long the tenderest chords of feeling,
Long forgotten joys revealing,
All our present miseries healing,
Sounds Of pleasure loudly pealing,
Our sorrows smother.
Angels! do you sing in heaven,
Morning, noon, or sober even,
So dear a sound,
When your thousand harps are ringing,
And your thousand voices singing,
Sounds of joy forever springing,
On the ba'my air, and winging
Round and round
The throne of Him, who, high in Heaven,
Proclaims guilty wretch forgiven
Do you ever sing another
Word so dear as MOTHER, MOTHER?
WHlPPOWIT.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-26
TO HARRY.

Thou askest if love thee, deart
o, wilt thou never turn
To woman's spirit-gances clear,
Her mirrored soul to learn!
The tongue ilatterng tale may tell |;
The heart may heave a sigh
But woman's holiest feelings dwell
Within the depthless eye.
There read thy deep affections fate
Thy joy or doom descry;
For ialsehocd ne'er was mirrored yet
Within a woman's eye.
Then read thy answer, Harry, dear,
Within these eyes of mine;
o, speak they not. in language clear,
Slam .Jorcrer Minc?"
WHIPPOWIL
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-26
Cholera-Smail POX.

Cholera appears to he prevailing to consd-
cradle extent, in Missouri, Illinois and Iowa
The country Immediately around this city is
said to be remarkahl, healthy but farther back,
from all We can learn, the country offers no
inducements to those who desire 10 flee IRON
the dreaded disease. In and about Paris, in
Monroe county, there is reported to be much
cholera, und We hear Of five or six fatal cases al,
Cincinnati, in Rails county. From ons TO two
hundred cases are reported weekly, at ST. Louis,
and some cases, also at Quincy. In TIL, city,
it is very far from t'ins epidtmical; no,with-
standing the exlravegant rumors that have been
siread through the country. The cases which
have occurred may nearly, if not quite all, be
traced, either to some imprudence, or to some
long standing disease, changing to, or termina-
ting in, cholera.
We are indebted to a friend for the following
notice Of Cholera deaths.
lie has been very particular to Tut down ev.
cry case, with The circumst inces attending il,
and it, correctness may bt relied OH. 1t EN-.
braces all the deaths from cholera up to Wednes.
',
whose name we have not heard who died on
Tuesday Morning.
The first case occurred on the lGb inst
This was colored man, who had been troubled
for many months with severe fit. of cramp col
ic. On the 18Th, a child Of +. Sneiler died.
The ncighbors say he l.o! eaten large qian'i-
ties Of cherries. Same day, Mrs. Slower died
said to be cholera. She had been weekly, OF
under medical treatment for some time was
much frightened. June 18Th, colored womai
died. She was weakly, and much frightened
from the death of her husband (noliccd above J
She had washed his clothes hard days work
and lad eaten cherries. June ooh Jul,I
Peyto son Of Mrs. f. NJ. Smith. lie la,
been for long lime, very unhealthy. Repor-
ted to have eaten largely Of cherries. -
June 2Oih. a lady died who had been jus
previously confined. June Dist. Thomas Rry
ant-rcpored Cholera-had been working mucl
in the waier-had been in the hablt Of drinking
excessively for long time said to have beef
insane. June 23d. VIM. II. Munson. Reror.
ted at work at lime kiln, until late in the eve
ming, previous to his attack being very warm
he drank much water, and took cramps. Jun,
DID. Col. VIM, G. Elgin-weak constitution
worn down by care-had Been complaining
Tor some time. Same day colored man died
Also, Oscar, l,ilc son Of WIN. and Rhulu
Briggs. There were six other cases Of chol
era, but these have all recovered, except two
which arc yet doubtful. Two Of the four VIII,
recovered we're not clear, undoubted cases OF
cholera. Large stories have gone into circula
ton, IS we aretold, in relation TO the preva-
lence OF Small Pox in this city. These had fol
their foundation case Of cholera, in which tn,
friction caused by rubbing u cholera patient
who has since recovered-is supposed to hav.
produ ced the appearance which at first 6 anct
was taken for Small Pox. People may al
rect perfectly easy on that point. There i, n,
Small PoX here.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-26

3xBCI3IS 1V1 CI16 VVV6CCIU OIIIUU
w. T.. Storer, Memphis, Scotland Co, Mo.
WIN. N. Penn and W. Is. Twyman, OF Paris, Mo-
X. II. Buchanan and John a. Quarles, oil Florida
Thomas T.. Thompson, OF Palmyra.
VIM O. Young, OF New London.
j. l.. Canterbury, of Mexico.
Mr.. Blakey, OF Clinton.
George Bourne, Of Barry, III.
Postmas,ers are requested to allow us TO add them
TO the list.
receipts Tor money due the 90 Western Union Ofcc.
Travelling agent. Mr. JAS. X. GARRETT is
authorized Travelling Agent.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-26
Religious Notice.

Rev. c. GeSrHY will preach in the Baptist Churcl
on rex Sabbath Morning, at II O'Clock,
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-26
For the Western Union.
CLASSIC HALL, Iune 25ih. /

CLAssIC HALL, June 2Jh, ISOI
Mr.. Ediior:-- Here some scraps of poetry that
you may slide into seine odd notch of your paper, il
il so please your humor:
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-26
FOURTH OF JULY.

Are we to make no preparation here to cele,
bra'e the Fourth Of July in becoming manner?
The great anniversary will come round again
Tomorrow week, but we have hot heard word
about demonstration Of any sort.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-26

II We wish idle boys to understand that
their company does not ratio at n premium in
this office. Last Sunday Tn enterpr,ing young
genius went rather extensively into the print
ing line-spoling some fine cards, }; striking
of prodigious number Of cut, and battering
lot Of type TIL it wa, useless We do mol
like to put curb on aspiring youths, and shall
therefore, only request the favor Of an invita-
ton to be present on such occasions. The boy
probably meant no harm, and 80 far as we have
been able to discover. did not do much damage
this, however, was mere accident and we max q
use Of the circumstance TO warn boys that it is
dangerous play to NEEDLE with things they don,
understand.
Elk SpRINGs.-We have received cOmmu
nicasion from Elk Springs, which we shall en-
dsavor 10 make room for next week.
The city authorities are exercising CON-
mendable vigilencs and activity in relation to
the general cleanliness and publication of the
city. As the river resedes, the deposites of
mud and drift are removed, and lime spriLkled
where il il needed. The Street Commis sioner,
Mr.. J, DAVIS, we observe attending also to the
streets and alleys, examining the condition Of
open lots, and pryng into oil the yards and
cellars. This is better than any system Of
quarantine for cholera.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-26


The great anniversary will come round ain
to-lno'o week, but we have hot heard a word
about demonstration Of any sort.
HoRN's UNITED STATES RAILROAD GAZETTE
We have received q number of large, week
ly sheet bearing the above title. 1t is printed
in New York at 50 per annum, in ADVANCE
1t contains statistical information maps Of route,
in various parts of The United States, and Ell
tertaining reading Of lighter character.
PErrRsoN's MAGAZINE ron JuLy.-Thi,
number commences a new volume, and the pro
prietors now offer premiums as inducements I,
subscribers. Tho subscription price is tw,
dollars The engravings are good and the
reading matter entertaining.
The NORTH BnirIsn REVIEW FOR MAY i.
on our table. Its content. are:-France sine.
1913; Forms of lnfdel,y in the 10Th century;
Copperleld and PenGenni. - Dicken. aud
ihackery; comparison between tho two wri.
tiers shows that in Thackery Dcken, las a ri
val in his walk of literature, nearly equal to
himself Recent extensions of Formal Logic
Sir VIM Hamilton and Mr. DeMorgan; Auto
biography Of the Rev. VIM. Walford; Animal
Mognetism; Experiments Of Baron Won Reich
enbach and DR.. Mayo; Public Libraries; Arago's
Life of Garnet; The water supply of London
Royal Supremacy in the Church Of England and
the Papal Aggression.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-26
DAMETAS,

CHOLERA CuRE--Captan Symes, of the
Silas Wright, recommends the following
prescription in case of cholera, and we have
assurances from gentleman who admin
istered it to thirty victims of the epidemic
that it proved inlallible in every instance.
Here it is: table spoonful Of salt and
tea spoonful of red pepper in half pin,
of hot water. Extremely simple, but per-
haps worthy of tral.-Cat,'o SIN,
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-26

WAsnINGros, June 81.
The corner stone of the enlargement of the
Capitol will be laid on the 4lh July, by the
President. Dan'l Webster will deliver the ad'
dress.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-26

The ST. LOUIS lNTELLIGENcER appears in o
new and beautiful dress. The enterprise and
ability with which that paper is conducted, will
command the success il deserves.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-26

CnoLERA.--lt is said to be violent a,
Weston, Mo. Fourteen persons died there
in one day. Times.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-26

COSTUME TURauE.-A young lady Of very
pretty, smiling countenance, and possessed Of a
splendid figure, strolled down Fifth street yes.
terday, haIited in the New Turkish dress, and
leaning on the arm ola gentleman companion.
She was evidently a subject Of general curio'i-
ty, but no one followed her, and when we saw
her last, the two were turning down towards
Walnut street.-M. Louis Rep.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-26

RAILROAD BARBEcuE.-The friends of the
Hannibal and st. Joseph railroad, says the
Gazette, have determined to have a fine bar
becue on the 4lh OF July.-Iimcs.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-26
The river is falling rapidly. Its entirely
oil the pavement ON Water street.
See advertisement of J. II GEsr & Co.

GSAHp DlvlsioN.-The Grand Division Of the
Sons OF Temperance IF the State OF Missouri,
will assemble in tho city of Hannibal, on
Wednesday, 23d July next. 1t is the duty Of
Delegates that have been elected TO represent
Divisions to be ia attendance at the sitting of the
Grand Division, and so arrange their business
that they can leave home at that time. Bust
ness Of Delegates prevents many Divisions
from being represented. Let them look to it
IN season, and see that each Division is repre-
scented at Hanniba! in July Louisiana Record.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-26

CAMILLA CosTUME.--The st. JOSEPH
(Mo.) Ga:ete Of the 18th, says.
We hear it stated that three ladies of th
place are now engaged in making TurkisI
pantaloons, and will appear in n few day
in the Turkish dress. They will no doub
create considerable excitement
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-26

See JAS. A. QuARLrs' advertisement.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-26
Agents for the Western Union.

EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-19
FIRE! FIRE! FIRE!

60 HAVING received little shorter no Es
~ ticc to yacate the premises we fomeriyG3
occupied, than the law, IN its huInnnc operation.
allows, on the night Of the late Ere, We are now V
he found in VIM. II. Remington's building, one
door below his store. Having supplied Ourselves
with all our missing articles we are enabled 70
furnish our customeis at reduced prices. In addl'
ton to our present stock VIC have made arrange
ments with an eastern importing honse 10 supply
us with the latest importations of drugs at impOr
tcrs prices, and will receive, III few weefs, 2
very large and extensive invoice of Fresh Drugs
Chemicals, Bazins (fomerly) Rousselfs) Petin'
merry, new Chemical Preparations. Instruments
Fine Drugs, and Scarce Preparations, never be
fore brought to this market. We win supply
Physicians and Merchants at deduction oftwen'
ty per cent on their bills of former purchases N
this place, or at the "Circulor Prices of any 70
sponsible Pittsburgh CT Cincinnatti House we
warrant our drugs TO be Of first quality and en-
tifely pure; coming directly from under the Drut
Inspectors hands there is no possible chance 10
their adulteration. Call and see what difference
there Is in the quality Of drugs and ascertain Gu
prices. UP. FLEMING, Druggist.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-19
"sememb CT the faithful Dead"
MHRIETTA MARBLE WORKS.

TVOLLISTER & LEONARD would respect
II form the citizens Of Pomeroy and vicinlty
that they still continue the MARBLE buSiNEoS
In Ali in all It's various branches at their oldstand
in Marietta, Ohio.
Having just receiued large and well selected
assortment Of Italian and American Marble Sla6S
and Blocks, are prepared to make to order, MIN,
PUMENTS, TOMB TABLES and HEAD-STONES
\, OF every variety, on the SHORTEST notice, IN the
gsArEsT style, and for the LOWEST prices.
Marble Maptels, Centre Table-Tops, DC. al
ways on hand.
tlrndstones from the best Warren quarries,
constantly on hand, wholesale or retail.
Aay orders addressed TO us at Marietta, or II.
p. Smith, Pomtroy, will be promptly attended 10.
Marietta, q. Juno 10, 1s5i.--n3mfS.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-19
rEmALE COURAGE.

Great is The Diana Of Wisconsin. The
hanitowoc County Herald Of the lslh inst,
re'ates the following mos, remarkable Incl
dent.
aeMiss Emma ThAyer. young lady Of tif.
Teen years Of age, living al RpwleJ's Bay,
in this county. while walking on the beach
on the morning ofshe FIRST day us May. saw
wolf short distance off watching deer
which be had driveninio The lake; and with
courage rarely equalled, drove him away,
and wadlng into the lake. broptgh. the deer
on shore by The ear, Afier pal,ing him a
short time. The ungalam fellow made an al,
tempt 10 ges away and finally carried mat
tiers so far as 10 knock her down, an. !, ar
her dress when becoming justly incensed
al such treatm Isn't. she took stone and
dashed out his bruins The wolf was al,
che time Standing by, silent spectator oil
The fight, ia which he took no further part
J Than by occasionally showing formidable
row Of white teeth,
IL Is safe enough 10 predict thar if this
girl lives few years more she will be able
10 whip her weight in wild CATS give some
young Badger The heart ache, or wha, is
perhaps q great deal better preside with
grace and dignity over the deslnies Of some
wild Wisconsin home trr
We understand that Miss Thayer was il
company with another young lady--a Miss
Stone--who ran 10 call her brother 10 shei
sssistance. When they returned, Inc ar.
|. NAL, large luck lay dead al the feet o.
his conqueror.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-19
Cnha Exnedition Successful!

A. THAT cheap Stove Store man BILL ID
aSN NPRALL is on hand again with the larg- fA
Eg1Sest stock of STOVES ever brought toN1lN
this market, selected with the greatest care, en-
bracing every variety of style and finish, with the
latest and most improved Patents. Among late
receipts of Stoves at his store we notice the fol-
lowing:
CHILD'S OHIO PATENT,
HALCYON AIR TIGHT,
CELEBRATED COAL STOVE ENTERPRISE,
KENTUCKY PREMIUM,
OHIO do
QUEEN CITY do
PRIZE do
All of the best materials and warranted. He elso
keeps on hand large supplies of custom made TIN
WARE, which he will sell to merchants and 9th.
ers lower than the same article can be bought in
the west. t~
uTDon't forget the CHEAP TIN and STovE STORE
under the Riheldarfer House.
Pomeroy, May Is, 1S5l-n32tf.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-19
UNION wooLEN mANUFACTORY



- -F tgS
THIS ESTABLISHMENT, which has benin full
/ operation more than two years. has, within the
last year, received an additional set Of new ma
Ichinery, and the proprietors feel confident that
they are fully prepared 10 give perfect satisfaction
to their patrons. Their mac hinery being the
Fl Best and most Approved,
and their workmen ExFERiEScED and FAITHFUL the
Goods manufactured will equal in quality any in
the Eas or West, and will be sold at prices as low
Who vii not patronise the home manufacturer
II When Quality and Price
are as favorable1 The proprietors trust that mer-
chants and Others wishing to purchase Goods o.
the description manufactured at their mill, will
extend to them their patronage. They are also
prepared to a 5 sG
CARD ROLLS, SPIN, FULL, LRESS AND FIN.
ISH CLOTHS, SHAWI.S, BLANKETS,
~ OR ANY KIND OF GOODS,
for customers at very low rates, but in all case.
the Wool must be brought Clean.
p. S. Price for Carding Rolls-White, &c.
Mixed, 6to 7c.; Carding and Spinning, 15c, ant
other work in proportion. M
GT'rke most liberal prices paid for Wool at tn,
Factory. .,ahsi se-,.i .
Gallipolis, May /, 1851.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-06-19
N Office .

q. AVlNG conc uded TO close up the Dry
81 Goods business in Pomeroy, and giving
no further credit 10 any one, we respectfully
ask all those indebted 10 US, to call immedi.
ately and srttle either by note or payment
Dol't forget our former notice, "ihal all
rlaims due us previous 10 4lh Of ly.i850'
will bepulin suit Immediately" for collec-
non.
To our customers then, we Kindly ask
Them 10 come Immediately and settle. II
is important 10 make speedy wind up, SO
as to commence in our other intended busi.
ness at certain time. 1t is not our wish to
make cost or trouble. Come now-come
all. REED & BROTHER.
May ], 1851.
0Y N. B.-Our stock on hand will be
sold from 10 TO 20 per cent. cheaper thar
former prices. OF cheaper than the same ar
ucles can be had in any other store.
r. g. B.