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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-30
DIRECTORY.
Cards inserted BY the year at 81 per line.
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~ MINERAL POINT LODGE MOI.
W Regular Meetings. First and Third Tae esdsys or
i Month, clock p. r., atthe Masonic Hail.
- IOWA CHAPTER No G.-Regular
~ Meetings, First and Third Fridays Of each
xg Month. O'Clock P. 81, al lhe Masonic Hall
- Mineral Point, Wis.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-30
rasr.oDuar Y2uu9FF.

fFANERAL DEaLeR Id pruzz. Medicines Fafnss.
I oils, &C, &C Iligh street, atuaraI Point, wts.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-30
Ex-GoY. LncaS Ont Enr Nenlt.

Some of the Locofoco papers having con-
tradlcted the statement that Governor Lucas
had declared for Scott, Dr. Ballard of the
Iowa Republican addressed to the Governor
a letter of inquiry 10 which the following re-
ply was returned -
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-30

g T.. r. EgEGEEsFz. Dentist.
@-~5@ Practices fiji Htnere e aiut- EIatayfic, aad
a~---l5 Shull-huTE eIcfaSErsEg
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-30

1 80 '' III 81 lrans aae il -se Fisb- Just rec'a
sale at CeEE'S
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-20
[For the Telegraph.
ANOTHER POINT SETTLED.
RUTLAND, Jan. l6, 1859

RUTLAND, Jan. 10, 1907.
FRIEND VAN-Cer,ain of our Free Soil
and free winded friends after freeing the
Niggers and humbling the Car Of Russia,
by setting Hungary free, have taken j. in
hand 10 Sc, the white Indies God bless them
Of our own country free, by giving 'heui
equul civil and political rights with The men,
Well, they held meeting last evening to
discuss the subjsc.; and as Two Of the mos'
prominen. speakers were bachelors, aud q
full attendance Of young ladies, interesting
old maids and bl xom young widows, no one
fell, disposed 10 offer any opposition, con
sequenlly the arguments we're like jut
bundle, oil on one side. The speeches wer'
all good. The eoquence of the bachelor
on that occasion would compare favorabl.
with The mosl renowned OF antiquity.
Now, friend VAN, will you or soWe on
T., through The medium Of your paper 'e
why i, Is that these ardent friends and at
mirers of The dear ladies', have never luke
one 10 board. BENEDICT.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-20
KossUTn,s VISIT ro HENRY CLAY.

THEIR EXCHANGE OF FVIEws--IMPREssIYE
INcIDENTs.-As stated in. Saturdays Sun,
mos, interesting Interview between Cover
nor Kossulh and Henry Clay took place on
Friday, a, half past two o'clock, al the q.
partmen,s Of the later, in Washington
Kossu.h was introduced by Senator Cass,
and the correspondent of the Philadelphia
North American gives the annexed account
OF what ,ranspired on the occasion:
Mr.. Clay received him Standing and then
being seated, on account Of his feeble cond'
,ion, addressed The celebrated Magyar in a
speech ofhall an hour in length, frankly ex-
pressing his opinions. He deprecated The
policy Of intervention as the creates. calam.
ity which could befal this country, and said
tha, as the posessors or the only existing
Republic, the example Of mans capacity
for self.gnverumen,; il was the duty OF the
American people 10 encourage human prog
ress and prosperity on this continent, which
nigh. be destroyed by foreign wars, involv
ing in their fall all hopes OF free institutions
These were, he said, the sentiments Of |
dying man who had struggled for freedom
Kossu,h replied. He did no, combat Mr.
} Clay's position, but confined himself 10 III
F.. prospects Of Hungary and the situation @
' France, believing that events in The la,te
country would terminate n,cvil war, anc
perhaps, in general revolution.
Arparling, Mr. Clay rose and babe Kos
a suih farewell forever, wishing him Go
l. speed for Hungarian independence as III
q reward Of The noble efforts Of her people,
= kossu,h responded with emotion, sayir
: .ha. he would pray God daily for Mr. Clay
h' restoration 10 health and usefulness Bo
al were deeply moved, and the scene vi
er touching aud solemn.
Mr. Clay was very lavoraLly impress
with Kossulh, as regarded mind and ma
&. ner. Only four spectators were present.
III Mr.. Clay vii. ye; speak, or write his OPT
:. ions on This important subject The eti'
Of receiving Kossu,h has exhausted n
rs somewhat. In other respects he has gain
lately.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-20
e.rBy our Rutland corrsspoudep, j, will


0r By our Rutland correspondent. il will
be seen that the ',gOOd work. is sill going
on in ,ha, village. We must say one thing
for Rutland, however, that she is always
up TO the iimes-ever on the progressive
side. Blu, the inquiry made, as TO the rea-
son why boarding for ladies' has no. been
furnished BY those mos, eloquen. 10 defence
Eof-,he rights of drapery, we are moi prepared
10 say. We are very certain, however,
,ha. in these arc.ic nights the women have
rightlo demand their inalienable right to
share in the sleeping comforts Of the ora
tors, and all other men of mature age; aud
il we were one Of Ru.land's fair, we would
"fearlessly assert our rights, and cause them
to be respected" FOt the truth Of Scrip.
ture comes with double, power when with
icy breath the injunction is repeated-"ls il
no, good for man 10 be alone" Perhaps
however, our bachelor orators are dealin!
ou, soft corn 10 lure The birds 10 their nes.s--
we rather guess that is ii. But, in all sin
ccri,y, we would warn The ladies TO bowar,
Of bachelor professions, these frigid days
They are entirely selfish, and with the sno'
Of winter will melt away.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-20
MElGS COUNTY
Boot and Shoe Store.

- THE UNDERSIGNED has recently
NJ i opened in the town of Graham Sta
ton, on the corner OF Main and Kin
W4es. streets, the cheapest and best assortment
of Ladies and Gentlemen's BOOTS AND SHOES,
perhaps, that ever was collect5a at any one place
between the cities Of Pittsburgh and Cincinnati,
consisting Of forty different varieties, ris;,
Mems Coarse Peg Boots; ci. sa
" Kip Pump Boots;
Coarse Buff Bottom Bootsy
% Kip I" Init Stitch Boots; ~
I" A. Calf Water Buff, alag sols Boots5
Boys Coarse Peg Boots;
Youths do do do
Mems Coarse Peg Brogsas;
Do Kip do de
Do do do do best;
Do Calf do do 4
Boys best Kip Peg Brossnsf
DO do do do do IsleH;
Youths Fine Kip Peg Brogans;
DO Coarse do do
Ladies' Kip Peg, stitch SidsIBoots;
Do Bor Gr. do do do
Ladies Morocco Peg Fillmore Boots;
| DO Best B6E Gr Peg Polka;
Misses A. Calf Peg, Stitch, Side Boots;
Ladies Goat, sewcd Spring Heel do
Do do do Heel do IS Il
DO EnaHieled Jenny Lind Boots;
DO do Peg heel Jenny Lind Bootss
Do do NJ. K welt do do.
I Do Peg Seal Buskins;
DO do Glazed Leather Jenny Lind Tiss;
No ERameled Jenny Lind Ties;
Do Z. Mock Welt do DO .ss
Misses Morocco Peg Boots;
Do Goat do do
Ladies do do do
Do Kid Run Round Ties; t,ss
Do French Morocco BuskinS; %
Do Lasting Fox Welt Gaitcrs; @
Do Gum Buskins.
= Wewoud respectfully invite tho public to "a
, and examine our stock We are prepared TO- 4
q any orders, either Wholesale or Retail, on u
9 most reasonable terms. We expect our second q
rival, the Spring stock OF goods, will be accompi
MED with Shoe Findings Of all descriptions, Men
:, and Boys Summer Hats, Ladies Bonnets &c. d
WIN. TlLLlNGHASF.
. Graham Station, January 6, 1S52-n6u
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-20

= -
isyeve, aI.es an absence q tor1y years, 70 te'
sls'ss ,s : ss"on VIC ,seeoom anI 'nospsn'
oence Ms services nag con'FlOu'eo so essen
"a.,S T y .s es'aolsu 81
tHe t'ss'uen' hss use'neu .nc a't'sa' VI
he gtea' magyar o. sumcien' importance 10
ASK o. Oongress ai!ecsion: ior ms reception
10 me SaPAol Oh ine vnl'ea Ssases; uov'
errors pave Invited nun % become sne eues'
ol -. slaves ane 'nma'eoi Execunve mansions
Inc rmPire Wv turned out en- masse 'o
10 nono. y me man no' LOT nlnse',' pu' 'nO
% nope Pa'"c'P'es Y c"eI'snes, aha eve'y,
w"e'e s,o"s, 'os sne ,eecom anu napP''
ress u a's .acoi 1nu = nasl ..s ueI'seIanos
'N...:s w" nu''o" aHu nu''''a" oPP'e's''" a'''
1uslos..ss,, Ssa.s ,s,r..s,,s s-f
yay y. yi ~ w ". = ven.u oue' See''os W.s
2, ne Sn'on ~ es'enu'ng . LOUIS nossu.n
"s' "eev.ne s "hs he1 mosP,'ai'y. he, '"ose
WY nee IRON We P Po,n'ca, y, s'oIms anu eoI. ~,
yu.s'o"s - sne w "o.H"'' "I'e.het y ~
y s.,stI. M sss y 80 T." ~. :,
nan - -Sns.. Wy u"d"vs"U ns"n.a;"o,. .sS I 81, !
s.o,, naa, .ss.s = sJr as -, ;a.,;,,,,;a IN. s -,
en;ov ,nd ra.ds " sand an ;nansncs
sgOy' a"u Ieavy y ssn ~ snnue".'
and $500 , ,hs :.@,-s, 'S ,hs, Az. @ ~, rss~ec
,bs;s l ,;ah,s Sa = '' 'S' - 'NPH
Tha ,,,o,;d,,, H., 49, y. -.ol,,,;o,, l;,
q, v;,s,ion y b;s mos, ds,in
.had e.. y " ! IA, @
8, 800 IL s,,rIy ns,;aS J,,,na vc,,, sa.s;nr rNSi 4
re.nsc,I,,lI mi, = e ,sra.s ,osajS. IA ;fb he c,nno
,ecisvs ,he bosn;,a,;,v or he Eyecu,;vs man
.,on oS ,hs ,b;ys Sac = IL Conrsdsy.cv
-, Nj h,. he ho hnn.,ssd ,s,,h ,.hs, I ,v;,l ha l. A.
,e' n'"' oo nono.su w" wnas , wv. 70 I'M -.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-20
[For the Telegraph.
WEST COLUMBIA, Jan. 8, 1859.

.. WEST COLUMBIA, Jan. 8, 1852.
R. r. VAN VAN Horn, Esq:-The viii
lage Of Yves, Columbia was thrown into
quite furor on The receip. Of your lefe'
graph of January 9Th, reporting the intel
igence of meeting that had been held
in Rutland, o., in relation 10 Kossu.h; they
became arou Sed, and began 10 realize for
The frs, time The true condition Of down.
rodden and suffering Hungary, the proper
steps were taken 10 call meeting Of the
citizens, by circulating notices, &C., but un'
fortunately proper place could not be pro-
cured for holding such meeting, consequent
ly they had 10 select the "ca,-hoe" OF W. j.
S,ephcns' salt furnace, the only suitable
place thar The citizens had FREQ access To-
therefore the notices were written, TO mee'
n, the above mentioned place, at carly can
die Lighting.
A,,he appointed lime a goodly number o
citizens had collected TO participate in .h'
meeting, bui i. appeared sha. The elements
and man had combined. BY mutual agree
men,, 10 conspire agains. and Illustrate III
plans Of majority Of the people; the iul
mace was "6logn out" and the inclcmer
s,u.o Of The weather rendered ii necessar
10 adjourn.
|
> Il was The intention 10 have some speech
es, after which subscription would haV
!. been raised and rendered 10 the "Grcat Mas
!. var Chef,'' in behalf Of the cirizens {
!, West Columbia, before he LEI, the shores
o America; but owing to the unavoidable<ci
cums.ances above named, The meeting az
iourned, wi.hou. being called 10 order, SIN
D die. VOX POPULl.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-20
SNTWIsTARs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY

PWISTARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
imnarts new vigor 10 vital action, and relieves the
system by opening the pores of the skin, and pro-
noting the secretion of mucous matter. Its action
is sudorifc, sedative and expectorant, by opening
the pores, allayng irritation and by rendering the
expulsion of mucous matter. ..r .....
Those who take the Balsam will feel immediate
relief from the distressing rritations that accom-
pany affections Of the respiratory organs The
pores have been closed, the Balsam opens them.
The Lungs suffer from irritation, the irritation Ia
soothed; the pulse is violent and feversh, they are
softened, and the mucous membrane is relieved
of its engagement with rapidity and ease. Al
by the use Of this delightful remedy.
| See advertisement in another column.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-20
PROFESSOR WO0LLY'S
DAGUERREAN GALLERY,
y

Lo,cry's Tin Shop.
THE enlightened citizens Of this vicinity are
/ respectfully invited to visit and examine tie
Pictures of this Gallery.
Pictures set in breastpins, lockets, plain and
fancy cases, in strict accordance with the most
approved mechanical and artiStical improvements
Of the day. 49,. .
The citizens of Pomeroy are wiSe for they catch
the image ere the substance flies; and if every
citizen would be so wise, they would not mourn
at their neglect.
My Pictures are warranted to please IN every
respect or no charge
A cloudy day equally as good as clear day.
will stay in Pomeroy but few days:
'E s WOOLLI.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-20

or |, seems tia, our West Columbia
friends wero determined 10 be ahead Of Ru,'
land in the Kossu,h movement, but, owing
to adverse circumstances, were compelled to
give over. We hope they will Try again
and not &c, out Of The scrape by "ca
hole" A black cloud is hanging oyel
Europe. @r9
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-20
COUNTY RAILROAD BONDS.

The following is the decision Of the Cour.
in Bank upon The question Of the consssu-
,ionali.y Of Railroad subscriptions by coun'
ties. We copy from the official report:
a SUPREME COURT IN BANK,
& aa December Term, 1851.
T.h na1 THURSDAY, Jan. 15, 1859.
No. 81. james Gl fifth, el. al. VS.. the
Commissioners Of Crawford county and the
Ohio and Indiana Railroad Company
Cha..cery-Cravford
No. 26. John Carey e,. al. vs.. the Com
missioners OF Wyando. county Wyandot
-Chancery.
SPALDlNG j., held:
/. Pending sui, in The Common Pleas,
this cour, has no constitutional jurisdiction
Of a motion 10 dissolve an injunction therein.
2. A special legislative enactment will
no. confer jurisdiction upon this court 10
70 proven, ,he operation Of an injunction al'
lowed by The Common Pleas in case o.
which ,ha, cour, has taken jurisdiction.
Obuer Dietum by Judge SPALDiEe alone
Tha, The Legislature has no constitutional
power 10 authorize the majority Of ci'izen'
in county 10 vote subscription Of stool
TO Railroad Company, that shall be bind
ing on minority.
Motion TO dissolve the injunction dis
missed.
So ends The question Of railroad bonds
making many Of the projected routes il
Ohio mere paper projects. This gives
double assurance 10 our line-as /, depend
on another kind Of capital, altogether.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-20
BRANT'S 7raaa
Pulmonary RALSAM.
The Great COUGH REMEDY.

Many years Of experience, and more than MIadSsa
Thouaand Cures Of ConsumptIve Complaints nave
noyrd 10 e undoubted sasacon Of all who have
become ncouanted with this iOond remedy that great
Iv sunerior because s soothing and heoling and ness
certain to cure COnsuWRtion Of the LnnSs tn1n S sn
Nv Soms that Consumption be cured Be that the op.
ion Of the many tho ew, shal not attempt VIZ
snch hut s we sap and do dsarf a. c which can be
proved in theusands that hi. medicine has SGEss
called real Consumption, and WHICH were attended Wite
spioHss that resembed and were n all reeh ke ne smp
omr OF hose ,oo and he decd are said % have died We
nat fatal disease COnsumption' Tis bslssm hss cured
OF who said to be hopeesy Amleed
who had kard dry rdein0 Coushs Patns IN lhe BreastS
Sids and Bdek-Dimculty Of BreatnIng-rurss a1rse
soraiion FeDeT- Noht StoeatHand wasting away
Of the Flesh and Blood. Person. having .rSn eomPans
LONGER This Medicine has cured come who supposed 70
DO IN dying state, butt by the use OF mm remeoy ney
This Bhisam fs purely .eOstab. eoSrosYa II psns.
AMI 10 ale and neOer injury In any stage Of disease OF und
0ny circumstance effects iis Wonderla and es,I Il-
racul Gus Cures by Purifying, and nVIgs
the whole nyStemby egudltsinQ Ne eTeutaton ano
prOdnenR Asahy ionthus alayng =.
NerVoa-And aiding and laet.iottn0 Expoctorallone =
Cnras tho following diseases VIZ w.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-20
sHGDW1H~WE
January IL, 1852.

Petition TO change the Name Of GFA.
ham Station.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that Peti.
IN ton will be presented to the next LesisIa-
ture Of Ohio, praying for a change in the name
Of Graham Station, Meigs county, to that Of
Racine. MANY CITIZENS.
November 80, 1s5i.-n49tf
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-20
GOODS SINCE THE FRFrzr

NDY was in Cincinnati when lack FROST
"A brdged the Ohio, and had the advantage of
t1e great iall IN prces which ensued. He can BE-
found at his store on Front street with Splendid
lot Of
S""%HHM-@a
Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Spices, Candlss.
&C., &C., all in addition to his usual spIendid
stock of Dry Goods. He viii accommodate he
public so far as to exchange his goods for csSA.
Give him call.
Asanew year has just commenced, ANDY would
like te commence business with square accountD.
| Those indebted will please cab and pay up;
and if ANDY owes any one he is preparedto fork
Do things right.
u Remember the Sgn of onE1r ANpY.
A. LOUBNRR-
| Januarv IA 1880 k go =.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-20
Mleiss 90, Geleerapb,
"PERsEvERE."
POMEROY, OHIO.
TUEsDAy,:::::::::;.:::.:JANUARY. 20. 1852.
FOR PRESIDENT,
GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT

or The Governors Messagei is the lead
ing article ia b.day's paper. IL is plain
sensible docnheni, and barring few catch
phrazrs for he dken,errifed, a very good Stale
paper. REuBEN WooD is vast improve.
men on Locofoco Governors.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-20
To the Public.

A LII PERSONS ale hereby warned aot W
n trust my son john GosTEL, a. l will pay
no debts OF his contracting.
GEORGE GoSfEL.
January Q, ls52.-w3pd.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-20
Pomeroy Cattle Market.
MARRIED,

On the lst instant, by VIM. II. Clark, ESQ.,,
SIDNEY STEWART and ELlzABErn BowEN-all OF
Long Bottom.
On the Sth instant, by the Rev. Isaac Castle,
ALLEN BUTCHER, of Gallia county, to CARYAN
MIGHT, of Meigs county. F ..t
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-20

OF There s.o be convention in Spring.
field, Illinois, on the 92d instant, Of all
persons opposed 10 the compromise meas:
ures, 10 nominate ticker for State officers.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-20

0r The River, last night, fRozE OVER
at this place, and to-day the boys are gliding
on their skates, safely across the bosom Of
la Belle Ripiere. We say "lroze over"
because the mere "closing" Of the Ohio is
nothing, lha, takes place by the floating
masses Of ice lodging agains, the shore ice.
Blu. last night il literally FRozE ovER-ihe
expanse being clear and polished as mir
rur. We never saw the like, before, and
huve heard several persons who have passed
their lives on the banks Of the Ohio say the
same thing. Lei !, be remembered, there
fore, ,ha. on The nigh. of January 10, 1859
the Ohio River was frozen over.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-20
Mnnse and Loo for SaIe.

Rrvzx THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale his
NsTG House and Lot in Middleport. The lot
Hsss lis 60 by 200 feet, fronting on two streets.
A. The House is frame, 1s by 60 feet, two
stories hgh-suited for four families and rents for
$40 per month. II will be sold on the most favor
able terms, if application be made soon.
JOSIAH P. BUMP.
Coalport, January 6, 1S52--nGtf.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-20
CONSUMPTION,

COUGHS and Cold, BrOnehih', A,tAne Sptti1p y mssA
Rs,no ~ ne LanOs Pdins IN he Breast Side and CAet Nc
1ou,ns,s NioA Sioeat PalpitatOa " Ne Heart and al FL
MIIR WEAKNESSES and COEpiaiaif arising thoEO-
from, Cholera Infnntum, NC - :. ! \,
r. Yer Proof and particulars Of CuIeA sse oar Rala
For sale by d. Reed, Homeroy; G w Cooper &
Co, Chester; p. M. Petrol, Graham Station All
orders must be addressed TO Wallace 4 Co.. toA
Broadway, New York. rcss. ~.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-20

6TFRozR UP.--When we came TO exam .
inc our paper, preparatory to making the
inside Of ,o-day's paper, we found ii had
frozen through and through. This is the first
occu yrence Of the kind in our Office, from
which We infer ,ha, las. nigh, was the cold
es. weather we have had in Pomeroy for al
east seven years.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-20
Coal Property for Sale

VTNHE SUBSCRIBER offers to sell his coal lot
i lying adjoining the corporation line OF the
town of roancroy, onc-half mile fopl the mopti'
of Kerr'S run. Said lot comprises about ~ acies'
of which Is acres are solid coal plenty Of UNI
Der and stone. It's good lot for salt w9lAS,
and there is Yoom for fifty salt wells ssaf.enS .
road runs directly through il. The 'Oeei iah'
can be bought for from SO 10 IS dollars per acre
There is good road aud landing at the nveJ q
bargain given il application be made soon; ,I,
Pomcroy, Sept. 8, tsbi.--nie,f 1b
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-20

or RAILRoADs.-We have received the
report Of Col. NORRIS, Engineer Of the Gin.
cinna,i and Hi Isborough Railroad, upon
tho recent reconnaissance Of rou.s from
Hilsborough via. Pike,on, Jackson, and
Pomcroy. 10 Parkersburg. The repor. is
exceedingly favorable, and contains matter
Of the first importance TO the people o.
Meigs, Gallia, Jackson and other counties
along the contemplated line. We will pub
llsh i, in full next week, and in advance
would bespeak for il the earnes. considera
lion Of our people.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-20
Pomeroy, January 20.
TnE SATURDAY vlsIrER FOR 1859.

THE SATURDAY VlSlrER FOR 1853.
A New VOLUME Of this Paper will be com
menced during the present month"; under tavora-
BILE auspices. Arrangements have been made
which it is hoped will Ter it more acceptable
as a complete family newspaper. Its Literary
Department will be sustained by such writer's
as Mrs. Z. Cakes Smith, Mrs. II. M. Tracy,
Mrs. Celia NJ Burr, Mrs. H. Beecher, Stowe, and
Others. The productions of these writer's hold
deseryedly high rank in American Literature, be-
ing characterized at once by q pure moral tone
and great literary ability.
But the leading object OF the VIslTER will be
TO advocate Woman's interests. In TINS the edit
tors aim to make tia balance wheel between those
who would destroy all political and social distinc-
tons between the sexes, and those who would
have the one remain the absolute legal master OF
the other. They believe that the highest devel-
opment of Womans faculties, and the largest
liberty for their exercise, are strictly compatible
with the possession Of feminine gTaces, and thai
she may enjoy all her natural rights without any
ATTEMPT to cultivate moustaches or any neglec
of tn ,se domestic virtues and duties which arr
peculiarly hers.
One oony oro wear A'' 80 o.
One COPY six months U
2 Two copies one year, (or one topy2 years. y
-Four copies one year,
Eight copies one year. (and one 10 gotter up
: of olpbl -. 10 Q
/, Fifteen copies ono year, (and one to setter
nm OF club - f-h 10
/. ".sBusiness letters should be addressed (po
!, lpeid, 10 as,f r0g 800 1gL,a
D .a1hs, =. WILLIAM SWlSSHEl.M,, I
" No. 80, Third street. Pittsburgh, Pa,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-20

TOR SALE.--The subscriber rn.rs for sale
his Lard Oil Factory situated in the town Of
Pomeroy. For terms apply To Adam Berkes or 70
the undersigned. DAVID 0EYkk.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-20

or The thermometer, we learn by Mr..
STAcKPoLB, STOOD. at A o'clock this morn
ing, 96 degrees below zcro-,he coldesr
weather we have had within forty years, SC
say some Of ,ur oldest citizens.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-20

Prof. MosBs STUART, for lor,y years pro-
fessor or sacred literature a. Ardover, Mass.
died On Sunday night, The 4Ih inst aged a
years. lie was QUE Of .he most ablc ant
zsalous ,heologans Of the age, s...-........
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-01-20

NJ oTICg is HEREBY GIVEN, that the subssi,,
N ber has been appointed and qualified as al
mmistfalor ON the estate of Ezekiel Wcrtheu lse
Of Mcigs county deceased, Dated q QIangc. Nos
MEMBER ], 1851. JUSiAh Smtln'
I 1Novcrbct {, isSl,-nSowipd.