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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-21
FURNITURE.
~kyEY & NELSly.
NEW G. ,OCS

NEW G JOCS
rOCASES AND BALES OF DRY GOODS-Just rec'l
per steamers win City, Envoy. Golden State, &c.
direct from the manufactures, Comprising part
wit:
Blcach"d Musns ass'J;
Mouslin Delains do
Ging,aIGs do
ydeJnJt5 10
Canibries do
Cross bred Muslins do
Swiss and Null do
Bobincts Irish Linens do
laces, Edgng and Insertions;
Silk, Cotton aud Linen Hkfs;
Suspenlvrs ASST
Combs, Fine. Rc,ldng and Tuck;
Single and Doabc Bloomer Tuck Coiabs;
Notions of every description;
Also,
Over Coating. every kind,
Cloths, Blue. Black and Fancy;
Cassmcrs, Black aud Fancy Docskin;
do do do Plain;
Satinetts large assortment;
Again,
Large and choice selections of Prints Of the most ap
proved Brands. Of the iatst aad most beautiful STYLES
best quality and fast siOrs' in 1 wos,,. If Merchants
visiting Evansville want the Tip Of askioH they
aud nH be accommodated 10y calling al the store Of
septi. MORGAN, KEEN IL PRESTON. on Main ST.
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BOARD 3EAI.TE

\ meeting of the Common Council the city of Ev-
"A ansvlc, Ia III July 18th, Io5 the following cntie-
men were appointed BOARD OF HEALrn for said cty for
the ensuing year;
Prs A. &. HALIOCK ISAaCCtSSFI gFRry
l.. V. MITCHELL. BR DAVlDSON
--, TiioS. VI. JOHNSON, Esq.
n FCuy papers copy.
he ioliowin@ Sections city Ordinances
D. II shall be the duty of every pr,,c,icng INV
stefan IN Tho city, to notify some member of the hazard of
nen, =" ener! ease of contagious in
the city, within six hours after the presence of surh
ease comes 10 us knowledge; and every such physcan
snail qrr! report to slid board Of health cvery death
winch snail come tn his knowledge in the course of his
pace ana also the cause of such DEATH aud should any
neglect !" comply with the requirements of this
section OF ihs ordinance he shall for every such neglect
forfeit and pa! not less than three nor more than twenty
dollars. $1,000 ''
SEC. 6. If any 81" saai at any lime Knowingly in
troduce or aid assist ia utrouu,. '.o The ctS any
Contiguous or Infectious disease Of dangerous Ioa
$3.50 saraeter, such person snail for every sii,h offence,
l-rse I,c n InNES 49, 80 '
49,, r,.x,,-- Clerk Jy-- 0-.i
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EyANSAIL5E HAT MANUFAcro R,

FALL sTfbE OF HATS.
RESPECTFULLY invite the attention of the pubic to
my style of Hats. The shape is elegant AMI of the
most approved style. Having selected the very best of
Stock the quality will DC equal to any. Gentlemen
leaving their orc may rest ASSURE that ins will
be spared giving them tastul and becoming hat
All kinds of fancy Silk and Fur hats made to order ~
tcI.. :.eption is paid to ordered hats. Very Cheap
Caps. P.VAUTIER.
septli First street 81 door ahas= go. 49,
xr,,,rp INE IN IhIs. .sRoach' for sale I 6y
wv Hi y iMh-'V y -, s,s FOSTERS d Bho"N.
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or Senator Douglass says that "the Wings
never make any progress" They made some
progress in 1910, and they made some pro-
gress in 1913, and we guess they will make
some progress next NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Jour.
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NOTICE.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

TIME Subscriber wishes To sell the North half Of tho
/ North West quarter Ut Section l6-rowDshp 5
Souih of Range u Nesi. The being Nj, .arm be-
longing To- the hcirsof Henry loiner decd bate Of Van
lerburgh County abl the la, Residence o said deed,
sand farm is web improved. having first Fate barr,
nearly new, and other comfortable buildings with a
biack shop and first rate water yer! convenient
La the house. ii the said is not sold before the ed day
of September next private sale; il will then be offered
at Public Auction, the door al the Court House. in
Evansville Terms third cash, and the balance in six
aud twelve months MONKS >. JOHNSON.
aus3Gu Atty. in fact.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

1.-THE undersigned has taken out letters OF administers
Il ton, the Estate of L. II. Hopd. late of Wander
burgh county! Diseased al those indebted Ia sli.l e,
tae. II please call and se,tlc the same without .y
and those having claims against said estate will l,as,
present them duly authenticated for scl,iemcu Said
Est.tc issupposcd TO be Solvent
Evansville Sept. 1lth lSj!, ELECTA w. HOOp
.aix
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~ Mr.. Douglass says that s'the Wing
party is an obsolete idea Are not he and
the whole Democracy of the country getting
themselves into terrible commoton just TO
put down an obsolcte.-Lou. Jour.
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TELEGRAPH DISPATCHES.
KENosHA, Wis, Sept. II.

Daniel Wells, Of Milwaukee, has been
nominated for Congress in the Ist District
aud John B. Marcy, oil Fort Du Lac, in the
second District.
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Co.PAETNH7SHIP NOTICE.

THE subscribers have IN lay entered into Co part
nership under the and siy lie OF STowELL, PAGr
TAYLOR and have purchased the very Large stock o
Boots aud Shoes, Hats and Caps off, b. Fosi.~ Co. b.
which will make large and scas0abc addition ;aud
will continue the above business AIata street uppO
site the Bank and wvaid svci liberal share Of pubic
patronage.
icl1-dSwIy STON ELL. FACE IL TAYbOR.
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100 GOLD Pc VS.:
Two HUNDRED and Fifty Dollars
Reward

. RANsWAy on the night of the 9Th of Scptem-
Ia Der. IsJ2 my SAM, AND HIS WIFE, MA
IA RIAH. SaIa is about 10 Years dtl. fscts OF y
W inches high. weighs about hundred and forty
hy copper color aud toleraLlc quick slosen, and Is
somewhat stopped shoulicrcd
Marah il about forty foar five years DID, copper col
o-cd sprk. rather slow and precise; and has straight
hair. will give the above reward If taken out of the
Stat, and delivered in Henderson. and $5Of taken
in the State. NN- ,. UALLONAf
Henderson. September o, Is52- scptI3
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EvANSvILLEBocK STORE.

USI kECElNED
- Lotus Eating---A summer book The child at home,
very interesting book, 10y J. s. &. Abbott No. 70 OF tie
Pictorial Field book OF the Rcyolui
by scptiS MANUEL LISTER.
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DECEIVED and just opening for sale low.
IL 9 cases Moi:iir AMI Silk warp Lustres;
= 40 us-..'d colors Vclvcts;
y d. Black Cloth;
do Blue. drab, brown, green and olive br'd cSoths
9 do Jack oucrt Cambrcs
do asstt'd coors;
do Turkey Red oil cIintz,
DO French Cassimcrs.
do Blue and Steel mixed Saiinets;
do Clue and White Blankets
do silk and Worscd scrge's;
do cartoon cape netting;
do of cuttoi Ty les thread. joe! edings,
do Wovl;n Twecds; I cases KY. Jeans.
ausIo }. II. AAGdbE a %.
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sHINaLEsh SaINGLEsm

SHI NGLESi SHTNGLESM
1NOR sale five hundred and fifty thousaps good Pine
Il Shingles Oh asoBabie terms. Enquire 81
septl03sn MARCUS SHERWOOD.
81 DOING Silk Watch Guards, reed this day aud
OF for sale =. 80 saptll
JAs' Low CO., Al Main sifeei louisville \!
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ADMINf5TRAToRS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned Ia.
IN taken out letters OF administration Estate OF
Philip Renoch, deed. Late Of VandcrbGrsh county,
Therefore all persons indebted TO said estate are hereby
person Paving agznst said estate will plas
present il duly authenticated forthwith Tho estate il
briicy ell to be solvent.
sept'J3s CHILLI DECKER Admr
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NEW DRY GOOD HOUSE.

!. htAc y oherhnthe best st!is
NNEvy DRY GOOD HOUSE.
Eer York and Louisville Branch.
VINE undersigned ha We Just opened Staple and Fancy
i Dry Good store, on Water ST. near corner of Main,
s,lsIsd Staple ahd Fancy Dry Goods Hats. Caps Um-
br etc. Also superior quality of Ready made
Clothing rarrorted Taiors Trimmings. Furnishing
Goods. OF the very bast quality Merchant Taiiors will
Gud their advantage TO cali aud examine our stock
before purchasing elsewhere. To the public generally
would intend to keep. at all times. full
supply Of Fancy Goods of the latc and most fashionable
| siy les, suited to this market.
In addition the above shall keen assortment
of Jcwcry aud Notions equally in quality TO Stock
in the large cities Of the West Our Motto is quick sales
| ard small profits.
scpt3H WM LOWENTHAL q co.
VNHE Copartnership heretofore existing under the firm
i of Harrington, Crane Co.. is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. Either the Subscribers auihorz-
ed to sign Ils maine OF the firm in liquidation ~,
Evansville, Sep. LIST 1859 .ep.a.f WIN. COOK.
HARPER FOR sBPTEhrBE7.
TUST received, arpers Magazine for Sci tonber, and
scpta RAfHBoNE & WHEELER.
SPOR rSMEN.
lDOUBLE barrel Shot Guns to sIa Boy. 81 gle shoi
i - Gnas for 81 30.
Riacs-a cool assortment, with Shot Belts, Powder
Flasks bullet moulds, &c. just received by
:spla BABcock BRorHFRs.
NEW GODS.
fCASFS Boots and Shoes: Ri and bales, Prints.
II sai,onetts and Flnnes &c. jus, received and FOR
sale by sepl3 MORGAN. KEEN IL PRESTON.
DoTTED SwiSS-5Ce pcs ass'd reed ihis day and {"
IL sale 10y JAS. LOW & CO.,
iy2i Az Main street. louisville. Ky
- CASES assorted Fans:
> do Leghorn Hats;
do silk ParasoIs i rs, rce, and Cor sale all atvery
low prices. [jeI5 J. II. MAGHEE & co.
:UIl.,r rrI of best lime aud Free Curb stone fof
AOUO sale by lmyl2-ul MOSES ROSS.
OCASES mems black Hungarian Hats. just reed
- for sale Ivy aug IL J. H. MAGHEE & Co.
T oSSDALEEANKEENS-5c cases for salet by
IL myIo JAS. LOW & CO., Al. Main ST. Lou. XIV.
CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS.
JUSt RECESSED a large lot of Huhb and Sand bands,
. Curtain frames. stump joints Plated do; brass Cap
Nuts and Rvet- Bolts from inches, Malabc Irons
Of all kind, for sale at the sign oftheM Mill Saw by
augi9 &. NJ. GRIFFITH
Il Up B0oTS.-i0 case. Mems prime Kip Roots reed
N this day, and for sale by j. IL. MAGllEE co.
TWIST COAT BUTTONs.-Iao gross for sale by
i jy2i JAS. Low e. CO.. Az Main st. Lou Ky.
DLACK SILK MITTS.-
/ 100 ,loz Twisted silk Mills;
81 do Flet DO do; reed this day and for sale
by ljye4l JAS. Low 81 CO. Az Main ST. Lou. ny.
''' no a1' JAS NE v. 'a co.. ''''
augs3 Az Main a. Louisville NY.
~BAI.ES TirEi ing. reed this day aid for sale by
1 au:,s3 JAS. LOW & co. III Main ST. Lou Ky.
lust REcEIvED.
D American Flower Garden Directory:
English Law AMI Equity Reports, 9TH and 9Th vols
The Fruit Garden, by Barry;
Viola, bv Emerson Bonnet;
Scott Songstcr for sale by
aug20 l.. H.HOOD IL co.
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DIR GRAVES FAMILY NE0IcINES

!SMnRACING hi. celebrated Agus, Pills that never
IL the chilIs iuicrmitant Fevcrs in
all lhcir complicated forms.
Also his popular A.ti Bilious. Anti Dyspeptic purify
ig AID cathariic Pills. that have bean much made
of for the Of Dyspcldc, Liver complaint and in
DIGESTION ad giving so much relief without the use OF
Mercury
Also his Pain Extractor that fails give imed
ate relief from lan in the seyeres scads and
old Ulcers Scad and letter and very valuable for
Rheumatic pains. and pains in the br ast.
Also his Cholera Pills, for Darrloa. Dysenfcry o!
Flux dc.
Also his Worm Pills exec ent worm destroyer and
will eXpel them from the systematic above prclara
ton. have besn sold and extensively made of for
eight years past throughout the Western States, and
stands high in the estimation Of thousands that have been
cured BY thCn. Sold iy
KELLER & FARNSLEY.l n-..
CRAWFORD BELL Druggists:
Evansville Ind, sept7
1ccAsEs Lnseys Fapcy st,i~. reed and for sale by
= aug20 J.H. MAGHEE & co.
} oS' ,ceived and in store.
o, heles of AIsntie and Savage sheetng.
y a.-na-~- }. h. MAGHEE q co.
CARPET SACKS cases ass'd qualities for sale by
~ jyl7 JAS. Low IL CO.. AZ Main ST. Lou. Ky.
SHTNGLES PLOwS AND wHEELBA RROWS-
~ Latest improved Flows and Whcclbarrows foni tho
ann ,iton F,l ndry. Also, 5Ju"s shingles; r sale low
tyl1l 4. III. COOK.
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AUCTION.
A u CT ION.

III. NELSON.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW YORK CLOT HIN& STORE,

on WATER STREET. NEXT TO noRNBRooK BrRris' GRocERl
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-04-22

TnE SEVENTH INDUSTRIAL CONGRESS- will
he held a. Washington City, on The first
"Wednesday (sccond) Of mex, June. II is
composed Of delegates elected annually by
societies or bodies of men or women, who
hold the principles that "ulI men are created
equal, and endowed by their CREATOR with
inalienuble rights" among which are life,
liberty, the use Of such portion of earth wd
the other elements as shall be suficicn. to
provide them with the means Of subsistence
and comfort, and education and paternal pro.
tec,ion from society. Persons not elccied
os delegates, bu, holding The above princi.
pies, may be admitted as honorary members
Of The Congress, with privilege TO lake par
In debate, but noI 10 vote. Wha, are the
Land Reform organizations doing in the
way Of preparation for this CongreSsl Ia
proceedings oush. lobe highly interesting
for !. will occur ata period very imporan
in parry and national affairs.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-04-22
fCoxMvricArED
GILMRR, niPLEY AND OHIO TURH.

Tbs subscfibsr, reurese utinp-.-a msiori,y
ar,h. ..o., I. ~. ....,5.n, ,..ro,,.a. I'M.
: '''S ,'es~'' - 3, - -
Prcyenen'' ccnsehcH y tanness :, & Ao-us
in Jackson County on The 10Th Of the pres
en-, mon,h, and being Incorporated, they
proceeded 10 elec, ,he necessary Oficsrs--
George w. Smith was unanimously elec,ed
Presiden, and David Woodruff and A. Bow.
man, directors or, The oar, OF The Siockhold.
rrs. The Board appoin,ed Beniumin Wrieh,
Treasurer. and F. w Smith. Secre,ary. and
Col. Samuel L. Iiays, engineer Of the road
from Spring Creek near WIN. r. COTS in
Wiu 70 the terminus of.h road d. Benson's
farm in Gilmsr Co. and Reuben H. Dickin.
son, engineer from Spring Creek near Wm.
r. COTS in Wir, 10 the terminus Of the
road at West Columbia on,the Ohio River.
The mos. lively solici.ude was NANTES.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-04-22
rho. 37.l
April 9, 1859.
INU' OI'J
AN ACT to prevent fraudulent practrces.

AN ACT TO prevent fraudulent practrces.
SRc. l.. Be Il enacted By the General A.
sembly of the State of Ohio. Tha. if Sny per-
son shall execute and deliver, or shall cause
or procure 10 be executed and delivered &c
any person, any false or fictitious bill Of la
ding. receipt, schedule, invoice, or olheI
written instrument, 10 the purport or efec
that any goods, wares, or merchandise, hat
been or were held, delivered, received
placed, or deposited on board Of any steam
boat or waiercrafi, navigating the waters 10
or bordering upon the State OF Ohio, when
such goods, wares and merchandise were
no, held, or had no, in fac. and in good faith
been delivered, received, or deposited on
board Of such sleamboa. or other wa.ercrait
when such bill Of lading, receipt, invoice
schedule, or written insTument was made
and delivered according 10 the purPori and
sffsc. OF such bill Of lading, receiPs, invoice
schedule, or wril,en insirumeni, with intent
10 iniure, deceive or delrand, any person
whomsoeser, or ifAny Persop shall endorse
assign, transfer or pu, of. or shall attempt
70 endorse, assign, transfer or put off, any
such false or ficlillous bill Of lading, receipt.
invoice, schedule, Or other written ins,rn,
men,. knowing The same 10 be false, fraud
ulenl, or 6clilious, she person 80 offending
shall be deemed guilty. Of . misdemeanor'
and on conviction thereof, shall Be impris.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-04-22
SHERIFE,S SALE

BY virtue Of writ Of al yend. ex, to me directed
by the court Of common pleas of Meigs county
Ohio will offer for sale at the door Of the cour
house in Pomeroy, on the first day of the mex
term Of said court between the hours prescribed
by law, the following real estate, to-wit, One
hundred acre lot, being the lot on which jeremiah
Gray lives, in section twenty-nine, town 3, range
eleven, Ohio companys purchase, except hve
acres sold by the said Gray to Joseph Cornwell
Leyiedo as the property Of Jeremiah Gray at the
suit Of Jacob Hofnbrook. Appraised at $1,000.
= ~ s. BRADBURY, Y,sMc,
April 20, is52--wt $500
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-04-22
SHERIFF,S SALE

BY virtue Of a writof vend ex. to me directed BIZ
the court of common pleas of Meigs county, OhiS
will offer for sale at the door of the court house
in Pomeroy, on the first day of the next tenn of
the following real estate, to-wit: The undivided
half of that part of Lot No 232 in Pomeroy, Ohio,
described as follows: that part lying in front of
the portion sold to William Bergn, and being 40t
feet on Butternut street, 81 feet along the river
road on Front street, and extending from Front
street at the easterly and of the lot 4S feet as per
Map of the town by NJ. Heckard Also, that of
lots No. 2S3 and 2S4 lying in Eb,Nt of The same
lots, sold to William Bergin, and, ending to the
center of Sugar Run. Levied ti.aS the property
Of Daniel Shaw, at the suit Of Il !a.y, Thompson
& Co. Appraised at Sl6o.
S. BRADBURY, sMc.
April %, lS52-w5. So 0Q.-su1
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-04-22

EMIGRATION FROM GERMANY.--A Paris cor.
respondent Of The New York Times says,
"cmigralion from Germany promises 10 be
on greater scale this year Than ever before
The pa,crnal Governors Of ,ha. land-Kings
Dukes and Dukclclls-are loosing their
"conlen,ed peasanuy." by tens of thousands
Already the population Of whole villages,
nlmos, Of whole districts, are beginning ic
move. An unusual number are taking their
way through France. Last week, 1000
cmigranw passed through Paris, on .heil
way 10 America, via llavre. Driven 10 0
less hopefulexilc, four hundred and seventy
five French political prisoners left there the
other day for the same port. destined TO Al
gcria or Cayenne. California emigranls con
,inue to be sen. by the proceeds Of The loue
ry of the Lingo, dor"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-04-22

or The recen, food has been very des
truclve the entire cxien, Of the Ohio River
Our town was submerged from slinrrsville
TO Shctfield--alihough our neighbors Of Mid
deport and Sheffield suffered less Than WI
did, as their location is considerably higher
The water was within about Two inches O
the flood Of 1847. Our business men ar,
rapidly repairing the damage done, and in
ahon time our city will assume its won,e'
activity and comelincss.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-04-22
AGENTS WANTED,
TO sell New and PODuIar Rocks

>" E are in want Of Agents to canvass this
w part of the State for our new Books.
A small capital Of but $40 or $15 will be re-
quired to commence with, and an active person
can earn from SO to vs. per day. Some of oul
Agents earn much more.
Those deSrous Of engaging in this profitable
business, may obtain our plan of operation, and q
list Of our Publications, by addressing, post paid,
NJ. F. T0oKER & CO.,
No. i02 Superior St., Cleveland, Ohio.
April 20, 1852.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-04-22
no Book Agents and Camvassers.
HERE IS THE BOOK FOR you'll
SIR JOHN RANKEIN.
AND THE ARCTIC REGIONS


AND THE ARCTIC REGIONS.
With detailed notices Of the Expedition in search
OF the missing vess. Is under Sir John Franklin;
by P. l.. Simmonds To which IS added an ac-
count Of the American Expedition, under the pa
tronage of Henry Grinnell, Esq, with an intro
ducion to thr American Expedition, BY John G.
Lord, D: D, 400 pages, price 81 rs. To contain
map OF the Arctic Region and plates illustrating
the work. -Fi sd
'sWhere for relentless months continued niyht.
Holds, O. er the gttering waste, her starry light"
''The navieS of America and England nave be-
fore met upon the Ocean, but they met for deadly
strife Now, loo, they met for strife, EQUALLY de-
temined, but not-vith each other. They met in
the holy cause of benevolenee and human sympa
thy, to battle with the elements beneath the Arc
tic Circle; and the chiyalric heruism which the
few stout heaets of the nations displayed in that
conflict rebounds thousand fold more TO the glo-
ry OF the actors, their governments and the race,
than If four score ships and ten thousand armed
men had fought fer the mastery of each other up
on the broad ocean, and battered hulks and mar
red corpses had gone down to the coral caves of
the sea. dreadful offering to the demon of Dis
cord, IN which event troops Of widows and or
phan children would have sent up cry Of wall.
Now the heroes advanced manfully to rescue hus-
bands and fathers, to restore them to their wives
and children"
GT Good active Agents wanted, to sell the above
book, to whom exclusive agency for county will
be given.
On receipt Of 81 25, we will forward one copy
OF above Book (for Agents to use as sample CO.
py) by mail postage paid, to any place in the Uni
tea States, not exceeding 800 miles from Buffalo,
Chicago or New York.
eT Books SENT BIT MAIL MUST BE PRE-PAID, ac-
| cordlng to the new Post Office Law. postage on
this work is about Is cents for each and every
500 miles.
| W Wholesale Prices for above and other sale
able Books, for which we WANT AGENTS, will be
forwarded on application to us, PosT PAID
GEO. H. DERBY & CO.,
Book Publishers, Buffalo, Ny.
| "" Publishers of Newspapers in the United
States and Canadas, publishing above NOTICE
with this notice. and sending us a copy of theil
paper, POST PAID, shall be entitled 10 copy Of
above book, deliverable at our store in Buffalo
The offer 10 be operative till January, 1853.
@ H DERBY 4 co.
| April 30, 1852.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-04-22
E wIsTARs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY

VI WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
mparts new vigor to 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 expectoIant, by opening
the pores, allaying irritation and by rendering the
expulsion of mucous matter.
Those who. take the Balsam will feel immediate
relief from the distressing irritations that accom-
pany affections Of the respiratory organs. The
pores have been closed, the Balsam opens them
The Lungs suffer from irritation, the irritation Is
soothed; the pulse is violent and feyersh, they are
softened, and the mucous membrane is relieved
Of its engagement with rapidity and ease. All
by the use Of this delightful remedy.
See advertisement in another column.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-04-22

Dr.. PORTER, Prcsby teriaD Clergyman
Of Memphis, is now preaching series Of
astronomical sermons, in order to prove the
locality oc Heaven or llelt The "Happy
Place" he locates in the solar System-in
the sun. "The Other Place" he fixed oul.
side of solar and astral systems, in the "out'
or darkness beyond the light Of the sur
and stars, where the planets, comets, and
lost worlds, which have violated the grea
laws OF their cxisiance, darkcned forever or
their rcturnlesE courses through elernu
space.