Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-08-19

not less than len, $3.50, always in advance,
The present number coniains life.ike pori
trait OF Gen. Scott, and another of M. p.
Gentry, Of Tennessee. The articles are;,
/. The Wing Conventions; the Candidate
and the Campaign. 9. The Doctor and his
Pills. 8 The Philosophy of Advertising.
4. Madness; a Fragment from the Twenty
Fifth Number Of On Unpublished Magazine.
s. The Democratic Nomination. 6. The
American School Of Art Z. Sonnet: In
Memoriam-H Henry Clay. 8. The Old Boy.
8. The Passions Of Animals. 10. Aunt
Peironilla. IL. Democratic Demagogueism.
l2. General Review. l3. Congressional
Summary. IA. Critical Notices: Music.
Is. Editorial Note. The present is No. II,
Vol. XVI. We hope it may receive lib
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The publisher please forward the July mum.
Der. Ii was not received at This office.
The Westminster Review for July has
jus, been received-Vol. XIV. No. l.. It's
character, we presume, is well understood
by The mass OF our readers. In politics and
religion i. processes to be Liberal. lis lib
eralily in religion IS, we think, rather erces-
sine, at times. In literary merits, !. is un-
surpassed. Each successive number in.
creases in interest, This is another Of Leon
ard Scott & Co.'s re.publicalons.
The Templar's Magazine, published by
DR.. Joshua Wadsworth, Cincinnati, and de.
voted TO the interests Of Temperance se-
cret society, called the Temple Of Honor,
has completed It's second volume. No. 12
is before US. Ii contains some excellen, ar
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The National Magazine, is the name o!
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The work is something like "Harper's." In
the moral tone Of The articles, we discover
a great difference, in favor of the Ma.
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The Morning Star Is the name G. new
Whiss paper, published at Logan, Hooking
county, il was started as a Campaigner
but received SO liberal a support from The
citizens, thai the publisher has concluded tc
establish ii permanently. James K. Roch
ester is al The helm. Success attend The en-
lerprize.
The Ohio Times, the Free Soil paper pub
lished in Mt. Vernon, o., comes 10 US ,h:'
week with new name, new proprietor, new
editor, greatly improved in appearance, am
considerably enlarged. Mr.. Chapman. for
merly Of this place, is editor and proprietor
|, is now one of tho bes, Free Soil paper
in the country. As many of Mr.. Chapman
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The Scientific American, has jus, bee
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