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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-14

GocHssrrs, May 10, 1872
The National Eclectic Medical Convention adjourne
at late hour last night, to meet in Philadelphia tn
the 2d Tuesday fMay, 1853 Many reports read
the committees for the ensuing appointed and
a large number Of members added 10 th,
society.
Tho Catholic Council Mt Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, May Is, 1852.
The National Catholic Council to-day held their seconi
public session 1t consisted only of requiem services 70
deceased pclaes and address from Bishop Spaldng
giving biographical sketch Of Bishops Fagett, Tyler,
and Eccleston. The Cathedral was crowded, and the
ceremonies were very grand.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Delegates to the National Whlg Convention.

~TELEGRAPHIC.
Delegates to the National Whlg Convention
s.1 FROM NEW YORK-FOR SCOTT.
THIRTEENTH DISTRICT.
TRoY, May Is, 1852. q
The whig convention for the nomination Of delegate
to the Baltimore Convention met at the Court House, at
ono O'Clock to-day. j. b. Whipple, Of Lansingburg, was
appointed delegate and +. NJ Pratt Of Greenbush SUBJ
stitute The gentlemen are strong Scott men.
EIoHTEENTH DISTRICT.
ScHENEcTApY, May 13 1852
William McCamus, Of Schenectady, is Scott delegate
to the National Convention from this district.
FROM MISREPRESENTATION WEBSTER.
Bosrox, May Is, 1852
The Fourth District Wing Convention met at Charles
town. this morning, and selected Luther " Bell of SOM
mervc delegate to the National Convention Mr. Bells
FIRST preference Is for Mr. Webster bat he remarked he
should act for the best good of the Wing party Resou
tions parsed In favor Of Daniel Webster for Prc
dent and requesting thedr delegate to act accordingly
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our Rhllauo1ph1o COrTcspondenCo.
PHiLADELffHA, May 13Ah P. NJ.
Mint Certificates win Be paid at the Mint tomorrow;
tho number win extend to S42o Stocks firm; Q fair
amount of actual sales steady rates all round Money
The banks discount freely at ~ for loans call, or
one month; and commercial paper Of unquestionable
bearing, 81 to 6h per cont for 90 days or months
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The Weather and tho Crops.

The easterly storm, which has prevailed hero for o
day or two past, has also been experienced severely
affected the prospects Of the next crop.
The Worcester Spy says the prospects Of an album
dant fruit crop fairer than ut this time
Trees Of all descriptions have wintered" unusually
wells and as the present is the bearing year." we
may indulge the hope Of a bountiful harvest There
was . severe frost in Worcester and vicinity, on
Monday night, and ice was formed Of the thickness
Of ordinary window-glass. ns
The Boston transcript has information from the
White Mountains to the effect that Saturday last
at p. n, the thermometer at Gibbs Crawford
House, at tho Notch the White Mountains stood at
81 degrees, at the same time the snow in front of
the house, at the foundation, lay four feet in DEPTH
in bank of hundred and fifty feet in length.
There were great quantities Of snow oil through the
Notch road but it disappeared very fast last week,
and the trout streams were full Of water.
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Mr. Fiske. having received majority Of the votes
for choice declared elected amidst great
stamping of fest and clapping of hands,
Henry Alexander. Jr (Scott man. was then appointed
alternate when the following resolutions were read and
unanimously adopted
Resolved That approve Of tho present national ad
miniktration. -&9s
Rcoved That also approve Of the policy and course
pursued by the Governor ofths State AID the wing por-
ton Of tho administration especially in the line Of policy
ever adhered to and by the wings OF the Em
pise State vxAn enlightened and judieious system Of
Internal improvements and the speedy completion Of
public works which we deem essential to tho prosperity
and interest Of our country. TfA-
Resolved. That the high character, unaoubssd pa
trotim. and great and important services Of General
WINFIELD Scott enttlc him to the confidence and lasting
gratitude Of the American people. and give him strong
claims upon the wings Of the United States for support
for any important public station he may aspire TO- And in
the present state Of tho world when ct any hour the
United States may be attacked upon their territory
by the European Alliance Of crowned heads no more
suitable candidate could be selected by the wings for tho
Presidency. e., &.
Reeolsed, That General Winfield Scott Is our Arst
choice candidate for the Presidency; but although
We have preferences will cheerfuly give sup
port TO the nominee Of the wing party
The Convention then adjourned; In very quiet and
orderly manner.
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.BnEMxK AND sovrHAsrroN -stesmship wsshinstas.
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VIC Cunp,pshar. Eedicott, Nhsrton and MIS- fssA
oeuA Raw OF Philadelphia
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Cssxnrrs =. Hrson D. IL Mass. color, mau was the
rtt tp<a of the evening ffs principal topic was The
VuWfi~c Slave law which be denounced in tbr ssvcret
terna JIG claimed for the people 81 color equal rights
with those OF white complexion, and appealed to the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-14

steam frigate Mississippi. and the ship Underwater
both outward bound have gone down the Bay but will
badly anchor at the SW Spit.
The steamship William Penn sailed from New Orleans
18th.
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II worthy Of remark thst tho Webster mon arc
iescing with the Scott all through the oty and It IL
undcrtood that they will vote for Scott II IL also
undoubted that bribery begun arcady and there
knowing 10 what extent IL will be used before the
diot meet how far II will aeot the
ssht. Some II IL stated budding back and not
.sowns Themselves In order that they may b well paid
10 the pcale
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eoes vp&sA 4 ~ crjnary ss%,aes. -
eQuabyaing, yoS dseldcd b. vote q q sves - -
maya 70 admit eevcnth ward deegntpq The ssvsnth
Of 50 ayes 70 - nsys when motion was adobtsd that
coumittce ~ oue member from each ward s. selected
(by tho Delegates - ths war for The purpose 81 no
soFt seescs tee eemittss Imported fsvosahy 10 the
appointment q ~ C0eeg presiding oyer ths temporary
organixatto1. which was unanim0usIy agreed TO-
The Chairman appointed Me<srs. Elisha b. Morrcu and
VIM Peet telleFr. aud formal ballot WAS entered into
which showed the following result
Edward ": Fiske. (scott csndidats,) .:.....u
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Bosror. May H.
No arrivals Of importance. -. -
Clearcd-Ba Echo. Philaderrie; brig Ann Pratt
Orleans; sohfs Bon Nevis, jacksonville lsabca.
Arrived-Schr Col sastsriey, NYork.
Cleared-Ship Sullivan, NYerk. II. w.v,t
Arrived-schr Lysander, Port au rriscc. April 70
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Majority for Fillmore. III
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-02-10
Notice i'm Chancery.

Ohm M. SEGRlST, Philip l.. SegriSt, and
~ Joseph Segrist of the county of Mason, in the
State Of Virginia, will take notice that on the
l7th day of November, A D 1851, Thomas Doak
filed his Bill in Chancery in the office Of the Clerk
Of the Court Of Common Pleas of Meigs county,
Ohio, against them and Hugh Mccullough and
Robert Laughlin. Said bill states, among other
things, that the complainant, Thomas Doak, at
the October term of said court A d l849, obtain
ed decree against said Mccullough for SITS Sc,
with costs of suit; that the same remains unpaid;
and that said Mccullough is in possession of, and
has an equitable title to the premises hereinafter
described situate in said county of MegS, to-wit:
ALI of tract Of 62i acres, being a part of the
southwest quarter of section seventeen, in town.
ship two, range twelve. Beginning at the south
east corner of the southwest quarter of said sec
ton; thence north 100 rods; thence west 100
rods; thence south 100 rods; thence east to begin
ming 100 rods, except parcel Of about six acres
out of the north part thereof heretofore transferred
by said Mccullough to r. d. Wolf; and that the
said Segris holdsthe legal title to said premises
The prayer Of said Bill is, among other things,
that the interest of said Mccullough in said pre-
misses may be sold for the satisfaction of said de-
cree.
And the said John NJ, Philip L. and Joseph
Segrst will take notice, further, that unless they
appear within sixty days from the next term oil
said co lr and Plead answer or demur to said BILL
the same, at the next term thereafter, as to them,
will be taken as confessed and decree prayed ac-
cordngly. ]. CARTWRIGHT,
SOL for Comppt.
December 2, 186I-n2w6. s5 25.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-02-10

BE 1T ORDAINED by the Town council of the
Town of Pomeroy, that the following points
be established as the grade Of Front and Court
streets in said Town.
Commencing at Ralston's East line, thence to
surface ofstreet in front of V. B. Horizons office;
thence to the west end of MAYORS Run bridge;
thence from east end of bridge to the west side of
Spring street; thence to the center of Plum street,
thence to APPOINT three feet above the present sur
face of Road in front of Rolling Mill office; thence
to center of Cherry street: thence to point in
front of Fosters house. Thence to Rasp's west
line to point one foot above present surface Of
street ON stone culver; thence to point at G. r.
PomeroyS east line; thence to center of Elm street
thence 10 west line section No. s. thence to Mrs.
Muuay's west line thence to A. Murdock'S east
line; thence to Huflman;s west line; thence to
Radford's west line; thence to the croSSway in GEN.
ter of street in front ofN. r. Nye's house; thence
to point in road on the top of the hill.
From west side ofButternut street to the present
snrface ofStreet at Stephenson west line; thence
to the western line of the corporation.
CoURr SrREsT.--From top Of curb stone at east
corner of Front and Court streets to second street
at point on level withthe top Of Seth Paine's
cellar wall.
AARON MURDOCH, Mayor.
LEWIS S. NYE, Record e.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-02-10
Ordinance in regard to certain Side
walks.

Sec. /. BE 1T ORDAINED by the Town
Council of the town of Pomeroy:
That the property holders on the northerly
side of Front street in said town be, and are
hereby required to construct, and keep in repair,
side walk on the northery side of Front street,
as follows, to-wit: Said side walk may be Of
wood, brick or stone, shall be of the same grade
as has been fixed by ordinance for Front street,
and shall extend from the Chester road SO called,
to the westerly limits of the town.
Said side walk shall be four feet wide from said
Chester road to- Mr.. Grants lane; and six feet
wide from said lane to the westerly end of Sec. 2.
SEC. 2. 1T is FURTHER ORDAINED by the
Town Councrl of the town ofPomeroy, that said
side walk shall be completed by the 1st of Novem-
Der next; and that if any person or persons hold
ing property as mentioned in the first section of
this ordinance shall neglect or refuse to construct
said side walk by the time above mentioned, then
and IN that case, it shall be the duty of the street
Commissioner of the ward in which such neglect
or refusal may take place, Immediately to cause
the side walk to be made, and keep an account
of the expense thereof, which amount shall be
collected by an action of debt for the use of the
town OF Pomeroy, before the Mayor, against the
several delinquent property holders, and shall TO-
gether with the costs be lien upon the lot or lots
respectively in front of which side walks shall be
so constructed.
AARON MURDOCH, Mayor.
LEWIS S. NyE, Recorder.
n
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-02-10
HEAVY .IMPORTATGONS OF
HDM MR w ID lGD@BHDaDs .
FOR WINTER TRADE.
WIN. ELDEN Il CO.,

Wholesale Dealers in Dry Goods, North
Of the Portsmouth Branch Bank.
A RE now receiving their second supply of Goods
II for the winter trade. This is the LARGEST I'M
PoRTATIoN ever made to this market either by our
selves or ANY BODY ELSE. Our Goods were pur-
chased under the most advantageous circum,
stances, many articles being under manufacturers
prices-owing to the tightness of the moneymarket
and the many failures of the manusactnrers in the
east. Dealers in Dry Goods are respectfully invi-
ted to call as we guarantee our Goods to be Low
AS ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THE WEST.
QueenSWare,
Imported directly from Liverpool in Crates and
Half Crates for sale as low as any house East or
West. WIN. EEDEN j. co.
Portsmouth, Nov. Is, 1S51-n52w4.
Pomeroy, December 13, 1S51.--n4w3.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-02-10
Cuban ExueditiOn Successful!

n THAT cheap Stove Store man BILL n
&APRALL, is on hand again with the larg- 80
AEssSSest stock of STOVES ever brought toStN
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:
CELEBRATED ROTARY STOVE,
CHILDS 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 also
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.
UTDon't forget the ClIEAP TN and SrovE STORE
under the Riheldarfer House.
Pomeroy, Nav 05, 1900 n32tf.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-02-10
IEnV Notice.


VNHE RATES OF TAXATION in the county
of Meigs for the year 1851, are as follows
For State purposes, SO cts. on the SlOO valuation
For County Revenue Is
For Common School 10 " "
And special School
tax in Scipioof
For Public Building 6 q"
Also for Road purposes general levy Of 10 cts.
on the 500 valuation, and in the Townships Of
Chester and Orange each 20 cts, in Olive cts,
Salisbury lOcts. ON the 500 valuation.
And for Town and Poor purposes in Bedford lO
cts, Rutland 10 cts, Salem6 cts, Salisbury cts.
Scipio 80 cts Orange 10 cts, Olive 50 Lebanon
G cts, Chester cts, Columbia cts, Sutton O3i
its. on the 500 valuation.
Also, corporation tax in the town of Pomeroy
of "a cts. on the 100 valuation.
will attend al my Office in Pomeroy, PERSONAL
ly or by deputy from the Goth day of September
until the Goth day of December 1851, for the pur-
pose of receiving said taxes.
o. BRANCH, Treasurer Of MeigS co.
Pomeroy Sept is, 1851.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-02-10
NObenSaek's Worm Syrup.

NJ o Medicine has ever obtained higher 'or
Y more deserved reputation than Hobensack'S S
Worm Syrup; it is daily effecting some of the mot
astonishing and wonderful cures that have ever
bsen recorded in the annals of Medicine.
How mpOrtantitis for the public TO know that
remedy is at hand that can be relied upon in all
cases where worms are the primary cause of their
suffering.
This we boldly assert from our knowledge of
the powerful effects of the vegetables of which it
is composed in destroying Worms and from the
numerous unsolicited testimonials we are daily
receiving.
How many are pining away miserable exs-
tence under tn, Suppositon that they are dyspep-
tic, when worms are preying upon the very vitals
of life.
AS an evidence of the above we refer YOU to
the testimony of highly respectable Physician
OF Mannahawken, New jersey:
MEssRs. HoBENsAcK-Sirs-An opportunity Of
crng, hasten to inform you and the public, for
their especial benefit, of the efficacy of your We
getable Worm Syrup, as l am disposed to give
credit where it is due. The case is as follows:
respectable married man by the name of Oar
wood, was in,omed by his Physician he was ia
0orlng under the DySyeySia and treated accor-
dinghy, but still grew worse. Being man of
strict habits of morality and temperance, we the
people felt anxious for the restoration of a useful
man. lie called on me saying, | cannot eat
eat enough to keep me alive, while there seems
to be something in me, gnawng my inSides out;
| 1t struck me at once that he had Worms, when
recommended your Worm Syrup; the second bot
tie was nearly exhausted when an abundant guam
tity of Worms from 10 to fourteen inches long
was expelled from him, after which his health re-
turned, and he is now actively employed in his
daily avocation, being carpenter by trade Thus,
sirS, your Syrup restored to society useful MEM
Der, and to family kind and industrious pro-
wider. Go ahead, gentlemeu mnisterng to suf-
fering humanity, and enjoy the rich reward in
your own minds.
With pleasure l subscribe myself yours &c.,
JOSEPH ELKINTON, M. D.
Merchants and others wishing the medicine can
obtain ii at d. REEDS Drug Store, Pomeroy, H. R.
WILSON, Mddleport. or by addressing the propr-
etors, N HoBENsAoE, No. 500.St. John
street, PHILADELPHIA.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-02-10
POMEROY WHARF BOAT.

yOURT HOUSE LANDING

- COURT HOUSE LANDING.
HAVING newly fitted up my Wharf BOat,
and improved its capacity, am prepared to re-
eeive and forward all kinds of goods, produce, &C.,
erher up or down the river, at the most reasona-
bic rates. Having made permanent arrangements
with the steamers plying regularly to Cincinnati
and Pittsburgh, am prepared to forward freghts
at uniform rates regardless of the season. Those
wishing to ship on the Pittsburgh and Cincinnati
Packets or on any of the smaller boats plying re-
sularly-"0hio," "Reveille," or "Gov. Meigs,"
can make their shipments through me at great
advantage. My charges are moderate, and as my
facilities forstoring goods are not exceeded by any
'ther boat on the River, invite business men to
consult their own interests by advancing mine.
CAREFUL and attentive hands are always ready day
md night, to receive or discharge freight
F0miltcs removing to the West can be ac-
ommodated on board the Wharf Boat.
junet2n36 . JAS. MARTIN.
N. B. All letters and freight should be direct
..d"J. Martin, Pomeroy Wharf Boat, Court House
,.anding'
grAthens Messenger copy to the amount of$1
ind charge this office.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-02-10
Home for the Amicfed.

A Ii WHO MAY BE SUFFERING WITH
N arrangement of Nature from taking Mer
curry may be cured by taking the Extract Of
American OIL, which purifes the blood, and
will curc Fresh Cuts, Fever Sores, Bruises Scalds
Burns, inflammation, Flux, EryspelaS, Rheuma-
tism, &C. with the small sum of 25 to 50 cents.
For sale by WIN. B. PENNINGTON, Middleport,
Meigs county, Ohio; also, by H. HAYMAN, Letarts-
vile, and S. H. BARRETT, Rutland. Call and get
bottle, and you will find it to be one of the best
medicines now in use.
August 5, $3.50. n43w3.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-02-10
GEO. kOSSlCK,

w Foreign and Domestic Fruits, Nuts, and
Confectionery,
FRONT ST., BELOW TIE RIHELDARFER HOUSE,
would respectfully announce to his customers,
and the public, that he has constantly on hand a
large assortment Of every article in his line. which
he is prepared to warrant equal to any brought to
this market.
He keeps constantly on hand, besides CANDIES
and CONFECTIONERY,
RAlSlNS CREAM NUTS.
PRUNES, GROUND NUTS,
CITRONS, ALMONDS,
ORANGES BRAZIL NUTS,
LEMONS, FlLBERTS, PECCAN NUTS,
And in a word every variety of articles usually
found in a wholesale Fruitery and Confectionery
Having an excellent BAKERY attached he is
prepared to furnish BREAD, CAKES, CRACK
ERS, PIES, &C., as may be desired.
Gj'Parties furnished to order.
The subscriber pledges himself to keep such a
stock as cannot be surpassed in this Market.
Dealers generally, and especially Merchants
from the country, are invited to call.
9J'Orders promptly and satisfactorily filled.
GEO, H0SSlCK,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-02-10

OThe subscriber has just received and is now
openest the finest assortment of Gentlemen's Dress
Goods to be found in the city of Pomeroy, which he
offers to sell and make up when required into the
most fashionable garments, at the lowest prices
His stock consists of the following articles:
Black, Brown and Olive Cloths; Black, DoeSkin,
Fancy and Plaid CaSsimeres; Black Satin; Brown,
Black and Steel Mixed Satinetts; TweedS and
Jeans; Plaid Cravats; Black Italian Do; Fancy
Silk Neck Ties; Black Cloth Caps, Navy do; Net
Shirts and Drawers; SuSpenderS, &c. &c.
Don't forget the place-Brading's New Clothing
Depot. WILLIAM BRADING.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-02-10
Road Tax Notice.

The Commissioners Of Meigs county at thelI
March session 1851, determined that general
levy of ten cents on the 800 valuation, be as
sesSed on the taxable property oil SAID county
entered on the duplicate of 1851.
ALSO:-An additional levy of 90 cents on the
500 valuation by the Trustees of Chester, OF
cents on the Si00, by the trustees OF Olive ol
90 cents on the 500, by the Trustees Of Orange,
and 10 cents on the 500 by the Trustees Of
Salisbury. ). HALLIDAY huu'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-02-10
Farm for Sale.

= OFFER for salcnly Fam lying on the road lead
1 ing from Chester to Parkersburg, in Chester
township, half mile from Adams mill, contain
ing 90 acres, so acres under cultivation, with two
dwelling houses and well of good water good
apple and peach orchard, and good shop suitable
for blacksmith or wagon-maker.
MAY Is, 1851 n32w3pd. r. W. SIMS.