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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-11-20

bills representing 10 have been :S>1el by
Wings. were placed in the hands of Protest
ant Wings, and thousands of Whin> unar-
quaintcd with the wilcs of lorofocoi>m thu
became alarmed at the prospect of the REIN
of Popery, AMI voted against Gen. Scott
This game was successfully rrarii>rd in
this vicinity: and at almost every poll iii an
adjoining county tara. bpu,!-j,li> were PA NJ,
hv the locoforo> on the ni.h, before the Gle
ton (,,',re tier. sr.r. ,o Cp-','i. c"'..r>. }
calling upon the Ca'3o',,:> 10 vote ior Gen
Scott WHO was Their friend and one OF them.
And this wa not don" in one rountv alone,
but IN ali parts Of the state, where tiie fraud
wa~ hkr;y tr have the desired cilc,;."
NEW lfANr>mIEE.-P irrcc'S vote IN View
Hampshire, in all hut II small fowr,~. j. near
" thousand ic>s than that given TO the lo-o-
toeo candidate for Governor la, March For
Martin last March. 29.?7>: for Fierce IN
same towns. 2g.IaI. Pirr-c'~ maiori'y.tLou.i..
i sS93. Ii is large simply hcrau>c his nipo-
nrmr> di,i not woe, Scots vote i l5.S7I:
Hale Csc. There are not itw lu-o:.ro,
even in New Hampshire who know r.~rc,
too wei! to think he i the man for President
\ SrrrfE-Thc Franklin Fire Conn IA,
tool, supper at Tie : ,Io,,n~lnr, House m
the evening Of thc l2tir. Tn, l,,i .o,
supper and a good linz. of coHr>c: and ",
were quir. sorry il Ms in, on,rricu1 Tor "a
10 accept an invitation to unite at the t,->iiv,
board with ihi> most useful organization Il
m"nr our ,oam. rirn. We ;.rc.nc,cr;.,l,>>
iu>t a thankful t9r tie ;u>ir,,ion- w,
our ,iriHrI> GENERALLY la>'. bees >,arr
10 - remarkable Il Gree, frequent, or in
deed amv visitation from fire, for the last iii
teen years, We are hardly prepared to arprc
cia;c the Importance of having in our mil>
organizations 10 protect ourselves from fire
w cannot expect to c>ral3" 20 long 4 tim" II
the future a. w l.a,- IN Tie l,,~;. y CA
,i'ia@r increases. 20 l"r> uurr> ro>urc II IN.
We are prepared f.. IA extensive ire. hu
not To control or eNIimgui>h one. a. Nc ougl,
= to hr, The Franklin viii Do their dut,
. Int Ven the PLAN more c~pocially-ar
: destitute Of one Of the most important ,l,.
meut> for cNriugui-ll;m. tile. IL wi;: abu,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-11-20
WON ANS RIGHTS.

Mrs Nichols was >n"r'~';nI n calling I'll,
attention OF some ct "nr Legislators :" I'll.
81 get "'t.a'' RIGHTS OF women, a cause which
appears To iav near h"r heart. and which >hy
ad'orarc> with much carnr>,no>s. >inrc lc,
speech before the ''a~~"mllc,l wisdom ct' II,
state several projects hc1~in- upon H. sui
ir,t have l,en >tlr,,ifv different o,r,nlrr,
which. if not tlvorahlv received now will
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ava
-
som" Of their NOTIONS ara SENSIBLE. r,a"-irll
a'''l calculated +" h.""i' IN a hieh d"gr".' he
"""ak'r Soy. and VIII rrc Ion. prevail
Woman should '">' guarded in h'r riihi~"f
property fH'f -" may not herself ," lii M
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-11-20

e. Gen. Clark, Of tn Free Pres. rir.>
no,i'c that h, and several Win friends wish
to l"',~" '-ir-irahIc residences Al III" head Of
salt Rive, he states that it ~ tn. wish OF
the applicants to i,r<r premises ,.r,,d hr our
lornioco friends in rha, locality rather Than
L"a them. a. Wing arrangements are ONLY TOR
four wears"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-11-20

&: Georgia. the home OF Elder Sahin.
At the late trial Tor the election OF member
81 Congrc.s in The 81 district. gave >ahin 2o9
votes. lirywood -. and ka>>an Q.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-11-30
administrators Sale Of Real Estate.

VNiE Undersigned, by virtue OF an order
\ from the Court of Common Pleas Of Meigs
county, will offer for sale at public outery, 1.-THE
dwelling house, (the residence ofthe late William
Huggins, deceased,) on the premises hereinafter
described, on the 10th day Of January next, the
following real estate, situate in the township Of
Scipio, and said county Of Meigs, and being part
Of section number %, in township number Z, Of
range number ID, bounded thus:
Beglnning at the northwest corner Of the
north east quarter Of said section, and running
thence west on the north line of said section to
the north east corner of lot sold by Nicholas
Misener to NJ. S. Frame; thence south eighty
rods; thence east one hundred and sixty rodsf
thence north 81 degrees east twenty-five rods;
thence north 10 degrees thirty-four rods; thence
east about eleven and a half rods to the center
line Of said section running north and south;
thence to the place Of beginning sixty
three acres more or less.
Said premises will sold subject to the dover es-
tate therein Of Catharne Higgins, as the same
has been assigned, and on the terms following:
One third ofthe purchase money in hand; one
third in nine, and the residue in eighteen months
from the day of sale, with interest on deferred
payments, which is to be secured by mortgage,
JOHN CALVERT,
THOMAS HUGGINS,
Administrators Of William Huggns, deceased.
novH(-A7wh
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-11-30

NRw YoRK. November 23.- The steam.
ship Hermann, with advises IRON Liverpool
10 The 9th inst, has just arrived from Aayre
and Southampton.
The Prince President is declared Emper.
or oI the French under The lille Of Napoleon,
the Third The vote Of The people is 10 b.
taken on the question on the 2ls. and 22d
inst, when they are 10 vote yea and nay.
The Legislature was convoked for the
20,h.
The Senate has declared the Empire he.
redlary, in Napoleon the Thirds Legitimate
issue, and should he have none, he may
adopt an heir from The Bonapane family.
None Of The Bonaparle family can marry
wi.hou, the consen, Of the Emperor.
The steamer Franklin broke her cen,eI
shaft on her last Trip, when three days ou
from this port, and made the rest Of her pas
sage with one wheel and her sails. She AZ
rived q. Cowes on the 9th, and went in.t
dock for repairs, which will occupy siA
weeks.
The British Parliament was engaged il
discussing lormaliiies 10 be observed upon
lhe delivery Of the Queens speech.
Much in,eres, was manifested in the elec
lion OF Mr.. Pierce 10 the Presidency Of the
United States, as II was thought. j, woulC
have much influence in she overthrow d
the Derby Administration.
The deu,h oil Mr.. Webster elici,ed some
notices from the English press, bu, they arr
no, Of tim, character which nigh, have been
anticipated
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-11-30

The French President formally accepted
the lille of Emperor. but his message did
no. appear 10 give satisfaction.
The constitution Of 1853 Is 10 stand un-
alIe:ed, so far as il does no. coDfiet with
the consul,une Of the Senators, which was
adopted in the Senate by vote oleiahiy.six
out Of eighIy.seven. Jerome BonaparIe has
resigned The Presidency Of Inc French
Senate.
The ex. Emperor Of Austria Is so III that
he is no expected to recover.
Advises from Madrid OF the Sd inst, states
iha, no anxiety existed there with reference
10 the Crescent City affair.
A severe shock Of an earthquake was
felt a. Malaga. which shook the buildings
and SO alarmed The inhabitants that many Of
Them took refuge on board .he vessels in the
harbor.
Samuel Holmes is elected Mayor Of Liv.
erpool.
An officer ofihe United States Navy sug.
gesss, through the London Times, the prac.
.icabilIy of American Whaemen reaching
Behring S,raighls from the European side
via Nova Zembla.
| A letter from Malta, under date Of 24,t
ul... states tina, the political prisoners were
sho. a. Pinigozia. after an Imprisonment, o.
four years, by order of The Papal Govern
men,--among them was Simenellis.
i An earthquake was fell u. Liverpool ant
The surrounding places on the 9lh.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-11-30


The barque Lind, Stuart, from Liberia.
arrived yesterday with nine emigFanls. and
will stop =, Norfolk for one hundred and
seventy more, Bishop Scott. Rev. Mr.. Horne
Rev. Mr.. Sco.l, and several ladies', 20 Out Ia
the cabin. Brig Shirly will eave on Thurs.
day next with parry Of emigran,s.
Six hundred and seventy shares of tho
Illinois Central Road sold q. New York, az
par, last week.
The old depo. Of the Lnle Miami Ball.
road, in Cincinnati, has been torn down 10
make place for new one.
Mr.. Thrasher, Of Cuban no,orie,y, Is abouy
10 start a weekly paper az New Orleans, 10
DO called 1.-THE Beacon Of Cuba" We pre-.
sumo II will be'lhe Southern organ Of Fill.
busters.
The lates, talk OF railroad on a biz scale
is, from Minnesota 10 New Orleans. on or
near the banks Of the Mississippi. Time
may bring il about, bu, it will no. be ready
for use for number of months YET.
! ALBANY, Nov. Sl.-S,ahl's Mil. a,
| Ai6usSou mt'S Ot0ohp kNtukutd county, was
burned on Thursday night; loss $4,000,
partly covered by insurance.
| Mail through from New Orleans; MIssis.
sipi papers stale .ha, large msjor,ies have
been given In the State agains, the paymen,
Of The Planters Bank bonds.
| Seventeen deaths by yellow fever, and
eleven by cholera, at New Orleans, during
the week ending the 18th inst.
| Al Charleston. ten deaths by yellow fever
| the pas. week. Judge Rufin, Chief Justice
Of the N. G. Supreme Court, has resigned.
He has been on the bench since 1916
The majority for Pierce in Virginia, Is
stated at 9,5l6.
Butter is selling in Cincinnati a, 36 cents
per pound!
: Hon. Jefferson Davis is lying dangerously y
. III al New Orleans.
: Kentucky gives Scott two thousand five
hundred majority.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-11-30
LeWiglatlare.

The State Journal, speaking Of ,hs pro.
gress OF legislation, and The beauties OF .he
printing law Of las. session, says: "Bo,h
Houses adjourned over Thanksgiving day,
ull Friday. Several matters ofin,eres, have
been ,aken up and discussed, bu, no definite
action 10 yet had.
"Some inquiries into the practical work.
ings Of the printing law Of las, session have
shown whimsical siaIe Of affairs. An Of.
flee In this CITY 60. The conWac, for printing
the bills. Ashop in Cleveland got the con.
tract for pressing and stitching them. The
thing works beautifully. The member from
Hamilton. for instance, introduces a bill,
which he Is anxious to have passed into a
law as soon as possible. |, Is read The third
time and ordered TO be printed. The clerk
sends Il vff, und sho uvAs duy Wis Prinvru.--
The Sergcalis.at-arms, or somebody else.
packs up The bundle, and sends |, by express
on the railroad TO the prtsstr and stiieher at
Cleveland. The Stats pays charges. In
the course Of Two or three or five days they
are prcssed and stitched, and again packed
up and sent by express to Columbus--she
State again paying the bill for nanspor'a.
,ion. In WEEK the bills are ready for mem.
bers. So II works. Some members swear,
some laugh. some scratch their heads and
say nothing. All, however, agree sha, lhi,
is a great couniryl"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-11-30
SlOped.

The Postmaster al Ledlie, In this county,
send us a letter in which, among other
things, he says: "HUGH Morrow has taken
tall walk, and suppose, lel. the printers
in the same fix he did the lailors. | would
advlse you 10 discontinue his paper, as he
has gone to parts unknown 10 u.s." BY re.
ferring 10 our subscription book we find bis
name among those 10 whom the paper has
been sen. at iha. office, and for which he
has never paid a cent. As he has left in
our debt, We give him The benef, Of having
his name In The paper free Of charge.
The letter also informs US Of one or two
other subscribers at the same Office who
have gone 10 parts knovn, and who, before
leaving, requested The P. NJ 10 order their
papers discontinued. These gentlemen will
please take notice tho. there is in existence
a nepaspaper law by which publishers are
projected against all such swindling opera
tions. No one can STOP his paper until al
anearSges are paid up. Perhaps these gen
,lemen will find II 10 their advantage I'
come forward and settle up in the proPe
way.
We are obliged to The Postmaster for hi
PrompIpess in giving notice Of the mops
msnis Of our subscribers.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-11-30
Death Of senator Covey.

In our las, issue we published On account
Of The terrible disaster resulting from the
explosion Of the Buckeye Belle, on The
Muskngum. Among tho number injured.
bu, a, The time no, thought seriously, was
Hon. C. c. Covey, Representative from the
counties Of Washington and Morgan. lie
died on the 18th inst. His death. was an.
nounced in the Senate ard House on Fri.
day, the i9h, and appropriate resolutions
passed. Mr.. Gushing, Of Gsllia county. and
member from this Senatorial Dis,ric;. nude
the following remarks on the occasion:
MR. Pres. .pENT:-I cannot forbear, upon
this occasion, to contribute my testimony 10
the moral, professional and political worth
OF our departed friend. |. was my good
furlune 10 have been acquainted with the de.
ceased Senator from his first immigration
into Ohio. and am glad, Sir. TO have i, in
my power a. this time, in This place, and in
the presence Of those with whom he was so
recently ASSOCIATED, TO say that, as citizen,
he was universally respected for his kind
ness Of heart and urbani,y of manners; as a
membcr Of The bar, for his ability and in.
tegri.y; and az poli,icin, for his honesty
boldness, and independo nee. As friend
he was found sincere and cordial; and in his
social relations generally. was worthy Of all
praise.
Ills sudden death, with its attendant cir
cumslances, could no. do otherwise thar
cas-, sudden gloom over the extensive cir
Gle Of his acquain,ances and friends. bu
yesterday, as i, were, he leG The freside o
his home, and The bosom of his family. II
,ake his seat in this. the General Assembl.
Of the State Of Ohio; bu. before the fare
we'll tear had ceased 10 moislen his mani
cheek. he was suddenly summoned, by VI
Grea. Governor Of the Universe, TO take hi
sea, in The General Assembly above. W
are thus admonished Of the uncertainty II
lifs---,hat--
"-Life is kut a bubble-but dream,
And man is but little boat, that's waited dow
the streamp
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-11-30
The Prospective CahInet.

We find The following lis. Of probable
Cubine. Officers under Prcsiden, Pierce
ahou. in the Journals; ~
james Buchanan. Of Pennsylvania, Sec
re,ary Of State.
John A. Dix, OF New York, Secretary Of
.he Treasury.
David Tod, Of Ohio. Secretary Of the
lnicrloL 80
Rober F. Stock,oH, of New Jersey, Sec.
relnry OF the Navy.
Samuel Houston, ot Texas, Secretary Of
War.
Lynn Boyd, Of Ksnlucky. Postmaster
Genorul. H
llepiy 4. Wise. Of Virginia, Attorney
General
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-11-30

List ofxilled. Missing, and Injured.
The flowing is as perfec. list as we
have bee able 70 obtain Of the persons kill
cd on d Buckeye Belle, and who have
since die
LAST OF THE DEAD.
John aFbeH, Pittsburgh.
Levi lheeler, Portsmouth.
Geo. Miller, Cincinnati.
Mr.. CAady, residence unknown.
VIM { 9. Entlsr, HAMPSHIRE Co., Va
John Seelers, g
Ffanktamrick, Taylorsville, o.
Henry fitchell, McConnelsyille.
Benjann johnson, Windsor
Ezra Bzzard, Frede rick Co., Md.
VIM. Ennis, Wabash. la.
Alex. Soeman, Noble Co.
VIM. SILL, Waterford.
@. Butlr, (colored) Marietta.
9. F. Aherton, Beverly.
John Vest, Coal Run.
M. Z. YhiSsen, McConnelsville.
G. G. 6vey, Marietta.
Some b,6ics recovered were 20 man.
gIed tho, thy canno, be recognized. Some
are still Missing, and may be found when
the wreck y removed
INJURED.
James Okey, Monroe co., badly scalded.
Levi Bartlett, Washington co., DO,
Jep'hu Exams, Hampshire Co., Va. badly
scalded, aud leg ampu.a,ed.
Calvin Sull, leg broken and amputa,ed.
Joseph Daniels, Harmar, badly scalded.
u. Buzzard, Fred. Co., Md, badly scald
ed and arm ampuls.ed.
VIM. Greene, GAINESVILLE, badly scalded
Il. DIuvn uIuI, beverly uU.
e. Il. Poole, N. Orleans. slightly scalded
1T. Hahn. GAINESVILLE. buddy scalded.
G. Murray, McConnelsyille, do.
P. Page., GAINESVILLE, do.
T, F. Nevi,,, do do.
Samuel Sullivan, arm since ampu,a,ed.
Mr.. Pickerell, slightly scaIded, residenc,
unknown.
David Muncy, bruised and scalded.
The number Of passengers on board a
the time Of the explosion was AZ. Scarce
y man on board escaped injury, and no
a single lady, (l2 or IA in number wa.
hurt.
The bodies Of five men were found who's,
names were unknuwn, and five other per.
sons supposed to have been killed, OF bowr
into the river, are missing. Add 10 ,hes,
The names Of NJ. E. Whissen, of McCon
neIsville, Mr. Evans, Of Hampshire county
Va, c. G. Covey, nf Marietta, and Lelan'
Murray, Of Beverly, four who huve sine
died Of injuries. and We have lis, Of Ihirl,
lives LOST by This disaster! The lis, viii
probably be further extended, as bu, l,t
hope is entertained Of the recovery Of .hre'
or four o,hers.-Marieiia InIcI.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-11-30
Clothing. Dry Goods and Groceries!

need not boast Of my superb stock of Cloth
ing, for my customers and the public generally are
we'll acquainted with the prices and quality fmy
GooJs.
Still can say, there never was stock bro ught
here before to equal my present one for gu aiity
and cheapness.
All those that we ar Clothing know that Eastern
slop work cannot wear like Home Manufacture:
Baltimore slop work is not the work to wear.
COHEN'S HEAD QUARTERS
Is still THE Clothing Depot at which to get su-
perb, good, and cheap Clothing, princi pally of
my own MANUFACTURES, and all ask of the
buyers of Clothing is to come and examine my
Goods and Prices, then know no one need 70
away dissatisfied; for I can manufacture my
Clothing to better advantage, both for myself
and customers, having on hand, at all times,
large assortment of
BROAD CLOTHS,
VI all colors, Cassimeres, Cassinets, Tweeds,
Jeans, and Trimming, ofevery description bought
for CASH, which enables me to make them as
cheap as the Baltimore slop shop can sell their
slop made Clothes.
My long experience, and being practical Tai
lor myself, DEFY any man to sell as cheap and
as good Goods as l do. have also large aSsort-
ment Of Fashionable
Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes. Trunks,
Carpet Bags, Umbrellas, &C., &c.
All at such Low prices as would make every
modest.man blush to ask them lower
N. B. Amy gentleman wishing to have garment
made from any particular pattern, can be meas
ured and have it made to order at the same
prices.
good fit warranted or no pay. NAT
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-11-30
WEDNESDAY, November "a.


+ SENATE.-Mr. Riddle. from the standing
commiuee on the Judiciary, reported back
the bill 10 authorize the Courts OF Common
Pleas to appoint receivers in cLses Of at.
lachmenl, with recommendation that the
Senate concur in The second and third
amendments Of the House.
The report and recommendations Of the
commi,iee were agreed to--and the amend.
menl 10 the bill was adopted.
Mr.. Gileu offered The following amend.
ment TO the motion Of Mr.. Mungen. relative
to the pressing. and folding Of Senate bills:
Resolped, Tha. lha, The standing com.
mil,ee on Printing be and is hereby insiruc,-
ed 10 inquire into and report TO the Senate,
at the earliest convenient day, the cause in
the delay Of drying. pressing, su,ching and
folding The bills ordered 10 be- printed, with
the appropriate remedy, and that in the
meantime, until Otherwise directed by the
Senate, the Clerk cause The necessary dry.
ing, stitching and folding TO be executed al
prices no. exceeding the lowest rejected bid.
On mulion Of Mr.. Rice. the Senate went
into cOmlniuee Of the whole on The bill for
The reorganization. supervision and main.
lenunce Of common schools. Mr.. Cradle.
buugh in The chair, and without coming 70
any conclusion, the conmillee rose.
Mr.. Mack offered The following resolutions
ReSoived. Thatihe Finance committee O
the Senate be instructed TO introduce bill
having for It's objec. tho repeal Of the ,wc
hundred dollars exemption in the presen
/ lax law. Also making II the duty OF The
Assessors TO appraise oil properly that they
are required .olisi Tor taxation.
Referred 10 commilee on Finance.
Tomorrow being tho day Sc, apau fol
public thanksgiving and prayer in Ohio, Ih'
Senate adjourned I'LL Friday.
HOUSE, Mr.. Barnum reported the me
morial Of G. W. Gray, Of Cleveland. re
spec.ing the pressing, stitching, and folding
of bills. awarded 10 him under the conirac
for S,a,e Printing, offering 10 release .h'
same 10 the State.
Referred 10 Printing committee.
Il The bill for the appointment OF receiver
4 in cases of attachment, was received iron
,hB Senate with amendments, which wa
n agreed lo-ycns II, nays 8.
i 81 the bill becomes u law.
The reading Of The Militia bill occuplsf
much Of the morning session.
l Ilcuse adjourned I'LL Friday.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-11-30
Cuba and the Administration.

WASHINGTON, NOV. ~.
The Republic has long defense Of the
Administration, relanye TO the Crescent dif.
icu,y; and denounces the course Of Law as
ilibus,ering devise 10 fan the fame Of pub
lie excitement, and if possible involve ,wc
countries in The horrors Of wsr; and The
repeated sending Of Smith TO Havana as q
discredi,able a,tcmps 10 bully the Captain
General inso the surrender of position
righ,Iully held; and concludes by asserting
,ha, while she Administration is preparing &c
hold rights Of commerce, aud sindica,e al
proper privileges Of citizens, !. is nei,heI
prepared nor disposed 10 call IN question
the prerogalive claimed by Cuba with regnr(
20 The exclusion Of Purser Smith. The Adj
minis,ra,ion will mainIain To the fullest ex
Ien The ligh, Of American vessels 10 trad,
with Havana, and will guard unilinchingl,
,he personal rights Of American citzen
visiting Cuba, who do not compromiS'
themselves by an inlraclion Of local laws
Further than this il will no, enter into wa
to crafty the caprces Of an individual or
company, 10 subserve purposes Of desperate
adventures, or TO punish Spain for an ACT il
which she is sustained by the common Law
Of nations. |, stands where il stood titiecI
months ago, uniEAuenced by cumor q
home, unawed by threats abroad. Il vii
adhere TO principles Of honor and honesty
and will carry Them out, a. sea or on land
wi,hou, reference 10 consequences. Th'
Republic, however, states ,ha. the refusal o
the Captain. General 10 allow the landing o
The mMIs and passengers. was an act .ha
admits Of no justification, Is offensive y
government and the country, and calculate'
10 excite re,ali.ory temper on the par. O
the American people.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-11-30
Music, Gernan and French.

n n RS. HALLS respectfully announces to the
iVA people Of Pomeroy, that she is prepared to
er practice in teaching, and from the thorough and
practical manner in which she was herself in
structed, she hopes to be able to give satisfaction
to all who may desire to take lessons Of her.
Mr.. Halls also has time to instruct few more
pupils IN French or German Languages.
Terms: ENr.
Tuition on the Piano, one Quarter, 90 Lessons,
$500 For iurther particulars enquire Of Mr..
Halls, or at the Pomeroy ACADEMY.
Nov. 80, 1852.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-11-30
500 AGENTS WANTED!

an AOO A YEAR!l w an,ed in evory
%1UVV County of the United States, ac-
tive and enterpriSing men, to engage in the sale
Of some Of the best BOOKS published in the
country. ttr
Tomen Of good address, possessing small cap.
ital OF from $25 TO 500, such inducements will
be offered as to enable them to make from sS 10
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their character; extremely popular, and command
large sales wherever they arc offered.
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