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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-02-03
CANTON.

As there is no part of the world so dense.
ly populated as China, so there is no part
Of The empire SO densely populated as Can.
ton. The streets are exceedingly narrow,
and. in many places, hardly sufficient TO al.
low The crowded population 10 pass. Thefe
are no wheel carriages in use. The passen-
ger, walking through the town, is constantly
jostlcd by the choir-bearcrs Of the manda-
rims, or wealthy merchants. Recovered
from such shock, a coolee, or porter, bear.
ing Il burden, knocks him against The wall
with a Sorl Of grunt, while he is Shuffled
in an opposite direction by second Pc
culiarly curious TO English eyes are the
number and variety OF the live stock which
are exposed for sale in these narrow streets;
puppy dogs yeping in bamboo cages, 1iuens
meWing, rats squeaking, fowls chuckling,
ducks quacking, geese cackling, and pigs
grunIing. Fish swimming, and eorIhworms,
sluss, &c, variouSly disposed, are exhibited
in tubs and earlhcn pans. A barber, close
by, Iwangs his iron lweezers, TO call his Gus.
TONERS near him; another operates upon a
patient customer, seated on tripod stand
plating his lai, cleaning his ears. shaving
his head and face, extracting all long and
supcrfuous hair from his eyelashes, eye.
brows, and nose, and finishing off by good
humping Of his back, and cracking his
joints. Hard by is an iineranl vender ol
cooked food, with an enormous reed um.
brella, dispensing rice, fat pork, and stews
swimming in oil and sop. which he serves
out in small bowls and basins TO his hungry
/ customers, who devour The me IS with an ep'
icure's gout. Beside This merchants seated
brother iiineranl, tho vender of sweet
meats. A little further on stands booksel
Ter, exposing his library, the contents Of two
boxes, which he hawks about. In his vi
cinity is q forune.teller, in the act Of un
folding the future to an anxious dupe, and ;
doctor, decorated with string Of human
ieelh around his neck, extending below hi
waist, while his box of drugs hangs be(or
. him Then an aged woman may be seen
with feet three inches long, seated under al
umbrella, mending old clothes, while
passer by, wanting button sewed on. re
pairs TO her, and remunerates her with
"cosh." Not far distant, leprous beggO
exhibits his disgusting sores, and roues tw
pieces OF bamboo, 10 nttract attention.
$ Suppose The air filled with the noises, cries
s and vocleraiions Of these various vender
I, and Of the constantly changing throng {
human beings, and some slight concepto
may be formed of Canton, on approachin
10 Hog-lane. Going through this thorough
fare, which is occupied by spihtshops, an
h stores Of all kinds, announcements, such ,
C the following, arres, the eye; "lngli is el
spok;" "Jack, all ling ere fin will;" vii
. others Of similar ouhography. This sire
is frequenled by sailors, and being the r
: sorl OF the very lowest and mos, deprave
|, = Jack often gets robbed, and becoming crust
= uses his fsis, when general scrimma,
d takes place.-DabIin University Magazin
J. |
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-02-03

IRISH WIT,--Two gentlemen were once
dispulng concerning The Quckness Of reply
on the part of The Irish. One Of them hold.
ing thai what people thought was repar'ec
made, al the moment, was already Cut and
dried for The occasion; while the other held
The connary. To settle the matter, they
resolved 10 try some lrishmun themselves.
Ii happened that next door TO The former
gentleman lived Paddy, who was in the
habit of creeping through hole in The fence
and "hooking Prulies." The gentleman
having seen him one night al it, thought it
would be good way 10 settle the disputed
point. Having informed his friend Of the
project, they stationed themselves along
side the hole, and as Pat poked his head and
shoulders through, one Of them gave him u
smart blow on the Uranium with shovel,
excluiming, "Here, sir, where are you
goingl" Back again, by jabers !" said
Pat, and back he went,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-02-03
TENNESSEE BLooMERs.

-a tsf"
n In Clements "Noble Deeds Of American
'Women,'' the following anecdole is related
'of Sarah Buchanan, the heroine Of East
alenncsseeiua1l s0g..g. fhdai4 baaa.a
son one occasion, Sarah and a kinswo-
man named Susan Eyerel, were returning
home from. a visit a mile or TWO distant,
careless Of danger or not thinking. Of its
presence. 1t was late in the evening, and
they were riding along path through the
open woods. Miss Everettin advance. Sud-
idemyesh stopped her horse, exclaiming,
,sLook, Sally. yonder atahc redskinsP Not
more than hundred yards ahead was a
parry ofaIndians armed wiihariAes, directly
-in4lheis path. There was no Time for coun,
ell, andre,rcat was impossible, as the lnii-
arsmigbt as easily intercept them before
they could CANA fort in their roars To
reach their own bloek.house, four or 6ve
hundred wards dislant,swas their only hope
Of safety. Quick as thought, Sarah whis.
pered to her companionito follow and do as
she did, and then Instantly assuming lihe
position OF a. man on horseback, IN which
sbc was imilaied by'her relative, she urged
her horse into headlong gailop. Waving
their bonnels in the air, and yelling like
madmen, they came furiously down upon
the savages. who had no, seen,hem, crying,
as, they came, Clear the track, you - -
redskinsP The part was so well acted, that
the Indians took them for The. head Of a
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-02-03

INTELLECTUAL CAPAclTY.-A big mans lady
paying her daughter a visit at a school and
inquiring wha, progress she had made in
her education, the governess answered:
"Prery good, madam, miss is very atlen'
tive; if she wants anything, tits capacity:
bu, for that deficiency, you know, we mus.
not blame her."
mo, madam" replied the mother; ri
blame you for not having mentioned !. before.
Her father, thank Heaven, can afford his
daughters q capacity, and | beg she may
have one Immediately, cost what it may"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-02-03

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APREclous INHERITANCE. The following
beautiful exIrac, is from an address deliver.
by ihnslruly great and good man, WrELlAm
hENRy. HARRISON, before grea, gathering
of 'hc people in Ohio. pa
"a precious inheritance has been. harided
.doEp TO you by your fathers. In Rome, lhe
sacred lres of tabled gods were kept alive BY
vestal virgins. and hey watched the gift with
eager eyes. In America, glorious fro has
been lighted upon the altar of Liberty, and
TO you, my fellow citizens, has been en-.
trusted its safe keeping, 10 be nourished with
care and foslered forever. Keep i, burning;
and lei the sparks that continually go forward
from il fall on her alters, and ligh, up in
distant lands the fire of Freedom.'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-02-03
hoNoR'TO WoMtN.I h

. 80 I 70 II
We have wilhio6ni,e pleasure, enlo.
gums on The SIX, ffomsMungo, Park, I.rd.
yard, Schiller, and every gqllanio( modern
times. Blu, ihe Macon Gala. Republican,
beats them Qll.iFIlere il is srf -4
~ WoAEN AND NEWSPAPERS Women aro
the besl subscribers in the world 10 newspa.
pers. magazines, etc We have been am
edl'or now going on eight years, and wc
nave never yel lost single dollar By female
SUBSCRIBERS. They seemloa make il a apoin,
ol conscientious duty to pay,,he printers
class OF community that suffers more by BAD
p,ay (and no pay al all } ifan all the res,
'p't iogether.i's Whenever we have va.
man namo on our bool;, we knn@ i, isids,
as god fur two dollars and a half as pic.
.ayune = lpr a ginger cake. Besides. what.
ever 'liey subscribe for they read, whether
u be good bad or Indifferent. If thev once
subscribe Tor paper, they are SIRE 10 read
T. upon the principle we suppose, that ir lhsy
Fuillai va npp''iheir money whuld be thrown away
--aS an old lady we once knew, for who's,
SICK servant girl the doctor had prescribed a
lose sn OF oil, bnt as The girl would no, take
the oil'she look il herself, rather than le, il
.os wasted. flyncc, we Say. they are tho
best feadels. For lhase reasons. we htd,
any lime in the world, taher have dozen
Womenon our books than one man.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-02-03

A HARD IlIr-"I am glad" said a reyer.
end missionary 10 an Indian chief, That you
do not drink rum; but it grieves me TO find
lhal your people use so much of it,. .l
:"'Ab! yes said the rcd man, and he fixed
his impressive eye upon the preacher which
communicated the reproof before he uttered
IL, "we lsdians use great deal of rum bu,
we do not make it," - n ztas,l .~-.,.s
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-02-03

O5- Look here! 7 said a young lady just
commencing TO take lessons in painting,
holding up a sample Of her skill TO her mo.
Iher. see my painting can you tell wha,
this is 2 Ma, after looking at i, for some
time, answered, We'll ricken it's cow
or rose, bul don't know which
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-02-03

The Aberdeen Courier, Brown county,
Ohio, says powder has been invented by
gentleman Of that place. which appears to
have The same force Of our common gun
powder, but makes no noise. lis inventor.
we have been informed has sent a sample Of
il TO The Secretary Of War.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-02-03

VI Cox says thai proverbs arc the sec.
ond-hand wisdom Of knayes and fools. The
only man who ever cheated him, he saws,
was sancimonous fellow who never VI.
tered sentiment that was not culled from
the wisdom Of Solomon or Poor Richards
Almanac.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-02-03

TROUBLESOME SUITeRs.--A lady not re.
markable for either youth, beauty, or good
temper, asked The advice Of a neighbor how
she should get rid ola troublesome sui,or.
"Oh, marry him." was the advice.
1"Nay, | had rather see him hanged FIRST"
mo, Madam, marry him, as said to you,
and III assure you i, will not be long before
he hangs himself"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-02-03

OF There is a queer genius residing at
Clinchy. in France. lie has done wha, was
never done before, and thai entities him 10
rank as u genius. He has built him dwell.
ing house composed entirely of fel--,he
stuff Hungarian and other hats are made
of-and he says j, is the warmesi one he
ever lived in. Tho mode Of construclure is
no, given, but the material employed con-
sisted Of, no less than eighty thousand hats!
None OF them new ones, bless you'll no, no,
one; but all them old hcts-" shocking bad
ha,s,".' al alihal--ha,s thai had done their ar
my of wearers good seryice-hnis Of all
sizes and fashions hats that had been worn
by great and small, good and bad! Think
OF dwelling in house composed of tho
castof and and OUT covering Of eighty
thousand brainsl We should be afraid TO
sleep in i, o. nights; though for q certain
class of politicians i would be an admirably
appropriate. temple..,,,-,, s.,,,-s,,a....s.-.,.,
The architect Of this building must have
had as strong passion for old felt hats as
some enthusiasts have for autographs. He
was man too of strong sympahies, for he
felt for four score thousand of his fellow
beings'-hats. FIe should have erected his
house off Cape Haueras and made it a
Hospital for luckless mariners on that
stormy coast. There is religious sect in
Holland, called "Houemisls;" perhaps he is
one of its disciples, and his house its TEN,
pie. What may his name BET Can he be
kith or kin Of our friend Fellmanl The
character Of his domicl would indicate that
he must at least be related 10 the Fellhou,
sens Of neighboring city. Blu, fig for
specula.ions We know that he is geni-
US, and that he has made him dwelling Of
eighty thousand woolly hea-beg pardon!
wolly hats, and that is quite enough for us 10
know in the premises--AB Reg.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-02-03

0T Nothing like love and hunger to drive
a man mad or make him happy. Mex, TO
feast upon a seventeen year old pair of
sweet lips under grape.vines by moonlight,
is foray upon platier Of cold beans after
fishing for suckers oil day. The ono fills
ihe poetic heart, aud The other ahungry
stomach.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-02-03

6cr A man praising porter. said i, was so
excellent beverage that, taken in great
quantities, it always made him fat. Il have
seen The time said another, when i, made
you lean When should like 10 know,
said the eulogis,. 'Why, no longer ago than
las, night--against WALL
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-02-03

A butcher who had been employed by
miser'y sort ol a fellow 10 cut up hog for
him, cut off the tail and threw it away
"Whal did you do that for ~ said the old
fellow, testify; "that makes just as good
pigs feet and ears as any on EN-"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-02-03
BY +. 7, VAN HORN.
Laws Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Anth0Fity
ao, I'D lg5vg5 .j[No. III m1s. va s,l
AN ACT making appropriations in part for the

aNS 'f HHJfHgg ~ ND. sl.I.H Eff3t -bep estl
AN ACT making appropriations in part for the
'rH5.tca for the year, 1852. st1RA9A
SEC. l. ~ Be il enacted By the General
Assembly Of the Stale Of Ohio. That The
following sums be. and tho same are hereby
Appropriated. oul ofanY money IN The Treas
Jury, 10 be paid for the yearai852, yiz:ggal
For The payment Of iheai members Of the
General Assembly, their Clerks, Serseants.
|ai-Arms, Door keepers, and Messengers, The
sum OF twenty thousand dollars. .auF bfs
Fo, the paymehto( such Printing as shall
be ordered by either House Of the General
Assembly, soSen thousand dollars.
For the payment Of deficit in the appro.
|pria,ion OF iast year, on account Of Printing
thirteen thousand Two hundred forty dalars
and fifteen cents. sss b. srat i2aai sl
For the paymen, Of deficit in the con'in.
gen, fund Of the Auditor Of STATE, one thou
sand six hundred seventeen dollars and sixty
icne cents. as :.lg sa. gslG b ej IL ,rI
For The contingent fundiof abe Auditor oil
State, five hundred dollars. 80
For the contingent expenses Of the Sec
re,ary ofSate, one thousand dollars
For lhe payment Of deficit in the contin,
gen, fupd of The said Secretary Of Stale,
eighly-six dollars and fony-fve cents.
For Stationary for The State, TO be furnish
ed in accordance with the contract made,
|andsopay deficit on last years appropriation
Twelve thousand dollars. ,, IS ....rs, q.
For The payment of taxes enormously or
illegally charged and refunded, four thous.
and dollars. FL. r. ~ 49,
For mileage Of County Treasures, one
thousand five hundred dollars .l.5 .a.a
For prosecuting the work on the new
State House, fifteen thousand dollars. out
of which shall be paid the Warden Of the
Penitentiary the amount due that Institution
IIhc frs, day Of January, 1852, under the
provisions Of the resolution passed March
81, 1850. i gs.. u,
For the payment Of the costs of prosecu'
ting and transporting oryicls 10 the Peni-
,cndary, fifteen thousand dollars. .ts'' Z
7'' JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker of The House Of Reps.
aa w. 'MEDlLL.
President of the Senate.
January 18th, 1852.
SECRETARY OF STATES OFFICE,
+ Columbus, January "a, 1852.
! certify that the foregoing law is correct
ly copied from The original roll on file in
this Office. h4t
WILLIAM TREVlTT,
..........,l Secretary Of Stats.
AUDITORS OFFlcE,(
Feb. 3, 1852.
| herify thu, the foregoing law is correct.
iy copied from the original copy furnished
by the Secretary Of Stale.
S. HALLIDAY,
auditor of MeigS County.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-02-03

0r II you would relish your food, labor
for it; il you would enjoy your rainlen,. pay
for ii before you wear it; if you would sleep
sound!y, take clear conscience to bed with
you.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-02-03

GA friend OF ours remarks, that the
reason The softer sex call the men bears is
because they hug the girls so tight There's
logic by the armful, -
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-02-03

or A young lady asked a clerk in q dry
goods stors, in Washington street, if he
had any 'sabdaed mouse color silk NO.
said he, 'bu. we have some sHraged rat
color
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-02-03

0c7- Gen Hoynau has been obliged, by the
ilI-wlll Of his neighbors. 10 offer all his Hun.
gariah estates for sale.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-02-03

or A CoQUETTE is a rose lFom which
young men pluck The leaves and the ,horpa
are lefi for the husband. As .R4.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-02-03

OcrThe Democratic State Convention Of
Texas, has nominated Gen. Samuel Houston
for The Presidency.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-02-03
Ga AHRBH AHBH "a
she FIRST PAGE OF VOLUME

No. 2.-0n TIE first page Of Volume No.
Q can be seen the removal of l.. S. CRoFooTs
t;addler Shop to ooom fitted up expressly for his
accommodation, on Front street, two doors below
Crawford q Stiers store, where may be found at
all times all kinds Of
Saddles, Harness, Brides, Whips,
Or, in fact everything that is ever made in Sad
dler Shop: and what is still more desirable you
viii always find the b hoys at home ready to patch
up your old Collars and other fxins, just by the
way Of accommodation, you know.
~ ~. Csl ground and see what tall shop he has
! got, any how. L. S. CR0F0OT.
Pomeroy. December 6, S5-n4tf.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-02-03
TuE sToNE-BRE ER,


On Thursday last, Monsieur lregori.. tho
Hercules Of the franklin Museum, called n.
our Office TO give US occular proof Of his e.
normous Strength. We had provided haIfa
dozen Of the largest and toughest kind Of
paving stones nes-quarlz, granite, and flint
for him to spar with. Ono or TWO Of them
we thought would boihcr him { but lheJ did
moi. He wrap, coarse Osnaburgh. towel
around his right hand so as 10 leave wad
fiji resting upon the lower part Of liapaln,
and then raising his immense arm, the up.
per parl Of which il, as thick as an ordinary
mans thigh, he saloieihe solid granite stone
I'VE had giyen.himto experiment upon with,
"a downright blow that mete the whole office
quiyer. Al the third stroke, the solid mass
was riyen 10 twain Some Of lhy stones
had shivereL inio fragments. Ii was indeed
a wonderful exhibition Of muscular power.
Grcgorie. is a native Of Corsica. The blrlh-
place d Napoleon. The Island, we lbink.
may now claim 10 have produced The str3ng-
esl man as well as the greatest man Of mod.
ern limcs. We understood lhal The force
Of Gregorie's perpendicular blow is equal
% 1900 pounds and he can. give man a
punch on the side Of the head. horiz1nlalty,
equal;io 900 pounds. No guard could s,op
The Iunge Of that arm; /; and a full blow from
Il would bez,o use The words Of Mr.. For.
rest" Sudden deah." We believe the.
force Of Tom Flyers horizontal blow is a.
boul 200 pounds Fancy one Of his straight
lunges multiplied by three. and you will
have some idea Of, the kick Of horse or
one Of ,Gtegorie's blows. Thcre is very
iinle difference between lhe ,Mo,-N Y.
Sunday Times. a..S,s.f 3 "a. fsg ssls
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-02-03
~ POmrrOy and Cincinnati
PacISc5.--The light draught and fast
running steamer
'-' LEWIS ETZEL,

JAMES NEWTON, MASTER, leaves Pomeroy
every SATURDAY morning, at 8 O'clock
This boat having been purchased expressly for
this trade will make regular trips Strict atten-
ton will he paid TO the comfort of passengers
and the prompt aad safe delivery Of freight en-
trusted to the care of said boat.
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COUNTING HOUSE ALMANAC.
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Rates OF AdVerIiSin

One square (l3 lines or less three Weeks, 81 co
Every subsequent insertion, y; ;s.: 26
One square, three months, - 4. 3 20
One square, six months, !: -; -: 90
One square, one year, T.; B:s}: :t:is s. 90
One half column, one year, !: sf:s.lta 20 60
Phree-ioarths Of a column, one yeeI 26 60
One column, one year, ;,.,; - S;,,E 49,, so 60
gj.Advertisements not having The number of IN.
sertions marked on copy, will be continued mil
forbid and charged accordingly. 6
gJ Casual advertisers must pay in advance.
HrJOb Printing, Of every description win
DC executed with accuracy and neatness
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-02-03
CHURCHES.

Protestant EpiscOpal--Rev. TnoUAs B.
DoorEy, Rector;-Services every Sabbath morning,
al 101 O'Clock.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-02-03

swell, mother Guerard, y cried young
man leaping out Of carriage that stopped
before the door Of the "auberge' mex, morn
ing; "wha. news have you for mea Has
my mother arrived I" ga
"Is |. your mo,herl" replied the landlady
who seemed quite good humored afier her
nights rest. "There is lady up stairs
waiting for some friends, bu, she does mol
speak French easily, and seemed unwilling
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-02-03
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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-02-03

h In Clements "Nobie Deeds Of American
Women the following anecdole is re'atcd,
'of Sarah Buchanan, the heroine Of East
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COUNTERFEiTS .iBOBND!!
All other falsely PAIN FSIRhCTORS Of
DALLEYS The them hope that BY stsaln
they induce pablo believe uoglrun
aess the virtues of the articles Buy
t ~ ATTEND TO THE PECULIAR MARKS UPON THE GEN.
tlNE; AND OBSERVE THAT TIE NAME al. DAIIEY,r BE
WRITTEN WITH A PEN, IN DIFFERENT COIORFD INK on
UPON IT. - 1870 '
~ General Depot States all orders addressed
walt be promptly erecued- H. DALEY & co,
AIS BROADWAY, New York
SOUTHERN DEPOT
ISL CEARTRES STREET, Newoleans,
There all Dellers IN the States Of LOUISIANA ALABAMA, MIS-
SlSSit'P KENTUCKY and TENNESSEE,
in the State Of MISSOURI will be promptly supplied. "
JOHN WRIGHT 4 Co.
au!OSm General Agents sNli Territory.