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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-09-14
BRANT'S
PULMONARY RALSAM..
The OranfCOVGH RENIEDK

The Greuf COUGH 8lMAEDN
Many y1a,i % a~aPeIdense, and more than a Hnpared
TEonadnd Gufoe Of Cannumptive Complaints, have
proved % he undcohlsd. %ssllslesIiop ot all person. VINO have
II superior, because u e lcofting, and healhag and more
certain to cure C0usumptlo OF the Lungs, than any
other remedy IA iho world. we knr~ however, that It's sad
" some that Consumption can ~ V <tled. BE- that The opinl-
in Of he many or he few We shall moi attempt to argue with
such. bnI h5 We 3pn ~ and do a.'trtn rs a fact which can be
proved IN fhounnndn q cases, the Lis uef, - ne has eured
Covghs and dilrls vkich.bge' ,ne cures ~ ueaecIedj wers
called real Consdmnfi0m on, and which .,ere. attended with
ss~5foss tnf feeeriist add wefs IN "a seapeh iikeinlo synfe
toms Of those rho ~ and ,pAr dera are eAll 70 have died will.
mi mai diennra ConaufurtfOn This BnlsHfn las cured
ao,sands OF pcrnonb who were said 10 be hopeleeey ~eaiicted-
who had kdrd. dfN. rddfno CotRhs-- PaiHs IN Tue Brenat,
siis and Rad-flnlculN q ~rcnthl1g-PsrH ht,ss;
az ne FIeSk and Hood, Persona having fueh compluinns
have been cured aheT Il was Said they could not I've n week
LONGER. This Medicine has cured come who were supposed 10
be IN q dying state, but by the use Of tia remedy They
now live, and enjoy good health
ant to take, and nsrtr Do .tJaryin any sIagg q disease OF uuusf
any cinunnnncen II efectsI s wonderful and eimosf tnl-
r~ncuIoua Cures by PurIfying SlssTstAsaiag md inSi rs
Oratiug tho whole systeu.-by 1nainisg ~ srevtlnon, ann
producing healthy uclqn-ihus alhgfAg engl-,ogen ~ =
NerveH-nnd aiding and facilitating ExpectOfNttOns Y
Curaa te following Diseases, WIKI sft pat lra
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HENRI COXis
hEwLy INVENTED
III NlNG MACHINE.

n ICHARD DAVIS has the pleasure to an
4, nounce to the respectable inhabitants of
Pomeroy and the ADJOINING neighborhood that he
is now prepared 10 receive Linen, Ladies Dresses,
Gentlemem's Shirts, &c, Of every description, for
ironing, at the lowest possible charge, with care.
-Four dozen can be ironed in one hour, or more,
if required. No fire is used, and the Linen bears
a j most beautiful gloss, without INJURY.
Residence, corner Of Spring street, opposite
Mr.. Wink,s Grocery Store,
Pomeroy, June "a, 1862.
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VNAAGN1~ ~ 41z
No. zO7 Main Street, BunalOs N. X
~
VkEEThklI IITN|INTkIRTlE ATuhk
THIS celebrated .s.asdr i constantly Increasing is fame ~
'1' many ss AL n o V1sia. . woRrn.
/. has now become a.. ~ usdiers tr fs1av s... and4s
DRoPsY:
" y i *. Of this complaint Sn b I@@sfisse !, ss 1s',;,l.s 70 m4 Ts,
S al ,. sU~ i sD g fi iaSSSf 4. c Sm irrannSn md lie slow and dreadful
s SSSass.' he 5 3 psi Iisi's utterly SiSt unsbis . move, forms one offilu
HTrHERTo MCURABIE,
y az SI CyI, ,lsld, e N, S. rs%sa syec. saa f ls1 say oss s sl Il R RSs sss.
bud ! symptom 81 Dropsy, q any slhaIssls, Keep dis ar'icls
- "s@' '1r rn 5 VIZ wyS~ nv rrsS WWYTp
% pafsu.to he iysisn and i. he aceanulpisd' wsss. ssw
ss ssa:. Z In ssi ,PsS ss g. re ! u il sa ,' :ssSs q y ; iSRs ae;. sse sn 'iiS scs's
'''- CRAWL,
and 9l dises 4 o. ~. Run Sn.a Y o 0Issn s, ! sSs e cno ,e H.ssss yon.
Sec pamphlet asE $50
nEHiIITY or THE SYSTEM.
weak bush. weaEnsss Of the Kidneys, &c.,or Inflammation
Of same, Is immedlately relieved BY 2 few days pe Of this
mealc'n'' ana : 's's = a,wayI ~rssrnv Z
2 - .s..-... i. s..,.
tof snch complaints, ana also iof oefahsetneh's ~ ~ isu'ets
uahs' IRREGULARITIES. s-upPRRssTONA
N, ss $|;9, .ss,s ,ss;.l H n. sIss 81 81 s:;s. s:s. ss.sa 4 s' sss
Be relied upon g 2 sure sna enectiye remedy, ana au we 'Si
! ). 4 4 TaoMsirn NAMES
-, s-I.,., s...zz-. - a. ..,.,a,n.,N d.
= p.ynL W vufSi N uns ms..e'.hink ,Eaasse,sS Y. . ~, 6oss
nhamReHkat .r a. .a,d v,veeS Vii XII ~ hvseiinr nossss al fHis mil vi
e eRs I, sn scs Fl Im msddIaSi w and p he 3 poi SosSas mineral stsdioaisd
Ss : . ! .S yssass -. s .s,., -~.a. ~. ..,.,. ..,.
Gst themselves p,sIiiculady T. the appn su,, Of iih ne eso sas
pound, 10Y ne oisuessns GUS Y : YmpI hnsr mrfa a. "s ths
unn pataAreph, rof centuries uiete + osei ~ ~ Wy
norm Oh Europe, 2 49,
CERTAIN BOTANICAL AGENT,
.h,,. i, Al di....~ 4, d.,sn,,mer,r 81 he fsmals fame.
o dn,11 n ~ %diiiffic onuii,,ies, painful msn.iruaiions, 60. Ia;
10 large %auspuiiesl end as q medicinal q psopst < Y c,s w,n.
Ses IN S9Has y ' .shnie Y = ~ az s" hst ssws sds aver, eisen' "a 4
d%IsSiitaisdd lasmaie i Z surs, and The v'sml win bs restored
% f hsn, 4. :. ,sI " S os 4, sSmos,h.,io Disease. a~tsendan. on p,es.
nancy L siiays, those ~distiss.ins and painial. trouble which
often o; ;cO.. 6 Ss1o n Ta osss,d Ssa Sn %bIoS al iisHf from ri ,ski y;
ed as
CoNssUMPTI,olN A ~ ~ LI TI1, Co Hsr.hs' t5 Ssao Esd gss.
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NGACKEREL SO bbls. Nos. 1, 2, and 8
lv.AI Just received and for sale low at NOD.
GEORGE w HOLMES.
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BOUNTY LAND.--For those who servedin
1.-the War of 1912 with Great Britain or any ofthe
Indian. 1 have received a copy ofthe late Act OF
Congress, passed September %, $3.50, granting
Bounty land, &C., and am prepared to procure
lands under the provisions of said.
Those desiring information concerning theil
rights to lands can be informed by application to
me. No change will be made except in cases pro-
wing successful, and in such charges will bereason-
y. CARTWRIGHT.
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Il. +. VAN HORN

GT Those persons having unsettled accounts
with us are requested to present the same assoon
as possible for adjustment. R. T. VAN HORN
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-09-14

1--WE STUFFS Of all kinds, warranted good
Just received and for sale low by
GEORGE w HOLMES.
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NPLOWS.--T attention Of fanms
nNRN ers is called to my assortment Of
$1,000 Plows-Longs Patent--withor with
stocksg also, Pillow Points and Land Sides.
April III ~ E.S.eEDWARDS.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-09-14

READER | have you
a Cough, which you are
neglecting, under the
that it is only a
common cold, and that
it will soon wear itself
ont? Let a friend tell
you, in all kindness,
what will soon be the
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-09-14
AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE,
which conclusively proves that -
Truth is stranger than Fiction"
CURE OF a6i$a4i
Rheumatism, Bronchitis and Dyspepsia

OF New Jersey, OF Distinguished auainmenis and exalted 70
putadon -
d. A. H. CHnisriE-Dear Sir; You wish TO knQ1.of me
what has been the result in my own case, Of the application
Of THE ALYAN BELT AND My replyis
as follows .
For about tpenty years ! had been suffering from Dyspep
sa. Every year the symptoms became worse, nor could OBJ
lain permanent relief from any course OF medical treatment
whatever. About fourteen years since, in Consequence Of
frequent exposure to the weather, in the discharge of my
pastoral duties, I became subject to a severe Chronic Rheu.
matism, which for year after year, caused me indescribable
anguish. Farther In the winter Of IS and A6, in conse.
quence Of preaching o great deal in my own and varioW
other churches in this region, l was attacked by the Bronchi
It's, which soon became so severe as to require an immediate
suspension OF my pastoral labors My nervous syseM Vas sotO
also did my Dyspepsia and Rheumatic ahection-thus eyin.
cling that these disorders were connected with each other
SSough the medium OF the Nervous system. In the whole
phafmacop0ia there seemed to be no remedial agent whiLl
could reach and ~recuperate my Nervous Bystemj esh,
hing that l had tried for this purpose had completely fame
At last ! was led by my frien1s to examine your inventions,
and Though with no very s~anguine hopes Of their efhciencyj
I determined TO try the effect Of the application Of the GAL
VANIC BELT N NECKLACE, with the
FLUID. This was in June, 1916 To NY GREAT AsrosiSH.
MEM, IN TWO DAYS ME- DYSPEPSIA HAD GoEE IN KioHT
DAYS ] WAS ENABLED TO REsuME MY PASTORAL LABoRs; Noa
HAVE l SINCE OMITTED a SINGLE SERVICE ON ACCOUNT OF The
CEASED TO IRouBLE ME-. Such is the wonderful and happy 70
suits Of the experiment. }p
= have recommended the BELT and FLUID to many whS
have been likewise suffering from Neuralgic affections They
have tried then, WITH HAPFH AEsuLrs ! BELIEVE, IN EvERI
CASE.
R0BERTfW. LANDS.
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Palsy and ParaIysis.

All physicians acknowledge that these terrible diseases
are caused by a deficiency Of Nervous Energy 10 the affected
deficient power and q complete and entire cure b thus
effected.
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Consurnption

and Cold, Bfondffs, .Asthro, Splitting Of Blood
Bcediao al nf LuapI. F1ins ~ ne Brepst Sfde, and thnf. Ner
sousnsss, NiqAt Sgeit,, PaiRiah0a &c As Hear, md an FE-
WEAKNk SSES and C0nTlnifh arising here,
from, Cholera Infm tulu, &c. 2 Il
e. Fer PROOF Id particulars Of Cures ase our Pam
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COPPER WOBK! q


COPPER WOBK!
TO Engine Builders and others using
Copper Work.
VTEE arc. prepared to manufacture upon the
wv shortest notice and in the best manner
all kinds Of Copper Work at Cincinnati prices.
REFEaENcEs-McAboy & Cutler, ], @. Depew,
r. g. Grant, Pomeroy; Mr.. Jones, Middleport;
Capt. Cooley, of steamboat Ohio.
SMITH 4 THOMPSON.
Pomeroy, August26, $500.
nLoTHING made to order and warrante d,
~ every particular by H. B. SMITH.
DOOts a. ShOes.--Wishing to close out this
I'D part of my trade / will sell below the usual
rates at wholesale OF retail. H. B. SMITH.
July q, 1853.
II UNDERGRADUATES boards and inch poplar
for sale by u. Z. SMITH.
Duckets u Tubs.-From the Marietta
I'D Factory for sale at SMITHS.
Class liars, Tea Boxes, Lamps and other
H.B, SMITHS
DTOOms.--20 doz. at wholesale at
ID SMITHS
DLATFORM SCALES, for sale at Gin
cinnati prices, at SMlTH'S.
II anawha SaIt--4O barrels for sale very
IN low for cash at SMlTHS.
v TWENTY-FIVE Bushels Shoe Pegs, as
sorted sizes, from the best factors in the Uni
ted States, for sale at SMITHS.
ard-A splendid article of No. 1 for sale at
May 8, 1851 SMITHS.
if1tH .myEA GmyAWpD tI:-- :,..4 o1o..o5
AsS1efa a new supply Of that splendid TEA, from
renewed inducements. H. b. SMITH, Agent.
July17, 1851.
Coda Fountain for sale, with all the re-
10 ceipts and appurtenances, at
Mays, 1851. SMITHS
II EATHER.--Upper, Cali, Topping, Lin
ling and Binding skins, for sale at the store oil
~decl9185O. H. B. SMITH.
cole LEATHER-A splendid article 0
y Cincinnati and Hemlock tan, for sale at
SMITHS.
|DLASTING POWDER.--25 kegs just
Oreceived on commission and for sale upon the
tlprinciple, by II. b. SMITH.
UAL
os. 1, Q and 8 Call and see {. hem, at
SMITHS.
DED PINS.--3 brls. Bed Pins Just receiv'
DIED. and for sale by. H. B. SMITH, Agen
apr 80. -
SaA Pieces Black, Green, Red and FancyAl
CU pacca, French Merino and Thibet Clotl
at EDWARDS.
Nov. 8. 1851.
IOA Pieces Muslin Delane, all colOrs,
OF 10 do all wool do, and Popllns, yer,
che EDWARDS.
4 N Pieces Black and Colored Dress and Bon
III nett silks. A fine lot of BAY State, Black
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DR.. CHRISTIErS
ALVANIC ~BR ACE

Are found Of vast service In cases Of Commissions or Fiji,
spasmodic Complaints, and general Nervous Affections of the
Head and upper extremidss. Also in Palsy and P~eralysls and
all diseases caused by q deficiency Of power = Nervous
Energy In the limbs or other organs Of the body.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-09-14

DOWDER, SHOT a. LEAD-Ror sale
Al Ma. GEO w. HOLMES.
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EITe AND cONvULeI0Me.

TITS AMI
These alarming and terrible complaints ere always caused
.py a dTangsmnt Of TIE Nersess Tho BRLr, DRAcELETs AND
FUN will cure nearly every case, no matter how young o.
tSw old the patient or how confirmed the complaint No.
reryus. and astonishing proofs are IN possession Of tbs pe
rteor
p No trouble or inconvenience attends the use
of CIR. CHRIST4ES GALVANIC ARTICLES, aud
they may be worn by the most feeble and delicate,
with yerfect ease and safety. In many cases the
attending their use is highly pleasant
nd agreeable. They can be sent to any part of
he country.
The Galyanic Bell, Three Dollars.
The Galvanic Necklace, Two Dollars.
The Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollar Fac
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.
The articles are Accompanied by full and plain
directions. Pamphlets with full particulars may
be had of the authorized Agent,
9PARyIcULAn CkurloK. -Bsware- Of Counter
feits and Worthless limitations.
IT'D @, MOREHEAD, NJ. D9i Geuefal Ag6n
for the United States 1882 Broadway, New York.
WI. T. FLEMING and d. REED, authorized
Ageu for Meigs county /. sgA5 as sASs
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Tic DOlOreux and Neuralgia.

These dreadful end 6geniaing complaints ere iisht&
SEcKL1cK AND SFLUiDs The Belt did6lea the E~lectFicil
through the system the Necklace has a local effect, an
uessinG aals tiona The applicatlon NEYER FAILS.
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DIR. CHRISTIEts
GAL VANIC
Il used for all complaints affecting the Throat or Head, such
Is Bronchitis, Inflammation of the Throat, Nervous and Sick
Dizziness Of the Head, Neuralgia in the Face, Buzz.
Eing or Roaring in the Ears, Deafness, which ID GENERALLY
Nervors and that distressing complaint called Tic DoIoreux.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-09-14

- Collins Of every description ma
nulactured promptly to the time. feb04n2Otf.
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GODFESEE. A few drums just received by
" GEORGE w HOLMES.
Y III. MOlnsscs--2O Barrels snd 10 half bar
d rsis, FOR sale by
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PHILADELPHIA.
Observation-Disclosures. 4

Correspondence Of The N. I. Tribune
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, March !, 1851
Rev. Orson Douglass, Pastor Of the Mar
iDer's Bethel, died at she residence of his son-in-
law, II tnls city, this morning. after long and pair
full illness. He was genuine phian.hropist AID an
excellent man IN all the relations Of life
The fourth annual Commencement Of the Home
opsthc Medical Colegeof Pennsylvania, took place
at noon to-day, In the Musical Fund Hall
The weather Is cold and clear to-day
Business has been quite active TO-DAY CoTrOy ia IN
fair request and prces fully maintained CLOVER SEED "A
Geaoy SAFES Of 60 busneis prime a, IS IS G. H. The
FLOUR nsTkstB very dull. TIE export demand IL lla-
ntd ara the only sales repoied few hundred bbls
standard sId mixed brands at 81 IS bbl winch Is now
tne gene al ssknE rate The sales for city consaay,,ou
are yery restricted scale In RYE FLOUR and CoRs
nEAL no Transactions have come pacer oar nstc.
WHEAT IN steady cemsnd Sales Of GO sashsls AZ siS
S3e oushsl for prime Red and Us fos Waite The Ia
tzle q RYE Al 7lc CORN dull and a d.ci,aeA H.
fousael Sales Of 600 bushels s. hern Y.o = AZ slc
afOat In OATS no Transactions. CoYFgg Il held 6rmIy
81 The late advance agi the stock sale IS much
WHski-Dema!d limited. Small tales Of barrels a. ,3lc
SALTS OF sTocKs-Frn Bosyd- 100 Reading n p
~ 10 do st 81 Pennsylysnia L. r., an; IiT r. S.
LAM, y Morris Canal. III 81 COO City r. r. Sc 's5
leit: Bal k. 1915; 81 COO Rssdins T. ss
~ -; - w 90 10 40 Le.k Island r. r.. 81 1880 do
ss..e sch Nav, Ga 6s 4oi So do 40; 100 UAi,n
Sseons Boassaso Long Island r. R. 10; $50 do. ioi;
S9o keacms X, ISL, 81 do, 3sl sI5es spring Garden
S. a. gl $40 co sch Nav g. ts 40; a. Penaa Il. r,
100 y. g. BIZ, "a,
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this law has been operative, Pauperism,
Crime ard Outrage have amounted to 50
much, and cost SO much, while during the
corresponding months. of the previous year
they were thirty to sixty per cent. more.-
Have these statements been disputed -
Does The Times now dispute them2 What
has it to present in oiIsetl We have pre-
scented our facts and named our witnesses.
What are the rebutting facts? Who are
the witnesses affirming them! We call for
the "eood authority" and the facts to
which it deposes. Toe the mark, gentle
men
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Sonora GoLp MINING COMPANY Office

no. Q Wal st., New-Yefk. room No q Capnsai
Mock $a0e 6c0-sharss SIo0 each. The books Of SUB
srpton stock in TINS Company are now opened st'her
oce where parties DESTROYS of becoming Interested may
pSocare Sc OK Pamphlets of Organization and Bylaws,
AVID any information relative TO the object: and o.
The Company The enterprise csmmends itself 10 the con-
epce Of Capitalists the Company having IN possession one
Of the mos. valuable mines IN California, located on
Woods Creek near the City Of Sonora, Tuoune County
and having nearly complete an engine auo stamp work
Of the largest cls. which viii be hip pea ~ clipper
vessel AZ an early day IL the purpose OF the Tfuteest 10
prosecute the work with vgor and view TO proht rom
The burness cf mining dee ned unnecessary 70 enter
into cscu son Of probable profits having been SAWS
fseory aseersibed tina, COMPANIES already IN operation
vnb rood m achinery have been emneotly successful
The machinery being nads for thus company, an
der tbs immediate snper,si OF 3 KING, ksq ,hs
builder Of the " Gold Hi Qnsrtz NJ ming OompanTs
(knowp AZ Pesk MIL" which has produced such sstoa-
isius results and will be tce the OF tha eStapsh-
meat The employers alt responsible positions viii be
and selected wi special regard TO ability and
int gritty and required 20 bonds with sdrees, IN
such sums will be deemea sufficient to guard the inter-
ests Of shareholders.
Persons residing city may obtain stock pamph-
lets on any information acde,sbg the TreasuIer post
pad BIZ mail ID ". IsoERsoLL, President.
Ttos K HASTINGS Treasurer. m2 TuTh&5
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From Buenos Ayres.

Wehave seen private letters from Bnsnos
Ayres to the sth January, which state ha. business
was veIy dull, and produce heavy.
Urquiza had crossed the Parana with about % ecO
men, and Rosss had about 10000. An engagement
was daily expected, and the general impression was
among the foreigners, that Rosas would be over
thrown.
Buenos Ayres was quiet ouiwardIy.
man came up from Montevideo with draft on
the Bank for two millions dollars, which was paid.
twas afterward discovered to be forgery, and the
man was arrested and shot.
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CoxeREss.-In the Senate yesterday, the

CoNeREss.-In the Senate yesterday, the
session was mainly occupied in debating a
motion to adjourn over to Wednesday, so that
members might visit the Baltic. 1t finally pre-
vailed, 81 to 10.
The House got especially merry over resoiu-
ton proposed by Mr.. Fitch, deprecating further
agitation about the Compromise Measures. MI.
Fitchs request for suspension of the rules was
pepatived, "A to 49, Nothing else done.
LKersLA1uRE.-By some provoking blum
der the Telegraph has sent US but the commence
ment of yesterdays doings at Albany, and that
little amounts to nothing at all.
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DIED.

In this CITY. SUNDAY morning, Feb 49, sudsealv NJ
convnlx,ons. EMILY PkOZErrA, daughter Of W.ii,am
II. and Jane Pf,ce, aged one year and months
Her remains viii be taken 10 Enxabelh,owa for ip,sr-
msns.
On Monday morning. March l. after short but severe
nness. EDWARD DEMlNG. aged So years
The fuerds Of the iaa iy of his fstherin law James
McCed srd his brother In Law Charles T. Shea,
quessd to attend HE fase al this Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock, from No g. ID Sy corner 81 18th Of without
further Invitation.
On Saturday. Feb IS. FANNY, infant daughter Of
joseph Iock erman Esq, aged two and month
Sa mancsy, March L. ater short and severe illness
AkChibAiD NJ, son of he late Andrew c. and Mary A.
LSnen axed 10 years. mohths and Is DAYS.
The relatives and friends Of the faulty are respectfully
invited 70 sutnd the faasrsl Wednesday afternoon at
1o'ceck. irem his residence, No. fs< Chemist.
in HNtlsHd, Niagara Co ~ " Jan Is, ia5s. Mr. WILL
LIAM ALMOND. aged - years, msatk and 2s days.
WILLIAM HALL, oaly son Of RoswenS s. Bsnsdics aged
year and month.
The funeral services viii take place at the house No
Midtsgh-st., ON Tuesday, March O. at o'clock p. NJ
mi
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~ Mr.. GAILLARprr writes to the Cou,

~ MIR. GAILLARDEr writes to the Cour-
rier des Eta.s Unis
In the universal discontinue of liberal ideas the
European democrats have found nothing so refresh.
ms as the letter addressed by Nj Rives to MI Web
ster, after the coup Gstat Of the Cd December
and the response of the latter, who, in charg-
ing the Minister to recognize the Government
adopted by France, declares that the faith of his
country in the Republican institutions which have
achieved for ii happiness and greatness is entirely
mistaken. These two documents, which the CEN
sorship of the Press permitted to appear In the Par
isian journals have produced marked sensation
They have elevated thstwo gentlemen in republican
esteem. Notwithstanding which, or rather for that
very reason, it is runored that Mr.. Riyes-whose
position at the Ey,ee is peculiar-vil be recalled
by the Cabinet a. Washington upon representations
from the Elysee that such step is necessary to a
perfect understanding between the two Govern
merits"
II strikes US that the recall of Mr. Rives. I'M
der the circumstances, will be a remarkable
movement, considering that he occupes toward
tie French Dictatorship precisely the nosition
indicated BY the L. S. Government as the one
he should occupy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02
THE LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph to the Eew-York Tribune,
Mr.. Aliens Illness-Mr. Csay-EnsIish R.f.,-
sssft~ Tsissrevt oaos corner a Hsssvsy sax B.s,<,

Mr.. Aliens Illness-Nr. Csay-EnsrisA Rsf.,-
Bill.
SPECIAL Dtspefcs 10 tie ~ Y. Tribsn
WASHINGTON, Monday, March |, isss
Mr.. CHARLES ALLEN, of Massachusetts. liz,
at the point of death from an attack Of balov,
pneumonia.
Mr. CLAY rode out to-day.
Private accounts from the American Lev,,,,.
at London state that the new Reform Bill Az
Lord John Russell is likely to pass both Hous..
of Parliament.
The Southern Mail-Destructien or a Csus,
Factory By Fire-The Mayer and Corpsrn.
ton OF Baltimore invited % the Baltic Ban
Quet. &c.
BALTIMORE. Monday, March 4, lSsa
due, hiss arrived
LauIel's Cotton Factory at Columbia, s { -.
destroyed by FIRE on "Wednesday last.
The Mayor and City Council OF Baltiuors h.x.
received and accepted an invitation from Z K go,
Inns, to be present ct the grand entertsiame,, :.
board the steamer Baltic tomorrow
The City Council to-day passed resolu,io. o..
Questirg the Delegst in the Legislature 10 ur,s ~
passage Of law giving the Philadelphia Ra,l,e.s
Company, the privilege Of bridging tie Sas,ss.
hannah.
The ice is disappearing at Havre Go Grac,. .,s,
steamboat is endt avorng to force passage thros.s
IL 1, will probably succeed, and travel By rsiIras.
be resumed in a day or two.