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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21
AMnsemfnts.


Metropolitan Hall.
MADAME ALBONi, with much pleas
1vl ue, respectfully :. the Public tn At 'he will
On TUESDAY EVENING. Sept. q, 49,,
For the Benefit OF
THE WIDOW AND ORPHA ~ Nd
NEW YORK FIRE DEPARTMENT,
Upon which occasion
MADAME ALeONI Vill be assisted By
"oNoh sI ES; 1s sANGIovANNI,
sIGNOR ARDITl, aads
FULL ORCHESTRA and
GRAND CHORUS.
PROGRAMME
PART /.
T. Ss,n a., It.Isna in Algsn-"Si doessi
nr,noer moglis" sung BY Sig SANGIoVAN-
n and Sig RovERE 49,, RosSini
csystnsm"1 sos by yO' MADAME ALBoNI .ROrn,
r.ran... tom Don Pssquse-" Com e gem
IN" sung by Sig. sANGiovANNI and
=. Eh9 Srss from the Cenerentols-" Mel ram
- Iii femuninini" sung sig RovERE.. nj
6 end VARIATIONS" All Dolce" sung by MAD
AME ALBoNi' and T composed m 'y'.''.'''''..Rh'de
: OvertureZamps ....Herold
a. E1st,;no from Generentoa-" Tn soave," SUM-
by MADAME ALBONI and Big RovERE. Rossini
g. Grand Chorus, composed
10 Terzetfo from the Ba biere, sung by MAD
AME ALB0Nl, Sig RovERE, and Sig.
- fo, " Naomi a: ni
efaoo," sung by MADAME AL8ONI and
Chorus. .Rossini
Yfoket.-One Dollar
deserved Seau-ywo Dollars.
To be had OF the Officers Of the Fire Department OF
the Representatives. and ct the principal Music Stores
The Reserved Beats (Pnce Too Dolarl car % secured
only at tho Music Store Of WIN. FALL x SON. No. 239
Broadway.
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SKILLFUL MACaINIST WANT

H ED-One who g expert IN delicate Machinery, an
American Of good habs and may be safely intrusted In
fdeprsl work may obtain liberal in pleasant shop.
with few agreeable workmen, by applying at No. lis
ChareSst, near Hudson, N. 7.
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~ C.II n, The NIu,icai World and Times

~ Gall nj the Musical World anu IIfHcs
Office No 257 Broadway and subscribe Tor thar onns
which contains four pages of the best Vocal ana inH
ntsl Music In every number (making - worm yI
and twelve psees OF Musical Criticisms Musical Reading
and Musical News and complete course OF Musical IN
ztructop hom the A { OF Music up 20 the tlisuesI
branches OF the ant Published Saturday, al - per
annum delivered to city subscribers without sostop.
cbsee Specimen numbers be obtained Al the once t(
81 esnts each new volume Jus. CONN enced so no" 10
IN. time 10 subscribe DYER WILLIS, III broadway'
~ Letters, Orders. Parcels, speeie, N 5S,s
received Tor the steamer HI MBOLDT TO sal on me -''h
inst 6,r P.i, Rayre and all parts Of france, by 90
'A''' " LIVINGSTON, WELLS, \ CO.
Nc. - Broadway.
Dr.es and letters o. credit s. usual
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Drafts and letters o. credit IS usual.

sx- Uope,. Fxpress-VlA CsNfRAL RAIL
RSAD NEE.JERSE Twice daily from New roIk 20
Es.ton Pa Leaving at O'Clock A NJ. and O'Clock r h
Once No "a Rroadw New-YoIk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21

DARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.
Dr. r BARNUM, Manager and Proprietor JOHN
GREENWOOD, il. Assistant hAnsser.-C.W CLARKE,
r,rartor Of AmusementS-The new Pre- Drama Of THE
0RPHANs DREAM, viii he produced THIS EVENING
Al 7. o'clock THIS AFTERNOON asS clock, two comic
pieces. N, Al, nm. s.. Al. =.
pistpTs Gallery Chinese Saloon Living Anias the Enter
uaipmentA kc, Is cera
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,~ vmh,,ment Of Human Bodies.-Dr PI.

IETR AZ his partner, DR.. NICOLAS have taken their
- ~ ~ NJ RAYMOND 4 Co.'S Metallic Burial Case
~.rsyooms No 5S6 Broadway New-iork, where iniorna
rn can be obtained about their process and charges Per
-. Tom dstance requiring their services may apply -
ssls.xnh and their summons viii be promptly attended TO-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21

A S SEAMsrREss. by respectable Won
N an. Has 70 oh sclion TO TAX ofehidren Apply
II No $50 East Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21

AS NURSE, by respectable English
N Girl in city or country: she Is good plain
Sues; she can rive reference for horesy AMI capa5hy
Inquire in the Lochhop, No ~ Sd-av.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21

~ Paris Green, (sss, Brundl-Bsins an Ameri.
ssn Manufacture patented ls Known TO be unsu passed
BY any foreign importation for biaDey or beauty OF o9iol
az Surabity This Green 10 confidently recommended a.
ssmps the notice Of parties concerned 10 t1 use Tor ship
ssirtiuE Venetian blinds wall hanging Sc- for which par
a. 4, ry,s,ninepty sdapse1 Manufactured and soj
ffiEO sCHWARfZ, No Il Jasobst (Swamp)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21

AS CUTTER-Ina Clothing Store, by
IA ycors Man hsrosfh,y s :, Va ' Re Bsysd.sa
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DEACHES-OPPOSITION TO ALL

Il NEW-YORK--Morris Whites selling chap ~ u
baskst Any number from one 10 100 basksh. n B=DS.
vered to any part VI the city free Of charge D. ThokIs
Agent. corner Of Broadway and Astosp Place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21
T r. HEADLEY.S NEW WORK,

L. HEADLE1 > NEW WYNN
y will be published 18th Of September; being Lives
Of WINFIELD SCOTT and ANDREW JACKSON, 0y
j. Headey vol limo with Portraits. Uniform VITA
Napoleon al his Msrshels"
Scott ard Jackson here plsced together s the two
military men who have made the deepeit impressions
their country since the time q! Arlington They BON
achieved brilliant repuIaon in the Of lSl2 AMI by
the battles Of Chippewa Niagara NewOrsaus, &c gave
their country reputation at home and abroad and though
differing widely In chsracterIcs they were very
sim Jar in Others The author has nat only skeched the
biography Of each but has given faithful and graphic
description Of the brilliant battles in which they were
engAged The biography Of Winf.d Ecott, which c0nT
tutes greater part OF the volume foil and authentic
the materials for IL having besn derived from public docu
meuts and # nm many officers who had served under scott
Ii the reader aso panoramic view OF the of
liant campaign OF Mexico, embracing the stormlng and
captuations OF Vera Cruz, the battles OF Cerro 1ordo
Cbu, ubuco, Contreras, Molino del Rey Chapaltepec
sormng of Mexico Triumphal Entry, with description OF
the personal Incidents The author has fully
sussind the reputation acqsred by Napoleon and his
Marshas and works Of which 200 900 volumes
hsve been sold By CHARLES R,BNER, No. AS
Nassau st., New. York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21
CMITH'S OPERATIVE SURGERY

~ Complete.
VIII be published on the LAT OF October next
SYSTEM or OPERATIVE SURGERY:
Based upon the prsoce Surgeons in the United STATED,
and comprising biographical INDEX and historical record OF
many Of their operations for period Of 900 year By
HENRY Ii SMITH, N ID. illustrated with upward q 1000
engrayngs steel The whole forming large octave
volume.
CONTENTS.
Parts and 2-Geueral aud Elementary Operation, ~
we'll as those upon the Head and Face
PAE1 S.-OpeTatiops upon the Neck and Trunk
PART 4-Opeatons the 6enlto urinary Organs Of Inc
Male and Female
PAR ST Operations Practiced on the Extremities
Bibliograptcal Index OF OF the Surgical Pa2ers
connected with the subject IS attached TO each Part
The Plates will be presented either tinted o. In colois
Price 81 80 tinted SIS ol)red 70 nature.
For sale by all the principal Booksellers -
LIPPINCOTT GRAMBO c..
phl,delehis Sent L. 1852
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a TSTRALIA-To CAPITALISTS

"A An experienced Asayer and Ealusr Of Ores and Met.
bo fully understands tie most approved methods Of
tsspE All aurfsrous substances, having carried Gold
MionE il dssr.us Of forming Psrnershp with
gsta where the advertiser hiss already resided for three
years References ths most satisfactory can be sVea - 10
opacity btsstJ and respectsbty Address prepaid 70
NARRATOR eue Of M Cnrrsn, No 3I5 Pearlst., N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21

A LADY, just arrived from Paris, where
"A she YVES educated is derrous OF ootsnins piisas
i.r. in fze, or school, 70 ave essons az her Own
Tes,denee In French English. Music Drsginz kc Terms
moderate Apply TO Msdams OFERKALLE' no. 10
F.nkin-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21

4 S SEAMsTREss. by a respectable Prot
n estsst young Womsn; can cut and 81 lsii $ 81
hdrsns dresses bet Of city reference given from her LAST
place Can be for three days all Sc Noes No'okst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21

~ Notice. An adjourned Meeting Of the Shsre6olaer'
az this Association will be held a. the Exchange C03se
House in The CITY of Boston, THURSD Ny sept - d.
4 $780, p M III FLEETWOOD, Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21
NvADEMOISELLE CAMILLE URSO,

Nv NIOLiNIST LAl M All O. the ANalOHal SOAstif-
''0'' u AGED ELEVEN YEARS
ANNOUNCES with pleasure that her 49, -
FIRST GRAND CONCERT IN AMERICA
VIII 'AA' THURSDAY EVENING, Sept So 1852.
METROPOLITAN HALL
She ard will be assisted 10 her Concerts BY
Madame OSCAR COMETrANr, Cautatree.
,bs Star of Pat,an Concerts aud who has received the
well merted encomum OF the French Press
NJ OSCAR COMETrANr, Pianist,
of the Conservatory oPss and whose COMPOSITIONS en- oy
The highest esteem in France, Germany and England
NJ FREDERICK fEITLlNGER,
First Tenor Of the Chapel OF the ing OF HOLLAND ana VINO
has obtained immeL sc success IN Paris and London.
NJ. SALNATOR, Flutist,
First Premium Of the Conservatory of Music OF Naples and
whose taen hes Justly been admitted In Italy Germany
~ Mile CAMILLE URSO ....
having had the honor 10 perform before LOUIS HAfO
LION PRINCE and PRINCESS MI RAJ, a. tue NAIL
EFE MI SICALE ofhe th of August Last given 10 honor
of the President the Palace Of BuznvA where wa, s'
sembed the most brilliant society OF Paris she hn hsd me
pleasure Of being coppmented By Louis Napoleon ana tne
Princess who token Of their admiration tor her yonsu
IA en kpd, pressed her hands and gave her many letters OF
ard introduction TO highly respected i.u
lie. in Newly ok and Philadelphia, so
Mile CAMILLE RSO
h.s also Autograph Letters from Nm
AlBEh bEhILl
THALBERG, NIEUXTEMPS,
CARAFA MASSART.
who recommend her warmly 10 the admiration OF the Amer
lean People. ,...,-... 4.
The programme and place, for the purchase Of tickets &e
will be announced duIirg the present week
NB-MIe. CAMILLE URSO
ERANO ORCHESTRAL ACCOMPANIMENT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21

DONSON.-Traite de / Exploitation des
Mines de Houiile, vi and Atlas folio OF Plates.
Ee dc Beaumont sur les Syst de Alontagnes vols
Cbroniques de Ia Fronde CauseTies du Lund tome V In
ysIte "a Ia Librairie Euang, re, No So Broad way.
FRANCIS HORSFALL.
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L,OR THE SOUTH.-A lady with

much experience in teaching and very competent to 10
IN Gil the branches VI Engh education. with
French, Muse and Drawing, wishes form engagement
Resident Govsrness in private family ct the south.
Best e references offered. Call No 2lS Beeskerst
rear 6thsv, between snS O'Clock Pm, where the ad
dress OF the lady will be made known.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21

VNTALLACK'S LYCEUM, Broadway.
w y w. WALLAcK, Lessee. W. LESTER. stsss
MarAgeE-TEIlS EVENING, Sept. 81 will BE- performed
THE WILL.
Sir Solomon Cynic Mr.. Blake Howard. hr Leitsr
NeTitaI.......Mr Wslcot Albins.. Miss Laura kesne
A HANDSOME HUSBAND.
Henry FitzhebeIt.. Wacot MrsWy n hrsb auckland
Doom open st commence At H. Parquet and Dress Cis'
Gle 81 cents Family Circle Is Orchestra Seats, 75
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

As LAUNDREss or Cook, in private
family, hy e respectable Protestant young Woman
iApndrsa preferred Can Be seen for two days st No III
Coust-s, Brcoklyn. The best VI city reference given
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21

A ) Cook by respectable Protest4ot
Woman. with rood reference, IN pnyse family Is
shistTs'e washer ard Ironer and good Baker. Ntses
ot 30 9en an object comfortable home Can De seen
floor, back loom.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21

AS SEAMsTREss, by young Woman,
n who can give good city reference. Understands s
kinds ef,ewirg Can be at her last place, No O3 ast
near lst-av.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21

ASLaUspREss and Chambermaid' BY
"A -,.,..a Girl With three and half years ref
I.,c, on her .st place Gall ct No. "a 6hsVa IN the
Bookfofe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21

As General HoUsEMAID, by respect
~ ~ Prots,t,pt Gill in private family !. goo
MAN Cock and hrstraie Washer and lronsI' Apply N
ia Z ast .ithst., near lstay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21

A GENTLEMAN, who has been teach
Aing Greek, Latin Mathematics, History, Geography,
French and German for the last Il yeau in Berlin ana u
Pus wishes employment Teacher In the above Ss.
Salary OBJ ect. II be fnds comfortable hoins Aa"'
DR.. HENsCHEL, No. II Mursy.H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21

ELOCUTION.-Wanted Immediately.
IL in Male School, superb Teacher OF Eecaticu ssd
Reading Address, with reference LoOUOR, Tribune
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21

A YOUNG MAN, graduate Of Harvard
~ Col,,s se,irss TO board in Ffsoch family Of high
rsspectabitv where he receive Instruction IN INC
Er.nrb l.psasze address W. NJ Tnouas once
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21

4 5 WAITRESS OF Chambermaid. by a
~ respectable English young Woman IN private fam
y Has lived years her last psce Can produce the
best city Cali No 500 Mott ST. second aoor
between Houston and Beecker ste Can be two DAYS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21

G general HousEMAID, by respectable
n - Woman in srnslI fsnily-no objection 70 20
- 1913. IN ~. country City reference gwen Cal a.
No $40 I2th-st Between lst and 1d-svs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21

III ERS.-A Young man of education and experience In
business wants stuat Book kesper and Ss,e'msn In
once store lie whites quick, m-fchaniic hand, and
keep scoouDt by single double entry acquainted
with the II wines and brsudies and ths manu-
facture Of various kncs cordias 40 kespoctabe city
reference giyep Terms moderate Address J. G. ID, Boz
No et6 Post Oe, days (NJ objection 70 the cou1yb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21

As general HoUsEMAID' by respect,
~ ~ ,o,r, Woman in . private family. las goo
references Apply st No. 1875 Hester 81 rear house ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21

4 s SEAMS TREss; is a good shirt maker.
~ Call at her present employers, No % Clinton place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21
RECENT GRADUATE of HAIR

n WARD, who will bring the best recomn snds;loni Do
rnr 10 obtain occupation a. Teacher in EswYorE, 70
specay offers his services 20 gentlemen wshins % secure
private instruction FOR their Re permitted g sie
X Rev Samuel Osgood No. 60 West lthst; Sir w SALsn
No 50 West l5th-st Rev. j. +. W. Ware, CsnbtiSEegot
Mac President SPARKS, Rev. Dr. Walker and PTd - !.
FELTON, Cambridge. Address GHADUATk- shs OF .
Palmer Tribune Busings New-York.
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Mr. Address J. MILLS, Akron. summit County, Ohio
Gov The state of Ohio and WHITE NOl ECE Gu,
Warrington D. c. for the State Of Maryland El'e sya
Co Y for State or County gh,s, and orders toi the
utcle sid Trambocks where they will be kept constantly
on hand all reliable orders promptly attended 70 ana
,rarran.ed result W IN be secured 10 their operation
GIDEON HOTCHKIsS,
Windsor Broome 90, n. \.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21

N/ANTEU-A Nan HHU HIs WIIo ."
w 20 short distance In the country on the Hufsos
RIVER abroad The man Understand driving and the
care Of bones and know something Of ssrdenfas lie WHO
| be tidy ard understand cooking wsshius iloniss "
ar both be willing TO make themselves generally useful "a
small family. English, Welsh scotch or osnnans yer
NAV secure socd pace and fair wages b. ealing at Ne
Neychsnty VIGILANCE, Haooverst, on wednesday neuy
from II A. 10 ID. P.s-No ooIeeaoas W e''''''
people.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21
TNSTRUCTION.-A French Gentleman,
NOTICE to COTTON MANUFAC-

" TURERS-A practical Cotton Manufacturer, vine
has been engaged In the business for the last twenty yes
about fifteen Of which he has BEEN employed In building
and operating Of the best mills In NewEnsland Hss
been in the southern States i've occupied In tho
kind Of business and 10 desrous OF obtaining
situation Superintendent OF respectable Cotton
Manufacturing Establishment. Has objection 10 90
South or West Can produce undoubed reisrenocs - 70
sharscter honesty hill and ability letter. Addressed 10
g. to the OF c. Mosher ESQ, No. ~ Pine g. pos
paid will meet with immediate attention.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29

ia Ike Essa9yi TalSe AsFrI Sssf 0
- GARNER, Gusa sgta, Lss ted up +
= in strscrs old store IA n, sign of 'C}, ?
John" wleye he is prepared to hll orders for o,
kind Of fre orms-RiAe Guns, Shot Guns c. :
bines, or even q musket for auy body Q
wants to got Hungary. My guns are warrant d
to shoe. straighter, fsrthtr and stronger than ,
Others. All that is necessary TO bring down Il {
game is to let it be known you have one Of Ga).
ners guns. He is also prepared to do all kinds
Of repairing.
He invites the attention Of sportsmen to hi,
Patent Breech RiheS-the greatest improvement
ever invented.
One peculiarity about Gamers guns is, tina
hey neverm miss fire.
All he asks for them is the money. Give hin
a call SILAS GARNER.
Pomeroy, April SO, 1924.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29

Mr.. King. The Democratic candidate Tor
the Wee Presidency, is bachelor-Mr
Graham. the Whig nominee lar he same nl.
fee has. il is said, the most agreeable aud
accomplished Of his counlrywomen for a
wife. Upor that platform MIR. g. ha. lhr
advantage Of his compeIi.or.-Aneient NE
IropeIis
The shortest rouie from Cincirnat TO 81.
Louis is BY way Of Madison, indianapolis
and Terre Hanle, over the Terre Hanle and
indianapolis Railroad. The route This way
can be travelled in 40 hours.
"Gen. Pierce knows no East, no West,
no North no South, atlantic Atlas.
Neither does the East. West, North, on
Souih. knnw Gen. Pierce. The coincidence
is truly rema, kubIe !-Ailrghany Wing,
A 81. Louis paper calculates that more
lhan thirty millions of eastern capital will
find ls way west in ,he mex, five years, il
constructing the railroads now begun in the
western States.
The lule Bishop Hedding, OF The Meho.
dis, Church, left by his will, $1,000 10 the
American Bible Suciely. and made The So-
ciply residuary Ipgulee; which will add VI
900 or $1,000 10 The bequesl.
The Cincinnati Sun says that the wusch
house in that city contained hIly-nine pa'rl-
olc souls on Monday night, who over done
their rejoicings, thereby encroaching upon
The city ordinances.
The Slaunion Spectator thinks there is
some mistake about Gen. Pierce being a
descendan, of The Dukes of Northumberland,
and would infer from his rta's in Mexico
that he belonged to the Somerset family.
There was full moon on the Isl July,
and there will bt another TN the 31sl-a cir.
cum stance that has MOI occurred since 1776
when there was full moon on The Isl, and
on The 30ih.
II is proposed TO erec, a monument 10 the
sgners OF The Declaration Of Independence
IN independence Square, Philadelphia.
Ii is sa id that Gen. Pierce denies having
fainted al .hu buule o ChurubuSco; he say
he only "kinder gin eouL! !"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29


kS corRT Egt sF HANDING.
., So newly fitted up ny wharf BOaf,
md improved its capacity, an prepared 10 re
ceive and forward all kinds Of Foods, produce, &c
erher up or down the river at the most reasona
be rates. Having made permanent arrangements
with the steamers plying regularly to Cincinnati
and Pittsburgh, lam prepared to forward freightf
at uniform rates regardless Of the season. Those
wishing to ship on the Pittsl urt and Cincinnati
Packets, or on any Of the smaller boats plying re
sularly--"O !" "Reveille,' or s'Gov. Meigs,'
can make their shipments through me at great
advantage. My charges are moderate, and as my
facilities for storing 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.
Families removing to the West can be ac-
ommodated on board the Wharf Boat
junet2n96 JAS. MARTIN.
N. B. All letters and freight should be direct
.d"J. Martin, Pomeroy Wharf Boat, Court House
anding."
GJAthens Messenger copy to the amount ofs1
nd charge this Office.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29
I'm tlle track for the Express Frair

M s.S ,s1 EEs5sssA EssissssA
NEW ROOM and NEW GOODS.
NDY would inform his old and new friends,
that he has removed to his new building
CORNER OF LINN AND FRONT STREETS,
here he hss lust received the choicest selection
Goods to be found in Pomeroy.
Andy would just confdentally impart the Sc
ret Of his superior goods and low prices. He
}UYS FOR CASH-buys what he needs, and no
nore. He keeps no old stocks dead loss on his
andS-he has no interest to pay on notes-nO
'ank discounts or shaves to submit to. This is
10 secret cf BIS being able 10 give the best bar
gains to be had in the county 1t is clear as day.
&c has mast splendid and Superior stock Of
ssrnm Goods, which he is confident can
= excelled by none in this market, not even a.
. fsmous "bullgine store"
ladies. just call and look at The Organdie
wiSs, and other Lawns, Prints, deLaines, Jac,
5ttS, Silks, Laces. Hosiery, Gloves, Bonnets n,
ms, ParaSolS, and all other articles necessary u
mpete iadyS toilet.
u mtlemen, yod can be furnished with al,
ndS Of Clo,hs CaSsimcreS. CasSinetts, Linen ani
otton Goods Hats, Boots, Shoes Fancy Gaittrs
nd Congress Boots Just Ill, let Audy rig yo
Ut and he will iusure success with the ladies
'dependeut If leap year advantages.
Fe IOW-CitiZCuS, you can be satisfied il
eu are hungry, with the best Groceries and PtJ
slonS. Andy can feed cl0tle and comfort you
less money than one else Should you b.
literary turn, he has B oks-are you reIj, iJus
has that which will satisfy you-du you lovt
rlsic, he can accommodate. Be you grave 0
iy-hsndSome or homely-ambitiOu or hunlb.,
upper ten or b 'hoy-Andy is on hand.
nemcmber the sign of
"CR ZAP DY!"
'orner of Linn and Front Streets.
A. LoUBNER
Porneroy, 1S52.--no27tf
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29
Severe Deafness CuYed.

The following extract fom Q letter Isslv reeelvsO
from distinguished ply siciOn in the state Of VirEino
"a II. CHusrIg, VI D. Den Sir One OF my pailentA
unknown to obtained your GaIv1nc Belt aud NekiaeS
with the Magnetic Fiuil for a serious affection Of Deaf
The case tina. Of lady whose Ners system
was much dsordeIe and her general health poor Much
done previously tn the application Of the Belt but wh
yer. little and feel only right to tell you thai
since She commenced wearing the Belt using the flui
but few weeks ago she has ENTIRELY RECOVERED
HER HEARING. and her general health 10 better than for
several years"
o. Every oi Deafness f be Nervaus % 4, Rensraly
10, can be cured by this wonderful remedy,