Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-09-21

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10 Boston have hired house for The season
on the side Of ,he White Mountains, near
Conway, where they are keeping "bacheIor's
hall" wearing the Bloomer dress, hunting,
fishing. picking berries, and enjoying ,hem>
selves finely.
Fanny Ellsler was forty years old when
she ekIedsthe great lurore ia the Uniiei
Staless me ten years ago. She is now
viclini{6 the "effec,s of an ill.spen. iife;"
full of'melanchoy wrinkles, left 10 rus. out,
while new and more attractive meule wears
the ephemeral glories and attentions Of The
lsxci!able public, =
Tue WISCONSIN" published few days
since. song billed sHprrah for Pierce and
King, 70 The tune Of lille on The Ocean
Wave" The Chicago Journal thereupon
remarks: "We think it would be more ap.
proprate with air from The northwest, en-
entitled death on an Inland Sea-"
A bill was passed by The late Congress.
creating Lighthouse Board, with authority
TO re.organize the whole system of lighls.
and construction of Lighthouses. towers,
etc. 1t will be composed Of eight scientific,
phiosophic, and nautical men.
The amount of the surplus revenue in
The Treasury vn September lsl, was eighteen
and quarter millions of dollars, with every
probability sha. it will be increased 10 thirty
millions in q year. or outstanding debt,
there is sixty millions, not due ill 1862.
John Van Buren, who predicted the eec-
ton Of his father in l848, is equally conf.
den. that Pierce will be elected in 1859.
Mr.. VIM Hcrmon was stabbed by Mr..
VIM. Whitaker. in Meigs township. Mus.
kingum county, on Tuesday. the 3lst uh.,
and died in twenty minutes. He was abou,
20 years of age. The difficulty originated
in drunken spree. f.-.t 70 81 -. '
A coun,er(eier has been arrested in Gin.
cinnali, having in his possession $35, ,oO0,
all in counterfeit bills. .,-,
The young man who "once saw the day"
when he woulIn'l associate with mechanics,
is now acting as book-keeper 10 manure
wagon. .euh8, ase.qE tE b..
II There are 49 County Agricultural Fairs
in ahis State this fall, and 10 Of them will be
held the frs, week in October. ;s '., g.
Eggs from China, put up in pickle, in
large sized jars, are now RECALLED in San
, Francisco at one dollar pei dozen.
A card has been published by the officers
Of the Henry Clay, asking the public 10
= suspend judgment. A correspondents of the
Boston Herald thinks that they should ralh-
er suspend The officers.
About three thousand emgrants will leave
y u this country this year for the Liberia and
y Cape Palmas colonies.
a John Peter Rcklng killed woman, with
Y whom he had been living in Cincinnati for
s some time, on Saturday week, and imme.
e diately afterward cut his own throat.
> > Persons visiting Cincinnati must be very
- careful of their pocket-books, as pick pock.
els and door openers appear 10 be very plenty
}. there, and very successful.
" " Mrs. Nicely bought warming pan the
. other day. When she came home, she
i found Bridget, The servant girl, cooking grid.
. Iule'CdkeS OH H'
gentleman who has occasion 10 walk
with TWO ladies and one umbrella, should
. always 60 in The midde-lhal secures dry
q coat to himself, and is showing no partially
y y TO either of the ladies.
S, A new enemy 10 the po;ato has appeared
10 in Connecticut, in the shape Of black bug
1t is in length from half 10 one inch, slim
in shape, aad striped in color. Ii strips the
:" potato tops of leaves, taking the whole ir
y succession.
N The New York Herald says tha, the rail
IN road fare from New York City 10 Washing
p. Ton is The highest Of any in tha, vicinity
it and has the Sowrst speed. The fare be
tween the Two cities is $3.50; The distance
227 miles
n. Hon. A. Pardee, Senator from Medint
n, county, who has generally, on all party ques
e. lions, acted with The Democratic party, hn
ne repudialed Pierce, and goes for Hale ant
n. Julian. ...... ,.g.., e
The number of barrels Of whisky ex
e. ported from Cincinnati during the year end
US ing September LIST, was 276,l24.
~ ~ As an improvement on the grea. waste o
% er light in street lamps, ills suggested that III
~ ~ tops or roofs be made OF lin, or of glass sill
IN vered over like looking glasses, so as TO re
od feet The light downward. ,.. n
BY the way, we see that Mrs. Swissheln
N. has hoisted the banner Of Hale, & Julian
ng Go ii Swissev !-Scioto Gdz
If The Albany Journal says that II. z. Hay
No ner, Of Troy, N. Y, has been uppoin,c
.iG Chief Justice Of Minnesota 80
The citizens of Now Bedford tired c
IT waiting for Congress to improve their harbo
~ have taken the matter into their own hands
~. NJ and are moving for an appropriation by III
he city government Of $4,000 FOR that pul
&c. pose.
ut. A New Orleans paper asks this question
IN, "lf false set Of teeth cost $3.50, what
II. The value Of talsetto voicel"
Der A, parish examination, clergyma
'ill asked charity boy if he had ever bee
ct, bopdsed. mo sir" was the reply, mot a
he | know Of; but I've been waxinated."
Two sleam saw mills, one belonging 10
III Mr.. Sapp, and the other 10 Mr., Balm, wer
10 burned week before last, near Madison, |,