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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-12-07
100000.
WESTERN MASSACllU SETTS
INSURANCE COWPANN.


rus Company WAS incorporated by the
l. Legislature of the Commonwealth Of
Massachusetts, in the year 1882, and have
paid in and secured Capital Of 100000,
and deposited with the Treasurer of this
State the amount required by an Act of the
Legislature passed in October last Cor the
greater security of those msuring in foreign
Companies. The Dwellings of the Farmers
and others in the country will be insured Al
u very low rate for 3, I oi ) wears and ut the
expiration of the Policy, can be renewed
without additional expense, other than the
Premium.
II is earnestly recommended to all, who
are not already insured to become so with
out delay, for You know not how soon your
dwelling may be laid in ashes
Call on the undersigned previous to insur-
inc, aud learn the extremely low rates At
which your dwellings can be insured. An
other advantage in msuring in this Company
is, that it is Siocl ComPaar,whicli prcclulcs
the possibility Of an assessment.
c. VI. OWEN, President,
j. c. GouDnIDGg, Secretary.
W $ LANE, Agent
Nliddlcbury, March 10, 1853. tf47
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Cheap Publications.

large assortment Of the latest kinds for
sale cheap Eight IS cent works for $l.O0.
Also,a lot of Comic Almanacs, for "a just re-
ceived and for sale at the Telegraph Office by
Oct. 10, 1883. A. IL COPELAND
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COM MiSslONERS NOTICE.
We, the subscribers, being appointed by
the Probate Court for the District of Addison,
Commissioners, to receive, examine and ad-
just all claims and demands of all persons a
gainst the estate of
LEONARD DEMING,
late of Middlehury, in suid Disuict, deceased
and also all claims and demands exhibited in
Offset thereto; and six months from the 18th
day Of November, s53 being allowed by said
Court for that purpose, we do therefore hereby
give notice that we will attend to the business
of our said appointment Mt the Office OF
George 5. Swift, on the first Mondays oi
January aud April, ls5i, from nine o'clock, a
NJ, until four o'clock, Z. NJ on each OF said
days,
EDWIN HAMMOND, ! Commits
GEO :. SWIFT, sioncrs
Dated At Middlobury, this 2lst day of No
vcmbcr, A. ID. 1853. 3l3w
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LYONS Kathairon,

Hair Obs, Barry's Trcophcms, Sheldon's
IIuichings aud Waters Hair Dyes, Sheldon $
Hair Wash, Sheldons Balm of Roses and IA
great variety Of Colognes, Hair Oils aud Per-
furmery just received by H.ASIiELDON.
Oct. Is, 1853.
L ONG Mohair Mitts, Brown Muslns French
IL Prints also summerGoods for Mems wear
Just received by c. G. WAINWRIGHT.
June 90, 1858, 3.
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The Tame Worm

This is the most difficult Worm 10 destroy
Of all that infc,t the human system, it grows to
an almost indefinite length, becoming 50 coil.
| cd and fastened in the niestines and stomach,
affecting the health 50 sadly as to canse ST.
| Nius Dance, FITS &C. that those afflicted
seldom il ever suspect that it is TArE WogM
hnstcning them 10 an early grave In order to
DESTROY thi, Worm very energetic treatment
must he parsued. it would therefore be proper
to take c or S Of my Liver Pills, so as to re-
move all obsrucIions, that the Woim Svrup
may act direct upon the Worm, which mnst
he taken in doses OF two table sroonfnl, ,hrce
times day. These directions followed have.
never been known to fail in curing the most
obstinate case o. TAPE WORM.
READ TIE FOLLOWING
And YOU cannot ind il'ercnt to this nppeal
| Humanity calls upon you TO do your duty. |
is ouly one out Of the many thousands who
has SC N its wonderful effects.
DR. j. y. HOBENSACK-Sr:- Gratitude
to YOU, the inventor Of highly valuable me
dcne, prompts this humble testimony in its
fi"or, as being safe gentle, yet powerfully
eilcctua remedy for Worms Having had
much experience in knowing the effects Of
various prcpaiaiAns my wife, who was we'll
skill cd in ministcrihg to Children in distress
pronounced it the best she had ever used and
would use no other While yours could be had
\ daughicrof ours became seriously diseas-
cd. Her symptoms were alarming. but her
! mother at orcc sought for remedy for
Worms Having obtained vours ly the time
she had taken half bottle o Sir. the ioy il
gave an ahcc,ionaic mother. 20 see the the i'm
pTovcmcnt in her clild. she being about five
or SIX years old. She passed an immense
quantity Of Worms, her sickly counionancc
now frightened, her spirits uined, and in
short time lovely child, threatened with de-
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STATE Of VERMONT, To Malvina Ferguson
Addison County-ss ! formerly Of Sialksborc
in said County BY the authority of the
State of Vermont, you are hereby commanded
TO make your personal appearance before the
Supreme Court next to he held at Middle
bury, in and for said County Of Addison, on
the fourth Tuesday next after the fourth
Tuesday in Dee cmbcr, A. ,. 1853, then and
there to answer TO the foregoing Libel, and
abide such order and decree thereon As shal
be made by said Court
Dated at Midd!cbury, aforesaid, this l5tl
day of November, 4 D. 1858
GEORGE $. SWIFT, Clerk.
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WHEREAS, il hath been made TO appear to
me that the said Malvna Ferguson now re
sides out of this State, it is therefore ordered
that the foregoing Libel with this order there
on, he published in the Middlebury Register
IA newspaper printed in Middlcbury in said
County of Addison-three weeks successive
ly, the last Of which publication shall be at
least six weeks before said session Of said
Court, which shall he deemed suGicieu, notice
to said Malvina Ferguson 10 appear ut said
Court and show cause, il any she may have,
wherefore the prayer Of said Libel should not
be granted
Given under my hand, ut Middlebury, this
| l7th day of November, A. ID. 1853
3l:3w. NJ. l. BENNETT,
JIJnc nj fbc Suureu,e ('oDrf
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Manufactured and for sale, wholesale and
eisil. by l.. w. CLARK.
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DRICE Of Window Sash Reduced. Present
l. price % TO cents per light, For sale by
July 5, 1858. z. BEckWlrH.
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Medical Evidence.

WE the undersigned Physicians, having had
hercceipt of their manufacture submitted to us
tor il specliou say. that the ingredients ofwhcli
tthcy are composed makes them the best Pill
in use for all diseases of the Liver, Impurities
of the Blood, Sc. We say this not unly from
our own judgment, but also from that of the
best medical authority in the United States.
All diseases requiring the use of an ALTER
ATINE, DlAPHORETIC and PuRGA-
TIVE MEDICINE, that came nndcr our no
iice, haev been treated With lie above Pills with
a..
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StTRAW CUTTERS, of the most approved
epatcmt, for sale At }. DAN EXPORT :.
=
DLOUGllS, Of almost all kinds At
l. j. pANENPORTS
= =
GtTONES, Box, Parlor, ani Cooking-ali
Nkiuds, AT j. DA\ EXPORT ;.
80 = -
CTONE Pipe x Hollow Ware mt
- j. DANENPORT'S
- ~ = = : - - -
TIN WARE Of all kinds, at
| j DANENpOBTS
= = = =
lob WORK, of every kind usually done IN
81 Tin shop, At }. DAVENPORT 5.
= -
(tORN SHELTERS 4 Vegetable Cutters
" For sale ut J. DAVENPORT ).
= = =. = = =
Al KNIVES, For sale at
IL j. DANENPORTS.
= ~~~~ = =
IRON, Steel 4 Nails, for sale ut the Iron
l. Store Of J. DAVENPORT.
= = = = = = = =
GRADES, Shovcls, and Grow Bars, at the
Agricultural Depot of
J DAVENPORT
Middlebury, oct II 1852.
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GEORGE WOOD. NJ. u.
FRANKLIN BACIlE. NJ. ID.
q. McCLENNAN. NJ. u.
+. CROWLEY, NJ. d.
l.. WEN. NJ. d.

" Purchase none but those having the
signature, -. n. HOBENSACK,' upon each
box, as all others are worthless limitations.
Agents wishing new supplies, and ali Others
wishing TO become agents, must address the
Proprietor j. n. HOBENSACK NJ his La
blaiory, No. I2O North SECOND Succt,
above Race, PHILADELPHIA.
Sold by all Druggists and Merchants in the
United. States.
Pamphlets giving Certificates of CURES per
formed in different sections Of the county, by
the above medicines, can lie had gratis.
| ~.
For sale by II. a. Sheldon, Middlebury,
W. c. Spmgue, NcrgpnneS c. 5. Chase, Bran
dom and Merchants & Druggists generally in
the State.
Rcddine & Co., Wholesale Agents No S
State 81. Boston.
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Sf.OO.
National Black Ink

coon Lamp Oil, at 81, 90 gallon by
~ May Is, T. H. \. SHELDON.
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cOGOn Copitssoi'i iD
w less t.fan i've
months A new edition,
resiscd aud imp owed Just
issucd.
DR.. Hunters Melicst
Manual aud Hand Book
for the Anlictef-.Contain-
ing an outline Of the oil
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CAUTION---Neiiher ofthese ARTICLES AZ
genuine without the signature ofS- A, Weave
n Co. on the outside wrap,er.
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x II Y
CroWbars.

OF various sizcs-ior sale at
DAVENPORT'S :.
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Manufactured at New london, Conn, by $ :,
WEAVER 4 Co, to whom all orders must BE at
dressed.
As.uts in Middlebury, Russell q POWELL
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Galen's Head Disponsary

No sc BEAVER street, in Clinton Hotel Bull.
dmg~, the oldest insliiui ION under that name in
thus country, ever established for the removal aud
prevention olIhe Nenoreal d sease iuul meicu-
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French MerinOs

Plain and Figured DcLaincs, Gmellams
Punla, BAY State Shawls, Dress Trimmings
limbroidorios, &C., for sale At
oct ~. 1853. H. BECKWITU.
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Cr0CkerV,
Paper Hangings,

Velvet aud other liording. window Curtains
and SlndrH, a aopd assortment 1T
Oct - 1863 4. EEcKW Wits.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-12-20
BY A. THOMSON.


cody OF which was slrucknff upon the back
Of his shirt al the time WE held him over the
press. l5y aaa fHh &" fEa
But Mr.. Phoenix's great pictorial sheet is
the crowning effor, Of his genius. II is a
magnificent 'lake off OF Yankee pclorials,
and though severe and un;us,i is very witty
Two columns Of the paper are devoted oil-
lustraIions. The first is the picture Of an
OK. and called Portrait .cf His Royal
Highness Prince Albert, The sol, OF .gen,le'
man numed Cob6fg who is The husband OF
Queen Victoria Of England. and The father
many Of her children. He is the invent.
Of the celebrated 'Alber, Hat which has
been lately introduced inlo the U, s. army.
The Prince Is of German extraction, his iah.
er being Duchman AMI his mother Ouch.
iess.' OWES ~
Several common newspaper cuis d houses
are designated severally as the mansion Of
John Phoenix Esq, San Diego California,
House in which Shakespeare was born, Alb
bo,,sford. the residence OF Sir Waller Scott.
author of Byron's Pilgrims Progress 'lhe
Capitol a, Washington and Residence Of
Gov. Bigler, al Benica,' A new spaper pic.
,ure Of man looking through quadrant is
denominnled Cornelius Aggrippa. one of The
sgners Of The Declaration of Independence,
looking into (ulurily,' l9d s.
The lasi illustration is The shell Of an
oyster, once ealen by General Washington,
showing The Generals manner Of opening
oysters represented by Two shells. and an
arm and hammer. The paper abounds,
otherwise. with The most genial and Punchy
fun, which we haven't room 10 copy. The
following two must do for now:
We carlessy threw bucket Of water
from our Office door the o'her day. the most
of which fell upon an asiunished Spaniard.
sitting upon his horse belure The Colorado
House. He made The brei remark Carajo,
meaning that We were courageous, and on
observing his slaIwau form, and fprocily of
his expression and mousiaches, we though,
we were.
A SYLLoeIsM.-Da,id was Jew hence,
the Harp of David was Jewsharp.-
Question How the deuce did he sing his
psalms and play or il al the same ,imc2
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NEWS ITEMS.

PRoGREss OF THE SoUABBLE.-The fghl
in New York goes bravely on. Mr.. Cody.
a distinguished Democrat Of that Stale, and
the HordshelI candidate for the Office Of
Comptroller, made speech a. Syracuse on
The 2nd which exceeds IN bilterness any.
Thing that has ye. appeared. He spoke Of
Gen, Pierce as "a filth rate country court,
ueacherous petlilogger of New Hampshire.
who, BY accident simply, happened to reach
an exalted position only TO disgrace il and
cover himself with infamy.' And further.
as "a SORT If PuLch and Judy conductor Of
freesoil performances, with wire in his
back, by which he is twilched backwards
and forwards, and made to kick up his heels
here unJ dance there. TO JUST such music as
the organ. grinders oil his cabinet lake a
fancy To sing in his deuded ears
COMMON ScHooLs.-The Ohio Journal Of
Education estimates lha, there are in OHIO
10000 school districts, and SO 900 directors
under ,he new law. There are 838 900
youth. between four and wenly.one. O
these, it is estimated that lhiriy.nine for.
,elhs, or more than $4,000 will depend on
Com non Schools for their educalon; and
thai more than 100000 will aienI school
ihe coming winter. 1t is further estimated
tina, $4,000 of this number will attend for
the first lime. and about 10000 Tor the last
OF this 10000 large majority will be
voters probably al the next Presidential cleo
ZION, if moi sooner,-C CincinnGti Columbian.
The Board Of Directors Of the Cleveland
and Cincinnati Shorl Line Railroad have
elecled Hon. Thomas Corwin President II
the Board, bur we have not learned whether
he accepts the position or not Many OF
The best and most distinguished men Of our
Stale have left The field of politics within a
few years past and entered that of railroads.
The lis, is an imposing one, with such men
at the head Of our great railway improve
ments they cannot we'll do otherwise than
prove successful. Look al the list: Cur.
win, Brough, Woods. Kelley. Lane, Much
ell. Cutler, Vinlon; &c. Corporations have
learned that TO secure The best business men
of the country 10 superin,end and protect
their inlsres,s is The most economical in The
end, even II lhey have TO pay enormous sol
aries 10 secure the services Of such, We
doubs if any oIher State in the Union can
point 10 as many emnen. men at The head
Of her railway Improvements as Ohio.
SEVERE SENTENCES Several white men
were convicted oI larceny, in Charleston, S
c.. las, week, and sentenced TO Imprisonment,
for different periods, in addition 10 which
,hev are TO receive thiriy.nine lashes on the
bare back, in The market pace. A white
leulole, said TO be a respectable milliner. ol
industrious habits, and having lmge fami'
ly, was convicted Of larceny, aad sentenced
TO be imprisoned Two months and 'orecfiyr
one lash on The bare back. Daniel I, Shep'
herd, charged with homicide of William
Hodge, wss sentenced ,oimpris"nmenr lor
,welye months anda fine OF $1,000. a4
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-12-20

4 ,1A1u4, Va -. IlAo.s e L 49,, n nj *
o;,. I..,ai,, J.o..aaa 80 III
iib T., ~ s,ls I'D can,;I, III a,soa.ha
ia ia an = az rn,arican R;hI, ,si'a,s
n ia l.bo ). he a,na,,.sn Ro..J,,r f,,1ss.
miss;a5kss for Fo,sion Missions 'sioo ooo
10 the American Home Missionary Sociely.
$50.0Qq To- the Library and Theological
FSocielYln IN Liberia. and other sums TO arious
sociede amounting in all TO 1851 900, sai
" hlrM6Rs, Nee. % The Baltimore and
ONO mo sfaYYways Company have refused 10 ac-
cep', az ordinance o. me Cily Counc'i Of me
S,y. RlS'pR me endofsenrn' OF me Guy 70
I'@ooVo w g sne eonnPuhx's p0aQs. owing
70 = proWAph 10 y which restricted 'hroueh
! rslsSKe'ss " 3.aala1se q @ .ucda SdfSHria
sDusToH:sOec, S'---, ,onas' sh' eOh'cKering,
tne Ie'essn'Fn r'eno mapuiec,ufer' o'so OF
aP"P.' ~ ln,,nis cg,sy, 'as' n'sl'' a. Gun
"s"a 90: ~: ps.onau's ' "a lnula wnar''
saeou ~ ~ o"''o'''a "aoe ,a,'eu seS'e'uav'
"p'' '''v't''ieS eIy e are @'oV'ooo, 20 $50
WAsHlEeroN, Dec, 5.-The Supreme
Court md here to-day. Chief Justice Taney
and his as6eiales Mclean, Wayne, Nelson,
'''' AZ uu'''s. 'Sano' ""u Hu''poe'' are pres
,bs @ ss;dsc, nv R.d p"s 'uuEfs ~ ~a,euupa"
ma ! "a .d,',.s;" o' ~ y iS..,as It"p'1 wv
r. n.4p - n'.s'J" " rs''''ss :, '"'o
Wv Wv ~ "''o 'oOay' ,ses rf
rou,e - TRs.s Shsn - : b,,n,ime .xcorsion i ~
was ,obb.dS of hisirnnliuaar Altom lioon.
mined dyaf,. on Nv yo,k, and oola Il,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-12-20

ample. These will influence when legis a
lion willprove powerless. Home teaching
are Ear more important lhan The ieaching'
/ o. the school or pulpit, or the Jaws Of III,
Srale-We neverforgei the lessons tadgh
US al The home fire.side.I These, iwhatevsr
may be ihe chnnges in allsr lila, are nrycl
erased or bloaed ou, from our mempriss. =
How Important il is. then, that all home les
sons and teachings, and examples, shout
be Of such character asio Eead the ,linle ehe'
Of the household TO Virtue, to iirmh, and II
heaven,uu9lag q as5 asoa s6I eat"
, From The report of,he directors of the Ten
nessee penitentiary, itaPpears ,.halihere au
two hundred and 9Dny oohvicts inthati pris
na., of whom only,haf.s .sigh. or ons,sixit
fofthe whole number. were strmpesdies sdms,
before their conyictons whieawo hundrel
and Two we're Incorporate; and no less ihar
one hundred and twenly.seven were actu
nlly drunk when they committed ihe crimes
for which they were respectively senlcnced
GEoRGIA.-T'he State Temperance Con
vention Of Georga, viii ch lately held lis
session a, Milledgeville, voted 10 present a
petition TO The Legislature signed by eigh
thousand voters. asking that a law may be
enacted submitting the quesUoo Of license Of
no license TO the people Of the several coun.
lies of The Sta,e. 50 '.l. 5.-' 20
MAINE Law IN MIcHleAN.--The 1st in.
slant was The day which the Maine Law took
effect in Michigan. All The State or.
ganizaions are being formed 10 enforce il.
peaceabll it they can. forcihy If they must
The Niles Republican States however
,ha, the Legislature neglected to repeal the
old license law, and thai, The liquor sellers
have taken oul license under tt Ior year 10
come. tn
Margaret Simons has been arrested at
Chicago for numbering her daughter, aged
twelve years, BY beating and drowning her
in lub. The mother was intoxicated.
MAINE Law IN New YORK. The New
York Tribune expresses lis belief that The
anti liquor law, similar 10 that Of Maine
will be passed by the New York Legislature
a, an early day of the session. lt appears
confident that there is decided majority in
favor OF prohibition If New York sels iu
lace agains, the traffic, there are many olhel
States tha, will do likewise, e' d.
TEMPERANCE IN WlscoNslN.-Notwilh.
standing The heavy vote in Milwaukee
against the enactment Of \ pfohioilory liquo
law in the State of Wisconsin. we obsttv,
Thai The vote in The counIes on This question
is sufficiently strong in its favor TO indicau
lis popular acceptance. In twenty five coun
lies The volegis 1850 yeas 10 22 $40 nays
Eleven c0uniies remain TO be heard from
the returns from which are expected 10 in
crease the majority, Ills MOI certain, how
ever, ,ha, majority of.he members elected
to he Legislature will vote for prohibilor,
law. -.s
A drunkard named Parker crawl'd upor
a steam boiler in machine shop al Detroit
on o. recen, Sunday night, dropped asleep
and waslound in the morning baked TO death
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-12-20

BLAcKwooD's MAGAzINE,--The Novem-
Der number has just arrived. The articles
are as follows: Haydon's Autobiography;
Brute Life in the Alpine Regions; The Ro'
mans in Scotland; Athens in 1858; A Few
more Words on University Reform; Our
Commissioner in Paris; The Narcotics we
indulgein, Part 2; Poems by H. G. K; A
Few Facts concerning the Turkish Ques-
won, II is unnecessary v add words Of
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Rntes on fAdYcr1ikinF

oae squae lines q lssslFthfssls esiGssrieo
Every subsequent insertion, -; :; 20
One squaIe, three months c:oiJ-se9 I'd 60
One square, six months, !; ;r; 8 90
0nessqusTe, une year, - :ika ~ s~,cis 80
One hall column, one HeaIon; sse: .:g,sigzO go
Threefourths Of q column, one year, i: 70 go
One column. one Yesf,@: lsJ'Gals s;Hl: n so On
lJ1Adyertisemenis no othayingthe n,nnbsIes ip-
sertions marked on copy, win be continued ppti
forbid and charged aecordinglysS7G $500 20
% Casual advertisers must payip advanss.- q
n uJOb Printing, Of eyerydescript III
be executed with accuracy and neatness. s''e-A
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-12-20

GRAHAM's WEEKLY PApER.-By Pros
pectus recently received, we see that VIM.
K Graham is about to issue a new weekly
paper, to be called the Saturday Evening
Mail" The fact that it is under the superin-
tendenCe of the publisher of, "Graham's IS
Magazine" is sufficient evidence that it will
prove every way worthy of patronage.
$4,000 copies of the first number will be
issued, on the 10th of December 1t will
be a Quarto, eight pages in each number,
l174 by go inches to each page The terms
are: Single copies, per annum, 80; 2 cop
les, SO; a do, IS; lido, $40, DC. $500
in cash offered as premiums to getters-up
of clubs 80 SD J8s.gt G aa
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-12-20

s1ss 10 ssgrsis sSAsSO I'm Advance.
So ,..,..a b aRs,Tr ,s.srsassr st-s4 ~
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-12-20

=. '..s.s,sas 9 'ss,sr !, VOL NO. .49
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-12-20

PARLoR MAeAzINE.-This is published in
Cincinnati, by Jethro jackson. Among the
new features of the work, we notice that it
has been united with Bickley's West Amer-
lean Review, and Alice Carey is to- be,atsn
cate editor, The December nuE~ .e,S
fore us, containing over 6Oypgiss,sssy, s,ss,.,.s
epgravings, Fashion Plates, -
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-12-20

THE YANKEE NoTIoNs.--This is the title
of paper published by T. W, Strong, ss
Nassau street, N. Y 1t contains SO pages,
and about $50 comical Illustrations. We
had not an opportunity of examining
our devil having annexed" it soon afterits
arrival; but, judging from certain outlaws
emanating from his realms, and the rapid
accumulation of "fat' upon his cheeks, it
must have been exceedingly funny. Price.
$1,25 per annum. -.A
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