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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-23
Y SCI THIRD PAcE q

CosGRLss.-The Senate passed joint Rs
OiutlOn extending 70 the lEt Of June next, the
period al the end OF which the Law for securing
safety 10 passengers on steamboats, shall % into
effect Mr. Underwood reported in favor Of
inserting clause in fImre treaties providing
for the settlement of international disputes by
arbitration instead Of war. The Pacific Rail
road bill was taken up. and Mr Seward offered
an important amendment, TO the effect that the
Pegtmaster-Geheral shall contract with any
State beyond the Mississippi through which the
road may pass, for the carrying If the mail over
il through that State for 30 years AZ the rate of
5000 per aunum. 4 debate followed. during
which the Senate adjourned
In the House, Mr. Fuller. Of Maine, cOnclud-
ed bis speech against Reciprocity, ccnteDding
that the advantage Of the bill nov under -onsd-
Grafton was in favor Of the Provinces Mr. Sa-
bine proposed new bill 10 settle the fishery
difficulty alone, leaving Reciprocity in general
for the new administration TO act on. Mr.
Tuck went for the bill before the House. 4
communication from Com. Jones in relation 20
charges Of malversation in California made
against him. was discussed and referred, after
which the Indian Appropriation bill was cOnsid-
cred. Under this head Mr. Gildings made a
speech in reply to Elisha Whittlesey's allega-
tons that he (Mr. Giddings) had unfairly and
illegally GOT money from the Treasury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-23

~ a dispatch from New.0rleEns, in this
mornings paper, confirms the one published
yesterday in relation to the Tehusntepec route.
The grant to Col. Sloo is for fifty years, the
road to b. finished in seven. The Government
Of Mexico is 10 receive 100000 as a loan to
be paid out Of its receipts of 20 per cent on
the profits.
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The steamstirs philadelphia and Daniel
tEcEsfsp


hEw.ORLeAys MoJday Feb 81 1888.
The steamships Philadelphia, iOi AspInwiIl,
and the Daniel WebtY, ~ - jun ave here %
Morrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-23

LACE AND Muslin CURTAINS AT REDUCED
PRicss-The he assorsrDeni IN TIE city kSIry FEx.
cVsoSs Window Shsae and Curtain Store, No i Rrosi
wsy one door above Rea8e-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-23

HNK DYf AND WIGs.-BArcHELoRs Man
1ao,ary Tor these articles celebrated in all parts of tho
world, persons wishng hghi elegant and durable Wig or
rcupce surely be suited It's Hair Owe apPhed "a
sure yOarAnteel ~ soa Wholesale AM retail A. No4 Wall
ct c,,y the adafess--hewaTe a. limitations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-23

" FovLxRs g. WErls, Phrenologis;s and
Puhhers CLINTON Hall No ISL Nasssn-st- NewYe~k and
0s&%s Wasainstos Ct, Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-23

Lot hundred Fsrns W D. Distributed On the "a
OF February 1873, nong 20 ssbN bsr No" IS tas god
opportunity to che Eo>steaA-onlY 90 tor
four Village Bu.idins Lo;s, farm We urge or rea
sad a. 70 20 and bUy share Immediately OF you
will asnia be TOO late isw only nov left Apply 70
CHaPLEs WOOD No <e BrosazaJ, where maps are now
,sady sLd fsy Be he'd zrats See advertisement 100
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TIos-Our readers vii pesse notice taat AsTBoNY J.
BLREcKFR viii III 81 pubic aUcOn TO-DAY, the % MT.
At n oeOek AZ the Merchants Tx hsnge 81 order Of TX
c1tos srd obers tire houeg md lots EoI g. IS and N
CsnIOp.t Nos I9, i5i, ~ ard 80 BToonest; No ~
Motts; o. ~ AID ~ Thomass;; three houses aud lots
on the ~ West Broadway aud AuthOnyst shrse
hOuses lots 1honsoD-st nssr Beeckr-t house sad
Iot No. lsl Broolne house and lot No. 26 i9tast two
Ios on SLIT 81 MrdsOnay; io.s and the
southeast Of 2zd-st and 7hty the seDdd house
and lot No lg3 <bs the AID io Nos - and so
Wet house and Dot No ls Lewis a. house and
lesse Of 10 :; Bare sy homes and o,s Nos 59 and
10 Jsrnesr corner Of Wsfe :. nous s9d lot 80 Ffi
l2h-st the valuable !es,etod premises os % and 81
Chsthsrns- No 81 GTeen~icn-st corner Of huTAyst,
no. l5l ThiTdev, No 20 Inrd-sT and No 81 Ludo~-s
For Insps I'D further pateusf ePPy TO the Aoctoneer
no. q oeost. esq
1--WE wish to remind ON. readers that A.
sERT II NicoLAY viii sell THIS Day wednesday, ge5
- u 0cocb a. ne Merchant, txcaange,
kewY0rt the wei known and i'sr0nsbe summer resort
known The Port Washington Hotel situated ~ Port
Wsshinstor. slIewsanTy holugolto Co.. New'jer'ey-
AIso. frame ChuTch COttsge and Barn, two
frame Stores ano about 100 beun Building Lots al ST
uard q, waited ground aEd commanding splendid view
Of Shrewsbury River and TIE sl'Toundns country THIS
On opportunity that none sIyud lose The usua
clause u be inserted 10 the deeds Of hs property which
will tnske it cesifsble location for resdences
Steamboats, ply daily 10 he sumner tnd every oer day m
the WiLifr stsEon e would also cell the Of our
readers 70 the feet that aliens bold properly New
Jeuey the same natuIa.i1ru citizen Of the United
State POI maps and full patcirs apply 70 the Auction
Ger no. a. ~sl-st
VALUABLE DOUBLE HoUsE Dior FOR SALE
AT AUCTION CoLE CHuT0s will sell A. the Merchants
Exchange MoSDAy Feb D. at T. O'Clock the vain abe
House aud Lot No 80 81, Marx place % foe inches by
1lOfeet Sale positive and without For psrtCu.
Lara refer readers 20 the ADcuOneers No. WGist
~ The "CoaPosITE IROv RAILIsG" made
by the ATLANTIC RHLtNS WORKS,
Combines beauty strength and cheaPneTs II IS
Wrought Iron Framework connected by Ornamental Cast
Iron Tres melted and around the structure itself IL
may be made bgbt and graceful like the
WIRE RsfLisG,
or heavy ard solid like the Cast Iron
Ratings for p. streets Offices cemeteries &c. Also
Vetspdsbs Balconies &c, for ssle by
OropcE FosTER.
No 398 Broadway. corner OF Waker-st,
who il tne Only authorized TO sell this description Of
Railing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-23

~ H. J.. F0srERs Fashionable Ginning
fasjp a.lt 50. = COT z1dt-.t n desirable place 20
purg has Cc.tllS Of EVER Vrety. where t5e buying
pyble en-, ~ I'll ,-aes b. 'o supply Of ready nls9e
Clomur usfeup ron f1e br and ~ tse oest
workn'E large stocz q THser clothing witch VIII 70
sok o. y-fy io. p4,ces
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-23

SPLENDID CARPErNGs FOR SPRiNG SALES,
IRsi-S AuIH & LouSssERy No.ils Peail-s, ore
ceving N store per letc arrivals large seek OF Velvet
Tapeatry brusse's Threct y aud Ingram tarpttns Of
rhss- and ELEGANT designs which having been purchased
previous TO the advances IN prices they enabled
10 otter yefy gieAt inducements
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-23

10 CTistadOr0's Liquid Hair Dye is prepa-
ton which removes al doubt trom the mud instant.
TIE skeIgc the color Of his hsg cha ged 70 rich
brown bsCk FIVE minutes Applied pryecly 70 Cas-
TADoRos No. Asto House. Sod there and Il the prin
cil al dru sgists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-23

DIR. ScHEEoK, or PHnADRLPHIA, AT THE
IRWsG HoUst.-Dr ScHIECK viii remain at the Irving
,oDe , s Al oSPM each dav lie gives a5vios
gratis 10 all persons who afflicted with diseases OF the
Lungs Lver and Digestive Organs and viii give those who
S IS eses '0''osn examination VII" "' "''''''' VI
tits singular fact that treat majority of persons az
ficed with cough cold night swess chills, swell
ng OF the feet, emacaton &C. % imagine that they
have attack Of Pulmonary Consumption, when ell these
symptoms may be caused By affection Of the Liver aud
Stomach TIE Mucous Membrane Of the Lungs wal sym
pahE with that ofthe Liver and cause coughs aud coPous
1he only way to cure the Lungs is 10 start the
tons OF the Liver which il eqUeuoy the first cause, and
the Lungs will relieve themselves Tine great object Of
sasmuson OF the patient ID 70 ascertain the t cause Of
the diseese whether originating with the LAYER stomach OF
Dr scurEcE is particularly derous Of comforting with
hs paeuA ior the purpose OF rA,ainug his system OF
tIehng this Disease OmpfE the expansion OF Ae chest,
properly nasticauq the food aud thus causing gastric
Juices that sustcnouco and Strength 20 The system
which mature onginaiy designed
DIR. sCuENCks RH HRONEfFR
The instrument IA made Of sfer the houadconductins
power VII eh metal a universally aamited % De IN
eouaed aud superior 10 ihe wood end hcHlhe nae-
rails the manufacture Of Ststhos,opes It. iunne!-
shared ssiTm.s padded WIN lnda mAO'sI, ~ once i
nou1d % The fhtest breathing or hlntcst neruur "a
conveyed INTO the eirbuib, 81 chamber, wheuce n Is
transmitted with such intensity and dstnctncsf 70 the ear
o. the Auscultsicr enable him with confidence and
without the possibility OF euor, to pTououuo, al once
uTop the ssie and condition OF the organ uader exam
inhinG, diminishing the 9Th Of the time usually em-
po,et, ane without de slight - pain OF even noony@.
the no scientific Of country have test cd ~ is
great suI eority al other used ioT medical
ausU teton
SCaENCK's TERMS,
The change or fees of Dr. }. a SCHENCK are:
For Animation OF ne Lungs the Respromeier..s -
tof Wishing IA to ctN .
over miles, ~
Over Nndff ~
Over 81 and under Ice MILES
Entrance Cor Ladies the door o. the Irving House,
on ChAhere e. side whcr waiting 20
duct them to DR.. SCHESCG's room
scntVCcs Funonlc syrur sod at 81 per bottle, OF
bottles tor S. e. CIIckENES Co, No 81 Barcay-st,
are tho General Agents toI New York ANA vicinity.
SPLENDID CARPErNGS FOR SPRING SALES,
lass Ssu1H LoUSsBIRy NJ. as Peafl-st, nos
ceving N store per letc arrivals large seek OF Velvet
Tapestry Busses Three-fly aud Ingram Carpetns, Of
rhssr and ELEGANT designs which having been purchased
previous the %, ances IN prices they enabled
10 otter yery gIeat inducements
u Cristadoro's Liquid Hair Dye is prepa-
ouwhich removes all doubt trom tho mud IN instant
Tie skeIgic zee the color Of ms hsg cha gd TO rich
brown back in FIVE minutes Applied privately, 70 Cas-
T,DoRos No. AsoI House. Sod there and II the prn
cIa drus gtsts,
HAK DYs AND WtGs.-BArcHELos' Man
..fir - fha
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-23
rive wish to remind ou. readers That III.

VALUABLE DOUBLE HoUsE AND LOT FOR SALE
At AUCTION -CoLE CHfTOs will sell A. the Merchants
Exchsnge on MoSDAy. Feb d. at n O'clock the vain abe
House and Lot No 80 s. Mara space, % iset inches by
no feet Sale positive and without reserve For psrtCu.
lsia we refer cur readers the ABconeefs No 9Waist
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-12-06

The HuNGARIANs AND THE TURKISH WAR.
The Hungarian refugees Of the city OF
New York have recently issued an address
to their countrymen in the United States,
calling upon them to send their names TO
Louis Torok and Charles Kornis. No al
Lispenard street, New York, in order thai
measures may be concerted for going over
10 help The Turks in their struggle with the
Russians. and 10 strike blow for Hungary,
should an opportunity offer.
The address declares 'lhe time has come
when Hungarians should offer the allegiance
If their arms TO Turkey, ,ohither Gouernor
KoSsuth must soon inuite them 10 foILoU him
to :he field under The flag of Hungary.
1t invokes them ITO recall the sad condi
lion ofs,heir country; TO rememberihe yoke
under (which millions Of their lellow-coun-
,rymen now groan; 10 remember their muir
dered brethren, and those now sorrowng
within PRISON walls, and never 70 forge! The
lyrannical and cruel acls by which SAN
culinary despoIism has oppressed their coun.
ny." THIS appeal will no, fail unheeded
on Hungarian ears. The unhappy men
who were defeated and driven from their
homes by Russian s"lIiery, will NOT be slow
10 answer any call which offers them
chance 10 CRAFTY their revenge.
Applications have already been made by
Hungarians for posts in the Turkish army
but we have seen no accoun, Of their accep'
lance. though i. is said, Turkey has inIlma
ted TO Austria that unlrss she wihdraws hel
troops from The neighborhood Of ServIa, she
will avail herself Of their services. The
Austrian policy is 10 preserve neutrality, i
possible, and yet occupy such position to
wards each of The parlles as will enable he
TO profit By the issue of The war, whichever
should be successful. The inlma'ion OF .ht
Sultan will render The task Of preserving
such a position more difficult, perhaps i'm
possible. Should she take sides. i. wouI'
most probably be with Russia, and then sh
time lor the Hungarans 10 strike will hov
arrived, and This brave people will be swil
to avail themselves of ii. Should they max
anoher effort to achieve their country in
dependence, The sympashies of all The fre
world will be on their side, and lovers O
freedom everywhere will parry FOR their sue
cess.-Cin. Gaz.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-12-06
NEWS ITEMS.

The greatest feat on record in the horse
running line, came offlas. week on The Long
Island course. A bay geIding ran one hun.
dred mtieS in eight hours aud fifty seven
minutes The BET of $4,000 10 run that dis.
lance in nine hours was won, but the noble
Sleed died the night after The feat, Such
cruelty is receiving as it deserves The severe
condemnation Of the press.
New HAVEN, Conn. Nov. 21. Our town
election came off to-day, and The entire
Wing ticket was elected without opposition.
The officers chosen are Seleclmen, Grand
Jurors, Town Clerk, Collector, Treasurer,
Register, Conslables, and Thhngmen
The Indian Bureau a, Washington is busy
sending on the stipulated unnuiIies to The dir-
{erenl tribes of Indians on the frontiers. TO
Michigan is sent 100000. 10 Wisconsin
$30OO0, to Minnesota $4,000. to the
Central Superinlendencyal 81. Louis, $780,.
600, and 10 the Southern SUPPLEMENTARY
$3.50, 900, or Whereabouts.
IMPORTANT TO PosTMAsTERS.-The Audi.
tor Of The Treasury for The Post Office De.
paumenl has issued a circular, notifying
contractors that from and after The first day
of January, 1854, but one draft for The pay
upon each route per quarler will be paid, OF
filed for payment in his office-this draf
should state upon its face that il is the only
one for The quarIer. and the route, both II
be specified on which il is drawn, and III,
signature thereto should be alteS,ed by III,
postmaster a, The place where i, may b,
drawn, and one other witness, and each as
sgnment thereof should be allesled by twt
witnesses.
Nine instances in every ten, newspape
borrowers are individuals who have lakel
offence and discontinue the paper the,
regularly flch from their neighbors W.
know no excepIion-do you reader?
AT recent term Of the Morgan count,
Court, an old man named Jacob Jones sew
en.y.seven years OF age, was convicted %
burning two separate barns belonging 10 hi
son, and was sentenced To Twelve years i'm
prisonment in The Penilen,inty. A sal
spectacle, truly, 10 see an aged man full
, ripened for tho grave so hardened in sin
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-12-06

LATER FROM SOUTH AMERICA. NEW
YORK, Nov. 24.-By The clippers Seaman's S
Bride and Union, which arrived al this port
yesterday. we have Odvices from Rio dc Ja
neiro to The l7.h. from Buenos Ayres 10 The
End, and Monlevideo 10 The 4lh ul.
Robert G. Schenck, late minister TO B,a-
zil, came passenger In The Union, and
will proceed 10 washington in few DAYS,
report 10 the Department relative 10 the
the treaty concluded, securing perpeluaIly
the free navigation of The river PIaue and
It's tributaries.
Mr. Schenck took his leave ofiho Empe.
ror on the 9lh. and Mr. Truesdale, the new
Minister was presented on the same day.
Signor LeaI, the Brazilian charge 10 Par.
aguay, had arrived al Rio on The 18th ulI.,
having been ordered OF by the President
on account Of some alleged insulting
remarks he (Leal) hadmade about him.
The course of The Brazilian Government
is unknown.
From the Argentine Confederation We
learn that the Constitutional Congress Of the
thirteen provinces was still in session, with
The exception of BuenOs Aytes, which sill
stands aloo(. The Congress had refused sc
accep, The resignation Of Urquza. they
were abou. elec'ing provisional Director
The election for President is on the 20Ih ult.
and i. was confidently believed that Urquize
would be chosen. The Congress had unun
imously approved of The treaty with Ih'
United States. made by Urquiza
Al Rio, coffee sulI continued high.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-12-06
What Bites Him?

Il appears that something is biting our
friend Capt. Anderson, Senator elect in this
district. Here is The manner in which he
describes The biting:
HAsKELLvILLE, Nov. OH, 1858.
r. NJ. STlMsoN. SIR: In your paper Of
Ocl. 9Th perceived statement of the off.
cial vote for Senator in The 8Ih Senatorial
District, editorial, in which you make an un.
genllemanly alusion 10 the moral character
of Alto voters in said District.
Now sir, yon profess 10 be christian,
but your slanderous insnualions lily COM
por. with The precepls and examples OF
Chris, whom you would Cain make The pub.
lie believe you endeavor TO initiate,
Holding all hypocriles in utter delestalion
and having high regard for honesty anc
tho practice of the christian virtues, | will
say | have no further use for The Ironlor
Regisler-you will, therefore, discontinue i
to my address. Yours, LEWIS ANDERSON.
We might well rest the case here-bu
lei US see what il is that biteS.
We will premise that we profess nothing
more than good moral character, and we 10
ierred to Mr.. Anderson but t,Oicc in our pa
per previous 10 the election, once in whlcI
we made the simple announcement Of hi
nomination and characterized il as "ver
respectable" aud again when we stated tn
simple fact that he declared TO US that, tIh
only issue between US is The Maine Law
am opposed 10 it," &c.
On the 9Th oil OcIober we gave the off
cial vote, viz: Anderson, Alto; SumsoI
3,644; Mitchell, $50. To this we adde
only one remark with reference to the let
tion ol Mr.. Anderson, or 10 the lilo VI
Iers," which is as follows:
alt is, perhaps, needless TO add that II
liquor men elected Anderson"
"As true as Gospel"
Here, then, Is The case. The position
Mr. Anderson is simply one of rldicule; II
ridiculous, supremely ridiculous, con,emE
IDLY r;dculous-not The stopping of the p
per, for no man is bound 10 take The Regi
ter unless he chooses 10 do so-but think
II, q man who elecloneered ior (comm
report said he appealed directly TO the apr
tie practically and received the whis
vote of The district land did not receive ,
temperance Democratic vote Of his o'
county, although he claimed 10 be fir
Tu.o temperance man by which whisky "
he was elected, man whose entire polite
action is based on the principle ,ba' "oll
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-12-06

STATE BOARD OF AGRIcULTURE.-The an.
nua meeting Of the Sale BoarI of Agricul-
lure occurs on Wednesday. the 7lh day oil
December. County societies now exist in
almost every county in Ohio, and it is prob.
able that large majority will be epresen.ed.
The meeting will be an important one. and
il is presumed there will be full attendance
Of delegates.
Five vacancies will occur in the S,a.o
Board on The 7lh of December, TO be filled by
the delegates. The members whose terms
of service expire, are:
S. Medary. Of Franklin county.
NJ. l.. Sullivan, of Franklin county.
VIM. Case. Of Cuyahogu county.
Philo Adams, OF Erie county.
R. w. Musgrave, Of Crawford county.
The 70 lowing members hold over until
next year:
VIM. H. Ladd, Of Jefferson county.
r. W. Steele, of Montgomery.
David Mcintosh, of Pcr.age.
J, T. Worlhington, Of Ross.
]. &. Gest, OF Greene.
Circlepille Herald.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-12-06
Deed Of Separation.

The Albany Argus comes out with the
following document. Ii is evident the par.
Ties mean exactly what they say. The Ar.
gus il is well known, is The Old substantial
Democratic organ of that STATE.
This indenlure, made This 18Th day Of Sep.
lember, 1858, al u time tina, tests the homes.
~ OF men protesting Democracy, be'We
the company composing the firm of Jpffer.
son Democracy OF the first part. and The liule
crowd oi dead weighs who. like vampires,
have preye1 upon the credit Of said compa.
ny, composing The unincorpprated firm of
Barnburners. so(i.shells, short boys, assas
sizes, and New York thieves of the second
part: WiInesselh that The said parry of the
first part, for and in consideration of good
riddance 10 them, duly paid, have discarded,
and by these presents do forever discard and
quit claim all their lille and interest Of, in,
and 10 Iha, cerIain small parcel or moie,y oI
responsibility and integrity claimed for and
belonging to one heretofore connected with
said firm, TO wit: Martin Van Buren,, lying
and being in The town of Sour Crout, county
Of Prince John. and State of Uncertainty.
Bounded as follows: Commencing at Q
small pos, in The Baltimore Convention
marked Revenge running hence south Il
a veto Of slavery in the District Of Columbia
thence in westerly zg.zog course towards
Buffalo, until il suikes Ben Buffers tickle
straw; ,hence due north to British sympathy
thence soulheasIerly towards gold spool
marked 'Osle;' thence south $50 far as Il
leave The large lot known as The memor!
Of Jackson over the eli) thence east TO
pile Of incendary documents marked 'Th
Mail Bag;' thence north 10 a bass WOO
, monument marked Traitor thence eas
down deep decIivity TO the place of begin
ming, containing abolhionisls, officeseekers
Inconsistencies, any sort of broken pledges
be the same more or less, Together vii
the appurenances and all interests an
/, claims whatever Of the said parties Of III
= frs, part, either in expectancy or otherwise
h. subjec. only to the condemnation Of all lov
!. ers OF their country. And The said party {
1.-The first pan hereby covcnan' and agree t
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-12-06

keep up in perpetual repair the fences thai,
now surround the premises hereby convey.
ed sufficien, heigh 10 prevent all egress
from the said premises.
Witness our han1and sealslhe day and
year above written
JEFFERSON DEMOCRACY.
by DANIEL S DIoKiNsoN, lheii Attorney
Signed. sealed and delivered in The pres,
enco of GEORGE WI CLlNToN.
COUNTY OF UNION FoRsTHE SAKE or UNION SIS.
On this 18Th day,of September, 1853 be-
fore me came Daniel S. Dickinson, who is
to me personally ku5wRas the agent Of The
first part. and acknowledged that he had ex.
ecuIed The foregoing insuumensa the acI
and deed Of ihe 1Flfssson Democracy.
JOHN C.AMATHER.
Canal Commissioner.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-12-06

fair in politics." that "Ihe end ius'ihcs the
MEANS" &C., man who during The canvass
misrepresented, abused, slandered and Will
fled us without stint or measure, man who
is accustomed (a1 least has that rePu'a'ion)
TO take the name of his Goo in vain-such a
"gentleman. and for such cause assigned
in the above letter talking TO US about the
practice of the christian virtues ]!
or course Mr.. Anderson will not have the
meanness 10 borrow our paper Of neighbor
TO see wha, we say ol him!-Ironton Regis