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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-06
New York Civ.

- o.. -
GENTL LESIEN:--Yours Of The Esd inst,
asking me TO jain coordination 10 put down
the Ohio Nosirum Bill, came duly to hand.
!. canno, acede TO your request for the fol-
lowing reasons:
The law requiring that the composition
shall be published, Of every medicine sold in
that Slate cannot work 10 the injury Of any
body who deserves protection. have pub
lished ihe recipes OF my medicines for &c
.een years, and believers rihs 10 be the honest
way Of making their virtues known 10 the
community. The Medical Profession pub.
lish their discoveries 10 The world as SOON as
made, for the bene6, Of all mankind. Why
should we noll The Law which you fear will
destroy your business, can iDiure those only
who falsely pretend TO discoveries and se-
cre.s which they have not, |, will expose
the emptiness cfsuch pre,ensions, and the
public will turn aside from such preparations
as are found 10 be worthless when their COM
positions are known If medicines have re.
oil worth, they will be only the better appre-
ciaied and the better patronized by laying
their composition open 10 ,he public; ,ha, all
may Judge for themselves. lf they have
not real merit, IL is due in common Justice 10
The suffering sick, 10 The public health and 70
the cause Of humanity; thai, the people
should know ahem 10 tavoidIhem. ~
"a hia3a 4 Yours Respectfully. a IaSf &
JAMES C.,AYER.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-06
P0MEROY, TUES DAY JUNE 6, 1854.

irymen will heafiily1curse him for. They
must have war and trsde AZ the same lime
so thai we should moi wonder 10 hear Of hin
receiving orders % leave The ports alone.
This is certainly novel manner Of car.
rying on a war. buiitseems at least 70 be ,
very sensible one. Hard fighting abroad
without sensible embarrassment Ut home IL
the mildesi form thai war~can lake. The
sailors will get their prize money, the gov
ernmeni will have the glory ofshe war. ant
the merchants will gslihst supply OF iallon
which has been such vast source Of unea.
mess. tF
Inthe view Of the case We have ,aken
our members Of Congress need not be il
any Ear that the rights Of neuirals will moi
be properly respccted. The Americansmer
chan, vessels viii bsSshs greatest Of pets
and actually copveytd from one nor, L
another - Pills. Jour- VA
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-06

DANGEROUS SHOOTING. The Sandusky
Register says: Captain Alvin Fox, Of Per-
klns, has long been acknowledged az ths
best shot in this section OF the State Ills
prowess was put to fearful .esl on Thurs
day afternoon. Apiece Of card two inches
long, by one and a half finches wide, woa
suck inio the slit Of apiece Of shinglc three
inches IN length. Placing this in the
hands Q { his son, s. M. Fox, the Captain
paced often rods distance; and the boy
holding gu, the card a, AIMS length,
fiye balls we're put through itby The hands
OF ilie fasher! This deed was Witnessed BY
four 2crsons, and the card is now IN our
possession. y.lg !,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-06

raIors were las, week put upon trial. and az.
Ter . patient bearing, were convicted, and
sentenced BY the contt 10 three months i'm
prisonment and 6ne Of 800 each. TO
them this has been amos, unlocked lnr re.
suit. Instead Of realising an Infamous ior-
lune they have only me, the fate which all
rascals who attempt 10 exlort money from
honest and unsuspecting mon deserve. lie,
their fate be warning 10 any who may
think Of making similar operation wiihlhe
law lately passed in Ohio. Such law can
never be justly enforced. and will only be
resorted 10 BY men who may desire 10 fill
their pockets with money dishonesty y Obtained
from their neighbors. .- Xenia Torch Light
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-06

lsSan,a Arna member Of the present I'D.
niinisIraiion pailyl- lis well known ihss
The Polk administration gave him pass, by
which be entered Mexico through heArher.
icap blockading feet. Alter leading The
Mexican army against our own, md getting
well whipped by The Wing Generals Scols
andTaylor. he again left The country. Pierce
however, is no sooner made Presideni. than
hecomes again to Mexico. makes himself
disatar, and Immediately he is waited upon
byone Of Piercs's Elvoys. and off.red fifty
millions oi dclars for large silica Of Mexsi
icAn,erri,oryi 10 this all occidcn.al OF has
ia designl-Cin Gdz. ii gilhaesrfe
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-06
By A.. THOMSON.

Ministry: 375 ships have now been charter
ed, for Two trips, and contract has been
made for The shipment OF l20,0 900 men and
10000 horses 10 any poft in the Black Sea.
which The orders, when unsealed, shall dis
close. Meanwhile the Russiansare concen.
iralng their forces upon the lower Danube,
in readiness for the storming ol Sillstria. a
city upon The right Of the Danube, and the
best fortified position Of the Turks North Of
Shumla, which forms their headquarters,
in The Baiksn, and lies in the mostimporant
of the mountain passes. The number of
Russian troops between this position on The
Souih, Bucharest on the East, and Upper
Bessarabia on the North, cannot be far from
10000 men. The Turks are rapidly
pressing through Lower Wallachia from
Kalafat, SO that ii may be hoped that the FOR.
ces so long shut up within those intrench-
mems, will aid the resistance 10 the mainin.
vasion. Al present ahe Turks will hold in
check the Russian advances. lf the allied
forces send large division to the Gulf Of
Limhan, and land ia Bessarabia, the only
hope for the Russian army Of invasion will
consis. in the security Of their prepondera.
ing number, and AN early victory. Such an
Anglo French movement will Gu. off their
supplies, q large depot Of whichis al. Odessa
and will shut them up In forIresses or un.
healthy bottom lands, along the Danube and
below the Sereth. Blu, we doub. no, that
the attack upon Odessa has been anticipated,
and that the proirac,ed silence respecting
the operations of the large Russian army
will soon be explained by some overwhelm.
ing and decided movement Of its forces. 3
Al any rate. the English and French fleets
must now be promptly supported by the
army, in order 10 give the attack upon Odessa
It's real value in The diversion and dismem-
bermenl Of The large Russian force! ae
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-06

CATTLE CONVENTION. N.---There is 10 be q
grand Fair or Convention, lor the exhibition
Of calie, in Springfield, on the a5.h, 26sh
and eth days OF October next. This is an
arrangement, ol the Jlnied States Agrlcul,n.
,ural Society, and we understand tito be a
national affair. Competition Is invited from
all the people. Ills, ofprcmiums will be
published soon. Six ihonsand dollars are
70 be dis.ibuIed,o IhesuccssSlul competitors
Springfield IL near the centre Of the cattle re-.
gion 81 the Union, and Of easy access by
railroad from every quarter, which we doub
moi will ensure an assemblage ol Iine ca
lie, never surpassed in any oonntry.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-06

In consequence Of the recent abuse Of The
ranking privilege, the Postmaster General
hes issued instructions to all officers 10 the
departments, special agents, ETC., TO strictly
enforce The provisions Of ,he &C. Of Congress
in The mater. No person can frank leuers
not written by himself, or at his order, IN.
der penalty Of $40, ard any person sre-
ceiving letter under frank, NOT entitled 10
receive letters free, Is obliged 10 give notice
a. the Office where received. thai posiage
may be charged, The Postmaster General
intends to strictly enforce the law.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-06

IloRRiBLRl---At Noris,oWn, Pa las. week
a miserabls mother cut ofihe head Of her
child, an inIan. six weeks old. The head
was Gu, off close 10 the lower jaw, leaving
the whole Of lhe neck on The body. and
probably the nearcs, reason ,hu, could have
prompted 10 such deed, was disclosed 3 10
q sore pass,book, found abou. she house. -
In The space Of .wenty.six days, ,wepiy,nine
quarts otlquor were charged therein, and
in about Two and half months sixty!seyen
quarts were charged. She was committed
to The Montgomery county prison. The
man who sold the liquof, should be made A.
parry 10 the murdrr. y. ,.,sa. !.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-06
Dur exchanges, almost withou, exception.

'Mr exchanges, almost without exception.
says The Georgia Home Gazette. bring un.
lQyorable accounts Of tho stale Of the crops
n null sections OF The South The recent
tfQsls have greatly injured both co,ion md
cern, while fruil and early vegetables have
been generally destroyed. Fears are also
expressed lest the wheat crop has also sus.
ialned serious injury. We do not remem-
3efsso unfavorable d spring as the ypresent
lofseyerpl years. Although early and pton,s
iling, the frosts have blasted The hopes Of The
plunler, in many sections, and even rendered
y necessary in some cases to replough and
teplant. 2i ats'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-06

AS,. Louis pnper says tha, there are no
more slaves in Missouri now than there were
FIVE years ago. The white population OF
the State IS rapidly increasing, being now
over 700 900, while the slave population is
gradually diminishing. There are less than
10000 slaves in the SIaie. That paper pre-
dies that before many years Missouri will
become free State The importation OF
slaves from other States into Missouri has
ceased. With slavery abolished Missouri
would speedily become one Of the most
wealthy and prosperous States Of The Union.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-06

EVIDENCE OF SANlTY.--One or the facts
o, Franklin, Pa, put in evidence a. the
trial in the Supreme Cour', 10 sustain the
will oil The late William Ruvsell, was, tina,
only few days before he had made The
will, he had called a, The Office OF the Dem.
ocral and paid for his paper year il I'd.
vance, thereby saving fifty Gems. The
Court and Jurysupon this decided lha, he
sssvf tame mind, They therefore also de-
eidsd Ihal lhe world was full of crazy PsoP.
pie ego
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-06

REvIvAL.--A pro,rac,ed meeting Of the
United Brethren Church, held in this place
last week, and also q, the Union Church,
where the meetings we understand, sill
continue. quite revival has taken place.
Some twenty persons have joined The Church
altogether, and many others have been led
to enquire aiter lhe best interests Of their
souls welfare. ~ West. Mess.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-06

BRITIsR 'CoNsoLs. .'--As many persons
do not understand wka, is meanlby cons is
which are always prominen, ar,icIe inshe
English money quotations, We give the fol-
lowing definition from she Bankers Maga.
zine. h q ssg9.i: & =
They are three per cent, English Stock,
which bad iIs origin in the &C, Of The Brit
ish Parlianiepi, consolidating (hence The
name) sevefai separate government, stocks.
called in The aci consolidating annui!ies,
and commonly quoted forbreyi,y 'coasols.'
w bon ne consolidadon look place, tbeprin-
|cipa| o( The several funds thus merged,
a11oqnsed % E9 ,i37,S2i. BY ihe funding
|of additional and subsequent loans into this
stock Il amoun,ed on The 9Th of January.
1886, 10 Eeo5, ,76O, ,228. Since ina. period
only one has been raised-lha. for compansa-
non 10 The WestIndia planters iii The eman.
|cipa.ion Of slaves E20; 0;0000 900, and few
|miilions have been paid of The total in
Z ip,ai.as1 'Hass /. .9a Il Eaeish
debt and 6 81 4 IFisll aeDs. Sousor u, !. !.
|debtof 7l2. 4oi ,96i sterling The stock
from il Anonnl aid "a 3 Immense number
u n holders Is nole eeaslsive ,o ilsRnnn.
|eInI |n||I'5nc6 ihfn any oikek and Il ibere.
for1 hs s'1s| sock oI iE|s ope,k.i4n 81
PaySble senI:ddp9s||
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-06

1HE OCEAN DTEAmkttnsFt ||. |'|' tAII ~ II'
VAL OfFIcERs. will be TOGO |Se
one Of the main arguments used 10 "a n Is'G !
gress into the Government quasi parlnetsa1IsSl
with the ocean Mail Steamship Companies,
was the admirable school Of steam prSc.ics
10 be afforded for the proper drilling Of The
United States naval officers TO take charge
oi regular war SIT ,tamers. Accordingly navy
officers, ieulenanis, passed midshipmen. and
midshipmen, havebeen assigned 70 lhem,
and others Obtaining furloughs. have entered
the service Of The various companies 10
learnihc business thai'sii, Il seems how.
ever, that perhaps twenty Of the most prom
Using officers after having Learned The bust.
ness, resigned their commissions in The SER
vice Of The United States. The last occur
renee ollhis kind is The resigna,onol d Lieut..
Col. E Higgins, which look place r,cn,ly
Lieut.. Higgins for Two years past has been
in command Of The ocean mail steamer Her
man, which accounts for the milk ih the
cocoa nut.
We presume he resigned only alter the
Secretary would not consent TO extend his
fnrlough. by which extra duty was forced on
officers willing TO do oil assigned 10 them,
while he was exempt from his Legitimate na
val duties, and in receip. Of handsome COM
pensaiion IRON the owners Of the Herman,
in addition 10 the pay allowed him by the
government. under The law. So much for
the governments ocean mail system.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-06

Ma. w. W. GRERNE.-Ths gentleman,
after delivering three lectures on the subject
oftemperance, Iafl this place on Tuesday
last, for Ravenswood and Parkersburg. from
thence he will return TO Karawha. On bis
return, !, is expected he will deliver !ec.
iure a, Racine or LeiarisviIle or both, We
bespeak for him the kind attentions Of The
friends Temperance. which he SO richly
deserves. West Mess.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-06

PosTMAsTsns.-- The frs, assis,an. Of ihe
General Pos, Office, has written a leuer, In
in which he says, PosImas,ers are allowed
one cen, for the delivery Of each free lener
except printed matter made free by the
frank Of members Of Congress.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-06

gret questions and interests that are loom.
ing up in the future. ln few years there
will be no investment for the two hundred
millions, in the annual increase Of gold on a
large scale, so profitable, and SO necessary,
as The development, and cultivation OF the
tropical regions now slumbering in rank and
wild luxuriarce. 1.-THE slaveholding race
in these States ARE but true 10 themselves,
they have great destiny before ihem.'
There Is no necessity Of wasting words in
explaining the meaning Of the writer; he is
open, bold and shameless in his avowals--
The main propositions are embraced under
Two heads, the onnexaiion of Cuba, and the
reopening OF the slave trade. This later
declaration may be considered without ques.
lion The boldestand most offensive proposi-
tion thar has been made for the public eye
since the formation Of ihe Government. II
strikes a. The foundation of all moral re-
s,raint, and openly sets at defiance the laws
OF God and man. Association with the advo.
Gates CT such measures, under our present
law is next TO impossible. When such sen.
timents prevail atthe South andbecome the
principle Of public action. there will Of fcourss
become an end 10 the union Of these S,aies.
The constitution will have been rewritten
or trampled under foot. One universal an.
tagonism will have takenthe place Of fra
ternal love. ~ ~ S3 i4a 49its' r ,iE
The subject is really 100 debasing for pa.
.ient consideration. To think Of discussing
the Christian bearings and philanthropy Of
the Slave trade--a thing dcclared piracy BY
common consen. throughou. rslehdom, is
q mocking too low for indulgence ltwould
be sinking civilized man belowthe yeriest
savage that roams the woods; !, would be an
erasure Of the hopes and aspirations that
link man 10 immortality; in short, il would
be denial OF Christian obligation, ,sunfuing
man for association with his fellow man.--
We mus, turn from This contemplation with
disgust. e43 n, q
In what we have said, our main object Ia
10 awaken a,,endon, and 10 call upon the
Northern public 10 look. ibis subject full In
the face. Wehaye heard of faaaiics IN ihs
free States ba) ibo South. II Il does not repu.
diasetEo no|h hors of such madness, has gone
lihr beyond Hhal the North ever could have
Ibeen accused of,-- G +. 3. Journal
sgs 3{I ,..II ~ * 1t ,Ets si VA
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-06
9 shooting scl,ooiinasters.

004n n0nGnnpO
Throughout, ,he dIselIssio6s exci,ed bv the
murder Of Butler and s,he rial of Ward,
,ha, The shooting ii schoolmas,ers as. IN
the abs,rac,, reprcbensibIe. whoever niol,,
be- ,he iudemeni. win rennrd II anv paytic,,.
lar schooImaster. The Richmond Eramine,
however, has brouched 4 diffsren, ,heory--
namely, ina, the shooting average Of North.
ern schoolmas,ers nv so1,hern Gentlemen is
correc, and commendable. Thus runs The
Eraminer's avernen,: "A ~
.The Sou.h has elor yeafs been oyerrur,
with hordes or ilIi,era.e. unpriscipled grad.
ua.es OF The Yankee free schools, Chose I,o..
beds Of selrconcei,ed ignorance. ] who have
by dint Of unbIushinp ilnpudence, es.abrsh
cd themselves as schoolmas,ers Il, our midst,
These creatures. with rare executions. have
no. deserved the pfotecsion oI our laws. g.
They bear Ilei.her ii person or ia mi nd q
very strong Resemblance 10 human beings
In language. morals. manners and, education,
they might Iced one d believe ,ha, Frank,
ensleir was moi ihe mv,hof 4 German Rs.
nance wriier, and she Yahoo 4 real rather
than a fabulous monster, born of tae en-.
ycnomed an1 sslf<icnl nan ofSwift. OI
this cIass, |chab6 Crane, d northern wri.
ier pcrsrI's 81 1 \ an|Ica achoolmastcf, Is 1
|f1osi con1p|luo I6ry and <|a,sering picture
50 odious ase some d ihesa 7fiuerdai iepor,
dhiasss 70 lie poou| 4 81 |o s S5uIi; IS lI,|| 81
ab3|il'onism and co1c8a|6d l|Ico||II6risrI
af9 Inany 81 This class. so fill of guile lf4.lI
aud decelb Ihas the deIibesate shooting ofone
oi Them down, iii iI.e act Of poisoninp ,l,s
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-06

or The following letter from the cele.
brated DR.. James c. Aver. gives The honesi
side Of the Noslrum question. Since the
pubic viii use these remedies we wish for
tho sake Of suffering humanity there were
more of,hem like his cherry Federal and
Cathartic Pals. which requires no secrecy
10 make them 60 down.
Lowell. 26sh April, 1854.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-06

qe furnished at liberal reduction in price,
isoI From the Ohio State Journal.
South Rmssia--The Crimea--Setas-
tOpOl--Odessa--FrOgress Ofthe War.
n AZ lengt, the allied forces have commen.
ced actual war, and have given assurance ol
their sincerity in aid Of The Turks The
critical condition ofihe Bank Of England
the certainty ofa prouac,ed war would wear
OUT their own strength rather Than ruin the
calm and cunning foe, and the hazardous
condition Of the Turkish Iorces, have COM
bined, with dread Of popular fisings which
must signalize along continued disturbance
Of the peace Of Europe, 10 drive The allies
70 energy and offensive warfare. Moreover
Austria and Prussia so nicely wayer, ,ha. a
hope Of lheirunion with the western powers
can be strengthened only by significant
exhibition Of material power. ..s
VI The field Of conficl now embraces Rus-
sian soil, and |, may be profitable 10 glance
a, the typography and resources Of lis chief
points Of interest. s., i 5ssl ssssl
SOUTH RUSSIA, so called in the division
efihe empire. embraces several governments
and a population Of three anda half millions.
The Crimea, consists Of peninsula,
prCjecling into the Black Sea, and connected
,hsn ron, rol,as Ia ~ Th. ' naa's.,.. ~, mo.S !,
,h,s ;s,bm,,s n,au haa.a J., 1902. sp""oT ~ =,
Ta,,;o ,nonn,o;n. ee"v c,o.s. ,"pva .Io,,s., "e
;nsaia .,;Saas 1eo @ saa' 'v,gso o s.v pa
fo,nn Hi, 'and Cs.,;,.. .sils, 49, nv
Mad snd .,a no,ad r.. H. s q, 1880 tsv.
Climate. The Cracks so,ma,lv % bsId I, 'ba
Crimao hu, i, ~. snnoxsd - 80. 80 s.", "9
n i77A and .o.;n ~ I7ea y S..N.a.a, a, ais.' !.
Io .L sa'"ea, snIn us'ng uesP'y 'neen'ea Dy
"o sea iv.'"s '"s me naloof before mem
c"r - 49,. "IS T. oo'o % 'Hucu 40 al'
"a 49, a.s...s,asi - Sns0 i. "o e"'sueo y na.low
s;ds mh;,. ~ Ipa'. :. 'anu on e,'nef
s "n.s Ju.' oI's'us ..uese Po,n's = iong
;ma M I' os.,. .sa" a,'u 'vuNlwaru, compel
S ~, .o,.,. - ~ eu'o :. s,oSely snueI me sousn-
'.a.d. .ha G,'Is ~ so''''a'u'nE . guns, lor 70
~ ~. Paos s'.o e''uai'so no'h,waio,
ans.1's I ~. a'u s",ol 'ne PIT uhuer tne
noun, ,no,a @ ~ 'h"n sno.e.g ano ae oa''orles
- ,Io.o ."un ~, N'oov guns ihciuuings
.,,a =, 'a,se Sa.Ds1' ana y ane works are
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-06

Ue uehiai oi Ontis 1ut ouiigaAloh,s uuiN'ipS
man for association with bis fellow nlan.--
We must turn from INSTRUMENTATION with
disgust. eat] ssss ~ ~ .ai
In wha' we have said, our main object Ia
10 awaken a,,endon, and 20 call upon the
Northern pub!clo look Ibis subject full In
the face. Weheye heard of faaqsics IN ihe
free States. ba) ibe. South. II Il does not repu.
diasetEe nulhors ol such Inadness, has gone
lfhr beyond Nhal the North ever could have
/ been accused of.- G. s, Journal
=.
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'' e 81 ''1 !, &
For sevefal months buck ihe English pa
Ipers have loeaaed wl'h articles ip prqIse
Iof The greet adyanceI IN civilization which
has been made IN regard 10 The mode 81 cars
Trying on The present war. The wicked sys-
laemeofr granting le,iers,of' rnarqpa = 10 bel
discorfaeed, - unworthy q l|Ie present e11'
liehielIdIl 1g3. Her Gracious q ilolcst NE
[l1epn. <nd |eG mos, viaq pna hq'oane|
n ha Iini lS
tsne NOBLE s'ano my nass 'aA0'l - ''''s ''O''
limPp'1am m suoJee. ...3, ...s, s,,a,. I.
VOW, sns "un,s, .,,a' "a dsI'a aa gS ,,Ia
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-06
ID THE TELEGRARH.
RSbLisHED EvERY TUESDAY MORNING, By
A. THOMSON.
!. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
One Dollar and FiffV Gents,

-sis TERMS OF SUBSCktf It0N.
One Dollar and Fifty Cents,
II paid in advance,
Two Dollars within the yenr.
tfinot paid until after the expiration of the yeai
Two Dollars and Fifty Cents :
will be charged. is stash s..s s.,
GrNo paper will be discontinued until all ar
earages are paid, except at the option OF the pub
fishers. :
pTTAll COMMUNICATIONS on the business Of the
afiee must be postpaid tbseeure attention, 4
GT To Gibbs, often or more, the paper will
qs furnished at q liberal reduction in price.