Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-18

"A JOUhN AL VT oODO hDAN AM.
sUpERDLY AND PRoBUsELY ILLUSTRATED.
Devoted 10 thc Advancement
OF RURAL INTERESTS IN AMERICA.
This is one Of tie largest and most elaborate
works Of the kind in America.
Rural Architecture ft rms one of the principal
features Each number contains from two ~
four enravings Of model cottages, from designs
by eminent and skillful architects. Spact Is al
50 assigned to the tasteful art of Lsndsesps
Gardening; engraved plans of gardens in every
style, and adapted to the peculiariies OF different
orders of architecture, beautifying the work.
Engavings Of new fruits, new flowers, new
vegetables are illustrated and described as sooa
as their respective qualities can be determined,
forming the most complete and elegant Manual
of Rural HuSbandry ever attempted.
An experienced corps of PRACTICAL writer's,
| seven in number. are engaged to fill its columns.
1t contains seventy large pages, and IS printed
on the finest pearl-surfaced papef, manufactur-
ed expressly.
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among those who send us the twenty largest lists
of subscribers. These premiums will be paid in
cash. The first premium will be $500.
The following are selected from hundreds Of
similar notices, voluntarily contributed by coa-
temporaneous publications.
The Horticultural Review deserves the most
liberal patronage. 1t is not only eminen!ly pfac.
tica but is written in style that equals the
best efforts Of the tate A. j. Downing.-Knck-
erbocker.
- The most elegant and useful book OF the Hind
Aol, or hn ind - hnc YER
oGssyyation-RegiSter.
MroReagles, the editor OF the floRTIcrLrURAL
REVIEW, is practicr pomologtst, and one Of tia
finest scholars our country boasts Of. He pos.
seSses the glowing descriptive powers of Dick
ems, the elegant gossip OF Walpoe, com >ined
with thorough knowledge of rual art.-StaIs
Police Tribune.
Farmers. buy it for your sons-buy it for your
daughters. II is a rich intellectual treat; rare
combination OF the beautiful and the useful
Argus, N. Y.
W. haJ<lkuNAt that in Downing's death. the
kslot tHent advocate Of rual adornment had become
Ionly cherished remembrance; but in Mr.. Rea-
giles we discover ah equally rich mine of mental
wealth, that betokens The influence OF the spirit
that is gone.-Montrose Trbt ne.
Advertisers will find this an unsurpassed me.
dum of publicity, as the lloRTIcULTuRAL Re-
VIEW circulateS extensively in every State in the
Union. Advertisements inserted at the rate Of
90 PSI eNooD ENGRAVING.
Those reqiring Wood Engraving, can have
their orders executed in an unriyalled manner.
Special -attention is given TO views of ANIMALS;
an experienced English DtauRhtsman is engaged
for this express purpose. Persons living at q
distance can forward daguerrectype Of the oh
ltby MALL they wish engraved. which will be
sufficient guide to obtain perfect FAC sIniin'
Stock Breeders will be dealt with on very .reas-
'n'1Sr%z nzc5
| !0[ESchahEe LIST is plreadS-sery large. A
further extep4on. As not desired, unless pub
fishers are Ytlkpk kfQgiveNhe above advertise.
ment several. Insertions in their respective pa
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useful subject, from both English and American
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Of the book required.
Specimen copies will be forwarded.on the re-
cept Of IS cts. in postage stamps.
| @. REAGLES, Publisher.
| 208 Broadway, New York.
DROBATE COURT, MEIGS COIrN-
TK, SS;-Fmal Settlement OF Accounts
Notice is hereby gwen, thatthe accounts Of the
following persons have been fled for settlement:
! John r. Ellis and John n. Philson, Executors Of