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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-06

Read what Dr Bushnell Of the Graefenh. rg N
Cnts lr B Is q Stefan Of extensive practice, and
% tho most successlnl ln tho county lTumhnlN in WIN
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Rnnr Avn SHOE MARREr

few buy rsron the South and outh in the
market but win probably purchite 10 the neg boring
sho uwus have been visited aud cmpars'n formed be-
pruhahl- supply aud demand air quHuity OF or
de- been received about many 40 Is usual ~ ths sea-
sou however. is remarkably quiet and dealers
will have little de- r weeks than make prep
arariuus fan trade Many anticipate good de-
coming the Nest ciu y. viii be in
better condition puchasr.u Tor some year past The
stock ods In hu section Is limited and ere Is eV-
prospect that their growing oi rHdtil- viii De
large aud bring high prices manufacturers are pre- ar
ing for the tall trade % q cousd. Tabe extent
There public sales since last report at
which 4 sold for the aggregate suu OF 9e1S-
Il pOrrer, B.5tyn.
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MIr0itiuEs.

u j, KELLER, M. d ECLECTIC
W Physician office iors No. 81 south west
Public square and ~ Erie street
A FULL ASSORTMENT Of Botanic
"A Eclectic ard drugs and med Cinos at No. -
W corner of Public SQUIRE.
INFORM MEDICINE that is sweet
w and agreeable TO tase, at % 5. ". corner Pu lc
Square. mtR
WARN POWDERS AND TEA
w that is effective O,d easy to take at 80 Publ
tuygs
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DR.. AMOS & SON,

A RE THE ONLY PHYSICIANS IN
a the State who are members OF the Royal College o
Surgeons, London. May be Consulted from O'Clock o.
the morning until at night IN every stage aud symptom
disease The treatment they adopt the rGsutt upward.
OF thirty extensive practice in Europe aud
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COUNTRY INVALIDS
Persons in any part Of the world may be successfully
lfeated by forwarding correct detail OF their case with
remittance for medicines &c.
address, Dr.: AMOS q SON. corner Motn aud Quly-.ts
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sECRE AIRY OF STATES OFFIcP,)
Columbus O. April 7, 1852. !
hereby cert tfY hiatt foregoing JOINT Res luton, 're
ttisr 10 an Amendment 10 the Cuus uru idiug 4,
Annual SESSIONS h General AsE-mb ." is ne COO,
from the original roll on file Ia this OIL,
A RUSSELL,
apl3:25lroct9 Sec etnrvu state
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SIHEKIFF'S SALE ~ Virtue Of a

~ III n klFF'S SALE ny Virtue OF
y wit Fer FAc ~, issued from tho CUu OF Com
mon Pess Of CuyAhUga county, at the SIT uI James
Clark, Assignee, Pan MI against Mrs Mary Riser De
tuuiant e lie upon aud suuil for SAL n uu.
auction at he door Of the Court House corner Sen
en- and Champllin stpets) IN the city OF ClcycI d. IN
said county tho 10 h duy Of June 1859. 2uC,urk
NJ Of aid dny, the following described lands and ten.
emeus, 10 W.T. Sltuite IN tie Guy Of Coye d. county
ol tu, uhuer. OHIO, rs known original lei
acre lo No 1853 tond possibly smlil SRI on 5g uegn.
uiIs on the Sou hery Of EuC nd street, lty Two rCl
tastery from uTt Alloy, thence Soutl rry TuIc with
tile lne Of sad ulle To Huron street thrnce Esry 90
the Nhrrly line fHurnu stree furtyes ht feet thence
North ry parallel wi the line OF shOu Alley TO Euo Id
street, thUnue Westerly the line hul street fury-
shtee TO the place Of beg inning be the more o.
less
Appraised at S65OO
ID l., WTGHTAIAN cIcr,U
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CONTRIBUTING AGENTS.
JOIN u MOOSE. Agent N Z X r. No 2O1 Broad
wav, N Y.
WBS sULDLNG. Agent Snnuldins's Express, No 2l0
Broadway. n Y.
CHEMGFRLiN THOMAS & co Proprstors i AIer-
chant Cen 7 CRuHl Line, No gl broadway N. Y.
WI. STEWART Agent levelanl 4 PtJsUur u Raiiio d,
Pittsburgh.
ID. B. Wttt IA NSbN. Agent Cleveland pIttsbuigh
RllrOud Wheeling Va
HUBBV HUGHES s. co Forwarding Merchants, Cleve
lalI Ohio
AK MORRIS. Forwarding Merchants, Cleveland
Ohio
" Z WcDnW'IL. Special Agent. Cleveland, o.
]. TALLMADGE, Forwarding Merchant, Milwaukee
RICHMOND CO., cor. Clark md South Water streets
SHELDON PEASF, Managing Agent
mnrl52bg Office foot Of Michigan st BuiIi o. N Y
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CLEVELAND AIO BRIE RAJ ROAD

Aets E sis'.;'s:s
1859. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT 1885,
nN AND AFTER MONDAY, Apr
~ lth, 1859, Passenger rrain' will as fellows;
LEAVE CLEVELAND
1910 A. h Mail Tram stOps al Wal stations tNct
Mentor. Nicklhe, Perry, Unouvi ls and ss
brook, ana arrives IT FuD l:42 p NJ DunkI
3:i2 NJ ami Buffalo i;2U p NJ
$40 =, Nj. Cnclnnall IIpress IRAN, stops p,inesvl
Madison, Asutabulu, CunuCuut and GluTd OF
aud arrives It krlu at G:az Z NJ: Duukrk s4
r. Al Buffalo lO2O p NJ
GAo =. M.--Nighl Express Tram stops al Paiuesyle
lahue, Cunheaut aud Giratd only, ana arrive, .
Erie l'l5 A NJ. DunkIk 3:l2 A. Nj Bun
i46 A. NJ.
LEAVE ERIE.
1905 A, M Night Express Train stopping NO Grard AShi
Ia and Pam syillu only and arrives al Cley
land nj 3.tn A. NJ.
1875 A. M M IL Iraiu, stops at all stations except Swa
VA Sa} brook, Union lie, Perry. Mentor d,
WlcH llhs- viii s.Op OnzSiHal 20 take passe
gers'Jor CtepstaHd oHigat Nayhrouk Union sil4
Perry Mentor and WlCkline, and aruYe
evtlBud HOS A NJ.
l25 p M Day EEpress Train, s.ups at Grard Couneat
Ashtubula uuu PaluUsYlll0 only. aid arrive
CleyclsHd al bO1 M.
All the trains going Westward connect al Cleveland "
trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus Cincinnati
Louis &c and all the lFulne gong Eastward connect
DuukGk with sho trains of The New York Fri RaIru
aud Al Ruhalo with those of the New York CeutruI L
Buffalo aad New York X Ere Railroads
Cloyelanl, avn 4lh. ltt9 upT2
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MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION


An i-srumsn Tor the Vt Nocturnal Emissions
properly kuuwu Seminal WeulIfess, Can be permt
len ny cured from hi days To months by he
this mstrument when used CUuiulutly with medicines.
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BUFFALO, CLEVELAND and CHICAGO LINE
OF SCREW STEAMERS.

ON THE OPENING OFR@Az1
" LBke Nagguliol, the Proprietors n Hfal1HM
offlia Line VIII put upon ito route rom y1sl -
Buffalo TO Chicago seven frst-cuss A -aiaAa-l-aaa
: S.naM StenmeTs VI greut aLL.m.lM aud Epuuu.
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This agreeable Tonic, designed
especially as a
Safe and dreHabIe Medicine
for Family Use,

S offered to the Public as a supe.
ior article, PoAeE.ng all the vir.
ues atcribed to it as a Medicinal
Beverage, and deferving of their
'atronage in preference to the fus-
'icious decodions emanating from
rreipon6ble fources, and fold un-
Ter various pretentious names.
The faa that our houfe Established
n I778,) has attained a favorable
equation for the genuine character
d purity of its Liquors, will, we
It, He sufficient guarantee of the
Xcehence of this article.
Put up in QUART BorTLEs, in
-aies of one and two dozen each,
md fold throughout the world by
)ruggiRs, Grocers, &c.
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lDbpsitians & 5urQeolls
]. M. JOHNSON. M. D.
TO ChrOlItC EMUOiids.

HOMEOPATHIST.
Office l0 Sarwrls Book, upertur Street, Corner Sem
St Residence No. I Pittsburgh 81, Cleveland, o.
tebl6:dl
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J. p. LAMBERT, NJ. D.,
Amhmrm Enmr lurunra Damn

am Methodist clergyman. My heart has fairly ached
to witness the feeble health VI women have travelled
circuit preuchig the Gospel. thank God however
tha have al these diseases give to the Grateu
be MaTshals Uterine CathOlcOn whe has bee
used. Rev. PETER SHARP, Rdgeway, Mich
former Of Western S ak, Medina 90, o
~ For sale by Druggists and Medicine Dealers through
out the state
" For medicines or agencies address
II. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
40.
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IL gives great certify TO the nvariabe
rIve sci0u OF the GIuefenberg Marshals Uterine Ca
thul con all Of female disease aud to the skill
high moral charact Of the Aiodbal Department Of the
Graetenberg Company.
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FORMING A TRI.WEEKLY LINE

Aud running IN connection at Buffl with the NV
YORK CENTRALR x and the MERCHANTS CEN
TRAL LINE or CANAL B0AlS, % iho Ere G e. Ga9nl %
HuI at CIrvelyud / IA the CLENEi AND hlIlShU hG
RAILROAD, touching at Detroit Muckinac Shti Oysau
'ot Washington, Milwaukee, Racine; keuosha, aud Wuu-
kegan,
Tus Line is prepared to issue contracts and give
Ce,eIuud tu Detroit Sht6uygau Port Wash uetuu, Mil
Yankee, Kncine, KenOshu Wuukeean Chicag ana to H
points the RullrD dis 'Gthug Out O cagu anu vi Wnu
kes "a all prominent points on the Upper hlssis-
srui River.
Upp.T Likes with any regrla,Ity
Tn liberal atTOulge en'el TO tue Line the phst sea
SON y ira, ling pub ic hn, induced the proruetur,
% rr ay increase urc0mml tiOu iU passe gers ud
tn in Chrnu sute aud uumt uube route viii hhu
It ny takn this fOuts.
Insurance uu property shipped by his Line can he obtain
ed al les rate han by ether havng within The twt
tran. ted prop v tu ~ amount eGcr' du-
sixteen mill dol lars IN value, without any loss
VIII The unequrcd facilities the Propretgrs hops t.
receive liberal patronage.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-24
---------------------$ - -
DcnutY dlarSInal 'H'yler

Our readers will recollect that some
time ago Deputy Marshal Tyler, of Mchi-
gan, undertook, Illegally to seize an Ameri-
can vessel, the Concord, of Cleveland,
while lying at Sarina, in Can ida. The
Captain objected to the proceedings and
TyleTin true Marshal style, shot him dead
on the deck of lis own vessel. He then
fed to Michigan and gave himself up to
the United Safes District Court. AS the
murder was committed In Canada, of
course there is where he should have been
tried, but the u. S. Judge, probably to
foreslaIl the action Of the Canada auhori-
ties, had him inIicted in his own Court
AS he was n pet OF the administration, and
the Judge lis tool, of course the whole
thing WIS farce lie was tried. however;
the District Attorney reIusi1g to d aft
Iii! tor murder he was indicted for man
slaughter. On this he was convicted, and
the Court, as if to show It's oontempt OF
jus ice and to insul: the sanctily law and
human life. .fRed lin one doilor!
1t WAS supposed that this tarce would
shield the Marshal from further trouble.
But it seems that he is not 10 get off 80.
TIE British Minister at Washington has
just made demand upon the President
for his rendition. TO be tried by an impal-
tial Court, in tlre jurisdiction where the
murder WAS com mitted, This places the
Admiuis ra;ion in dilemma. The treaty
Tih England requires the rendition. The
neck Of the murderer requires that the de
mRnd should be refused. The Admins
tratiun, st last adyces, had the mat ter
under consideration.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-24
Cincinnati Market.

FRIDAY, May 70
FLouR--The market was very dull to day, and pri-
ces nominal. The only sales were so brls. extra
White wheat at 81 s., and 100 do. supcrfne Mt 81,
closing unsettled. y9I brls. received the last
twenty -four hours.
PRovlsioNs-There was nothing of consequence
done, and prices bust bc regarded nominal. The
only sale was 81 hhds. Bacon sides al OAc. Buyers
generally hold back.
GRocERiEs-The market is unchanged, with mod
crate demand. Sales of Sugar at 197A.c. Molasses
39c. and Coffee ut IL "a @lliac.
RlcE-A sale of o tcrces Ut JSsc., at the Landing.
In the small way 5i4@35hc. are the current rates
now.
Wharf.-The market is duh and unsettled, nnd
prices Irregular that accurate quotations cannot
DC given Sa,s ltU bushels prime white at 3 30; $50
do red at 81 49, 90 do do. do. at 81 4j, $40
White from wagons, al 81 jl@ 50. Holders s"hrr-
ally hav; rct rcd their stocks from lhe market. and
th.rc 10 not any round lots Offering at tho aboy.
quotations.
CoRS-Ihe market is steady and 1.m at s9<99lc. for
mixed.
RYr-A fair demand, aad prices are steady at 81 C3
GgI IS.
BARLEY--Thr market is quiet and dull ut 5Jq9G2c
and 800 do. ut Gsc Market duh and dropping.
B.LED HAY--A continued brisk demand, and prime
Timothy is selling SO per ton ouarrlyul, und
S2l from store.
BuTrER-The market is steady, and prices un
changed. We quote choice Yellow Western Reserve
at ls9D Joc., and prime Ohio ut I40Dl7c,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-24
Gnt AkiA LkeNNnrHl.

in aenordap"e with the uniform prRc-
tiee of the Admins ration, William d
Bishop. Of CorBerticut. who was repudi
"ted by The perple at the late Congress
iouHl eier ion in that S}ate. has been ap-
pointed Commissioner of pntents by the
President The theory of oar Govern
ment once was, that the will of lhe people
should control, aud that those on,y should
fill it's important Offices who had the con-
fidence and respect of The ciuGrns. But
AL this is changed unler The sham De-
mo, racy. The only sure passport t9 ap-
pninlmentto to high positions in the Federal
Government, is the fact shat the appoiniee
is REJECTED by the people. Take the entire
amy Df Federal ,fiice holders, from the
Cabinet down to the lowest slave catcher.
aud wilh scarcely an exception they are
appointed against The will of the people.
and 6ec"uss tire people ,oo'tld not elect them
10 any ofi.e. There is not at this day. a
despotic Government III Europe where the
mioi.ss Of power are selected wish such
studied disregard Of the popular will
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-24

Dr.. RoBAcK's ScAND tNAvIAN REmEDiEs.-The cures
accomplished ac by these great Swedish medicines
would be incredible they aitested by the
parties themselves over their own names. DR.. Ro-
back, the discoverer and sole proprietor of these
famous restoratives, is preparing for publica-
tion his Ii st of for 1885, with the names, resi-
ences. etc. of the patients; many ofwhom had been
told by their family pb! scians that there was
help, they must die. The faculty are thurderstruck
They never dreamed of the possibility Of compound
ing preparation capable Of reaching the seat OF
disease in the blood, and restoring that fluid to
healthy colditiOn,wh absolute certainly. All dis
cases of the stomach, liver, bowels, kidneys,
nerves, skin, glands and muscles, infalIbly re-
moved by Blood Purifier and Blood Pills. See ad-
vertisement. lS-lm.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-24
John NJ. Crane, editor of the Bo!

ET John NJ. Crane, editor of the Bon
ham { Texas independent" was recently
shot down IN the street, by man named
Sal!er, and MORALLY wounded. lie lin
gered in great agony for four hours. The
Pittsburgh Advocate" says that this j..
NJ. Crane was the secretary of the m et-
ing of the mob in Bonham. which. on the
18th of March, engaged in the infamous
work Of driving Methodist preachers from
that country at the behest Of slavery. He
WAS also one of the committee that drafted
the resolutions adopted by the mob.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-24
The Cl..cI.ann.G E,lam1rer.


Ih's organ of the Democracy is being
read out OF the party by it's fellow laborers
IN kentucky, because it will not support
The Southern demand for slave code for
the Territories. The Cynthia News"
Glasses tile Enquirer with "Black Re-
I'dbfcan" Journals. and the Louisville
Courier" is down on it every day. 1t
calls its brother editor 1.-THE hypocriticoi,
Wil'not ProViso. Black Republican, Of tie
Cincinnati Enquirer" who pretends to be
Democrat, de-, dc This is certainly
hard to bear, but tie "Enquirer" has to
endure it. We think it unkind, however,
!" these papers tolampoon the Enquirer"
In such style. 1t viii in due time do their
bidding without applying tho lash so un-
inereIully These papets should remem-
Der that the 'Enqui,sr" is printed in Ohio
where i! is necessary to maintain the party,
that it be permitted to play the game it
does. 1t supported the Wilmot Prpviso,
TO be sure; but having thereby secured the
triumph Of the party, it joined the South
and now denounces it. 1t opposed the
repeal Of the Missouri Compromise, and
having, by so doing, saved the party from
total rout,pow goes with the extreme South
on that issue. 1t opposed the Fugitive
Slave Law, and thereby saved the party in
Ohio, and now supports it with the zeal of
Slave.catcher. ltopposed the Nebraska
Bill because the party in Ohio could not
have been held together without such op-
position; but it now swears by that bill.
IL opposed the English swindle for similar
reasons, and now supports it as finality.
And 50. too, itnow iiercely opposes the en-
actment Of slave code, for which its
Democratic com peers lash it SO unmerci-
fully; but rs soon as the election is over
and its duped followers are again cheated
into the support of the party under false
pretenses, it will be found with the "Cour-
ier,' shouting for slave code as if it mad
been its inventor.
The Enquirer" is but carrying out the
legitimate plan Of campaign necessarily
conducted on a system of double dealing
and fraud. How else can the party be
kept together? If the same principles
were promulgated by the Democratic press
in Ohio, that constitute the central and
vital life OF the party in the South, it could
not obtain twenty thousand votes in the
State. The party itself being two faced,
necessi'ates faced policy that must
cheat one or the other Of the sections, and
hence the course Of the Enquirer" But
it is hard when it is laboring like very
slave to cheat its readers for the benefit of
its Southern masters. to have these same
masters call it rAypecra;col. Wamot
Prouiso, 3 'ock Eepa Jhcan. pretending 90
Be a DeneOcrut "
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-24
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CBARKE'S
CeIeb,uted FcmaIe PMS.


PROTECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
Prepared from prescription OF Sir j. Clarke, NJ. d.,
Physician Extraordinary TO the queen.
This sBvaluable Medicine is unfailng inthe cure Of
all those painful and dangerous diseases to which the
female constitution is subject, 1t moderates all ex-
cess and removes all distractions, aud speedy cure
may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
II Is peculiarly suited. II will IN short time bring
on the monthly period with regularity. ..
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Govern
meht Stamp Great Britain, to prevent counterfeit.
CAUTION. sF"
These pills should uot be taken by females during
the TnREE MONTHS OF pregnancy, as they are
TO bring Miscarriage, but any other time they
safe.
In all cases Of Nervous and splnai Affections, Pain
in the Back aud Limbs, Fatigue slight exertion
Paptaton OF the Heart, Mysteries, and Whites, these
Pills Will enect cure when all other means have
failed, and although erful remedy do not
tain iron, calomel, antimony, anything hurtful Of
tue constitution.
Full directions accompany each paeksgeS
sole agent for tue UuLed States and Canada,i
JOB MOSES,
(Late L. c. Baldwin q CU.,) Rochester, n. Y.
n. B.--sl,LO and 6 postage stamp ehclosed to an
Authorized Agent, will nsure bortle Of tho Pills by
return mail.
For sale by D. Reed, POneroy, o.; }. D. Park and
SURE, Rcsteiu & Co.,Cineinnsu, o yaIyH
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-24
sHERIFF,s SALE.

QY virtue of execution 10 me directed
~ from the Court OF Common Pleas of MeigS
County, will offer for sale on the Sd day
OF June, 1859, at one o'clock r. NJ, in Leba-
non Township, Aelgs County, and on the
lands OF Charles Danforth, ole Steam Saw
Mill, Known as William H. Dke's Mill, and
consisting oil one Engine, two Boilers, one
Circle Saw, one Saw Mill Carriage aud all
the gearing. rigging. belonging to the same,
and The entire flame and chimney, il being
an old boier, and one two horse wagon, and
one sOrrel horse, and sold as The property of
William u. Dixie, ct. al, at the suit OF John
Mckinney, Administrator of James B. lsaacs.
(TEe Above described Mill is warrsnted to
cut 5000 icet Of pine hoo:ing in IL hours.)
J. V. SMITH, S. Al. c.
May 24-2l. .2t-S!00
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-24
BOOKS FOR SALE.

TRNlNG'S Works, viz, Tales OF Tray
l. eler, Donaville's Adventures, A lhambra,
Knickerbockers Of New York, Brace Bridge,
Astoria, WolIeers Roost, Life of Washing
ton; Virginia Cenmedians. Juno Clifford,
Nellie OF Tuno, The Torthhght, What Can
Woman do? (By I. S. Arthur) The Castle
Builders, Roughing it in the Bush, Fnget m,,
Noi, The Pet Annual, YOUTHS Keepsake,
isora's Child, The Fawn OF The Pale Faces.
The three Gardens, Clara the Child Of Adoa.
ton. ClOvernook, by Alice Cary, Beatric-,
Dream-land BY Daylight, Lorimer ,Llttegnod,
Esq, Getting Along. At publishers prices,
by 2lIy WM. II REMINGTON.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-24
tFrom the Bulletia, OF May 4th.l
Free Negroes Leaving NcW Or
leans fOr AsAYtI.

The brig West Indian. left this port on
Monday evening, for Port au Prince,
having on board over one hundred and
fifty persons Of color, voluntary emigrauls,
most OF whom were of the better class.-
Nearly all have trades, aud they 90 to This
land Of promise with high hopes Of better
ing their condition. This movement of
emigration emauaIes from Grffrard, the
new President Of Hay'i, who is desirous Of
enlghtening and rendering more industli-
Gus the population over which he is called
to rule, by tie infusion OF new and more
wholesome blood into the body politic.-
With this view he has appointed. agents,
who charter vessels and afford free pas
sage 20 all disposed 10 emigrate; paying
only a moderate sum for their sustenance
on board. Tie West Indian is the first
vessel that has left this port on this mis-
sion. She is 10 be followed by others.
according TO The demand for emigration.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-24

HoLLowAY's PILLs,-It seems as if the pharmaco-
peia were eventually to be narrowed down to two
specifies, Holloway's Pills and Ointment. We have
conversed with individuals who have Witnessed the
effect of the Pills in of epilepsy, ordinary
vulsons, srasms, bilious collie, palpitaton of tho
heart, dyspepsia, ETC., and they all tell the same
story Of their efficacy and infallibily. So, too, of
the Ointment The gene raj opinion seems to be that
it never fails in ucerous and eruptive cases. 1t is
an indsputabe fact that those best acquainted with
the preparations have the most implicit confidence
in them.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-24
Nav YoRK. Anril 24lh
Horace GREELEY.
ScHooI. TEACHERS Allowed TO DANG,

School TEACHERS ALLpwED TO DANCE
Our gallant superintendent Of Public
Instruction, I'll. H. Van Dyck; has sus-
lained the appeal of Miss Head. of the
Third Assembly District oI SIeuben county
who was refused q teachers certificate by
School Commissioner PetIengil because
she declined pIedging herself not 10 dance
during her engagement as teacher in ore
OF the State Common schools. The right
of schoolmistresses to dance is nov fully
established. - 4Ns~ York Poet.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-24
JOHN S. DAVIS,

I ATE OF the firm OF Crowley & Davis, de-
IL signs prosecuting the Planning business,
at the old stand, on Sugar Run. Thankful
for the liberal bestowal of patronage hereto
fore, he will endeavor 10 merit is eontmu
ahce by promptne5s and neatness. I6-d
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Mere Millinery G0Gtis.-Ca and
Mrs. s. D. Gibson, wLo has just returned from
the East with fine stock Of cneap Millinery, such as
Ribbons, Flowers Rhushes, Bonnets, TaSsels, Ladies'
and Misses Hats, &c.
Pomcroy, May 2isl, ls59.-4t