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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-09-08

FRAUD IN THE KENTUCKY ELEcTIoN.-Tht
Locolocos in every direction are enjoying d
jubilee occasioned BY the election af Mr..
GOVERNOR LETcHER. IL all their victories
ar are achieved in ,hs same way, and by The
same means, they scr,aiu'';y y have but l'"le
cause 10 congratulate themselves ch e'e!'
possessing The frs, elements Of respecc!.!abil
ry. Tha. governor LErcHER was defeated
by foul and illegal means, no man in his
rational senses, who is acquainted with the
facts, will pretend to deny. And those
means. wha. were theyl Why, the trans.
porla,ion Of ciowd Of vagabonds from
Louisville. 10 every county throughout tn.
district, the number Of votes polled exceeds
the number Of white males living in the
county. For the convenience Of The DEM
ocra,c press, we furnish below a synopsis
Of The vote Of that district for the last Two or
three years, from The Lexington Observer:
In 1853, Dixon received 5,353 votes in
the district. when candidate for Governor,
Powell, 5,O64, and G. NJ. Clay 27l--,he
whole number Of vOies being l0,678. Al
the same election, Combs, for Congress, re.
ceived 5,l4l, and 5reckenrge, 567l-lhe
whole number Of volel being lO,8l2, In
1859, Scott, for President, received in the
dislricI 5,683 votes. Peiree 5,057--the whole
number Of votes being lO,740. This shows
the very Sigh. variation Of 1874 in the num-.
ber Of voles cast in the several contests
But now we find that while Gov. Lelcher
has received 6006 ybles, Major Brecken.
ridge has received 6,532! Lelcher's vote
exceeds Dixon's by 6b3; il exceeds Combs,
by 867; and ii exceeds SCOTS by 3a3. Blu,
Breckenridge vole exceeds Powell's by
l.468; il exceeds his own TWO years ago. BY
86l; and !. exceeds Peirce's by l,475l
The whole vote, instead Of ranging from
ten 10 eleven thousand, as in the previous
contests just named, now raises 10 12 .528!
Ii would be rare creduli,y that could be-
lieve that the Democratic increase Of nearly
500 over Peirce's vote was made up with.
ou, large proportion Of illegal voies. And
il will BE- especially difficult to believe il
when il is seen haiti could not have been
composed Of accessions from Wings, in any
degree worth noticing, because the Wings
have given Lelcher more than three hundred
over their vote for Scott There is only
one explanation Of The facts, and that is the
importation Of Breckenridge votes from
abroad.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-09-08

THs FORGED NoTEs ON THE ONO STATE
Stock BANK.--SIale Auditor Morgan has
published letter detailing his reasons for
remaining quiet on the subject Of these
frauds, and giving oil the information in his
possession relative thereto. A fixed belief
,ha, silence was essential 10 The discovery OF
the authors, induced him to avoid explana.
uon. He says The guilty party is now nn'
der arrest. His name is Ransel Lamb. q
copper.plaie printer. A large amount oi
genuine bank bills not ye, filled up have
been captured, and also the genuine plate ol
the State Bank Of Indiana. All these notes
and The plate belonged 10, and were abstract
ed from the establishment, in which RanseI
Lamb had been employed for eleven wears
prior to his arrest. The plates Of The Stock
Bank were placedin Lambs hands by his
employer, 10 prin, The bills Tor the Banks
and he struck off additional impressions fol
private use. The Auditor demonstrate,
clearly lha, these fraudulent noles were
never in the AUDITORS Office, and do ne
bear the signature Of the Register. The
fraud was known al The Audi.or's Office O'
early as last April.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-09-08

The Paris correspondence OF the Ohio
State Journal gives the following interesting
item:
The maneuvres Of Commodore String.
hOm at ons,an,ihop!e have excited jealous.
les and supicions in oil marulime nations,
but particularly those OF England and
France. The Treaty. ol l84l prohibits
armed vessels belonging iopny Of the grea,
powers Of Europe to pass into the Darda-
nelles. This treaty Of course exers no in
huence upon an independent power like the
United States. Commodore Swingham has
gone through the Dardaneles with his feet,
and accompanied the Turkish fleet, sailing
in us GENRE, into the Back Sea; he has beer
feted by the Turkish court, and has made
complimentary speech to the Sultan: and
IL is reported that he purchased from the
Sultan, for the sum Of FIVE hundred lhousant
dollars, the exclusive right TO a ship roaC
through the Sea Of Marmora, and for o
shou connecting railroad. Very naturally
all this has aroused ne suspicious Of o,hel
nations, and they begin TO ask wha, Brother
Jonathan is after in this par, Of the worldl
Brother Jonathan is looking after the into.
rests oi his commerce--,hal is oil.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-09-08

CENTRAL AMBRIcA.-The New Orleans
papers contain Costa Rica dates 10 The Esd OF
July, and we learn by them ,ha, treaty has
been concluded between them and the Pope
The confirmation was made with grea, Ger.
emony. The character Of the treaty may be
easily guessed. 1t establishes the Roman
Catholic religion as the religion Of the Re.
public. The educational institutions are
placed under the control Of the clergy, anC
all instruction must conform with The re-
quirement Of The Catholic Church. The
choice Of books and writings, pertaining ,c
religious and moral doctrines, is left enlire
ly TO the Bishops. The 4,h article Of ,ht
agreement is as follows: The Roman Pom.
,iff being Chief Of The Universal Church b,
divine right, the bishops as we'll as the cler
shall have free communication with .h,
Holy Apostolic See.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-09-08

IMPEACHMENT OF JuDGE FLINN.-The Gin
einnati Gazene of Monday has the follow.
ing paragraph We learned, some time
since, that the question was debated whether
il was better 10 gel rid Of him by repeating
The lao by virtue Of which he holds his office,
or 10 proceed by impeachment. His party
friends have become so thoroughly satisfied
Of his corruption that Il seems they have
determined upon The later course. We
shall expect 10 see nice time II they once
get a, the case:
ave understand moyemen, Is on foot to
impeach Judge Finn Of our Criminal Cour,.
whose Judicial course has won for him dis
.ingushed nosorie,y all over the cou n,ry.
Suspicious OF The integrity Of the Judge have
crep. into the public mind, and the convic.
ZION that he is incompesen, and wholly un6l
for the bench is quite general. The rumor
is that public meeting will soon assemble.
TO raise committee 10 colecl facts, prepare
charges for the House Of Representatives,
and present them 10 the consideration Of
that body early in ,ha mex, session Of the
General Assembly.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-09-08
'rIalned correctly where Be could 5.

uscerlained correctly where be could BE-
found.
Yesterday they engaged carriage and
went 10 the place where he was at work in a
cooper's shop, six miles beyond Alexandria,
in Campbell coun,v, Ky. On his person
was Iound large bowie knife covered with
blood dried on. and a revolver loaded heav.
lily. He also had some gold in his possess
ion. and says that large amount is on de.
posi-, in this city. The description is pre-
cisely that as given above.
When questioned as 10 how The blood
came on the knife, he replied: 4 killed an
Irishman few weeks since but | am 10
smar 10 tell who ihs man was or the place
where ! murdered him The officers
brouRh, him 10 this city, and lodged him in
the Hammond Stree. Station House, and
Immediately lelegraphed 10 the officers in
Virginia TO come down and ge, him. They
will probably be here this evening, and
leave here for Charleston io.morrow with
their prisoner. Officers Rose and Ryder
received the $500 reward--Cin. Gazette Of
3Oih ut.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-09-08

o. The Whig Senatorial Convention for
this disiric, was held at Porter ON the 9Th
inst. Judge Bes,ow Of Meigs was Chairman.
and VIM. Nash, Sec'y. We have not re-.
ceived the official proceedings for publica
,ion; bu; learn that RODNEY N. SrlMsvN
ESD, Of Lawrence county, editor Of the
lronton Register was nominated for Senator,
and Hon. V. b. IloRToN, Of Pomeroy, for
Member Of Board Of Equalization. Two
such nominations canno, fail 10 give entire
satisfaction. Mr. Slinson is a young man
Of energy and ability, and publishes one Of
the best Papers in Ohio.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-09-08

0T Cincinnati is progressing finely. On
Thursday Of last week. Mr. James C. Hal,
ex.poslmasIer, was shot, on inc street, by
Dr.. Fisher w. Ames. The ball pene,ro,rd
his liver, and he is not expected TO survive.
Cause family leud.
The mex. day. Judge Jacob Finn, better
known as "horse Jake" attacked John Jo.
life, ESQ, in The marke,.house, where he was
walking with his wife and neice. knocked
him down. and bea, him severely. Cause
Public denuncia,icn Of Jake's official con.
duct.
Two rather exciting slavo cases have been
tried there lately. One case, involving sim.
ply the cons,ilutionali,y Of The Fugi,ive Law
was tried before Judge Mclean, who sus
,ained the law, and remanded the prisoner
10 The custody Of his master. In lhe olhe
cose. the slaves had been brough. 10 Ohio
BY trader, who was removing them 10 tn,
sonlh. from Kentucky. They were lnker
before horse Jake" on writ Of "hav,
his ca,cass," and remanded 10 The cus,od,
of The trader without much ceremony. 81
we 90
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-09-08

We are sorry 20 inform our readers that
"Aun, Mag" has retired 10 private llle' and
Of late devotes herself exclusively TO domes'
tic affairs. The "Reading Club" pfC]ec'
has been abandoned entirely. We regre,
This, more particularly as several OF The most
in,eligen, ladies' and gentlemen Of Pomeroy
have recently signifed their willingness to
aid in establishing such club. But our
remarks las, week offended the good old
lady, and there the matter rests.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-09-08

"Stop my Paper. Having always ,aken
an independent course, frankly avowing our
sentiments on ali occasions. when called
upon 10 do so by Surrounding ci rcums,ances.
it is TOO late now for VS. 10 auemp, 10 turn
hyPocri'e, even though byso doing we nigh.
greatly increase our patronage and popular.
ny. We have los, many palrons The las.
year, for Offences as insieni6can, as the Of.
Tended parties themselves. No, word Of
complain. ever escaped our lips, on accoun,
"i 'hem Withdrawal Some Of these ndivid
uals still Continue 10 lake the paper
from their neighbor's doorstep. Instances
Of this kind have came under our own oh.
servs'ion. Sill We said no.hing. We only
regret .ha, such con,emp,ible creatures ex.
is, in our neighborhood Bu. there is class
in This communisy--Ihank Providence, they
are small in number--who have Withdrawn
their patronage from u.s. because we dared
10 speak on. boldly against immoraEi,y and
crime--agains, the fruitful source OF most
Of ,he imuoraily and crime with which our
own community is afflicted. or these, q
word or Two may not be amiss. We mean
tho rumsellers--lhe men who feed and a,.
ten on misfortune, misery, and woe. We
care no, how soon The los, ru mselier's name
| is erastd from our snhscriniinn hnnk We
do no, care 10 handle money obtained in
such del, stable business. We can pi,,
their victim, even when reduced 10 the low.
esl possible ceDdiiion--covered with rags
and filth, stepped, il-muy be, in crimes Of
deepest dye, and los, 10 every sense OF
shame; but for Tho fend who .puls the bot.
Vie TO his neighbours lips, and makes, him
dru2ken, also" we can have no other feel.
ing ,h6c that Of The most unmitga,ed con.
tempt. We feel proud in being able to say
that wenevcr had friend who vos drunk
ard.maker, nor do VIC ever desire 10 have
one. Mcssrs. Fish & Co, vii! please bear
this in mind.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-09-08

T We are enabled to issue paper this week,
although at the eleventh hour. 1t was our in-
tention to issue on Thursday; but in accordance
with our usual luck, our journey,nan received a
dispatch calling him away to attend the funeral
of arelative; our devil wished to visit home, and
we had to attend wedding. OF course, these
circumstances delayed the issue. Still, we are
unwilling to omit issuing one number of our pa
per altogether, if it can be avoided by any posi-
bility, Better late than never is our motto.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-09-08

There were only nine hundred and sky
nine deaths in New York last week; yeI a
number Of Aldermen, called the 'board oI
Health" met on Friday, smoked few Sc.
gars, and reported the City never more
healthy. How they could say that, in The
midst Of the horrible tilih Of The streets may
seem strange TO strangers, but-Ihey are Al
dermen. or these deaths 24l were from
sun stroke, which, with The Is reported last
week, makes 229. We estimated The mum.
Der o, geo, for which we got credit so me oI
our contemporaries Tor gross exaggera,ion.
Deduc.ing the sun strokes We find 65d
deaths. The deaths for the same week in
1859. were 5a4, and in 1851, 469. Ye'
with an increase Of nearly 80 per cent over
las, year, the Board or Health, alias calder.
men," declare the City 70 be perfectly
heal.hy.-N Y.TfibHae
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-09-08

Temperance Meeting at Chesier.-Wc
learn from Mr.. Plants, who has jus, returned
from tour through the southern counties
lba, Rev. Freeman Yates. Of Michigan, will
address The meeting ut Chester on Saturday
and Sabbath peK,. Mr.. Y. is hos. in him
self, aud will mol fail 10 interest his audience
We suppose Messrs. Plants, Curtis unC
Evans will also be on hand. Every bod,
will 60, OF course,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-09-08

The wesl) are making extensive arrange.
mems TO accommodate the crowds Of people
who are expected. Articles for exhibition
can be en.ered, up TO ls NJ. Tuesday. 9o,h
inst. The paymen, Of 81 entities the exhib
ilor and family To admission to The grounds
during the fair and to exhibit as many At
ices as he or she may own.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-09-08

ARElST OF A MURDERER AND HlGuwAY
RoBBER.-On The 4lh day Of July last. near
Charleston Kanawha county, Va, a man
named John Worley was murdered on the
highway, and from his person was taken
three thousand dollars and some valuable
pnPers, A man named William Patton
alias William Waller, who was seen In the
murdered mans company the day Of the
murder, and who was suddenly missing,
was suspected Of having conmiied The
murder. Patton was mate on the steamer
Greenwood Our police have been actively
on the alerI, and iwo Of them, officers Rose
and Ryder, received secretly the probable
locality Of his Whereabouts. aud on SUNDAY
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-09-08

~ The yellow fever was abaling in the
South, ot Ips' accounts. Only abou, 1000
unoccDmated persons remain in New o..
leans, The average of deaths is abou, 100
per day The disease Is still raging a, Nat.
chez, Vicksburg, and Mobile. The conir.
buttons from vo,ious cities in aid Of the suf.
lerers al New Orleans have already amount.
ed to $3.50 900.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-09-08

Another Sale.-We understand .ha, the
farm Immediately adjoining Mr.. Andesron's,
opposite Coalpor,, in Vi,ginia---.he number
Of acres we did not Ieurn--sold lasl week
for $4,000.
Sill Another,--The Bradley farm, con.
tanning 80 acres. situated in The sou,wehs,ern
Parl Of this township. sold OH Monday. al
public sale, for $5.O35--Messrs. Horton &,
BOswor'h purchasing on speculation. This
is considered rare bargain.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-09-08

FLOUR AND WHEAT.-There has been
quito sudden riso in these articles during
the pas. week. owing TO foreign advices
The failure Of The crops in many parls ol
Europe is the cause assigned. Flour is now
Us per bbl in Pomeroy and wheat 9Oc pc,
bush. We,hink still further advance mu,
be expected,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-09-08

6T The corpora.ors Of the Columbus &
Hooking Valley RaiIroad have called a
meeting oflhe stockholders a, Logan on The
s9'h ins'., for the purpose Of eIec.lng direc.
tors.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-09-08

The following licke. was nominated this
week in Gallia county by the Wings:
For alive.-Alexander Lopue
Sheriff.-Na,haniel A. Fisher.
Treasurer. 2. Calohan.
Pros. Auy.--S. A. Nash.
Commissioner.-R Graham.
COroner.-D c. Rathburn.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-09-08

The fire annihilaior has prned up again.
Il was iried ni late ERE nj the Globe mills,
in Utica. and ex,inguished The fire immedi.
uieIy. The hose from The hydrOni was not
long enough to reach The fire.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-09-08
PROCLAMATION.

'CHE qualified Electors Of Meigs County, olio,
l are notified to meet at the usual place OF
holding elections in their respective toMpshipa,
IN the second Tuesday Of October next, ana then
and there proceed TO elect one Semator for The
eighth Senatorial DSidct--eomposed Of the
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-09-08

DIED.--At the residence of ]. @. Bestow I'd,
in Chester, MeigS county, Ohio, August 18th,
1853, PATIENCE A., only daughtero Of Benjamin F.
Randall, and the late Sarah J. Randall, Of Athens,
aged six months and eighteen days,
Within the brief space of seventeen weeks,
our friend Randall has been called upon to part
with both wife and daughter. The ways Of Prov
dence are truly inscrutble; yet Christian trust
always beholds the hand of wise and benefcent
Father in the heaviest chastisements of earth.
The certainty Of the happiness of both mother.
and child in heaven, is to him strong consola-
ton in this dark hour Of trial and bereavement,
God is Love. The Lord doeth all things well.
In peace and quiet they slumber,
The mother, and babe at her side;
Each joyfully found in the number
OF those for whom Jesus hath died.
Why should we forbid their reposel
Why mourn DER their early demise2
Each blend in the rapture of those,
Forever at home in the skies.
-.u w. T. HAND.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-09-08

HEAVY RoBBERY-PR0vIDENcE. R. :. Sent
2--ihe messengrr Of the Newport bank was
robbrd This morning. on bon I'd The s,eambaat-
Perry. Of o package containing over sac. .O00.
While his back was turned, the iheves a1
roiilv changed the package, subs,i,u,in6
bundle Of newspapers Of similar dniens hs N
The messenger did not discover The robbef8
until he arrived al the bank
Execution OF WoopwARp. -WAsBrN+
TON. Sept 2 Woodward Tor The mud,
his wife. WAS xeculed a. half past elsgen
O'clock t.dap
He made ~ aorf"ssion, and me, his lsla
with appareu, oiiif.rence.
MAIL RoBBEnY-JouN FouLkR. o Loco.
postmaster a, Mou'rie, CoIumbiana county,
was arrested las, week bv the Marshal Of
Ohio. on charge Of robbing The mail, and
taken TO Cleveland for txami nation. He
was held TO bail in the sum OF $4,000.
BURNING OF THE DEAD.--The New Or.
eans papers Indignantly deny The report
that the burning Of the remains Of The vic.
inns by the yellow fever had been resor,ed
TO-. The rePor, appears to have been cir
cula,ed along the river and was telegraphed
from Louisville to the East. The Bulletin
Of The f8h inst, says that no such occur.
renee has taken place, and there is no prob.
ability that such OIL awful necessity will
arise.
The steamer Cherokee, which has been
running IN the line 10 Chagres, &C., was
burn. 70 The wa.cr's edge a, the dock in
New Fork on Friday night last. I, was
heavily loaded with merchandise for New
Orleans and Havana. Tho loss Of the yes
sci is estimated a, $500 900, and on the
goods at $3co.0OO.
The University Of Vermont, at Norwich.
has conferred The degree of L L. d. on
Frank lin Pierce. He has now the addi-
.ional handle Of DR.. 10 his name. Lucky
man!
7 feel hufrd,' as Tie fellow said when The.
cow Kicked him.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-09-08

The Women will hold State Temper
ance convenuon at Dayton on the siS iuS,
--'he day of opening the slule lair. Ad,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-09-08

HAMILTON County The Wings Of Ham.
il,"n county met in convention On Saturday,.
and presented TO the people the following
excelleni ticket:
Senators--Bellamy S,orer. Capt. Jos. s.
Ross. and Jacob ]. D-nnis.
Represeniofires--Thomas Spooner. s. J.
Thompson. Dr.. A. f. Jones. David Fisher,
Col J. H. williamson. A, s Sullivan, John
M, Cochran. and Rob,. B. Moore.
Commissioner-Samuel n. Taft.
Iredsurer-W. II H. Tavlol.
Board Of Egualization---Reuben R.
Springer. Joseph Burgoyne and Samuel Ire.
vor.
Common Pleas Judge Alpbonso Taft.
This is good ticket, and we wish we
could say i, will be elected. We can sny il,
ought TO be Taft is one of,he best LAWYERS
Of The city, and would make capital Judge
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-09-08

pOR X PACKING .--The subscriber is
making arrangements to pack pork, in Mid.
aleport' and will contract for from four to FIVE
hundred head Of hogs, 10 he delivered from the
LIST OF December to the goth.
Sept 10 6w3S GEO. w. HOLMES.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-09-08

PsAcnEs.--Thnnks TO Mr.. Morris Long.
sHe,h, OF Salem, for baskelIul OF very fine
ones. May neither his shadow or his
peaches ever grow less.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-09-08
or The Ohio s.ule Fair is 10 be held in

OF The Ohip pIaie Fair Is 10 be held in
Dayton on the 2p'h, 2lsi, 22ud and Esd
inst. I, is expected TO exceed .hu, Of any
former year, Two Of The halls will be zoo
feet long by so widp. There will be 900
stalls for exhibiting goods. The ci,tens Of
Doylcp (Which is tho hondsomest town in
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-09-08

IIoes.--We hear Of contract made by
g. W. Holmes, Of MiddIepori, for 100 hogs
a, IA net, to be delivered Dec. lsi.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-09-08
1ARRIED.--In Pomeroy on wednes,l, y

morning, 7lh inst, by Rev. T, B. Dooley, CnAs,
W. Hoy, Esq, of Gallipolis editor of "Bct,ie
Stopper,") to Miss CAROLINE G. TAYLOR, of Pom
eroy.
There's anotl er evidence Of outil luck No
sooner do we begin 10 congratulR.e oussl' lat
we have made fair start to oWard n aImoog nan
some fair-haired youth politely requests US p e,.
as GAooAsMAN, while the parson unes him o our
dearest dear" The thing is becoming eplu r,
cal and quite alarming Of late. OF: unye. .ssl
good nature has thus far prompted us to SUBJ,
with apparent cheerfulness; but the annoyance
is becoming quite too common. Young men, yol
should not ccYei 20 neighbours swee shearr-
that Scripture. Well, let by-gonas be BY 'gones
but don't do so any more. Get Sweethearts c
your own, and don't bother other people. Our
sufierngs were greatly alleyiated by having
'jOlly good time" in accompanying the happy
couple to Gallipolis. Farewell, Carrie, peace to-
your ashesl
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-09-08

~ DIGheTP, Such is the true meaning Of the
which it is derived. rL;s is The sign;scant "vm amd
appropriate title OF the TRcs DIGESTIVE Tir,n or
GASTRIC JUICE, prepared by DR.. ia, HoucuTos 81 oc
Philadelphia, from the fourth Stomacnof the ~
for the cure of Indigestion and DSsoenSa
1t is Natures own remedy for an unhealthy Som..
ach. No art Of man can equal its curative pow.
ers. II renders GOOD EATING perfectly con-,
SlSient with HEALTH. See advertisement, in,
another part Of this paper.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-09-08

dresses will be delivered.by VIM. Gage and
Clheu.