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I,uRNtTUhE. Vanishing. Repairing, and Jobbsng
shop PennyIvanis south side, between 18th and l3
Lambs Factory Iionsekeecer
and others having repair leaving their orders
calling shove place. put Hrrt ~@ey such
Will undersigned With their work
srsr'on ssd moderate harres the sus.cber eonn
IDENTITY snvcipatcs public vsoAage Ud chasu sceAssd
In Imitation crsssfs sv Avos,
the undersigned respectfully so,n continuance o the same
Anf &-eotm s RobT H. WAbNsLEY.
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OsvNs vuAss assss psschssRx lasd wasas
No p Os ued Oh vsAssay, ase u The asns N Jacob
kns nm my y " pesa. af~Ns WashiaGne
lws sAyss, 0ssssal LAID Oss asaiss
~ issue III PATENT ssSe sNS ApNno~ wth ks s@s ~
n. MYER. AxSnt
Aug lA-lsws~
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SANDs AND CUMMINGS BRICK MACHINE---PATENT
y Rights sae-Michae Nours~ this city been
appointed exclusive United for the sale
machine IL and
practical throughout country
cesffuy worked by the application of any motive powe steam.
With light horses the clay tcmpcted and
Fix bric Ks moulded In hss The beet
thus eacelng in pidi Of operation other machine
for that known.
The patent delayed until The
chine be protected abroad Meanwbiir, NJ TO
pared for the OF Of tcto and TO give
good title 70 the same
Ariy psd their ONCE OF 9Th and
streets, the Poet oface Department. -
June ly-eodH Ua.".
VENFUCkY MILITARY INSTITUTE, directed by q
board o vsers appointed BY the satr ~ andef The supern
t~ndence Of Colonel r. t. r. Allen, distinguished graduate OF
we., Point and practical engineer aided by Hse faculty The
OF study that ueuay the beet colleges with the
sddon extended natural science
th-orrtic aud practcsi engineering
The buildings will be rehtied and
heating them with before of the
which VIII rrndcr urognaied
regard heath, and agceabcnc-s
IL already
M INE
The will second Monday Sep
ember 1854 charge siO0 session,
Ieon's fee ~ ertraD payable in advance
Addr~-s the supennt-ndcn military INSTITUTE Franklin
ty, kentucky,"or the Undersigned
L. DUDLEY
JunelS I'm rfssds su nj ihe Unard.
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NOrHCETbe Navy Department will encrsn prcpcs'ious
until fs 25,h iustsnt.
furnishing ansne msch,nesy, and so'srs ecpes for The
United San Jscato lying
the Philadelphia navy yard. s...E T. - -. -.
propositions should specify tho tins Within
will be made fi
osca sucers-fa isi uip, ss,i~fsc'o TO the DE-
running be
Judged engineers be selected by the Secretary OF
the Navy. M IL
NAVY DEPARTMENT, Aug. IL, 10 J. .s1.l
Evening Star 81 Washington, and
The Pennsyvsnisn and Evening Argus OF Fhadsphia, VIII please
pubshl
Aug H-dt25thnst-
The ncucs h extended and modified as forcws,
desus drawings, will he
sned untH 10Th Day of September pvorwo nv furnishing
rrsses machinery eompte and for Repairing hs
boilers insteA N building NA ~
Payments win be made follows One half vacc~ssfu trial
depsuep and hc balance nfer least
ucceu runng W. lud-d Of by engineers
selected ny tirH seetStsry ~ me Navy. h a tt
NAVY DssAhrnrxr, August ~, IU53
Nspoua Tegvneer EveSns Star cf wsshsstop snd the
snd Evening Of Pnephts pieS~e pWbhsh
AsE ag-dtseptlo ~ Fie T''A isai - lt+H WV
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I'M. EDWARD II. CANnICHAEt., from Virginia
offers his professional The cscns of Washington
His residence and once i2ih adjoining the Irving
Hoe. Az 8-dtf
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General Claim Agency. e4 S0 Il
y A. SoMMERviILE Agent and Attorney prosscuioa
LIS Of description against Com
tbs executive Virginia and lasd
boug s0d RefrTences, Ae.,
forwarded per mail, uponrtGucss.
Dfbee Once POeeagen
prepaid asniioa Address
Washington, u. G.. 'FH3H -e July i5-- 1aw3madAcp
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III against inland rnnsportstion Jous
president n. ~. Capital, 9ToVoo
Gu As DE SELDiNG, Agent,
May n 2swU Seventh u, sppositc Odd resows' Han.
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.E..EE hAsionai Medical College. washington.
THE Thirty win
the fourth Monday in Octobc aud continue unu' MATCH
Thomas Miller, ". D.. Professor of Anatomy Physiology
wm Johnson. a. D. Professor OF Obstetrics and Diseases Of
Jo@su. airy d. Professor Of Mnca Mec. Therapeutic.
John Nay, Professor Principle, and P.etice
Grafton Tye NJ. D. Professor Pathology and Practice Of
King sonc D. Professor of Mioro.copaI and Pathology
Levi. sensI D. Professor Of Chemistry and rhsrmaey
The facilities for the prosecution OF practical anatomy are
ample r.. =.
regular and the wards for clinical instruction
m. ADDITION. building,
accommodates" Of the ek will greatly extend the usefulness Of
The srprn.. al eourse Of lectures
by the demons'rstor 10
Msr,co,~,ins fee payable only oncs,... .........
% tho Medical and Surgical Clinic though ie
'V'''' ROBERT KING sroSE, n. D.,
Dean ef the Faculty,
once residence Of aud itts sreeu.
Aug H-2awthN'' L-----
NEN DOMESTIC Day aOODx.-The sus.cdb.r. have
opraea. ss and well se'scSd stock Of domestic dry
30 p. .s ios ana iss ho,ns. yer. cheap
= !: SO s''.:. sS'ss cas-. a.:s. :: :, -.
70 30 90 in, ssaen.d ."s brown %sn ,sSs s%..s all
Scotch, nu. a"s Sassssses ssss". ,...ias. s%s s'''
suow-d.up and dam.st table Ssptin. aa
a.%i,oa s..essd and brown Canton aanne',
rouaas s.., .,,... I,,sn ,nss !. pure re. ,'nsn
pieces New York miDs, Improved
so do hos brown sbrtinSs and sheetnss ;
Is do Ane Manchester ging,ams
IS do styles fan cxicocs
IS do fine white cambrics, from ~ to o5 cents
rs do do jscopes do do
90 do fne striped plain muslns, IL to Is cents
10 do fine white and red nannes
Bed ticking, striped and plaid costons -
hpe plain and shawis, which viii be
s7za sold vrry Rrsa, bargains LLst 2. .aI EN
rs lace and ,mbroidered mantics, st half price.
stock OF silks beRcs and all other kinds Of sum
gpods will he -od below ts ofna, co~t We ear
solicit call from all who nsy wsh to purchase,
determined 10 sel low Wiee and no bumhug.
go MAGRuDER H. CALVERT.
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NOW Opsning . xPlsndtd AssorGzseas sT RsAa 80
~ winter goods, every vay which o. he ost
favorable terrs Part of stI W ISL
o pieces rarsme cloths sIi tbe choice 80 N
every vssicty OF qua iies IN the ckoien
a. o OF tan cosoE. which very dcr.hes uus 77'-
Psces WOOL ncssseinss "a hss psk, s.Aasos
ysss. pssssa awsss s.ssssHses, ~ usss vss u ta
rscss vs!y NM Persian cIoshs, very rch sysss
- - eessssA eteAeh haaW~s, fss eAiI1&t uAehu -
l0U N pejused lnousssnvs. ~ - - ~ II
49, NV sV4 psai1s IN the Io =, 'g,,'- 4
. g4rvsnts1 perercty fAss ~ i ~ IN
~ rsees nch hn tnshsms, vspy kieka
CAhPETINos
we jest received se new aSd vsrv Sss4r,h,. - 49,
~ - isssa eapssssss whsa " ~ = ~ ESs.
4!e nA1Ih pasad easpsh, suitable Aass ssA 49,
ssssd xsas.sv ~ csspsVs stts ssSx v1IlsSry ~
Wv 5.2iss sss.ssss :s'A - v'"'sw sysAa' s.'''
49, Seventh sssssa, Pssssysvsaas s~srss
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n ARBLE MANTELs-sisrbi~ wovks.-The Subscriber
ia his the public
creased bis stock Of marble anr comprising sienna.
Spanish Er Iaian and black mabe richly
and plain OF the best quality newest style, and superior hnt,h
Also msrble
slabs marble window
tells, and platforms marble u couoer, sn table tops
sosps,ons, cslcined plaster. 81 50 per barrel
Also hand large lot of Connecticut brown STONE New York
suitable building lie invites the
satisfaction vi who may favor him with lbei, orders
WIN. RUTHERFORD,
July 22A3tawsm On street, b.tween i2tb and 18Th
EOR RENT.That brick house, containing base
and the northeast OF Ns,schuseus
and oh adjoining quito spacious Uounda
contsns eis.ern Of water fruit uecs gnpcs, AZ Rent s
farther particular. ineu. A. Kendall Wilisn
Sdckp.y No. y ia towisrs building Of and
Seventh sirees
July 1-TrkS6
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NoTce vnder.rusd hsve ....ci..sd .hen'svs. 'oys's
N vsAss xhs ssae sHEkELL BAILEY, for the
r <o6tsdsss IN sseeu bsssntss h. an ~ vsssoss branch
pusnhaspA ned sock
lvksSis IA ~ sssr variety n Juhn K'ss<y Coz q
~ GDys ssGveec9, wbsss ~ win coc'i."s 70 k-se s
s~soss AsNsNshs tsa~sMs h~sss kAsey o. tses 0ss
~ s. - ~ s g. r. :: - sss s, ..s %
"s@' sV'"'a ~ yAMRs NJ sHnxELL.
ssgs1--A3dfpoi svf ae tusIAH X. 1AJLEf.
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EAM NJ ALA Atsxasdrta county. virsinia with
b kso s ~ the sqasiue aud four from the rerdeni
eussw wav will sell
Lazy ppoa ihsrO "cacd above within half mile oi
Bdy az hundred twenty There
sad ty beauf timbcrrd land
et1us Mach larger OF this farm rich
ineng tHsnty thirty WHICH might be dvantsseousy
a1SIs nssw fsfsoas who msy be dispoed TO purchase
gehn Ball. Ninth Prnnryiyania
svssns, ~ Aog4sie Ball, ON sdjaesnt farm .6.
NaYIl--eodH s- WIN. BALL.
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w peaches. sran
Also, White wine and pare cider vinegar
#Y. White IND aus celery seed gtas8
Lnas pepger~. frssh srses sNges I.I = = .ufa
White Jamaica and spices Of all kinds r pchna
and psesasvine e.fK
received cf fresh prune<, In snaN tSvs
psnpka, already prepared .s tHa1ise
tHB4AA&x -. - Aes3uvd ART
. sr y (rucespsen 10 4sba ~ tAhhnv - Cal
~ f r.ss xhg4 nhss csssss anAhss Araes.,
ny-we shall pIsased 70 pses-rt c~sSss ca
fs q vAty saref6v hfkhsss. - ~ f - ~ fa n
I 1Dtf~k ed8Wu y atss ~ NhW 0.RM.
X & - n II TT7
tUMIBB DuAaAy, a.. tast rsesfvsA anA ~ sale
Nv white brandy, t>h rvoof. o presssvins,) srnsos u
psva see spees tcf hs~dl hiss -
tsssyn ssAns rsssa< w~eAs 60 no ~ =
'warf invited GRO. h TDdN HAH1f EE etG1l.S n
Ass sDsnsswH soaYfopposss Browns Msbis DsiI1ins.
nvxf4f 9sss fa .srtN
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INV 6PJ<iN0 OOODy.-P. W. BROWNING, meFchan
UaiSed Hotel b~s leave call the attention
f he ess~s % Wsshugw and sanssrs to hts superior and
Ffencn eI0shs, ses,tnE
the Being determined
r popular rncilas Of low aud
whole
sesaA - aah shos te nccessiy of going 70 the
lie has spared psins
urne sonds ,upsscd either In style
esss e ssaity. Wts uHaMy friends liberal
ksstofoss extended hn, hs soc continuance of
>e saue.s rIstfn4 N4rrfr~N Fl Mar3--3awu
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
-rnI sl8dW CEASGE OF AlUUKs. 1HtTD erG
EH yA 3 ee10

nN and ls53 daily trains (Banday rxI
ceptsi) this osd sgreeaby the following
arrangement: u. X s't0 et ~.
,rn Il Waonton intermediate poinis will leave the
ton corner and Henry s,recs O'Clock,
Returning, WaueRi0n quarter O'Clock,
,rivIns In Al~xspdia at a quarter before O'clock
trs fto Cupelr Aexanris and intermediate points viii
Cupepcr O'Clock, arriving In Asxandna al ~
o'ciosk, ..
Rsnvtn9 will Alexandria O'Clock, arriving in
Culpepsr quarter afeF O'Clock
dsly stage n unnius otdon.e and Cupeper in
central roads.
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MarylAsd AlslMsry AcadesAy, Oxford, Talbot County
49,. Maryland.

John ALIEN Superne1dsn graduate OF the United Staic
Mhlary AcAdesny, out-Tb. OF
will the nrs, Monday October next
Tens no<era Language drawing, and music
1bs scsdeny siustrd pesinsuls, surrounded p sa
hasuirsI healthy II has facility
s~asshpss fs ansre Catalogues containing all
nfsna,oa obtained al the hookst"rs- Of mers
cushtar baey, Messs Murphy Co., Baltimore
Ralsi.ore, of BY appcssios 10 The superintendent
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VIRGINIA LAND 8CRIP.-The undersigned, having hud
sas tssy yess with Virginia military land
Richmond
of claims here 3st August
sla w psrchass aud sell land aud land scrp
Consultation.
~ E7FT " -. ststttap "a 4vE5PAsIAN ELLIS,
Jans aD--aoAh n Z aa13 1I4 f'aAt irving Hotel.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-03
.The first week excepted.

W uiol WcCh tACCplCus
Those over fifty years of age will be charged
twenty-five per cent. extra 81 80 Admission Fee
will be charged in addition to the above, the first
year, and must be paid at the time of making ap-
plication, and the first years deposit within thirty
days.
REFERENCES Excel. Reuben Wood
Columbus, o. His Excel. Joseph A. Wright, In
diana. Ex. Gov. VIM. johnson, Harrisburg, Pa.
Hon. Richard Broadhead, u S. Senator. His
Excel. Austin A. King Jefferson City, Mo. His
Excel. Aug. G.. French, Springfield, Ill. Ex Gov,
David Wallace, Indianapolis, la. His Excel,
Alex. II. Ramsey. Minnesota. Prof. S. II. Smit, VI.
Columbus, o. Hon. Geo. w. Julian, Centrc Vile.
la. Rev. Samuel Williams, Pittsburg, "a.
Observation-Disclosures, Moore g Co, Front
street. Niles q Co., East C,,ngreSs st. G. W.
Coffin q Co., Columbia 8. Geo. w. Hanks r
D. Mussey, NJ. d. IN. Goshorn, Pearl st. w
Is. Marsh, Gait f.Juse, Sixth st. ]. Beven, Wash
lngion foup.Gry. James L, Ruffin, City Marshal
NEW albany, IA.-Messrs. Brooks q Brown
Plurdmer & Bushnell. Lent South, and Ship
.nan. Moody and Aillyer. Milton Gregg q Sons
VIM. N. Weir Esq.
LOUISVILLE, KY.-D. & J. Wright & Go. H.
b. Shields. Hon William P. Thomasson.
DIR. G. N. MADDY, AGENT,
May be found at his Office, and he is fully pre-
pared for the reception of Applicants for Life o.
Health Insurance.
He is also well prepared for performing DEN
TAI SURGERY, in style Of neatness, ease
and durability, surpassed by none All worl
warranted, and kept in repair free Of charge.
Terms-Cesh OF Produce. Office on Front 81.
in Remington's Brick, up sta.-g
e4pp ~ foHr rHtt
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-03
Obituary..

Al the residence Of Capt. Randall, near
Athens, April "a, 1853, SARAH JANE, wife Of
BENJAMIN P. RANDALL, aged tweniy.Ihree
years and six months.
Mrs. r. was q native Of Meigs county,
O., and a! an early period in life she sough,
the Lord, and connected herself with the
Church. Although but llle more than
Twelve months have elapsed since her mar.
riOge, the union was happy, though short:
and the stroke that removes her so suddenly
from the embraces Of kind husband and
endeured friends falls heavily. She was
naturally amiable, and Of course her removal
has created a vacancy which is no, easily
filled When in conversation with her friends
during her sickness, she frequently minated
that her end was near; and being deeply
impressed with this fact, Of course il led her
carefully 10 put her house in order, and pre-
pare for the event. Happy for those who
are found ready al that even,lul crisis. In
this case, our friends sorrow no, as those
without hope lhu, when The great trump shall
sound, and the voice of God shall wake the
dead, ,ha, our departed sister will be among
those who have part and LOT in the frs. res
urec,ion. w. T. HAND.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-03
Excitement in ClncInnati.

Considerable excitement prevailed in Gin
cinnali last week, and fears Of riot were
entertained. A street preacher named hirI'
land was holding forth on Sabbath, in one
Of The market spaces. A Catholic process
.lon happened to pass by on The same day
Some liue difficulty occurred, whersuPou
the Mayor and police proceeded 10 The sPo,
where Kirkland was preaching, dispersed his
congregation, and suppressed his preaching
The Pro,sslan,s, without distinction OF party
or sect, expressed greu. indignation al this
official ac. Of the Mayor. Public meetings
were held, and resolutions passed denounc'
ing the course of Mayor snellbaker' and
calling upon him 10 resign his office. This
he refuses to do; bu, promises not 10 inter-
fcre with street preaching again.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-03
Notice.

There will be petition presented to the coun-
ty commissioners Of Meigs County at their June
session, praying for county road leading frsm
Portland to intersect the Chester and Bufiing-
toms Island road, near Samuel p. Tagart'S south
west corner, beginning at low water mark on the
Ohio river at Portland, running thence TO the
main street Of Portland, thence west or nearly
SO, with the street 10 the back street. thence near
ly south with the back street to William BarTin-
gers northwest corner, thence west on the line
between William Proctor and Elias II. Browning
(said line being the center Of the road to the main
hill,) thence the nearest and best road to The
Chester and Buffington's Island road, near The
southwest corner Of Samuel p. TagaIt'S land
Ae;s ., 1855, 1 FET!T!oNTS
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-03

MURDER AT CLEvELAND.-A woman Of
bad reputation, named Chrisliana Sigsby,
was murdered in Cleveland, few days since.
Her house being closed for several days, sus-
picions Were aroused, the house opened, and
her body found on The fcor, with cloucd
blood in pools abou, her. Her throat was
cut all around but about TWO inches, and The
bone dislocaled. Her fingers were cut, and
her watch, fnger.rings, and probably other
property stolen; furniture in confusion, ard
trunks and bureaus ransuckcd. No suspi,
cions as 10 The murderer.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-03

The best evidence that can be adduced in favor
of the eficaciousness of Hoofand's German Bit
terS, prepared by Dr.C. NJ. Jackson is the unprece-
dented demand for them from all parts of the
Union; and although there may be many com
pounds prepared and represented as being worthy
of liberal patronage, yet we feel constrained to
remark, that the vast number of testimonials
with which the worthy doctor has deem honored,
by persons of the highest character and respecta-
bility, who found it necessary 10 have recourse
to his preparation, is testimony sufficiently con-
elusive, that more effectual remedy for the
almost immediate relief of those afflicted with
that direful malady, dyspepsia, has never been
discovered.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-03
I'm ChanCcrV.

MYERS, John T. Myers, Henry
Richards, Lyman Trantum, Ephraim A.
Brown, George w. Brown, and Charles Brown,
will take notice that on this day, Robert Camp
bell filed in the Office of the Clerk of the Court
of Common Pleas of Meigs county, in the State
Of Ohio, his bill in Chsncery against them, d..
S. Elliott, administrator of the estate of Benjamin
Myers, deceased, and William V. Depuy. The
said bill, among other things alleges that in
March, 1851, said Robert Campbell and said
Henry Richards contracted with said BENJAMIN
Myers and John T. Myers for the purchase of lot
No. 2, in Myers addition to Graham Station, in
said county of MegS, and for the purchase of
said lot and saw mill thereon, they, said Camp
bell and Richards, executed their notes to amount
of $1,000, payable to said Benjamin and John T..
Myers. ThSt prior to said purchase, said Benja-
mir Myers had conveyed his interest-one undi
vided half-in said lot to said William V. De-
puy--that in fact said conveyance to Depuy was
in trust for said Thornton Myers-and that said
Depuy now holds the legal title to said half of
said lot in trust for said T. Myers. That said T.
Myers and VIM. V. Depuy advised and assented
to the sale to Campbell and Richards, and that
one half of said notes for 800 is in equity the
property of said Thornton Myers; that SAID Rich
ards assigned to zad Trantum his interest in said
contract, and that thereafter said Trantum as
signed the same to the complainant, and that
complainant assumed and took upon himself the
payment of said notes; that they are now in the
hands of said John 7. Myers, he holding them
one half in his own right, and the other half
thereof being in equity the property of said
Thornton Myers; and infthnr, that at the April
term of said Court 184ts Ephfiam A. Brown,
George w. Brown, and Charles Brown, recovered
against said Thornton Myers, judgment at law
for S676.75 debt and costs of suits on which
some S252 have been collected and that the resi-
due of said judgment is unpaid, and that the
same has been assigned 10 complainant from said
Browns, and is now owned by complainant. The
prayer Of said bill, among other things, is that
what is due on said judgment may be applied as
payment on Thornton Myers portion of said notes,
and that upon companants bringing into Court
money sufficient to pay the residue of said Thorn
ton NJ ers' share of said notes that said VIM. V.
Depuy may be required to convey to the COM
plainant the title to that half of said lot which
he received from Benjamin Myers in trust as
aforesaid for Thornton Myers, and for general re-
lief. And said defendents are further notified,
that unless they severaly plead, anwer, or demur
to said bill within sixty days from the rising OF
the ensuing term of said court, the same will be
taken, as to those in default, as confessed, and
decree ssked accordingly. J. CARTWRIGHT.
Solicitor for Complainant.
Anrii 20 1853, 14w6$8.75)
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-03

! GAMBLING IN CoLUMBUs.-The citizens
or Columbus have become tired Of gambling
and gambling. g.houses, and have determined
TO put STOP 10 them. A, meeting, com.
posed Of the most influential cil!zens, reso.
lu,ions were adopted, and committees ap.
pointed, 10 annihilate tha, vice in Columbus
So effective has been their action. that we
notice advertisements Of biliurd.tabes and
olher gambling properly for sale already.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-03
MI A IL IL lie ID,

In Sheffield, on the 2sth ult, by Rev. Ezekiel
Siblcy, Mr.. William B. Probst to Miss Martha
Grant, all Of this county,
Cake received. i
On the 2Sth ult., by Rev, R. Wilkinson, Rev.
Daniel Summers, of Kentucky, to Miss Louisa
Hine. of Megs county, o. -- e'~'-'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-03
HEALTH sURANCE.

he CINIOIN hDOOOIA IIO1N'
By the payment of the following annual depos-
ties, you will become life member, and will be
entitled to weekly benefit during life, if you
should be disabled, by sickness or accident, from
attending TO your ordinary business or occupa-
ton. Females can also become members of The
Association.
The Association will not be responsible for any
money paid 10 Agents above the admission Fee of
$780, unless such Agents are furnished with
Policies to collect. All who join this ASsocia-
ton are entitled to vote in the election of Off
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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-05-03
CLOCKSFOR $50.

TNHE subscriber has just received general as
L sortment of
Clocks, Watches, and JeWeIry,
OF every style and description, among which may
be found, a choice collection of
AR-DR0PS, Latest fashions, and most beau
tiful styles.
GOLD PENS AND PENCILS,
PORTMONAES, &c.
He has also on hand fine lot of PERFUMERY.
Clocks from $1.5O to $1,000.
In the article of clocks, | am determined to af-
ford better bargains than any other establishment
in town, not even excepting the merchant who
tells my customers that have left town, for the
purpose Of inducing them to deal elsewhere.
apr26tf GEORGE LEE.