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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-03-08

bsAiNT MILLs.-A GREAT LABOR SAVING MA
ES nG for grinding colors and one which every painter
N nave; Tor sale at the Drug Store of
WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-03


\ The Attorney General Of the Unie,
States, is Pfepariug 10 carry Ihe Wisconsin
Fugitive Slave case loihe Supreme Coun q
1 Washington. Ilisihe case wherein the Su
preme Court Of that State decided the Fugi
tive Slave law 10 be unconsil6lional. So
we may now have decision, from the cour
eF last resort, upon This mooied subject
| A deck hand Irishman, on the s,eOmel
Irene, from MaysyiIle 10 Cincinnati, lately
killed a negro fireman on tho same boat, by
giving him blow on the head with stick
otawood, lIe.lhen jumped overheard, swan
ashore, and escaped, .s s't
Herman Blennerhassei, son Of The Irish
adventprer Of that name, whose romantic
residence on an island in ibe Ohio, near
Marietta, has been so famous in history, died
IN New York, ON The 17ih inst. There is
one brother now living in Missouri. . ~,
The British government, is .wi,hdruwing
lis troops from Canoda. The 7lst regiment
embarked from Quebec, Tor Liverpool. on
lhe-23d insi., and oIher troops are 10 follow.
All OF which indicates thai the government
has no fears Of revolt. f 9A3a
The reciprocity treaty has been approved
by tho Canodian parliament, and ihel billihas
received the royal assent.
1 Two men had been detected al San Antrim
Califoriia.7n selling stolen cal,le.s They
were dragged from prison, and hung wiihoni
trial, on INC nearest nee. 9'5., W ~ -
The Pittsburgh Chronicle says. thai nine.
S ssR nv aH ST isSSisaIS SsHs yes are aaseke
/; Three towns in California, Makelummne,
Hill Camps and ST. Louis have been burnt.
Loss estimated a. $500 900.
/ 1, is said The reyoluii3asisls In Mexico,
have been defeated, in two actions, with the
government troops.
Mining appears 10 be successful 10 Cali
(ornia, though wafer is scarce. e.l'a
Twenty thousand acres Of land. a. l2a
cents per acre, were en,cred al the Jefferson.
vile. Ind, land Office last week. i
There were sixty dealhs by cholera al
Pittsburgh on Tuesday. This is a large
morality for the population. .,aa> a
Sul has been commenced against Beverly
C. Sanders, late collector a, San FRANCISCO,
for an aIledged balance Of $4,000.
The Cincinnati Conference Of the Me,ho.
dist Episcopal Church, will meet in that ci,y
on the 9Th Of this month. Il Il
Over 400 Germans were landed a, the
Railroad dock, Yesterday, a, Toledo.
The New York Times claims to have
35 600 daily subscribers.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-03
Mechanics, Inventors, Manufacturers.
$3.50. In Cash Prizes. S55O.

: v n n 80 xseN -. ~L -
NoLuME ZEN or THE ''SoIENTIsIe-AMEHIcAN,
commences on me ION oi september. IL
is chiehy devoted 70 tne advancement OF the IN
tefeslS o! Mechanlcs, inventors, manufacturers
ana Farmers, ana IS editea py men practically
sklllea IN me aris ana sciences. freoabiyrno
o.nei loalnal q tle same c1aIactei rs 50 exten
slVeiy circuiated OF SO generaiy esteemed TOT It's
ptactlcal aoliity Nearly ail the valuable Patents
.v whlcn issue Weekiy1fom tne faient oiice are
Illustrated WIN engrayngs, ana the claims OF all
.ne ra.enls are oiishedIegulaIiy N IT'S columns
as tney are issued, thus making TIA Scientific and
MsGoanca SSoot EnCycloReda o. information upon the
SUBJECTS S o. mechanlcM Improvements, Chemistry,
nmEki;sSad nk1s & ana 'hs Sccnees geneIaiy; u IS
Puu,iDn'u Meehy in qua..o .olh suitaple lo5
unu each yoIulle colsais Ioul nunursu
Srod Snu p"ses oi leaag nas'er seveial nun
Tts 1axss WIN ,uI1 anu coInplete Inae&' t,s
200 rS 0ouia'.oA on me Iass soiee eSceeoed 20,
Uoo =; oopies PEI week. ana the piacticai rece'pls
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-03

WHOLESALE MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN d
BOOTS, SHOES. HATS, GAPS,
Leather, Shoe Findings, &C., S'c,
No. 8, ENTERPRIzE BLOCK, FRONT ST.
.,F portsmouth, o.
TTAVE the pleasure of announcing to the
trade in general, that they are now filling
their large shoe arehouse, with more abundant
stock than ever, direct from the hands OF the
best manufacturers East, and their own work.
shops at home; con sisting of great variety Of the
best class of goods suited to the wants Of this
country for the Fall Trade. All dealers at
Wholesale are earnestly invited to call before
and examine for themselves their
extensive stock now on hand, and still coming
in, as they feel assured Of ther ability to please
in quality and price. Il
Their largely increased trade affords one eyi-
dence Of the favor with which their manner of
doing business has been received, and while they
testify to the iberality Of their patrons and friends
they reterate the assurance that they will spare
no pains to tender entire satisfaction. Their
stock is large, manufactured in their own shops,
and by contract to their order. Their facilities
for doing large business are abundantly ample.
They sell only at wholesale, have but one price,
and will warrant all their goods as they represent
them. An examination Of their goods and prices,
is respectfully solicited.
Sept 26-n36 ~ s..Ul ..ai
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-03

ISIvE THEM A TRIAL McrocHary persons
VI havein so many instances succeeded in foist-
ing upon the community worthless preparations,
claiming for them great medical virtues, that a
great many individuals refuse to lake anything not
sanctioned by a physician. This sanction has
been bestowed upon STABLEN'S ANODYNE
CHERRY EXPECToRANT and DIARRHGA
CORDIAL in more than FIVE bundled instances.
Indeed many medical men who know their viz
tues regularly prescribe the Expectorant in cases
Of Coughs, Colds and diseases Of the respiratory
organs, which come under their care. And in
all diseases of the bowels, too, such as Diarrhea,
the l&auh@a Cordial is prescribed by them with
tho utmost confidence in its beneficial effects.
Give these excellent medicines a trail,
See descriptive pamphlets, to be had gratis ofthe
agents. Price of each only fifty cents, or six
bottles for $3.50.
E. II. STABLER g. CO., Proprietors,
Wholesale Druggists, Baltimore.
ID. REED q BRO, Agents for Meigs County,
and by merchants generally in Ohio.
r John ID. Park, Cincinnati. R. E. Sellers,
Pittsburg. ]. Il. Patterson & Co., Wheeling.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-03
Ten Dollars Reward!

ID UNAWAY from The subscriber, on the 14th
BN inst, young man by the name Of Stephen
Smith, who was under an arrest on warrant is,
sued by justice Paine. He is ofA light complex
ion, heavy set, about five feet seven'nch.s high
and about twenty years of age. The above
reward will be given to any person who will de-
liver him q, the subscriber. or lodge him in the
Jail ofaNIeigs county.
A r. sTIvERs Constable
Z Sept. i9, iS5i-36tf. n n sa4
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-03
CERTIFiCATE OF "a UT'ROFsia 'f,,lI.;; !;
ITO expire onthe slst LAY Of January, 1855 ]


Columbus. July 81. 1854.
WHEREAS, The Etna Insurance Company, 10
Hartford, Connecticut, located at Hartford in the
State Of Connecticut, has filed in this Office a
sworn statement of its condition, as requited by
the first section of the "Act to regulate the
Agencies of Insurance Companies not incorpora-
ted by the State of Ohio" passed MAY 1851:
| AND WHEREAS, Said Company has furnished
the undersigned, satisfactory evidence that 1t is
possessed of at least one hundred thousand dol
lars of actual capital invested in stocks of at
least par value, or in bonds or mortgages of un-
lincumbered real estate worth double the amount
for which the same is mortgsged:
AND WHEREAS Said Company has filed in this
office written instrument under its corporate
seal, signed by the President and Secretary there
of, nominating and approprating OREN BRaNon,
of Pomeroy, its Agent for the transaction of bus
mess Of Insurance, and fully and unreservedly
authorizing him TO acknowledge service of pro-
cess for and on behalf Of said Company con-
sehting that service of process upon him, the
said Agent shall be taken and held to be as valid
as if served upon the Company, according to the
laws OF this State, or of any other State, and
waving all claim of error by reason 2f such SER
vice:
Now THEREFORE,, In pursuance Of the first
section of the "act to regulate the Agencies OF
Insurance Companies not incorporated by the
State of Ohio" passed May /, 1854, l, William
ID. Morgan, Auditor of said State, do hereby GER
tly that the said 0ren Branch, is Authorized as
an Agent for the said Company, to transact the
business of Insurance, in this State, until The
thirty first day OF January, in the year one
thousand eight hundred and fifty-f so far as
he may be legally empowered so to do by his Iettel
OF appointment, and the instructions which ma
be given to him by the said Company.
u ly WITNPes WurproP I have hereunto c,l,
-scribed my name, and caused the seal o.
IL. ST. my office to be affixed, this Dist day o
July, in the yeat Of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and fifty -four.
,slt WM. d. MORGAN, Auditor.
/ Aug. /, 185i-w3. 4,s
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-03

usses,,aud ss, thus seeP aur millions Of home, 10
nav s our own labor, and enrich our farmers,
We We should soon become The richess milton IA
ihe ,world. As il now is, we keep alive .he
workshops of Europe. and perml' our own.
resouroys "a lie rallew. The digggrs IN The
streams uf Of CAlGornin pick up gold 70 fill lho
cofTsrs Of the Bank Of England and 20 enrich
r,hs merchpmsapd manufacturers of EnroPes
The. fact hi, we must send our cp..o0n 70.
England 40 be, manufactured. ana muss lay,
our railroad tracks WIN ralls. r. me lran 2,
which iis Is duma 10 from The .Wtlsb mountains, is
nne WHICH does no honor 10 Tree md in.
duslriuas nalion. Bul King Caucus and
1 KIM, a,angrbave. 1eslarbd DIN. such y De;
nioeraey, and ndthfPeopls bnwin aequlpsence.
Isthcre no, lime coming. whenIhe labor
and capital Of America will reverse .,t The pres
en-, pulley .audlctoim for thenisclves'he mar;
Ike,s Of Amprical - Gin Alias. 3,..y,y-
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-03
!, .s'ss. 7. Vol. !, ! .i6--:N0. 40.

pec.sd, X IN. .slhs siceldes, sis,er,lipsi@dB B'ihe
Youngest to!d dance, in violation 9l all ellqusl'
and all cxpec,anon, whereby great com
motioiS wasS efeaied AZ Ischil. und he then
presented his,dapGing parintTlwpE D boqoe',
which was. construed in,o,a grea,Imqrkk o. o.
signal favor. In Few days afterwards hG
offered her his hard and his empires and
she becams whaucin Gp%manyiisl called .
'bmde;' anden account hsrexWlmeyou'h
hewes 90. married ,lill a fswiWonshs since
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-03

MO OTXCE.-Application will be made to The
y ", Court Of Common Pleas of NIeigS County
at its next session, for an order Of redemption Of
three, acres of land, being part OF the following
described tract; R. lS, +. 8, S. 5, Lot $40, No.
g. acresI60, value Sl99, ----- N. W. quar-
ter, which were sold on Monday, the l0l day
Of January, A. d. 1868, by the Treasurer OF
Meigs county, in the name Of Samuel Bartlett
TO Ira Story, for the taxes, interest and penalty
Of 1885,, and simple taxes Of 1862 on fsajd l60
acres. e2a 4,ll ISAAC MIDKlFF.a
Bedford, Aug. Q, 1s5izslwGF& als9 ,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-03
1 FARM FOE sALE.-Lying in the

"a township OF Scipio nine miles from Pome-
roy, on the road leading from Galipois to Athens:
containing t#o hundred acres, one hundred and
fifty of which is under improvement, with huild-
ingS thereon, with three good wells Of water, and
btarlng fruit trees. A bargain will be given,
bcr, living on the premises. lfnotsold at private
sale on or before the 2Sth of October, it will
then be sold at public auction to the highest
bidder without reserve. f B .r;sf y,I
n B. IL it will suit the purchaser better to get
long credit, he nay secure the farm on len years
credit by paying five hundred dolarsin hand
Sept. 70, 1854 35tf JAS. MURPHY.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-03
OBITUARY.-of Typhoid Fever. on the tn,

OBITUARY.-OfT Typhoid Fever, on the
goth inst, in Salem township, SUSAN McvEY, in
the 73d year of her age. w .-' 77-'
She was native of Dumfries- shire, Scotland;
was married in her eighteenth year to. Leno
McMaster, by whom she had five children-two
sons and three daughters. After his decease, she
was united with John McVey, by whom she had
six children--three sons and three daughters, and
lived together happily for over forty sears with
her husband and family. She landed in Pomeroy
in the year 1884 from that time she has been a
resident of Meigs county. She was born Of pious
parents, and although they were removed from
her by the hand Of death, at tender age, yet she
never forgot the lessons she had by them been
taught. have heard her say that il il was the
Lords pleasure to give her children, her prayers
had been also for wisdom to bring them up in his
fear, and in the knowledge of his way. The
Lord has, we believe, answered her prayer, and
given her to see many OF them, if not all, walking
in wisdom's.way, and one.of her sons preparing
himself to sound the trumpet in Zion. For over
fifty years she belonged to the Presbyterian
Church, and for many years had said, by her walk
and conversation, that she had Christ the hope
of glory, formed within. Her last illness was very
affecting, yet she bore It with christian fortitude
and resignation, endeavoring to help herself to
anything she wanted, saying she mightbe some
weeks in this situation, and then she might need
help.
When asked il her mind was clear and un-
clouded, she said eyes; know in whom have
trusted" Seeing her husband much distressed
she then prayed that the Lord would lay on him
no more than he was able to bear. s)s ,ha,i
Speaking about being willing TO go and bewith
Christ eyes, and ready, too, when he sees ft."
She said, ri have acknowledged my sins and
transgressions." Then she repeated: On dll
"Not'i in mine innocence trust, ~
/ l bow before thee in the dust;
| , And through my Saviors blood alone,1
! | look for mercy at thy throne. gf5'a
leave the world without tear, u. p -
4 Save for5the friends Ihold dear.
I To healtheirsorows,L Lord descend,
4 And to the friendless prove friend.
! 1F come, leone; at thy command, oai
I,giye my spirit to thy hand, c,...st
4 Stretch forth thine everlasting arm, ,5g /
yd b And shield me in the last alarm" li.
Previous to starting with her remains to theil
last resting place, The consultations Of the Gospel
were rendered to a very respectable ndattentive
audience, composed Of the relatives, friends and
neighbors Of the deceased, from the 18th verse o.
the l4th chapter Of Revelations She has left :
companion and many friendsto mourn her loss
sia + ais III IA AFRIEND.
DIED, at East Letart on the oath ult., of S6aile
J, Fever, ELEcrx JANE, daughter Of JosErn ant
ELIzABETH HARDING, aged one year.
This is the second child the family have beer
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-03
Daguerrean Boat.

THE Subscribers take pleasure in, announcing
L, to the citizens OF MiddIep9rt, that they have
arrived with their DAGUERREoTYPE BOAT,
and are now ready TO take pictures in such style,
and atsuch prices as cannot fail to give satisfac-
ton. With our large Sky Light, we are prepared
to take pictures In cloudy as well as clear wealth
er. MOORE & GILBERT.
Aug.tn29lf s.@h3 y 92@s4 t
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-03
BOOTS, SHOES AND LEATHER
e. G. WEBSTER,

No. 63, PEARL ST., BETWEEN WALNUT AND VlSE,
% "J Cincinnati Ohio. .f
I HAVE Just received Tive Thousand Cases OF
Boots and Shoes, suitable Tor Fall Trade with
a large assortment of my own manufacture Of
Ladies', Misses, Dc Childrens' Shoes, (
making a very desirable assortment. which l will
sell allow PRICES for cash or short notes.
Country dealers are invited to call and examine
my stock. .slif -as.s n fo noe, Ga.iI ...,s
Sept. .26, t854-n36. M ., Is. 80,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-03

MEDICINAL USES OF THE WILD CHERRY.--Ever
since the settlement OF America, Wild Cherry
has been known to possess very important medic
inal virtues. Everybody knew this fact. but no.
body knew how to extractits essential properties.
Every mother gives Wild Cherry tea to her chill
dren for worms. for colds, and for almost every
disease; and adults throughout our country are
In the habit OF making compound OF syrup of
Wild Cherry bark and other Ingredients, to be
used in spring as an antidote to complaints Incl
dent to that changeful season. 1t is found by
experiment that the wild cherry possesses even
far more important qualities than was ascrlbed to
it.. For the first stage of Consumption, Asthma,
no matter how long standing Coughs, Liver
Complaints, etc., it is proved to bethe best med
icine known to man. DR.. Wistar's Balsam of
Wild Cherry is chemical extract, combined with
a similar extract from Tar, which enhances its
value. Itssuccess in curing pulmonary diseases,
in almosteyery stage, after our best physicians
could do no more, has astonished the Faculty,
and led them to confess that Wistars Balsam of
Wild Cherry possesses principle heretofore un-
known among medical men.
GJ7 See advertisement.
A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY has recently been
made by DR.. Curtis, of this city, in the treatment
Of Consumption, Asthma, and all diseases OF the
lungs. We refer to cdr. Curtis Hygeana, or In
haling Hygean vapor and Cherry Syrup" With
this new-method Dr.. Q. has restored many anlict-
ed ones to perfect health as at evidence OF
which he has innumerable certificates. Speaking
of the eatment physician remarks;--It is ev-
ident that inhalin1-constantl breathing an
agreeable, healing vaeor. the.medcinui properties
must come in direct contact with the whole Of
the @rial cavity of the lungs, and thus escape
the many and varied changes produced upon them
when inzoducedinto the stomach, aud subjected
to the process of digestion. The Hygeana is fol
sale at all the druggists throughoutathe country.
--(From the Ny. Dutchman of Jan. f4th.)
See advertisement Of Medicated Inhalation in
another column of this naper. IN
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-03
DrObate Court Meigs County Elf
nal settlements Of AcCOuntS.-No-
Proclamation.

vTHE qualified electors Of Meigs county,
= Ohio, are hereby notified to meet at the
usual place OF holding elections ntheir respect
i've townships on the second Tuesday of October
next. and then and there proceed to elect one
Judge of the Supreme Court one Member Of the
Board Of, Public Works, one Representative to
Congress. one Commissioner, one Auditor one
Recorder, one Treasurer, one Clerk Of the Court
Of Common Pleas, and one Probate Judge, fol
sail county Of Meigs. The Trustees will at the
same time select Jurors in their respective town
ships, and make return Of the same to the re-
spective Courts, as follows:
Uou,neh;oS M for M lynr, -plaoo Prob m
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-03
1OCKET ROOK LOST.--Iost on Sat-

DOCKET BOOK LOST.--I.ost, on Sat
u urday August 26th, about 10 o'clock, NJ. /,
somewhere between Mrs. Jones', at the Lower
Railway, and Court-street, Pomeroy, leather
pocket book, containing between $40 aud $50 in
bills, silver, and gold. Any person finding said
pocket book will be suitably rewarded by leav-
ing it at this office. E j.. G. MAGUlRE.
Aug. 26, 1854. d fttf
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-03
So, - rio IlINII a.. a. ALEXANDER. s.c.K
PROCLAMATION.
o. NA,WAM.

a.is5 81, U-- &ASU SUGAl1s sg4
M oBL. D respectfully inform the citizens of (
w this country ID genern', and the world
IN particular, That we have on hand large and
well selected stock sc ~
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,
consisting of everything in the Gbovelinethatc can
be wished for, In connection with his Grocery
and Dry Goods Store, he has large amount OF
Ready. Made c7othiag. HITS, Caps 9sTirks
ofthe very latest styles, ard made oftlie best OF
materials Anything he sells he win warrant to@
be good. as for cheapness, heis determined that
none shall .undefsell Liitlsss ,sr II
sy Louisville Linre.
He keeps constantly hand Louisville Lime,
which he sells atwholesale OF Tetaf. In fact all
his articles will be sold, at Wholesale or retail
at the very lowest cash prices. Give him a call,
and see for yourselves.
sat Coalport landing is the place 10 find his
store,and when YOU find il You will not fail u
buy.
Aug, 22-=yfnS2
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M OFICE-Is hereby given, that the under-
! \ sigled,hasbeen duly qualified Adminislfa.
tor of the estate Of H; r, Wilson, deceased, late
of Meigs county 0ho al,R. lB. WILSON. y.
Sent. H. lS5i-36wa. .qd 1s9ss e
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OFFICE OF THE TELEGR AFh
~ - FRONT STREET,
SEVEN pooRs REIow couRT-- " sTAAikSS'it4ss,l
'i sf'7f'''1 .POAIER0Y, OHIO; s.


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One sq1ae (l3 lines or less three weeks, ~ ~
Every SUBSEQUENT insertion, S;ce;.,..y,e ~,
One square, three months, ;si ~ ~
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One half column, one year, !: & !; ~ w
Three -loufths of column, one year, % W
IOne column. one year,: ;si:: s:.,: 80 w
| NiiAdyeftisementsn not having thenumierofin,, I,
sertioHs marked on copy,will be CONTINUED nntii
lforbland charged accordingly ssRaa
| NJ Casual advertisers must pay in advance,
a,gJ OBJ Printing, Of every description Will
Ibs Executed with accuracya and neatness.
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nj OFICE-Ts hereby given, that the snder-
IN signed has been dulyqnoifed Adminstrn.
trix Of the estate of Edward SAUL, deceased, late
of-Meigs county. 4H@CiL SUSAN SAUL.
Sept. l5, 1S54-36w3,, ~ :. 4
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-03
DNTINISTRATOR,s SALELPuY

A DHIINISTRATOIts sALE.LPur.
IN suant to an order vf the Probate Court,
in and fdr'tle county of hieigs. 1 will offer at
public sale, on the premises, in Chester Town
shin, on Friday, the 22d day Of September next,
at oclockP. M.,s the following real estate, TO
wit; 63 acres in Section Nope, Town s., Range
~, beginning at northeast corner Of said sec
ton; thence sonth 100 rods; thence west 100
rods; thences north 100 rods; thence east one
hundred rods to the epiace Of beginning. Except
and aschool-house lotin west side, subject to
dover therein set OF. ia ~ aRF
Tems--0ne-thir cash in hand, one third in
six months. Balance in twelve months with in.
tcEest from date,
GEO W. COOPER, Administrator
August 90 wins2. tof N. Douglas
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-03
For lie Meigs County Telegraph,
Sunday. Morning.

~. is' a beautiful Sunday morning; and as
am here alone, ,-.,he ''goden rays" "of' ,ht
sun; penetrating The window.by my side;
.housa ndahough,sloI iimes Pas.--of homie
and 6r .oldrand dear triends,iure fefrhin!
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-03

DIED, at East Letart on the oath ult., of Scarlet
Fever, ELEcrA JANE, daughter Of JosErn and
ELzABETH HARDING, aged one year. 4.
This is the second child the family have been
called to mourn the-loss Of by the same disease,
in the short space of two weeks. ,s,,. IA ,.ri 5a