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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-20

TKnR1nrR AcclDkxT.-Ar ep,*eiGoWef, oTerseer
on The farra 81 late Judge Thorts b. BhchhnaA, ten
nils from IIacertown. Nd. wh{ tsrrikly wonnied
on Saturdat 81 tie breaking Of " shSel da thres-
ing machine The pecos struck kiBi &iih great vic-
le1ce ffaetnrinr his skull and IL pp,kr and lower
Jaw bones knocking ont his teeth pd desttoying bis
ewes. He died on Sunday Ii ~ <szs Tie strap feu
of shc i.rk Wheel and the Eors1s trfirg AZ furious
epeei. Mr.. Cover placed an AZ &andle hi ucen The
wheel and lie floor IN order "a sioli thek( which
ennsed fhe accident Helcafes 1is Ind iine clliI-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-20

This exhibits an increase Of receipts on the main
stem in March over February Of s5s and from
the Washington Branch Of ST, lb52--tc,ql increase
for the month ssl,l2ss5 As dotlSated with the re-
CENTS Of March, 1853, the foIlowini i he result:
liain Stem
March. 1854 ............. ). $3.50, sso45
March, 1855. ............ 49,. 22t ,26T37
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-20
Meu RandS

WINDOW ClM ASS.
T-sRENCH and American QN|sSei the fo:lo uine
E sizes e-I0, Ip7i3 1871 2, n -is, - ",
April 20. ~ SMITH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-20

R.rr BcuxrSs.--The barn of lAtoi btxza with
some small out buildinrs sjtuntenea3 lis residence
anon .ks corner Of fhs lot was h$rned 81 an inccn-
SIrr IL, Saturday evening" Il llle kallF bolff Of
nine eiclock Two fne horses iEsfbe tthh.ing burst
their hatcrs and rushed through he 3gofs that had
zen orrrei f1f lhen. but n5l until he ere had
s;61rd ne hair completely fr9if by 1atkk The
frf IS noticeable q L Is boI1trSd Il le almost Al
;rrhb-.ihil;ir 70 81 Al animal a,burAing pix
1forf four hundred dollars Il - 4nodnt Of he
los sustained. - IIllctid1 Lflit ltic1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-20


TIE stxafs ha. rejected this Treaty BIZ . very
dekided vo,e, aId Il Is said thar he President ard
Ill kasst,, % are sery mue1 sdissrsnlIsd ~ me
reseit Il ! aid 100 lhet xhen lae inlanciisn 81
setfrcy slzil haEn heea removed a. mas ofrsr.
fstsson vii DC developed which vii shsov tie
G4fci.ef fraud into The shade a. : mere P.ceys u
sfaif.
TIE his,osy q he TIes'y i aid 70 Be something
like ihis' The-bsunssfy bessesn tie t~o eoon-
trirs b 10 tisFsk and Aie1ieD claims largely fer
! indian dspreds'ions uhteA under he ferner Tea
~. tse uni.ea States srs pe5gei % prev.nl ofpsy
fof. SANTA Anna vas wiling % sell all righl 70
ne Mesiils VALLEY and anOher strip ofiand for >
Railroad route, pas The damsg-s hiEnstl1 ard lake
flisen millions Of dollars IN full
Bat parties 70 he Gafay grant 10 the conhisnes
or che Administrators wanted five millions set a.
nan icr claims Of American eitizens Santa Anna
Z ferIared De yoaId not reeogaiz. these, and would
have lolhiag 70 d. with shem in any shape what
svcr. IA mast have fifteen miilioas, and the
Usiied SlsIesmightpsy hfy or a hundred ifthey
pleased Is their own eisisens.
Accordingly, Mt. Ward was seat down with
private Instructions 70 Gen. Gsdsden TO add 1--WE
saiIIisas fyr these claims, and Sanla Anna agreed
- 20 paH 81 il 70 BE taken from his pocket -
ward and O.Aer agents. intimate 81 the PIe.iden.l
siaI palace hsye been basy with Senators, butlhey
h.ys ovsrtacted their parts and the virtue Of the
seHale has iriumphed ever the supidiiy OF The vu-
iarfs. Tne disappointed ones trying to.gel up
an alarm thar " ar vita Mexico il iaeyiable-
B1i a. Santa Anna has his hands full al home, our
grown eailiren viii scarcely befrighiepee BY The
bsgbears sonjafed up BY Ward. Whippls & Co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-20

~ RED PEACHES iuss received ana ier .als
- ~ KETE5 q KEARSLEY.
April %.
q HAD. Tor ALE " 4. " cRAMkk.
- Arsii a
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-17

= .a. IS . T.
BALTIMORE. October 9.-Two weeks later
news from Fort Laramie Is received a, the
War Department, and reports 8 troops kill.
ed by the Indians in the late fight No sub
sequenI aIack has been made on the Fon,
William Darby, the American S,a,ioner
and Geographer. died a. Washington TO.
night. @,ns s..
The Democrats held a large meeiing here
,o.nigh,. The Know No,hings also made q
demonstration by marching through the
streets in immense numbers with bannets
and music. Exci!emen,is going up 10 fever
heat. iaf'e "a '..s ,a 4
Gov. Lyon appointed the 23d OF Novem.
Der for general thanksgiving in Maryland.
SETTLEMENT OF KANsAs.--Mr. Plum,
from Ohio. who represents himself as the
ngen, Of three hundred families who intend
settling In Kansas, called upon US, few
days since, to make inquiry in regard to the
territory whiIher he is bound for the purpose
Of selecting lands. There were several
gentlemen with Mr.. Plum, who were agen,s
in Pennsylvania and Ohio, who intended "a
remove TO Kansas early mex, spring. Wa
4hink that, on low calculation, there will b.
one hundred thousand people In Kansas u
one year from this time, which will emile
lhe Territory 10 admission az a S,a,e.---Si
louis Democrat.
One hundred and ,hiny.fve mechanic
Jeff New York. last week, in the Flying Scud
for Australia. They are masons, carpenters
bricklayers. &c.
! The Dead Letter Office. at Washington
has sent back. unopened, $4,000 letters I,
England, 1900 10 Canada, $50 10 Nov
Scotia. 900 10 New Brunswick, 5000 i
Bremen. 1000 to Prussia. w
ARREST OF KIssAEE.---Tha Clevelan
Lsadsr Of yesterday morning saws: we hsv
she gratifying intelligence that Kissane WI
ayres,ed las, SUNDAY night o. Cuba, on III
New York q Erie Railroad. When h
lenped otf d, Hofnersville freight train vi
s,andiDe On she switch. He managed 70 q
eTeis Himself between two freight cars. On
when they moved on. he was carried alol
xFth them. He vas agEskled hy 'lhs San
officer who had him IN charge; bur we dl
nos learn what circumstance led 70 his n
soyery. - s
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-17

Rev. DR.. Clarke, the newly elected Bishop
OF Rhode Island, has been for some yeurs
past. rector OF Chris, Church, Hartford.
By The way, Hartford has become famous
for the number of bishops ,ha, i, has fur.
nished TO the church. Bishops Chase and
Burgess were both rec,ors of Chris. Church
q. The lime Of their election, and Bishop
Wainrigh. was a, one time lis rec,or. Bish.
op Williams was also for time the minister
OF thn, Church. DR.. Clarke has acquired
&rea, distinction as preacher, and his
church al Hartford is always file ]. .-
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-17
Mechanics, Inventors, Manufacturers.
S55O. I'm Cash Prizes. $57O.

VOLUME TEN OF THE "ScIEsrIYic AMEalcAN''
v commences on the 10Th Of September. II
is chiefly devoted TO the advancement OF the in
terests OF Mechanics, Inventors, Manufacturers
and Farmers, and is edited by men practically
skilled in the arts and sciences. Probably no
other journal of the same character is so extern
sively circulated, or so generally esteemed for IFS
practical ability. Nearly all the valuable Patents
which issue weekly from the Patent Office are
illustrated with engravings, and the claims Of all
the Patents are published regularly in its columns
as they are issued, thus making ita Scientific and
Mechanical Encyclopedia Of information upon the
subjects ofNlechanical Improvements, Chemistry,
Engineering and the Sciences generally. 1t is
published weekly in quarso form suitable tor
binding, and each volume contains four hundred
and sixteen pages Of reading matter several hun.
dred engravings, with full and complete Index.
Its circulation on .he last Volume exceeded 49,
900 copies per week, and the practical receipts
in one volume are worth to any family much
more than the subscription price.
The following Cash Prizes are offered BY the
Publishers for the fourteen largest lists or sub
scribers sent in by the lst Of January, 1885,
500 will be given for the largest list; S75 for
the second; sos for the third S55 for the fourth;
$50 for the fifth; $45 for the sixth; $40 for the
seventh; $35 for the eighth; $50 for the ninth;
$25 for the tenth; $50 for the eleventh; Sl6 fol
the twelfth; $40 for the thirteenth; and 80 fol
the fourteenth. The cash will be paid to the
order of the successful competitor Immediately
after the first of January, 1855.
TERMs:--0ne copy, one year. %; one copy, six
months. 81, FIVE copies, six months, "a; ten cop
les, six months, SS; ten copies, twelve months,
&l5; fifteen copies, twelve months, $22; twent,
i copies, twelve months, S2S in advance.
No number Of subscriptions above twenty car
be taken at less than 81 40 each. Names can bt
sent in at different times and from different Post
Offices.
Southern and Western money taken for sub
scriptions.
] etters should be directed, post paid, to Mum
& Co, l28 Fulton-Street, N. Y.
Messrs. Mum q Co. are extensively engage,
in procuring patents for new inventions, and viii
advise inventors, without Chafge, in regard to TIL
novelty OF their Improvements. ,s
/ august %. 1854.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-17

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 "Dr. Curtis Hygeana, orIn-
haling Hygean vapor and Cherry Syrup" With
this new method Dr.. @. has rest ored many afiict-
ed ones to perfect health as ar evidence Of
which he has innum erable certificates. Speaking
Of he treatment physician remarks;-It is ev-
ident that inhaling breathing an
agreeable, healing vspor, the medicinal properties
must come in direct contact with the whole Of
the @rial cavity Of the lungs, and thus escape
themany and varied changes produced upon them
when introducednto the stomach, and subjected
to the process Of digestion. The Hygeana is for
sale at all the druggists throughout the country.
--(From the N. Y. Dutchman of Jan. l4th.) 81
See advertisement Of Medicated Inhalation in
another column OF this paper. stt,F,si
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-17
cERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
ITO expire on the sist day Of January, 1865.
State Of Ohio, Auditor of States Office, !

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 required by
the first section of the "Act to regulate the
Agencies Of Insurance Companies notincorpora-
ted by the State of Ohio" passed Nav I. 1854:
AND WHEREAS, Said Company has furnished
the undersigned, satisfactory evidence that it 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-
incumbered real estate worth double the amount
for,which the same is mortgased:
AND WHEREAS, Said Company has filed in this
Office written instrument, under its colpnrate
seal, signed by the President and Secretary there
of, nominating and appropriating OaEN BRANCH,
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-
senting 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 Of such ser
vice:
Now THEREFoRE, In pursuance Of the first
section of the "act to regulate the Agencies oi
Insurance Companies not incorporated by the
State Of Ohio" passed May 1854, l, William
d. Morgan, Auditor of said State, do hereby Ger
tify, that the said Oren 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 five, so far al
he may be legally empowered so to do by his lette
OF appointment, and the instructions which ma!
be given to him by the said Company.
| In WITNESS WHEREOF, have hereunto sub
scribed my name, and caused the seal o
T.. 81 my Office to be affixed, this 2st day o
July, in the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and ffty-four.
/ WIN. d. MORGAN, Auditor.
| Aug. 1, 1854-w3.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-17

A man Who says he is a natural son Of
Lord Byron, and who calls himself Angus.
aus Stuart Byron Mcdonald, has been sen.
senced 10 Imprisonment, for life a, Adrian.
Michigan, for throwing the cars off the track
~ March last. This mnn pretended 10 make
disclosures. andan officer from Milwaukee
was coufined in the dungeon with him for
lour weeks ard 60, from him The evidence
of hls quilt
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-17
FARM FOR SALE

A FARM FOR SALE.-Lying in the
IN township Of Scipio, nine miles from Pome-
roy, on the road leading from GaIipois to Athens:
containing two hundred acres one hundred and
fifty Of which is under improvement, with build
ings thereon, with three good wells Of water, and
BE- airing fruit trees. A baEshin win be given,
and payments made easy. Call on the subscri-
bcr. living on the premises. II not sold at private
sale on OF before the 2sth 6f October it will
then be sold at public auction to the highest
bidder without reserve.
". B. II it will suit the purchaser better to get
long credit, he may secure the farm on ten years
credit by paying Eve hundred dollars in hand.
Sept. 10, 1854 -Sbtf JAS, MURPHY
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-17
To the Boot and Shoe Tr ade.
B. BELL s CO.,
WHOLESALE MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
BOOTS, SHOES HATS, GAPS,
Leather, Shoe Findings, S'c., 6'c.,
No. s, ESTERPRIzE BLOCK, FRONT ST.,


portsmouth, q.
HAVE the pleasure Of announcing to the
III il trade in general, that they are now filing
their large shoe warehouse, with more abundant
stock than ever, direct from the hands Of the
best manufacturers East, and their own work
shops at home; consisting Of great variety Of the
best class Of goods suited to the wants Of this
country for the Fall Trade. All dealers at
w holesale are earnestly invited to call before
purchasing, and examine for themselves their
extensive stock now on hand, and still coming
in, as they feel assured Of their ability TO please
in quality and price.
Their largely increased trade affords one evi-
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 reiterate the assurance that they III 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 itr,f- |'tt Et'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-17
& NDntDeIier Freeman saws:

Potatoes are plenty enough in this Sec
iIonof Vermont. Thure are no. only as
many bushels raised as las. year, bu, they
are Of much better qualify, And through
the Slaie generally we learn ,ha, the crop is
considered as good. if we excep, year be-
fore last, as any we have had for The last six
or eish. years. The creates. injury from
'drou.h in this Slu.e will be in Paslurage,--
Corn may be one fourth less, and apples are
probably half less Than usual
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-17


the 2sh and 2sth days of September, 1854.
ON HORSES.
Best stallion over yrs, to James Miller, IS 90
Second best do Lewis Vonschriltz, 3 90
Best stallion 8 10 yrs, Isaac A. Webster, 3 90
Second best do T. J. Price, 200
Best brood mare, to Henry z. Hysell, 400
I'd best do Daniel Halliday 200
Best Saddle Horse, to Philo Dean, 500
I'd best mare, Samuel Dean, 200
Best Buggy Horse, to George Stivers, 500
I'd best do E.S. Gilmore, 200
Best span Draft Horses to Robert Hysell, 200
Best span Match Horses, to Thos. Fesler, 4 90
I'd best do Joseph Holden, 2 90
Best Gelding, from 3 to yrs, to John Kerr, 8 90
I'd best do do A. r. Jenkins, 90
Best Horse Colt, Q to yrs, John v. Lasher, 90
I'd best do do TT. Bailey, 200
Best Horse Colt 70 2 yrs, sen.c
B Best Colt under VI, to Henry T; Hysell, 200
Best Mare Colt from 8 to years,
I'd best do do Stephen Titus, 90
Best Mare Colt Q to yrs, Dan'l Halliday, 3 90
I'd best do do Leroy Jones, 200
Best Mare Colt to . yrs, to Dan Halliday, 90
I'd best do John Kilnes I'd, Q 90
ON cATTLE-rIRsT GRADE.
Best Bull over yrs, to j. Lasley. 800
Cd best do Stephen Titus, 200
Best Bull to 8 yrs, to S. H. Brown. 200
81 best DO Peter Hoffman, / 90
Best Bull to Yrs, to Alvin Persons, 200
I'd best do Silas A. Burnap, 90
Best Milca Cow, to Abner Stout, 800
I'd best do Al asley, 200
Best Heller, . tos yrs, to Alvin Persons, 200
I'd best do Abner Stout, 90
Best Heifer to 2ys, to Leroy Jones, 200
I'd best do Leroy Jones, 90
ON cATrLE-sEcoND CRAZE.
Best trained yoke steers, to J, G Mcguire, 8 90
4 Cd best do Philo Dean, 200
Best yoke steers. 4 to yrs, to s. H. Brown, 8 so
I'd best do do Leroy Jones, $50
Best yoke steers, 8 to yrs, to
I'd best do to J. G. Maguire, Q 90
Best yoke steers, Q to 3 yrs, to S. II. Brown Q 90
4 I'd best do J.G. Mcguire, 0C
Best yoke steers, 1 70 2yrs, to John P: Stout ot
I'd best do Leroy Jones 0C
Best Calf under VI, to Abner Stou t. O(
Fl ON HOGS AND POULTRY.
Best Boar, TO Andrew Jackman OF
Best Sow and Pigs, to Alvin Hobart, l OF
Best Fal Hog, 70 James M. Cooper, 20t
Best lot Of Poultry, to J. A. Sheppard. o.
ID best do Charles H. Warren. 81
ON vaurr AND GARDEN vroErAbrEs.
Best bushel Green Apples, II varieties, TO
N. Bicknel. 10
Best bushel Sweet Potatoes, 10 B. Jewett, s.
Best Pumpkin. toA. r. Jenkins. &, Q
! ON sUTvER, CHEESE, AND HONEY.
J, Best s lbs Butter, to Silas A. 3urpap. 10
2nd best do Milo Guthrie,
n Best Cheese. 10 Silas Burnsp, 10
~ bsst 10 Rotert Bradford, y
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-17

.I. 81. '|01'. I' '|'|
;s;SFl;1l sas I''.s'''s
1.1 &'So 1S1n ID N1|I10' s. .'...F
tHai' o1'd 4s|ti s1' .e1 Is Il CIV 1t1.||
4z 600 s sloIen 'f0aa> 0.s |0nIa |p3H 1|3
pefson Slols jour
4 sevzrs 6,s 6eeu.,ra Il aaca 8. '|e +.
ihk, IN CleVeidnd Sef3,6| b1'|t'oI j. b
|biotI fronting iba pab'Ic ssuA. .1d o1
(;tnmpIain and Se6fc1 s,.eei> were 6t'oi'
fts S',s'e block II ep' he i'as bs ics build
int 81 4ubaf.6i .ss, Wis bol1' Che 'e.4
"a qtoprs's ts' ho' heavy
Thef5 hive bes6 heavy ,sIn,. aud d|zs>
isoas ffeshessl n MissIssinfi DtIdses hats
been sNepl aKey aad much pfofe's> ms
been destroyed.
4 5sFpsa i 1o,Iar.on. XII kIIIed \ be<|
i0r talIifk him Du,chmnn w. b.
rested. bu: tie oe6p|e N.'fe mach <xcI,e6.
md 1hefs Nas dsneef.pl ,6fIr |o|e|.Ie ~
jail AND iaflc'Ine SpsnmaF5 1eeA6cs'ppo po'|
Some sclicI,Dde begins q - lels about ,he
safety oi iIle steamer Arciic io.day y rs /
.wsnly.sese,ib day ous o. Lipefpd6I, and
nothing has yss been Aeasd q
4 nov psr,y calling themselves Ptacd.
cd Democrats, kat6 held d inea,in1 81 I
New Yosk eiiy. eoa nro efeanIz'6g 's' '''s
sIss''s' s''y
Msssilon has proyided itself with water
worksibyiwhich full supply Is on hand for
The USE Of The citizens q, all times. l.ls an
innnoyiant nnoveun fsnt iF-, i1,.l 5l+.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-17

NUTlCE is hereby gwen that The undersigned
In has been appointed Administrator de bonus
non, on the estate Of Arthur Ledlie. late of Megs
county. All persons owing the said estate are re.
quested to make immediate payment, and those
having claims against the same will please pre-
sent them. WIN. LEDLIE.
Oct. 17-40w3.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-17

S503, 2l4 96
9th. The amount Of liabilities due or not due
to Banks or other creditors By the Company
NOTHING.
9th. Losses adjusted and due--SoNE.
7th. do do not due $64, 700 05
9Th do unadjusted 28,96T 90
9th do In suspense waiting
for furtherproof S0.l06 90
10th. All other claims against the Company are
small. such only as printing bills and contingent
expenses.
18th. Thegeatest amount insured in any one
rsk, by instructions to Agents, is limited to $i0,
900.
18th. The greatest amount allowed by the rules
OF the Company to be insured in any one city
town or village, is not fxedj we are governed BY
experience, discretion, the character, material
ant construction Of buildings. the facilities for
distinguishing fires, the width Of streets, and ava
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-17

riety of other details, which 35 yeais' exp, riencs
proves it wiser to insure 800, ,CU0 in some places,
than $4,000 in other places.
18th. Our aim is to insure in blocks OF builds
ings, subject TO one fire, in such an cunts and
manner that our less will not exceed $4,000,
we sometimes mistake in our calculations, but
generally lose much less.
Trio. A. ALEXANDER, Sec'L
State Of Connecticut
! Hartford County IS.
City Of Hartford }
On his lst day Of July, 1854, personally ap..
peared Thomas A. Alexander, Secretary of the
E Una insurance Company and made oath that
the foregoing statement and copy Of the Charter
OF said Company, by him subscribed, are true ae-
cording to his hest knowledge and belief.
HENRY FOWL LER, J. of the Pesco.
Aug. /, l654-w3.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-17
Medical Notice.

The Mtigs County Medical Association will
hold regular meeting at the Court- house, in
Pomeroy, on Saturday, October 2sth. 1884.
d. PANGBURN. M. D., Sec'y.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-17

MARRHED.--on the 18th instant. by Rev.
R. Wilkinson. Mr.WmLiAn A. .Tuekrs to Miss
JULIA A. McINrrRE, all Of Meigs county.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-17
II. GMAANs & 90.
w. LIN ODH 1RES - H%
BOOT q SHOE w REHOUSE,


No 1873 d 1856 Wood Street,
PiTTs5uRGE, PA.
w ould call the attention Of Country Mer-
w chants, to their immense stock Of
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, f. Leather.
Consisting of over four thousand cases Boots
and Shoes, Of every variety and style for Ladies,
Gentlemens, Misses, Boys q Childrens
F0lI and Winter wear,
direct from the Eastern Manufacturers. Having
been purchased at the lowest possible rates,
principally for cash, with great care in the selec-
ton Of quality and styles adapted to the West
ern trade. We can offer superior inducements
to cans buyers, as we are determined not to be
undersold by any Eastern or Western House.
Buyers will find it to Il cir interest TO call and
examine our extensive stock before purchasing.
IL. CHlEDS q CO.
Sept. inns.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-17
SURE RENEDY...Tf Won are troub.

~ 81 III - AaNAED4esoiI you arc uOuU-
N led with Cold, Cough, Hoarseness, Bron-
chitis, or any affection Of the Lungs or Throat,
ycL are advised to make Trial OF STABLER'S
AN0DYNE CHERRY EXPECT0RANT. which
is really what it processes to be, "good medi-
cine" II it were not such, il would not have
received The decided and warm approval of some
Of the most celebrated, intelligent, and high
mind ed physicians in the country, who have been
made acquainted with the recipe from which It is
compounded, and whc sa. that ''it will effect
more good than any of the numerous preparations
with which the country 10 inundated" An ar
ray Of testimony, such as can be shown in favor
Of Stablers Anodyne Cherry Expect.rsnt, and
STABLER'S DlARRHEA CORDIAL, could
never be produced, unless they were REALLY and
TRULY "good medicines Therefore we advise
you to make a trial Of them, with confidence.
See descriptive pamphlets, to be had gratis of the
agents. Price Of each, only 60cents per bottle.
or six bottles for $3.50.
&. H. S'rABLER & CO., Proprietors,
Wholesale Druggists, Baltimore.
D. REED d BRO, Agents for Meigs County,
and by merchants generally in Ohio.
John d. Park, CINCINNATI. r. E. Sellers
PittsbuTg. j. H. Patterson 4 Co.,, Wheeling.