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HUDSON aIyyR RAILROAD soURrEEsTs- SIRE ~
STATION


~TNTRAI, RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY,
OsEV>- YORs sO~ ERNILLE, EAsroN, &C -7fhiNe
ApRafGF8tSrs, cornr-lcios spb2 1870 -L-sre Se~
Yors or Uton b. RED iaese Af yoslne TO-
psr No 3 North hivsr, At A ED - y foi some'
vile tssy) Att;s" r 81 -, III .,, -.
Tn above .Isius connect ~ sinsseth WI win U.lns N
tie New feney R,hosd which leese New fos fo 1907 OF
C-ur,.srct. =, stsA 81, and II a 81.
Re.nrirg .svs Ph!pshusg gorpO.te Esr0u s. and 30
A q sua $ 2 81 Bonneville twayl a. A. III . .
EFU YORK srd HLlZAsEThPJRF -t.sse Hs~ 20. !.
81 AID $40 A " !, BIS snd Z VI u, -,-,.
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nlsSOLUTIOS The copartnership heret-
~ kre ,Istius between CLARK q B Ally. Of tbs hs~-
NV 10y aLsgqr CLARK.
E.v.yeyk u.vi 1875 SAMUEL BAtLY.
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CUPRTME COUKT-COUNTY of MONROE

- URINE COURT-KINGS COUNTY
EFNRY RsLER and PaRbE EsLEa, bis ~fs.-suD-
mon. FOR money esmnd on contract Yoa are herseJ
,uupos.d sud required 70 the complaint IN h1
sefisn cory Il -bch l. this Day flied with ths Clerk OF
the County Kp ana 70 serve copy OF yom snswf 70 re
sad the subscribers ct tnsr office nu nbef b<
Hroseway Yoft CITY, within ~entg Gays sner the sev,
ice hreo 1cusye the DAY u such services and joa fsu
70 .rfwsr the said sompsat within the time sforehd me
plaintiffs this action will ,poy 10 the lol Tor tho iesef
cens1ese 10 tie corsolsnt --Daisd Aphl ., 1855
pEyr A. NICHOLS Plaintiff A.,crnevs.
All farpvwed No ls2 Broadway. New Yost.
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Tor CHARLESTON, s. C.-The side-wheel
L ....u,bio QUAKER CITY. VI Hosdcc. Come .nder,
vii leave fhisce phi. for Charleston on sATU hOAf 5h
May. ct loA.s
For neisit or passage sp-y 10 hEroN MARTIN.
10 81. North y hsrve.. Phll.feIphiA
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CsquI Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate Oh
of Yors notice hereby svsnto al pefsJns
having claims against JOAN ScHaoEoER, late Of tho
City Of NewYork nsmsa. deceased to present 'he ss%s
ib vouchers thereof tho subscriber al the sose II " q
K6r..r No s{3 Waahus ton.t the City of New-fork -
or b.G, The tenth dag OF September next-Dstej
the .i1tb dav Of Msrcb ls5l 1900,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-08-28
POMEROY. TUESDAY AUGUST 2S, 1855.
mInia.ra.lOn, and .ol. lhere s 10 eaas.i.a,

,,n;.,,o,ion, and = \ ,bsye i = .o,,..;,,.
,;nnSl ohioc',an - se 4
Rn,Nws NAV be ,old-wh,la III ,;ns q
nol;cv would rsnds, o,,, novmsn,s ors ;,,s
S,a,e \, i, orodnsI iand aasv and monid
o,ca,ly liob,sr o,,, - ~. ID, /, I.onI,, bxc,,
norton Of ,be burden oi dsb, . oysl ~ mon 4,
nns,ay;,v Yas--car,ainIv. And nrsv ,,hJ
should M, This ba done? Ths S,a,a ;s aII II
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-08-28

ONE OF TAE "ARGUMENTs. The Col.
umbus Statesman publishes programme Of
Democratic meetings, TO be held In various
counties in the State. Messrs. Mediil,
McCook, Medary and few others are am
nounced as speakers. Wha, in the world
they can say to induce the people 10 con.
.inue the presen, dominant party In power
we cannot divine Cin Gazette.
We can tell you one argumen, made use
Of by the Governor. A, meeting OF the
Democracy" held at country grocery, In
Fairfield conn,y, no. long since, the Govor.
nor was holding for.h 10 few Of the faith.
full" when he le, off the following "cIinch.
err" Fellow.citizens, said he. II have
been laboring among you faithfully for the
last twenty years, and have freely devoted
my time and talents (?) 10 your service.
One gree, obiec, Of my life has been 10 In.
tcreese the compensation Of the farmer
Success has a, las crowned my iabors. end
The result Is ,ha, you, my .citizens.
are now receiving too dollars bnshel for
your wheat." .n.....,
Here faint cheer arose from few of
"lhe faithful" who happened 10 have whea,
TO sell. No. so, however, with The propfie.
tor Of the grocery, who was one OF the .scon.
sumers" and Of course thought two dollays
a good deal Of money TO pay for q bushel of
wheat. Overcome BY his "pheolinks" he
rose up in the crowd and called ou. 10 the
eloquent Governor: SNOW, by tam, | thinks
you better sh,op." e-a
The Governor "shsopped." ."-Seioto Gas.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-08-28

"LEr JUSTICE BE DONE" ."-The Zanes.
vile Aurora, a Nebraska Locofoco paper,
does an act of justice 10 our candidate for
Attorney General, and. a, the same time ad.
ministers a severe rebuke 10 the malignity
Of the Cincinnati Enquirer, .ha, entities II
10 the thanks OF all honorable men. In late
number of that paper the following article
appeared: -
"Such comments and paragraphs as the
following, which we quote from late mum
Of the Cincinnati Enquirer, in regard 10 the
legal Qualifications Of Mr.. Kimbal. the Alb
clifton candidate for the office OF Attorney
General, we observe going the rounds il
many Of our exchanges which oppose hi
election.
"WHY THEY NOMINATED HIM.-Consid
erabie surprise has been expressed over The
State, that ar obscure and incompetent law
yer named Kimball, Of Medina county
should have been placed upon the "hodge
podge" ticket for the important Office o
Attorney General"
From the justice Of the Democratic cause
which alone has insured and will continue
10 ensure its success, there is no reason II
sacrifice honor by falsely assailng the pri
vate character or legal attainmen.s Of op
posing candidates. From personal knowl
edge Of Mr.. Kimball, we are qualified II
give far different testimony in behalf o
his qualifications for the Office Of Of Auor
ney General. He is, beyond question, on,
of the mos, talented and promising youni
lawyers in The State Of Ohio, but by uniIin,
himself with the Abolition ranks he ha
foresworn his nteres, 10 the Democrats
party, and thereby forfeited its counsenanc
and support.
His able and high-minded opponent
Col. McCook---does not require any sucl
unjust measures TO be resorted TO for tn
purpose of compromising Mr.. Kimball'
claims ior Office"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-08-28

KN-o NoTHlNe-ANEw ORDkR. We
have opened ali--owe nothing lodge TO-
which we respectfully solicit. members.---
There are no personal qualifications needed
for membership and any one that Gun ccn..
mand The initiation fee, ($9) 10 welcome 70
come in. The ceremonies We use are very
interesting.
The applicant, for initiation enters our
sanclum, wi,hou, raPpiDg, and gives, ,,he
pass word, Il wan, 10 pay my subscription
TO the Palladium. 10 whichwe reply very
politely ''yes sir.'' Tgs 's sm2h5s
The candidate then pulls out his wallet
and forks over the fee, when we enter on
our subscription book, paid up ,o---------,
year in advance" He Is then fully In
ilia,ed inso the Is, degree oi the order.
The second degree consists merely In
paying. for Two years in advance. Tho
members thus iniiiatsG have the peculiar
satisfaction REBUILDING from consciousness
aha, they can read their own paper. They
can also, with much better grace give .he
editors "paricular Jesse" " they fail 70 se.
ceive the paper regularly, or if anything Z
published which does not exactly suit shei;
! fancy .-- Richmond PaliadiHm.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-08-28

WIZ THERE IS NO RAIN IN PEaU.-4ln
Peru, South America, rain is unknown. The
coas, Of Peru is within the region Of per-.
pelual souih.eas, nadewinds. Though the
Peruvian shores are on the verge Of the
great South Sea boiler, YET Ii never rains
there. The reason is plain. The south.
eas, tradewnds in the Atlantic Ocean frs.
strike the water on the coas, Of Africa.---
Travelling 10 the north west, they blow OBJ
liquey across the ocean until they reach ihs
coas, Of Brazil By this time they are
heavily laden with vapor, which they con-
linue to hear along across the continent, de-.
posting !, as they go, and supplying withiI
the source Of the Rio de la PLATA and the
southern tributaries Of the Amazon. Finally
they reach The snow capped Andes, and here
is wrung from them the last particle ofmos-
Iure ,ha, very low temperature can extract.
Reaching the summit Of that range, they
now tumble down as cool and dry winds on
the Pacific slope beyond. Meeting with no
evaporaling surface, and no temperature
cooler than ,ha, 10 which they are subjected
on the mountain tops. they reach the OCEAN
before they become charged with ffeshva.
por. and before, therefore, they have any
which the Peruvian climate can ex,racs.----
Thus we see how the top Of The Andes be-
come the reservoir from which are supplied
tho rivers Chill and Peru, Lieutenant Mda.
lry. % 0fN
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Rates or Ailvcrfisimr
BARNum NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. LAplEs

+ DAREuM rohsYsh--A sTtNTioN' 81. LADIES'
Inc ioro oliitan's'an y aUon. y. 70 MAKE am
o'ner pass '1r 'ne quarters o. 'ne g Pecpie-:we
oon,t uouOs ne wi'' 'aAe 'uen. Inc pro)ec'
Is this:
He invites all 10 lend them the dagaerreo.
types of their lady friends. These will be
numbered and hung up in his Museum. On
the 18th OF October they will be open for
exhibition. The good na.ured public viii
aock into see the portraits, and each indisid.
ual may write down the hundred Of them
hat nearest suits his notions Of beauty
Thesevoles are deposited ina box, In three
months oil areio be counted, and tho hum
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-08-28

From the Mansfield (Richland Coz Herald.
Taxes---WhO is respOnsibIel--The
Craftsmanship of the State Adj
ministratiOn. ..,.....,., .s.
That our taxes are enormous, increasing,
crushing, in their amount and weight, the
people need not be told. We know all this
because we feel it. Thatthe party now in
power should be held responsible for this,
would seem 10 be just and proper; because
that party had the entire control of the State
Administration, in all its departments, Exec.
uiive, Legislative. and Judicial, for the los.
six years, unchecked by any party wha,so-
ever. Our entire State Government, Con-
sttuiion and all, Is the creation Of the party
in power, and il has exclusive control and
direction over 1t. es 4, s.. te3.s ii
But, attempts are made to throw off the
responsibility for tho burdens under which
we groan from the shoulders Of the State
Administration upon the local municipal
bodies Of the Slate-ihe county, township,
ci.y and village corporations.
Now, admitting, for the sake o. the argu.
ment, that much Of the burden Of our lakes
is due to the action of,hese local bodies. the
question comes up legiliina,ely in reply
whose legislation organized these local bod
liesl-who clothed them with the power thus
70 crush US by taxation? Who neglected, in
|their organization, 10 provide checks and
balances which would prevent such abuse OF
power as we now see, and above all, feel?
and the answer is-the slave Democracy!
| They made the constitution, and they are the
authors Of all legislation under il. This
plea then by which the State Administration
Iseek 10 take refuge behind the municipal
bodies sis bad on demurrer" for II is ihe
Iparen, Of iha. very ill-be.golien offspring
which It now attempts 10 make the scape.
Igoai Of It's sins.
But, aside from all this, We aver, and will
prove by lis own official documents, .ha. the
State administration has burdened us with
an enormous and wholly unnecessary and
unwisb State tax--State tar proper, ard with
which the local municipal authorities have
nothing 10 do. And now for the proof. AT.
J ,icle 8, Section 2, Of the Constitution is al
! follows:
"The faith of the State being pledged fol
the payment Of the public debt, in order Il
provide therefor, there shall be created
sinking fund, which shall be sufficient /,
pay the accruing debt, and, anntallyto re
\ ducs The principal thereof, by sum not les
. Than one hundred thousand dollars incyeaset
!. yearly. and each aud every year, by com
pounding, at the rate Of sir per cent. PEI
d dnnfini. The snid sinking FIND ahaIl ron
!, sisso Of The net annual income Of tho publi
works and stocks owned by the State, Of an,
!, other funds CT resources lha, are, or ma,
!, lbe, provided by law, and Of such lunhe
Q sum, 10 be raised by tnxation, as may be re
quired for the purposes aforesaid. /" ~
VI With this section Of ,he Constitution "
! have no quarrel. Weapproye oft; and 81
1--we believe, do ihe entire people Of ihe State
By iis operation, Ia conjunction with anoihe
NJ -.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-08-28


The arrogant, dicaorial. and insulting
tone OF the Ci'izen. towards those members
Of the American party, Constituting large
majorily,) who choose not 10 be dragooned
INTO Its very peculiar notions OF policy, is
calling iorIh the indignant condemnation
which II justly deserves from all sensible
men, We publish This week, two communi-
cations from intelligent and influential mem
bers OF the American party in different paris
OF the couHty, which indicate the ieeiing
aroused by the course OF the Citizen
and we have reason 10 believe thai this
leeling IS almost universal throughout me
county The editor q tho Ci.izen will prob.
ebly md, thas 70 undersasing 70 reaa ou! q q
'he Pssty as 'srai.oFS anu 'alsun'onls!s, sn ~
Rll2 ~ me exercise q ine!f reasoii and ladg'
meni aass inougn y Y u'llsi .g,' = niln enas
gota Jon on ms hands 70 WHICH !he iaoofs
OF Hercules were iigcs IN comparison. We
imagine snat ABOUT me ume ne ge!s 'hroosn
ne WIN hnd mmseli IN me s''ua'lon Of 'he
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-08-28

credit Of the State is placed on an impreg-
nable foundation; and, 1.-THE minimum fixed
BY 1, were not foolishlY and recklessly over.
leaped, it would secure the exsinguishmenl
of the entire redeemaDle deb. Of the Slate
within reasonable period, and by a pro.
cess so gradual as TO be scarcely felt-she
increase Of payments each year just fairly
keeping pace with the increase of The pub.
lie wealth. This, evidently, Is what the fra
mers of ,ha, INSTRUMENT designed; end this
is wha, the State administration, as we shall
see,t has, with idiolic fatuily, dsregarded.
The new Constitution took effect The hrs,
day Of September, 1861. ard The year 1859,
therefore, was the firstsyear over whichthe
above quoted constitutional provision, in TO.
ference 10 taxation for the purpose Of a
sinking fund, would be extended. If then
the State Administration had done what the
Constitution required |. to do towards raising
funds to be paid on The principal ofshe State
debt, and had stopped there, there would
have been, and would be raised by taxation
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-08-28

Nix. BUcnANAN's PLACE OFFERED 70 Gov.
REEDER .l-.W WASHINGTON, Angus, 5,--Many
important facts have trarspifed with refer.
ence TO the dismissal Of Gov. Reeder,
but there nre one or 1.-TWO more OF whose
authenticity ! can give you the mos, posi-
live assurance which yet require TO be
broughtto the notice Of The a6mlfing world.
No sooner had the Governor communi.
Gated with Mr.. Pierce, after he had arrived
in the Eastern States from Kanzas, lnan the
President besought him TO resign, in order tc
relieve the Chief Magistrate Of ,he Union
from the embarrassment In which he found
himselE By way Of inducemenl the Ptesi.
dent proposed 10 confer on Governor Reed.
or the appointment Of Commissioner ,c
China, then vacant BY The return Of Mr.
McLane. Thisthe Governor promptly de-
cliped. f
This profer having thus proved insult
cien,, the President made higher bid. III
now said that on condition Of Reedcr's va
caiingthe Governorship In Kanzas, he scoulc
lgiue him The place of Embassador TO Eng
land, from which Mr.. Buchanan was soon /,
return. The splsndor Of this proposition
was matter 10 consider, and ufer two day
! The Governor gave his ullimalOm. He OF
fered oresignif the President would writ
him alelIer asking him 10 do SO, and pub
| lish Il ia the Upion, together with his reply
/. il being understood ina, bis appointment
10 England should be gaze.led immedia,el,
, after. The President refused 70 pubis
such corrcspondence, and tho Governo
J accordingly loi, him under the necessity .
, turning out 4 Territorial Executive for ii
} sole reason that he would moi lend hlmsel
i tothe establishment Of Slavery by foroig
j invasion and conquest, agains, The wilioff
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-08-28

The Const ilu,ion Of the Slnle Of Ohio
Article |, section 16, says:
"All courts shall be open, and every per-
son for an injury done him inhis land. goods
person or reputation shall have remedy by
due course Of Law, and justice admins.
tered wi,hou, denial or delay" Ae
The Sag Nichi Locofoco Convention held
q. Columbus. on The 9th Of January last
nominated Gov. Medill and posse and adop'
ted as apart Of their platfo(m The following
resolution:
Resoiyed, That we will labor for the cleo.
,ion of Democratic majority In the Gen
eral Assembly Of Ohio pledged 10 the fol
lowing measures;
A law Withholding the remedies Of oul
State Courls from such Banks or Bankers al
refuse to pay their taxes according TO ,h'
Constitution and laws Of the Siala Of Ohio
Nov we ore not the apolcgisis Of any
man or Sc, OF men, whether as Banks
Bankers, PostmasIers, or Editors. Every
good citizen Of the State should pay his jus
proportion OF It's burdens. Blu, as you de
sire,- I'VE ask how any set Of men sworn Il
snpport the "Cons,iiulion Of the State Q
Ohio" could consistently pass law "with
holding the remedies of our Sale Courts
from any man or sci Of men who shoul
refuse 10 pay his or their taxes in the face Q
the above section Of the Constitution. an
nea,, after you had such law passed ho'
would you carry il into force. II you ca
reconcile your resolution with the Cons.iiu
lion Of Ohio we shall be- glad TO have 70
90 Il.
When ,ha, is done we have few NOR
questions, not exactly Of the samo nature
j hui vary similar. 10 nsk - Lancaster Gas.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-08-28

"Mr. Houston, the only Free Soil Nom.
Der in the Missouri. Kanzas Legislature, has
got sick Of bad company and resigned, He
says ina. several members OF The so.called
Legislature are not and never were residents
In the Terri,oryybu, nre still living 10 Mis-
souri,, and adds thai these and other facts Of
amocious illegally 'scaused me, mortified
and lsgusted q, the assumptions Of my
coun,rymen. 10 retro from a position which
| could no longer reiain wish credi. OF honor
Ito myself, or Justice 10 my constituents
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-08-28
CORPORATION oEElcERs.-f -foMERof.

CORPORATION oFFIcERs'-foMRRoY.
Mayor--Aaron Murdoch. tt
Recorders. Halliday at s'E'
Trustees-O. Branch, H. s. Horton, T. A,
Plants. N. R. Nye, j.. G. Probst,
Freasurer-S. S. Paine.
Marshal--L. D Skeels.
~ saa8s ,a4
.}Hu&t u fosTMAsrERs: tg 'lH
Pomeroy-.Geo. Lee. ~, g.
Middleport-D. Pangburn.
Racine-P. M. Petrel.
Letartsville-Geo. L. Piper. "a.
Chester-Wm. Mitchell. ~
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-08-28
en- u re HES.

PreSbyterian.-R Rev. r. Wilkinson, Pastor.
Services every Sabbath morning, 10i o'clock
Every Sabbath afternoon, at 8 o'clock, at the
new Brick School-house in Middleport.
Methodist Episcopal. S. @. Frampton,
Pastor. Services at Wesley Chapel, Pomeroy,
and Heath Chapel, Sheffield, on alternate Sab
baths. at 10i O'Clock, A. M, and P M-and at
the lower Church, Pomeroy, at s O'Clock, P. M,
every Sabbath.
Protestant Rpiscopal-No services at present.
New Jerusalem-No services. E' .-.
German Methodist Rev. j. Pfetzing, Pastor.
Services every Sabbath morning, at 10 O clock.
German Lutheran-Rey. P. Held, PASTOR
Services every Sabbath morning.
German Evangelical Presbyterian ION Linn
street) Rev. L. Thesis, Pastor: Services every
abbath morning, at 10 O'clock. 4
German Presbyterian (on Plum street) REV.
----.- - - Pastor. Services every Sabbath morn-
ng, at 10 O'clock. %
J, Roman Catholic--Rev. John Albrinck, Priest.
Services every Sabbath morning.
Welsh Baptist--Peter Lloyd, Pastor. Services
every Sabbath, 1T 10 o'clock, IN, and P M.
Welsh Presbyterian (New Schoor) REV. John
h. Jones, Pastor. Services every Sabbath at 1C
o'clock, A NJ, and M. ,.s
Welsh Presbyterian (0ld SchooD John T
Williams, Pastor. Services every Sabbath, at II
s'clock A M, and 6P NJ.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-08-28
OFFICIAL DlRECTORY.
.oeunr -ANu COUNTY, orFlorRa.

Representative in Congress 9th District).- =
tIon.v.B. Horror, Of Meigs county:
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-08-28
SGCIE TIES.

AAsoNs. s.-Pomeroy Lodge, No. 1854. Stated
Meetings, the Monday evening on or before the
tull moon in each month. Hall in Edwards
building, Front st. M. Bosworth, W. M; R. B
Wilson, Sec'y.
l. o. Q. F.--Naomi Lodge, No. III. Meet,
ing. R. H. Bartlett, N. g.; Samuel Lanham
Sec'y. ,a
Mineral Lodge, No. 2a2. Meets every Tues
day evening, IN Stiyers' building, corner Of From
and Court SITS. Alfred Thomson, N. g.; Aaror
Murdoch, Sec'y..
Sous OF TEMPEEANcE.-Welfa Division, No
9o. Meets every Saturday evening. Hall il
Stiyers' building. L. D. Skeel,, W. p; WINS L
Downie, RS.
Salisbury Division, No. 800. Meets on Satnr
day evenings. Hall in Rice's building, Middle
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-08-28

TOWNSHIP OFFICERS--SALIBBUHYs
Trustees.-H H Whitlock, Isaac Train. Elijah
Jcnes. E3S
Clerk. .-Hosmer Branch. i.tr
Treasurer-H. c. Waterman.
Justices Of the Pcace.--S. S. Paine, A. M.
Sarlow, Elijah Jones. t|8s
Constables, Randall stiyers, oren Jones, John
Humphrey. f fae
Assessor--Aaron Stivers.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-08-28
RAKERs AND CoNFECTIoNERs.

.NE0RGE HOSSICK, Baker and Confectionei,
NJ Front street, few doors above Court, and
one door below Hotel, Pomeroy, o. febl
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-08-28

New Lima Division No. 60e Meets every
Saturday evening. Hall in H. Hollis reed build
ing. in New Lima. ------s - w. p; -
-R RS. ss n ~ FA 't''
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-08-28

From the Mansfield (Richland Coz Herald.
Taxes---WhO is respODsibIe!--The
StatesmansIlIp of the State Adj
minlnfrntiOn.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-08-28
MANUFACTURES.

C10ALP0RT SALT COMPANY. Office in
~ Cooper's Building, Coalport, o. Salt for
Country trade retail, TmRTYFIvE and FoRTY
CENTS perbushel. June 8
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-08-28

DR. JOHN ELBEN, Homeopathic Physician,
~ in o. Branch's building, Court-street Pom
sfoy. Office hours from to10 A. M; L to
p. NJ, Ito 0P.M. References; Dr.. Constan-
ine Herring, Dr. Adolph Lippe, Philadelphia.