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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-02-13

A WONDERFUL Discovery has recently been
made by DR.. Curtis, of this city, in the treatment
Of Consumption, Asthma, and all diseases Of the
haling Hygean vapor and Cherry Syrup" With
this new method DR.. G. has restored many afilict-
ed ones to perfect health as ar evidence Of
which he has innnmerable certificates. Speaking
Of he treatment, physician remarks;-It is ev-
ident that inhaling-constantl breathing an
agreeable, healing yapor, the medicinal properties
must come in direct contact with the whole Of
the mrial cavity Of the lungs, and thus escape
the many and varied changes produced upon them
when introducedinto the stomach, and subjected
TO the process Of digestion. The Hygeana Is foi
sale at all the druggists throu nout the country
X From the My. Dntohman OF Jan. 14th.)
See advertisement Of Medicated Inhalation in
another column Of this PAPER. ytas
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-02-13

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SQk Sogman eas con'fisea % ee1uP 2
qneFFel WIN, me Mlnneso'h kee's's'use'.'-
'sn ,'Hs aHHaat session 'eev,a'y"eeo' "
seiuseu % ssnd MS message ! ne mex. gay
ns vas Feeoy' ous me Lrgls'aIu'e .I.s 1elussu s
% fece'ye =. 1, mas mac y Puoisneo v me Rs
tni;ec, of nnblic nr;n,.no. ahe I.eulsla,,,e
baeino chossni one, nsrson when lie Gov.
s,no, wsn,ad ,hsr, n ,alec, sno,hey. There
4 ,.Ik NJ ,bsre IN nav Go,sfno, a. suc.
ceel GormarI IN, vs hay. se,.n ~ svldepcs
of anv such movemenr 4, w ashj.l1,on.
~, .i1,> 4, il.A =
PROBABLE DsFEAr OF tbs rRENcH SfoLi'
informed Wszbinr,on corresuonden, or The
Bal,imore Sun. wrI,jne under da,e 81 Feb.
mary Cd. Inns allndes,o ,be probablo defea,
or .,be French Spolla,jon Bill. which la,sly
passed the House az Represe n,allves. { Ile
SAYS: r s'., 4
hI canno, conoys,,,la,e he fyiends az ,ha
"a . - 80 49,, 'tr .''tr " Nffs ~
French SPoliaslon Bill upon i's present
prospects. iesiefday u was ihougni tha' =.
could STAND before US opponents 70 me sen
s'e, !, a''G alaeo against me rfesluents veto
Re, g the Prssidsnl. and ,ha,. II. i, should
reach him 4, iii. X win 30, 81 IN he close
Of The session, when !, will find i.s way jn,o
,he PrIesidenr's pccke,, where 4 snue place
awa'ss ~.
lodge Finn opened his court aqain yes.
terday Iln6rninR, and adjourned one week, 10
await lie ac,i6a of ,hs Supreme Cour,s Ii
= y uee'aeo 'nat ne Sour. mas no longer 4
'ega' exisseDce' ne wiil coay, sna ole sas
EIsceluly 9 c'!cums'ances :,, w, Pelmn. y
of his duiiss. Bat y MA = asa
~. N.h,..L. ,..;.,...... 6. ... a .h,.a 1j.. u :,
the le,h ul,. The message of Goyernvr
Cummings has been received. Bc.k houses
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-02-13
N. C0IEINs. "a !

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llvI Morgan and Mary w. Morgan. bis wife--
ICourt.of Common Pleas Meigs County, petition
70 fofolose Mortgage the SAID John D. Morgan.
and Mary w. Morgan his wife. are hereby notified
that on the Sth.day Of February. A. d 1856
Major W. Collins OF said Meigs County fled in
the Court Of Common Pleas Of said county Of
Meigs, and State Of Ohio, petition against the
said John d. Morgan and Mary w. Morgan his
wife, the object and prayer Of which petition is
to obtain Judgment on three several pfomissory
notes executed BY said John d. Morgan to said
Major w. Collins bearing date on the nth Sen.
tenher, A. d. 1852, two Of said notes fof the said
sum Of one hundred dollars each, With interest
from date at the rate Of Z per cent. perSannum,
one note payable on the l5th day Of December,
A. ID. 1853, and one note payable on the 25th day
Of December, A. ID. 1854, the other Of said note
for 015 due'at date, which said notes, are secured
by mortgage duly executed and delivered by
said John ID. Morgan and Mary W. his wife,
10 the said Major w. Collins onl the 4 7th day
Of SeptembefSA. d. 1852, upon lot No. 40in the
town Of Chester in said county, Of Meigs, and
State of Ohio; and also to obtain an order or said
Court for the sale OF said mortgage premises 10
pay said debt with interest and costs Of suit;
and the said defendants are furthe notified thai
unless they appear and answer orademur to said
petition by the goth day Of March mex t. the said
Major W. Collins, at..the next term Of said Cont
thereafter, will apply to said Court to take tht
matters ofsad petition as true and to render judg
ment thereon ncco.dingl 3slq IL 3.szs't ~
,.a y. .BRADBURYeAtt'y for Plaintiff.
February. g. 1874 wa a6 0h sFs5s sl. IN 4it
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-02-13
mi OTtCE..-There will be petition pre
Il n sented 10 the commissioners Of Meip coun

M OTtCE..-There will be petition pre-
l y sented 10 the commissioners Of Meiss cdun.
ty, at their March session, next ensuing,
praying for an alteration in the road from
Bowman's Run TO Syracuse, commencing at the
Racine and Chester Road, at the most suitable
place to build a high bridge across said run
thence on the best and most suitable ground,
doing the least damage possible to the farms 10
have good road to the back street in Syracuse.
Also, q new road commencing At the road be-
tween Quartus Bridgnan's ane VIM, Crooks lot
thence across said Crooks lot to Carlton pr
vate road, thence north, along said private road,
to intersect the township road at or near the
school house thence along said road, so as to
intersect the lane between Matthew M'Brde's
and Daniel D'Wolf,s, thence along said lane 10
the Ohio river. '2 =
.ac A PETITIONER. (
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-02-13

CMERIFF's SALE. by virtue Of 40 or
~ der Of sale to me directed from the Court Of
Common Pleas for Meigs county, Ohio. Twill Of
fer for sale at public yendue At the door Of the
Courl- house, IN Pomeroy, on the 17th day Of
March. 1855, between the houm Of IL O'Clock
M. and Q o oclock, p. NJ. The following described
real estate, 10 wit; the southwest patti 81 fraction
number SIX, ID section number ilteen, in town
NUMBER nine, in range number fifteen, contain
iug seventy acres, being the farm on which Geo
the case Of Caleb Wood, administrator of the es.
tate o. William Mcdowell deceased, against Geo
Wood and Joshua Wood.
Y Appraised at ef81 90.
/ Pomeroy, Feb. 6, 81 e56-wb "a 90. ~
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-02-13

IT SHOULD M UNIVERSALLY KNowK--fos II ID
strictly true that indigestion is the parent Of Q
di6rthea, cholera mortus, liver complaint, and
many other diseases enumerated in the city in
spectol's catalogue Of deaths, are generated By
Indigestion alone. Think Of that dyspeptics
think OF ii all who suffer from disotdered stonl-
achs, and if you are willing to be guided BY ad-
vice. founded upon experience, resort at once
tdon't delay day to Hoohand's German Bitters
prepared by DR.. @. N. Jackson, which, as an al.
terative, curative, and invigor ant, stands alon,
and unapproached. General depot 100 Arch
street. We have tried these Bitters, and know
that they are excellent for the diseases specific,
above Ailndelphia City Item. SeeAdvertise
ment.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-02-13
TENaY n. RICE, vs John Plunmef, i

|HENRY N. RICE, Ivs John Pluhmei. et
all<-in Paffition--I IohnplummeF and Dan
i~ x ..thili. snd Csiesiie d. Tuthill his wie,,0
the State Of Illinois Henry pestoR. and Joseph
p. Besiow, Of Meigs county, o. 4iIl take nptice
that petition vas fled against Them % me Ord
day of February A ID 1855 ih the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Meigs County. BY Henty 81
Rice, and Is now pending, wherein the said
Henry Il. Rice demands partition of ahe follow
Zig real csiate, situate in the township Of Rut-
land, aud County Of Megs, and State Of Ohio.
aud described as follows: The north hall Of
the southwest quarter OF section No. s., in town
s, and range IA, in the Ohio Comnany's nur.
chase. also, two sna tracts Of land bounded
and described as follows, 70 wit, art VI said sec
tior No, 9, town 8, and range lin said Ohio Com
pays purchase, bounded byiines as follows.
beginning in the middle OF Leading Creek on
the north line OF the south half OF the southwest
quarter Of said section No, s, thence, down said
creek with It's meandeTs to an east and west line
to be run 22 rods south Of the place of begin
ming, thence east TO the east side Of the Slate
road, thence northwardl, along the east side OF
said road to the north line Of said haif Quarter
section, thence eastl gsouth to themiddle line
Of SAID section, running north andssolith, thence
north along said line to the north east corner OF
sai half quarter section, thence west along the
north line OF said lot to the place of beginning,
containing IL acres more or less, andthat al the
next term Of said Court, application will Le
made BY said Henry H. Rice, for al order that
partitionl I've made Of said lands. f
M J. BRADBURY <, Atty y for Petitioner.
n Yphfu arva Al fakk a., es Ok tS 3f9f u NJ
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-02-13
OF REAL EsTATE.--By Ad

GALE OF HEAL ESEATE'--By Ad-
~ minisiratoi, Notice is hereby given, that
will, by virtue Of on order Of the Court Of Pro-
bate OF Meigs County, offer for sale on the prem
ises. on the oath day Of February, 1855, the fol;
lowing real property, belonging to the estate Of
Ezekiel Conner. deceased, viz: fraction lot No. 6,
Section No. 10, Town No 7, Range 16, Ohio
acres heretofore sold OF the south end. Terms,
one third cash in hand; one-third in six months,
and third in one year with intere st from day
OF sale. Appraised at $3.50.
GRANDSON NORMAN, Admir-.
Ianuarv N IRhh. wa 1t q AsEt
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-02-13

nj OTICE.-There will be a lletihonpresented
IN to the Commissioners OF Mcigs County al
their March session rext, praying Tor an oliers-
ton ia the road leading from Racine to Pome
roy, commencing at the line betwefRii00 acre
lots number 1876 and i96; IN the township Of sat-
son, thence The nearest and best route to inter-
sect the River Road al OF below \ Buhipgion's
lower line. "a A PErivtO Z
Pomeroy, Jan. i6, 1855, w4-n1. m w
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-02-13
~ SrATKNENT.

S773, ,278 6S
The amount Of liabilities. due pr not due to
Banks or other creditors, nothing.
Losses adjusted and due,--none.
Losses adjusted end not due, St48,5i8 %
Losses unadusted and in suspense, !.
waiting for further proof, l6i,257 so
All other claims against the Company are
small, such only az printing DC.
( Agents instructed to take no risk over SIC, ,000
The amount insured in any city town, or vii
lage, depends on the character, material and
construction of buildings, the width Of streets,
the supply Of water, condition Of the fire de-
|partment, and other circumstances.
The amount insured in blocks Of buildings
varies; the design is to limit the loss by any one
fre to $4,000 or less. f q
The act of'Incorporation Is the same as filed
in July 1854. 5 KS laiuogy, , sb,gs
THo'S. A. ALEXANDER, Secretary.
STATE OF CosEEoTlcUr, lE..sryos lI.n = ,kss
HARTFoRD C6uNTY, ss. ~ ''''. - ~
Personally appeared THonis A. ALExAnpER,
Secretary OF tue Etna insurance Company, and
made oath that the foregoing statement, by him
subscribed Is true according TO his best knowl-
HENRY FOWLER, Jushce Of the Peace. \
AUnIroRs OshrricArn.- -gFrom William d.
Morgan, State Auditor, hss beensreceved in due
tVtuiB flCBdilyi empowering the uH0cI0lkutu ~
agent 10 transact business until Slst July 1855,
and is on file with the Clerkefthe Common Pleas
Court. "A $3.50 9,fs0 o. BRANCH, Agent.
| Allthat have property to Insure, will please
inspect and scfutiniEe the proceeding reliable
expose Of this old and long tried Corporation.
For usefulness, security and promptitude, 1t has
ever stood first in its line Of transactions-and
forabilityand means viii a5iih q the attention o
the insuring public to confrm their confidence
init. The statement isso prepared any one car
contrast ita condition with local and State In.
surance Offices il so disposed. Its Investment
are Of that solid character asnot to be niatefal,
affected by the late depression IN that class Q
| assets.
/ The increase Of itscapital stock to $500, 200, il
a bona fde cash addition 10 the strength OF TIL
corporation, and permanent investment for th'
pledge and security OF its policies. ,,ss
The necessity and real benefits Of insurance
are well exemplifed in the fact the company la
paid cash losses during the past year, at il
Western Branch Office alone, in Cnl innati, 4
the sum Of e246,609 0S, most Of which has beel
paid considerably in advance Of the time legal
due, and il has had no suit or litigation. II al
or any Of these facts are Inducements to the con
ltinuance Of It's valuable patronage, OF its in
crease, they willfnd Its agents ever ready TO at
tend to the demands Of business Is heretofore
with promptitude, at as favorable rates an
terms, as security 70 al permits, n. N,
N. 70. BRANCH, Agent:
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-02-13

4 n. OTICE.--On tho 10th day Of Jan. 1855.
i y at my instance an attachment was issued by
A. M, Barlow. q Justice Of the Pace Of Sails
bury Township Meigs county, against James
Black, d non resident Tor the sum Of Sa6 ,5S due
me on Book account WM. H. Sorrow,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-02-13
BUSINESS NOTICES. =
Very Important Information.

Dr. Johns, one Of the most celebrated physi-
clans In New York, writes as follows: 10
Dr. CURTis-DEAR SR:--Having witnessed the
excellent effects OF your HYGENA on IsaALINo HY-
GEsA ,yAroR AND CHERRY SYRur, in case oi
chronic Bronchitis, and being much in favor oi
in affections of the throat
bronchial tubes and lungs, can therefore cheer
fully recommend your Medicated Apparatus o.
being the most convenient and effectuai mode Of
applying anything Of the kind have ever seen.
No doubt thousands OF persons may be relieved,
and many cured, by using your remedies. 4 81
You are at liberty to use this in any way you
may think proper.
Respectfully, yours. &c. u t.ft-,'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-02-13
LEADING
Town tots and Sites for alt,Wells,

THoSE wishing to purchase building lots OF
sites for Salt Furnaces at the new town Of
Leadington, Just below the mouth OF Leading
Creek, will please apply to Columbia Downing,
Esq, Middleport, who will at all times be ready
to exhibit the town plat, and point out the lots
upon the ground, ianstf.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-02-13
No. sos Houston Street, New York.

PRor CENrER writes as follows ''i''a'. II
GENTLEMES,--I have recently had occasion to
test your Cherry Syrup and Hysena Vapor in q
case Of CHRONIC SORE THROAT, that had refused to
yield to other forms of treatment, and the result
has satisfied me, that, whatever may be the the
composition Of your preparation. Il is no imposi-
ton. but an excelleht remedy / wish, for the
sake Of the afflicted, that i might be brought
within the reach of all.
Rev. DR.. CHEEvEr writes:- ~
aAe New YoRK, Nov. Is, 1854.
DEAA SIR;--I think highly Of Dr., Curtiss Hy-
10 IA, as remedy in diseases Of tbs throat and
|u ngs Having had some opportunity to test its
efficacy, am convinced that II is most excel
lent medicine, both the Syrup and the inhaling
operation to the chest NJ A,~S1 stTEh 5t,9F
The HyeESA is for sale at Pomeroy by D. Reed
4 Bro, See advertisement Of Medcated lnhala-
lation in this paper. u Jan. 16, tS65-6m.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-02-13

ANOTHER AsToMmrNo CuRE.--Eiighly appre-
ciated as STABEER'S ANODyNE CHERRY
EXPECT0RANT is, wherever known, too much
praise cannot be bestowed upon medicine which
win accomplish such cures as that Of A. q.
McCarty, Of West View, Richmond County, Va,
who had, for the third time, nn abscess to break
in the right lobe Of his lungs, causing great
discharge Of phlegm, with dreadful cough,
pains in the breast and sides, sick stomach, &c.,
in short. every symptom indicated speedy death
from Consumption; yet these terrible symptoms
were ameliorated, and at length entirely cured
by the use OF this valuable medicine. Aftel
such cures, no wonder that physicians invaria-
bly, recommend it, and also the DIARRHGA
CORDIAL, which is equally efficient for those
painful diseases Of the Bowels, Diarrh@a, a..
See descriptive pamphlets, to be had gratis Of the
agents. Price Of each, only so cents per bottle
or six bottles for $3.50. sM
IA E. n. STABLER 4 co., Proprietors,
Wholesale Druggists, Baltimore.
ID. REED a BRO, Agents for Meigs County
and BY merchants generally in Ohio.
/ John ID. Park, Cincinnati, r. r. Sellers
Pittsburk. J.H. Patterson 4 Co.. Wheeling.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-02-13

1900 Patent Lever and Iron
Center Lever Plows, and 1000
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-02-13

Pomeroy, Feb. ., iss5-W 4 y
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-02-13

been brouehsin,o The country BY, German
emigran's during the past rear. s
The Uni.ed s,aiea agricultural Society
will hold ~ third Convonlion n Washing.
ION On The asll inss. h n E S@s \ s.,
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]. N. Tuckets Of Brooklyn, who wa
lourd guilty Of numbering his wife ant
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-02-13

Pomoroy. Jan. %, 1855 46w5 sS 90. a
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-08-23

lished his defect 10 ell the world. ] said
he was too heauey for harness, and SO he
is. He ain, worth fifty dollars. Iwouldn's
take him IS eift-he amt worth Don dam
"'Well, did zee that sais he, 'bu.
thought it was an error Of the press, or tho!
the owner couldn', spell'
ooh ssis ], 'don't take me for one Of
your Dutch Doors, ! beg Of you. can
spell. but you can't read, that's all. You
remind me- ssis !. 'of feller in SlickvilIe.
when the six cen, letter stamps came into
fashion. He licked the stamp so hard he
took all the gum of, and i, wouldn't say
on, no how he could fix il, so what does
he do bu, pu, pin through it, and writes
on the lelier, Paid, if the dsrned thing will
only stick Now if you 60 end lick the
stamp e,ernally that wav, folks will pu, q
pin through il, and the story will stick to
you for ever. But Come on board, and let's
liquor, and I'l stand treat
~ fel, sorry for The poor critter, and told
him how to feed The horse, and advised bin
to take him to Saratoga, advertise him, and
sell him the same way snd he did and 60,
rid Of bin. The rise raised his character
as a lawyer amazingly. He was elected
governor the mex, yesr."
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-08-23
M ISCE LIAN EO US.
OLIVER CROMWELL.


Alpbonse de Lamar,ine, the eninen,
French historian, and Thomas Carlyle, the
English writer, have in their recen, biog,a-
phies given The world to understsnd the true
character Of the iron wiled Lord Protector
OF England, Oliver Cromwell. Carly lie ives
the frs. 10 expose the misrepresentation
that have grown end thickened these last
two hundred years, and 10 bel p mank ind 10
realize wba, man Cromwell was-how he
was gultless of eel6sbness and ambition;
and how, full Of faith and honesty, he labor
ed for one great end, in the council-chamber
or on The battlefield From the biographies
Of Cromwell written by the two above nam
ed authors, we have abbreviated the follow
ing shor, sketch Of The gres, mans life:
Cromwell came Of good family. His mo.
'her had royal blood in her veins. His pa
ternsl ancestors sat ss barons in parliament
so far back as Edwsrd the Seconds time
Cromwell himself was born a. Huntingdon,
in the large Gothic house TO which his TO-
theirs brewery was attached, on the 25th Of
April, 1899. He was second son, and the
only one Of three who lived to manhood.
Curious tales are told Of divers childhood.
On one occasion, it is said, playing with The
future Charles he qusrreled with his il
Iuslrious playmate, end made the blood flow
in coPious streams from the princes nose.
On another occasion, he is said TO have
dreamed the. The curtains Of bis bed were
slowly Withdrawn by gigantic female f.
gure, who told him that before his dealh he
would be the greatest man in England. His
FIRST years were spent in the grammer-schooI
Of his native town, and he entered Sydnev
Sussex College, Cambridge, April %, 1916,
the very day on which Shakespeare died.
Soon after the des,h Of his father, Cromwell
proceeded to London, and was entered q,
Lincoln's inn for the study Of law. In Au-
gust, 1920, Cromwell being then twenty
one years and four m on,hs old, we find him
married TO Elizabeth Bourchier, kinswo-
man Of the Hampdens, the pa,rio, fsm,Iy.-
The marriage was celebrated in 81. Giles's
church, Cdpplegste-'he church in which,
some fifty years sfer, MiI,on's wearied body
found repose. Cromwell then returned 10
Huntington, where he threw open the doors
OF his house to the prosecuted nonconform-
ist divines, where many Of his children were
born, and where he seems TO have been ac-
tive in busines as brewer, and al The ssme
time 10 have undergone q deep religious
change. 10 the third parliament Of Charles
j., Cromwell took his sea, for Huntington.
II wss parliament Of sober, serious men
Weeping like g'rI, old Coke, the great su.
thor, declared Buckingham the author Of ell
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-08-23

9Th Of August, 1868, Lady CIaypole, Crom-
weIl's favori,e daughter, died. few days
after.Grorge Fox, the Quaker, meets Oliver
in Hampton Court q, the head Of his guards.
81 saw and felI," writes homes, George, 'a
watt Of death 20 forth against him, and
when came IL him, he looked like dead
man." Quaker Fox saw but too truly ; the
conqueror Of all England had bowed. in his
turn to a mighier power. hand. heavier
than hs own, was on him. On the Sd of
September. Oliver Cromwell died His son
Richard. NOT being "chip OF The old block"
proved q weak instrument, end Charles the
Second was soon after reinsta,ed upon the
English throne. end then commenced the
corfup. reign Of lha, giddy and Iicen'ious
monarch,