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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-08-25
Here You. Sirs /!

A GOOD supply of Cloths consisting of
n consisting Of Broad cloth and fancy Cashmere,
Satinet, Jeans, &C., at W
Rarannn March On. 1854. O. l.. & ]. Z. .SuTLIEEa.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-08-25

DRfNTS-G0od Prints for 8 and 10 cents
l. per yard, such as are usually sold for Is; also
Prints for g. cents per yard such have always been
sold in former years for and 10 cents Call and see
them. ROWELL & WlTTER.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-08-25

4 Ii WOOL DELAINES, one case just
"A received, all colors, good quality, and being
soldata less price than was ever before known in
Portage county. Call and get some of them before
they are gone, ut No. l, Phoenix Block. -,
HOWELL & WlTTER.
October 9t.i, 1854. - Z"
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abe Aat!ttaan9t ssulftineI.

THE sExrIxEL is publiIhed every saturday morn
ing n nay H%LIgu9 wGWl
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-08-25

CLOCKS, good assortment for sale
O.cheapsat RIA. BAIRD q Co.'S.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-08-25

.R0WELL, WlTTER 8 co.

WE are daily receiving large quantities OF
w all styles of dress goods, consisting part Of
lawns plain aud hgd bareges, tissues cha1es chain
brays, etc. We selling them at prices TO cores
pond with the times. Please call and examine before
purchasing elsewheres RoWELL \ WlTTBR.
MAY IA, lass.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-08-25

NHEARS, Scissors and Pocket Knives, OF
~ the finest quality, be found sH
Jan ~. 1854. :, at R A. BAIRD q Co.'s
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-08-25

CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES-a large
" assortment just opened, which were purchased
tTemeIy low, aud viii be sold accordingly. If you
want bargain In either eallon .
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-08-25

NHAT Fancy Vesting is going off fast and
l. cbeap,at o. l.. d j. P,SuTLIFFs.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-08-25
], T, GREEN'S ADVERTISEMENTS

JUST opened the best assortment of soft
~ hats that was offered in this market, consist
ing Of all kinds-Black drab high and low crowns
Calm and examine for yourselves at No. 3 Phenix
Block. 1T. GREEN.
Tune
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-25


TnB CoRRuPr BARsAlN.--Ths Enquirer
is In ecs,a.ics over the publicsiion Of Judge
Johnson letter in reply to Mr.. Chase. For
the purpose Of injuring Mr.. Chase, the En-
Quirer 10 ready 10 admit lha. every Demo.
crat 10 the Legislature Of i84e waa . COR
rup, mar; a. leas, we Judge so from The srii.
Gle in that paper Of Saturday. If the bar.
gain spoken Of was corrup, bargain, tieh
every Democra. in the Legislature. Including
Sena'or Pugb, was corrupt. for every man Of
them were paliiesto The bargain, FIhe or.
rangemen, in the hand wiring Of Mr.. Chase
ives such a dishones, arrangement, as the
Enquirer would have its readers believe, how
comes i.,hn, every DemocrM In The Legls.
la,ure, including Senator Pugh, en,eyed inio
that arrang and carried j, out 10 the
leuer2 We would be pleased 10 have our
nsighbor illuminate" on ,his poiNt.-Cia.
Gar. ~ 5 '"'4 fiis iH' I" :"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-25

DsTRoir, Sep,. i3.--Tbe Republican Con-
vsn,ion or Michigan me, q, Kalamazoo iCr
day. A serisa oeresolulions wasinlroduced
and adopted, denouncing the repeal Of The
Missouri Compromise, terrhihg the lmpris.
,o1men, Of Passmore Williamaon D iyrnnnni.
cal usurpa,ion of power, and recommending
a General Convention Of Republicans 70 De-
wise measures 10 resist the e6eroachments al
slavery, &c. Speeches were made By Gov.
Bingham, Senay0T Wilson o. Massachusetts,
and Others. 1sfoaTls ,G IVA Ten hf
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-25
The NulIliers Of Kanzls- !HIOb, VIZ
OIeDce and DiSuniOm ThreateHled.

A-iNr-~NN-r~N-s
The Squalier Sovereign, Of iihie 28,h. Au.
gust, publishes an edilorin article which
contains the following passages; 81 S.gl l.33s
yaKanzas, deprived of the aid altitherto re.
eeited from her Southerp.c Allies, aaeuld
prore an easy prey 10 these rapaciaiis thtieves
of1the North, If, however, The North fiat
ter themselves that this can be done, we
mosl humbly beg 70 undeceiye themss We
can .ell the imperiinent scoundrels of the
Tribune, ihatiheylrnay exhaust an ocean Of
inkalheir sEmigrani Aid Societies. spend their
millions and billions, their Representatives
in Congfess spou, iheir hereIicul theories
ill doomsday, and his Excellency Franklin
Pierce. appoint AboliiOnist alier Freesoiler
as cur Governor; "yet we will continue %
tar and feather. drown, lynch and hang, ev.
cry wbiieehyersd dboliIionis,, who adares 10
pniluie our soili'ls0A 4. sgssl aa b2 "a q
And though our fair Territory may DO re-
fused adnhiaice inio the Union as I slave
holding lSn,e, by the political demagogues
If ihe North, 1--WE csre as lialeifor aheir de.
clsion, asfor she continued and futile attacks
which have been ,madeiIuon MIR Yiphts. by
,ha indaelsiva' babine, who now adminis,a,
,he afFaiFso of our, nation Fo, aos eo,rf.
denilvlope thai he Iast NATIONAL Congress-
mav meet IN aTVashingtOn on the first Non,
day in December neat; and wepvophecy with
the firm 'co6Vicii6n that ihe time will verify
| on, words, aha, neverJ uea,n will. the South.
/ ern Slales Of me Republic suffer saiclatIor
from, a se, Or negro s,ealsvs and sascals, WHO
stand pledged 10 war upon their rights un,i
federation, ceases 10, be- q sirueaa . eisat
| Ie The 81. Louis In.ellipeucssg Of Sept. 4,h
Quotes this ar,icle, and lnakssh ahe subiec
~. nm article oui,e a. punoent, and Femaika.
lble as i,s alreadv famous "Suicjdepso of Sin
vety n : We oub,e 4, s6,ires bqionei i Il
| j,a,,,,,v,c.A,o,, s,,ol,....s. .. ,ssasl
~ nVbpifiVAVlON IN hANHAS'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-25


KANZAs.--At reeen, election OF the low.
or house Of the Kanzas Legislature, 0 wMm
debate took place on bill 10 locaae all the
,preci net election polls OF The county sea.s.
This measure was violently opposed byi
many members upon the ground ,ha, '.many
of tho counpv sea,s are In possession Of the
aboli,ionists." Here Is o confession OF
!act which up 10 this da,e,. has been ssrenu.
ousiy denied by The defenders Of The ME-
souri mob. One member of the House, who
represents the Lawrence district. wamed ,he
poll OF that precinc, located ons mile iom
the town. The kind OF comics, 10 which
The Legislature is looking may be gathered
from the following repOst oi sha. gsnaeaaan's
speech ;lns8aiais lhbsaa5i.ssb aG93b9dsi
rThe aboliionis,s can ouRuinber us 10 ,be
town; and iris such rugged place ,ha,
many. II 6ghl should occur, will dodge be-
hind the bushes, and when aIl u over, sweat
they bad been 6gh,ing like Bengal liger1
He wanted the precinct located one mile from
town, on q certain beautiful level plain.
where every one would be compelled 10
| 6gh,tbe fogues face 10 face, or back square
oui; he knew no spo, better suited Eos border
warfare. IL Besides, q Ere fellow lived ON the
place, always whh plenty Ice and whisky on
hand TO keep up pluck and spirj, There
was also a large old house ~ ths spo,,
where they could rally and lorily u case Of
lexpected defeat" 1-estSa
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-25
'Nfg 4 " AAfeA A.'stt tAN'r !.
VOL. 1t INC, ,nas3S6,
For the, TeIeetaph.


-
ltt'ba Our Schools. itg.
Mr.. EriroR-In a former communication
/ dwAh o, tho importance of union schools.
,horoughnsss and perfec,ness. r nov pro.
pose giving some hints on teaching The Fun,
.dameRtal BraRehes.g Tleve, 1 would say,
lha, there isla diffsiencs between teaching
md .,raininp. The, first, only eonyeys Cac,s
10 ,he mind, while :,he la,,er arranges and
fixes them iii II; SO as to Be used al pleas.
ufe. The scholar and he ieaclier are no.
born, but they are mossly made By ylsain,ng,
and bv, educating the, whole chic, ,anenally,
Imorally, physically and socially. These
Iaculties should pe developed, by III 9 ir
appropriate stimulus and exercise. Y ! shall
only Sspeak pdeknisely of DEVELOPING the
mindsi ibis ennsbe done most succcssfally
6y analysis Here i would urge, the ne,
tcessi,y Of having Introduced, ip,o ppr
schools. Rays Mental Ad.kmsiic (pati Isl
and Guy and have II made on object ofsys.
fema,ic slady. jWhete Ibis Is negleeteda d
wide gap is mode inan education Persons
more thar: twenty years old have suspended
oiher studies and studied j, who afierwprd
declared thar The lime thus spen, was pro.
ducsiveof more beneficial results than twice
The same amount Of time ever employed al
ony other branch Of, ,reducation. i, cannot,
therefore, be 100, strongly recommended 20
every .eacher who desires 10 render his pu-
pits thorough scholars, 10 make them we'll
acquainted with mental arithmetic. u dis.
ciplnes shemind and gives anaidea Oh per-
feclness which cannot be acquired rs well
In any other way, Intellectual arithmetic
should be taught IN classes, when circum.
stances permit; for Il as easy 10 ins.ruc.
fifteen pupils In a class, dc TO teach one in.
diyidual alone. l. should be taught pre-.
cisely according 10 the example worked ou,
at The commencement, Of each section, and
then II will sefve as d key TO unlock the
mind. Another important branch is TOO
slightly passed over In some schools, and
this is .orlbograpSy., VIVA, does the word
meanl The right naming Of the letters in q
word, IN The order Of ihe syliables, This
definition indicates that every leuer and cyl
liable In word should be dIainclly and fully
aricula.ed. and particularly the 6nal con-
Isonan,, which. If done, i not only gives
distinctnsss TO that word, bu. 10, oil u,,er.
ance. Spelling 10 on important branch. for
he that cannot spell we'll, cannot talk well
nor read well, and u he attempts 70 write,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-25
PfebaIory. y fhs S6yeielpn saws lhaiIifIthe

pfehaeory. y The s6seislgn says 7thaaifl,he
Idboads ofsyInpaIhy, Friendship, and Siniet-
lesI, nov ekisilng between Kansas and Mis-
|souri, SHOULD abe seYered, s"s.he copssqpenp.
ces which would necessarily follow" would
lbg he making 81 III hsas d free S,aie. This
Iis Expressed inthe f6ll6wihg.f lOelIegm' nh
|xalKaHsas isbfised bgths AID ofhst SonsR-
allies would ProRs aneasyiprbyasc ihess
rapacious ,hieves Of the North," VIVA
This can only mean Iharlhe establishment
| 81 slavery Ia Kansas depends on people but.
ISldS Sf Kansas. y Citizens Of Kansas cams.
ibsA "alhssgsb ylEuoo bna eiai2 T6i eloy
.biRhe ,evtd sssouihern alliesif cdELonlyaP.
Plyte The MlssoprispsEWhq 1baysa disgBced
|ibeir, own, S.ass by interference IN Kansas
affairs. II Kansas. should pc deprived ol
lihe hid afforded BY his ihigtfe efebce, sdys yHh
ISosegsggnj jslys asoyld btH ffes Siaiss il1ts
is bdhiiisd all ths ,hemssii violent Iof ,,lie
lnonhsrp presses bare copleended ford ,hfss'
slavery is being forced on Kansas, What
effect this admission Is likely 70 have inths
northern half Of The Unioh,swe leave Mis-.
sourians,o Judge Il seems 70 Us that il
lalles but poorly with The doctrine Of "squa,.
Ter sovereignty" preached Up when Kansas.
Nebtaska act was passed. y Then, the people
oftths North wereaoe be lree'lyo seI,leu Ii
Kansas, and her institutions were 70 be de.
,efmined By, the vptes Of her .eitizehs. Now
they are 10 be established BY her Southern
laliies." 's'}sq p,W VtHRtP'lh t9'sA :
/ i. may suit the taste perhaps the infor'
ma.ion--of the. Squalier Sovereign and Da.
yid r. Aichison,i q denounce all Nor,herr
men who settle in Kansas, and desire 10 ex.
| clude Slavery, as "Abolitionisis," and as
[nrapacious, thieves Of the Norih." But, i
| any one lin Kansas supposes tha. slavery car
be established 10 lIat Territory by any such
means, they labor under singular delusion,
AIllsuch acis Of ruffianism as have lately
occurred at the Town Of ,A,chison, and all
such denunciaiions as we now quo.e from
ISlringlellow s. Kelly's paper, can have bul
one result. They keep UP The sexciled feel.
| ing al The Nouh, stimulate hos,ili,Y 10 our
institutions, and are preparing a pub
lie sentiment in ihe larger half Of the Tn.
ion which will laugh, 70 scorn the presen.
sions OF Kansas',o DO admiued into the Union
as as slaus Stale. If the people Of Missouri
are prepared for this condition Of things, 50
be IL: But we should have preferred q dilI
letent event. ,.,., ea,s,o ~
d The Sovereign says that the system o
tarYinO and fenthe,in drowni lynciino
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-25

'ER A25. 1865. ,tiioagaal sid 10 p
1870 ssaaa1s.i aLga aM 90. s..ei......
smobs and took 'fhis severe 5gW ASA jssi,
apdIcheered ,he;speaker.,n .iH lls aollspise
4 YoviyiIl observe that Governor Shsnnou
binted that he might require the aid Of Mis-
s0UKiANs; Iof the crowd that he had ad-
drsssed was combosed 6f the residehis Of
IetK KesiporD md Mesibort Is In ihe State Of
Missouri. Whether the Governor is aware
Of the fac, IL know NOT; bM i do know tim, he
lealled5th Kaezas- -Leeisl asute. (Shen speak.
ipg n 4 eMissontisps Iiglti in Aissouri,) rogs lee
.syHS eo,llr ,bupo1D 1iss adl ls ,yaSit%f 2
b:.PioG saaAnonwtitss NJ "A. after his Same
n, A means Mischiey9ps Agit ator,; not Master Of
Afts as some erroneonsly suppose. ,.,, n
l0f k9HtI4 X .-12lQl1IAA- ILL., ial+ vilDH
.onsf DID you HeaEit shNnderlabrp
.siTbau wNohinga.s says nihe Befks
County Press, are q sipgplar people / u such
we dare call them. They are not, howevet,
me EiIlibttiahs v Ia made fet,ers out Of The
hair Of The poor shipwreckedl Gdlhvef, But
they sare eianis loft colossalfweight and
strength, and endowed With vitality Rhich
bids defiance 70 all The, mortal weppons that
can be brought 10 bear against them, Their
enemies deny ihehn to be possessed Of the
al,fibutesao or common humanity ;raud instead
ofmens we are odd our iana is flledwish
monsters. Never before, say they, has a
portion OF the family Of man appeared upon
'llhe stage Of action ii so hideous q Light
The painted indians. who pitched the Brit.
ish Tee In Boston Harbor were not more
Terrible 10 the Epglish Parliamenl than she
Know No.hings, who have suddenly sprung
Iip,o existence, are 10 the political hacks, and
ldemagoguss ofthe present day. Ten thou
sand arrows. n would seem, are darkeGihg
the sun against them; yen they are uhdis.
mayed and undaunted, and are still yictori.
ousl They are. indeed, q, singular. race Of
Iabipeds." and dtoihe wo,begone warriors who
have heretofore been fighting oily pigmies,
they are an enemy Ibapcan laueha siege 10
scorn--and who will no. ieyec deign 20 re-
I,urn ihe fire kep, up, as IT, has been, .un-
ceasingly, for the las. Twelve months. Like
,hs gallah, babd al Bunker Hill, they FIRE
only when they see The "whiie Of an eye"
and q trea, from the pos, of duty never fol-
lows until The last cartridge Is gonei :"
1.-the epposilionpapers have dug deepin.
ltol,he Golfers Of the arsenal Of detFaciion,
exhausling nearly Ito vas. stores and pour.
ling upon the heads Of The Know No,hirgs--
with spiri. Of manevolence iends only in.
dutge in-the choicest denunciations that
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-25
PssrILErcs IN 4 .CmY.-.+Tne Soah, Slde

PRsrnENcE I'M 4 ~CmY.--4Tne Soah Slde
(Va.) Democral thus describes .he eondi,Ion
Of offair, q, Portsmouth: sa
/ To, one who hos never Witnessed a, civ
suGsrinp from pes,ilerce. 1 cao conway no,
adeaua,e idea Of he weary desola,ions ot
Portsmouth,. hlooks like the fallen CIV
Of the. Arsban Nieh,s, In which, evsry-
thing was suddenIy pewified and frozen In,
10 silepce and dea,h, Closed stores. Dor.
fec.Iy deserted i,t streets. window shu,,ers
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-25
! MANUFAC ACTURES,

GiOALPORT SALT COMPANY. Office in
V Coopet's Buildin !, Coalport, o. Salt fol
Country trade retail, THiRfY-F FIVE and Forty
lCENTs perbusbel. H -s4' H9e g.e 2 ,June5
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-25

bteetn6tg WIG 'm0hudy evening on or Dei0re tne
full moon in each month. Hall in Edwards
bailfiSg, Font . st-h N BoswOrth. ". NJ; R, B.
l. I'D Naomi satS Lodge, Tea No. III. Messts Msa
sverBlE Eridag evening" Hall in Crawford build
ng. n III. lDSriletb N. sGy; Samuel Lanham,
0ec' vs0laU t1k ofl oi bls sAW i1,, ebl s4yl t.in
MiAef6I R8dse No. 243., Meets every Tues.
day ever Ill StiY<Ig building, cofher of Front
and cpatt AlifeAb Thomson, N. g.; Aaron
Aurdoq8 S9c'R ,ysi,1iiAq INsys f.aBd st .Oam
SoNs % TFHREEANcE--Welfm Division, No,
80. Meets every Saturday, evening" Hall in
StivesE pajleing. EsD. Sheets, w. P.;Wm.L.
day SS Ell &cs SaSsss %sdS q MiaSIs sa{Rs
Fort. --- w. P. - -, r S.
New Lima Division No. 604. Meets every
Saturday evening Hall An Fl. Hollis reedbuild-
ng, in New Lima. - - W. P; -
.----1RaSs0iaS ss}w sR 40 ran, aafi39sI es q,
BUSINESS DIRECTQRY
"a lELal l.kl Q ulY 20. GLlIIA al
n, PROFESSI0N 0NAIr4-L LAWYERS SD
Yhos. IRyiN. 800 I5IiT- -T7TT 2 90 \. AZ PLANTS,
IRWIN &PLANTS,s Attorneysat Law, Pomsi
4 10Y, y. a. aaInsg-l-l hAa ). nAao nov 2OtI.k
WILLIAM waLL. % 9asae'seo9' p JACOB EARHART
NTALL q EARTlART; Attorneys at Law. Polna
w epoy, o.. Office inYC Courthouse. rs n9,dw
ETS HEOD D RRl AiOMTAGUBy Attorney at
i. Law P0m4roy, o. Office in Courthouse.
Strict attention given TO all professional bust
ness. Pension or Bounty Land Claimants will
9nd i p their advantage 70 give him a.call,
.a.1... III y y sI'cI KN S.. - ~.
mrs. G., MENzl les. Ofice, Third Street.
IL between Walnut and Vine, Cincinnati, o
Pays special intention to Diseases 6f Women.
Nv y D, 1855 tfto! !ie2iiqss gnlss9sT aggs
m 1PATRI0K, PHYsioiM and SVRGEoN, -
A. Offslshis professional services 10 the citi-
sens or MASON CITY and vicinity. ,slaA s4sl.
ssSs sS o Z ss Ss sSsa.T is esHsg ''sn1sq 4
TYE56HN ELBEN, Homeopathic PhysiCiaT,
Atih OgsBrahch's 6 Buiiding, Oolirt-BtIeetlP Pem-
sFot.s once hours from 9 to 10 "A, Mid to
n Milo SIP. M. Referencesi Dr.. ColstanT
tre Herihg, Dr. Adolph Lppe, PhiIadeslphiaI' Pe piiIe
- = B \ NIX 4 -Z.l.-I.,..l'
ENANIELs q gRATHBURNl, BANKERS, Front
~ - sfsSs fSsURRTcE 6s2iSRSl 7 COMPANIES. S. g
.NNTNAsINsURANCE COMPANY. Of Hart
,1Il ford, Connecticut. %, BRANCf, Agent
C0uIt street, Pomeroy. eosla oaWQlsyp Jan 80 I
B,EHRHKRT, Agent for CITY Insurance
81 00mpbny Of Cleveland, Ohio losses
q Naitably and promptly adjusted and paid.
~ DRY GOODS CLOFHING. &c, 90.
M 4SHINGT0N STfVERS, Dealer in DR.
tV1i0o6dsS ar0eeiies, Hardwareg &cs, Cornel
Of Front and Court streets. PpmeEoy. naa 81
HOMES q STINERS, Manufacturers OF ant
- Dealers in every description Of Clothing
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-25

Rspresentatiysl Ii Congress lllth Disifict).-
Ucn. '. D. HcRrcs Ct MeIgs county,

covRr am po0n1Y 0fpIcrRs,
Judge Of the Qopre Of Common Pleas. Hon.
SlnRox NxsHr aaIipolis
Judge az Probate cdoft. "A tkRRii.t.
Clerk d fcommohP AS cops. aosNE1 Dow
AIna. gbsf.&&z2fIEGkyt
Sheriff.--W. 8HEnt 10 . y 4 (, II IN y "
Prosecuting Atfprhe j. - Acob.S EkRHkhv.
County ApditokA II. H. SWALLOW.
County TREASURED %. BaAScH.
County sdtyeyors yeHs 9. GoLDEs, etown,
Beipio toRnship. css,,a, ny
Gounts Corcner.- tPANes1sst :
County CoIhmissi0neis.-- DAVID K,S JAcoBs,
ealisbury; MIe GUrHRm, Orange; TadF. SAITH,
County Common school Rsaniners Rev. n
I VItHnssoN, Geosqn B. 9aow, A. A. KEkN.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-25

MiAei4l 98age, No. 243., Meets every Tues.
day eve III StiytI& building, corner Of Front
and Eo4 81 I E lined Allf1eaib Thomson, N. G,; Aaron
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-25

Trustees --H H Whitlock, Isaac Train. Elijah
JsneS IN t N fpelg siifw 9di olosah q t9al tadi
CIerk. Hosner Byanch gaeJasl'liia9s9,as gti y
TtsssssE 1s,sss q, ss g Sssss sts.slsa lss &
ccasisblss. Randall lstyen, orsa J joaessjjoSa essj John
HumphIegxli iuqB hgfgh ksti s7yi3sd@Gt ts3nitggii
AssessQr~ aaron EtiyefssiJ t1lI q yanI. .eq1
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-25

T'AMES WRIGHT, Saddle and Harness Maker,
" Shop, over Black and Rathbufh's store, in
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-25

So,us - TEaPErAN ANoE.--Welfne Division, No.
50. Meets every Sahlrday evening Hall in
StveEs bajlding. ED. Sheets, w. p; Wm.L.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-25
5'dsGI.gIETIEg. 5'ds o.

Masoas.- -Poihsfot lodge, Mo- 164. Stated
Meetings the Monday evening on or before the
full moon in each month. Hall in Edwards
bnilqigg, Font st,in ~, Bcsworth, ". M; +, b.
Wila0nf Sec .is n S.rfs,,i Il .3..,t s,a l .Les3
I. .us0sF Naomi Lodge, No. III. Meets
sverB Friday evening" Hall in Crawford's build
ng. n III. Dartletb N. SGs; Samuel Lanham,
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New Lima Division No. 5O4. Meets every
Saturday evening. Hall III. Holts reed dbuild-
ng, in New Lima. - - W. p; -
.---As RaE.EiQN ss4S 81 sB FJu. aaY32.I ge q
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hR.S. g. MENzlES. !, Office, Third Street,
IL between Walnut andv Vine, Cincinnati, o
Pays special intention to Diseases .6f- W omen.
NV N 3, 1858 tfto sth5aq1s Nniss9sfs s agpa
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maKessnas Of
anless sscthspeople
'sUnieRsAy
's,nsxibamsyI be
.hops." heh we
Senate, but, not
.oDFA eaElHl l
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TTE JOHN ELBEN, Homeopathic PhysiCian,
Lin Og Branch 8 Building Oodrt-stIeetlR Rem-
sFot.ss once hours from Sfo 10 "A M.iyt to 8
r. M..Tto SIP. MI, References, DR.. Colstan-
Inc Herring, DR. Ado1ph Lippe, PhiIadelphia. ,
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L n q r. 1CR0SH 3, wagon -nlakers. Mulberry
El street, Poneroy, o., over r. EsIiumpbiey
shoi. Having had long experience iflthe busi-
ness, they ale enabled to execute, in a neat and
substantial manner, all orders for wagons, bug
gies, carriages, &c, on short notice, ana at reas-
enable terms. n. L.nL ~ .-.nL.L .-n..a-LL .a
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WILLIAM WALL. ~ s'.s'ilp''' JACOB EARHART
WTALL d EARHART; Attorneys at Law. Porns
w eroy, o.. Office. in Courthouse. sys ng,hw
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TNTNAsINsTRANCE COMP ANY Of Hart
HI ford, Connecticut o. BRANCH, Agent
COulL Alresi. Poneroy. eogQ baWQIsse Jan $50 I
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nv HEOD d RRT MONTAGUE Attorney at
L.lEaw, PomSroy, o. Office in Courthouse.
Strict, attention given TO all professional bust
6nd it 70 their advantage 10 give him a,call,,,,
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II g WfIrPESIDES, Manufacturer of Boots and
IL Shoes. Court street. one. door above the
orner of Front. The best of work., for Ladies
md Gentlemen, made to order. .a =, 9'.-.'
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l5r DRUGS, lPAINTSil OILS, &c.8
sn REED & BROTHER Dealers in Drugs,
iIy.,Patent Medicines Paints, Oils, Dyestuffs,
Iotc., Front Street a few ,doors above Conrt,
P0meroy, Ohio. als.aR dry .rsg,isgr,f deep.
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bAUIyLH q AMI I1AtNEIo9 NH q fEIVo.
n B. HAMPTON q CO Saddle and Harness
y : manufacturers, Front street, i've doors be-
Inn Ganft PnmkrnY. @. .il 4 l.e.H " .Iu1aI
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asaf ~ 'B a N X EHS1
EA4NEL. 9 RATHBURN, Bankers, Front
Isl street, Pomeroy, o. d. ~, ly2U6m1
s'7''s y fNSfJRANC COMP ANIES. X
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IN LYMAN, Painter and GlazieR west side
t. Court street. fourth door above Font,