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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-27
yALUABLE TOWN PROPEITg
AND
" M E@Y GAJ,E.

~ IN ESDtA - Aest3S
Evil sELLe, private sale MS Real Ea,ate Of 0.
p. TONG. II not cold ut pnblie sale betsesn now
aud SpriuS, 1t vili be s9ldsi paSiie safs OF which due
Tho property, consists OF tina following described
Lots and 1rEcts OF and. to, wit: IS.
i5impr0vcd Lots IN TIA Town 1SCRT-
roIT,-3 Oh thu pain eahal with 4 LARGE WSRE-
HOUSES withIarsa Dwelling HORSES, tho oiher'
With Smaller improvements
"a 10 IN TSleamt Lots in different parts HfCnr
roits The Pam contains about 2i9 AEAtSS anf
will be sold entire; or ia the Following rareslsto sal
II. Ectweon Tonnd II Acres North or the
Ohio Ganai, % Acres Of which isclcared, the balaneS
FINE TIABER LAND.
vnd. Near feD acrcs on ths Foath side 81 Tho
Ohio Canal. East of Carrohs abnift go acreselesred-
I hepthsr good Timber Land, sllenelosod.
Ard, spsao TrnSs about i3RAcsess NtahNs
on tld South OF the Ohio agd hoekihe ntlals, ~
which isn nAver falling steam OF wstet, VIA a laI
Of fsom "a ~ 25foet, easy az ifnEroRsmcst, ne'ns ons
ofthe nest sights Tor a mill IN Fairfield county, thl'
tyast has nnita Uonse, BarH& tfl1thpr eohyenienees
also. one other tract containing ora ccTea Detaeei
ths Stats ioai aud Judge Ratsbaugra MillTrcct'
Tsrr.-one.thitd in hand the balance IN two equn
annual With interest troli date;
Carroll. Fairfield county, Ohio, Nov, 9; ls5s-s1n
HPohio State Journal copy and send biito Agen
! AZ Abs olice. M
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-27

- H.
Amsrotypcs, photographs, DO, &c.
We take great pleasure in calling public
~attentiohto the new and beautiful art q
Am5rotypimg, specimens Of which may
be seen at the rooms Of our townsmsn. v.
NJ. GRiswoLp. who is making every effort
10 keep up with all the improvements in
the art Of Photography, These Pictures
are taken upon glass plates, and when fin
ished are understanding. not being injured
by acids, impure All, or any Of The inlu'
%ences which many times provo fatal to The
ordinary Daguerreotype. In addition C
this il the other important consideration
that they can be viewed in any light, The
surface being without reflection. and th,
picture having the appearance Of picture
on paper, and possessing u r~ounlness ant
force unknown to, and impossible in tn,
Dagaerreo:ypcs Mr.. Gsiswoll has incur
red heavy expense in introducing this ney
art among US, and should be liherally pat
ronizel, He is also preparing himself
and WILDE really ina few days, to brin.
gu. the Photographs upoa paper, colorea4
lie. aal his artistic skill viii enable hin
TO pro luce these Pictures in great perfec
ton and bsau!y. His rooms are elegant
fitted up, AMI shoali be, il they are not,
place of every day resort for our citizen
WHO woati thereby e~ounieuance and
courage suth efforts AZ he is makfngto es
tablish ole place at least, worth yisitin
for tho purposes Of recreation and amuss
ment. 32
Mr.. Griswoll's advertisement will !
found in another column.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-27
very vaIiety Of casting In IRON % HFa
i o K q G. s

~ofcvcry Kind propptly executed 10 order.
In regard 10 our PoFtabiss. we beg To say that we
furnish n better Engine, larger hte oeS,s VIVA oPeH
crate surface. having mo.c power and the. worItng
parts more substantially and af'islealiy arranged taaa
any other works. .A
aus Of tho denarIme nts of our extended hrsineFssn-
ilcited. Visits and eorresponce are invited ftaia all
Interested 10 the progressive Enosspaents oithssge.
Blau,iys Portable iinyine works, ZGnesvilie, ohies
2aIeSville, bee. 10. 1555-SA '@
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-27
PORTABLa STEAM sAw-MIELs.
Portable and Stationary Steam Ps7et

5S7tIE~ PORTABLE, on M0vEARLE STEAM En-
gina and saw mil, owing to the Immense ds-
uilud 8nI renun ,rsIinS priceso OF limber. eoD'iaendS
eFs w!shing to engags in the business. Like mo
Iirsshing machine, Il Is taken q the work, Instead Of
re wosE being taken toit. Traeisof t.mbertI lads
ONO ge=ator eS.sni than so 10 60 acres, eguilg from
1 to 5000 feot Of lumber per acre, would pay for
Portabio Saw Mill. If or no Further use when
She land is cleared Their economy in labor and time
Is immense. The efsls Of one mi;Iwii suffice 10 run
two. We beg 10 refer TO tue table below, for pove.
Rnd price of the Engines & Mis- whieh We furnish
complste and ready for work. Tbe FaillsTary IN psiee
with the length OF way and sizs of sag.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-27

ON our ours1DE--N'ill.be found a very
interesting story from Dickius Household
Words, entitiedtho "Beechgroye Family"
AS this is the season Of story reading, we
hope no one will fail to give the "Beech-
grove Family. a perusal, confident as we
arc that no one viii regret the hour spent
in so doing.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-27
CRY or LANcAsTRi



Pdncipssf ofthe American Partyuof Ohio.
/. rae uhlimited Frssdsp n Rsixtyy t!seenneet:
Wnen M sa~Ifs ~ Gofenment-Equsiiiy ~ fighb
10 atlnaiafallzsd KmigrAntiw who are tAergagAI fw
srisaaitsf, and We owe no temporal. eneglance, NJ
rsassa u their religion, highss uAAn 'nss olsns
"ss I. NS inter 70 ses via sae righsso t eliIspship p
roadY acquired bTs Feysigueys, ane NE lsSssS1'1ptph .cy.
Law 10 all who honeAtly emigrAto from lovt ~ w.
W; bath exclusion 81 .fpfeiEn pauners any lsuts.nn,
ea. .gssSi.r sssii hoy sSSsaii have slaedsIysar
In tAsg Y states AHd eomPiiea MID NH'p'4AHspP
S.soppo.tep % alipeilsleal esesp ssiIos. son 3ss:
targ Cempasfes, and ~, al atfsmPfs 70 sxqSes Ahf
Bibls frSn tSs sskssH Supported Sv'As Ssssxns
"ssst; y, fl,..aas nesisHaf:-wc oppoAc is
.extsnslonin any on tho crrltories o. and ueiperease o.
It's noIlttcat powcg by Tho Rdmlssion tnto me Silenoi
any Slave state or 0thorviact Ana We delnhha Z NY
GSnetal Government an inmedinte Ieufess y NY
cause ~ Freedom and the American chnrneicr by
the ropeal OF the Missonrt Cohpromlise, anu Wy ~
troddcilon az siavory Into Kausas In violation otinw,
byfotcs Of arms, and the dcstrneiion ofthe e'se"ts
81 Tnhumblc i~mftation OF the visdom Of washing,
ton, no Oppose all fnteryentlqn In mo alnlrs ~
Foreign States yet on all proper occasions. We WI
nolvithkold our gmpsths from amp people aspisshs
q: We Support American Industry anil genius Z;
caInst the advofse policy pf Foreign nations ana
facilities 10 internal and exteInal commerce. ~ se
improvement OF Rivers and HArb0Es ana nv s"n,
s~tructlon o. National Roads anisingt the various ssss'
'"Tna Tn Ua;en ~ iGss. States sisais1 Be- made PsrPstr,
nfkra fsitAfaI aiIsgtaHs 60 the enstitstfss 81
g.. In Stale policy we aealSusty aavcca'e s.ssn,ren'
pscssTe system o. Taxahoui apd asiibessl fSssem o.
Public SchooiS.sa4ks n. Ha7WNt 20 EgtE1AnaEhs -
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-27

Tho nrst three sizes arc adapted 70 printing oGess,
eakinet makers, and small manufacturers. The throe
las; sizes are for saw mills, Plantations, large tnaua-
osf or Wood. s~opcra.Oiy or mixed, mar be used
indhfsrenily asfael.
Biaad,'s Isl Glass Portable Saw Mil.
ls inch Circular Saw, is fodt carriage; "a Zee: way.
complete aud ready for work. without Betting; price
$3.50. Oak isn and stretched betting, and aLI large
sizs saw required, at tbs lowest rates.
Bianhy,s Stationary saw TTifl Engiue
stneh eylender, % iheh stroke; geaJed: -! st59
& iReh .......... Is ....-,.. direct action; ..- $50
Boiler, WITH ire front, crate bars &c. s5eo extra
| All our engines have a variable valve motion, equiv.
alentic tue quadrant or LUX ON tbs LocnnaNve; aud
entire novelty ofthe grsaiest praciicsi Utility and G.
STEAM BOILERS.
simple Cylinders, orsith nuas, or With .nSes' made 70
order, OF any required size OF capacity. -f
STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES
! Of any power or kind, promptly made 10 order, for
saw and grist mills, or other purposes.
Mni Gearing, Shnfting, Couplings,
SpiRdlcs, &c, 80
=. - r.,i.Ar ~ .a,,;na ip Trau Ne HFass.
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GE0GGE METM.
,r-+7, c--np, ---ss~h -

pabile generally. that he continues ~
Manufacture ard keep on hand, The isrE-
ear and best assortment - CHAIRS GHd
BeDSTEA0S ever offered IN the eitIzsss
OF Laner sier. which he will ell nj prices
lover thaE can be bad 81 siy Other estaL-
Incutis the city. In ennneetion with the
sSoSe, he keeps on hand q tery large ~:
sortmeEt az CfnefnHRll mHfrN.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-27

ES-our neighbor of theg DemOsyaE in
his last issue. thus takes down our Post
Master. one Of the editors Of the Ohio Ea-
gle. We apprehend this is only q com
mencement Of the complaints that must
come against the Post oAicO Department,
We have some 10 make ourselves, and
shall bring them outoat tho proper time,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-27
.,7congfess.

Congress.
Another week has rolled Fround, and
still we have to recorl that Congress has
done nothing. So far as we are ableato
judge. the probabilities of q Speaker in the
Houselare hot any greater than they were
a week since. Below we give the latest
dispatch last night:
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-16
PuDnc Sale OF
PHI OENlX FURNA CE.

DY virtue Of deed Of trust executed to me by
I'D JassL. James and Robert Buchanan, Will
sell at public outcry ON the 9th day Of Octo--
next, on the premises, the Phoenix Furnace and
HG 4.0U0 ACRES OF LAND, iyts
about one half well timbered, situated about
three miles from Palmyra, Tenn, on the Cum
berland River. The furnace is newly built, the.
work well executed and built by the direction
OF Mr.. j. l.. James, practical and well edu-
Gated iron man. 1t is not inferior to any fur
mace in the State OF Tennessee, andi is adop7
ted to making iron by hot or cold blast, with oil
the necessary machinery foI the purpose, IN good
repair The ore banks are within one mile Of
the furnace, and are, e,belieyedb, good judges No
be inexhamstable. r
Terms II salessix Thousand dollars payable IN
ten months from the date Of the sale, and the
balance in one, two end three years, according
10 the terms Of the deed Possession TO bs CIV
en- as soon as The terms Of sale are complied
with. Any person who desires TO see the proper
IN, can be shown Il by j. q. Shaekleord. Clarks.
Vile, or Thos. Hinton, who lives ontkv prem,
( ,IV., i.s.rs ". O.. sIlAcKLEFoR Trustee
a, Sent. %. W5. isff Gilslss ,s us llN ~ Fh4d
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-16

Inyalids recovering from the effects of Fever,
Bilious Diseases, or long continued illness OF.
any kind, wall find Carter's Spanish Mixture the
only remedy which will revive their dropping
constitutions, expel all bad humors from the
blood, excite the liver to prompt and healthy
action, and by its tonic properties, restore the
patient to life and vigor. n" stEl
We can only say try it. A single hottie is
worth all the socalled Sarsapariilas in existence.
It contains no Mercury Opium, or any other nox-
,ousorposonous drug, and can be given to the
YoupgeSt infant without hesitation. y, 4
See the certificates Of wonderful cures around
the bottles. More than fse hundred persons in
the City of Richmond, Va, Saptestify tos its
good effects. See advertisements, nr / WI
.f THE COURT OF DEATH
King Death held a court unto which did fesoit.
All the diseases that ravage below,
lnorler that he acquainted might be eNoE
Why business oflate had been "slow."' y y
There was Gout with his crutch and terrible
touch, ,.s5 E'i.i 5..n s,4l ..5s Ut.
Sick headache and Jaundre the yellow, a
With Dyspepsia who had laid many folks meath
the spade
ofthe sexton, that grave-diggihg fellow. y
But 'twere vain 10 describe each one of the
trihe-69Sia a9IN,F1h a'f5 3,tJ 'r fFbAE
That before Old Death made their appearance,
Saldhe, show isthis7 there is something umss,
You've not made Of late much of o, clearance;
Just sell me, Ipray, the cause of delay, SBS5
You diseases are getting quite lazy
Do'speak up friend Gout and tell me what
von,re about ,l3taf "H2 ti'4s ~ =
~" - aO0"'' tf,rik. al va1 It tA,
Or slack business will drive me quite crawl
Said Gout, "'the facts ths--do not take it anss,
For myself and my friends no one cares, y z
For our business below, has received a sad blow,
From cursed Pill Cathartic called Ayersl g.
ThatPill when folks try, makes each one of us
AH stoyg G,eyY Eec,.13 sal. 40
For it drives US clean out of the system, Wv
Thus II saves peoples breath, so you see my
friend Death,sQ yant 'ysmiM sge no
THAT's the way that Of late you have missed
sen." wv g at41H N
Essil hsE Ia N h ps.s,i tiald3 ilaG ~ i
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-16
GREAT INDUC 5MENTS
ITO, INVEST mCAPITALiv
Valuable Timber Lnnd for Sale.
TO BE SOLD, IN PARCELS. g

n will aoifef at public sale, at Pomeroy courtsi
house, on MONDAY the 18th. DAYaiof
1855, Gao acres Of land, well
lying in Lebanon Township, Sec. No.
10, T.yS, r.. III; also a lot In Olive Township,
Sec No. 10, T. A r. IL, eontailitg 262 saeress
The above lands are known as the Megs lands.
They are valuable, covered with the best pine,
ments either, for Lumber or for Farms. There is
some bottom land. The GAO. acres will be sold in
quarter sections. These 'lapds lie close to the
Ohio River s,.. ia,
Terms Of sale: one-third Of purchase money
in hand, the residue in one and two years, with
interest from date. YN 500 gI1lGt
JAMES MsJACKSoN IS
or Clarksburg, Va.
Pomeroy, Oct. 9, 1855. y ~ Z Z ..37i9T. 2
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-16

NOTICE is hereby given, thata meeting Of
~ the stockholders Of 4he Ohio TelSgfnph
Company, WILDE held at the Court house in
ponieIoy onsW ednesday. Nov 7th, at 10 o'clock,
NJ, fqt the purpose of choosing Directors and
transacting such Aother business as may come
,pThe Marietta Intelligencer, Athens Mes
uengeh uaIll Polis Jontnsl Iionton Register. Bell
RottSmouth Tribune, will please advertise for
three weeks, and charge to thispaper a'sr
tPomeroy, Oct Q. VS.. Nl-E,sASH43 tgn
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-16

Srmzn1s h Regular Marietta, Par
llEsy*fffsS xersburgh, lIOckingpOrt,
Ns@sssszss RavensWOOd, POmePOy,
West Columbia, GaIIipOlis, Guyan-
dOtte, Cattletsburg, IrOntOn, and
CinInnall Packet.
.5 The New and Splendid Steamer
I BRIDGE CITY-JOHN HEISNER. sa
MaSter-will run as aregular packet in the above
trade; leaving Marietta every Wednesday at 8
o'clock A. Nj; returning will leave Cincinnati
every Saturday at A o'clock P. NJ passing Pom
eroy every We6n ,sday evening at 6 o'clock P. M.
and returning on her upward trips every Mon
day at o o'clock A. Mo- The Bridge City will
take passengers ar1 feIght for the above and all
intermediate landings. Having recently been
thoroughly repaired 1and improved, she offers
superior facilities and inducements 10 passengers
and shippers; her officers having had considera-
BILE experience in the trade, hope bysa prompt at.
tention to business 10 merit and receive Liberal
share OF the public patronage. srautQ ~ tli
/ July %, s865--n28tf. as seaE sse ,qiE
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-16
GALE esr lERBAE EsTATELBy order

- goi;RwlRte GyptTsOn ne kith dayga( No
yember, 1866, OF 2 o clock, ~, on the preini-.
ses in Chester township; will M sold to the
highest der. the following real estate as the
property or Reuben Rodgers, 10 " Il: 10 dcfes in
Sec. 81 4. 8, r ~. being part Of The southwest
qiaffef of said Sec 8, being NE place where said
.es: ded At the. time Of his DEATH lso,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-16
Lime for the Million I!

THE place to get No. white lime, % at p. q.
I J. Munn's Patent Kilns, 10 miles above Ports-'
mouth on. the Kentucky Side Of the Ohio River,
where a No. a article can be. obtained 3at any.
time, fresh from the Kiln, at q price much lower
than the same article can be purchased for else
where. Orders addressed 70 Mum, always fill
ed promptly and forwarded by the Boat bearing
Store Of Edward Biggs in West Columbia, Va,
andatthe Firm Of Windsor & Thrush in Poine-
roy, o., at prices lower than the lowest. %
',"eI ,fNftT si ID. C. MUM.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-16

X BROOKS, SON q co .vs. EHhu
". Stedman-Megs Common Pleas Elihu II
Stedman, defendant, of the State of Iowa, will
take notice that on the 1lth day of July, A. D.
1855, Chauncy Brooks, Walter B. Brooks, Derrick
Fahnestock and Fredrick Brookman, partners
undet the name style Of g. Brooks Son, & Co., iof
Baltimore Maryland, filed in the Court of Com
mon Pleas Of the county. Of Meigs and State Of
Ohio, apetitipn agasnst the said Efhu H. ,Sted-'
man; the object and prayer ofI which petition s,
to obtain afjudgmenton note. given by Saidde-
fendant to said plaintiffs, dated January 18th
1854. due one day after date, fol, the sum Of
three HUNDRED and seventy one dollars and sixty
eight cents, with interest from The 18th day Of
June, A. d. 1854, said petition also prays for the
sale of the following premises MOI tgages by said
defendant to said plaintiffs, to secure the payment
of said note, to wit: the undivided half Of the fot-
following part of lot No: i in the town Of Mid
dleport, Meigs County Ohio, beginning % feet
south of the northeast corner Of said lot No. l,
thence south on the line Of said lot 13 feet,
thence west parallel with the street lending to
Rutland Village 81 feet, thence north 13 feet,
thence east 81 feet 10 the place Of beginning,
with store and warehouse situate thereon; and
the said Elihu Stednlan is further notified that
unless he appear and answer or demur to said
petition 0 or beforethe first day of OCTOBER next,
the said plainriG, at the term of said court next
after the said first day of October, will apply to
said court to take the matters of said petition
as confessed and to render judgment accordingly.
aa. j. BRADBURY, Attyy for Plaintiff.
,Pomeroy. tJuly. S55. W6. l5 .,t ,.., %
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-16
NJ. WINDSOR. ',' S. L.TiIRI
WINDS R s. THRUSH,
GROCERS.
Front Street, near Stone Brdg'

POMEROY, OHIO. 30.
NNHE Subscribers having commenced business
in the house formerly occupied by E. S.
Edwards, and having just received and o. ened
our stock of groceries, would respectfully solicit
the citizens Of Pemeroy and the surrounding
country, to call in and examine them.
BY the care we have takeE in selecting, and
the choice made in the articles we offer to you,
we have endeavored 10 render our assortment
lite attention to those who may favor us
with call, and promptness in business, 10 merit
at least share of your patronage. l-
Our present stock consists in part of
Rio and Java COfceS,
A variety of Teas,
Sugar and MOlasses Of every
description, including
Golden Syrup, f
Crackers Of all kinds,
MachercI, srH 3a aA
Soda, &o1 afs ft 81
Rice, 7@ ~
COrdage,
Ilf N y Soap & Candles,
Lead,
Tobacco,
Cigars, FE
A general ASsOrt-
lmcMt of COMfCctiOne-
ries, rg
.'& Marbles, @a'aa
Cotton Batting,
BrOOmS,
Tubs and Buckets, A"3
NnIis.
And the various articles usually found in gro
cery-store. F At t'N
We will sell low for cash, wholesale or re-
tail, taa ss
Country produce taken in exchange for gro
celies, WINDSOR & THRUSH.
- pssv., y... s.h Gass tr !
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-16


fTNHE Eall Term Of this Institution will COM
rnence on Wednesday, Sept. the 18th. 75
ALPHEus A.lKEEN, AIN. Principal. Jrr ert
Anna G. D. KEEN Teacher Of Music and
Drawing. 1aifH"t
Miss Louisa M. MoRRAY, Assistant. a,a' T
G. G. Hollis, Teacher Of German and Gym
nastics. 9s.th ~
Tulrlov-s5 90, Sc so, or ss 90 per quarter,
according to studiespursued. No deduction ex-
cept in case OF protracted sickness. .a.a
Piano instruction, $S per quarter Of "a lessons.
Drawing aht "a "H - p" nlH"ssI
The Academy has an extensive Chemical and
Philosophical Apparatus, and fine Hall for
Gymnastic exercises. 4ts.
Those wishing to review their studies prepar-
atory to the Examination of Teachers IN Novem-
Der, will here find favorable opportunity.
instruction will be given in the "Theory and
Practice of Teaching to those desiring it. =,
Board can be obtained in the family OF the
Principal on as reasonable terms as elsewhere.
Further information will be given on applca-
ton to the Principal. a ~, E
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees,
. . ~ n pOMEROV Caciv {.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-16
mARRIED.--on tile 4tIi ialt, by the

MARRIED.---On the 4th inst., by the
Rev, lanes o. X. Hubbard; MI. ELIJAH SEIpEs
BAi1Er, to Miss ELIZA JAsE JKsKISsos, all Of
Meigs county. 4.
On the 4th inst, by the Rev. R. Wilkinson,
Mr.. JAMES WALLACE, to Miss EnzaBETH LEE,
all of this county. y sslit 500 y
On, Tuesday evening, Oct. 18th, by Rev..S. g.,
Frampton, Mr.. Hrssr W, slEnwo0p. Publisher
of Meigs County DemocIat, 10 Miss MARY
BuckSfh, all Of Pomeroyg
Long life, peace, plenty, health and content
ment. be theirs, ThanksTto the fair bride, fora
supply Of the cake It is melancholy fact
that Printers will marry, as well as other peo-
pie. MOT only 80; they invariably select good
looking wives. That's so.l fra 's.,.y.., Il
DIED.---At ChiIlicothe, on Wednesday,
Sept. 10, Lizzy WonTHrNeTos, youngest child
of Charles w. Pomerpy. aged two Years and ten
months. .,.a, t.,a ~, .tL,. .. yss
Part the curls and close the eyclidS, ass
Let the window, curtains fall, A~
With smile upon her features, Jf
She has answered TO the call,
Let the children kiss her gently, 7, :
As she lies upon her bed, e..t.
Goa hath called her to his bosom,
And my little one is, dead, aa' as st2&
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-16

n OTICE.--The undersigned have this day
y filed in The Office of the Clerk Of the Court
OF Common Pleas Of Megs county, Ohio, pc
ton, praying said court to vacate Maple and 1Lo-
Gust streets in the town of Pomeroy, or to yacate
the subdivision OF Lot No, 80, in said towh.
t+1 .'" ~Uul'I"iH O. DANIEL!
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-16
TTKCHNENT NOTICE-.-At my

N instapce, an attaohment was i9ped on the
10Th day 81 Septetnbet 1855, by George L. Piper,
shib, Meigs County Ohio, Against the one half
of Ia fat boat bottom, belonging to- Jonathan
Williams, and lying near Harpoldis and ioung's
mills, the uraert0ff attachment in said case. has
been returned; and. cause contlpusl,pntil the Sd
day Of November, 1855 Of 10 O'clock, A, NJ
The amount claimed by plaintiff S37.ptN ~ W.
~ M0tjNCE TAYLOR.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-16

NJ OTICE--ls hereby given, That my wife,
n NANCY VAN CLEVE,, has left my bed
and board without jsst cause or protocatation.
All persons are hereby warned against trusi-
ing her on my account, as will pay no debts
contracted by her after this date. a.1s..,...
DANIEL VAN CLEVE.
Lebanon, Sept z, 1853. sw". s'f'2 ''''N"1