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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-05-15

Ills OF FADING, printed and kopl
constantly on handand for sale at the Office
II the MElGs co. TELRoRAPH
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-05-15

DASTRY FlXIN,S--M Maecaroni, Vermi-
: celi, Corn Starch, Extact Of Lemon, and
many other articles included under this head may
always be found at ROBBINS & COS.
DIE FRUIT -Rhubarb. Curranis and
= Plums, hermetically sealed, and worranted
as fresh as when picked--for sale at costat
spr25n15 ROBIN
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-05-15

{ fsATSUPS-Including Mushroom, Wal
nut Tomato, No.at ROBBlNs,.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-05-15

PICKLES- All sorts and Sizes. in lars
an excellent article and no mistake, at
apr25nl5 Robbins.
English Dairy, Pine Apple
and Western Reserve Cheese constantly OF,
hand and for sale nIGt,T. Mt ROBBINS q co.'s.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-04-07

Col. Chambers for the claimant. stated that the
proceedings were brought under the fugitive slave
act of 1850, by Rev. Henry NJ. Dennison.
Mr.. Ball commended that the girl did not escape
from custody, but came to this State with his con-
sent-but that, even if she had escaped from a
slave State into the State of Ohio, The acts of Mr..
Dennison himself after she arrived here, were
equivalent 70 a full manumiss;or, and wac now
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w hite Fish.
FRUIT CAN DEPOT!

vENHE subscriber article White Fish.
whole half barrels also, Nackerel for sale cheap
June7. G. W. BARNES.
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WENTWORTH & BRos., WHOLESALE MER

WENTWORTH & Bnos., WHOLESALE MER-
CHANTS, ClScISNATI.-We invite attention to
the card OF this highly popular House, pub
lished in another column of this paper. 1t is
an old and we'll established house. and Of as
high reputation as any in the west Our
friend and former citizen of this place, VIM.
p. Wilson, is now connected with this estab-
lishment. and will be happy to receive calls
from his Indiana friends. He assures US that
they are enabled, from their usually large
stock and the great variety of goods in which
they deal. 10 furnish merchants upon as good
terms as any house in the country-east or
west We specially invite our merchant
friends to give Mr.. Wilson call. and our
word for it they VIII find all right, and as
pleasant man to deal with as there is in all
this country.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dry Goops STORE.
W S. Watt has just returned from the
eastern cities with the largest stock of goods
ever brought to this city. The larger pro-
portion of his stock is designed for the whole
sale trade. and he will be enabled TO furnish
dealers at prices equally low as the Cincinnati
merchants. We have looked through his
stock, and find it very general, not only in
the staple articles, but in almost every variety
of goods that enter into The consumption of
the country. His stock of notions is very
large and Of supeior quality We are
pleased to see this effort upon the part of Mr..
Watt, and hope the enterprise may meet with
the success it meris. Country dealers are IN
vited to call and examine his stock and prices.
Mr.. Watt will. as heretofore, pay special at
tention to the retail trade and will furnish hi.
old customers andfriends, and ''the rest of
mankind" with gods at as low rates as any
house in this city elsewhere.
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DIED-On the ith inst, ELrsoHA H., lighter of
Edward and Hannah Kirby, aged ono year. ses months
and eight days
DEATH OF SAMUEL MERRILL.-It becomes GU ,elan
choy duty record the death of another of the ret
settlers and noblest citizens of Indianapolis. nusI
Merrill died at his residence in this city, on yestiav
afternoon. about half past o'clock of the fux.
Bat few days ago we followed to the grave one OF
pioneers not only settling but educating and puri.
ing city, and now called to place by b
side who earnest and effective co-wora
or with him for very many years Thus are drop
been look for counsel and aid and thus
breaking the ties between the old time and the new-
Soon there will be but few of those whose efforts
and suferngs founded great prosperity left TO
Samuel Merrill was born in Pcacham, Vermont on the
time Of his death He graduated Dartmouth College
Isl and having adopted and studied the profession Of
the law he removed to Vevny Indians where he settled
for few years and subsequently, in 1925 the reno
val Of the State Offices, Of which (Treasurer( he
filed to the capital moved to this city, where he has
1922 retained the office twelve years 1884, when
he elected President of the then State Bank,
which position he held till 1874 ten wears Since then
he has held no office. He candidate for Reprcsen
ta;ive the part of the Wings in 1880 but defeat
ed some few years he prepared the most complete
believe except the Presidency years, of the
NJ. h L. X. Railroad. is the of his public life. His
occupation af ter retiring from public life, well known
i 10 all our citizens.
Mir Merrill Of superior abilities and attain
ments His judgment sound, his perception clear
and his mind retentive. Probably could tell sc
many incidents and anecdotes illustrative Of the early
history the State could have his knowleig
into interesting instructive narrative Though
eminent speaker his ciearness and decision
always made him valuable counsellor and useful eff
GER He of strict probity, and during life
time spent in directing and disposiug of vast OF
money, his honesty has never been impeachcd Such
pure character and highly endowed in intellect
the real glory of State. Would there were more
4 Ind JoRrndi.
i DIED-At his residence in Jasper, Dubois county
Ind of cholera morbus, the 18th inst, at O'Clock
! F. NJ. the Hon. BENJAMIN R. EpNoSDsoN. The de
ap1 had
ature. q member of the Censttu tionat Conventio
in 81 and held tho Office of State Canal Commissions
his death Mr.. f. = of great natural tslen
and generous, frank and afsble in all his rea
tons sincere his friendship possessing aud enjoying
the last the entire confidence of the citizens Of hi
county and the personal friendship of these who had II
pleasure of his acquaintance. - Fi,csrHss Gu-stts-
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DEArR OF AN OLp CIrIzES-Judse GEORGE P. ToR-
of Oldest and most respected citizens died
yesterday morning at the advanced Of serenity three
years and six months Judge Terrence this city
in 1906 and commenced the practice OF law In 1912 he
raised company of volunteers. and marching to the
of took in the military operations Il the
neghborhood. He served in the Senate. and
President Judge of the Court of Common Pleas for
two terms He filled the Office of County Treasurer
from the year 1884 $780, and the expiration Of his
odoial term withdrew from public life He fer
active fireman. and President of the Protection
Fire Company.
Judge Terrence q high minded genial, honorable
and honest man. In all the positions he occupied he
performed his task ably and faithfully, and thereby
Tor himself wide and welI-deserved popularity. His
aness OF manner. and hi private virtues endesred
I'm 70 an extensive circle OF friends and acauaintances
Gazette.
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New York SroRE.-R Jackson, at the
cheap, one price store, is offering to the pub
lie stock of goods, which for beauty of style
and superior quality. can not be e1celled in
the west, and atprices that defy competition.
The exclusive cash principle, in buying and
selling, upon which he conducts his business,
enables him to do what he says he will: sell
lower than any other merchant in this place.
He does not say this in the spirit Of boasting,
but simply as the statement Of a fixed fact"
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New Advancement.

~ ZINMER would respectfully inform his old
~ friends and customers, that he has moved his
Candy mandatory TO No. ~ Main street, where he
will keep general assortment of Candies, Nuts,
Fruits and Cigars. Also, a general assortment OF
NOTIONS--Threads Buttons Combs, Hosiery,
Gloves, and such articles usually kept in No
ton Stores, for sale Wholesale and retail Cncin-
natl prices.
Richmond. Augusta, 1885 34tf
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New Garden Township.

A TIA meeting of the Board of Township Trustees
n held the 2sth of ] uly 1855, it W ordered
that the school house N the northeast of the
township. known White Hall, the one on the east
side known the Thomas school house and the one
on the Newport and Richmond turnpike. known the
Hampton school house, will be offer ed public sale
in the town of Newport the first Saturday in Sep
TENDER, where due attendance will be given by the
Trustees Terms made known day of sale.
Also, the day. and at the place. ill be let
the contracts for building three school houses
Persons desiring such conr acts will do we'll call
said trustees SOON. where they speciiica-
tions, plans, &c. J.P WOODARD,
VIM. LACEY,
II. CHARLES,
Township Trustees.
August 9, 1859 54.3t
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Premiu ms on Farms

Tho Agricultural Society Of this County has offered
premium Of Silver Cup for tho best cultivated Farm
and ADD Me.srs David Commons Horton Ferguson
md John Scott committee to decide between eompeti
tors the prize is desirable that entries for TINS
rremum should be made ut as early day as possible
and this purpose the entry book now OPEN and all
vho wish to have their farms entered in this list will
please address the undersigned at early day as pos
be 30 that the committee may have opportunity OF
making personal VISIT the performance Of tho duties
assigned them. ID. r. hoLLo"Ai,
President w. c. Agricultural Society
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E1 We are in'rmed that Norris Jones
has literally contributed the use of his land
to the County Soety for the Agricultural
Fair. free of charge This is liberal upon the
part of Mr.. Jones. nd he is entitled to the
thanks Of the Socie, and the community.
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u a N Z L w A Il u q % n
HAVING purchased the Tin and Stove Store 81 A.
III swain and having made large additions 10 the
nm. are rrer.yed % furuish COOKING STOVES, Of
te , approved passrns and Of various sisss PARLoa
STovEs, UITIcs ASD snor SrovEs, Coei Stoves and
G,.,.. sieve PIPE Of all sizes eonstantly hand
S.oy. Trnnxs Of tin and eopper-shsss iron, copper
~ ii. v.se Al Al kinds keps had nAs order
rrTiu Roof pat in the best manner.
We are determined give this business close atten-
.ian and hope be able meet the wants Of comnun
~ PurchA4s invited to eau and exaine our stock
before purchasins- shop the esx.sr 81 Main and
Narieu streets.
Richrcnd. June IL 1a55. 2e-H
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HhAoN AL-Messrs. Wilson McGrew 4 Son
,a.s removed their Jewelry establishment from
10. Main street, to the southwest corner Of Main
~nd Fourth streets seven doors north of their old
stand
Ane 9aeen City cannot boast Of = better sstab-
lsnment OF the kind than thsirA See their ,dyer.
osnent in this paper. -.
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AGsicuLrURAL BooKs.-Ws ask attention
70 The advertiseme MT of Messrs. Saxton 4 Co,
publishers of agricultural books. They are
supplying deficiency which all our farmers
have regretted to exist. All that our farmers
nov require it agricultural knowledge
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Baltimore Clothing Emporium
ALWAYS UP WITH THE TINES

SEEING the necessity of the EDITION of Piece
- Goods to stock OF Ready Made Clothing, and
finding present room too small, we have taken the
of the old Sloan House, whie is now being
prepared. and fitted up in snperb style, where we
sill have the pleasure Of offering to friends and
the public in general. the most complete
Cloths, Csssimeres, Ves,ings, Common Psntaloonery
and Ready Made Clothing, offered this city, to-
gether with general sssortm mt Of Boots. shoes,
Hats, Caps and general furnishing Goods. In addi
tion have secured the services of of best
Tailors in Cincinnati and will be prepared to do
custom ork the fashionable and substantial
Awaiting ourselves OF the best markets. and
buying goods exclusively for cash. we can offer
Inducements rarely met with. Give US a call before
purchasing. y. NJ MILLER.
August 49, 1850. 35u
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English Evangelical Lutheran Church. Of this city.
vii he Of the TRuNE COP. next
sabbath ID Of September Rev. DIR s. sPRkoHIR President
Of Wemburg Col ege. located At Springfield OHIO Will
Several other
expected to be present. and parse pats In the
sysrsisss Service will commence Sabbath, at io1,
o'clock A. N. The ctz Of Richmond and vicinity arr
respectfully invited to attend d s. ALTNAs.
Pastor of Con grsgation.
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August 9. 1855
PIAN Us.

WISH 10 sell large number of Pianos in the next
i two weeks, ami will offer the induce to
purchasers have during three months past
The country is being blessed it'll abundant har-
vest, and hope country friends will longer
refrain from indugng their families with first
Piano
Cincinnati is undoubtedly the largest Piano and Me-
lodeon market the West. and there is place the
country where they sold low. Purchasers
have therefore. much better opportunity select
instrument suited TO their than BY purchasing
" here the assortment must be limited.
NV stock is present very large and invoices
arriving weekly from the best manufacturers in the
country Please call at IS West Fourth street
w E COLBURN
Piano and Melodeon dealer, Cincinnati
August 9, lS55- 34-rf
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DIED-ln Houston Texas tho7th Of Ju,v last
DIR. GEORGE MoDAvIr. in the 47th ye Of his age
Dr. McDavitt formerly citze,f this city. and
for a number of years resident of Harstowp in tbi.
county. He much respected for a nd and social
disposition and the courteous treatmen,f his fellow
men, He leaves dsconsolate wife in = c;,v s,3
IN apy warm friends in the county.
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New York Dry Goods Store

NJ are receiving another steck Of New Goods
w which suitable present season.
prise the style. AnonE the
arrivals
goo yards French DeBases
1901 yds striped Gin CHAINS, beautiful Ccoziss
500 yards 50 plaid do, lates: styles
1000 plaid and white dotted Swiss;
geo plaid Jacone.s from loc up:
500 black Gro deSas, Gro dsNap and Gro deRhine
Silks. tie best assortment had, and =
prices that will defy any competition;
10000 and beautiful Prints:
50 dog French Neeileaork Collars. from l5c $50
aso yds Jaeoness and Swiss Edgings and Insertings
Toe JacoRef and Swiss HdAfs;
eco dog Linen Hdkfs from up.
Also. just received le4 beached Ssirings; lo4 Linen
SheetiEgS; A. 54. Gnheachei Sh-etings. SArtinss
Musns quality. Irish Linens; Table Damasss Table
Covers; Boys wooden PantsooneFy Linen Crash Scotch
Diapers Table Napkins; silk Mtts Hosiery.
These Goods marked prices that will the
reputation Of this establishment
New York Dry Goods store.
On Main street, opposite Peoples Bank.
August 2. 1855. 33tf
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4 Change.

4 \. NEWTON, DENTIST, respe fully infor ms
"a. the public that he has taken the over Ben
jamin Strattan's Store, formerly known Boswells
Daguerrean Gallery. Entrance between Strattans
and Laws Store usual After ascending the stairs,
turn TO the the law Directs
Thankful for past avors he solieits continuance Of
the
Richmond, Aug. g. 1855 34-3t-
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FARM FOR SALE.

OFFER for sale farm al dining the lands
Shute and T. Bua, containing 81 less
There is good dwelling and out buildings, failing
spring Of the door; good orchard,
of cultivation. For information
signed, or " l.. Far4uhar. PETER ARNOLD.
Augnst To- 1-J3.
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NEW VOLUMES

NEW VOLUMES
OF the Four Great British Reviews, Viz:
Edinburgh, North British, Westminster and
London Qunrteriies, and Biaek,coods Edin-
bnrgh Magazine, (.Honthiy)
Commence British May. 1855. and the 9TH
er an Lakewood for July, 1855.
o UBscRiPTIoN.-Any one Review or Backwood,
% year; Backwood and Reviewer two Revie~s,
Reviews Blackwood $40; four copies TO
/ address $50.
Postage (Which he paid Quarterly in advance)
Blackwood to Post Office in the
United States only Namely ii cents
n taach Review. and "a cents on Biackwood
Address l.. SCOTT & CO.. Publishers,
81 Gold street, corner Fulton. New York.
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OCTOBER ELECTION.
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATES.

r-V. are authorized to announce JAMES RAEIDEs,
r.a :. candidate for Judge of this Judicial circuit
n, We nre authorized to announce ANDREW +. SCOTT,
candidate for Clerk of the courts Of Wayne county
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POld etier'sMeting.--Thsrew will be N eet
ing of the Old Settlers OF Wac County Friday the eth
OF September next 1t hs been Saturday
9Th conflicting with arranremep. il h.: be
chan ged o Friday, SePtember.h.
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Desirable Farm for Sale.
T WILL sell favorab terms, 8 small farm :
ltsnng 40 acres situated about miles north of Rich
mond. The improvements consist of commodious
dwelling house. barn. stable and smoke house all
and in good repair: young orchard OF choite fruit in
bearing condition. w three cleared and Ger
fsnc e. the balance well timbered The land is of
excellent quality and hes consta Mt stream of water
running through it. For further particulars apply to
the undersigned on the premises. Ny post Office ad-
aress Is Waite Water, " ayne cou ty, Ind.
MILTON SrARBUCK.
August 80, 1885. 37-3t
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ENGLrsH LUTHERAN CHURCH.-By notice
in another part of this paper 1t will be seen
that the beautiful church erected in this city.
during the past year. by the Lutheran congre-
cation, is to be dedicated next Sabbath
The church is 70 feet long and 40 in breadth.
and is substantially built Of good brick. Its
architecture is plain and neat. and the plan
convenient and pleasant. The audience room
is Sc by 40 feet. with high ceiling. and is
finished and furnished in most becoming style.
There is also sufficiently commodious lee
ture room and gallery. The steepls is also
furnished with large and fine toned bell
This building has cost those who built it
about 1000 dollars, and they are entitled te
much praise for their enterprise and persever
ance in the completion of it,
The dedcatory services on next Sabbath
will be of highly interesting character. The
Rev Mr.. Sprecher, who delivers tho sermon
no that occasion. is an able speaker. and other
eminent speakers will assist in the services
The Rev. Mr.. Altman. the pastor of the con
gregation. is Jealous, consistent and efficient
minister in the divine mission Of Christianity
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PERIlC SALE.

w ILL be sold on Third day (ruesd,y> the 18th
w inst. at the residence Of the subscriber three
miles northeast of Richmond and Hilsborough turn
pike. the following property: One one horse wagon
and harness; Buggy and Harness; some aruiing
tools; Household and Kitchen Furniture, SC. Sale to
commence at o'clock said day, and terms made
known st the time of sale. SARAH CLARK
Eighth month 10th, 1855. 3o-tt
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ukrhn, Oud P0mP, Sash, Blind q
moor Mandatory.

Joseph DICKINSON has bought the s'Oe. on hand
4 .hs Sash and Door Factory carried on heretofore
-. Nj, Pump Mandatory, and has employed eompe-
,kmen in the line and will hereafter carry on
- h,.nes. in ali its branches in connection with the
- ..iness Orders for Sash, Blinds, Doorf rames,
p,mos Lead Wood Piping, will be properly attended
a. At reasonable priccs.
i. .AIl work from his establishment, will be warranted
;vo satisfAeton. considerable stock of the above
,;.I.. navop hand l2i mo. 10th, 1855.
DR.. a. POTTS.,
rTAvING resumed the Practice OF Medicine, surgery
ri and their collateral branches may be consulted at
ne Drug Store Main and Marion streets or at
,edenc Fifth street. doors north of the Presby
,erian Church.
Richmond, June II, 1855. 2o-u
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Gold BreastIn I.Osr.

MAS lost on the morning Of = ll,h inst. the
W pike between tenterVls Dublin. in this county
o'long Gold breastpii IL relsen,s ribbon
he literally rewars by leaving i. At th .
August 10, 1855. 3, u
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PAPER HANGING!

FuNHE undersigned are prepared 70 N
psrioE manner They are prepared 10 furnish
reiy and pattern Of Cincinnati All orders
n their line e their residence th house south
on Sixth street Kramer. Irwin & Cos. Railroad
Store, opposite the Depot, where Wall
constantly kept hand. will be promptly
HOWELLS 81
March q, 1888.
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RAILROAD OMNIBUS
AND LIVERY TABLE

WIN. p. SPINNING, crate n
fffs4S8 fsi past patronage, respectfully ~
EzAN| informs the public that he has made I'LL
additions Of Horses
res Busgrs prepared TO accommodate
in rs lire q sntire satisfaction Of enstomsrs-
ar He v,ll send others any
country may desired With comfortable vehicles
GOOD horses IND careful drivers
n He OMNIBUS will call in part 81 the city
aiiroad them Depot their
residences be desired.
vest end Of Main street. viii be promptly
tended
respectfully continuance
October - loS4. 45H
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Superior Teas.

NEW stock of 50 hour and aav Bras. Clock.
- c A DICKINSON.
April l.. 1883 I--sf
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EpINpuReH REvIKw.-Leonard Scott's re- .
print OF 'hi. valuable quarterly for July, is
Just received. The contents ara as f,u,us
The Genius OF Dryden; Indian Substitutes for
Russian Produce; Villemain's Recollection.
Of History and Literature: The Tauric Cher.
sonese; The Land of Silence: Statesmen Of
India; The Mayworth Commission: Morderp
For,ifcatons; The Rev. SYDNEY Smith: The
Sehastopol Committee, and Vienna Confer
enceS
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XyoUNG HYSoS- Imperial and GunPo~der Teas.
i OF the best quality. just received by
Z. NJ. COOK SON.
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New Fall and Winter Goods.
BLACHLEY & SIMPSON.

BLACHLEK & SIMPSON.
70. II Pearl street CINCINNiTL
IMPORTERS and dealers in American and Foreign
l Dry Goods. receiving their supply of new
and desr able
Fall and Winter Goods,
Embracing every variety suitable for the Western
trade. They respectfully solicit examination of
their stock Western hsns visit this city
August 16 1855. 35-7t