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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-11-15

DnMoNps-CRrsrALs or CARroN. The
diamond, on account of its hardness, transpar-
ency, brilliaucy, and rarity, has always been
regarded as one Of the most valuable of The pre-
cious stones. 1t has been long known 10 con
sist Of pure carbon in crystalline sinte.--
Chemically, it differs little from charcoal, black
lead, or lamp black it may be readily burned
in oxygen gas, and the resulting compound IS
carbonic acid-precisely what arises from ths
combustion Of charcoal. In view Of these facts,
the production Of diamonds in the laboratory
has long been lloueht possible and from a
charcoal prepared from cryslalizad sugar, NJ.
Desprelz has produced crystals Of carbon hav-
ing all properties of the diamond. Thisresult
was obtained by the long-conlinned acllon Of
the galyanic battery. The crystals are micro
scopic, but clearly recognized as Gclahedra ;
some black, others transparent Gauden, tile
famous lapdary, found these crystals to cut dia-
monds and rubies like powdered diamonds them
selves. Ii yet remains an achievmeni Of chem
ieaI science to produce these crystals Of q size
snficient for ornamental purposes
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-11-15
A MoRn TO FATHERS.

There is 10 many, we fear in most families,
an unnatural and lamentable distance in alice
lion and confidence between fathers and their
children, and especially between fathers and the
boys. This enlargement is produced on the
part of the children, by acts Of disrespeci and
disobedieuce, which always result in distrnst
and alienation of allecten and on the par, of
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-11-15
N ENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY
TT Once WiiIiston'- Stone Block.

The subscriber has the agency Of the VT MrTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY with Capital eNceeing $1,000
900. And Of the sPRlSGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE IN
suRANcE COMPANY, with Capalof s15OO00 and alarge
surplus. He also prrIaTed 10 effect insuunce desrd Ia
the HrNA INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford, and ALLAN
TIC FIRE AND MARINE Co, Providence Persons wishing
% insure propery viii DO well to call hin before eiectng
the same Insurance LifE may aO he effected with him
in the NATlOFAL LdFE INSURANCE COMPANY, for any
term and 70 any amount not eNcslng 5000 risk
'. u. FESSLNDEN.
Drattleboro, January lst, 1886. III
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-11-15

a BaoSga IlrARr.-fDd no strike you Z"
asked judge in Cincinnati. OF a witness who,
had testified that her husband abused her.
mo, sir. replied the modest and delicate wo-
man, ''fe has never struck me. though he has
often threatened 10 do it. He abuses me, and
am obliged to Aee from his presence"
Did he break any OF the furniture - asked
the Court, "No, sr, r responded the witness,
as tear dropped from her eye, and she placed
her hand on her hosom. mo, sir. no did not
break The furniture, bnt hc has frequently
threatened 10 break my heart and he is doing
il sir" ft. .......,..s
Poor woman she evidently spoke the truth,
Tho bloaied monster who stood beside her,
though he had once solemnly promised to love
and protect her, is now her bitter perseeulor,
her soress trouble. No donb, he once did love.
her. No danbl but thai at one time he would
rather have died than cause biiteriear to start
from her soh blue eyes, but in.empeance has
unnamed, bruialized him, and he is now break
ing her heart. Heaven help the drunkards
wife
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-11-15

vi DIR. G. W. horton,

Respectfully nirms the Inhabitants Btuboro yicin
ty that he has established himself in the practice Of phy-ie
and Surgery In this place, hoping % receive share q
public patronage,
II Rooms in Biqkes Ruiiding Of Main and Elliot
Streets Office In Fisks Bniiig, opposite the Post Office.
Bratteboro, April 18th, 1855. hid
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-11-15

FVHE PERIODICAL DEPOT HAS BEEN RE-
moved from opposite The Agierical Honsy 70 Bfats's
Halfing two doos north y the i,eVere House. vcru
extensive and better seecti stock Of Newspa pc rs, Pes
riodicni-, miscellaneous Books, Stationery,
Toys, nud Fancy rtieies, than evT before WI he
kent, hy Il. j. CARPENTER.
iira,ueboro Nov sh, 1855. n
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-11-15

Ma. PHGSix IN OREoos.--We rather think
upon the whole, that We shall violate no conf
dence, nor any particular hnr, by permitting
the reader 10 have a peep at the following pas
sagss from private letter from ''John Phenix.'
diias "Squibob," dated from Portland. Oregon
Territory, the latter part OF August last His
eriste ends with poern, which is scarcely less
characteristic than the letter itself
Ill gives me unfeiened pleasure 10 inform
you that am about TO quill the gloomy and
never 10 be dried up sky Of Oregon, and repair
without unnecessary delay to D., on our
border. Yes, Sir, I'm off; service no long
er requires 90 these incement shores-shores
which, when you read of in Irving's Astoria,
you naturally wish IN behold, and admire old
Astor's pick in making establishments thereon
and which, when you reach, you wish you had mt
and admire still more old Asior's good sense in
breaking his establishments up, and quitting
while there was yet time.
Rain is an exceedingly pleasant and gratify-
ing institution in its way and in moderation
ii causes the grass to grow, tho blossoms to
flourish. and is positive necessity to the un-
brella maker; but when you get to a country
where il ruins necessarily &c hours day for
II months IN the year, you cannot resist hav-
ing The conviction forced upon your mind that
the thing is slightly overdone. That's the.
case in Oregon; ii commenced raining pretty
heavily on the Sd Of last November, and con.
iinued up to the 18Th of May when it set in,
for long stern, which isn't fairly over yet..
There's moisture for you.
The Consequences of this awful climate are
just what might be supposed. The immense
quantity OF the proi0xide squiried about here
causes trees, buildings streets, every thing to
present diluted and wishy-wasby appearance
The women lose their color, the men their hair,
twashed Oh. sir,) and the animals, by constant
exposure, acquire scales and fins, like the ma
tiyes Of the great deep Knickerboeker. aii
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-11-15

II up, YOU have iarred too long a, your break
fast 10 conseqnc cnce Of an inordnae appetite for
muscalonge. T'lSi is more than can be said Of
any North River Steamboat captain whatever.
made an excursion in his boat, which is small
but comfortable, and with a good promenade
above
The day was fair, the sun shono bright,
And scattered all the gray fog,
When embarked with spirits Hight
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-11-15
NOW rs ME TINIE. am srnsoRInER nAs

just received from Boston, and direct nom the manufe-
tnrers, large assortment Of Ladies' Gents Misses aud Chi
dens Boots, Shoes nd Gniter-, which are TO be sold
for the next Nhgrfg DAYS ereefaing ioip for Cash.
Bratileborl Nov lat, 1856. =. slNONDs.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-11-15

EXLRA GESEsEE FLOUR. THE UNDER
IL signed CONTINUES to be supplied with Snm'i 4. Elys
Extra Family Flour. direct FROM lhe mini and win de-
liver u order IN any part the village. lie would not Put
but let lha article speak for itself Try IT, -
=. II. FEssENDiN.
Dratilehoro, November lst, 1855 n45
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-25

p ~ ~ rl1l.1
MpSsIgPys DOcTg5n FL Tbe RicepGRHd
VhglWiAr = pAbsis krss@Sety ahbIe. bdt Sshey
qbound intgsms' oneof which, rom the lEx.
aminer, we gaye some weeks since. entitled:
The Modern Abominalipn Of Eree Schoolss
Our caders, wilI1recollsct il, lIs argument
lwus: s"'rhe greatmass cf children A-aitiex
cept those OF ihsfew ''firsl loniilies s"---fpps,
kbe raised IN ignorance, lesltiiay learn the
valuesof fresdem.', aay T.Es
We now quote from ne Richmond En-
quirer, the elutest and Hiist IhoLstrous d
Southern doclrines--lhe sdec,rins I1ai hall
ldboring0 men oaghtto be slaees. sThecEn'
qgirer, It win be borne in niad, is The most
! Ilnauen,ipl .Dsmocrptic tll,5PaPer IN The
ESon.hGs liza argument lor5l.hs cns'aycmen'
Of ,tckite men, we commend 10 the attentive
consideration 6f the 1abotipg men Of The
Nonh, as showing ,the dlfeclion in which
.he falsely and absurdlB cspacalled Dymocfa
ey is rapidly moving. LIE, every working.
man impress i, 10 heart, that his vote nol
given square against the extension Of slave.
Tv, and unequivocaily for Pres Territory. is
q vote ahar tends directy e, his own degru:
da,ioh, 10 the curse and enslavemeul OF hls
children. Bit 10 Inc Eiq,irer, as follows:
"UnuI recently The deleRcer 9f slavery
has labored undefgreaI difficulties. because
is apologies tlor they we're mere apollo
gists.) took hall why grounds. They CON con.
fined The defence. Of slavery io mere ntgr1o
slavery, lhsreby giving Up ME Slavery priI'
ciple; admitting lo,hes, forms Of slavery 70
bslwrong, aandyTetdipg npsthe an,hotlIy ol
the Bnle, and Of The history, prac.ices'Hnd
experience AZ mankind. Hor"an@ : expert.
ence showing HE, unipersal, success. Of Sldsre
society, aud The uniuersal future of free
sosiefg,G vas Una Sailabiei 10 lhem, because
they were precluded from employing il, by
admitting slavery in ihe abstract 10 be wrong
The defence of mere negro slavery, y,einynH
led ,ben Iin a stFl gfealer Difficulty LFhe
lawsInf Iall tho sS0u,hern Slales slusif"d
holding lwhne men In slavery, provided.
through the mother, they were descended, !,
however remotely, from, a negrosldve. The
bright, mslanoes, according 70 their theory,
were wrongfully heldin slavery.fa sistiyf
Tie line of}defence, however, vs. now
changed, and lbe North IS now completely
cornered,, and dumb as an oysie,. The
Suu,h now maintains that. sslavaryis right,
natural and 9necessaryllei 1, shows lha, aIl
divine, nnd. uhnosi oil human Authority,
jls,ifies H.. The South further charges that
the linle experiment Of society in Western,
Europe has been, from ihs beginning a cruel
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-25


Cule OF Rent Estate. .--By virtue Of an or.
~ der 6ttheitsubaie bpptt ofNsgs koutty TO
me directed Tor that purpose, I will offer i0rsale
OH the premises III the viIIage ofkuiahd Ohio
on the I9h DAY afAprl, 1886, at foicloek p. d.,
belongings 70 the estate OF Addison Gardner de-
ceased, 10 Wits Silnate iRthe towu Of utlaad
in tbs county Of Meigs and State, Of Ohio, pni
bounded as follows; beginning twelve rods~apd
twelve links south from the north east cofnetof
fraction number seyen in the sixth township and
fourteenth range, In the Ohio Compauys Purl
chase; thence south six rods and two, thirds Of a
rod; thence east four rods to a public alley;
thence north by said alley six rods and two.thirds
Of sedsto the place Of gbeginping.s being two
thirds Of lot, number eighteen in the yilase Of
Rutland, in, the, county and State Aforesaid, as
win sppeM by ., reference to the, plat of, said
town of ptlana, Ohio. Sold subjectto the jwid-
ow's dover OF eight dollars yepr during her nat
ural life. Terms,oi sale; one third ca ID IN hand,
one, third in one year, and the, residue in two
years with interest on the deferred payments from
the day Of sale to be secured by mortgage on tie
premises. !" H. II. RICE, Admir- Of the ,.,.7
Mereh 2554w, ,xS Estate Of A. GARDsEa.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-25
HAMPTON. CAMPBELL 4 co.,
% ~ 1, Wholesale, Deaiers inles A
dREADYlMADE CLOTHING

ven No. 1893 Wood Street, Pittsburgh, as5 /
ME haveiremoved toiour new Warehouse, No.
W. 1913 WoodoStreet, and offer for sale on lib
eralIternis, very large assortment Of Ready4Made
towhich we invite attention. Our clothing has
been manufactured BY experienced workmen ia
the very best manner, trimmed elegantly andin 4
the most p6iftC ftCtshRrssl Atpfceh $50 low that
buyers can make up an assortment Of MEMS
WEAR. at q yeTysmnn cost, that will kiVe them
satisfaction, sell or cleans leave no elnnaiits
aud afford more profit than any, other article oi
tTades gg,epi HAMPTON, CANPRELL Il co.
N March l9, i5S,-w4 IA 49,, 1000 =. ~tt. d
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-25
go sEt Paper per Hangings Depot ,f,a5
Removed 10 NO.aO, C0URTLAND ST.
- NEW YORK..esI --., s. .aat

DheOay opposite lItsiW esIeaho Hotel.
The gtotSn Manufacturing Co.,
lQygapized ii. isls,yvpdeEl the General MaHu-
factuTingb bLawsof ihe Stale Of New ork.i3
E2VFFERSl KT Ivfi0 i0EESAfIE. 5inl quantities tt
~ suit purchasers at MaAt facturer 8 , loves
pricesafdK dsshior. approved oreditJ Paper Hang!
lings, Of elyigareiyI of style and price .sBor-
ders to match, Fire Board printssin at yafi.
ety. Transparent Window Shades, OH Rainted
Window Shades Wide Window Curtain Pa
persGand Window.Shsde Fixtures. ofihe latest
styles aud superior finish, all Of their own man;
uisctaIeaRd importstionsl Astheirlstockis largs
and entirely new. ghey invite Merchants, Book.
sellers. and DealersIn these articles Ip.cRl.apt
examine theirlstyles.and prices whenever,thei
visit the city. N---.sasl . .gpG ,qosgfod
March tiSifsssvTwt .sI az ~ 7--
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-25

/ , .Nsw YoaK, Saturday, March i5. The
Heralals NieafaeuanA cores2oDdsut sla,es
,ha, The gayernmenI. do mol intend 70 seize
any OF .ss' ocean steamers Thdt c5mpany
have spffieiehi properly in abe country ~
satisfy ,he Claim of the government. which
lis es,imaled al $3.50 .o0p. All local improve.
iinsnls,tcl course, are coFfsca,e the Slalei
1in fact. The Accessory Transit CompanYsis
thing of yesterdays III amtalse able TO
s,a,e ,hn, Grsal Britain, sent Comwissioner
10 confer with the goverhmentoi oi Nicaragua
1upon the GENIAL American question. sThe
Commissioners Representing ihe government,
land sihe English Commissioppf mel atl Gray.
ttowns and agreed upon a ,basisol aae.lemsnli
That will settle ihe qurs,onwhhoui regard 10
tlhe United States The Musqu,o King is
10 be paced upon 4,ihc satne lootng as any
olaer cbiel., Mutual good @i.l ard q reco2g,,
niipnsnf.i his government. aretsomeioi The
lprpliminaries. They were conveyed 10
England BY the steamer ,hat lefheretn ilfr
4.h inst, and viii no ,dcubi be sgteedto BY
Greal Bdpin."" bns gsyss squ q yif5 sijI
About Ihiny cfiisens Of Norwich, Conn.,
have founded a free high school. IL ibai,ciis,
and ,cendowedaii with $4,000 sofg which
h $5oogois is a permanent fund, the rest being
YtLg5I IN .alixat Ea,td; ,TIss, AZ n, a.
m lanu apn sSnnoVp sSnntoVp hou hpouu''uup'es - ,I
generous ciliztns ltfopose 70 Hndoow y sSilll
fH.I,er. so tha, every school disMici,in New
Lord Tom Couh,tnhay sseiId one dsehoiar 10,
,he school free oc charge. asaGi W 5isr f
M r, ~ =, h'ld? fI'5e, l-s.,so - 11,sao.,
I'm e1nessse Lee's's.o.gos passsu 's.
shgen. fenu''en's 70 ,ni ."v '.ee
br some. are considered ..an,amouhi Ia lis; ID;
lo,aI pt ptoLibhionL, '-.eg' " sy'rt@s ,. |at
ar, .s.l 10 yss,se,nee,,.,. M ,s,e.. a., ~,
Mass, are .now, benring the third crop Of
grapes whhin year. bo51 Ma Ysis.7 "a 7,s
3 =, y tfn..,..L, F,si z b.,,,,n .oa.
d,,S.i ~ TO- NJ. tIss ~, as s,s ~ ,a,a ns
,ss rasnhosd, ,,i,e sn,oc, re 'eof ma law and
has opened al, Office in Pittsburgh. We
wish him much success in his new position.
asrsd,s. a w ttI,,b,snY, bss sS,,,sa. f,r,, ,hs
.d;,",;., i. r,,snsSssn, lin cJncSoos,If,oI.
esso' e:"" 90 P-'' - N'SP'''S
80 - /. =, ,,..,j,, .". b. s s n
The people Of Scot, county, @kyn have
held a5mee,iog and hays resolsedito equip
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-25
UNDERTAKING.
llEEKHglALU

w N. PRALL, Undertaken, respectfully iR-
w. forms the citizens Of Pomeroy and vicinity.
that he Is now manufacturing, at his shop on
Cars Run, and will keep constantly onihard,
READY MADE COFFINs,
Of all sizes and qualities, which can beprocured
at any time, WITHOUT DELAY. 5
Pomeroy, Nov. 10, 1855.--tAt neI
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-25

ON ,ThuRdays,tbe, 10th day, Of April, 1855,
SgJwill be Offered public sale toI the highest
bddertfor cash. at the font door of TIE CpGrl
House, in Pomeroy, Meigs county, Ohio, the fol-
llqEng described Land. in Bedfordg township,
Mrgs ! county Ohio sRls, 4. 50, t9s t9ss lSots4p lSo9ttss4p
No 10, containing S2Q, acres. j ..a.s.as:s y,
sHieIq@os zaihnalsbpSANE0R,Tithto BkDWN 81 ~
gg Executors of the estate, Of, Robert Caldwell,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-25
DR0BATE COURTy aEEEGS COUN

u. COBDSy Ss.s William l..
j Snith--ln Attachment@-The defendant will
take notice that at my instance writ Of attach
ment wss issued by George Dusby, a Justice Of
the Peace. for the the township. or Sutton,
Mejgs eoucly.. for the sum or sac 40 debt and
Feb, 2C-w5s N,, THOMAS U, coBBs.
ICHOOL LN0HICE CE..-A SPECIAL meet.
- ingof the Boar sof School Examiners will
be held at the Academy rooms, in I'omeroy, on
the 2nd Friday and Saturday ofApril, 1855.
Teachers expecting certificates will please be
present al The meetings Of the Bosrd. as no can
didste will DO examined except at the regular
meetings Of the Beard. BY order ofthe Board,
Dec. IL, ID G. B. GROW, CLERK.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-25
l.llVelfFiOrtII 8 ! S.BfOtEersr !
7TVanRI 1GT. CI1cinnalI. OhIo.,

1856 Splendid SPRING GOODS - 1856
VNTE invite the attention Of Country Merchants
w TO ouqexiensye stock Of Fancy and Staple
Dress Goods.
Having for several years imported direct from
the most celebrated manufacturers in Europe,
and having saresideht partner in New York, we
are enabled to offer to cash and. responsible buy
ers Unsurpassed Inducements In pric IS and STYLES.
&C., &c: WENTWORTH & BROTHERS, I
N Pearl Street. Cincinnati, Chic. [.
March ~, '66--nTw6
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-25

or The six hundred and ak consiflsn
,he.x Ohio Penilsh,ltry1there are: Second
convictions, 5e;lhifd 3; fourh 3; fifth IL
4a3 are iniemperule; 9 IRE married; 50Ierc
blacks OF mulanoss; e6 arc, over so years Of
,at+uanno, rend onwriic;an 400s or near.
fY G6per cent 6G lhgwhole number, have
'nlstrAdesl y @ssa~ y. a9sS ,-3'.' 'qssla Attt
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-25

y II TNHE ENGINE now in use in The Sugar Run
IL Mill 70 for sale. and viii be delivered on the
list day Of May next The cylinder is three feet
stroke and eight inches diameter, with twelve
feet balance whetl For further particulars apply
ut the mill. PATTON & JENKINS.
March tB--w4,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-25

T FwtS CLARKE having established himselfip
LKygervile, Gallia county, Ohio, at the stand
formerly occupied by Jonathan Tenney, IN the
.' " CABINET MIXING BUSINESS,
.spectiully informs the citizens OF Bieigs ana
Gahia counties, aud the public eanerslly, that
3 he is now prepared to furnish ell who may give
him call, any article or articles in his llne, at
the shortest notice and on the .ffza'stiaA
MOST IL REAsONABLE TERMS.
He Is constantly notwithstanding all articles Of
paf!ot and Kitchen FnrTsiture, and In addition
to this, keeps constantly on hand large anu
complete assortment Of all kinds VI CabneL
ware manufactured In the cities. PeIsonsliyihE
10 the neighboIh0od desiFous Of purchasing
Furniture, will find it gfeatly TO their advantage
to call on hint as he can sappis them q easily
/, and rs chaaply as they can be accommodate ID in
the large cities, or anywhere else,
LEWIS CLARKE.
Kot. * is56--iyTai
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-25

Yesterday afternoon, in the Senaie, Mr.
Rush, Iron the committee on Public Build.
ngs. made long and able repor,.uporFihe
several matters spbmiIled 10 that committee,
In relation to the nffairs connected with ,he
hew Slnle House. Tie report CONCLUDED
with resolution recommending suspen.
sidnof operations ons the building, &C., ill
Ihs further, order Of Tie Legialalares sFhe
resolution will be found in. another column
~ the proceedings Or lhe Senate. The com.
jltiee examined the law u 1899. under
which llIs Stale House Commissioners were
arfoinied, 0ahd came 10 The conclusion thai
ih provisions juFe getin (orce, and thai sthe
present bond is legally in existence. They
devote considerable space ID The examina.
e. OF the grea, changes that se been
mu le in The plan Of The building, and thu
finishing OF the hssfootns, and severely csnsure
We poliHY Which BASS so long delayed The
completion Of the edj6cc, and so vastly in
creased its cost. The law which provides
that no changes. should be made TINT would
a"d 10 Vtheexpehse, has been .realed as q
nulfiTy, and hundreds ai thousands Of dol
lars have been spent beyond the original de
aIHh. II IA " Osiated 'iAdt the ornamental. .parl
of the pladtsfiag @ill eosi Three btimeE as
,dUeh g. IhS plain finished work, and that
these ornaments will cos. fly thousand dol
lars The semNmitieo suite hsp lhes will
soon submh8 blIao fs-OSsnnizs a,hal de-
psIsmsn., This should beome law berote
iti6EI6sS 6iaKep presaht session. u Gross ADD
ses have existed, and the people .demapd
'thef they should cegse. |, il enough 10 BE-
[1lo1i44Psll.ssd loPpy he $500, 600 otssb.s .ha,
'hsyvhaye 1eltio0us' wilhput centinaingihe
inpawepfof tinoIherw,esdn., .,ilIgs. ,hsm be
eireiled.a-O. ! S. .Jo,rhal. aToi 30 ihi,dzo of
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-25

N OTICE.A-WheTea e.. r, Roberts, one
i " oil, the partners of Tie hlh of Ru6erts T.
Watkins, lDruegists, ,1of Middieporti Meigs Co.,
Ohio, has left said place Of business for'paas
virtually dissolved. All parsonstare hereby no.
tilted not To deal'wilh or trust said Roberts on
account Of said partnership. All persons hay-
ing accounts or business with ssid firm, will
please call on The subscriber a. his store in Mid
sleport, Ohio, who will there attend 10 the set
oement OF the business OF said firm. a.
Feb. 26, f86S-An4w3 A. p. T, WATKINS.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-25

Mt OTICE...The stockholders Of theLesd
IN ington Salt Company meet at their office
at Silver Run, on the 18th day Of April, 1855, at
10 o. clock, A. M, 10 elect Directors for the,
coming yesf, and transact such business as may
come before them.
THos. FEsLER.7 seeya
Lendineton, Marctf4, w3z4sss ysE
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-25

AIOTlCE.--Tbe eo-partneships hetetofor6
! Y existing between the undersigned, is this
day dissolved, by mutual consent. The books
and accounts Of the late frmS ore left in the
hands Of A. P. T. Watkins for settlement,-
Persons knowing themselves indebted will please
call and aetle, sither by cash or note.
~ u A. P. T.. WATKINS.
AZ CMInII
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-25
NIARTHA DEATZ, VS.: Mary Ann Orr

MARTHA DEATZ, VS.: Mary Ann Orr,
1Vb widow, and the heirs Of Isaac Orr4-Bill
TO foreclose mort sage-in Meigs Common Pleas
The respondents will take notice tlat on the
second daJ ofFebruary 1856, the petition filed
his bill in said Court against them, to foreclose
mortgage given to the petitioner, by said Isaac
Orr deed, to secure the payment of one hun
dred dollars to the petitioner, on the following
lot of land; Situated in the county Of Meigs,
State of Ohio, and in the town of Rutland. 1t
ticular description, reference sAhad 10 The plot
ofsaidi town. nowion record in the recorder's of,
tice ofasaid county. The respondents are herc5,
requested 10 answer, ordemur 10 said petition,
by the first day OF the next term OF said cotrt or
decree will be taken against them, as by con-
ssion. - N. SIMPSON,, --'
Attorney for petitioner.
Pomeroy, Feb IL, 1856. a,-.s7l&E