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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-10-30

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PALMER's VEGETABLE Cosmetic LOTIOS, for the cure
It Pmples and other Eruptions ct the Face, letter
Rngworm, Eryspelas, Seald Head, and every variety
Of Itching Irritating Disease OF the skin II is the
great skin Purifier Of the age 1t opens the pores Of
The skim and allows that pass off in nsensible persP
ration which would otherwise be retained the sur
face producing the various kinds Of rupions which are
90 annoying.
LADIES OF ALL AGES!
1t is the greatest beautisr the world has ever known
Goughness, unsightly pimples, Inflammation, and al
such annoyanees, vanish with the use of this Lotion
like the dew before the morning sun.
Palmer's Lotion has cured my face and hands Of an
eruption which had beea pronounced incurabe by al
my physicians. HANNAH G. PATTEF.
Cincinnati, April %, lS49
Palmer's Vegetable Cosmetic Lotion has cured
very distressing eruption my wifes face, after al
our acquaintance had despared of her obtaining any
relief NIMRoD PRICE.
Milford, ClermOnt CO., o., Nov. q, 1851.
There is no humbug about this preparation. 1t ha'
cured my hand with less than one bottle.
JP. SOUTHARD,
State Bank of Indiana, indianapolis
Price so cents, or six bottles for 50 50.
Prepared onlyby .,
SO West Fourth ST., Cincinnati, o
For sale by Druggists Generally. oetlO-dim
K r. R.-What blessing it is to the human race, L
feel secure against the sudden attacks Of prevailing
pestilences IL cholera breaks out among Us, know
that in Railways Ready Relief, we have preventive
and q cure. II Dysentery, or Diarrhea, or Cheler;
Morbus any other painful maladcs Of the stomach
or bowels, Railways Ready Relief, assisted with Rad
ways Regulators, which are mild, aperient cathar
healing the bowels fsore, liberated, cleansing
the intestine from all excremens, and expelling al
poisonous deposits from the system, correcting an'
regulating the organs the bodythas, in few hour
frees the system from all dys0nteric material, an'
restores The system 10 ease, health and comfort.
Pmumonia Lung Fever, Typhus, Bilious, Spotted, o
Yellow Fever prevails, bear in mind that those wh'
will use Railways Ready Relief will be secure. NJ
need death by these pestlences who will for
y their bodies and regulate their systems with Rad
ways Ready Relief and Regulators. If the body
covered with Bois Sores Ulcers, Pimples, Blotehes
aud frightful eruptions, dose or two of Railway
Renovaing Resolvent, will cure all sores and max
the skin smooth, clear and healthy II will fill the vein
with rlch pure and healthy blood. and eradicate dis
Else from the system. Bear in mind the three grea
remedies, to be used are Railways Ready Relief Rad
ways Regulators and Railways Renovatng Re
solvent.
Sold by merchants and druggists everywhere
~" Railways R. K. Remedies are sold by drug
gsts merchants and storekeepers in every city, town
village and corners, in the United States and Brs
America" oci29-w2t
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-10-30

6FHon. \. P. WILLARD, Governor elect
of Indiana, is now in Kentucky. and will adj
dress the people to-day at Newcastle, to-
morrow at Bardstown and the day following
at Shelbyville. Our Kentucky exchanges
arc full of the highest eulogiums of this fear
less, invincible and almost unapproachable
champion of Democracy of whom every In
dianian is proud
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-10-30

ACCIDENT IL BEDFORD, KY.-A young
man named d. V. Lane, who lives in Mil
ten, opposite Madison, in firing the cannon
at Bedford on Saturday, 18th, had his right
hand shot off by an accidental discharge of
the Gun
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-10-30
c OHM ERCIAL
INDIANAPOLIS BOARD OF TRADE
OFFICFRS:

'esldcnt--JAMES BLAKE
p, ID. MAeUIRE and 5. w. PIERCE
Vice Presidents 'tof--jAHES H. Nc NETNAS-
Treasurer and Cole, T.
Seer6taTy--E B. ELLIo >MMiTTEE:
EXECUTIVE &C, y, z. J. Calling
William Robson, James VI. h. n. y Whey.
w. X. Stearns "
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Administrators Notice.

~ s hereby given that the undersigned has been
~ appointed ADMIN si-ior Of the estate Of Henry G.
Patterson, late Of Marion County Ind deceased That
ali persons neebte % said estate requested 10 max
payment 10 me; and those having claims against he
will present them properly authenticated for pay
ment The estate Is probably solvent
DAVID MACY,
Amin
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HAZLET0E & BROTHERS,
PIANO FORTE
Nj ANU FACT u RERS,

No. 2O9 Centre street, .N'ssr E-0rE
WHERE may be found superior -fuzsfYgsE=s.ss
w sortment Of Piano Fortes in Plain -. <S$s
and Ornamental Cases, from TO IL oc-t III
tsve OF the best materials and pronounced BY disin-
guished artists to be unsurpassed Will be sold the
most reasonable terms aud warranted 90 stand in any
climate. orders fran the e0sRtry promptly ATTENDED
90, and each Piano guaranteed to give satisfaction.
not So the Piano may be returned 10 us refGudng
the money and freight.
At the great Exhibition at the Crystal Palace New
York, 1883 prize medal awarded TO Hazlet0n q
Brothers. for the superior quality OF their Piano FortOs
which were ted in Touch, Tone, Equality, aud Dura-
bity OF Tune and placed in the highest grade by the
following Distinguished Artists WILLIAM NORRfs,
Chairman on Musical Instruments; JULIEN. Max MAR
ETZEL, ". H. FRY, r. S. WILLS T. EIsFELDT, q. MEIs-
EES, EsELgus GIRAc, DvIGHT Jury Musical Instru-
truments. telO-dwiyR
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-10-30

TUsT rec eIved at the LADIES FASoY STORE
81 81 pieces OF superane Eieeohsd skirtnst. Ven
Cheap loeilo-ctf
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-10-30
TIE EYE AND EAR.

DURING my late tour In Europe obtained several
~ new instruments, aud Remedies Of incaiculablt
value in my speciality. There is now nothing known
10 the faculty in either hemisphere with which moi
familiar which, combined with extensive practice fO
years in the city II New York enables 10 restor,
SIGHT and HEARING In many cases hitherto deeme,
hopeless. Cataract positively cured by new method
without pain also Squirting Cross Eyes in few sec
0nds Amauross cured ia the majority OF cases Gran
ulaons ulcers films, or specs and Wsey eye, invaria
bly,; also, deafness singing IN the and discharges
by entirely process. My treatise the Eve
price SO ct ALSO ARTIFICIAL EyEs which aud ool
exactly like the natural Eye, and are inserted Wth0u
an operation, and all remedies, forwarded by mail
Consultaiionsby letter receive especial attention.
JAMES w. POWELL, n. u.
OcULlsT, AURIsT, DC.
Jel0-dSwlyRl Office, 502 Broadway, n. Y.
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The reach Of almost every family and
GOO ,nSfVo4s

throughout the Union. and viii euabe purchasers 81
rights 10 whom machines are furnished al tariff o.
prices that will secure 70 them profit OF hundred
per cent? 10 realize for their investment and labor the
highest and most satisfactory remuneration.
Rights will be placed within the reach of every
pnsing business man. aud upon such terms will In
success and render their possession sure. ready
and constant Of profit during the continuance u
ihe patent.
For further Information, inquire ia person by mail
o. JOHNSON < KELSEY.
BkTEs liOvsE,
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THE LADIES' OWN BOOK.
THE ART CT CUTTING
q O So ID II o - ss O IS =
I'm ais

80 ID Il o - ss O ss :.
Oh every description, also,
Children's Dresses, Boys Clothing, Mantlas ClOaks
and Capes, without the aid of Teacher.
THE above work contains full sized patterns ofeyegy
description of ladies' Dresses namely, the basque,
long OF pointed waist infant waist high neck, half Oh
neck ranging from the smallest the largest size dress
pattern also, fun size patterns foT every description OF
girls dresses, infant dresses cIoaks cspes, manas
and boys clothing with fnl directions for cutting and
making. The patterns arranged, that they
be altered 10 suit any fashion desired making the book
without doubt the cheapest and most useful ever intro
duced 10 the notice Of the pubic.
No Lady Ought to be without Copy
REV. K. WRITTEN,
0ot "a dwlm Sole Agent for Marion County.
ID. .C n.ncAINs a. ua.a.-- :. L.. =.
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4 ooKING GLASSES
l. AND
PICTURE FRAMES.
Phenix Looklng-Glass and Picture Frame Manuiae-
tory HORACE v. SIGLER.
Nos. 3ss, 800 and 392 Greenwich-s, OF Beach,
New York lsepts3-d rwiy-R.
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WATSON'S TEN DOLLAR PATENT
Family Sewing Machines.

CNTATE AND COUNTY RIGHTS for using and vend-
- ing this highly valuable invention be secured By
plicaiiOn 10 the subscriber.
This invention is Of the most complete and use
ful labor saving Improvements OF the ages capable Of
dong ten times much work can be done by hand,
and Of doing il In a far superior manner.
The low price OF dollars which they rrnil-
ed. will Mace them within
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-10-30

In Aribuing such valuable Medical prorsrxs 10 INA.
remedy, DO rash unwsrrantAble assertion 1. made
but is simply stated fact proven undeniably ana con
eusvely tho extraordinary cures, and benefits derived
from its use under the direction Of lis usrious origin
at0r, Or. Hconand among ell classes Of European 40
cety and from the immense Of testimony from All
parts Of the American continent accumulated during the
last ten years n the hands Of the present propretor
The prevalence Of disease % ah the German Btters
are adapted, u j. with SAY H. Is almost uni.
yer-a Indeed shere Is scarce. family throughout The
whole extent Of country which there cannot D.
found among its members hat cluliar saIe aud on-
grid appearance denoting diseased LIVER an ema
c6ted and suffering Dyspeptic.
Then Of what immense Importance 10 this ciass Of an
vads that certain and reliable remedy, should be
placed within their reach. I'm which no baneful or
injurious drug enters into lie composition; remedy on
which the patient rely with he utmost condolences
and certainty and be assured from actual and tangible
proofs, That the article he using really possesses the
virtues attributed 10 H. Such remedy. l. tfoo Gana's
German BtterF." Thousands 81 dollars have been ex-
pended IN is manufacture and diffusion throughout all
parts Of this continent and the proprietor feels the great
eel satisfaction I'm stating that there State county
even village where the Medicine has been introduced
that there cannot be found numbers willing ies %
is virtues
Principal Office and Mandatory, 81, PhIlA-
dephia, Pa
For sale wholesale and retail by Druggists IN al The
principal cities, and al retail by uDohecares and store
keepers In evcry town In The United States and canada
oct2
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IF YOUR HAIR rs FALLING OFF, il can be pre-
i vented and preserved in healthy and luxurisnt
growth. by the use OfBALLARD'S II AIR FASTENER,
price % cents, so cents and Sl,-eegs nty perumed.
IF YOUR HAIa Is GRAY, there is nothing equal
TO BALLARDS HAIR DYE. Il makes any shade
from brown the most superb BLACK without staining
iDuring the hair or the skin IL for these peer
less qualities il received tbs premium at the World S
Fair, and the endorsement of those eminent chemists
Drs. Chiffon and Toney.
Manufactured sold and applied at AS and 500 Broad
way, New York. sepi:lO-dSs wIv-R
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Engraving and Printing

engraving ana EIIHLIuR.
For CARDS ofevery variety
SeHdto DUNNELL;
For SEALS and SEAL PRESSES
Ill p Send 10 DUNNELL;
For, in Short every thing in the way Of Designing, En-
craving aud Printing at reasonable prices, send orders
to VIM. N DUNNELL 1876 Broadway, y. 4.
II Specimens sent By msil, Ton application, with 2.
o. stamp. aur26 omdoswR.
HsY BANGS, BROTHER& Co.-Traoe Sale Rosom
4 = No. ID, Park-row, y. Y.
SixtyfOuTth New York Trade sale, 10 De commenced,
the Stationary Sale, Friday, Sept H. and continue
on Saturday and Monday following.
The Book sale, Tuesday, Sept 10 and continue
daily in the order OF the Catalogue.
The Catalogue 81 the above sale ready for dis
trbntio8, and will be any address uTen appliea-
ton. aug 1l-d & " WI
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THE NEW yoRK DAELy SIX

Is sent 70 Clubs, by mail, at two dollars year. Get
l. specimen copy furnished gratis.) and see tie
terms. send letters post paid 10
MOSES :. BEACH.
sng 23-2md&wRl sun Ofice, New York
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6TThe Paoli Constitut,onalist, a FILLMORE
sheet pronounces the assertion, in the recent
circular of the Republican State Central Com
mittee, that thousands ofthe supporters of
FILLMORE in Indiana voted the Democratic
ticket, AN unblushing falsehood. The Constitu-
tOaalist says that it has the best possible proof
that the FILLMORE vote was given to the Re-
publicans. Though the FILLMORE men des-
pise the Republican platform they voted for
the Republican candidates. And to this eff
feet testifes the New Albany Tribune the
Evansville Journal and every other FILLMORE
publication in the State FREMoNT's vote in
Indiana then, viii, most certainly, fall behind
MoRToN's just the strength of the FILLMORE
party, according to the estimate of these al
lies of Biacl, Republicauism in the late can
vass.
CE.r The Louisville Courier says the story
Of the Journal Of that city, respecting the dis
charging Of Irishmen working on the Louis
Vile and Portland canal the day before the
election, in order that they might come to
Floyd County and vote, is an unmitigated
falsehood. The New Albany Tribune, Fill
more X. n organ, gives the lie most emphat-
ically 10 the Journals statement, by saying
that the election was fairly conducted, and
that no illegal votes were polled in that
county.
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CLIREHUGHS

w GsS a ~ ID II & L i l.. Il = !!
WITH his newly invented transparent. skin seams,
w and other late Improvements, render them for du-
rability, comfort and ghtness, superior all Others
They measured and made scientific principles,
warranted not 10 shrink and trial will prove how they
excel heavy, clumsy, i-fitLng articles N0n-resdents
will receive application, his system of measuring
which never fails 10 secure perfect lit.
CLREHUGHs only genuine Tricopherous and Liquid
Hair Dye, for sale everywhere. I62 FULTON ST,
NEW YORK. Isept3u-I yJoSw-R
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A MARVELLOUS REMEDY
FOR A MARVELLOUS AGEii
H 0LL0W AVS DIN MENTll
Rrysipei las salt Rheum and Scorbutfr
HumOrs.

No remedy has done much for the cure Of dl.
OF the Skin, whatever form they may assume a.
TINS Ointment No case Of Sail Rheum. Scurxy. Sore
Heads, Scr0fuls, Er.pelss, long withstand N.
influence. The inventor has travelled over many parts
Of the globe visiting the principle hospitals dispensing
this Ointment giving advice A. 10 L. application and
has thus been the means OF restoring countless number
10 health.
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Sore Legs, sore Breasts, wounds and

These and other similar distressing complaints osn be
eeciuay cured II the Ointment be well rubbed In over
the parts affected, and by Otherwise following he print,
ed directions around each pot.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-10-10
NOTIFICATIONS d. sargeant, a nor

N NOTlCE.--Thomas u. Sargeant, non
resident Of the State of Ohio, and his res
idence unknown, will take notice that John
W G. Stackpole Of The county of Megs, and
State ofOhio, lid on the 9th day of Septem-
her. l85 , file his petition in the Court Of
Common Pleas, within and for the county o'
Meigs and State of Ohio, against the said
Thomas D. Sergeant, and Mezar Nye. Mezar
Nye, Jr., and VIM H. Cooml S, Defendadts,
setting forth that the said John w. G. Stack
pole held mechanics lease on 100 acre lot
No. 325, in section 80, township /, range l3,
Ohio Comp ,ny's Purchase. Meigs county, o..
10 secure the payment of S24f5,49. with inter-
est from the 14th of April, 1855, on an account
against Thomas D Sergeant by said plaintiff,
for labor, material, engine and ma ,hlnery, fur
nished by said plaintiff to said Sargent, and
by him placed and used on said 100 acre lot,
to work and run a salt furnace thereon, as is
in SAID mechanics lien set forth and duly re-
corded in the recorders office in said county
of Meigs, and in which SAID lot The other de
PENDANTS clam some interest, and praying that
said Sargent may pay said sum now due, witt
interest, to- wit: The said sum of 2465 40
with interest from the l4th day of April, 1853
o, that said premises may be sold to pay tht
same; and the said Thomas D. Sargeantis no
titled that he is required 10 appear and answe
sad petition on or before the third S turda!
after the 18th day Of October next.
JOHN w. G. STACKPOLE.
BY 1rviu & Plants. his Attorneys.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-10-10
OTICE.-A petition will be presen ed

~ OTlCE.-A petition will be presen ed
= to The Commissioners of Meigs county
at their June session, asking them to lncorpo-
rate the following described territory, situated
in Salisbury township, into an incorporate
town bv the name of Middleport viz: Com
mencing on the Ohio River at the S. W. cor
ner of that part Of 100 a. lot, No. 313, lying
south of 100 acre lots, No. 3.2; thence north
across 100 acre lots, Nos. 3l2, 3l1, 80, 800,
30S, 307, BOG, 305, and 304; thence east on
the north line of said 100 acre lot, 304, TO the
Ohio River thence down said river to the
place of beginning. Said petition will be for
hearing on the Sd Of fSeptember.
g. DOWNING,
S. BRADBURY,
July ] !, 1866. Ii. F. MlLLEX.
GT Tire hearing of the case is Adjourned
until October 3p, 1855.
Sept. 10 n2yw3.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-10-10
STERNEMAN Il MKITRICK,
THE ONLY RESIDENT
SURGEON DENTISTS,
~ Gallipolis, Ohio.

III aving procured and in possession of
L i all the late improvements and thor
oughly conversant with the operations be-
longing 10 the Dental profession, and conf
dent with the experience and success they have
had in all the various operations performed by
them, rendering universal satisfaction in every
department Of their Profession, will insert lee tn
upon SUCTION from one tooth to Full Sett,
on Gold, Platina, Silver or Gulta Percha. In
serton OF teeth upon suction is the only le-
gitimate'plan of insertion, as Clasps generally
ruin the teeth thev surround.
All other operations belonging to the pro.
lesson, will be performed by them in the most
thorough manner, such as filling decayed teeth
with the best of Gold Foil, or Tin Foil, as they
make use of no Amalgams. All the opera
tions performed by them will be upon strictly
scientific principles, as their practice is con.
fined to the principles laid down and recon.
nended by the Dental Association,
| Hoping by strictly HONEST course they viii
receive share oil the public patronage, Al
letters addressed to them on business prompt,
attended to. Uniformity in prices but III
credit.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-10-10

tHERlFF SALE.--By virtue of an order
~ of sale to M directed from he Court of
Common Pleas Of Meigs county, will offer
for sale at the door Of the Court House, in
Pnmeroy. on the 18th day f October, 1855 nt
10 O'Clock, A. NJ, the following described
lands, to witt beginning at Mil street, in
Pagetown, Meigs county, fourteen rods south
from the southwest corner Of lands owned BY
Samuel McCracken, iurmerlv owned by s. S.
Townsend; thence east twelve rods; thence
south twenty four rods; lh"nce west twelve
rods; thence north twenty four rods. To the
place of beginning; containing one and one
hundred and twenty eight Que hundred aud
Si>tietn acres; beng peri Of section sixteen,
in Scipio township, with steam mill thereon
Sold as the property OF J. Heweit, at the suit
Of B. NJ. Dixie. Appraised at $500. Terms o
sale cash. J.V. SMITH, s.Mo.
Pomeroy, Sept. - lS5i-n29w5.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-10-10
. Office Henry Iaigh,. Rober Haigh,

~ Office Henry laight. Rober Haighl
AQrpha Ha,ght, OF Meigs county Ohio
and The heirs OF Mary Powell, decreased.
late wife Of Perry Powell, and the heirs OF
Elizabeth Scurvn, Diseased, late wife of
WIN. Scurvin, whose MAJ es and residences
are unknown. will take notice that petition
was filed against them on the 9Th day of Sep
lember, A. D. 1856, in the Court of Common
Pleas, within and for the county of Meigs,
by Seth Paine, Jr., and u now pending,
lion of the following real eSta ito wit: be-
ginning al the distance of one rod twenty and
one half links north of I've northwest corner
Of lot number twenty, on the plat Of thN0'',,
lage known as The village Of Rutland Cam
thence south fifteen and one third hNdS
thence along the south line of So1
east 10 the northwest corner of Totdeeded
to Jesse Hubbel; thence south twenty rods
thence east to the section line, themes south
on said line one hundred and four and two.
thirds rods 10 the corner of section number
seven; thence west one hundred and tvonty-
o. e and one fourth rods thence aOfth one
hundred and thirty-two rods thence east I'd
the place of beginning, (except six and one
half acres and three rods sold by ALiah Hub.
bell to James NJ. Hubbell, and twenty one
ana one half acres set off to Seth Paine, Jr.
in proceeding in partition) containing sixty
acres more or less; and that at the next term
Of said Court the said Seth Paine, Jr will ap-
ply for an order that partition may be made
of said premises. Dated this 9Th day of Sep.
tember, 1856. SETH PANEL
BY T. 4. Planls, his Atty.
Sept. - 1855 n29w6.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-10-10
A DAILY AND A WEEKLY
EoR 1890.

iNHOSE Of the readers of this paper who de-
l. sire daily review Of the Cleveland, New
York and other markets, may be accommodo-
ted on the following term For $3.50 we
will send the .Commercial Gazette an | Ma.
rine Record of The Lakes for one year and
send the Publishers receipt 10 any adlress
The "Clevelander'' is the size Of this pa
per, is printed on minion and agate type, and
on heavy white paper. The report Of the
home markets will be prepared by us, and we
|need not repeat that neither patience nor
lskill, will be spared to make it full and cor
| rect in every particular, The New York, But-
falo, and Oswel o reports are furnished BY 1he
". Y associated press, and will be correctly
rendered. Asa newspaper the "Oleyelan-
der is perhaps equal to any daily IN the
State. Recolleet, only $3.50 for the "Daiy
Clevslander" spdthe "Commercial Gazette
for one year. Parts Of dollar may be sent
in postage stamps. For two dollars the two
tpapcn will be Seut six months.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-10-10
--------------------------
TAKE NOTICE.

OTICE.--To Eleanor Carleton, Susan
v Carleton and Mary Carleton: You will
take notice, that on the 9th Of Sept. 1885,
the undersigned filed a l'etihon in the Court
of Common Piers of MeigS countyS o., where
the same is now pend!nk, demanding partition
of the following described premises situated
in said county, viz: The east half Of Fra1'
ton 4, Section 0, Town 9. of Range l3; in
the following proportion to the undersigned
four equal sixth parts; to the said Eleanor
Carleton ana Susan Carleton each, one equal
sixth part; aud 10 the said Mary Carlt ton,
Dover in the whole, And that at the next
term of said Court. an application will be
made for al order that petition may be made,
&C., Of said premises.
WILLIAM CARLETON, 2nd.
BY Il. A. Plants, his Attorney.
Sept, 1856-6w.