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q Ass ~ !. sMlRCHANTN, 4
Nes 81 and 50, Lsvee, opposite steam boat Landing
EYsy kEQkVR Ma
NTR are now In receipt 81 ! tsyse stock "a 10, d,
w "a ous line FOR wnTEa TAAbs 20 Nhieb tie
attention Of Cash Customers or pfonspt tint hpy-
- = selieited. Our etcck II partly sSmYr.ee II
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60 Odss HAS kx. Lomom.
T1rok havaring pas ~, jeiliss. saAess, Ice cream
i etc Just received end Tor sAlei 10 any quanttt
snsis KI40 TAYLOR, ! Aala-st.
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g. Anthony Lumber Yard !

81. Anthony Lumber Yard.
VIE undersigned having made arrangements
l with the ST. Anthony Mills form large .up
ply Of the various qualities ard descriptions II
Timber used IN this market, would respectfully,
cali tho attention Of Carpenters aaa Builders "a
.is $500 Vi Lsla,D si Luw DciHg received at the
Lumber Yard recently occupied by M~ssrs Hiatt
Harhine, in this city. They would cali par,ic.
ular attention 10 their
DIMENSION STUFF,
OF various sires aud lengths, also Boards OF yari-
Gus lengths, from 10 feet u rs feet long.
They hatier themselves hat they wi Ii DO able 10
fusuith fLdHKiNG, SIDING, PLANK. JofsT
IANILINa, LAIH, de II NJ good quality and
a - lar priets fer prompt peg be had else.
absre IN ID ii stly.
auglTa JOHN ALLISON Il Co
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J. B w. r. REYNOLDS. 4
WHOLESALE Il RETAIL DRUGGISTS,
bling Rouse, 1863 Main-st..
GEO. FOSTER,

bling Rousc. 1863 Main-st..
UNION BLOCK.
Retail APrescrtpsien store gre Main !,
BURRoW BLOCK
VNHE under igned have formed co-rnrtnershp
! for the purpose II carrying OH the Drug Bust
n ess. Having purchased 4. ]. McKenny's large
jobbing stock, aud also having additional supplies
en- route from Tie Eastrn cities, Ne can oder q -
vor able inducements to purchasers ~ sny house
the West. Our jobbing trade will b conducted Il
the stand lately occupied by Smith Fuller, and r.
fitting up the City Drug Store, 213 Main.st., Bur.
row B!,ck. ior retail and prescription business.
keokuk. Sept. 8, 81. les REYNOLDS.
tdaw2m WIN. r. REYNOLDS.
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06o bgs prime kioCoGes
lN poskstseld 0ev. j T.
~ % ssFfts6 &
Is hhds n. 20. EueaYs,
SOC bbls hsichsr's rein.
I'd I'D eIaslnsd d
$50 bbls N. o. Sugar
house 1elasses.
200 ! bbisdc Do
- 10 gal ksgs ~ 10
IS bbis Belehsr's Gold y
% ~ eyrup,
- bills do do
- loeel kegs do
4 = bbIs Sweet Cider, |
~ Cosses Yarn.
oo bslss Batting,
see bxs q. A. Salt,
SsVO ogp daily do
40 dot dams Cove Oys.
tiers,
50 dos eaus Asst PL
Fruit, 2 u
80 descns IRE sh P sach
e.,
2sdozcaasfrssLStYau-
berries.
80 bxs4usftsnd3gal-
len flfk1ss, q ST.
~ bxs Tomato Catsup,
81 his Pepper sauoe
Wkgs bupsfsasb soda i
20 ckrsSdA HAisyAtps,
locbxs EAhbett'n sale.
rs,us In lhpspers.
10y bAlbNM Glsss
rs bxs i0klz Do
- bxs HssIl. itbe 10 |
Iva Is, lees 20, sud
.lsnhs.I.r.k.N
o..s"ss new y"
$Aa \
~ a.a w, ~ riNt
$50 y
.u'isEN
s,,.. Ss. ..ess Il sa
ia s.Hsy,stsesro.es.
As .SS.sV sha 1s
, sA M,M Ma eoins-,
Y ~ oAIeBA0NtnI Jwtre
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V0U are hereby ASsiMd Mat the free koiders %.
4 pointsats atssssfths Dnmsgcs ana B.nsni.
aceruinR 20 inilydnas by rcason Of The alteration
and widening Of rhird.strset through Block 10.
-, hare made and d. I'd in the oEce III the Clerk
q the Council 81 said city tho following asssss-
mcnt Of Damages aid Benefits, to Wit: Ns
DAMAGES. A. FOLLOWS:
j. D. knight,...e3 10000 John McCune, 81 0e. 90
RENlYITS. An HnIdnMs
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Wisconsin LumEey Yard,
good assortment ~ the .a.
IL NHIH' rlans4aaltlpt, lsngtlSaud
J thickness.
faiy assortment on hand
SOiSIs. ana Bills ajlod a.saw mi II
prizes.
srA,rr.N. iood-siasd piles II tAScoln-
mon length aha siass,
aArH. sawedaAdeat, ibclattervery
cheap.
SHINGLES. File, fVpitT anu Cattpnv oot
SASH. Prom smsilest TO iarssstsi4e
D00ux. Small and large, plain ,raiacs
ana moulded.
blinds. Rolling ard stationary
ny and Alioi which articles the snbseri berwigl
"A sell at his yards the
Corner 81 Eighth dHd Btondeausts.,
oPfestrK PpBiIc SCHOOL.
and on the corner Of and Railroad s.s NEAR 4
r.. y, NJ Il. h. Dslot,l us low AZ they can be
beagh, IN the city and at HE Branch ard at Fnr-
mington, with cost Of transportation added Or
derr nilcd fros the country and shipped to an '
STATEN unthe railread At The lossst rates.
iylldly h. Y. KELLOGG.
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i 3 E,tEnN 4 q nIVA1.

~ ~ FHENH AAHIVALN NN
~ Al RS. TALON takes pleasure In y III
~ 1vl announcing to the Lediss Of IT.
kcokak that she has Just returned from New York
and the Eastern Cities, with choice assertment =
Bonnets Of the latest and most beautiful ssyiea
Apr AL Anu v inter wear. Afro. 6ns assortment
u Ribbons, ArtiGcaIs and Fcathsrs.
Customers from the country also requested 10 call
Remember the place--69 Msin-st, next door 10
Ford, Gurhsm 4 Ford . Hank.
Keokak. Aug. 4dly
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W1EfLf.A1r FUT61Ceg.
81 ov ? g.
0ILBs ,. yILLsY'S, ST. LOUIS,
CHARTER OAK STOVE.

8 = q v p g..
GILBs ,. yILLsY,s, ST. LOUIS,
CELEBRATED CHARTER OAK STOVE.
hardly necessary for NJ 10 rseur 70 this
= Stove, the character u which n % fAyorab1y
SHOWN. For sim plieity II arrangement, saving
fuel end sspesi siiy d opers,ionsit stands I'M
prove~ss IL, afe tne r'sa' o. WORN
lss. IscxsAsYp DxAtsnr r, ues;
9d.}OIHcuIAslss Ilsf Am titry. "a
WE ARE Now AEcEfvIHG
sas - SIHI sDrPLY or ss
PAkLOR, GOAL, HEATING COOK STOVES,
Of al sises md patterns, which for
and smoothness ef casting cannot b escell
among whichAfe The patterns OF North, Chase
Norih, Of Philadelphia, Pa, csn and ssamine
ENAMELED CRATES,
MARBELIZED IRON aIASTLES.
We would Request all penons d, sirous Of OBJ
tanning Nantes and 0fatee III H,sc - aesn. We
"a furnish JON wi amy are. or s;yia " beauty
toploass the ecf the most fastidiuur.
RIcKEy : ABBOTT,
auE2sd -. 2eg MAin-t !.
TsN AND JAPANNr y WARE.
wnoLxsALE AND RErAfL.
ME have on hand n constant sn pply Of 1io
Nv tasd JaPsned Wars. and can farnisk all whS
may favor ~ with cali, either NJ WhOioss ne Of
Retail. b
LUDLOW CO.'S IMPROVED ,pguyTio ms.
No Wax, Solder or Cement u.ed.
The nsatcst, safest, and most eunysn,snt1 ean
used. They Arssasily seaied andup ned, M nsy-
81 fAii 50 preserve fruit, sesrsabes Ae,i.. per.
fectly Desh state. These Caas ,,n Is u.od year AZ
81 year. Directions f,r quitting n.4 i \ tinds II
FRUITS and Vegetables aseaingaa ibs Co.'S.
RyKRT CAN wARRAs1kp.
Jsbbihg ~ all Kinds dsne with
PromptAGss.
ROOFING DONE. A GAIvAH.2Ertr oyr-oayf
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Also. Reports Of fashions.
msh25-dfy HUTCHINSON DEwry

n0nbsfot 10 q seed sddFsss
works.
Jsstpubllshsd, . handsoms New Tear Z Present
entitled :" The FLORAL Ct.isM, VI - Tss~tA "
0athsrsd Rlovsrs, Z Aandsom.ly bound In Cloth ard
Gilt, and superbly illustrated with namber Of
oredeagrevings. Also, cheap ssd quiek-ssll-
ing work entltlsd" 1Ae 7rSs Htsfsvv ~ iAs xsasss
Vars stitched In nest wrapper, with splendid
solore den ravinss. AddTeSs
J. r. T1LFER,
nevS-d Yonrth-st.. near Main. Cineinnati.
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JeSsihs ~ al kina. dsne wtth
PrsmptAsss.
ROOFING DONE. A GAIvAE.2Erlr
cES PUT UP ON SHORT go1lcE.
WARN AIR FURNACES /!

We are now prepared 10 pat ap Warm Air Fur.
naces for heating Dwellings, Churches, Public
Halls, &c. The Furnace used Is the msnsfAc,urs
Of Lotie,of Cincinnati, whc Aas SPARED 90 pains
ofe1psnsr " perfccrtng heating apparatus which
and convenience. aafesyfrom fire hsslthfui vv!eti
lAtiop and pure quSt.sy 81 heated Dir.
aug25d hickey a ABBOTT
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wn0LRsALR App RkrAlL
y EALER0 IN BOOKS.
Stationery, Fancy GeeAs. Ae..
No. ~ Asin-street, bStwecn u and an
xEOkUK, iowa.
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|O1 MAIEl A RT1sT BRIDE, OR TIE BRO
O.xstsst.lx1 kkkBHElR, by + mersen Bennett,
snthor Of Prairie Flower, Fmged viii
04aMi!A.Iss 10. s.i.Sy HIATT ! BAEEIR.
Actsesks AsySd " maiB-st.
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Il UIoBloGEAFHf or PETEE
"A CAEJWki6HI the bach voods
iIsach.r, edited by ". r.. e,raeisrd.
For sal. by III. an.
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tlissorY % the NoSmons.
vVHB HeIiei6as, Social and Political -.
= o1 the Hornons Or Lattss-uAy 81 ls1sss
their origin y The present tins. 90. asss 9e1
stats.ssn e their doetsiss, ). v.. ..a. s
Snith ~ eaml y. snaek, 1oMS1ss3 sese4
-, ~. ~ ~ y o0DsA sIOw1ELL .oo'.
-------ss-------- 81 1ato-et.
VvyRerfN0NY :. NeW Supply g
i nss, sas hcsks' Hills sftAs 6Aats-
Mes Tiail;
ST = s,eAbsr Jaekwood;
;:smScidtS Island 81 Caba;
Harp q ysssion;
~. ses - asths CITY BOOK sroRa,
81 0ain4st.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-06-02
The Poetry of Physic.

AYERS PILLS, glide sugar-shod over tho palate
but their energy, although wrapped up, THERE and
tells with giant force the very foundation of dis
ease. There are thousands of sufferers who would
not wear their distempers If they they could bo
cHre'l for s5 cts Try Ayers Pills, and you will know
it. Purify the blood and dsease will be starved out
Cleanse the system from impurities and you are
cured already.
Take this best OF all Purgatives and Scrorula In
digestion, Weakness, Headache, Backache, Sideachc
Janndice, rheumatism, arrangements of tho Liver
Kidneys and Bowels, all arrangements and ali dis
eases which purgative remedy can reach fly bofore
them like darkness before the SUI.
Reader, If you nre suffering from any the numer-
Gus complaints they cure-suaer nlore-the remedy
has been provided for you, and it is criminal to neg
fect it. ..'... .-.i.-.N
That Ayers Cherry Pectoral is the best medicine for
Cough, is known To the whole world and that Ayers
Pills are the best of all Pills, is known TO those who
have used them. ,. l..H
Prepared by DR.. ]. C. AVER, Practical
Chemist, Lowell, Mass, and sold by all Drug
& lists and dealers in medicine throughout this
section.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-06-02

WALKER, THE PIRATE PRESIDENT AT New
ORLEAEs.-The long agony of the fillibus-
ters in Nicaragua is over. Gel Walker
has been driven out, and at last accounts,
was hailed as an enormous and heoric lion
in New Orleans, where he was stopping at
the st. Charles, which was beseiged by his
admirers. Had he not displayed an utter
incapacity for the position to which he as
pired, and want of every quality but that
of bull dog courage and tenacity, he would
now have been the master Of Central Amer
ica.--Cin. Com. -.--.-....
THE DEBATE CoMMENcru AT GrEyELAED.
DIR. Ross, the champion Of the South, in
the Presbyterian Assembly at Clevelattd;
opened the debate on the slavery question
on Tuesday. His speech principally con
sisted of copious extracts from his letters
to Albert Barnes. He paid Mrs. Stowe a
high compliment, saying he thought "Un-
Gle Tom" one of the most sublime works
of genius. He had wept over it, laughed,
over 1t, got mad over it. He thanked Mrs.
Stowe for her beautiful picture of love be-
tween the master and slaye-he did not
thank her for her picture ofhorthern mean
ness.-Cin. Com. sr
New York, May 27.-The village Of
Addison, Steuben county, in this State,
was nearly destroyed by fire this morning.
1t is situated on the New York & Erie
Railroad, three hundred miles from this
city, and contains about two thousand in
habitants.
Thirty stores and dwellings, have been
burnt. The loss is estimated at $50, 200.
LOUISVILLE, May 25.-The Executive
Committee Of the Kentucky horticultural
Society say that the fruit crop generally,
will exceed an average yield, but the crop
of peaches will be light.
CHICAGO, May 25.-The mail for Chi
cago from Terre Haute, supposed to con-
tain large amount of money, was robbed
at NATION last week. The perpetrators
are as yet unknown.
The Supreme Court has decided the
Noble county seat question. The order Of
the Court of Common Pleas has been af-
firmed, and Olive is therefore to be the
county seat, instead of Sarahsville.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-06-02
For the Tele
To the Public.

Mr.. EDIToR,-I propose stating brief
some reasons why Middleport is witbou
school buildings, for the entire accommo
dation of all its pupils, and why it has no
a Union School in operation. 1t is not al
together the fault of the people; for gene
rally, they are greatly in favor of both; and
parents would gladly patronize learning il
the object was placed before their children
Nor is it for the want of wealth and chill
dren, for both are abundant; or, for the
want of experienced teachers, for they ex-
ist here; but, the best of them have tc
abandon teaching, for the want of patron
age. But is for want of interest in edu-
cation, and the responsibility of establish
ing and continuing schools, rests mainly
with the Board of. Education, and the local
Directors; for in their hands all the power
to do both, is deposited The general
School Law makes it their duty to ascer-
tain annually what amount of money is
needed to carry forward schools, and to
assess on all taxable property, not exceed
ing two mills on the dollar, enough for all
educational purposes. The law provides
amply for sites, school buildings. free in
stitutions, and makes it obligatory on the
local Directors to employ competentteach-
ers, and prolong schools at least seven
months annually. Then, especial law au-
thorizes the raising of sufficient amount,
by self-taxation, tocontinuea Union School
the remaining five Notwithstanding free
instruction to all classes of children annu-
ally. " "8l'' }o nuilu.,sr lin t.lr...
But, what is the situation of education
here? The average time of continuing
free schools does not exceed five months
and then they are left to take
care of themselves. This leaves children
seven months to forget what they had pre-
viously acquired, and to grow in ignorance.
The closing of school houses seven months
OF the twelve, against children, is as fatal
to the increase in knowledge, as it would
be disastrous to the business of merchants
if they should exclude all customers from
their stores by barr ing the doors seven
months in the year. No human mathe-
matics can estimate the untold good that
would result to the people of Middleport
by establishing school of the highest
rank For onewould augment intelligence
generally, and increase their population
largely, by attracting hither families and
individuals for educational purposes
But the absence of such school here,
not only defeats the objects of education,
but prevents the growth and prosperity Of
The place, by driving wealthy families an
nually to- Marietta, and to other towns
where the people tolerate popular educa-
tion.- For many families consider it to be
heir imperative and indispensable duty to
give their children the advantages of SUI
orerne schools, and digni6ed education.
30 Ta ro ".it0 pit r. BISSELL. q
MIDDIEpoRT, O., May 90, 1857.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-06-02

Court OF COMMON PLEAs.-The sum
mer term, which commenced on Tuesday
evening closed on Thursday evening of last
week. We are indebted to Mr.. Downing,
Clerk of the Court, for the following sy-
nopsis of its doings:
Seven State cases were nolle prosecuted;
two cases were dismissed; three divorces
granted; twenty -eightjudgments rendered;
one individual was fined $40, and i'm
prisoned "a hours for contempt of Court,
in refusing to appear before the Grand
Jury; and one was placed under bonds to
keep the peace.
The Grand Jury found sixteen bills of
indictment-one for assault and battery;
two for gambling; and the balance for vio-
lations Of the liquor law, none of which
were tried at this term of Court.
One hundred cases of various kinds,
and for divers reasons, were continued un-
til next term of Court, which, we believe,
will be held in October.
No very important or exciting cases
were heard al this term. .. .... ..
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-06-02

I. o. 0. F.-The Grand Lodge, at its
recent session held in Mansfield, elected
and appointed the following officers for the
ensuing year: VIM. Chidsay, Cincin-
natl, G. NJ; Hiram Veile, Akron, Depu-
uty G. NJ; Chas. J. Pardee, G. W.; A.
E. Glenn, Columbus, G. S.; w. F. Sla.
ter, Piqua, G. IT,; s. Craighead, Dayton,
and W. G. Earl, Toledo, G. Representa-.
tives; VIM. H. Fyfe, Cincinnati; G. Chap
]. W. Newburgh, G. Marshal, &c. 50 = .'
The Grand Encampment met at Cincin-
natl. The officers for the current year,
are: Thos. Spooner, G. p; Rev. s.
Marks, G. H. p; G. H. Babcock, G. w;
VIM. M. Hubbell, Cincinnati, G. Sec;
Geo. D, Winchell, G. IT.; A. E. Glenn
and T. J. Mclean, G. Reps, &c. ="
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-06-02

DR.. ELBEH.-This gentlemen, who be-
came SO popular among believers in Ho-
meopathy during his former residence in
Pomeroy, after an absence of nearly two
years, has been induced by his former
friends to return to this place, and settle
permanently here. He has again'taken
rooms at his old quarters-in Branch's
building, where he may be found hereafter,
during Office hours. Those in need of his
services will please read his card in anoth-
er column.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-06-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Holloway's Ellis, most famous Rene
dy for the cure of Nervousness and General Debility
Jasper M'Cann, of Bridge street, Brooklyn, Long
Island, New York, was without doubt severe suffer-
er from nervous and general debility; the least thing
provoked his irrtaby, put him in II passion, and
laid him up; this caused by the bud state Of tho
fluids, and though he tried many remedies for the
complaint, he was not benefited. At length he had
recourse to Holloway's Pills, %hich quickly per-
formed their part, by removing the injurious fluids
form the system, cleared his hgad restored tone and
vgor To the stomach, and after five weeks perseycr-
ance, restored him to the blessings OF health AZ
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-06-02

A
a SNAKE. III II be true that mixture
OF gaces y scondseive'ot health, yiger, and
pnyslcal q lntellectual Improvement, Ger
tainIy thefuture inhabliantsof this region
ougps 70 ~ giants. Scarcely can you find
nail q dozen men at work. or idle, onSthe
strees eelner, or elsewhere without hear
ing nalI dozen dlIlerent dialects. To
stranger' who is fond OF the study of hui
man nature, q fine opportunity is afforded
here, OF observing national peculiarities.
Four workmen were quarrying stone
together, theFofher day, when suddenly
one eFthem started pack, pale with fright,
exciaaming,
sss,Mlne GOT nine Got'iyas 'lsh dasg,D-
oniils companions droppng their picks,
ana 'Pcg looking N the direction Indicated OBJ
served nln1 immature representative OF the
o'ly7'ongued monster who induced grand
mooner Eve p partake OF the forbidden
lruit' lrO greatly 70 the detrlment OF the hui
man race XIII .,;.
JlHWai, swow " gracious g'''s' says an
o'ner' II there amt the alfredest ugliest
lookin HarmlnI I ever seed IN my born
days-gol darn MS piclur F''.' .'
bad luck % me dav l LETT swate Ire
land' says 9 third' "where divll wan O
the likes Q that lyer wrlggled his dirthy
'a,l on Inc tufl y a. an az all since the day
wnln et. Fatnck (biiss his holy name
ooSleu Hs ene oulo ne dlyil ir oi al IN hogs-
e''a' "no' roiieu the Jug ii.o tlie say "hen
n'sef s'oPPeo ronip ''li ~ ianoeo IN the
"oous =, nmesioa l''.
muoAie guue YEN no sIaru'nS 'here'
JaDperlnS y your nonsense o' says Inc
iour'li' as iie maze the fragments Oh rock
"n.Cn "eio t'n9 'arounl ioose iahiy
O,'"s ''','' % 'ilo iD,h n7au' ~ ms np'''oiis
~ 'ile iniiiell' peril III 81 every thlng VIII
sHFn' 0Tse~ sDe SM"Ns' 1eMH
"' -" leoh'' d says 'he hlsS' Step-
p"e O'oA '''. . ,''''0' anu Du'iy,ne MS iaoe
II = - puS - ueet' iy WY Vi heePirg ms
.oun'fSe .oun'fSe rPiii qas Sil re'nt' Doiiei'' sop
nun op ee eope ipl' . oricks'ein. Du'
llie WORDS were scarcely spoken I'LL little
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-06-02
Health tor the Sick.

DIR. Roback's Scandinavian Remedies are creating
revolution in Medical practice. They directly
upon the circulation. Disease originates Ia the blood
and these medicines purge IL out. in dyspepsia, nor
Vous complaints, scrofuln, rheumatism. incipient
consumption, hts, liver complaint, bronchitis, fever
and ngue aud all disorders OF the lungs, the stomach
tho liver the bowels the the skin they ro
infullible. SEQ AdXe ertiselnenf
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-06-02
MARRIED..

On the o2d ult., by Rev. K. X. Roberts, Mr.. DANIEL
ID. EDWARDS, and Miss JANE PHILLIPS, all of Coal
port, ..
On the Goth ult., by Rev. w. w. Cherrington, MIR,
J. w. BRouoH, of indianapolis, and Miss SARAH f..
TAYLOR, of Cincinnati.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-06-02

POSTAGE ON COUNTY PAPERs.--Several
of our subscribers, living in this county,
find it more convenient to get their mail
matter in adjoining counties. In some
cases, they have been charged postage.
We think they can easily have the matter
reetiied by calling the attention of the
Postmaster to section 95 Of the law regu-
lating the rates of postage, which reads US
follows: ',' '' ,''''''H '&
Sec. 95. Bona fde subscribers to week
ly newspapers can receive the same, free of
postage, if they reside in the county in
which the paper is printed and published,
even if the office to which the paper is sent
is without the county provided it is in the
office at which they regularly receive their
mail matter.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-06-02

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LIBEL SUIr.-In his charge to the Grand
Jury Judge shreferred to Dur stf:ctures
on the recent decision of the District Court
In rather bitter terms, prohouncing it a
libel on the District Court, and telling the
Grand Jury they might take such notice
lof it as they thought proper. He then at
tempted to justify the decision, by remark
ing that the courts in this district had held
the same opinions for twenty years past,
taking care, however, not to state that these
former rulings were under other and very
different statutes, and that the ] 3th section
of this statute WAS framed expressly topre;
vent any such rulings. Again, he intima-
ted that in private conversation g or in some
other manner, he had incidentally learned
from one Of the Judges Of the Supreme
Court, that somehow or other, there was
some mistake made by somebody in repor-
ting the Clermont county case, referred to
in our article. The last statement may be
true or mott makes no more difference
what one of those judges says on the subject,
than what John Doe or Richard Doe might
say one the subject of cheesermaking.
There stands the decision on the record;
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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-06-02

JAIL EMPTY.-Our county, Jail is empty
the prisoners departed-and the doors
thrown open for an airing!-Mdrietta In
teIIigencer. lma7e'I q. r al
They must have miserable set Of po-
lice officers there.