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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-29
ENGL,sEa, CLASSICAL ANss NaTHE-

81 n
~ MArICAL MALE BOARDING SCHOOL NEAR
CAMPBELL COURT HouSE-The subscriber will take
charge IF this school heretofore conduct Mir Par
ker He graduated first in his class the v NJ Institute
~ has been ENGINEERING on the Va Tennessee Rail
been teaching about eight years the Institute
The city Of Richmond Assistants proportcned
o. scholars viii be procured Course of msrucon-usua
orly, Chemistry September to July
ing and lights payable So in advance and S95 Mt the middle
Of The session DAY SCHOLARS 80 to $40 Location of
from Concern ao nus @ lex R Ioa om Whch ean
HeiS@4Gr to the eoerta9 ,. use is always ready
Charles CIT, Mr. Geo stone Brunsw ck Mr.. WIn Sydnor
rayb i" cs JAS m ks4sP Mr. r. MSpan Mr.
VIM \. Read Iyuchburg; Mr.. JohnD Alexander Dr. Robi
mock Mr. John B Morton Mr. CHARLES Williams, See Az So
s'ctF; Mr. Wm P StrothGr Cash Exc Bank, Mr. Geo w
Smith Rev Charles Read, d D, Gen VIM. II Richardson,
-, - ADDRESS Richmond until LIST Auggs-afe1wnras
Cam G II s r. PENDLErON.
ily 27+ltaw I'm
SPECaSG NOTICE We. the unaersi guea,
- respectfully request these of
counts still unsettled to attend them settling time
has come we are N need of money and especially those of our
customers who liz" IN the country that have not paid Their
last Years accounts as we wish to do strictly six months bus
mess. lily i6tSl J.MATlhlAs d GO.
gE10 TsIE ~EEAERsOF PEEAsuRE ANp
] ~ ~ I'VE t III S,SSeI9 E tna1 ne Is NOW
,.,--.rsa Liberty and the Peaks Otte Ca
MICS over ,n sS S road CONNECTING a LII,
rrans of iho Virginia and Tennessee Railroad %.
BY this passengers have pleasant evenings
rd and reach the Peaks bsfOro HQht
COMFORTABLE ACCOMMODATIONS and no effort,
the OF the Proprietor render then juuln
ant and agreeable wing ample top tho
Peaks ana return to Liberty morning
lie vii, also keep COMFORTABLE HACK at the Peaks
convey passengers through to Buc'anan distance OF
miles. They VIII there couner with Stages Natural
Bridge, leSug Ruckbiidge Aum rugs and the Central
R1road and annIhcr line from Buchanan Dagger
aud Greeubrer White sulphur. Returning travellers
the White sulphur aud tuckhrge Alum Springs all
lines porrre convyances Al Buchanan iutesect with my
line for Liberty
This to the Crecnber White SULPHUR rs
any other from the East and pleasant besides hav
ing the advantages of view from the Peaks and
ing the Natural Bridge
@ Visitors will find that the otter Hotel"
dHstu and pleasant locality the temperature being from
10 {" - d"Rr' O. cooler than in Liberty or Buchanan
wi. run the above lines during summer and Fail
months LEYBUkN NILKEs
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SALES BY AUCTION.
fGTG RE DAYS


4 nis AND LOTS FOR >ALE-By ,ttur.f -, .sos
tai orders OF the Circuit Court Lynchbnr At ~ w. deere
last pronounced IA the cases 81 L. w Lambeth "a term
Lambeth and others, and same Ialnb,tl, - H.
ets sha ~ Commissioner appointed by said orrs OH
uiay, me en- a'y OF August next, the Ircn.s @ at
10 zen tue houses aud lots mentioned iDsaid decree proceed
one lot OF ground situated ON 9TH street v ext f
yohd Cock street, octupnne. ~ ~ hAi be
Wright There IS an excellent DWtIIINfi Jini's h""ss
contains ofan acre. - ''"sts' The lot
a second lot obtaining an acre, lust beyond the o,
hohci aboFt, WIN seNcla small tcnemrns IN ny Heh
ihifd lot, with good Brick D, eIlng II, ms. -
y outhouses aud good well ofwater situated 90 hee"fsa
Just beyond DR. b. IL Mum ellis residence ont. f'ei,
oi an aer" formerly occupied by g. Ian,e eool
Two 'ots conialnnga quarter each al Als'
ABOVE mentioned lot with small house on enrl, Tue
erty is all very desirable. ~. Ills prop
iHhNs ,asI ci"agh to pay expenses Of sale Tho 49,,
on cFtdl OF FIX, Twelve and eighteen mtth. N'i'e
lheh'a lhe purchaser giving negotiabl note sal
~ ' "''o i'''ihed ah'h ihaI payments made "
Ron. enrN. = ''''ioi AN, Non-r
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>, aoeih :" iameth .ecd will at pnl,r " M
ia' r. I House in the city OF Lyn hIurr an So,
,kVfs ~ h uy 81 august next, at Il O'Clock NJ r1
Ia vii. ~ l" the es nte of the dce,sicni af,ra.o =
- IAN Maria and her child Jane Ile 80 H.
goSu'o"k Nhsiuf - ''ihah -
negotiating n"te satisfactorily r,rlorsnd 'S btfhf
july 20 iftds " Ia S6!tl H. EXofof
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Rubbed skin II will penetrate the pores, thus
reaching the Of the dangerous inward complaints
mpregnable Sold At the manufactures No 20 Maid
Lane, n York and No pa Strand London, aud by all
druggists Poe G2lc. and 81 per pot July ~ div
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- EikAPH STOCK By virtne of decd of - y i'as-
ted us by George Bigby Will sell at tuLi, 49, Ae'n'
the highest bidder on Saturday, August ls at cL m To
on me premises the HOUSE AND Lot eanycy,d ~, =, ~"
sad deed and described therein situated ~. IA
CITY OF iyncbnrg fronting sail street and ,,tr va.
by said B1gby of VIM. Merritt - 49, 'ed
Also at the same time aud place Five Shares Of f,
and Abingdon Telegraph Stock (oll line) " ''our6
IEltNs.-Cash enough TO cover EXPENSES saro
Stock on credit Of months; House and ,i4 ari 10
equal instanens; rur"h 'sers in each ras i,n,
n9te wen eniotSci Interest alde aud tile reni9aJ In '
The tites believed to be gp1d but as trustees W. ~ n p'
with special warranty ,INO q I GnGEI1 " u convey
July 2a-mNfvgat W Trustees
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~ respectfully request those of whose
counts still unsettled to attend them settling time
has need of money and especially
customers who liz" the country have paid Their
last wish do strictly bus
i6tsl J. MATTHIAS
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~ c. ffittS, \ YORK DAVID +. SPENCE, l,yycup,
y II tAMfBElI.) 40 pEATER OILY. 5ii'N'4""'
pE gGHs. aAIs.Bhi..a ~ 60 ssnnaer.. 81
Wal It, New York, buy aud sell u,currcnt money,
checks, drafts make COLLECTIONS all points Uni
ted States and Canada drr the purchase
ot Stocks Bonds aud other upon Gnns sion and
conduct wit" prompme,s the general banking business in all
its departments.
The firm in Iyuchbur2 IS Peters, Spence & Co. who will
give prompt attention TO any business entrusted them
2.D1f
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WTH "a ~ Is et.hhbst 0f Si. t'uEIs
- aud teacher OF Piano Meodeon Singing HARMONY and
thorough Bass will commence bis second with
otseptembor Terms for each per 40 lessons two
week SIS 90
Apply 10 Rev Mr. Kincke his patrons Orders
LEFT at the ashington House viii receive PROMPT
july tl.dbw
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EDGAR WHITEHEAD.
G0MNhSSateN SsES6sSs mt.

LYNCIlBuBG VA
eARilGIAR attention pa The sale Of Tobacco Whoa,
ana other produce, citcr at the reef A. b. Rucker-
Mr. Ihos G. iii, loag known As salesman Of rlarc 10
been employed by and viii devote his time 10 than branch
VI ny o's'n' - july 2a.llaw ects
'ES = RO ID EONTHACT0R$-rh
4 subscriber has THREE DIRT CARS IN ,,s, ,,,ir AL
one of them new, which, he viii sell very low - 49,
WIN i. SHEPHERD,
Fabers Mills, OF July 1857 NIL ~ ~
MsNGTES.-Aus,;u'.y m ..;
iuy 23t. CoIfI0I-NS WUAIixn W5u,s
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NoT1NH.-'shr concern of Thurman n Pin
wtide having been dissolved by the death Joseph
Thurman Nil persons having claims against said will
ltse present them aat all persons Indebted concern
Will please come forward aud settle their
fHNHE UNDERSIGNED Will continue the
u WATCH AND JEW ELRN BU SlNESS in ali II. various
branches at the old stand Of Thurman Unwde here he
VIII keep constantly hand Silver Watch.
s. Breast Pins, Ear Rings Finger Rings Silver spoons Pa
ted spoons &c Sc and will be- pleased
old friends and the public generally.
JAMES DINWIDDiE
Watches and Jew eiy repaired short notice gold
Nlu ShN.f.''N'u III exchange t-f new work. J. d
july 2ifs
A tNREk of all kinds for sale. delivered %.
80 the Canal - Ia i.ynchurR short notice A No arti.
Gee Box Plank consa utly hand my Mil of
Nh ashingt'n Cabe mites from New Market Apply to
my Agent W Tyler. Iyeliiyer Ware House. my at
the NH. send IN your bills W. G. CLARK
July 22Iaw I'm
& .HAtN Hat's-Ne ha,c Ior sale G,0Ue sec
"a midland GraiI Bags, as good asnew.
W" i'll coHtnne TO Rent sacks
|" e"nsi-H their gram TO US IRBG 4 SAUNDERS.
haS%oEt FGtN-'sb, ce-pn rtnersbip OF ss;Il
W Whitehead IS this day dissolved by mutual consent
rios q. NIL.
EDGAR " HiTEHEAD
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He weighed in 1915 s7l pounds
His height was feet six inches.
HIS weight when he diedns nearly could be
ascertained, was fraction over one thousand
pounds
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-24
Are You sIcki

Then you eantbe cured too soon. Don't delay until
your complaint is slncnrabe, and then mourn when Il
is too late. Four-6hs Of all the diseases which pco-
pie the church yards, might be cured BY Ayers Ca
,thartic Pills, II taken In season. Don't go dragging
through the spring. faint lisess and sleepy, because
your blood isloaded with bile. Don't wear the Head
ache Heartburn, and their kindred disorders because
your stomach Is foul Don't parade yourself around
the world, covered with Plmples, Blotches, Ulcers,
Sores and all or any Of the unclean diseases OF the
fkin, because your system wants cleansing. Don't
show yourself about lean, haggard all cayed n be.
cause your Stomach and Bowels need strengthening
into healthy action. Ayers Pills set these things
right as sure &c water quenches 1re They purify the
body and blocd, and restore their functions into
healthy activity which you can feel quick a they are
taken. They are tho one great medical wonder of
age, recognized By all who know their virtues and
many thousands know them Take the Cherry Pectc-
raj for cough and the plllr f6f ali dernrenenfs ro-
quiring puigntve medicine. - :
Prepared by JAMESC. AVER, Practical and Ana.
iyIsai chens,, Lowell, Msss-and sold BY al ne
StaieIand Canada. .,t ~ N .,, i1fl
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-24
Nervous Disease sconrolled and Conquered.

or oil the various ills that detrae from the enjoy
ment Of human life most of them may be traced to
disordered condition Of the nervous system. The hor
ron Of Eplepsy,or or Falling Sickness, arise in most
cases from this cause. Our readers may remember
on several occasions before, have alluded TO the
wonderful cures, notifications OF Fits made by the
Vegetable Extract Epieptc Pills, invented and pre-
pared by DR.. SETH S. HANcE Of l0s Baltimore Street,
Baltimore, Md. We feel full satisfied that these pills
have cured some of the most stubborn cases Of Epi-
epsy, aswel the milder form OF Fits, such as Sc
we're Cramps, Spasms, &c. We now record the fact,
atpersons will find these Pills equally eicacious in
curing every form OF nervous debility;-no matter
whether manifested in the acute and excruclating
form OF Neuralgia, Tic Dooreux, or Nervous Head
ache, the misery of Dyspepsia or Indigestlon the suf
ferings OF rheumatism or Gout, tho melancholy. hal
ueinution Of depressed spirits or hystea, their ef-
fecn will be equally happy and certain. Persons in
the country can write to the inventor and have the
medicine forwarded to them by mail. The prices are,
one box, 50; two boxes ss; twelve boxes s24; and
cent to any part Of the country, free of postage Di
tectyour eommunicatonsto sETl. s. HANcr, lOe Bal
I moro street, Baltimore, Md.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-24
UNDERTAKING.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Abiiah Hub
IN bell, et. al. on the 9th day of February,
A. d, 1857, filed their petition in the Clerks
Office Of the Court Of Common Pleas for MeIgs
county, Ohio. The obiectand prayer Of said
petition is, that that part OF east street in the
town Of Rutland, Meigs county, Ohio, east Of
lots No. 20 and 20 said town be vaca-
ted Except that part ofsaid street thatis cross
ed bysouth street in said town to connect said
south street with the state road leading from
ton WILDE heard at the March Term, a. d.
1887, Of said court. 81
Feb. iO--w5. ABIJAH HCBBELL.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-24
rE we conr ths following notice frol

EE We copy the following notice from
the last Athens Messenger. The deceased
was the father of Mrs. Ralston, Of this
place, and was respected whereyerknown:
CAN AGED CITIZEN GoNE.-Mr. Jo-
sEpH GoopsPEED, one of the oldest and
most respected citizens Of this county,
died at his residence near town, on Thurs
day of last week, at the advanced age Of
eighty-two years, He was native OF
Barnstable. Mass, and emigrated to this
county in 1918. He was a leading and
exemplary member of the M. E. church
nearly half century, andw universally
esteemed and respected. He was the ia
ther Of David and Ezra Goodspeed-well
known in this county as amongits most val
ued citizens.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-24

~We find the following in the Ash
tabula Sentinel, and Fl esly endorse the cap
ton of the article
"a NOBLE DEE o.-Some months since,
a poor German ne'ghbor of Gerrit Smith
was charged witt murder. A singular
combination of III favorable circumstances
induced genera belief that he was gull
ty, and the pubic excitement against him
was very strong. Mr.. Smith visited the
suspected man in the Jail, and became con-
vncsd that he was innocent. In the face
of hostile public sentiment, he volun-
teered his services as counsel for the Ger
man, spent nearly thousand dollars from
his own purse in collecting evidence, and
argued his case before the jury, By his
untiring exertions, the dark cloud of unfa-
vorable circumstances was cleared up and
the innocence of his client made manifest,
not only to the court and jury but to the
public. Mr.. Smith, with characteristic be-
nefcence, crowned his magnanimity by
giving the poor German small farm and
S10o in money Nobleness like this is its
own praise and its own reward. We wish
it were less rare" "-AshtabulG Sentinel.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-24

DR. RoBAcK AND HIS REMEDIEs.-The success which
has attended the practice of this distinguished physi
cian goes farto confirm the theory that the source OF
all diseasesis in the blood. His famous "Scandina.
Wan Remedies' oparate directly upon the elements
OF that dud neutrazing all corrupt and morbid mat
ter In the circulation and bringing back health TO ev
cry organ, by purifying the stream which sustains and
nourShes tho whole system. Certain II is that his
Blood Purifier and Blood Pills have worked wonders
in nervous Complaints, bronchitis, rheumatism, dys
pepsia cough, catarrh, general debility, hypochon
driass epilepsy, cruptions, scrofula, and many othe
painful and dangerous maladies. Hence their great
popularity. Weare informed that the correspondence
Of DR.. Roback amounts on average TO $50 letters
ders for his celebrated remedies See Advertisement
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-24
BEICKMANN Il BURKERT.
J EW e l. ERS.

j E w e l. f. II S,
Front Street, Three Doors Below Court.
UAVE just received and are now opening a
Ill magnificent display of
GERMAN AND AMERICAN JEW
ELRY-For Ladies and Gentlemen s
Wear.
All kinds of Spectacles-Silver and
German Silver.
All kinds of Watches.
All kinds Of Clocks.
All of which are warranted pure. The citi-
zens of Pomeroy, and the public generally, are
invited to call and examine for themselves.
Repairing Clocks, Watches, and Jewelry,
done on short notice and reasonable terms
Work warranted.
Thankful for past favorS, they desire, and
will endeavor 10 deserve continuance Of the
same.
Pomeroy Dec, 8--6rn.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-24

WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-The remains Of
Mr. Brooks were disinterred to-day, and
go South tomorrow morning in charge of
a committee.
Mr.. Fitch, the bogus U. S. Senator from
Indiana, WINS sworn in on Monday and
took his seat.
Seven thousand bushels of potatoes were
received in Boston, on Friday, from Nova
Scotia.
John B. Cough delivered farewell lee
ture in Chicago on the 7th.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-24
ATTA AcHMENT..

s. GUTHRIE VS.. Jacyb Price-The
VI said Jacob Price will take notice, that on
the nth day Of January. 1857, an attachment
was issued BY S. S. Paine, q justice of the
peace within and for the township of Salisbu-
ry. Meigs county, Ohio, at my Instance against
him, the said Jacob Price, a non-resi dent
.ebtor. Said cause is set for hearing at Q
o 'cicck, P. ~, on the 1th day Of March next.
Judgment Is demanded foI $1,000 on two
notes. G.S.dUTHRIE.
Fah. IN va \ 81 =. -D-..- --
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-24

From the Hon. Josiah Scott, one of the
Judges of the Supreme Court of Ohio.
have examined with some care Mr.. War
ren'S recent publication entitled Ohio Crimi-
nal Law cnd Forms,' and think il well adapted
to the highly useful purposes designed by The
author. To Justices of the Peace, Mayors,
ETC., it will be Of almost indispensable neces-
Sitv, whilst to Prosecuting Attorneys and the
bar generally, it will prove highly conyeni-
ent. JOSIAH ScoTr.
Price of the Work, $3.50.
This work being one of great value to the
private citizen, the price is put lower than
that OF amy law work Of equal merit, ever be-
lore published in this country. For sale at tbs
Clerks Office, Pemeroy, O.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Holloway's Ointment and Pills, an as.

tonlshing Remedy for Erysipelas-Mr. Henry Turner,
of Dover, Maine, afflicted with Erysipelas, largo
purple blotches came on his neck and face, and all
psrtsof his body, and despite Of the many remedies
he tried he not benefited. Atlength, he had
course to Holoway's Ointment and Pills, and made
up his mind to perevere with these remedies, which
he did. The result was, that in few weeks he was
perfectly cured, and his general health wonderfully
improved. This case has caused quite sensation in
Maine.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-24
Administrator of Lewis Reihur, decd.

9 HERRIFF SALE-By virtue of a I'd execu-
~ ticn, to me directed from the Court of Com
mon Pleas Of Meigs county, will offer for
sale at the door of The Court house in Pome-
roy, at public outerv, at one O'Clock, P. M. on
the 18th day Of March, 1857, the following de-
scribed lands, to-wit: Part of 30 acre lot No.
l2l, in section 70, Town 3, Rahge IL, and
bounded as follows, to-wiI: on tie north, by
main Forked Run; on the west by Samuel
Buffington's east line; on the south by the
Ohio River, and on the east, by the west line
of Congrove's half acre lot supposed to con-
tain "a acres, more CT less, and sold as the
property of George w. Congroye, at the suit
OF Samuel Burlington. Appraised at $3.50 90.
Terms of sale, cash. ], v. SMITH, S. N. @.
Feb. .0-w5.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-24
DISSOLUTION.

THE copartnership heretofore existing be-
l. tween tue subscribers, under the firm of
Harris n Co., was this day dissolved by mn-
tual consent. The business will hereailer.be
carried on by John Harms, who is duly author.
lied to settle all accounts of the firm. Dated.
Oct. 20, 1856. G. HARRIS,
HENRY HARRIS.
THOS. OWENS,
GEO, ADDISON
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-24
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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-24

CHRIF F'S sALE--By virtue Of an order Of sale to
~ me directed from the Court Of Common Pleas of
Megs county, will offer for sale on the premises on
Thursday the 18th day OF February, 1857 at 2ocock,
p. M, the following described lands, to-wt: situated
In Columbia tnwnship, Meigs county. o. II being the
east half Of fraction No. 260, Lot No I9, in Town
No,a Of Range No. Is, In section No. and lo con-
tainng 1870 acres and sold tho property Of Nathan
iel McComas ct al at the suit Of Ann J. Stansbury.
Appraised at $780, and subject to the Widows DOVER
Terms OF sale made known on day Of sale. 4
Jan. &, la57--w5 w. SMITH, ,S.M.C.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-24
Guardian of Henry Haight.
Feb 3-w6 J. Cartwright, Atty for petitioner.

TOHN CARTWRIGHT, administrator Of
y Lewis Rehort, decd, VS.: Emma Rehart,
Augusta Reihart, Amele Reihart, Mary Hor-
nung, late Mary Reihurt, and Anton llornung
Probate Court of Meigs county--The above
named parties will take notice that on the 9th
daY of February, A. D. 1857, said administra-
tor filed his petition in the Probate Court of
Meigs county, Ohio, the object and prayer Of
which petition is, TO obtain an order, &c. on
the lth day of March next, for the assign
ment of dover to Mary Hornung, Oate the
widow of said Lewis Reihart, deceased) in
and for the sale of the following real estate, of
which the said Lewis Reihart, died seized
TO pay the debts ofsaid decedent: o-wit, that
part Of the seven acre fraction of 100 acre lot
No. 300, which is known as the brewery lot.
Containing about the of an acre, and is
fronting on the Ohio river, and on the upper
side Of, and adjoining to the lot owned by the
heirs OF the late DR.. A. J. Phelps, decd.
]. CARTWRIGHT,
Administrator of Lewis Reiharl, decd.