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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-09-08

SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER OF
~ PROBATE COURT.-0n tie 26th day Of
september, 1857, at o'clock, p 81, on the
premises near the village Of Rutland, will be
sold to the highest bidder, the following real
estate, as the property of Seneca Haight, de-
ceased, to-w.t: All the right, title and inter
est OF the said Seneca l1aight, deceased, in the
following described premises, situate in Rut-
land tow nship, Megs county, OhiA, bounded
as follows and beng part of fraction No. Z,
Town b, and range ID, to-wlt: commencing
fifty five rods west rom the north east corner
of SAID fraction No. I ; thence sou h eight
70 S; thence west three AID two third rods;
thence south one hundred and twenty-four
rods; thence west to James Wrigh S line run.
ming north and south; thence north one hun
dred and thirty two rods on said lire; thence
east to the place of bginning; subject to the
dover OF the widow, which is two and three
quarter acres, in the north east cornef, in as
square piece as practicable, so as to include
the buildings. Appraised at three hundre ed
and sixty dollars, subject TO said dower.--
Terms of sale--One third cash, on the day of
sale; Gne third in one year, and the residue
in two years from day OF sale, with iute rest on
the deferred payments, TO be secured by mort
gage on the premises
H. H. RICE, Admir- of
Seneca Hal ght's Estate.
Aug. %, '57.-25wt
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-09-08

TN announcing the THIRTEENTH Annual Volume
L of the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, the Publishers
respectfully inform the public That in order TO in
crese and stimulate the formation Of clubs, they pro-
nose Oiicr
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-09-08

All Of which notice is given pursuant TO
law under my hand, at Pomeroy, this
1st day Of September, 1867.
J. v SMITH, 8. N. C.
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AMBROTYPES.

Pomcroy, Aug. II, '57.
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oooho frusnan oouso W on.n .o logusx army oa
"ebpe ms 5osn ear ioos~ Sss nm. .S nem owa .,
couremep1, ana osonneo p.sos .us mun'noaps .
o~ance Of cent? per diem which con.stases the pay o.
srusssn sol YER arc sa.u ~ aau oulv "so
oterve one year 10. M 'es' ,no 'oln VI seVoe on
lefds 10 I've or ev.nusV 70 s,oe yes1s, A.e' ~nion
Ny are transferred 70 the reserves Wnsre 'heS oonuous
Two or three ear LONGER cas ony cong duty a. GER
tain stated perites feer servuce the standing army
bus vrminsed, ana ,hey pass over 70 the tSndwehr
which " sometimes oaeo miIse ~ Enghsn ana Amer,
can writer's ayr ouen cnsrae sssennay IRON tne ine'l
uitrt eAhnng under 'net name N sress ora'n AMI tnr
s'sts me LsndwenI ID ov''eo lo'o Two so"s N the
nrr OF which people nave 70 serve nom toer 2otn 10
sT 90 year ana so. .. VI sh wa, psoeo on
banded during peace, cco ooiy oe'ea ou' 0aoe
year Ter The great m''yy meneuvres me Sc
como ban comp"seo Vi eVo.y one Capable o.,
bearing arms, from s2 10 ~ years Of age, and
cor called out peace %. ma 70 90 garrison duty ID
war ume ano may T sne mS
hfen'orcemens are sosou.ey necessary nm .ne terin
o. service eafnos oses ~eny yeA1s, atseI vnon tne
for'upate nhaDmnS o. 'as mhsaIy monarchy ere OK
eppt rom iurtner cais upon ,ner proves exoept 10
case an inva:on' wen 10y one @s, 9naef .lay eA
rec'eo eon .ne L."ss.r -. Snu usu' pr "rs yos
me wpo.e County wv o. ~ ,s .anu wsm1 u -
cavalry
Ibe fspoi's ARMY conr~s AZ Mesen. o. sAtoon oss
alons CT eusIds VIZ es ~ pat ahons o. infantry, sx OF
"oIee menM OF Dnesv IN "ssSu. ", ~ snuy, eiga.
efmep" or sxeen pasaioS =. 'niaosry, eRn'
gHlison osislas ana egns oe"snons OF cnassenrs
nsfipf ia osualNns IN az me Cavalry number Ten
iPn' nb " cuIs1IeIs NV vi oHsNvops, s"fNen VI
sno en VI .s" ~, rHi.h 20; 80 ~
cp IoI ncops tweny ou. oi wDCn UionE 70 'oe uuafo
me sr'hlerS consrs OF nne y snenH, oscn oo0vsioog
eeVep oeUahops Hpo'uolne knIee osweoos u nsers
cAeroD, Jour garrison COMPANIES anu ono company 0.
oarTr, besides which mere are engineer sappers and
miners gem oarmee oompanlee OF vsnos, &c me hrs
ran OF Inc LInoweni u conp1eeu VI ioor iesmens, or
wtNe oausnM o. euMos, .ne sAme ger OF nlaolfy
Oh we me as we ,as =, , ~ "T o. CSvs
ry toetHer VIM Io4 mpaDRs VI a,uDery me goaros
are always statoned AZ Berno ana fotsdam' AND form
separate corps '@mec vi me eigns otner corps com
goepe Inc MAR Mmy, me nfs! mas III neeoquSIeis AZ
konn esotf, me secopd o. steuin tne tniro o. frank
ioFs 'ne ioursn naeeeourg he MN me sixtn
NJ beslau, lpe seveph a. munster, ana me eigntn o.
Cooleniz The numerical srengtn OF corps darme. on
The wal establishment 20 aalons, or "a, GOO men; 81
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THE VERY LATEST.


PRUSSIA AND SWITZERLAND.
Tho Berlin journals st, hold compromising and
belloose tone. thus the zei oopuadoA The rumors a
mediation circulated by other jour- Ais states thaa -
mediation relative 10 the liberation OF The prisoners h
impossible Prussia having demanded their release purely
and simply. A. present thcre 10 no hope Of seeing o
pacific termination Of the affair.
BnN, Dec. 20, 1885,
note bearing the OF tue sgnaiores Of the pro-
toool Of London with Tho exception Of those OF Prussia
has addressed 70 The Federal Council Of switzerland
demanding the liberation Of the royast insurrectonists
Prussia declares her hope that This general expression a
the Powers viii terminate the conflict.
PARrs, Dec. %, 1855.
The Swiss police 10 exceedingly is guard In various
directions The frontier Canons have reported that Prus
sian officers have entered the swss territory with .
view OF proceeding take plans OF the country and 10
survey the banks Of the Rhine The day for the trial q
the Neufchate prisoners 4, not jet aKcd The accused
have suI up 10 the 27 inst select their defence
The Berne correspondent OF the Journal d Dbas sascs
that the Federal Council will submit Tor the approval
the Assembly certain nev propositions Of such nature
Mat they may ny become The starting point Of sasfso
tory negotiations With the Cabinet Of Berlin They arc
The result Of preliminary understanding between sevs-
raj foreign s,ass amosgs, whom are some members Of
The German Confederation THIS In mot 70 be wondered
a. The Kingdoms OF Bavaria and wurtemburg and the
Grand Duchy of Baden counuies adjacent 70 switsev-
land will have much 20 suacr ssxony also hments
tina, for so small cause we nsrnons on Europe soou,s
oppor,uu,y 70 recommend Itself 10 The secondary German
Aatca.
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The Paris correspondent Of the Lonaon hn"'eegrapss
ss follows
wrpSrsDH EVENING, Dec ~, 1855
The substance OF the Instructions received by tne
R,frsd and the isle Of scrrents shall he gwen up BY
Russis ard that the fun and ccmnete fulament % the
,,ea'y ior he org,nisstor Of he DTubAn lrpcPanaes
pe carried Out
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Markets.
n nrn0rs NnNIY NAuurr


Fprpsy FvrxISo Dec. 2s.--Commercisl operations o.
All descriptions have been Interrupted by the Occurrences
OF ire Christmas holidays tho COTTON market oil remsm
closed until nonesy, and business In tho local produce
markets will not be resumed until this day week, 'ne "a
The demand Tor money beth Of the Bank Of England
ard at the ohcount houses IN lombard Sweet ms oeen
very active, but this state Of affairs ~ ony nsn,M
consequence OF the ordinary ctsTy movements ~ VIZ
end Of the year. and Of the rapid payments 70 zoe orn
OF revepuc and athough return 70 oompsrauVe esse
may be expected the time of the dvidends must De
borne IN mind that the advances which VIII toen nave
10 be repaid 10 the Bank will amount 70 lsree tota
The amount lent ont BY Bsnk Of England during the
pas week ha. been very large and included consders-
bic amoun, of gold 10 tue National and other rsn
Ropkq 10 enable them 10 meet the extraordinary drain
mon tbsIv bullion which has no werer subsidized Tor The
pre.ent The arrivals OF specie have been very mode
rate and considerable portion has been on CONTINENTAL
sccf Unit. 49,,
The return from the Bark o. EBgsnd for the week end
irs the goth Of n ctmber gives the following results,
vrep compared with the previous week - -
Pubic deposits. fas9, cfa.. increase .t5sl ,31f
osney deposits p4e8 0o3 Increase. $50, an
Rest ........... s. gao $40 80. Increase. 13,71T
ON the other aide the socount;-- -
Cow securities sl0s7O 4St. Increase. fl29, bef
otner securities. Il, 6b4 4es Increase sb,I3a
Notes unemployed. seq, 500 Incresse.. 40,T0e
The amount Of In circulation IL els BIB $50 beng
dccre..e of fse the stock Of bulsn IN both de-
pertcus IN Et0 bi9 500 showing decreae OF Ellis, Jos
when compared with the preceding return.
Ttere y NO chsnSe y notice This week n NE bunns
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tons would be greatly remembered by them ("Hsar.
hesr,n and cheers) that vas moi he Arena for hiu
70 bis country, but he would wish 10 draw their a,tsn
lion 10 the manner In which he performed his duties
ma nv of our eaan, soldiers embarked from his district
mis- indefateabe zeal and unrng attenton during tnat
period such a. 10 merit Their varnes sdmraiioa
Major General BRsroy, In returning thanks, said
rney had certainly had some rather hard work 10 do
bu, he take credit 10 himself than was his
due Hear, hear He had throughout received most
valuable assistance from the navy, from the aduirnis
sownwards, at all times and In all seasons; indeed, 10
season and DOT Of season and whcu be could not have
expecse H. With their aid and that Of the oshcr local
authorities, especially the railway pNnics they had
Done he could no, cor cude without ,es,tyng 70 tho
kudness and hospitality which the siok and wounded
had received from the inhabitants on their return 10
1lasrnsn OWN proposed thc health Of vr. Griune -
on New York, protector, Of hs ovn expeose. o. the
American Arctic expcdiroo In search Of nr John Frank
Dr or1s OF the Resouie, responded. He said be was
happy IN the unexpected Absence q Mr. Corncnus Grin
nell 70 hank them behalf Of bis distinguished couu
uymsn The distance between England and America
was not great that psthiss could MOI be
intercbsneed (Cheers sir John Franklin len the EGG
lph shoI es IN mission Of science shch Americans
equally Interested and when, af,cr years had pass
ed, udbgs came that the gallant ssr John and his com
penions we're imprisoned IN the Polar zone and that the
Brnsh gt verpment bad seut expedi Ton srer expedition
IN their when the noble Lady Franklin had thrown
her fortune and infuetce in the cscse OF aid aud
reecuc,be spirit Of sympathy vac 70 the
Am, r1oan people; taken up ard embodied by TIE
merchant Srrce to whom they had Just done honor aud
carried out with GENEROUS zeal an coery OF which
Americans might vel be proud. (Appause.)
Csptain RICHARDS, RN, proposed tho health OF NJ.
Kane ~ the United States Navy " ~hch was groetei
with the vsrmesi spprobspoa. He gave a review q
the oocors Arctic perseverance, aud regretted that the
sts Of his health compelled him promaursly 70 dycon
time his exerticns
Mr. CpoesrY scknovedscd the.os.t on beh,lf o, bis
atsert counrymsn, Dr. Kane, Who like bneolf, was
| bi nJeiphlsn.
AKermsn q. sHsPPARD gsve The last toss -" Nay the
natural INK between the Uuted States and Great Britain
te severed He sad the United states eand oon
spioUCuss mighty nation growing IN all the erren, a
srtse s In tho vgour Of youth earnest 10 TIE osns.
prcge's (cheerr) her ships and her cmmetce 10 mo
10 every port and country Of the World ner agen
Ter ard vide Ter the extension ~ her cormerc great
ness thu. 40 nation afordrg brilliant exen incs,or
OF the tact hat where In infancy the fpirt o. re
'mplsrted there will be energy and strcnsth putpo''
IN aner years Cheers -
This cor cudeo tho toast list and TIE hs7o- and mos
/ OF the oompsny LEFT, n being near mldugh'
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NDIAN Rem RDIEs
INDIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
26 Pror,6aIj O. po.ro,

90 BTOMH5Iu 81, Boston.
Dr. X. GREEN, superint endent, is Scientific Physi
clan, and has Travelled much, aud spent much time
among the Indians and therefore knows by actual expe
nenee their true mode of practice for the last twenty
years has induced others to style themselves Indian
Doctors saying they have recipes which come from the
Indians &C, but the sick Should not be thus cheated
for the Indian system Of medicine and its pecuiarites
can only be learned by experience with the Indians
themselves and even then ii requires great skill and sci
ence to adapt them to the wants of civilized society
The New Eng and Indian Medical Society was formed
to protect Invadsfrom Qposon 10 the practice of the
Indian system and to supply them with the genuine In
we VIII, IN this connection, mention fow of the In.
Adjustment ~ -
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IA e r o s e N r OIL !!
hA Distilled from COalsecured by Letters PATENT
Kerosene Illuminating OIL The light obtained from
this Oh exceeds in brilancy thar of any other Gil fluid
heretofore discovered; inexposi We, and will remain lin
pid in the very codelt weather.
The Company recommend as the lamps best ADAPTED
to this OIL the Kerosene Lamp manufactured by the fol-
loving parties Messrs. Cornelius Baker, also, Dyott
OF Philadelphia Il. v. HaughWoUt 4 Co., ASS Broadway
the BrooElyn Flint Glass Co., 70 Broad street, Detz
Co, 49, William street. L. MERCER, 1871 Elm street. and
II. Edwards, IA Duane street, New York. Samples of
different styles of Lamps can be at the Office of the
Company.
Kerosene Lubricattng Oil, No. 1. Prepared to suit
the finest and all bher kinds of machinery; burns bril-
lanty in locomotive head lights, lamps and AL the
ordinary solar and hand lamps, and stand as great de-
gree cold as best sperm OIL and is admirably adapted
to railroad and steamship dse. .+f
Kerosene Lubricattng Oils, Nos. and g. Superior
Lubreaors and will be found possess advantages over
any oils in the market at priceswi net burn-and
nave been thus prepared to meet the requirements of rail-
roads and others.
Kerosene Btnnacie Oil Prepared expressly for Ships
USE and will be found admirably adapted for use Of
steamships menof war, merchant vessels lake and river
craft and burns in all the cabin staeroom pinnacle fore
castle lamps, signal lanterns, &c.
Binnacle OIL will remain fluid long best Sperm
and will hurn all night without requiring be trimmed
an advantage that wilt be obvious to every shipmaser.
The Kerosene Oils han be obtained from the Wholesale
OIL Dealers, Ship Chambers Druggists, and Grocers in
New York. and the regularly appointed gents Of the
Company in many of the principal to and villages of
the s., the Oanadas and the island Of Cuba
Local Agents appointed lin conformity with the rules
established by the Board Of Tustees.) application to
AUSTENs, General Agents Kerosene Oil Co.,
No. so Beaver street, N Y.
N B. Circulars, with full particulars, testimonials
prices, &c, will be forwarded application above
je22 d1y
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HBURE POTASH IN TIN CANs-B. T. Bah
BITF, 68 and 20 Washington street, N. Y, and SO
India street, Bost nThe proprietor of this Potash has
for many years the necessity Of having reliable
standard for the potash The adGerS3a has become so
geneTa that as nOtwi hstandug lis valuable propers
ties, gone nearly out Tie pr pdetJrs has taken
the responsibility of subscribing his every pack
age and warrants the strength be uniform, and when
used always producing the results. Potash many
times is sduerated with salt, which is destruction in
making soap makes the ladies say they did not have
good luck, &c. One other that potash has gone
out of is it is unpleasant to handle being put UP
in wooden casss and becoming liquid in many cases,
and very troublesome to the retailers
Now the proprietor first obtains pure potashes always
being the same strength and producing the results
and will warrant it 10 all cases. the directions
followed, to produce double the effect in making soaps,
and all other purposes for which potash is used, with full
directions fer liking the best of Soft Hard or Fancy
Soaps 1t is made with little trouble; the ley is all pre-
pared in re ten minutes.
One pound of potash warranted to cut Ave pounds of
grease into good soap.
Twelve pounds will one barrel of beautiful soft soap
Directions for making soft soap.
Directions for making hard soap
Directions for laundries and hotels.
Directions for cleansing cotton waite that has been
used for cleansing machinery of all kinds.
Directions for using This potash in place of sal soda.
Directions for sticking India rubber snles shoes
" All the above directions accompany the can
je2L dawtf
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EXPRESSES.

c. ROsS'S PROVIDENCE AND
sssISsseE WORCESTER EXPRESSLY Every Train
Packages Forwarded, Notes, Drafts and Bills collected
and paid, and all orders attended to with despatch
Packages, and small Gases forwarded and ote= Express
businesst w lsacted at Fail River, Mansfield, Attleboro
Taunton, New Bedford, and Nantucket Mass; Bristol,
Warren, Newport East Greenwich Kingston, Warwick
Wickfeld Peaceds and Wakefield, R. Ii and stoning
on, Conn,
oFFIoEs-1so Main street. worcester; Horace Cooks
Store Woonsocket; No. Exchange street, Providence
ESasass4 FESKE & CO.'S UNITED STATES
EkSSaz.s AND CANADA EXPRESS. = Messen-
gers leave Worcester three times daily Worcester
and Nashua Railroad for Boston, Nashua Lowell Law
rance, &c. furnishing the most direct exdeditious line
for all parts of New Hampshire and Maine Also via.
Fitchbulg, Bellows Falls, Burlington &c. TO ogdensburg
and Montreal connecting with the British and American
Express Co.. for an parts of Upper and Lower Canada.
All business Tor California and other Pacific ports en-.
trusted to us, will be transferred to Wells, Fargo Co.,
at Boston. FISKE s. CO.. Propretors,
40 Court Square Boston,
Lincoln House Block, Worcester. db MI
w ESTER n TICK EFT OFFICE-Througb
Tickets for all the principal cities and towns in the
West via Albany, Niagara Falls. Buffalo, New York
Office. 1870 Main street. DIFF m.h3O
nRAFTS FOR SALE on all part, of England
BG ireland, Scotland, Germany, France, Prussia Swift
zerland, Norway. Sweden, Denmark, Spain, Portugal
Italy, Austria, and the Orient. LEONARD q CO..
agents OF the American European Express Exchange
Company DIFF mch3O
4 E0NARD s. co.'s BOSTON & EAST.
"a TERN EXPRESS,
Ooer the Boston 6 Worcester RYsIroad,
Forward by every train to Boston, Lowell Lawrence
New Bedford Taunton Salem, Portland and all parts
Of Blaine Notes, Drafts. and Bills collected and paid
and all business usually transacted by express promptly
attended to-
oFFIoEs-ls0 Main st.. Worcester; Court Street,
Boston. mh12 DIFF
rszssssss- FULLER's NORWICH AND
- WORCESTER EXPRESS.
@. s. FULLER viii send Messenger on every Accom-
mediation Train, over Norwich and Worcester Railroad
to transact all business the Express Line and forward
packages to New London, Hartford, New Haven and
New York He Will transport Iron Safe in each train
for the transmission Of valuable packages
OFFIoEs-160 main st. Worcester N. @. BrakenridgeH
tore, under Rauregan House, Norwich, Ct.
u packages should be marked Fuller's Express.
Vorcester, Sept. LIST, 1855. sept5
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q - aosToN AND WoRCEs-

lsss EFz5lss5s75zzJ BOSTON A " ID WORCE S8
~ TER RAILROAD SUMMER AR
RING EMENT'-oomm MONDAY, Aug. 8, 1857
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester, as follows:
Leave Worcester at "a steanboat) l. $40, A. M 1240
Ex (345 NJ ABS, and also, Elk p. NJ. The II 49,
$40 and ll3 p. trains start from the Western De-
poli all others from the Main street station.
Millbury $40 am AIS p. m.
Milford, 100 g. 45 a. m, and so pm
Eorthboro' ECO, and IL Is p. m.
Marlboro 10, a. M, l2.45 and 4.40 p m.
birmingham Centre 7.40 a. m, /. 10 and 500 a. m.
saxonVile 6 80 a M, $3.50 p. m.
Newton 62J, *T.30, (*S.S0 Wor.) $50 Oils, Wor.1
q. nj 80, 400, $50, 5000 Wor.) SIS p. m,
Brookline, ESQ, $780, S.15 $780, 10, a. m lis, 2. 3d.
4, $50, $40, p m.
Needham Plain, 6, 8 a. M; $50, 500 p. m.
*Rest Newton Station.
TRAINS FOR WoRCI STIR as follows:
For Worcester at 645, Is x.J M, 100 4so, e Ex.j
(6.45 Ez.) P. NJ.
Miibury GAS, a. m. 430 Pm.
Milford IS, q. m. so, 4S0, p. m.
Northboro' 6.4s 500 q M, 40 p. m.
Marlboro 6.45 500 a, m. 130, 4,3O p m.
birmingham Centre 6.45, 500 a. m. 1S0, 40 p. m.
saXonville g. co a. m, rs p m.
Newton, (6 40, Wor) 7.30 g a M. 1890 q. 80 Wor \
SIS, (430 Wor.) 5l5, Z, 10 p. m.
BTookline, 100, T.50 05 Hoo a. MT 1915, ESQ $780,
5, Is, us, $50, p. m.
Charles River Branch 7.O0, 1916, M. $50 els m
Albany 6 40 e Ex.) a. m, and 100, e Ex.) D. M
New York via Springfield, $500 Ex) a. m, "a Ex) pm
New York via Norwich, 5.45 Elk pm
Sunday Mail at P. NJ, taking passengers for Worces
ter, Springfield, Hartford, New Haven and New York
I- Express Trains stop only at birmingham.
g. TWIOHELL, sup't.
Boston, Aug. 3. 1857. dawtf
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A MEXICAN s. FOREIGN PATENTS.

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