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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-25

When Caesar was asked by Bratus, how many eggs
he had eaten for breakfast, he answered, " ct tu,
ByU{p
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-25

STEAMER Burned The st. Louis Republican
states that the steamer W H, Denny was destroyed
by fire near Quincy Illinois, few days ago
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-25

Taking shelter from shower in an umbrena shop,
is the hight of impudence.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-25

HEALTH OF MoBHB.-The Mobile papers publish
the following report;
OFFICE or THE B0ARD HEALTH, Z
Mablle, Sep.em -. s
The number of deaths from yellow fever tor The
twenty tour hours ending at O'Clock 2. NJ this day,
is five.
D. HERNDoy, n. D., Secretary Board Health,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-25
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES
REGULAR PACKETS.

REC 0 A R KETs.
~. "a GREAT SOUTHERN R%
NJ AAtI, Il oGJE hNB WINTER t#5ks sss55kss
Of the NEW ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS |
U. y. Mall Packet Company.
N arranging the starting large boats for
sea.on the NJ and N o. Packet Company have decided
Commencing win. the steamer TEGoNAR, on wednesday
September 25 and then regularly
NDAYs:
Ben FRANKLIN j. D, Clark, master
wEDNEs DAYS
john simomds...,..,. .,...., Cbnsch, master.
,,.,r F RI D A r,.,-.....
II. n, w. HiIl.......,........T. H. Newell, master
Connecting at Memphis with
THE GREAT SOUTHERN ROUTE,
The Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
And continuous railway eo9aseio@s through East Tenne'See
W." 'FPHiiiEAnEIHm3A,,n
7<NI.l 2%SAaiSsfH1xgTov,
NASHVILLE ATE1NrA And the v1rery1A FTRf&gE' sFFiSd5
Is ope9 aorinEto Ron business ud pleasure travel
he ap S2'e Ss' route
seven,on-Msgno4ta q
Chattnnooga-Nash. Chat Z. =
Tenn I Geosta r. i6
bristamEas y,,5@ lGgg EirE2a @ rs,to H 5l 5
Acknowledged. Pc; and Rich Dan R R....... 123
Baltimore Baltimore 4 Ohio R. r. ,..........,..... g
New York-Camden Amboy r. R.R....,.....,.... 81
i75s
Trs 6pPrea f RGTeE f thsq Py Rqy obe utsrv
is afforded for The conveyance without annoyance
Or III Baggage checked hough-fare coHnyetions-GTst
Trains leave Memphis daily P Nj passing the beautiful
SoSoSt AID vira"ts ts pure Acstha
"s @ 4 T Ygl Nc @ SfisoTsa & & nj Seb ba
oy Hsi giheL route ITy IhrGGgh Igket7 sie AT me Que,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-25

1t was done whaa II was begun, it was done when
it half done, and yet it was mt done when it
finished. Now, wbat was it. Timothy johnson
c0urted Susannah Dunn. 1t was done when it was
begun, it was done when it was half done, and yet
it wasn't Dunn when it was Gnished-foF it was
T,l
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-25

FATAL AccIDENr.-NIr David Pmchback, Of Ches-
ter, S G., accidentally shot himself on the 18th,
while carelessly handling pistol, The wound proved
MORTAL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-25

Judge Brockenborough writes to the Richmond
Inquirer that he will net decline nomination for
Governor Of Virginia it it be conferred upon him.
We know great many men in Virginia in just the
same fix
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-25

suPDU1LD1SG IN MAlHE.-rhe shtpbuldipg bus
ness continues dull in Maine. correspondent at
Bath writes:
There are about ten ships building in this place,
but not many hands at work, while the wages paid
are a. quite IA low figure -Four years ago, am in.
fOrmed fnty vessel, were the stocks at once and
Of EOnrse the hMslMes~ Lsnpnt Lee WINS mnra hrlnnt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-25

BY Atlantic Telegraph
The Lord MavOrof Dhlntu the Lord MAyoo of Detroit O s.
Cg3 ntMa a tathu How many voters does ye
want!
PATRIEE NlFT ANIGAN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-25

The man who punts btrtn tree, little, knows
what he is cUnterr ng n Fosierty,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-25

Tosutl on WEDNESDAY, 29rs, Ar8 A. NJ.
,r-rES F0it KEY WEST VIA PENSACOLA,
g n 6Ib AIanchiculH St Marks, Cedar Keys Tampa Bay,
9,s-'7I7-a and hanatee-Soahern Steamship Company
The nd superior cOppered and cOpperfeued steamship
Atlantic, --, Commander Will leave above. For
fvglor puasage having superior sturnom accommodations
aEfIy to 9. b. p ,HNE, 81 Camp
FretEs AUnachcosa St Marks and Tampa Buy, subject
EhGrageu expense. but the fi6k Of the
No freight received without an order sep23
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-25

Why can't the captain of a vessel keep memo.
randum Of the weight Of his anchor, instead u
weighing it every time be leaves port
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-25

NT0TICE-NO BILLS WILL Rs PAID BY THE ~ New
IN Orleans Gub' unless accompanied by order the
Governing Committee by order:
WILLIAM LUYSrER, Treas'r,
New Orleans, september 6, 1858. SCI i'm
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-20
nF INTEREsT T0 ALL.

'rT1HE ana rsig I'd b gs lMvc % inlorn tho eli
4 "a a. OF ClliDoree AID alipiEnk csaaties
that he his purchased the Right of CRAM
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL C.NSk III
new and bca lt.ful article unlSe anything a.
oAred a. The publ h'fore. Ths caSk 1 hasnoae
OF the repulSve app arance wl cb all 9th lIuri-
al Cases or Con- ls have. A supply OF all szes
constantly on hand. The public are invited 70
call and exam ue.t .th''m. t. a.
All orb = fort The Clsket or wool,n CoH# -
VII De hlleAwth. 4 pitch Burial clothes ~
All kinds furnished when ordered. ~
AROLf1Ss
July - 1856. 4f~lv
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-20
Attention, PLANTERS!

LtBORERN, ASD .HISTERS!
rINlG nlcr-i slrd has ha.a appo nt,d sole asc,ii
Il lur CinDur a, CnIIty oi lAe
Loui,iana Steam Clothing Factory,
ioc tie sac OF slc arl.clvs of cl1t.l.ig m4lulac.
tared ~ sle Can.nly. S0nh Oi every art
- .. clJtl.ls mils 10 the factory may o. seen
- my >tDr,.
o,a d il.- showing how t. m ea>ure VII be fur
nlsc'l q" pil it r. AM those w13 a sire 10 sup
ply tt.n. Ives %.t ClUlnias from tb factory.
ort r. ! ~ ~ "a m will ~ lofHar Il one i,
w ''A. ai'l parties orlr.uI may r,iy up,I r.esiv.
it- a.. afi cic> ~.thlI week from IN. tmc Ol
forward. x Il, orl r.
Ia prc's ~ ti.> elptling ar. low and MI p r
80 = "a itiis s articles woill 10 So a. cali
tld eyaniic tn samples AID lear, ;i,.. pr.....
may W. u. FULkERSON.
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-20
PORT GIBSON, MISSISSIPPI, DECEMBER 90, 1853
TEAEl SAW MLL.L


VIA ~
TTNNE undersigned offers for sale q snlfndia
Il STEAM SAWMlIL. situated on the New
Orleans and Jackson Railroad. ilree. quaris8s ~
mile frcm the Ioca'ed detot rahslg. and ten
miles South Of Gaatin. The ralid settlement
a the surrounding country. b. anticipated TOW b..
aud thr unGoGbied completion Of the road 10 this
POINT bl the let CciobeI nexi. with the already
Increasing den aud insuIes I,sd, sale for lumber.
th ~ being no mill nearer than twelve n.ii.s.-
To the Mill j. attached no acres oi htrlN tim
heIed land Min stff riency ~ rned Tor the ~ :
durtien 81 corn. p0iatues. etc. 10 supflt the
en- l'lcs ees and teams Of the mill. 4 comsItflle
! welding. With The flecessafy out-heuses. a.
tst bed The mill house }. large and substantial
containing the latest and most improved ma
chiItIs; tOii ~ ieet long. ~ inches IN dame
teT. double a. ed circular saw. - inches dianetrr
Itnythnp tew aud in complete running order.
1his mill. with seven hands. can cut hei wern
five and six thousan, ( - of lumber dav ni
averages $500 teet daily, without extra labor ot
strain II machinery
Attained j. ore - Stranb's superi.r 2G-inch
Fr reh Buir GltiST MILLS. capable 81 grinding
tom - 10 ~ bushels Ier hour. With sufficient
business Ia supply the pace with bread. Alsp.
AEON ard Team. Lumber Car. Tools. etc.
Escessarv u carry OH tue business = with sn
al undaicr - wafer seasoi's.
1rrms easy for iuitLer laiiicu'srs, apply on
the Tenlises OF 10 the utdel siguvd
" j. BRUNER,
or MAYES X MlLLSAtS ;. Agents,
April III. 81. 33-if Gaiidiin. Miss.
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-20

kinds.
Castings.
Sk llsta. old L'ls.rXlra StOvcwarc. Fire Pilates
aud Irons sal lroIs. Irol Siams. Sovrls AMI
Tnlgs. Brass d.. Camlest css. Sluli r.. Iron T.a-
kettles, French Stcwpans. Grates Britannia. Plan
sl 4 AID Japalnc Wars Of kinds; together
with a large as>orimrnt Of
Hardware
Sach ~ NH Fily~ Ri-p~. saw Fl's. shovel.
Jos. i,ak :. - ak-pratrrs Braces aad bitts.
CHS, ls. AHgprs. iling'' Butts and lIing.s Tack.
ShU.nals. Mn't.wash brtshrs Handslws. ~il, Fl.
CoGt.m rs Sauitr klob.. Curry Cani-. Coal
C.trri..r- end Shovel. Avs add Ave-hn,ilr-.
Il ,ich 4. Hand Drills aad !iat frdp,. Al,u. Il
sr.irr..l assurtm-ni of
Pum7s
colsisi:a- 81 Fore i..tng and Chain Pumps.
Al>u large and " q a-,"rl = stock 81
L ghtn n5 Rods,
wish Mayr's Improved Spird fo.ai and Porcelain
lisals,or. T1srtntF ANA Large as,urGn .at ol
T nware.
y the hrst materiel. Catering and Spout, pat
sip Ia 0r.i g.
Nr f',l cnlilrni w. " II be- able 90 give gta--
ral e,i,sfact o. taai! Raomiy itvur uswiha cal
Al bills alr wh a pr,~rti H.
". \. GRE = { 60.
Port & h.nn. August u. isi7. 5i-lv
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-20
DISSOLUTION.

'T'.lE irm or Griffith * ;,rr..nI j. th's dly I :
l. sais,d lv maud 80 is.it F.tiirr So " n
atl.al % .stii.a, Ip 80 IA hl.n =. - lrn.
All tau~.' nyt1S az o. lDt ar lttlk accuilts. ar
n te.i q - pay np a. snpt a. pps.ihl l.. Car
r''i v.il cn H. ia. tht Firt;Ir hu-ti-s- 40 Ia.
oil ~itll. wb 81. De- "a br fi as a tn ~. our
.r. ads n1.i u.tpn r. Who may wau aHyihhl
~ TIE rurt.tarr a..d il0Is, 1. y ne lin-.
h. GRIFFITH
4. GARRlSSs
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-20
Card.

lIaviag soll ont my inter Z IN to- Furnilur,.
ha~l.,s - I. Curse cor,l al hsp Ak for
70 "A lh raj oid continued patronage lrnm all
ms ir.rnds AID orm custom r..
ich-7r T. GRIFFITH.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-09
ROAD NOTICE

4 PETITION be presented to the Board
Z \ al Commissioners "J M,leS County, at The
December session, A. D., 1858, asking for tho
alteration in the width OF the old State road,
commencing at Harrisonrile, Scipio Town.
ship MeigS County, Ohio, and running TO
WiLksTille, Vinun County, Ohio, and com
nepcing, said Change near The east line of said
tate read in llarrlSonyiIle, Scipio Township,
Oppostethe Method st Church: thence run
Mug in an, easieTlll diTecllon to the point
whrte the Stale road intersecled the Athens
aud Galiipolis road, opposite Sc i'm Days
house, and 10 vacate the old road from the
creek, near the end ol said Sta e;road. TO where
the same ,lnlers ects The Athens and GalIpolis
road 10 w. S. Wilson's store. Also, to vacate
The Old road from sud creek, 10 where il in
lersecls the sad road lending from Athens to
Galllpolis, SOuth,o II. Cnndee'S store in iIar-
flsUDvlle, and leave SAID Stale road forty feet
wide or upward; running from sad Methodist
Church. nearly on an eaStery line, lust in
fIom oi H., COndee's store, 10 in ersecl sad
Athens and Galhpelis rIad in the village of
Jacksonville. HUR!TIU WHITE.
t44-4t ~ tqrfN tf' r' lf' ~ '''4 ..i
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-09
TO MY PATRONS
ROAD NOTICE.

TNHERE will be petition presented to tho
L BUnid OF Commissioners Of Meigs County
at tthelr December Session asking Tor an al
teration in the County road leading from
DAVIS Howell'S TO George Russell's in Sails
bury township, which altetation is described
asiollows, viz: Beginning IN said road at the
Northtline of lands belonging 10 the estate of
Edward Saul; thence in a spulheriy diIectiun
along the bank Of ihe Creek until it inter
sects the township road leading from james
place TO this S i'd county road, a nd 10
vacate that part Of the oil county road which
is superseded by the new.
EOctl 262d3s4t' ciH tAPETlTiONER
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-09

EEWo, learn that Capt. Russell Mas
ter, and S, r. Simpson. Clerk. will imme-
diately enter the Gallipolis and Parkers-
burgh trade, with rthe splendid Steamer
"Rosslie. which they have just purchased.
We are, informed that This is a first-class
passenger boat, and fitted up in the very
beat style for the comfort and convenience
Of the travelling public. With these facts
established. IL is only necessary for the
mblic to know that Russell" and "simp-
SON are aboard aa Capt. and Clerk, 10 int
sure her business. Look out tor the "Ro-
salie." -G o ai'r'+
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-09

la M, "a degC legestsee'Pr.f5h a,
A, NJ, Az deg ayeJIage EPp;faV6 "'Ylpck
\, M D, SO deg ;, average Temp. sat lS
O'clock M : SO ide,s ;@ayeIagea temp. at g
o'cluek z. M - SO deg.tss Mean average
,.,, 40 30, ,,se 6os IeorleSo iii" ail ,SHl
Number IF Clear days, H. 4"Nu Number ibero Of
rainy:daYssto, Hh@bSs ofCsLsdk days
"eSss RiSst is" napsabe 5rf Glxhs h baatsA baaatssA 0CG
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-09

in th 3 eoputg an EYciDhyr 1Eae1hgbS g g .
seemO OloAsse besIGdtlited VI ~ laIka AN |
extent from. he, resident ,pop4lQtiopy lfs 70 1
iatei Affected ie.3ois' buil slightly. Mem
lwhile. the5sagft @l,rB5iS ave- aB6sit 10 open
upyto,sasy i9s&g,xhfI So @itlu lIss EsstJ Tho
most desieabis ]spdsd16t Irealshfd ussssg fsr-
tiliiy. .lsaugy, mldfyafiati iresotrces, IN all
the We-r. 1tlwlfbe peopleill rmainly 10y
immigr grants s,iroDf1hs hnrtirrH.iine of States
who will ing wiIhulheiil their constantly
strengthening frees soil c6HslGtidhs,, and /
make gof, Minnesota, las, IL, Is shlready 10 al
considerable degree, the New CEpglsnd Of
the West. =, .,.5 ~, ,s.i srtso.ssv.gresr mon I
The great fnarcial reyul ION is piuchine.
us bitterley. The le son il has :nught, md
is teacliihg u.s. WAS needed We believe
the day ef1aur sorest distress is,pas t,p,and
tlSat st5wFy, but. more, snrfly and firmly
than before. his,penple gain,that position
of c mpetetice aiidi Independence which
our wOipderful9 adya1tages Of rich Virgin
soil. Of fDtests land iiilavigableiEan mill
PfoPeiliny. ItiSSsrsss hdssip1hesa within, our
The Ghfiisati9n ofiisorgbum. Has. been
carried on. 90 avcou&lderablvI extent in this
State. Ard in This county a large quantity
of the sirup'has been ,rnaiipfnttured. and
is for sale. With more perfect and com
ple,e processes for ,ile manuiaciure, VS.
shall so,n be Independent Of the Southern
or foreign market our supply of sweets
aigsl Yours. &cs.,, . ~ ~. ,i''D, u. +.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-09
a,F4 4Nlt. RLl.9UIE[asS'..a '.E .a1 7

r AN nbw. prepared q lake ali Kinds OF
i Pictures, "a rs good style AS have ,btsn "a
ken before an this place. A II styieSIof a M,
brOtvpes, Meia anolypeS, aud nag serIeoiyPvs
fr,Sn' so cts. sup. Also, Leather pioturys' iar
SENDING ~ letters. Pictures inserIsd in Breast
Pins and Lockets, Room, over. SwaIIow's
Score. entrance on Court street. one deor be-
low o, Branch' Store,i wsrtaht all my RicT-
lures. Give mes call aud see for yourselves.
shan remain here but short time, ..f,st-,
Oct. Do 43 81" ERNEST FEIGER.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-09

a.S-We invite attention TO the adver-
,tissinent Of DR.. KIines published in our
paper to-day. The matter OF which II
treats is very important. and our New York
correspondent informs US that he has
known the advertiser for several years. and
tiat he is in every way worthy OF con-
fidcneS.s b Gug . 49, ELLEllJd
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-09
ROAD NOTICE.

MOI ICE is herehy given, that there will
LN be a petition presented II ihe County
commissioners al their DeceInI'er SESSION.
prae ing lor an a'tra'i ion ana eSta bIishnreht of
ayCYunty road from the nOrih- east side Of
Jonah W oOdrOngh S aud VIM. CHtis' saw
MIL; thence cIuSslng The creek AT The rock or
near All oakdTee above SAID mil; thence down
the, ban k 10 where SAID ruad crosses b-low the
mill, until il reaches the old survey.
Nov. 2 444i# WOODROCGH.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-09

+. HTbe B oard of Directors of the
Meigs County Agricultural Soeiety, will
hold a meeting at the Court House in
Pomeroy, on Saturday next, Nov. 18th at
10 O'Clock "A. II. AS important business
will be before the Board, Yet there be ?
full attendance See official notice in
another place. aa ssssets,a
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-09
X ISoa1 d. ana CandisrA rAianuiacio

( HEn sd bscriber has the pleasure 10 an.
liim0mce et0 The citizens of Ponlefoy ana
vicinity, thathleTbas upeHedDT shop or Sugar
Run, near the TaHBeTy, where he will manu-
iacLnfe, And keep oenStsntly on hands any
article IN has Jine ol bush Oa1s and,we feel as
suIed that we can give ,sctionto all Who
may favor us with call. ri-, -
NJ 'B.-Alr orders attended 10 as soon as
possible. DAVID GBYER.
, Pomeroy, Ang. ~, 1S52.-tf.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-09
--T@-----
gsEKOTICEa
A PETITION

TSeHERFBY presented 10 tbe Trustees Of
Il Drive elownship by 0ler9g Ilalsey apd
chiefs. prayiug fnr q road beginning at sthe
tawur end OF he hadge across East 'Siia. { :
the ridgeitjp Pine Knob; thence to the NORTH
srde-ek FiHeT TKnob3 ptsease aiaR ebe
iween,Eibre Eel ws'yand } "nniiI9B Pu inns;
thence east Between Frank aud James Bel :.
UP the heiiow. or oiI the fine as near is Ptac-
1Galle. ~ large pine Neutrality-suspicious. IA NHl
Wagner sr,.ah L., intarsect the count y Ioa,i
atiJeRmah Ollornis spring. '"e 10y .'' % %.
Nov - as 1T MA'Ny'PErITIONERS ~,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-09

RE"Dr. Culverwell. on Manhood
would doubtless give information to hu-
manitv, much needed. Sec advertise
m nj t'g
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-09
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
OF 'PHlLADELPiEA.
A Benevolent lnstIutioIi established by spe-
8ouial Endowment for the Relief OF The
Sick and Distressed afflicted
with VIrulent and Epi- .. .
-ifar' U. 4-fllaa,pict n; ;.,..,.a, :
demiC Diseases.


7aHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view Of the
ual diseascsand the decepioLs lrat ticed uIon the
unprtnnpte viftiIns OF sdell diseases by Guacks.
seyerh yaarsagQ directed their Consulting Surgeon.
asaOHhRTABiE ACT worthy OF their name, to
open Dspe nFrry fOrthe treatment Of this class OF
diseases, in all hcir forms. AMI TO give MEDICAL
ADVICE GRATIS to all who apply by letter, with a
Descriptions Of condition, Gage, habits
ofUfes&c..) and In. cases OF extreme ovcrty. 10
PURNis II MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE. IL IL
needless TO add that the Association commands the
highest Medical skill of tile age, and will furnish the
most approved motiern treatment. ..... %
Tie directors of the Association, in their Annual
Report upon the trentment Of Sexual Discusses for the
year ending January Isl, 25s, express the highest
satisfaction with the success which hS attended the
tapprsQ Of tho Consulting Surgeon in the Of per
iuatorrhnh, Seminal Weakness, Impotence, Gonor-
rhna, elect, syphilis, tbs vice or Onan or Self
abuse, &c.. AMI order continuance of the me pla
for the epsulg year. iHna als'ri i--
The Directors, n review of the past, feel assured
that their labors in this sphere OF ben<v oeh effort
have 1eeH p great beIieft to the ncted especially
to the youig, hnd they have Tcsov we'd devote them
selves, with renewed zca, 10 thsyery important and
much despiscd cause. q, t... .u,'f-- ....f ~
maj NeaehesS, the yic9 dfCIunisn, fMasturbatnn,
or lfabnsc. and other diseases OF the sexual Orgaus
by the Consulting Surgeon, will be s,t BY mail lin
sealed eIvelop,), FREE0F CHARGE. on receipt
0fdNUSTAMPS for pOstage. Other R ports aud
TRACTS pf The nature aud discassa
ogs dst 5bntion, and will be sent the afif. ted
some Of the new remidies ana mothods OF treatment
dlsebvercd during the last year. are great value
Ad,lrssss for Report or treatment IIr. GEORGER.
t6aI Nosa south NaGS stTeti, PI,iaGeiphin, Ps
bUu,l ,yr.L BY order Of the directors. u .iFrft
EZRA d. HEARrW ELL. President
GEO. FAIRciIiLD, Secretary. 3s-%-t-noylS
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-09

GooDAlE Houss. CoIrMBrs.-Dr. H.
w. Akin, formerly Of the Anthony House.
in Springfield, has leased The Goodale
House, 10 Columbus, and n sbout to take
possession of it. 33{
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-09

ETDuring the hurry of Court week.
we took hasty ramble through the "Gib-
son House, the new Hotel just opered in
Crawford's block, on Front street. JudS-
ing from what we saw, we think the re-
proach that has go long rested upon our
town for its total want of provision for the
travelling public will be heard no more.
This building is very we'll adapted for the
purpose intended-has abundant room.
the apartments convenient. and with the
tact and disposition Of the host and his
laIy to accommodate their guests. the
house cannot fail to be popular. We wish
abundant success to the enlerpr'sing pro-
plietor.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-09

RV-In another column will be found The
arrivals at the Remington House." for
the last few days. We have not had time
70 visit this establishment since it came
into tho hands of the present proprietor
but have heard it spoken of in high terms.
Mr., Riheldarfer will spare no expense in
providing for his guests. and none know
better than Madam X. how to make those
quests at home. We do not know whether
two frat class hotels can be sustained in
Pomeroy or not, but the travelling public
need no longer avoid our town because
they cannot find accommodations in. it
Success to tire hotels Of Pomeroy. aa.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-09
no. TEAAlHEI<N.

THE Beard on Sch'rul Examiners Tor Meis
J.. county will meet on ihe first Satursy af
each month, at the C4urt. House, IN tens
roy, for The EAauilnati al Oi Teachers.
eESsminaIiOn to- cUinmeuce at o o'c.o:k
A. NJ and continue MI a. u clvck p. NJ.
rGTINSo Teacher need apply al such exami-
nstion who has d ceftlhcaie valid Tor thres
months from the date oi said application.
by6rdeT OF The BOard.aa
36-t5o+ w. H. LASTLY Clerk
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-09

EEWe refer our readers to the COM
.munication OF our first page. from q
Friend Of Progress" These articles
deserve more than casual reading. The
writer is man of science, and his. sug-
gestions are Of vast practical importance.
It is too often the case, that commubica-
tions in country paper are overlooked.
All the wisdom don't reside in she cities.
We have gentlemen. and ladies, too, in Cur
community who could benefit others Il
thsy would but distribute their Inental
stores. which they might do without any
innroverishment to themselves. 10 Won't
4hey reflect this suggestion2 We tbsbk
onr eorrespondent1for the series pfariicles
he Is noi1 g, and assure ON
readers d. 6pd them worthy
Of their atte7I !. az ....,, @ ,,..g ,,,,..,, !,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-09
NO FICE.

AsPEIlTlON Will be presented to the
u board OF commissioners OF M,igs 90.
at. thelE 1pect tmbet session, asklng tor lie lo- -
catiyp of g, ,Cpnnty road, descr bed ds ialiows,
tolwit; Begnnlng at The graded road by a
large Sycanore stump, below Cdrleton's ian c
indtedtuId township, Oti' sec. I3; thence q
Mr. BIagA IS Stable on sand sectioni thence I .
Mr. Macs thence tO An:hon! GrIln =, on sc C..
IS. in salisbury townships themes 10 Adoniia h
SnntRs places thence 10 FrederIck aud j am
passing John and David GOeYiine's place s,
inlerSecung the Bald HUN R0ad, AT or ear
MEL GOegline'S house.
DOct. Ie 42-1ts a ET,Ti ONER.