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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-23
NOTICE.

ISAAC WHITTIER al nd John + Patterson, pa rinsrs
J. dong business under the name Of " hitirr d
Pnttetson, plaintifs, vs.. Robert Campbel dc'ft--
Civil action in the Court of Common Pleas for tho
County of MetGs in the State Of 0hio-The said Rob-
eri Campbell Is hereby notified, that the above nanrd
fled in the said Court of Common Pleas, a petition
against him. snd whcreit is now p ndng. allcging
in substance that the said Robert Campbell is in
"rbtcd To tho said plaintiffs In tho sum Of S25i4
account for the price of goods sold and drlv cred,
aud the said paintfis therein pray for Judgment
against said Robert Campbell for The snl OF
1854 with intcreSt thereon from the s day Of Oc-
tober- a. ID. ls5S And the said Robert Campbell 10
further notified that order of attachment has
issued aud returncd in said case that he il re-
q"ired toaPpcsr and answer said petition be-
fore the I'D Saturday after the 4th ias OF January
next. J. T.. CARrwKIenT, s...r'
.FH..# S. A. BCRSAr,
Nov 23-47-6t- S5e5. Attys for Plaintifs.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-23
For the M,Ies Co. Telepr,nb


Pursuant to call in the ''Mei9s County
2elegr0ph," a meeting was held at the
Court House in Pomeroy. for the purpose
of providing for a course of popular lee
lures during the coming winter.
The meeting was organized by appoint
ing Mr., Aaron Stivers Chairman, and Geo.
B. Grow, Secretary. .ps
On m otion Of Dr. ]. p. Bing. com
mittee of ways and means was appointed
whose duty it is to correspond with lee
turers, and also to consult as to the besl
means of providing funds to defray the
expenses of the same. The following
persons were chosen on said committee
Messrs, J. p. Bing, Rev. Mr.. Bright, A
w. Williams, 4. O. Crawford, c. E. Don
nalIy. II. B. Smith, William Downie and
Lewis Paine. @
On motion, the meeting adjourned to
maet at the Coart House. on Monday eve
ming, Nov, 29th. at 7 o'clock, at which
time the committee is requested to report.
AARON sTIvERS, Chairman.
-.CfEp-s B.. GRaw. ssor~tsry. g.,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-23
NOTICE.

STEIN Brothers, Planths, vs. Robert Campbell
~ Dcft-Ciyil action in tho Court 81 Common
pieas OF the County OF Melgs In the State Of Ohio
hed that Daniel Stein Samuel Stein, Myer stein and
solomon Ston partner ~ trading under The M me nd
style or Stein Brothers. the 10Th day Nov mber
A. isss hled in 9id court their petition against
said Rcbcri Campbell. and which is now p0ndiI H. e
who rein the said PLAINTIFF pray for u judgment
gSninSt the said Robert Campbell, for the sum or
Two Hundred and sixty dollars and seventy cents,
(S26O 7O) for The price of goods lid aud delivered
with Interest Thereon from the lt Of oCtnbcr, 1888,
md the said Robert Campbell is further roti.ied tht
an order Of attachment has been issued and returned
in snid case and that he is required answer said
petition on or before the Sd Saturday after the 4h
day of January next. &c. CARrwRtoHr,
Nov. % 47-6t % o5. ...t. ATTY. for Plaintiff,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-23

tended conversions to right principles, and
their professions 6f honesty weieall shams
for ~ pusfose a. dees:... .sspls.
and s.gindlipg them out gf thsir volsp apa
their figbis We donlt btIleve 81 y{t,
notwithstanding che claim q lbese pspeSe
But if IL shall prove true. though mofti-
fyingtto DIE Republican, party. and dis
grscefulto the individuals and the country.
il will. nevertheless. teach the Republicans
much needed lesson.
We have always doubted the policy Of
passing by The true -and'tfied men in ont
own ranks, because their self respect will
not permit them to caneus and intrign foI
tho Office, to-confersit upon new converts,
at least until their conversionsis pretty
well assured. We lost, hpd most right
cously, u nemberof Congress from Ohio
on this very ground; audif the experience
of the past will but lead to wiser policy
in the future, we can very well afford, as
party. the cost of the lssson. But let Vi
wall and see. -
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-23

FEvEEs.-Fever, like every othor form OF disease
pure humors. This being caused by the more rapid
action nf the blood struggling with nature, ndeavor-
ing to cast out OF the body the corrupt ma tier which s
deadly opposed to health. Hence the good and bad
humors are at war with each other, and the commo-
ZION which follows fever aud heat. Tho mp
guild difcut brcathug eyes duh and hoavy anxiety,
Sghing and yawHing alternate fits of heat and cold.
After which the patient complains of pains in the
head and back great thirst naIisea and sickness,.a
fulness about the stomach, and sometimes vomiting
bilious matter. Dr Morses Indian Root Pills
acknowl edged 10 be u strenhcning and delightful
medicine for all kinds of feyers. They not only
cleanse the stomach und bowels from all bilious
matter but they open the vessels causing
them pour copicus efusions from the blood into
the bowels, after Shch the corrupted mass is thu
out by the natural passage of the body Althat is
required, in urgent cases Of fsver, Will be to take
large doses. In order have them operate
thoroughly by the bowels, take from three to I'VE
night and morning, until the fever entirely disap
pears. After which, from two to feur every evening,
until ell and yon will be convinced that this is tine
best way TO check fever, because they drive all
uAumm nation, aud restore the body to state of sound
health. And the blood and other fluids will be so
Thoroughly purified that disc in any form will be
| dtterly impossible. ..t g. g..
DR.. Morse's Indian Root Pills sold by all deal
ers in Medicines. I'm
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-23

Sam. Medary Post Master at Columbus,
has been appointed Governor Of Kansas,
by Buchanan it
Isai this a beautiful illustration of popu-
lar sovereignty? You will hearcur Demo-
Gratis shouting themselves hoarse for
popular soyereign'y-the right of the peo-
pie of Kansas TO govern themselves, &c,
when the uni'e party in Congress. not
only refuse to let tie people elect their
own Governor. but confer upon Buchanan
the power to appoint Governor over them
against their will; and heappointing such
man as the people bver whom he is to
rule, loath and detest, and appointing him
because the people distrust and despise
him! .8 ul rt u....
Think of it! What is the idea Of a
true, honest, Government? Is it not that
the people shall choose such men as they
want and can trust, to conduct their af-
fairs? Any other idea of Government is
Despotism. Yet The Democratic Ad-
ministration and party, utterly refuse to
let the people Of Kansas have one word to
say in The choice Of Governor; aud as il
in studied insult, man is sent there as
their Governor. who has abused and Sian
dered them more perhaps, than any other
living man, and who hates the people
worse. and is more cordially hated by then,
in return. tlan almost any other man out
side of the band of border ruffians" that
have beenquartered upon them heretofore
Yet this is popular sovereignty! Can hy
pocrisy go beyond this? p.
Why is Medary appointed Governor o.
| Kansas? Is there one human being OF
earth that will dare to pretend that thu
people, or any portion Of them, want hin
there? Not onrl Does anybody believe
that his appointment con result in any
good to the people? No living man be
lieves it. Nor does any person believe
that the appointment was made with AM
such view. Why then WAS he appointed
Simply to reward Medary for partisan ser
vices, and to insult tie people by an os
tentaiious display of appointing over then
their bitter enemy: and making them fee
that they are but serfs in the homes Of thei
adoption. Yet this is Democracy! Thi
is popular sovereignty How lorg viii
any portion of the people consent TO be 81
humbugged? if'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

TAINTEp BLoeD-DR. RoBAcK's sREMEDrEs.-Sickness
cannot co-exst with healthy bloodj nor health with
tainted blood; consequently tho publication of tho
stream of Life is an absolute condition OF perfect
cure, whatever may be the complaint; recupera
Of the debilitated and wasted system, down In
the conflict with disease, the result achieved by
DIR. Roback's celebrated Scanjna Eian Blood Mcdi-
cines. We believe that his claims to the confidence
of the sick valid. That his Blood Pills and Blood
Purifier doing wonders the alluvnl borders of
our great rivers in relieving Intermittent Fever nd
Bilious affections, cannot be quesobcd; in fact
| the loading Family Medicines the West and
South Fow plantations in those regions n ith-
out them. We unde rstand, and will add thai
til arc ought not to be any exceptions general
rule. The Bloods Pills have most slutary effect in
Darrea and in all disorders of the St omnch and the
Bowels. We cordially recommend Iir. Robuck's pre-.
parations to invalids of every class, and invite
tcntion to the eogcnt contained in his
| vertisemcnt. I'm
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-23
Recrnlls tor Isrle ham Yonng.

The Kanawha IVA } .'Star" says that
Joshua King. of that place, few days
ago, eloped with t,co daughters of Mr..
Michael Griffith. King was DR.. and
local preacher in the Methodist Church,
lie sold good farm at much below its
valUe to get money, and left wife and
large family of children wholly destitute.
Those two sisters must have had strange
notions of the mission of woman in this
world and her state iu the next, to submit
their destiny to the keeping of such a
wretch.
For the purpose of solving to tie view
of the world, problem in social science,
we could wish that Brigham Young and
his moteiy crew of ''latter day saints, -
could have assigned to them territory by
themselves. to which all such villains as
this man King and his silly dupes, might
flee, and remaining wholly nndisturbed by
the rest Of mankind, work out the destiny
necessarily resulting f.om such state oil
society, s.-3.-,..,..f-.. 5, .... i...
Wo don't think tie, Fprlde MUD need
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-23
NOTICE.


IA CKSoNA A.. WILSON, Samuel r. McEl-
roV. and William Findley, partnels, trad-
ing under the siv lie OF Wilson. McElrov & Co.
pl' TITS, VS. Robert Campbell, def't-CtviI &C.
ton in the Court OF Commo Pleas for the
county of Meigs ard State OF Ohio The
said Robert Campbell is hereby notified that
the above named plaintiffs on the
18th day Of October, 1853,
fled a petition in said Court Of Common
Pleas against him, alleging in substance. that
said defendant is indebted 10 Inc plaintiffs in
the sum of two hundred and seventy nine
dollars and seventy nine cents on a certain
pTomissory note for that sum made BY said de-
fendsnt, dated April twentytonrth, eighteen
hundred and fftv eight, and payable TO tho
order of the plainllrs IN six months from
date, and in The sum Of two hundred and for
ty-three dollars and forty cents on account
for goods sold ard delivered. aud the said
plaintiffs therein pray fora Judgment against
said Robert Campbell fer said sum Of two
hundred and sc venty- mine dollars and Sev.y
enty nine cents, with interest thereon from
he twenty fourth OF October, eigb cen hun
dred and fifty eight, and also fjr said SUM Of
Two hundred and forty-ihFee dollars and forty
cents, with interest thereon from the tw elfth
of October, eighteen hundred and hity-eight
And said Robert Campbell is further notified
that an order of attachment has been ISSUED
and returned in said case, and that he is n.
CURED to appear and answer said petition on
or before the Sd Saturday afier the fourth daYr
OF January next. J. @. C,KTwEIeur,
-5.-'e- ~ ts-.r s. A. .BcRSAr. r-s-s =
aA7 ass 80: ?A,s-,' :. A;fyp fat plaintiffs
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-23
FITSl FITS!! FIT S!!!
HANCE'S VEG ETA BILE EXTRACT
EPi1ePti Fails,

PITS, sPAsNs, CRAMPS AND NERVOUS
AND CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES.
Persons who are aboring under any distressing
nulady will find HAScE's VEaETARLx Er,LEPrIc Pills
be the only remedy dscove for curing Epi
lepsy or Failing Fits.
These pills possess specific action the ous
'ystcm; and, although they prepared especiall,
tho purpose of curing Fits, they will be found of
special benefit for all persons afflicted with weak
nerves, whose system has been prostrat'
shattered from any cause whatever. In Chronic
ompluints diseases OF long standing supe
" nervousness, They are exceedingly beneficial.
Price, 80 per box, or two boxesfor S. Persons out
# the city, enclosing remittance, will have the pills
cent them through the mall free of postage For sl
" seth HANcE No. IOs Baltimore street, Baltimore
Nd, whom orders from all parts the Union must
be addressed, postpaid. tJan. l2, '5s.-2-Iy
rIlE CRE A Il, ENGI IcII ID LAIEnN
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-23
NOTICE.

L
i notice that Isaac Train, of Msigs County. Ohio,
did, the
18th day of November, 1858,
file his petition In the Cont of Common Pleas. with
in and for the county OF Megs and State of Ohio,
ting forth TINT said Ira Ba the first day June,
1857 indebted to the said Isaac Train in the SUN
Of thirty-three dollars and cents for
vices as physician, for medicines &c. whirh
remains due and unpaid. ard praying for Judgment
against the sad Ira Brrnes for said sum OF thirty
three dollars and seventy cents with interest from
the fret day Of June 1857. And the said Ira Barnes
il notified that has been issued ngainst
him in this End rSurned and that ho ia required
to anpear and answer said petition before the
Sd Saturday after the 9sth day Of December next.
n4T-6w- $3.50. T. A. PLANTS, Atty for plaintiff.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-23
NOTICE.

T TRA BARNES, o f the State Of Californa,
L VIII take notice that Moore Il Osborn of
Meigs County, did. on the
10Th day of November, 1853, II
file their petition in the Court OF Common
Pleas within and for the county OF Meigs
ard State of Ohio, settinP forth thattbe said
Ira Barnes, on the Sd day Of April. 1855.
made and delivered to said Moore & Osborn
his promisssry note Of that date for SIS. 90,
PAYABLE in, one day after The date thereof,
with interest at eight per cent, which has
against said Ira Barnes for SIS co with in.
terest from the said Sd day of April 1855,
at eight per cent. And tho said la Barnes
is notified that an crder of attachment has
been issued against him In this case and re-
turned, and that he is required to appear and
answer SAID petition on or before the Sd Sat.
urday after the 2sih day of December next.
Il. A. PLANTS.
n47-6w S3. so. a Atty for plaintiffs. s,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-23
ApvrnrIsINa AGENCY,

iio Nissan st New York, and 10 State ST. Boston
s.M. PxrrEsoiLL & Co., are the Agents for the
..eigs County Telegraph, and the most inAuentfni
aud, largest, circulating Newspapers In the United
6tates and the CanAdas They are authorized to con
sret for nratour lowest rates. sz-- 49, -1
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DrN :" advertisements
DR.. WOR MAN.

DR.. Workman will visit Pomeroy again on
Tuesday, Nov. 80, 1853,
29th. The Doctor has given good satisfaction here,
and has many warm friends. Those wishing to con-
suit hi Will have the last opportunity, this being his
last trip this winter. The Doctor has had great
Fercnce in treating old chronic diseases His treat
mcnt in Lung diseases 10 by inhaling healing remS.
diestO the very seat of the disease, which Is becom
Ing more popular yearly. Give him call--his
sci is free. Rooms ut the Remington House. ,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-23

moro than tu Dslcls~ spectacle as that des-
tiny must be, t. prevent second edition
|of ,saSAen impbslsspn. 81
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-23
1'OnIeroy 19eIaiI N1a51zI.

ANSt@HuI NJ NAH'FAru.f1D
PoxERoY, MoSDAYs Nbye nheras.
Flour, COG - spe rhiChecse, 0Isin.l Ioc y n,
Wheri4 ~ 81. - bish, icbessr, W. ny ftfs5sc.
-Onts, a'cpaoc. . bueh r,s isson d, 5d,iof sfBsr
Potatees, 1Efe9Oc n bush CandI ss a.
y Applee, fgreon) ~ 90. ca aniIes IOpnl) 4.e.E
Buttcr, l3eeeCc. .IieF n. lConhlrs.(r (rtnr) 95a.
Eggs l0cB t2r Cor. IRishse (Cod1 5dsU1ss.
No ass.s $50 5Oc gui. Fish. (alnck Ii e Zoe.
Strup. SIP gnl.~~ 1Fish. (Whitc) Be.
Sugur. lN.O.) 0lelec. y n IPick lod Pork, Gdk IOcA
Sugar (yhitr) lgil a. Use. Shoulders, e6loc. !.
Coffee ,leca' f6c. b u. sides, (ss,ok q ,1 -
RicS. 6as7e. y n. Hams, ice.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-23

T ISL OF LETTERS remaining IN the Fost- otncs at
APomeroy, o., Nov. IS. 1888.
Abbott G.. Allen 4. Mrs Ackley Anna NJ
Adams Levi Beck Mrs Burt Ebenczar
Boadle & II Black Rhoda Chapman 'S'
Chalnn John Dodridgc Eliza beth Davis Edwin
Davis rhos G Douglas r Dcnker G. s'." :.
Frangothe SO Freghtman Chas Green John -
Grsw old Dan'l Holt Miss Hardy John
Hallowell Susap Jones' Jas NJ JncksopJ
Jones ID + JewettS Jenner b
KInsc that A Kennedy S Miss Kennedy A n
K-ht Mrs p Leullen David Lawson Vim
Mitchell Geo w Morgan David Pettet Levi
Pritchard John Peary John d Rhederech John
Roberts John Reiber Russell BF
Roberts Il Robinson James Shldcu Chariea
Snider Martin Taylor Mary Thomas Jo In
rhonlas w N Thompson WIN Tomlinson w
Nhcatley Miss Wilson L
GEoRGE LEE, P. M.
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POMEROY. o.
5. M. PE1TnNGILL & cos

TUEsDAY.::#: ::":NovEMBER ss
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-28
Army ana GG-L Iiems,

The Army correspondent of tho Tribune un-
der date Of Camp Scott May nth, gives an
amusing account of the scramble on the arrival
of a load of butter, eggs, cheese, potatoes and
onions, purchased of the MOrmOhs in salt
Lake Valley They were brought out for sale
in Camp with the consent of Col. Johnston
The writer says;
In order 10 give all an equal opportunity for
purchasing these luxures, Lieut.. Grover, our
Provost Marsha, directed Simonds to dnye his
WAGON into the centre Of the camp, and there
retail his stores in smal quantities, at the same
time placing guard around the wagon 70 pre-
vert too great a rush upon 1t. Such was lhe ca
gerness Of all TO taste once more these neeessa-
ries which have been so long unthought oil ana
forgotten, that the whole load was disposed oi
in about an hours time. fhe butter ana eReese
sold at 81 so per pound, the eggs at 81 % per
dozen. potatoes at lOc. per POend, and onions al
l5c. per pound
( The struggling, striving, living mass, some
with empty pans, buckets and SACKS making
every effort TO reach the center oil atlraeuoh
others equally persevering IN their efforts 70
pass through the suTging crowd with their pre- :
cious load, presented : most unusual scene, al,
/ lOndlng quite Ieiiet W tAS oSt@A ''~--J
the camp.
A letter to the Times dated Fort Bndger
Nav ssth. states that Gov. Cumming has sta
toned about 800 men in Salt Lake City, 10 II
in Ogden City, aud others in the smaller Wills
ges to protect the property abandoned by thi
Mormons; and that such of the Saints as weri
uaable to move away were furnished with team
Jy the church. Many of the people are in eK
treme poverty, and some Of ths fugitives whC
have arrived at the Camp were barefOoted anl
almost naked The women were in state o
utter destitution. The letter says:
The foundations Of the Temple, which arr
built exceedingly solid and substantial, have
been entirely illed up with 1iri, and thus burned
/ Briqham's harem, commonly called the L1or
House, il fastened up very closely, and The
windows are all boarded up.
Brigham Young and Heber klmball are botl
building houses at Provo City. Brigham
house is about 30 feet long, and he has sOm'
100 men busily engaged in its Construction
/ The people are all Concentrates IN Utah, S1r
Pete and Fillmore Valleys, and are actively en-
gagged in planting and sowing grain and vege
tables.
The people are web armed, and guns are of
fered for sale at low prices
The printing Office Of the Deseret Neiss has
been moved from Salt Lake Cty to Fillmore
and that newspaper is at present Pubiishe'
there.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-28
TL.Fort scOtt Kansas Dimeulties-

There is DOW probability that the murders
and robberies in the Southern Kansas VIII cease
Gov. Denver has returned to Lawrence after q
trip of nine days through Lykins, Lhnn' anu
Pourbon counties, accompanied by party oil
FREE State men. Nr RiehardsOn, one OF the
party. arrived a. LeavenwOrth on the 2Oth' ana
he Times thus speaks Of the condition oil al
fairs in those counties and of the steps taken by
Gov d. to secure order and peace hereafter;
Aaairs there were in very unsettled and De
nloTebIe condition. Farms were neglected
business suspended, and a party OF nifty free
| St,te citizens guarding the Missouri frontier
| from invasion. The Governor has taken the
iniiiatory steps for the complete organization o.
Linn and Bourbon counties-whieh were never
/ oTganized hefore-appointed a new and Hne1
ce5iionabIe sheriff free State) at Fort Scott
Dromised to withdraw the troops stationed
fbere ard TO enroll as Territorial militia, ths
free State volunteers in Linn county. Mont
gomery and his men have laid down their arms
ami in common with other citizens Of all par
tie. have a reed to submit past differences u
tbe urand iuries, aud to permit affairs to b
regulated" hereafter only through the lega
channels of Justice The prospects now ar
that there will be no more serious troubles II
the Southwest
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-28
Rrdnrtinn nf Canal ToII..

In noticing with approval the alteration IN the
toll sheet recently made by the Board Of Public
Works, the Zanesville COurisr says:
We are pleased to see that the policy OF low
tolls. which we have always advocated, is being
adopted by the Board of Public Works. The
steps they have already taken viii tend to revive
a rapidly deeaying but important interest," as
we'll as to remove an odium that has for some
time attached 10 the Public Works, by naterl-
ally adding to the public fund.
The Board should, however, go little iur'
ther, we think, aud make the same diserImina-
tion in favor of freight on the Musklngum rIver,
between this city and Marietta; as well as make
a corresponding reduction on Lumber. Marble
etc, shipped from Cleveland south. The pro-
priety Of adopting these suggestions WILL we
do not doubt, be ebEiogs to Tue gsntleIaen CON-
posing the Board.
We hope the policy Of low tolls will he fair
IL tested in Ohio. Under existing circumstan.
ces there certainly can be no valid reason urged
against il; and we believe that if properly Pur'
sued, the 0anals, instead ofteing burden upon
the Treasury, wopld eyentuallye becom source
Of profit to Tue State, We may be mistaken II
this, but the experiment is richly worth trying
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-28

SuIcIDEs.-Dr Charles ellis, formerly a
resident of FFedOnia, N. Y, but for several
years past citizen of Buffalo, took his own
life with an over dose of lSudanum on the 10th
inst. Embarrassed circumstances the cause.
He had been West, and on his return without
improving his prospects, took the fatal dose in
Westfeld DR.. G. was A, and be left wife
and three children in Buffalo.
Mr.. 4. ], hampton, cripple who moved
about the streets of Louisville in a velociPede,
shot himself through the heart on Wednesday
He was man of intelligence, and left letters
stating the cause of the rash act to be that
he was tired of living.