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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-16
HOW YARD ASSOCIATION,
PHgLADELPMIA
A Benevolent institution established by spe
ciai Endowment for the Relief OF The
'. Sick and Distressed. sffiicted
terf 91 with Xirul ent and @Epi- r't.t tr Q

.
THE HOWARD SSoCIA1IoN, in view OF me
uai diseases, and the doceptions pratticed upon the
unfortupate victims Of such Diseases hy Quacks.
several years ago directed their Consulting Surgeon
as ~ T. 81 ART BhE ACT worthy OF thrir name, to
open Dspensary for the treatment of this class Of
diseases, in all their forms, and give MEDICAL
description of their condition. (Ige, occupations habits
Of life. &c..) and in chbus of extreme Poverty, to
FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHA RGE. II is
needless TO add thi the Association commands the
highost Medical skill of the age,and will furnish the
most approved modern treatment. ..-..t Us. q
The Directors OF the Association, in their Annual
Report upon the treamen Of Sexual Diseases, for the
year ending January LIST, IS5S express the highest
satisfaction with tile which has attended the
iabors of the Consulting Surgeon iu the Of Sper
rhea, Gleet, Syphilis, the vice or OnansnI or Self
abuse. &c. AMI order continuance Of the same plan
for the ensuing y6hr l"' "' ''" 80 it '-a
The Directors, t review OF the past, ecl assure,
that their Ia bors in this sphere of benevolent effort
have been Of great benefit to the afflicted, especially
To the young, and tkey have resolved to dey the
selves, with renewed zeal, TO this very Important and
much despscd cause -C...5.a .hsi bin B. fs.a
Aniadmiruble Report on Sperm atorrhea, or-Sem
innl Weak ness, the vice of OanisD, tIirba on
or lfabuse and other diseases the sexual organs
by the Consulting SURGEON will be s,nt by mall Gi
| Il sealed envclDIie). FREEO CHARGE, on receipt
of TWO STAMP PS for postage, Other, Reports and
Tracts of thr nature aid treatnen Of sexual diseases
diet &c, are constantly being published for gratit
Gus distribution, and will be sent to the aii' ted
Some Of the reIndies and thods of treatrieh
discovered during tile last year, Of great yaluo
Address, for Report or treatment, DR.. GEORGE X
ton, NJ. South Ninth Street, PhilAde 'phia, Pa.
/ BY order of the Director.
EZRA p. HEARIN ELL, President.
! Gro. FAIRcHiLD, Secretary. y 3s-*-I-novl5
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-16
NOTICE

%
d OBERT CAMPBELL, late ofMeiPs Gown
II ty,O., will take notire tina Pslmira Wolf,
of said county, did on The ni Ib day Of No
vember, 1888. file her petition in the Cnurt
OF Common Pleas, within and Tor the county
OF Meigs and State Of Ohio. against The said
Robert Can phell, setting foTib that the said
Robert Campbell, on the thirty first day of
July. 1853, made his pro,pisSo:y note in writ
ing, of, :hat dale, and delivered Tie same 10
the said PamiIa Wolf and, thereby promised
10 pay 10 the Ordet Of the sad Palfnira Wolf
the sum oIone bundled and twenty nine dol :
lars and. thiriy-two cents IN OnedBy after the
date theieoi, and that The said Rob't Campbell
has not paid Saids sum Of money, nor any part
thereof, aud praying for Judgment against
the said Robert Campbeii FIR said sum of ono
hundred and twenty nine dollars and thirty
two Gems, withintefeSt from the said 3!st OF
July, 1853, lat ten per cent "A nd the said
Robert Campbell isaotofed that an order of
aitac cbment has heen issued ag inst him and
reiurhed in thls case, and thai ne is rtqui:ed
10 appear and answ er the said petItio IA on OF
beforethe third Saturday after the twenty
eighth day Of December next. 49,,
.t r.rlff.y,q,~l.d y. PAI.hiRA WOLF, .,34 4
n46- Gt-s5 95.' BY T. a. Plants, her ATTY
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-16
WOOL CARDlNG.
Soap and Candle ManuE,e etOry.

THE subscriber has the pleasure to an
% nnouncet 10 the citizens Of pomeroy ana
vicinity that he has opened shop or Sugar
Rum, neart the Tannery, where he will manu-"
iaciure, ind keep constantly on hand, any
article in his line OF busii ess; and we feel as
sured that we can give satisfaction to all who
may favor us with CAM u ht' ,E non
NJ BAN orders attended TO as soon as
possible. lg ..4 g DAVID GEYER. n
Poperpy, Arg. "a. ls52.-tf,'. ,..,...s ,.-,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-16
NOTICE.


y oBERT Campbell L, late ofMeIgs Coun-
IL ty, Ohio, will take notice that Alexander
MeBane and Jerome r. AMER, partners, i'm
der The name of McBane X Anjer, OF the city
OF Pittsburgh in the State of Pennsylvania
did, on the sixth day OF November, eighteen
hundred and fifty y-eight, 6le their petition in
the Court OF Common Pleas, within a nd for
The county of Meigs aud State OF Ohio, against
the said Robert Campbell. setting forth that
on The first day OF October, eight cen hundred
aud fifty eight, Inc said Robert CampbelI was
Indebted 10 The said McBanu & Anjer in the
sum OF eight hundred ard eighty FIVE dollars
for money before that time lie at and advanced
by the said McBsne & Anger 10 he said Rob-
ert Canpbell, al his request and that The
said Robe RI Campbell hss.pot paid said sam
| Of money, nor any part thereof, and praying
for judgment oga inst the said Robert Camp
| bell tor The SAID SUM of eight hundred and
| eighty five dollars, with interest therein,
from the said first day of August, eighteen
bund red and fifty eight. And the said Rob
ert Campbell is notified that an order Of at.
lacbment IN this case has been issued against
him and returned and, that he is required to
prear and answer said petition on or befort
| he third Saturday after the twenty -eigs shti
day of December next. McBANE & ASoEa,
46-6t 1926. By T. A. Plants, their Atty
I
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-16
- = - = 81

EUAns unusual prsss Of otherbusipes'
has prevented us giving the nsuabatten-
ton to the Telegraph dis week. for which
we would offer an apology IL We had time
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-16


-. ie,1 - q NO1ICE. sogi ~
ID OBERT CAMPBELL, late o. Meigs Couu-
IL ty, Ohio, will lake notice that Michael
w hiimore, ,c Christian II. Wolf, George j
Duff and Thomas II Lane partners, d0ing
business in the name of Whiimore, Wolf,
Duff g. Co, OF Pittsburgh, in The State 0I
Pennsylvania, did, Onthe aattF.na
12th day OF November, 1855,
file their petiliOnain the Court of Common
Pleas. within and for the county Of Meigs and
State of Ohio, against the said Robert Camp
bell, setting forth that The said Robert Camp
bell, on'the 23d day Of October, 1888. was in
debted to the said Whi'more, Woiff, Duff &
Co. IN The sum Of two hundred aud seventeen
dollars aud twenty-thr e centsfOr the pIict
and value OF goods, wares and me efchandise,
before that ume sold and delivered by the
said WhitmoIe, Wolff. Duff & Co., to the
said Robert Campbell at his request, and that
the said Robert Campbell has not paid said
sum of money nor any part thereof and pray
ing for judgment against the said RoGer,
Campbell Tor SAID sum of two bundled aud
seventeen dollars, with interest thereon n from
the twenty third day Of October, eighteen
nun lred and fifty-eight sAndbhe said Robert
Campbell is notified that an order of attach.
nient has been issued against MIN in this cas-.
and returned, andtltat he is feouiTed TO appea
and answer said petition on or before the Ihuo
Saturday after the tWeniy-eighth day OF pe
cember ueXt. T. A. PLAsr4
n+s-We-S5.2S Attorney for p.ainuGs.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-16
z REMINGTON HOUSE,

~ SzoeIoyy Oh1oV
F. B. RIHELDARFER PROPRIETOR.
NUlS HOUSE is newly fitted up by tho
J. proprietor, an old hotel keeper, known IN
you all. No pains will be spared to accom-.
modate my old friends and all Who may soa
prope: to give me call. The best of Host.
iers and POrters will he in attey ance at AL
no urs. r. B. RIHELDARFEIt,
Pomcroy, Nov. Q, S59.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-16

N GI1CE is hereby given, that Cyrus Russell hA'
traitor dc bonus of estate Of DANIEL Russcli
late OF heIgs County, doeeSsed. dated this lou
Gay oi Novei1bSr, 1853 CYRUS RUSS ELL
soy I6-Ss- -.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-16
NOTICE.

u ORERT CAMPBELL, late Of Meigs Coun-
- ~. Ohio. Will take nntice that isaac Kina-
man. e said county, did. on the :erth day of
Nuvemher. eiei teen hundred and ffiy-eight,
file his petition in the Court or Cannon Pleas,
within and for the county OF MelgS and State
OF Ohio. against the said Robert C'mpbell,
setting forth that the said Robert Campbell,
on he first day Of October, eighteen hundred
and fifty eip hit. was indebted to the said Isaac.
s. Kinnatnn N the sum of four hundred md
81 xt y-siS dr'llars and tweniy-six cents for the
price ami value of wheat md barrels before
that time sold and Il. livered by the plaintiff
to the defendant, at his request, and that the
said Robert Campbell has not paid said sum
Of money nor any par! thereof. and praying
for u Judgment against the said Robert Camp
he II for said sum Of four hundred and sixty
Six do lars md twenty-sx cents. with interest
hereon from the fist day OF October, eigh-
teen hundred and nifty eight. And the said
Robert Campbell is notified that an order of
| attachment has been issued against him in
THIS case and returned, and that he is re-
quir~d to appear and answer said petition on
or before I he third Saturday after the twenty
eighth day of December next. ~
| IssAAc P. KIHAMAN, i.r .i
! 46.6t$5 rs. By.T. a. Plants, his Atty
NOTICE.
| TAMFS RAnFORD, Mary Radford, John
| y Ashworlh, Thomas AShworih h, Robert n S h
worth, Jnnn P. Wolf, Frances Wolf and
James b. Ashwclth, heirs and legal re pre-
stItaives OF Thomas AShworth, deceased,
are hereby notified that William Foster aud
John Asbwor'h, Administrat rs of the estate
OF said Thomas AShworth, .eceased, did. on
the St cond day of November. eighteen htn-
drtd and fifty eight file iheiG petition, in the
Probate G Iurt cf Meigs County. Ohii, the OBJ
ject nd prayer. OF said petition, which is ow
pending in said Court is 10 obtain from aid
Court an order authorizing said petitioners
to complete real c"niract entered into, in
whiting, by the said decedent, on the elevenI h
day "f June, j $50, by conveying TO Edmund
Griffith, accord ing TO the terms OF said con-
tract, all thar part or parcel of land owned BY
said Thos. Ashworth decd. hieh lies o 4
The west side of the Athens rad, in Section
No. 6. of Town No. 2, Of Range No. t3, il
Meigs County, and know n as the Geo. Knie h
tract, IL being in the southwest corner o
said Knights tract, and that said cause is Sc
for hearing in aud by said Court, on Saturday
the eighteenth day of December Rsxt at tel
o clock NJ. II A. PLANrs, e
i 46-3w SS.C0. Atty ftr petitioners
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-08-20
From The Batto. Patriot
Old Land narks---PatriOtiC in
lSA9---TreasGn Now.

Old Records are Soutstinies Exceedingly I'm
pleasant, Particularly 'rkea the Course Of
those Named has been uere totfa0us.
In 1919, public meeting was held in Lam
caster, the home of James Buchanan. The
meeting vas held on the 2lih dry Of Deeem-
Der, 1919. James Buchanan was chairman of
ihe Committee 10 draft resolutions, and is the
author Of he following
Resotusd, That the Representatives in Con-
gress from this district be and they are hereby
requested TO nse their utmost endeavors, as
members of tic National Legislature, TO pre-
renf the eriSfaHce of -Stauery In any Of The Ter
rit0ries or STATES Which my Be erscted by Con
greSs
Resoloed, As the opinion of this meeting, that
as the Legislature of this State will shortly be
IN session, it will be highly deserving their wis
dom aud patriotism to take iHte their early ard
most serious consideration the propriety Of in-
structing our Representatives in the National
Legislature to use the most jealous and strenu-
GUS exertions to iEhiba tie frisfence Of Sfacerg
IN any Of The Territories or STATES lg1ict mdB
hereafter be created By Congress; and that tie
Members of Assembly from this county b. re-
quested 10 embrace the earliest opportunity of
bringing the subject before the House OF the
Legislature.
Resofred, That in the opinion Of this meeting
the members of Congress who, at last session,
sustained the cause of jasflce, humanity and
patriotism, az opposing tie introduction of SD
vay into The State then eadeaured TO be form
ed o0t Of Missouri Territory, are entitled 10
the acnnaesf thanks Of eus7g frisld Of h9mea-
dy.
Rssofeed, That the proceedings Of this meet
ing be published in the newspapers Of his
city.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-08-20
BLoouIsGToy, August 3, 1858.
GOING TO GLASGOW FOR IRON.

The deyelopeEaent Of she fact that tae na-
tional administration has sent to Glasgow for
S250.0Q0 Of watef pipes fer the Washington
Asqueduet, when they could hare been had
cheaper in PennzylyaBia, Is awakening feeling
Of bitter Indignation iu eastern Pennsylvania.
Throughout the various iron counties Of the
State, the furnaces AMI fJundries are idle, aud
and sueh job as thisvwoall have given them
partial employment; but an administration that
knucklea 10 Great Britain in the matter Of the
right Of search, must carry its treachery to the
counfry 20 the utmost limit, aud add 10 the
suffering Of our mechanics by sending abroad
for what could have been better made at home.
A correspondent Of the Philadelphia North
American gives the facts as follows
aSix thousand tons Of cast iron pipe were
9anted to supply the city Of Washington with
water. Congress made the necessary appropri-
alton, lone of The inducements being te supply
mechanics wish work during the present dull
times proposals we're invited, and day fixed
for their reeeptioD. When ali we're IN, then
was brought to bear certain infueaces which
are only kuoEn at Washington. 1t was neces-
sary that the successful bidder should be de-
mocrat, ia fact this vas absolutely essential, 50
that the faithful might be tue resipients Of de-
moeratic money. Besides which, person who
Is not strictly entitled to contract. and yet
receives il, is expected TO pay his friends. Un
der his process, bids from responsible parties,
legitimately engaged in the making Of pipe,
were rejected as infnrmal-seYcral is and
fsw is not being dotted OF crossed and the
contract awarded, at higher price, to gem
tienaB il this city. who, by the directory, is .
brass and ron founder Lombard street, below
Willow, where, in a building 40x50 feet, he
carries on both professions. Nov, IT is as well
known at Washington here, that brass and
iron founder is not necessarily maker OF iron
pipes; that many Of orr larges, iron founders
never make them, aud the recipient caulot be
charged with being in the business, or intend
ing to go into il. The contract being duly
signed, sealed and delivered. and the PeDnsyI-
yaaian and Argus having duly announced IN
tbeir columns, "Moro Work for PbiladelpaiA
Mechanics" the job is quietly transferred 10
BRITISH soiI. ard the $250, 900 that would have
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-08-20

GOV. WISE ON GREASY MECHANICS. Tie
erratic Governor OF Yirginia, is exhibiting
good sense in patronisiug the free State colonies
of Eli Tha3er, aud whatever tends te promote
industrial enterprise in the Old Dominion
ln speech which be made at the funeral cere-
monies over the remains of President Monroe,
at Richmond, be said
lit is time that Virginia was turning her
attention to manufactures, mechanics. mining,
and torolgn commerce. No country, no State,
can 1--we upon one only of the FIVE cardinal
powers OF production. She must resort to all
the live combined, and she is doing il. Go.
before you Leave here, my friends from New
York. and lock At Tie iron factories that are
growing mp around this noble scenery. | saw
that labor Is not the smud sill cf society and
| !haLk God that the old Colonial arisiocracy
of Virginia, which despised mcchananical and
manuel labor, is nearly run out Thank God
that we are beginning to raise miners. me-
ehanlcs and manufacturers, that viii help to
raise what is left of that aristoeracy I'D to The
middle ground Of responsibility. Laughter
aud applause.l Look al thc iron factory here;
look at the tobacco factory here--ttat factory
Is every day stealing my life away with tbe
very weed Of luxury. The Governor ehews
tobacco freely.I
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-08-20

RIGtT on THE TARIFF-Ths Reading
Journal says, "Some of tho Looofoco papers,
we'll Versed in lying, have given out that Hon
John NJ. Read, the peoples candidate for
Judge Of the Supreme Court, does not sympa-
thise with the movement in favor of protec-
tion to American industry HIS former con-
peciion with their own party might give color
TO such an inference. IL appears, however,
that Dir. Read, even when acting with the De-
mocrats, did not agree 10 the free trade no.
tions Of the party, but for years has favored
and advocated the policy of protection, and was
endorsed in the Convention by Henry c. Ca
reY, the great apostle Of protection to Amerr-
can indusuy That ought TO be enough to
satisfy every true friend Of protection that he
is all right"
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-08-20
BUCHANAN AND ENGLISH

Tie recent announcement bY a delegate III
the Illinois Lecompson Democratic ConYes-
tion, that Mr. Buchanan Is the .sPyesideut Of
the Democratic Party" seems 10 have beos
made not without authority. We fud in er
exchanges the following letter. written 81
President Buchanan to Nm H. English,
few days prior to the Congressional Conyeusios
in his district, and used BY him to faeiliiaS
bis aoniin2tion Il tells its ovn humiliatins
story
WAsnNaIov. July 25.aS58.
Hox. WV, Ii ENaLIsH Dear Slr .-AKaIe
that the convention for nominating Deme
cratic candidate for Congress 10 your District
will convene 10 a few days, ! cannot refraS
from expressing the hope tha. you may be tie
unanimous nominee Of that convention L /
lived IN your district, and bad a Thousand
votes, you should have them all Oeeupyfsa
The position you do, / consider il essential that
you should succeed n obtaining tie noInias-
iioq- j failure in this would be regarded tn
NE as Tebuke Of my Administration Tbets
mag be some as?irant for the position ia ys1H
way. Ii so, you may say to them that ~
giving you clear track they will gain NJ
favor, and may expect 10 be provided for 10
suitable manner. If nominated viii thow
as n.ach assistance ia'o your district as sou
may desire.
Our friend Hughes, see. Lls hard row to
hoe. He will be liberty sustained OF this
vou max resi- &a-fed. Your friend.
AAES 3JfSsz4-41s-~1v-
ne agsee witb tie Baltimore Patriot, hat
langaage cannot be found Of sufficient force to
condemn this degrading eourse-this Presi-
Dental iatermeddliog With political affairs, in
support of himself aud his party. just such
N Interference, it may be recollecied, was at
tempted by Mr.. Buchanan some'twelys months
ago, in his endeavors to sway the judgment of
the Pennsylvania Legislature, in electing U.
s. Senator. The communications are quite
similar in construction Of language and senti-
mens. Ii, therefore, so great a breach of
prudence was perpetrated in one case--whieh
is not denied-we have good reason to infer ii
was in the other, and are consequently, re-
luctantly, constrained TO believe the above let
ter i genuine
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-08-20
Is IT TRuE.-The Eastcn Free Press give

Is 1T TRUE.-The Eas,cn Free Press gives
currency to the following report
ssWe have understood that the heavy con-
tract for the large arnonnt Of Iron pipes needed
to supply the city of Washington with water
has been given ont and that they viii be manu-
faetured IN Scotland. II was let without re-
strietion and was taken by person in Phiiadel-
phia. Is it net burning shame, that an Ad-
lniaistration under son OF Pennsylvania should
give ont one OF the heaviest contracts uuder
its control to be taken to foreign country, in
the very article with which his own State can
supply the wants of the world -
A correspondent of the Philadelphia .Nortb
.4nericon mentions the same rumor. He
aays
ssThe rumor 10 which refer, and which has
al least the appearance Of truth, from the fact
that though tie work on the Washington aque-
duct is to be complicated this fall, none Of the
American manufacturers have been called upon
to execute it is, shat the completion of tie
cast iron pipes for tie government agueiuct al
Washingfon, although takeR IN the name OF one
Of on citizens, is, in reqiity, for the benefit of
The Scotch bon Company, located IN Scotland,
10 be brought from thence to fbis country, thus
employiag foreign artisans al the erpense Of the
Industry If our opn people, as lceii as the money
borrolced b. The government from them 10 sustain
its credit at home and abroad."'
It is but fair that the administration should
have the chance to deny this, if it can We
give the report as it stands, and repeat our in
quiry-Is it true
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-08-20

done much to benefit our coal and iron miaers
and our blast furnace men and iron founders,
and also our c0asting vessels in tranSportaslsss
TO Washington, will be expended in building uys
our rivals 10 England. When eur own govern
ment goes abroad for water PIPE, when offered
TO them by American founders al less price,
how can We expect foreign governments 70 con-
herea Ii We ignore the fact that our iron hss
been pronounced superior to theirs, lbs compe-
tent authority can We expect them 10 appraei-
ate IT. The injury done TO US as nation 81
this trick of our democratic government can
not be estimated BY Millions
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-08-20
Tascumbia, Ala., JulY l0th.

How 1T CANE TO LfGHT.--The authenticity
Of Hon. VIM. Montgomery's letter to Nr.
South, ordering that Ehiskey for sthe old chief
was first denied by the papers enlisted on his
side. But the denial was 'no go.' How dii
that letter get air7 Dir. South states that he
never named it to the editor ef the Clipper
The mystery is solved by the Brownsville Times,
lsionigomery's organ, which states that Mr..
Bailey. postmaster az Browns vile, procured it
and vas instrumental in is publication. Did
Mr.. Bailey do this at the instance of tihe old
Chief and out of gratitude for the Office he
holds At all events, it settles two things
that the letter is genuine, and that the Ad-
lnluistration has no friendly wishes for tue sue
cess of Mr.. NJ. whether it may or may rot have
q liking for his whiakey.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-08-20


DOUGLAS AND LINcoLN.-Douglas has
made three speeches in Illinois since his return.
at the delivery of every one Of which Lincoln
was present, much 10 the discomfort and dis
satisfaction of Douglas himself and tue parti-
zans that surrounded him. He is to them what
Mordecai, sitting in the kings gate. was to
Haman and be- spoiis all their calculations,
by holding meetings wherever Douglas does,
and exposing the sophistries Of that Senator
The Chicago Press, in view of the annoyance
caused TO Douglas by this arrangement, makes
this proposition
''Let NTr. Douglas and Mr. Lincoln agree to
canvass the State together, in the usual Western
style. We have reason TO believe this would
meet Mr Lincoln's views In this way the
people can make Up their minds as to which
candidate Is right II Mr. Douglas shall re-
fuse TO be party to such an arrangement, 1t
will be because he is coward. We are we'll
aware tba; so long as be aceomplishes his pur-
pose, be cares not how he aeeorDplishes IT. But
must either 20 With Mr. Lincoln now, or run
away from him as be did in 1854. Which will
be do -
We venture to predict that be sill run away.
1t is no part OF his programme 70 let both sides
be heard