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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-16


FEvERs-Fever, like every other form Of disease
to which the human system isliah s caused by i'm
pure humors. This being caused BY the moro iaPi''
action Of the blood struggling With nature ndeavor-
ing out oil the body tho corrnft matter mhch is
deadly opposed to health. Hence tho good and bad
humors are at with each ohcr, and the cvutnio-
ton which follows causes eyer and heat. The 5! N-
toms of fever various; cmusng hcavines', lam
guild ditic ut breathing eyeSdniu ann heavy, anxiety,
sishng and yawning, alternate hts Of heat and cold
After which the patient complains OF pains in the
head and back, great tbirs, nausea and sickness, a
fulness aboutthe stomach, and sometimes vomiting
bilious matted. DR. Morse's indian Root Pills are
ackno edged to be n strenhening ard delightful
medicine for all kinda Of fevers. They not onl!
cleanse the stomaclta and bowels from all bilious
but they open the excrcory vessels, causing
lh en- pour copicus efusions from the blood into
the bowels, after Shch the corrupt oil mass is howr
out by the natural passage of the body. All that Is
required, in urgent cases Of fever, Will be to take
large doses. In order to have them operate
thoroughly by the bowels, take from three to FIVE
night and morning, until the fever entirely disap-
pears After which, from two to feur every evening,
until WE'LL and you will bo convinced that tkis is the
best waS check fever, because they drive out all
Inflammation, and restore tie body TO astste of sound
health. And the blood apd other fluids will be 50
thoroughly purified thai dis in any form will be
utterly impossible. s.s 4; e.r.f r..t.F -. y.,f +
DIR. Morse,s Indian Root Pills sold BY all deal
ers in Medicines. Ia
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.


TAINTEn BLoep-DR. RoDApx's REMEDEs.-SicI ne S.
cannot eo-exist with healthy blood; nor health with
tainted, blood7 consequently ths purGation Of the
stream Of Life is an absolute conditpl of perfect
cure, whatever may be the npaDt recu er:ltion
" tile debiiitntcd and wasted system, down
the conflict with disease arc the result acies e,f by
DIR. oback's celebrated scRudina rian Blood nfcdi-
eines. We believe that his claims 10 the confidence
Of the sick valid. Tint his Blood Pttsund Good
Purifier, doing wonders on the suval borders OF
our great rivers, in relieving Intermittent Fever aud
Billions affections, cannot be quesiohed In st th"y
TIre the leadiny Family Nedcinestf the West and
South. Few plantations, in those regions iti,-
out them. We understand, and VIC will add that
ih.rc ought not to be ANY exceptions to tho general
rule. The BIoods Pills have intary effect IL
DIarrhea and in all Disorders of the Stomach and th.
Bowels. We cordially recommend Ir. Robaek's pre-
parstions to invalids Of avery class, and invite at
tention to the cogen ststcmchls contained in hs ad
! vcrtisement. I'm,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-16
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY Y
... SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celeb rated EcuBale Pills.

.PRoTEcTE3l BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
Prepared from prescription of SirJ. Clarke, M H..
Physician Extra ordnaryto the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfaiIing in the OF
all those painful and dangerous diseases which
female constitutionis subject. Il moderatss all ex-
and all obstructfons, and sPeedy cure
may be relied ON. ,li-1-L q "a .L'.s. trfqe. r..
TO MARRIED LADIES
1t peculiarly suited 1t WILL in short time bring
on tho monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Doilar, r,lbears the Govcrn-
ment Stamp of Grent Britain, 10 prevent countsrfet.
r. -l.,..t.t. a5sCAUTlON. - .- r -.
These pills should not be taken by females during
the FIRST THREE MONTHS OF pregnancy, as they are
TO bring Miscarriage but any other time they
In allcases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain
in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue ON slight exertioh
Palpitation of the Heart, Hysterics and Whites the
Pills will encct cure when ali other means have
failed, and although powerful remedy do not con-
tain iron, calomel. antimonyor anything hurtfui of
the constitution. bi Oh -u~lt -9d I'D ot.E q "a
Full directions accompany each package.
sole agent for the United States and Canada,
- .'- tat' s. - JOB MOSES,
o. Late L. c. Baldwin & co!) Rochester, n. r.
N. B.--S1,OO ande postage stRmpscEclosed to nm
authorized gent, will insure bOtle Of the Pills b
return mail. - .fT '-f.-.. b..
For sale by o. Reed, Polnercy, OIL y. Park, and
snire, EestoinSl Co. Cincinnati, o. tulysiyit
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-16
NOTICE.

ID OBERT CAMPBELL, late ofMeigs Coun-
IL ~ Ohio will take notice that David Nc
CandlcSs, VIM. MesnS and Harrison A. Coffin,
partners, doing business under the name Of
McCs ndleSS, Means & Co., OF Pittsburgh in,
lha Slate OF Pennsylvania, did, on the twelfth
day Of November, eighteen hundred and f,ty-
eight, file their retitIon III tue Court of Com
mon Pleas, within and toI the county OF Meigs
and State OF OHIO, against the said Robert
Campbell, setting forth that the said Robert
Campbell on the seventeenth day OF Septem-
Der, ely hteen hundred and fifty y-eight, was
idebted 10 the said McCandess Means G
Co, IN IKE sum OF SIX hundred aud seventeen
dollars and eighty cents 70: the prizes oG goods,
wares and merchandise, be fore that time sold
and deIvored by the said Nc CandIess, Means
X Co., TO the sad Robert Campbell, OF his
request; and in the further sum of two hum
1red and nlnety-two dollars and foIty-6v
cents, tor so1huch money before that Time
had been received bv the said Robert Camp
bell for the use Of the said McCandless,
Means & CO., and that the SAID Robert { amp
DELL has not paid, sad sum OF money, NJ r
either Uf them, nor any part thereof, and pray-
ing for a judgment against the SAID Rubet
Campbell for nfle hundred and twenty Ave
doliaGS aud twenty-five cents, the amoltnt OF
sad several sums, with interest on six hun
dred aud seventeen doiialS and eighty GEMS
thereof, from the seve nteenth day OF Septem-
ber, eighteen hundred and nifty eight, aud on
iwo hundred and ninety two dollars aud for
y five cents from thest of November, egh-
;een hundred and fiIy eight. And the sud
iobert tCsmpbeii is notified that all order of
altac hment has been issued sgalnst him IN tins
case and returned, and that he is required
q appear and answer said pstitlon on or be-
lore the third Saturday alter the twenty
eighth day Of December next.
T. A. PLARrs.
46-6t- 500. Attorney for plaintiffs.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-16
NOTICE


D OBERT CAMPBELL, late Of Megs Coun-
IL ~, Ono. will take notice that DIN 2.
Wolf Of said county, did. ar the
9th day Of November, 1853, .: Z
file his petition in the C}urt OF Common Pleas,
within and fot the county Of Neigs and State
OF Ohio. agnust the said Rol ert 6 mrhen,
3etiiag forth that the said Robert Campbell.
on the thirteenth day of October eighteen
hundred and fifty eight was indebted TO tbs
said John p. Wolf in he sum OF or. hundred
and 6ltecn dollars and seventy four celitS, ON
prumiSsOry note made by the said Robert
CaInphcli, daled July thtIy first, eighteen
hundred and fifty eight. whereby The said
Rulcrt Campbell pre- missed TO pa 10 the orde (
of the said John L. Wolf. in Que day after the
dale thereof, the sum Of ore hundred and
twenty nne dollars and thirty two cents, and
IN the further sum oi six hundred and eiEhtt-
two dDllarS and !nily fiSe cents for the price
and value OF wheat before that time sold and
delivered hl the said JUhnP. Wolf IN the q ICt
Robert Campbell at his rrGuest--ilfat said
suns Of money have not been paid nor anv
part thereot. and praying for Judgment
asanst The said Robert CamphFll tpr sever
hundred and ninety eIghl dollars aud AIN. :
lcen cents, the amount Of sAf,l sums, with III :
terest thereon from the said ihirteenih day . f
Octoheri eighteen hundred aud hly eight.
And the said Robert Cam pbelI is notified that
an order Gt attachment has beer issued IW
this case and returned, and That he is re-
Suired 10 appear and answer said petition on
or before the third Saturday sfIer the enty-
eighth day OF December neAi.
JOHN P. WOLF,
46-6t-S5.25 BY r. A. PLASrs. his Aity.
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FITsl FIT s!l aF1r-srl
HANCE's VEGETABLE EXTRACT,

FOR TIE FITS, sPAsMsi CRAMPS AND HEKvoUs
.rusae,.r AND CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES. f..s o.,
Persons who arc aboring under any distressing
malady will find HAScE's VEsErABLE EPiLEPrIc Pills
to be the only remedy for curing Epi
lepsy or Falling Fits.
1lesS pills possess specific actoneon the nervous
system; and, althouglithey are prepared especially
for the purpose of curing Fits they will be found OF
especial benefit for all persons afflicted with weak
nerves or whose nervous system has been prostrat
or shattered from any cause whatever. In Chronic
complaints diseases long standing, superinduced
by NERVOUSNESS, thsy are exceedingly beneficial.
Priee 50 per box or two boxes for s5. Persons out
city, enclosing remittance, will have the pils
sent them througlthe mail, free postage For sait
BY SETH AheE, No. IGs Baltimore strsel, Baltimore
Md, whom orders from all parts Of the Union musl
be addressed, post paid. [Jan:le, '5s.-2-ly,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-16
For the MeIrs County Telegraph

Mr.. Ep1ToR:-Upon consultation with
number of gentlemen, it is thought adj
visable to call a meeting to make Arrnnge
ments for course Of popular lectures in
Pomeroy, This meeting will be5bsld at
the Auditors Office. in the Court-House.
on Thursday evening", 18th inst. ato7
o'clock. tbs to be hoped that there will
be full attendance Of the friends of Ibis
desirable enterprise. "CITIZEE. F"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-16
, New YORK EiccttOn.

The official vote in the Ninth Congress
ional District Of New York. elects Has
kins by a majority Of THIRTEEN! So,
the Democracy have not carried single
member out Of the city.a They have nom
inally elected four city members, but the
seat Of one of these will be successfully
contested. The, Government employees,
which at all times constitute an army in
numbers, was increased by mary thou
sands for the purpose of carrying the
election. With these hordes, and a law
jsh expenditure of public patronage, the
Administration carried three members out
of thirty three which the Empire tSlate''
sends 10 that body. 90 i.'' 30 HsY9 !!ar
- Morgan, the Republican candidate, has
over 1900 majority over Parker; THE
Democratic candidate, and much larger
one over Burrows, the American Il candi-
date. Gerritt Smith, the Abolition can
didate, received but small vote. ,rhe
whole Republican State tickets elected by
about the same majority, as Governor,
while the aggregate Republican majority
in the whole State, on Members of Con-
gress, is more than 10000. e.'o 1a. ''g
The Legislature stands: Republicans,
70; Democrats, %; Americans, go; SO il
will be seen the Republicans have clear
majority Of 29 over the vote of the Dem
ociats and Americans combined! Tbat
will do for New YoIk 't!'-a"" ~" i'.'s
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-16
\ T1-II-'.T v-Tf77- : = =
The New GOSneI.

The Charleston Mercury" elhes organ
Of the Dcmocracyof South Carolina. and
an advocate Of the revival of, the African,
slave trade, is enlighteniDg the world
with a new dispensation. He says he can
prove that nearly ALL the founders of; this
GoVernment Werc RINK A6olitiOnists, and
that the prohibition, by them, of the slave
trade, was abolition fanaticism, and ought
TO be wiped OUT, Itdeclares that, instead
Of a barbarian and pirate, the slave trader
is an svOngciist and 6ensfdctor = We copy
q single sentence as a specimen of De-
mocrady in land where men talk right
out their plans. and dough: :fsces dqns;t
yegetste. The 'Msroary" says;'ay ,som
.b.sThe great GIvTLIzER, as well as. EVAN
oELIsr, Is the SldsehoIder,; and "a success-
fit Ooyogs of on AFRToAg STA YER does
more for ei0ilizati0n than nit the mission
aries tint are spending their lives on tas
AIyicoH Continent ~ a.-ai r1f.s'..
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-16

'~HA dispaich from Utica. dated cd
inst, says: Ofsatbus 3 MattesoIl, mem
Der of Congress, was challengedlet sths
polls of the Ward wherellie resides IN pils
city, to-day, sabd hiss vote VASE Tefuseds
The ground Of challenges was that he bad a
wager psnding'oudhe result of the election.
TIE 'etailsnged was isaisted upon and lhe
did not NolS. I'D aei ri. tDo '1'T T~1-r
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-16
Il KeRiSs e Work.

As our readers VIII remember, as
Fsoon s-the news OF the probable success
Of Douglas in carrying the Legislature oI
Illinois, by means of an unrigh,eous dis
trieling of the State, against q large -popu-
lar Republican majority WAS received, We
entered on record our prediction. that he
would be,the next Democratic. candidate
for President, and dictated BY the extreme
South, ty .ssug ,s-di4al ~ iig d, } ssoeoa
We now have before MS, thSIast number
of "The South..'"a Democratic paper pub
lished in Richmond, Yayand ono of the
most ultra Of all'the';fre; eating, Journals
of the Southern, States, 10 1t contgins long
and labored editorial article headed, "JupcE
DoueLAs AND THE RIGHTS OF TAE Sourn.' y
In this article, the editor, after discussing
at large the merits Of Douglas, condenses
his erpose into eleven distinct propositions
Ha'few of which we copy, as foliows:I
"He denies that the negro was, intended
to be embraced within The eJatactions Of
tie Declordtion Of EIadeFendence, and as
-serts that thepright OF freedomand equality
was predicated only Of the dominant .ace
of whte'mens''a gal aidJ.% o4ssJs.v.r
ale denies the authority Of the Federal
Government to discriminate against the
interests Of slavery" 10 iss..s- .s .-s'a
"He supports the decision of the Su.
preme Court. and asserts for slavery the
rigM of coolaization IN tie Territories"
p"He protests his opposition to Black
Republicsnism at every point and upon
every prineiple.''5 -io1 - FFNh .srl
lie pledges ahiinassyf to fidelity TO tile
organization, .priaeipiss and nominees Of
Me Democratic party.n q 'es al.o4
The article then concludes in these sig
niicant words: Is lagg1oY s-IE
"FrDm thiS summary Of the principles
enoanced in .JttIge DoagidS's erpos lion +
his tpinio,ss IL i> o6oiouS that, uhate1ef his
alteration tn respect Of PaSt. isSaesg ne Is
sound On tie .phiio&0phy Of negro Slavery,
and is scorrect IN his vie,D ot'tke. relGtioHs 5e-
t,Veen Tie .Ststes and the Federdi Goper,,-
ment. He may s9ftfy dejy his enemies to
exhibit a,sother Northern man ,oith a pro
fession Of .taim more acceptable TO tie
South" '' +.. A.f"5' 79f,-D 5t'a
Thus the curtain lifts, and the play be-
gins. 1t will be amusing to watch the
actors in this, double game of deception
and humbug. But will it win? Can any
Northern States be again deluded infoethe
support of party whose only hope Of Sue
cess consists in deceiving them? We don't
believe it, but time will show. .a7s,.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-16

MEYERS, THE c6USTBRFE1rER. The
Sheriff o. Hamilton county arrived here
yesterday from CincinratI,s having in Gus
tody Edward Nevers, who WAS sentenced
to seven years. confinement in the sPeni-
tentisIy on charge of counteffeiting.
Nevers was aresident of Walnut Hills.
dear the city. and q man of considerable
property, who, for years hae been flooding
the country with spurious coin and paper.
-AGol,in161s F;ict e .t7A'a z iT'
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Died.

Al the residence Of his brother, DenDi, Hceox, in
Mtdd,crUrt, Sunday, Ttit in.t, nt 10 o'rotk A. M
CoRLr llroox, aged 81 years. 10 months and 10 dsyS
Tho deceased leaves an Secd Father md Mother
and largo family fbrohers and siatcFA ghu mourn
his untinely end. He was younE man OF strong
home R,,arhmcn nts--wss respect by nh who Know
him. lie wns certainly dutlrui son, un sHsetloHsts
brother, and n kid, obgine, warnheuried friend.
All who knew him, =, upati,iie deeply with tho az
nitied family. Cox.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-16
'TlIe, Secrets OF LcgislatiOn.

ALI our readers know that committees
Of Congress spent alarge part of the lasl
session in lerpeting out the bribery and
co'FnPt9n {lH {ghat was employed in, Pgttipe
through that body the tariff Of 1857 4
was shown by that Investigations thai
Lawrence, Stone e. Co., spentn Ss87 Oee
in engineering that bill through. g How
much others contributed we believe was
NOT definitely ascertained.1 ind 5s.l ,,e F.
7FThe Philadelphia News tofai late date,
has an article explaining how the celebrated
tariff Of, 846 was carried. The following
extract contains, the kernel 9fthe nut, Tbs
News" says: ''lGrad 41ali
"We have received communication
from gPnlIemah .5who fswas formerly 3
mauufaclurer. iu, England, which infoim.
us that 70 procure the repeal Of the tariff
law Of 184s, or as il is stated, 20 dissem,
mate free trade principles, and 10 assisi
the political party in this country, which
opposed protection alLele was "a fund d
f6oo,oO0 raised by, taxing the ,nanurac,
turers, of England. each, III accordance
with The amount Of bis. business The
gentleman who gives this ipfolmation was
preparing leaYt England atthe time, and
!eIpsed y pay his 4uotaof the lax :, :;
A fund oilslx hundred thousand peundi
or thrdd, millions Of d0llarSgfaisedi IN Ing
land, TO put through the. Congress of tlRe
Uated States piece Of legislation 70 sui
the interests of toreigns capitalists! Three
millions Of dollars is a large ssum ~ bat il
was no doubt; the most profitable inxesti
ment that could have been rnade.S 3 IL has
been returned many times, no doubt, ID The
proifs of iron alone, sold in THIS country
that would otherwise have been manuiacs
tured at home indl elIsami neI1iia Lna
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-16
ProcIan,.,tionI ny HE Governo,

lDlIn compliance with a. Joint, Resolution
Of the GeueIal Assembly, L. SALMON p.
CHAsEsg Governor of the State oil Ohio
hereby appoint Thursday. the 25sh day Of
November. 1858, las IA day of Public
Thanksgiving to almighty God; H b.u34r
roAnd / earnestly recommend to the Peo-
pie OF the Stale, the due observance of that
day by absti&nce iron, ordinary labors /;
byGpublie and private offerings of praise
and gratitude for the multiform and mani
fold Blessings and Benefits: National, So-
ci,ll and Personal, which Con hath been
gladiousy pleast.hto bestow upon US; and
by fervent prayers that he will cause His
Goodness too"bopnd yet more and more
towards U.S. protesting our whole Country
from ioreignene mics aud m+stic dissen-
sions. distinguishing by His Favor. our
State institutions Of Government, Eduea-
ton and Bensvdlence, and dlcoltluciing each
of us tlHough the blesscd1ways of Peui-
tente and Faith to the glorious con summa-
tim OF Earthly Hopes sin II HeaNenlyr Rest.
Given under my hand and, the Great Seal
reaj. ,f1oofi thenStatei of. Ohio, this eighth
l99fIsG y adayof, November, "A D.sl85sY 30
By the Cover nor;,tc re s. p ACHAsE..
"a SilA.i F.. RUssELI, jSecretarysof State. %
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M ded.

outhe 4h ins,., 10y Robert Hysell. ESQ. Mr.. W.
IB o!LAoaI sud Miss SrsAs Carson, Hli Of Salisbury
rtis, MeiPs County. Ohio.
On the 4th Inst, IN Nebraska. Nr. JnBK GoRsucP
and Miss MARY MrNokToH, both Of salisbury Tp..
Mcigs County. Ohio.
or the 10Th Inst, by J. X. Phison. Esq., MR. DAVIS
M. BAEsR aud Miss EMILY J. MuoRE, hll OF Meigs
County, Ohio
on the Iclh last. by J. II. phIlson Foo JAcop l..
BAgIn and HANNAH MooRE, all OF Mries County Ohio.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-16


FRANk BkAIR AND SLAvERf - Mr. Blair,
Of ST. Ldais, having been charged with
The ownership Of 80 slaves. and with being
aihypoerite oIIhe subject ofemahcipsitlo
makes answer in a published letter as fol-
lows: d9sfiI 2 10 s2$1eiuiEaau
siam the owner of a few slaves, most
Of them purchased by me to prevent them
rom being eeperatedi from their families
and L have ema1cipated more than now
own. The d0ctrine advocate viii, if sue
cessful. give freedom to alt the slaves" IN
Missouri, my own included, andlI should
consider this great boon cheapiy purchased
by the sacrifice of whatever INTEREST," have
inthat species ofpropehy.a George WASH
ingtoh, Thonhas Jefferson, John Jay OF
New York. and Henry Clay were all
slapeholdersAtifey were all advocates Of
emancipation and would all be hypocrites
according TO o.tlie logic rof the negro De.
mocracy' of the day.i' hsii l'o'cTa ait
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1InlDm nl.sR RMw.

4 Ann IA, N, ~ -ut...t
A citip,J pf Alabnms. JS-r,s.t wealth
,,Ye,,;,,h $500 j. -,
4, ~. III
~, 80
s1 i,s, - 's'es' III ""'
f;lv ~ pr;1%ss NY 1p'. '' S;Hs y, - =. '"ln
\ ,yes Of ,ho Ch;va,rr - ,on,, - = - ,,",, ~
o;nod = H. GO - 81
nnaa - ~ dse,,. ~ ss--:'5 =
II nm 81; y. ;fIrSIirJ IA 1ISGSyTSfr'To r.
ssJ al. :;
heirs. a-ert sFSSSSE GSI Ia.
But this gentleman, not wishing to sub
ject his children to tlis2PDiyine 1nstiid, ,
tiou. - went 70 France and there emanci.
epaled and educated lhep; and not W shiug
TO trusfite itethesharpies on the bench raf IA
sla vehdldeissi Court any aoiA heH nigh t
make, decided his esialesqo his IcRiIdtgn,
tby all the solemnily Of legal foirrms.-
kSnpposipg that in, this, way his children
wouldnnot be edefrautlsdI ouho of tlieitsrighGs
by corrupt Judges. he diedIin peaeeg iHd
but there?,is no 'llainy ,teqaired to be
done In in support of slavery that cannot fra
willing tools t6 do M it. ~a' ta "97' "h IN
The Courts pft alabama ohaye just de-
rcIdedI that the Sieeds sarervoids sbscause' the
mother Of theI gran Tees was a we, and
fhaVe deeteed tlie. properly 10 distant relS-
liives1 They refer to the cs9lfal, ,arlicle in
/ the creed of DemOcracV--the; nrad gSaolt
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-16
irvation Of their institutions aud their

preskrvation of their institutions and their
libtIlies. they. must place ia the positions
pf ipdgkncea and poser men " 10 adqllt 4
|figksr in.O than mere expectancy, And
whose allegiance 70 the Requirement Of
shas law siisapso Ihst, to set ~ sxq.gRls|
of stern honesty to those who nattallx
look to the cohduct of the Rulers of"theN
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-16
Z Dtm bmtiscn(rNts.

F0oK Sale.
TJAVING completed the new "ART PAtAJE,,
1 oncr tNe "FLoATiNG ARTiST'' for snle at n
grsat bRrE1h-lers tinr the lumber cost. Shris 90
constructed thai she cannot cnk-is In lrs raj con.
dtisu-is suitable for Il SaiOon--Store -BoaI-WOrk-
shop or Family Boat For particulars apply to tho
| subAcribcT this week Mt Mddleport. tr''t q w
November l6-46,tf. J. CHI. MOORE.
NOTICE is hereby given, that Cyrus Russell has
~ been appointed and duly qualified rs A mini.
rtor de lonus non Of the estate of Reese w. Sims
late Of Meigs County, deceased. Dated this lOtii
day OF November, 1858. CYRUS RCsSkLL
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8. II $23 40 are paid for the use Of $3.50
fSstwo yeafe, whaCLis tho rate per cent?
G. What is the difference between the
Interest of 81 ,Qa0 for 10 years. at elk per
cent, aifd the discount of the same sum,
-sur=tl1e- same time, at the same --rntergpet-