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HOWARD ASSOCIATION


Il BeHsuolent Institution, established By special en-
d0tcmeRt for. the relief of thu sick and distressed,
afflicted nth PRUDENT and Epidemic diseases
VsO all persons afnicted with Sexual Diseases,
i such as S Pc r RH A, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS. IMPOTENCE, GONORRHGA a,
GI.EET, SYPHILIS, the Vice OF oNANISM. or
SELF ABUSE &C., &c.
The HowAR ASSOCIATION. in view OF the
aw full restructi of human life, caused by Sex
uaI diseases, and the receptions practised upon
the unfortunate victims of suChdfseases byQuacks,
sev0al years agotdirected their Consulting Sur
geou asa ACT worthy of their
name to open a Dispensary for the treatment OF
this class of diseases.in all their forms. and to
give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS, to all who
apply by letter, with a description of their con-
dition- age. occupation. habits of life, Gel and
in cases. of extreme poverty to FURNISH MEDI-
CINES FREE OF 1t is needless to
add that the Association commands the highest
Medical skill of the age, and will furnish the
most approved m odern treatment
The Directors, on a review of the past, feel as
sured that their labors in this sphere of beneyo-
lent effort, have been of great benefit to the az
ficted. especially to the young. and they have
resolved to devote themselves. with renewed
zeal. to this very important but much despised
cause
Just Published by the association, a Report on
Spermatorrh9a.oT Seminal Weakness, the Vicu
of Onanism, Masturhation or elfAh aned
sother Diseases OF the Sexual Organs, by the Con
uIting Surgeon. which will be sent by mail, Tin
a scaled letter en- velope) FREE OF CHARGE
on receipt OF STAMPS for postage.
Address. for Report or treatment Or. GE6RGE
X. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon. Howard As
sociation, No. . South Ninth Street. Philadelphia
Pa. BY order Of The Directors,
d HEA RTWEBL, President.
GEO. Secretary ly2f
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sHERIFF'S SALE.
Isaac Clayberg,

vs.: Common Pleas.
jonas Slower.
10y virtue of q writ of Fl. Fa in the above
ID ease, duly issued from the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Ashland County, and,to me di-
recied | will sell at Public Auction, ut the
door of the Court House, in said county, on
Saturday, the 18th dag Of May, 1853
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M, and
4 o,c.ock P. NJ, of said day, the following
described lands and tenements, to- wit BE
ing town lot number eighteen t1S.) and all OF
town lot humble, nineteen u},) excepting
thirty feet formerly sold to and decided to
William II. Imhoff. off from the. west side Of
said lot number nineteen tl9,) running the
whole length of the same, in Markley's adj
dition, to the town of Ashland. in said coun-
ty, as the property of John P. Yeisley. de-
fendant. Appraised at one thousand dollars,
Terms of Sale-Cash.
JOHN j. HOFFMAN. Sheriff.
April 13. 1858. 43ts-pfs5.0 90
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BRIDGE NOTICE.

THE undersigned will offer for sale the
i building OF a Bridge on the Mansfield
Road, in the village of Ashland, on Wednes-
day the 28th of April at 2 o'clock of said day
HERVEY FEM,
WIN. S. STRICKLAND,
JACOB EMRICK,
Commissioners.
Ashland, April 10, 1858. 4w4s
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Arril q, lsss
Johm N. Bowman.s

John N. Bowmanss {
NOTICE ia hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been appointed and qualified as Administra.
tor on the Estate of John n. Bowman. late OF
JOSHUA BOWMAN.
March "a, 1883. 3w4s
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I come. with a cheerful song come,
| And I hope ere long through the world Z
~ATTACHMENT NOTICE,

John nitehisl No sIds 2. is s, hsrs : siy y :
A. G.. Tilton.A this day issued in the above
case by Jacob Fast, ED. J.. p. for the sum
of.thirty dollars and thirty three cents, and
ffty dollars, probable costs. Dated, April 3,
1858. 3w45s JOHN RITCHIE.
nOO AIS OHIO M aNUF aCTURED
"a LINS II OIL-warranted pure-fors sale cheap
4otf ROLLER &
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aPompey, de coru's up" De ORR
up2-why I only planted it y~esterds.'
II know dat, but de hogs got in last
night, aud guy it . lift"
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hsIni My rom ~
The garst serofula doUa 20 a cemmon Pimpl..
He has tried it IN over clever hundred qhnod,fe Sasss, and =
NOR. He has now in his possession over ons hun.
dred certihcetes OF its veIue, ali within twenty
Two bottles are warranted to cure a nursing sore
mouth.
One or two bottles will cure the worst kind Of
T rwo1 ho aIIes ounsiss ,sr AM t !. e1rs IN Ta.st
canRer in the mouth OF stomseh.
Three to i've bottles are Warranted to cure the
worst kind of Erysipeias.
onetotwe bottles are warranted 60 cure all hu
Two bottles are " arranted to cure running Of the
ears and bIotches among thehsir.
and rdorunn nn,ng Ulcers. :
One bottle will cure scaiy eruptions OF the Bib
Two or ihree bottles are warranted Q saie .
Two or three bottles are warranted to cure the
most desperate case Of rheu@
Rheum
Five to eight bottles viii cure the worst case Of
A oeneht is always experieIeea from me -
oS ~, on = \ Z psii is tsk e =
RoxBuRy. MASS.
passover peaS Wkip in curing ali RRind oihumoIs, is SO wei
established by the unanimous voice OF all who
!. : IN drne ists N the country are unanimous in
its nr.ise
= nressrtine the Medical Discovery TO youruo-
tiee, ldoit with a full knowisdgs Of It's sSIalase
pomels = - wbieh Son are nnfortunateiy so liable
That most exerueiating disease to aaeetionAte
mother, 49, g.. 1ne.
Nursing sore lu0utD,
Is cured as If by a miraclei your own temper 10
restored to its natural sweetness, and your babe
from short aud Sfretful maps to calm and sweet
/ stumble rs and the Medical Discovery becomes q
sountain ofbIessiu g TO your husband and household
In the more adysn ced stages of
Carrier
: = Dyspepsia,
-,. .a.h,a 81, the .tom, eh. ms
two n.Sn istss.inss ana
"
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'ItHE Board OF Directors present to the Police
Il Holders, aud TO the public, the following Re-
port: ". feel grateful for the eAtent OF its 1usi
ness. and in ieiurh. we are fIeased L" be able IL
announce TO them the present prosperous cUpdi-
tioD of The Company. 1t might MOI be inapPro
Pirate To say al this Time that at the organisation
VI the ashland County Mutual Fire iusuranc &c
Company y. and previous to the conimencepieht of
lis busfness transactions, the Board OF Directors
adopted The following saluiary rule UfaCtion. VIZ:
To e0RfEe tke risks to the safer Kind of prop. rtg
TO take money enough HpOn issuing a Policy TO
pay any probable loss dHrisg iks continuance, and IN
addition 20 the amount of cash reeeiped, 10 require
at the same time u small dep0site note 10 prO1ide for
any aHEsWai CO Efas ratios" Ihis rule must be ap
parent 10 e ely bnsih0ss man. That in order sue
cessiuily 10 conduct the business of an Insurance
.omps ny AID promptly pay its losses. the funds
should DE provided before Tie loss happens. Upon
this principle of Reasoning, the Directors conn
merCed the business OF the CompaAy-so faL it
Ias ncen prOredto he a correct Rrinl iple. and the
.SaiGiary ru.e rhus established at the OF ganization
( the Company. Remains u0changed 10 this dsy.
b. adheriug TO this pian
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AMERICAN BROAD CLOTHS,
Petershans, CaSsimereS, Satinetts,
and Union Mills goods of every description.
COATS AND PANTS
of every style and quality. made of the very best
Cloths, ~Cassimeres, Satinetts and material for ma
king the same by the cord.
VESTS AMID W}BS THINGS
of every style and quality, such as Silk. Silk vel
vet, Plush, Satin, Worsted. Cashmere. Cloth and
Satinett. Alarge assortment oil Gloves. Hosiery
Shirts Rosoms, UmdershiTts, Drawers overshirts,
Overalls. Collars, Cravats. Stocks, and in a wort
everv thing usually kept in clothing and furnish.
lug stores
We will take in exchange for our goods all kinds
of
for which we will allow the highest market price.
Z We may be found at our old stand, three
doors East ( our dry goods Store, aud nearly op.
posite the Bank.
IT. G.. BUSHNELL & co.
Ashland. Oct. %. 1857. neitf
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IPuBLIc-No 81

Al RESOLUTION authorizing Lieut.. William
N. Jefsis to accept a sword of honor from
her Majesty the Queen of Spin.
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AuDlToRs OrrlcE,

AUDITOR 8 OFFICEJ 4
ASHLAND. April 20, 1885,.
1 hereby certify that the foregoing
acts are correctly copied fromthe orig
nal acts as reported to this Office.
JAMES SWINEFORD,
County auditor.
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Ma % RMR9

AG@ SSGa - Xxx
for The payment OF iOsses. or Tor any other pur-
pose have ever been made upon the premium notes.
and we trust. by care, prudence and strict econ
Oniy IN -the management of the affairs Of the Com
rauy. that no assessment willie necessary to be
made nnlesstt should happen to be a year oi ex
traUrdiuar! loss.
" e deem ii proper in presenting you our Report
Of the hnancisl conditiono OF the Company. to give
II from its organization in april, AID 1851. 10 the
9th of March. A. d., 1853. showing the gross
-mnu mt of expenditures. with the average per ) ear.
in order to sho~ You that NO extravaganza, i'm
prurepce. or prJdigallty in expenditures have been
sanctioned by US. ard that our object has been To
Afford TO the pubic an opportunity TO procure safe
Insurance at Moderate cost. and strictly upon the
been aonut one sixth one per &c nj. per annum
oh the gloss anlount insured.
FlNaNCssL STATEMENT.
Whole amount of property insured to
March 9th. % ,44a, 5000
amount OF Polioies expired and can
eeiled ZOOS .e1s 90
Amt now at risk. Marche Q, 1858. 81. AZ. 7U7 on
Cash Receipts OF office.
For CASA So, 5000
For baiance. VI Interest...--..-..-.. 537 %
Tutal cash receipts SEQ, II7 81
Payments.
For total amount Of profit and loss paid
For a.aouni paid 10 agent ttr e smnis. so''0' "
sions, being equal to about ten per
c. mt 2.59360
For salaries, CIerA hire, Dtreetors'Iees,
or equsi TO SO o 81 per Year.
For prI ting and advertising paid to
Tunes ofiice Tor 5 years .--...-..-... 342.5O
or an average I'll sos. 20 per year.
For printing aud advertising to foreign
offices for 2 ears ...-......-.-.-.... 1.l16.9I
or an average OF s I6s IA per year.
For Books and stationery for the Office
or an average Of sao.as per Year
For postage aud express ena ges for sew
or an average q s6s. 10 YER car.
For LIAveliug. expenses in locating agen-
cie- Tor seven years .-...-..-.-...-... 534.I7
or an average OF ; '6.39 per year.
For Office hxi ures. sale aud desks---..- 229-O6
For l2.Ub
polieies 5Ifa5
For lin I bells, OF 269.54
ssents secured BY onds.-......... $3.50
Total amount 1857
III esenI Capital to Meet Losses
Premium notes subje ct To assessment. s9l,os4.65
aboee 7.s33.5o
Sareh. To- 3otb OF March 392. 05
Premium notes do do ,604 e9
1t will be seen that We have az amount eqnafto
about seven er cent. on the amount insured, al
70 idiDg the ampIest pfotectiLu 10 the rolcy hold
es
Respectfully submi.ie by the Directors.
z Risser J. Grail II. luther.
B. B. Clark. T.C-Bushneil, VIM. osborn.
} Jenniags, III. Sprensle.
P. Riser, Presidents; J Grail. Treasurer; L. JEFF.
Peiicies glanEtd upon non-hazaIdous property
ON the most fayoIabie terms nom one 10 hve
years.
apply for insurance. TO l.. JEFF. Sarengle, Ash
la nd. o.; Geo. Moore. Shelby. o. h. tia1tery<
Wooster, u; J. II. SanbeIne, Loudonviiie, O.; o.
;. StocKing. Mansfield, o., and J. S. Mason. Irav
cling Agent, andtU the Agents In all tue principal
towns Ia Ohio. lyI2n44
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Gifts I Gifts ! Gifts | Gifts Gifts
ID. w. EVANS & co.,
Original Gift Book Store,

go BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY.
OUR Catalogue OF Books embraces all standar-
~ aud newast publications ofthe day consist
ing of History. Biography. Tales of Fiction, Ad.
centuries. Tales, TraoeLs, Yoyages, I6ftHms, IAn
nuais, illustrated Books, besides an assortment OF
Family, PEN and Pocket Bibles, in every style OF
binding.
" with every Book the purchaser receives, at
the time of sale, one of the following
LIST OF PRESENTS.
Gold Watches worth from s20uoto $4,000
silver Watches 1900 1000
miniature Lockets $50" 1900
Cameo. Gold Stones.
Mosaic Pins & Drops" $50 $500
Flurentine and painted
Pins and Drops 400 1910
Ladies' Neck Guard and
Chatlaing 1900 5000
Gents, Vest and Fob
Chains 1000 5O.OO
Gold Cameo, ana Paint
ed sleeve Buttons and
studs 200 1850
Gold Pencils and Pens 200 1900
Silk press Patterns I2 90 % 30. 90
Resides a large assortment OF Rings, Cents Pins.
Gold Tooth Picks. Gold Thimbies. Pearl Porte
Monaies, Watch Keys, etc., etc., for particulars
of which. see
OUR NEW AND DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE
with Inducements to agents which will be mailed
LEE to any address. No Partiatity. Every
Book receives a Present. AGENTS wanted In all
parts of the United States, to whom a liberal COM
mission will be guaranteed.
Persons ordering Books from the Country Will
have the same chance as if they were in our store
themselves. Giftsin all cases will accompany
the Books. with a written crtihcate to the per-
son sending us the order.
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The Song of the Sewing Machine.
BY J. A. J.


The following beautiful lines are from the
pen of a gifted lady in Cincinnati, written
in u moment of inspiration, after haviI g used
.ine of GRovLR 4 Bakers celebrated sewing
machines. III executing her family sewing.
and published in the Cincinnati Enquirer
The new household domestic sings a pleasant
song
/ some from the realm of thought. ] come:
Oh! give me a welcome In every home;
For | bring IN my trail a stranger-guest-
a friend to the weary-Domestic Rest
And NV iron hand has a gift far all
Who summon my aid in the Spring and Fall.
/ come. the "Child of Genius. I come;
And To- what u treasure ! bring to some.
To the weary housewife an hour from care
An ..hour for Improvement" for thought, fol
prayer;
An hour for repose-1've thought it ne
To pluck srcH rrArrHERs from the wings %
I come. with a cheerful song i come,
And hope ere long through the world t.
Meath the sun of the Tropics III lift m,
wing:
In the icy halls of the North I'll sing
And the trumpet of Fame, from main to main
The triumph shall sound of my useful reign
April Is. 1855. 4w45
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Fall and Winter Goods

1t is the most complete in Ashland,
and will be sold at prices to suit the times. My
motto is. The nimole sixpeace is better than the
slow shilling," "Quick safes and small profits"
My stock of
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COUNTRY ORDERS SOLICITED.
SBJNlD FOR "A o sST AGOGWB
Address d. W. EVANS CO,
J. H. PRESToN.5 New York CITY.
March 8, 1858. 3m5v
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WHITE soAP-separate bid for
100 900 pounds
The soap must be manufactured from CO.
coa-nnt oil, and he of the best QUALIFY denom-
mated white saltwater soap" and be delIv
cred on Sky days, ~nolier, ia good strong
boxes of about 75 pounds each. and, after In-
>pection, The boxes must be hooped at each
end, az the ex ,euse of the contractor The
price to be uniform at all the yards.
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Navy DEpaRrursr.

esGMALL STORES Candles" &c.
lc5S-s59.
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cAsoLEs-separate bid for $4,000 pounds.
III. ea,udI,s n,usi be ssixes . OF prime leaf
lard stearine, { lilo inches in length, exclu-
sive of up. six candles to weigh not less tina
IA ounces 50-I00. roI more than I6 ounces.
aud be paid ft according to the acIual weight.
without reference 10 commercial usage the
melting point not to be less than l40 degrees
Fahrenheit. The wick must b. br1i,I+d, and
composed of az cotton threads of the best
quality of No 81 yarn. The candies 10 be
delivered on~.x y day notice, ia good boxes.
com aiming about so pounds each. aud the
box to be marked with the contractor name
and the weight of the candles.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-25
MElGS COUNTY TELEGRAPH.
PtDNEa2OY.O.

v . 49,
TUESDAY, .:::s: n: 4: :::::::::MAY 20.
GD-We would cali the atteplioh og opr
readers Is lie aeye,al new adxertiaemepts
ia tliis weeks paper. Those about b
nnske pusckhsess will. of co0tse. 'look IN
the Tsisgrop1 Cor tho names Of those who
cansupply their wants. The presumption
is, that there isnc use toexpect to be ac-
eommodated anywhere else.
G. II. Carpenter has land to SELL See
advertisement.
For Drugs. soc notice BY a. D. See
bohm, Agent.
For Milliner Wsrk and MI articles in
that line Of trade, see the advertisement Of
Mrs. s. d. Gibson.
For Cardiug. Spinning, &c., see the card
of Thos. Egan. Racine. sss
For fun and "thatsLind Of instruction" I"
see the notice of Indian Troup Z. b.
Denune & Co. sei.
Let all persons who expectto go upon
the .'raging Ohio, look at the notice Of
the Steamers Eahice and y b. Ford, and
remember that these are the only boats
that have Mcclure and list for Captains.
See, also, the card Of John Eisels,in.
-Donnally q jennings who open new
Store, will, Of course, make good the
promises Of the card-- which. see.
See card of Il. d. Starr, for sale Of
Carding M6skipe. &c.
Let THOSE who have nothing to do, turn
out and hunt thelost COW OF W. Tubbs.
For description, see his card.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-25

l.
pays very well. We could 'ilI our paper
cyerywect With hs'pateirt medicines" &c,
at prices which many aepets are y'sa To
accept. but We mill not do 50, for the
reason that we have not room for all the
better advertisements that are offered
Our job-printing is increasing SO much
that We win be compelled to get q job
press TO execute it.
We have saidnothing o ourselves since
taking charge Of the Office on the first of
January last. We don't intend to do SO
very often in the future. We don't I'M
tend to bore our friends with personal
matters through the paper. Hero is our
office-our business. Those who want
anything in our line will be supplied
promptly-we trust satisfactorily. We
have vacant leaves in our subscription
book for the names Of all applicants. We
can crowd in few moro advertisements.
We viii soon be prepared to execute the
teatest job-work, on very short notice.
The paper will be sustained. Indeed, that
fact is fully settled now But the more
important question is, win it be 80 con
ducled as to exert a healtby political.
economical, social and moral influence on
the eommunity? This question time and
the people will sottle. efss
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-25
DIVORCE NOTICE

1ULfA PARKER VS.. JOSHUA PARKER. -
81 Petition for Ditofce. = Meigs County Cour.
OF Common PIeas-The said Joshua Pofker,
OF the county OF Mahsskey, aml ~ The State
of Iowa, is notrfed that Julia Parker did, on
the 9th day Of April, A!D. 1858, iile htt pc
tiiionIn the Office Of the Court of Common
Pleas within and for The countyof Neigsan
State Of Ohio, charging the said Joshua Par
keT with three ;ears willful absence from the
said Jults, and asking that She mpg bo sli-
vorced from the said Joshua Parker, which
said petition will stand fer hearlug al The
next term OF said Court
Dated thi> 9Th lay OF April, A. u. tsJ2.
1851 $3.50 BY N. SIMPSON, her Atfy,
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L,1e q Dr. Kaas, u .Dr. EIaer


OF the. worlds heroes, or the names
that pass for such, many dre more indebt;
ed to their biographers, than their own
inherent qualities, for their remembrance,
by posterity. Most Of them are really
lost, as to any proper reyealment of thcm-
selves, in the "pomp and circumstance"
with which they were surrounded. The
great mass of what 10 called biography"
in our literature, is not what it purports
to be. 1t is not, in fact, true portrature
of the man, but panorama OF his sur
roundings. When you have followed the
author through all his labored marshaling
Of what his subject did, you feel con.
scious disappointment in the conviction,
that, after all, you are leftin uncertainty as
to what he wds.
The true province ola GEOGRAPHY" is,
to make the reader personally acquainted
,raA is sa6ject Whatever else it may
teach-although itmay exhaust the power
Of rhetoric in portraying his achievements
yet If it fail in this, it fails in its pur-
pose. The life of that man, whose ends
and motives of action are not worthy Of
imitation as well as the actions themselves,
had better not be written. But when
great and heroic deeds are but the spon-
taneous outbirth of truly noble nature,
and these fnd an appreciation and a home
in the heart and head of writer whose
genius is equal to his zeal, true "Lifs'
will be the result, and the world will be
blessed by the labor Of love.
Such is the book before us. OF the
labors aud safferipgs of its subject, as an
explorer in the Arctic seas, and his con-
tributions to science. we need not speak.
The scientific world, by common consent,
has placed his name among the few that
will reach posterity and be remembered
for what he did. DR.. Elder, in his "bi-
ography," has produced book that will
carry his name to the same postcriy, who
will remember and bless him for what he
Ees.
of all the works we have ever read,
protesting to be biographies, the Life Of
DR.. Kane. by Dir. Elder, we think comes
the nearest to perfect standard. We are
quite sure that no one will regret the cost
of a copy after having read it. The work
is for sale by agents only. Mr.. VIM
Nash, of Gallipolis, we understand, is sole
agent for this part of the State. D. K
Chappell canyassing agent. We assure
our readers that this is nota mere pur
chased puff, as we bought copy, ant
thank the agent for having given us the
opportunity to do so.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-25
sMERIrFis SALE,

.DY virtue nf an order ofsale TO me directed
ID from the Court OF Common Pleas OF Seigs
County, will offer fu sale at the door OF the
Court. house in Pomel oy, at public outcry,
On Thursday, the 9th day Of May, 1853,
at ~ O'clock. noon, the following described
land, ,towit, bounded aud described as follows:
Beng the upper or norlherly half 6f Lot No.
f06, fronting and lying on Front street, In
Pomeroy, in said couhty OF Meigs. Sold as
as the property OF R6tett How, ct. al. at tife
suit OF Isaac Train. Appraised at one tJ,ous-
and dollars. J. v. SMITH, s. NJ. e.
17-w5ASf.T5.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-25
ROAD NOTIf,E,

NOT1CE is hereby given that petition
~ will lie presented 10 The Commissioners
Of Aleigs County, al, the,r uext session in
June; lt5', for The establishment nf a cnmn.y
road, to commence al the mnuh uf u lane of
w low Longstreih'S IN Sait.m TuwnSh hIp, amt
keeping up said lane aud { ,lIpwins sad road
TO Thlmns Levesay's hunsr; ihcncr a hone iil.s
lane to The lane bet wcen acnh SWEET ~ / Said
beyesay; hence mp sad LAM IL the >nntu.
west corner oi George Tmrh-r'S land; h.:ice
westal9nE " The old Iold 10 Jacub SweltS Ieuce;
thence north 10 rkOak lTte, al Brnjauan
Sweii'S fence; thrnce nnrih Though has farm
To q iye linr between lfy PaTssiI' and SAID Il .
SWEET s; thence wFs' on sand tine to the cor.
neT; th'n month on The tine between NJ, d
Ogden and said PagSal. 10 lhr STATE Heat
NJ nr near paTsdi hnHSr. tu lnttt>r. 4 it...
said STATE rad. 4 4 P,4ig u,tK.
A..r.I ~ 49,.