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BATCHEI oR's WIGS AND ToUPT-s snrn.,s al
Thoy are elegant, light easy and durable
Fitting to chsrm-no turning up behinl-na shrinking
of the head; indeed this H. onl Establishment where
these things are oIoperly understood and made
29l Broadway, New York.
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70 The Daily Morning Leader is for sale al
Hawks, Sohuokers' aud Olmsted's news depots.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

gsly- See advertisement of Dr. sanford'a Liver
nyigorator.
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What GustaVe Satter says !!

This FAMOUS PIANIsT,
Who visited Ohio for the first time in company with tho
euownrd
KARL FORMES,
Aud who by togve greater expression
so his playing than EVEN THALBERG, was pleased ts
write the following IN reply
WHAT PIANOS DOES sATTER PREFERl
lie says;
From the many severe tests that have given,
HALLETT, DAVIS Il CO.'S PIANOS,
unhesatiugly pronounce them smiHsH'ly superior IN
ton elasticity of touch and power Of tone any have
used In this the old country Another striking fea
in these instruments (a where others often fa
is their remaining tune under the heaviest and most d
hcult playing-not string shatenng nattng and the
action niog perfect that The performer is enabled
all times give instantaneous stec to emphatic passN
ger.
Signed GUSTAVE sATTER
C9~ These Pianos for sale By
OssIAN f. DODGE,
No 6Furlid Street Cls"clard.
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Hn11owAY's Pn1s ANn OINTMENr.-Eyl

HoLLowAY's Pills AND oINTMENr-EWl-
minded mcu have attempted to pain OF uoon the ruohc
spuuous article Take tho precaution to look or the W.
ter-mark. Holloway New York and London" usioe on
leaf Of the Book Of Directions wrapped af'und 'he
medicine
sola at the mandatory, No. 80 Maiden Lane New
York and by all Druggists, at 25o &C. and 81 per box
jyl9:255
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ARREsrs.-On Saturday evening the police ar
rested James Mufpliy for disturbance, aod Timo-
thy Conley Tor drunkenness They win be attend
ed to this morning
aSix boys, ranging from seven 10 fifteen years Of
age, were arrested yesterday afternoon for bathing
in the lake in unlawful hours. They gave their
word Of honor for their appearance this morning
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.OAL OIL LAMPS

II VVhH OIIl IILlIII
STAND SIDE. and
snsPFNDINQ
COAL OIL La AMPS,
SHAPES, WICKS aud CHiMNEYS, Wholesale and Re
tail The attention of cuuutTy Dealers b solicited The
BEST AND CHEAPEST LIGHT IN USE, At No. 20
"uPesba4 IS GARDNER
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The Great Vital ReEeneTaIOT,
TRHSEMARI
Foi sale BY FAYLoRD 4 HAMMOND.
AN, WILLIAM FISRE.
deco CAV lT 2bl Asents tlevelbnd.
That Professor Weeds lair Restorative
WILL. pRESRNE INEAIITnI W

That Professor Woods Hair Restorative
WILL PRESRVE INFALLIBLY
w TIC grouh aud color Of the halr. r uaod two or
.hIee , times week 70 ay magiesueage Ptrieety re-
lnS na,ri make iwois soi und bfautml lhsn any oil,
age. stat, surn, Judges Atoms,s d. cio1s CIerRymss
Pfottssiopal men aud Gentem aud Lod'es OF al classes
much IN Us favor Read tue following snd isisS:
PRoF wooD-Dear MI Soa. ii,e is 20 spS,mor
We were ndnced to use souo ofyo0r HaT Restorative, aud
our little sons head for $ me time had bs c,rsetlv
covered with sores, and called sea'd ad Tho
hair almost entirely came on 10 quenee. when faI
We did with little hope success bot our surprise
sna l9aAsL stLepI lngndh removed
healthy Ssalp, and AS luTuuau crop as SIy her
Resiorave asa perfect remedy ior an dsss,ss ySSS5
scalp ard hair. We are yours respectfully
SGRAH 4 4 HiS &c GfNRoTmHfAM. ! SR5 HAN
PRoF WooDneaT Sir: Nv hair hud fut So, erGi years
been becoming uturely gray, accompanied hy hash
ness ness mnch @ rendered e constant application Of OIL
Restorative about two months il us In that condition.
II heSturned 10 its natural color and assumed soness
anu lsit srsAy TO be preferred tothoe produced bI the
[egad asan Indispensable frevery ladies ,oiot
purpose OF dressing beau living the hair YouhEve pot
10 ie to ne Az who enortain any doubt Of lis
PERFORMING all 'hSl Ia claimed for y; ,,,,,,,,,,,
Cincinnati, o., Feb TO- 1851 ' = is I6iTd st.
PRoF, wooD-Deur Sir, BY The advice Of frsnd OF
Induced ny i had ne fe,ersomo time as' May and
come great doal i6cke than svorit wss Nohmg but
s pu5 st S3 asye % ngsg ~ T9pd INDUCE me TO y9
IoursTesp.etfuIly,. -.
Tue Restorative & put W 9 bottle, three ssse viz
Icails fwona dol per bOto the medium holds Al least
Two dollars pe tp he sr.s sS ods SSs 'eIl q psf
'g u re in propoHion aud rstas for three dollars psT
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TRAVRLER's REGISTER,
DEPARTURES,
Columbus ............ 3.65A.M l.30A. M bbQp N
Ioleiu. .....t .s.ts.s.... 600 ~ N i2l b'D
isRs isis1ssS Shore East ......io.oo sS p ssoP
Pittsburgh. .... .lo;QO " q. WV
accommodation $500
Detroit Poajs. ......... 800 P.M
Buffalo Boat Wards Line 69lP. N.
Do. r. n. Line $50
ARRIVALS
Columbus Train ..... sb5 "a NJ. 2NP.M E5OP. NJ
Toledo ............... 9H $40 $50 p. NJ.
Sandusky.. ............. e.h p.
Lake Shore East. t....... $50 /" ll9b AM. SOS
Pittsburgh ......s....s .l;N II Is w G:la ~"
Mahomng .........,ioA5 $50 NJ. .
Detroit Boats ........,. $500 "
rF Citizens wisng conveyance either the aboVs
FTans Boats will called tor by the Coaohe
Omnibus Line by leaving their address the Omnibus Of
ace 81 Superior street door nextto Weddeu House
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Or. Bsach-Boarding House
Polton Breod--For Dunkrlu
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PooKEr PieKINe.-Charles Gardner was yes.
terday arrested on a charge Of having, in company
with another Detroit thief, picked the pocket Of a
German stranger, on Saturday night, on River
street, during a drunken spree. The German
claims TO have had s35, while Gardner coniesses
the robbery, but places the booty at $50
Hezekiah Stephens colored, on Saturday eve
ming took a walk on River street with a eolorod
friend named + Thompson, who got drunk aud
lost his only dollar. He charged Stephens with
robbng him and the money was found on bis per-
son. Stephens claims that his inebriated friend
deposited il with him for safe keeping.
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Spetiol Notices.

tB- For Gas Fizinrss osd Fitiiag--ApPiy
Fo,g EasBoria co., 100 and io1 Superior street
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NJ. J. DICKERSON,
Late Of the firm of Amhler 4 DickersonD
DENTIST

OGss 2jl Superior firesi, near kenasFs fiors
DR. Suew suit Of rooms are now ready ana ne Woum
be p,eased 10 see all VI Old patrons ard others who
NAV wish the services of dentist liberated teeth treat
ed fans and crown nsd exposed nerves cpped and saw
ed also teeth inserted on gold silver corate orvuloaniie
base or platinum plate, with continuous gum which is
40 much used east WHA
Tur yorARtEs OF DISSIPATION AND VICTIMS ~ DELu-
sion can be brought conviction Of the erraf Of their
WAYS and saved from world Of mental and bodily suher
inc v needing the advice contained 10 that popular work
UUuMAN FRAILTY, or PHYSIOLOGICAL RE
SEARCHES clear In its doc riuos, plain but IN
offensive 10 its dictates aud being beautifully illustrated
with colored capayugs 1t brings overy hns home to the
conception 'qhst he who may read" Sold by Dr.
BARROW t51 Prince street New York. Price 25 cents
Sent free every whore y
soldby GAYLORD 4 HAMMOND, and wDI FIsKE,
Drpr,is,s C,leveinnd iys
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.


MONDAY moRNINe, JULY 25, 1853
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT,
pLAIN ANp oRNAMENrA1 PRINrlNa

Dr.. Bsaoh-Boarding House
Peton h Breod--For Dunkiriu
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WIGS u ! WIGS! WIGS =!

No lG5 ChanhGrs st New york.
Sad in Cleyeland by WM FISKE and GAYLORD &
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-03

treasury, five cents, and for all otht papers
necessary to be placed on file, exclusive
of certificates for road tax and assessors
stutements, five cents; For attending as
clerk of commissioners, as member OF
board of equalization, for setting with
county treasurer, and making distribution
of school funds, two dollar per diem; For
making reports on schools, ~ may be re-
quired by school iaw, two dollars per day;
For each circular furnished to printer, at
the rl.e Of fifteen cents per hundred words;
For every road bond, twenty-five cents;
Foi each order for view and survey of n
road, fifty cents; For each order for open
ing road, twenty five cents; For attending
and keeping minutes OF sale Of section six
teen, three dollars per diem; For clier Of
sale of ection sixteen, three dollars per
diem; For certificate Of sale OF school
lands, to be paid by purchaser fifty cents;
For certificate Of payment OF irsIalment on
school lands into treasury, to be Lald by
purchaser, twenty-five cents For final
certificate Of payment for school lands, TO
be paid by the purchaser, one dollar; For
certificate of sale of land for taxes, to be
paid by purchaser, ten cents; For deed OF
land, sold for taxes, to be paid by purcha-
ser, one dollar and twenty-five cents; For
every entry or transterofIand for taxation,
to be paid 10y person requiring tie same,
ten cents, hut the whole fees ior transfer
ing any one deed shall not exceed one dol
lar; And for all other services required by
law, when the compensation is not parlic
ulaly specified, the same fees as are al
lowed by this act for like services.
Sec: 2. That the original section thirty
one Of an act, passed March 10, 1885, and
took effect May ], 1888, entitled, ian ACT
regulating the fees OF county auditors, be
and the same is hereby repealed.
Sec. 8. This act to take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
S. w. gibson,
Speaker pro tenn. the House of Representatives.
NJ A RTlN WELKER,
President Of the Senate
March 81, 1859
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-03
THE MIGHTY HEALER--WORLD t
KNOWN AND WORLD TRIED.
HOLLOWAY's OINTMENT.

The free admissions Of all Natio ns, as we'll MS the
verdict of tho leading Hospitals of the Old we'll
tl2 greatest healing preparation made known
to suffering man. Its preventive qualities more
skim invisible to the naked eye, It reaches the seat of
the Internal disease; and IN all external affections
thing else on record, and is Natures greut ally.
ERYsIPELAs AND SALT RHEUM
Are two of the most common and vIrulcnt disorders
especially untugonstic ITS ''modus opcraudi'' Is first
10 eradicate the venom and then complete the cure
BAD LEGS, OLD SORES, AND ULCERS.
Cuscs of many years standing that have pcrtina-
c'ousy refused to yield to any other remedy
ment, have inVarahle succumbed to few applica
tons or this powerful urguent.
ERUPTIoNs ON THE SKIN,
Arising from bad state of the blood chronic
surface rcgained by the restorative action of this
ointment 1t surpaSses many OF ths cosmetics and
and other disliguremcnts of the face.
PILES AND FIsTULA.
Every form and feature of these prevalent and
by the use of this emolirnt; warm fomcutatious
will be found to lie thorough nd inynriabie
Both tile Ointment and tie Pills shOuld be
uScd IN tie 1olioUing cases:
Bunlons, Murcurial Erup swclled Glands, sprnins
G%rn, G%pmnc1 Plies 1ons rS Sore hs, hhegs,, Stim I,.
Hnn%ds Rhsamat, Sore Tgas' rs Tetlsr
Fistula, Salt Rhcunl, Sores of all venoreai
skin Diseases Wounds of all kinds
] FCauion-None are &c enuinc unless the words
''HOlOway, New York and LondOn,'' are disccrnable
as Wnter-marki in every leaf of the book Of direo
tions around each POT or box; the may bc
by holding the leaf TO the light. handson" reward
will be given to any ono rendering such information
as may lead to the detection of any parry parties
countcrteiting the medicines or vending the same,
knowing them to be spurious.
- y Sold at theFMonufHctories of Prof. Holloway,
40 Maiden Lane, New York. and by all respectable
Druggists and Dealers in Medicine throughout the
United states and the civilized world, pots at %
cents, 63 cents and one dollar each.
JrF1hsrc is considerable saving by taking the
larger Sizes
n. B.-DirrC tlons for the guidance Of patients in
every disorder are affixed to each pot. S-eow-ly.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-03
AN ACl'
March 80, 1850.

NO. lfO. AIN AZ
To amend section ninety of an act el-
titled IAN Act of the jurisdiction and
proceedings before Justices ofIhe Peace,
and Of the duties Of ConstabIes in civil
courts" passed March IA, 1858.
Section l. BE 10 enacted By Tie GeRrral
AssemGiy Of tie State Of Ohio, That sec
ton ninety -one Of the above rected act be
so amended as to read as follows: Sec. 81 .
If on an appeal by the plaintiff from a
judgment in his favor, he shall not receive
Il larger sum than twenty dollars, exclusive
Of interest, since the rendition of the judg
ment before the justice, he shall be adj
judged to pay all costs in the court of com
mon pleas, (incIuding a fee of five dollars
for the defendants auorney;) and if the
defendant shall demand sel-oif greater
than twenty dollars, and he appeal from
judgmen rendered in his favor, and do not
recover twenty dollars, lie shpll in like
manner pay all costs in the appellate court,
including IA like fee TO the plaintiffs attor-
ney.
Sec. Q. Original section ninety-one is
hereby repealed, and this act to take effect
and be in force from and after its passage
s. w. gibson,
Speaker pro tenn. of the House of representatives
NJ ARTIN WELKER,
President Of the Senate.
March 80, 1859.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-03
WhEtewash.

This article, as ordinarily made, rubs,
off the walls after it becomes, dry, soiling
clothes and everything coming in contact
with 1t. This may be obVialed by slack
ening the lime in boiling water, stirring it
meanwhile and then applying--after dis
solving in water-white vitIol (sulphate
Of zhc) in proportion Of four pounds to
barrel of whitewash, making il the consis-
Ienry Of rich milk. The sulphate Of zinc
will cause the wash to harden, and pre-
vent The lime from lubbing off. a pound
Of white salt should also be thIowu inlo il.
.- Erch0n1C.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-03
SOMETHING FOR EVERY LADY.
Sheppard'S $ Great Ben. factor.
TIE "i'EA1Esr PERIODICAL REMEDY EVER DIscoyEREI
IOUO BuAEsRETAILED MOSTuLY.

Aiih "i'SAl EST PERioblCAL REMEDY
lOOO b"AEsRETAILED MONTHLY.
Inc Bencfac is infalaJlc for the Immediate re-
noNii OF oOsiructioLs, rrcgulu rites, ProlapsiIs
ntfri Calling of the WomL) leuchorrllca or Whites
''% -, an lhe q discaScs peculiar TO females.
! H'S remedy mas never in 9 single failed in
prouucl'% inc MchscS have rrcciV ed many letters
o' IcVphIihc cudatiOn. which all saN:-It is ir Lrst
r'heh! We nave ever usVd.'' Sickness nj the SLou-
ncH L4hEuor, debility, Pains in the Head Side and
i|Vk' Loss OF appetite. Costly cncss. &c. are som.
Iutlon. '7 7'' ''V'''"-
his remedy may be had by addrrssiIgJ S. Sbcp-
PaI"; eSl fpurih street. Cincinnati. and enclosing
mail. - '-N - '''''"
~ B Ladies' who are Pregnant should not use this
Icti'!' as III S sure to bring misCarragc. though
~" i.J"r! 10 health would follow. box ono dol
lHr ree boxes two dollars. All letters of inquiry
ihust contain postage stamp insure an uiIsw
J. 5. SHEpPA kl, Cincinnati. Ohio.
HHE"PARD's CELERRATED ORIENTAL PREyEN TIVE 10
l IoNCErrIo y (which warrant will never fail.
Notice Ladies' who do not wish an incre:sr of
i'hlE aE rely on this ls perfectly saf! ard certain
preventive II is very simple III its us: does not
iHjurc the system. >'
Sent secure from observation to onv nart or tho
uit,d states, by mail, receipt Of tl,. money!
hhic Packages three dollars hnlf packagrs two
dollars Extra fine six dollars per ltckgr. Addr, IS
J. ;. SHEJ JPARD. Box GLIB,
N-'-'!' Cincinnati, Obi
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-03
April 9, 1859.

mo. l63 NACT
TO amend the forty fourth section OF an act
entitled an act to provide for the erganiza-
ton of cities and incorporated villages
passed May 3, 1852.
Sec. |. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly or the State of Ohio, That section
forty fourth of the above named act be so
amended as 10 read as follows: Sec. 10. The
corporate authority of incorporated villages,
organized or to be organized un aer the pro-
visions of this act. for the special purpos rs
Of being a road district, shall be vested in
three trustees, who shall be qualified elec.
tors residing within the limits of such Spe cial
roa d districts, and who Shall hold their office
for three years, except as herein provided,
and until their successors are elected and
qualified. A the first meeting of the trus.
tees elected under the PROVISIONS Of this act,
they Shall determine by lot the tenn Of ser
vice of each trustee so elected, so tnat one
Of the trustees shall serve for The term o one
Year, and one for the tern Of two years aud
one for he term of three years; and a every
succeeding annual election ot any special
road district, they shall 81 ct one trustee " ho
shall serve for the term Of thrr e wears; the
said trustees shall appoint either from their
ow n body or from the qualified voters of the
corporation, clerk, and may appoint a SIT.
pcrvisor or such other officers or agents as
may be necessary; and by proper bylaws or
ordinances prescribe the duties aud compen-
saton of the officers so appointed, and mayres
move any such officers, and may apDotnI { Lh-
erS at their discretion. The said trustees
shall have power to fill any vacancy which
may happen in their own body from the quail.
fed voters of the corporation, and the person
so appointed shall continue iu Office until
the reNt regular election, and until his sue
ccSsor is elected and qualified; and any two
OF said trustees may act, but notice Of any
meeting tor tie transaction Of business m usL
be given 10 ALL
Sc. . That the forty fourth section of an
act entitled an act TO prov de for he ocga n
Izatlon Of cities and incorporated villages,
passed Nay 3, 1852, be and the same is hereby
repea ed
Sec. B. This act to be IN force from and
after its passage.
WILLIAM b. WOODS,
Speaker Of tie House Of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
President of the Senate.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-03
AN ACT
March 81, 1889.

TNo. 14l AN ACT
TO amend section thirty-one of an Act en-
titled "an Act regulating the fees of
County Auditors" passed March 10,
1888, ana took effect May !, 1888.
Section 1. BE ii enacted By tie General
Assen.bly f tie Stote Of OhiO, That sec
ton thlry-one of the above recited act be
and is hereby amended, SO as 10 read as
follows: That hereafter the several county
Auditors in this State shall be allowed the
following fees and compensation, to be
paid out Of the county treasury, where not
otherwise provided for, viz; For making
out original tax duplicate, for every huh-
died words, and counting every two fig-
ures as a word, but excluding calculations
not carried into duplicate, ten cents; For
each copy thereof, for every hundred
words, counting three figures as a word,
ten cents; For recording proceedings oi
commissioners and other recording re-
quied of him by law, for every, hundred
words, ten cents; For every order drawn
on county treasury, and every certificate
to pay money into the treasury, hve cents;
For fling and entering into look' each
receipt for money paid into The county
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-03
mo. 1921 AN ACT
March 80, 1889.

To protect Literary Societies.
Section 1. Be 1t enacted 6y tile General
assembly ofthe State Qf Ohio, That ii any
person or persons shall hereafter wilfully
disturb, modest or interrupt any literary
society, or any school or society formed
for the intellectual improvement of its
members. such person or persons 50 Of
tending shall be deemed gully ofa misde-
meanor, and on conviction thereof shall
be fined in any sum not less than five nor
more than twenty dollars, with costs Of
prosecution, and shall stand committed
until such fine shall have been paid: pro-
vided such commitment shall not exceed
five days: and provided, further, that The
judgment for costs shall not be vocaled uu-
Ill such costs shall have been fully paid.
Sec. p That it shall be the duy Of IA y
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-03
Fever and -AGue,

from which mankind suffer over 4 large part Of
the globe, is the consequence of diseased action
in the system, induced by the poisonous lniasm Of
vegetable decay. This czhuiation Is evolved by
the action Of solar heat wet soil, and rises with
the watcry vapoI from il. While the sun is below
the horizon this vapor fingers thc earth's
face, and the virus is taken with it through the
lungs into tn blood. There it acts as an irritating
poison on III, internal yisccra and crctag organs
of the body. The liver becomes torpid aud fails
secrcte not only this virus, Dut also the bile from
the blood. Both the virus and the bile accumulate
in the circulation, and produce violent consttu
tional disorder The spleen, the kidneys, ana the
stomach sympathze with rne liver, and become
disordered also Finally, the instinct Of our or
ganism, as If i'll an attempt to c%pcl the n1Nou5
infusion, concentrates the whole blood of the body
in tho internal eXcrCtorics to force them to cast it
out The blood leaves the surface, and rlshes to
the central organs with congcstive violence This
is the CHILL But in this effort il fails. Then the
FEVER follows, IA which the blood leaves the CEN
trail organs and rusheS to the surface, if in
another effort to eXpel the irritating poison through
that other great cXcretOry-thc skin. In this
also it fails. and the system abaudnns the attempt
exhausted, aud waits for the recovery of strength
to repeat the hopeless effort another day. Th",p.
the fits paroXysrnS of FEVER AND AGUE.
Such constitutional disorder will of course under
mine the health if it is not removed.
We have labOrcd TO find. and have found, m
antidOte,