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, 1859-03-02
An Indian Dog Feast.

A correspondent Of the St. joseph Jour
nal writing from Platte Bridge, Nebraska
Territory, under date Of February 9th, give,
the following account Of IN Indian dog.ieas
as witnesses and participated in by two youn1
American gentlemen,
ion arriving ut the Indian lodge, they
we're seated.at the sumptuous table, next t
their host. On either side of the table were
seated the rcd-fuced guests, an1ionsI,
waiting to partake Of the aumptuoua supper
In the centre Of the lodge Was large IRE
and on each side Of the lire large stick made
fast in the ground. The dog was then SLICED
in two pieces, and on each stick was placed =
half-As coon Us it was partly roasted, it va.
taken Of, laid on board, sliced, and then
the head Of the least commenced distributing q
it to the guests Ofco4rse the two paleface.
were not eliglted, but each WAS helped to =
slice. It 10 happened that t*o young war.
riors had finished their meat before their
white brethren had fairly began 80 they
gave them their share, which was accented
with savage joy and deyoured with aYidi-
y.
"The proprietor Of tue lodge got very IN.
dignant because his white brethren did not
seem to relish the dish, aud remarked thst
better meat white men never ate. The young
men assqred him that they we're satisfied in
looking on. They then Joined thelr host in =
smoke, and 80 ended their least with them.
but the Indians kept up the ftolic By dancing
until daybreak.''
, 1859-03-02

Az EKatIsu IDEA Or THa THRxs WEBs7zas.
An EoKlishman, about nine Years a0o. who
might b supposed 10 know better, thus sddress.
ed an American:
"so, see one OF your grea. men has come
TO grlet; am verF sorry for It, AZ I knew him
= little when be was here."
II don't understand You," replied the Amer.
ican, "whom do you meant"
Why. yonr great man that have heard
you and your countrymen tnlk about-Mr. Web
ster, Tou know. that msde the dictionary."
"He didn't make the dictionary, the one You
men," |" answered the Yankee, "but no matter
for that-Hhat has happened to himr'
"Wey, haven't you heard !-he's been hang.
cd at Boston for numbering his doc.or!''
, 1859-03-02
Gptciol Notices.
Herriugss Patent nnlon H1re NJ

HeEranG's Patent fhaW p1on Fire aud
Bu1oIik.PkooF eAFRs-W1A Hairs Patent Powder.
Proof Looth the aazns that were avasde separate
dss II the Worlds ealr London 1851 sud ahe Words
fkF. New York. 1eas and are the only Ans<can saaas
hAtwefe awarded medals 1t the London Worlds Fair.
1hese safes form the most perfect security axEtn4t
$1,000 Reward viii b paid to :rrcrson tha& aaa
show thai HRaBsQs Pkt1r ca 4ne1or Ar eye4 fted
to prese11e IT. consen:1 Ia IN Aoctd entail d,c.
The 'uhscabe1 also manufacture ii kinds Of Boiler
and Chilled 1ron Baak Ches,s md V4ula VAolt Doorx
and Money Doxea- or ohet Tor Brokers' Jexeer& md
private families, for Plass DlAmbcdA and other win
ahle. ELAB G HERRING L CO.,
Isl Br3adEay. corner Of Murray gtrte4
Opposite City Hall. New York.
OL HARMON / CO.. Aseuta oh}c.1a m
ft1{ Sm cta3
, 1859-03-02

REMARKADLE CURIOSITY IN 4 DYING May
1t vas bright thought, that of Smithson
the founder Of the Smithsonian Institute
Ehen he was dying Of an unknown complaint
Smfthson had had five do :tors, and they had
been unable 10 discover what bis disease was
At length they told the patient be must die.
Calling them all around bin, be said: any
friends, after | die, make post mortcm ex-
animation and find out what ailk me for re-
ally, have heard such long and learned dis
cuBions On the subject. that l am dying to
know what the diseusc il myself"
, 1859-03-02

a ftRNck1T FAKnER:-Prince Sulkowskj
o. belltz, SAYS letter to the NJ Z. Etss;a1
Po'f, from Vienna, of January I'd bus re.
turned to his native country, after an abeence
OF severa! years in America. During hIe nb.
sence he has been engaged In farmiue in tbe
northern part Of New York State. In The
meantime the Prince's STAIRS have been ad.
21sted' and be again takes possession Of the
Duchy OF belltz, Which has for some time
Peen administered for the benefit Of his cred
itors. It viii be recollectcd that about 4
year ago frlnce sulkoweki's name vas men.
TONED in connection with the reported fourtb
Or 9Th marriage ofLo}a Montex-a 1umo1
that was subsequently contradicted On the an.
thority Of one or both OF the partiex
, 1859-03-02
PRESS AND;TRIBUNE,
THE PRESS AND THRU NE,S
Great Lab PRINTING Establishment

THE PRESS AND TEkIRU MES
Great Job Printing Establishment
Il .he szsest andnne sstsblahment of. the kad in The
Wet 1t hss moze stesu Presses and Machinery: mo4s
Printing Materials md nore gkllfa1 Woskmen than auy
other Job Printing House West Of New York.
The propdetors prepared to execute On short no
noe. evesy variety Of DooK JOB LETTER PRESS
End FANCY PRINTING In tho BEST KANAKR
Il the LOWEST LIVING PRICES.
Particular attention trau TO tho printing Of
Business Cards, rmters,
Whiting cazds, Programmes,
Ball 1iekstz, Pamphlets,
Latter Headl, Cizculsrs,
Bill Heads, Checu,
BYLAW, blank Hotas,
Receipts, Labela
PR1H TING In ooLoRa
In a1liS varieties done in beautiful ye aud II uode4.
Ate ratek
An examination Of sPn0IHENs sad PR1oEs u r.
kpeotullylav1ted
~orde41 frun tho Country promptly filed. md sent
home By Exprcx.
, 1859-03-02

SUPERIORITY OVERALL OTHER WHEELS,
Without any exception: They sre well adapted to fana
haze been tested I'M Mills Of a1 drscrpt!ons They dIs
STEADY AND UNIFORM SPEED.
Aod arc veil sdapted to ve19 hish II veil a, ve I'm
heada andf.l1 They viii work veil IN back water viii
o9t ~ material oss Of power. aud are not ro oabled
;Shsxed nndespeath Mreau1ee mall amount 0! eear
aas a e n1on 5o y s;a sosed :osts b1t s 70
xss Iha Wheel capable otg!edlnS power II nom
M to the degree Of hai1a Of vheeO undor bis heads
ga fa 4od i9 al cases warranted 10 work np 70
tae poHef iaa doEa n The tAhe and TO kiyo safscnn
when properly put up 4ad SearGd -
state. ConntJ md Town territories fos xAlo,
fot tcnne5 psfculA1 see clrchl4rx Thich nan ha Nh
lanSa 4 tAs AFen1 01ee, No. q 8oQta CAR Il W"
xK4kU18 HARVEY. Proprietor
1e3&.ly.1972 r. MnnnraarY 49,,
, 1859-03-02

Notfce.-The undersigned, StoekhoI-
fes II the Merchants Bsak Of Macon Georxsa are by
the provisions Of ts haer nads pe,1an sby liable for
saea Tbs notes ofthls Bank viii be taken BY u On de-
sodt On tbs sa1ae te11as u Kentucky, Indiana and
Ohio. H L. TUCKER CO.
, 1859-03-02

s. 8 o. Q o
Premiums and Diplomas.
THE FIRST PREMIUM AND DIPLOMA
l. wiz awarded 10 the
Boudoir Sewing Machine.
{BiRR1s' el7ZxT)
Attos Wisconsin etst PaiE o. I'll le5s: fsm
pethoa Thus smother nnk has been added 70 IL chain
tentop Ladies Q! Chcaso aad vicinity TO the mer
~ oftAa bt4uittul and uar3v2led Machine feE Of
~ prominent adxansases over all othe1 follow
r. Il st@s w&a tHo threads and ties each stitch,
Sd II n4kes two different stitches
% II Will BeW backward a. well ~ forward
4h u raAkee tWo thouaa1d stitches per uaInutA and
xty-nine stitches To the inch. ~
eth The laconVeni Of belt il obyated by tba arr
pjcaAono Of Rubber Friction Thetl.
tsh The nominal price Of 430 includes stand and 6x-
tufe4 ~ -
When ths Machine sold II double the Price, It w
cordially recommended 70 the public by
l. NJ. SINGER 90.
ELIAS HOW, il
WHEELER WILSON,
GROVER BAKER.
Ae The best sns.e thread Machine in ihe nsrSet, s
pi1ce b4! been reduced haf md III value enhanced
" The addition Of the Double Thread. An examination
Cos Boot and Shoe Store. III Lake street.
noT 1Ebyo l. A. HANCE CO.. Axectk
, 1859-03-02

1n08e VINO 1fe CQftoQ0 to witness tn q
wonderful perfection To which L. Ohsvaldt Date rana-
Ess II 8stchelolA n n haz hrcuxht the manufacture
of HiGs md foupees. invited TO Visit Wiz aud
their Dginx Rooma u No. fremont Block examine
Hest curious productions krt. No srHnJ oan detect
Ahe artificial ttsm tho natural Whsa adjusted 70 the
heAd. des1y
SAWvor's Fluid Extract OF Bark. an
ntanAble remedy fortae xevc- I'd Asue and the v.s
eus foFna OF Billions DleaseA Intermittent Aernlttent
phl fevet and Dumb AKne- thels ORIGIN in raAA
~ Of vesy fertile and ma,Ihy d&icta prepared oy Dr.
&. eAxyeg. DrHxgE kud Oheznis md sold By e&xyer
PaRe O.. No ls Like street, OhIeaso.
Ths remedy Is prepared entirely rom vegetable sub-
aancel and eoztAs1s no mercury. Arsenic anything
hxt prove o,u!ous to the s51ten. Its e6tc4a
thnss deobsneni kud tonic well aLapted Ia reztoee
ehe healthy 1rdoa Of tho Liver and stomach. whose
functions are 70 generally trped In thu elasp Of d
ea1e4
Gpulns Ind Other torlcs erve only in many caaes 10
hrrak tho ch3 but do not the d}seaso Of the
liver md other ostxnt Implicated On which the chill
and yevsr depend hence tho usefulness Of the "1lud
RxtFact Of BAst {oazHculEly in regions xhete Phyt-
eians cannot be readily consuted) which contain. all
The qualities Eued to the Indications Of these rnasdle,
Hundreds Of tezznonlals in regard to the efficacy Of
<hs medicine from pessona Of respectabuty bxve betu
kiFen to the propeoE-but he docs not naate use Of
thcm u hs pres 10 bavo tbs medicine introduce Heef
ashttrriy hs 1,erts
, 1859-03-02
Malt for Sale,

fOAL l. OIL! GOAL 0IL!!-WAR.
- r.nted fere. and \ suuertor article. br:sht md
nee :rom odor for hutnsns and luercaok. II .holesae
and retail by CLIFFORD, CAHPHkLL . o.,
Oh MArE74Cfp1E,A
, 1859-03-02

(Fron Pnnch.J
"The following are the remarks with which ths Rev,
Nm. Alexander cloted bis lecture yesterday: IA there
not n do!at ~ fgeniu1 amou 5ou? What the hum
u are EoIee 70 p, T. nc memory q pAn hi! wetk
from the Mus Of t. Is in what about TO n.y.
but when be Tat person Eho never loved =
wtnan but to btFay her. and who made m &C.
Q1tiot4nce anourg eth young men or women but he
ttufen and corrupted an at lou 10 explain the In
, 1859-03-02
5tatio11er(y, &r.
Awarded 1@F' the


ALSO ON HAND
lantandf ssaling Wax,
AAd Roxas, Steal Psn1,
Letter Stamps, Lead Psnctls.
Wafer Cups, BANKER. cs.ss,
o& 1a17es' Lettar Boxsa,
Rulsrz Pm Hn1d,-r
Writing Paas, Money Books,
kFssofr Pan Raek,
Paper Weights, TRiuo.
t'old Fem, Quill fsa1,
1ester Clip, Deak Pencils,
sneaa, caah Boxss,
E'4t <cAn' Rlotting Paper,
spriEg fles, Ivory Tnblsn.
1"1ne 6oxea, ou1ila
Envelope rapsr, Elastic Band..
India Rubber, Calendar
"a'rt Ivory Foldas,
1ettsr sealsa, Paper Fi1ee.
1nvoiee Ff1ae Boot Re.n.
&ueuags, Gum Tiakets,
"o'Esnholnscutsry. Bad {spool 1aps,
Co mmercial PRINTING
onxaR1uo o7
CARDS, ELL HEADS, CIRCULARS, K.
PROMPTLY ExEguTKD Ar
Ssauoner'a Hall.
9o2 o99 81 Laie e4reek
, 1859-03-02

CHARLES Il. HAM 90.
KAN 4 s AND DEALERS IN rx-
49, snaaEe. y Gatk stsee*, Ch.carn 11&>~
na:is isa.oa = n414tAkfakzF-HAM. QHAMBrRa / ~
stcS T. y Stsot4bfe 8ecuritle1 Bu1 and III ~.
7est ~ - ~ E4sAte aad kye specl1 a;ientio to ~
QHAHEa 4 I'M api6473%rly
, 1859-03-02

nRs. WARNER & KETCHUA, DENTAL
IL BURGEoNA 0mes northeast corner Of
Lake and Dearborn streets.
Up stiI1sin room MOL oc11h,kn7.
, 1859-03-02

DofEH, BECK d sAFLEs.
a {AaNKERS AND BROKERS, NOS
o1 u tsonsAte sso s:teet Bo9on ktyo px7tcul.- .tt.
q iaish reisse - lasorsia00s sa0soE I'd 20 prtpasd
on.a5 seview q ths Stock aoi Money M.tE IA
nv sdS[ al Y ouz7snt 8ecartea hi BE- ~ IL
NNE.4<+- An2S..6Gfx
, 1859-03-02

HD"'D' I. TINKHAm q CO.
BROKERS', AND DEALERS IN rxcu,nor
Corner Clark and Lake srro.*..
CHICAGO.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-17
,DClU A0brrtis
sHERIFF's SALE,


PY virtue of an order of sale to me direc-
- ted, from the Court OF Common Pleas of
NJ eigs County,I will offer Tor sale at the Court
House in Pomeroy, at public outcry, on the
10th day Of June, 859, Mt 12 O'Clock noon
of said day, the following described la ndS and
tenements, to. wit: Situated in the town OF
p ONE roy in the said County of Megs to- wit:
Lot Number eighIy-four (S4) appraised at
five thousand, one hundred and eighty four
dollars (S5,lS4,) also, part of lot No. two
bundled and thiity- nine (239,) in said Pome-
roy, beginning at the north east corner Of the
parcel Of saiu lot sold by Milton Cooley to
Aaron Murdoch, on the east line of said lot
No. 239; thence west parallel with the street
twenty eight (28 feet; thence north parallel
with said east line to the north line of said
| lot; thence east on the back line of said lot
| to the north h east corner of said lot; thence
south on said east line, to the place Of be-
ginning, the same being a II of the back part
of the lot or parcel of land conveyed by Re
| solved Fuller TO Milton Cooley by deed OF
July the 4th, A. d. 1850, appraised at 600 00; y
and also, oil of that part of lot No thirty
three IN said PomerOy, described as follows,
| to-WIt: Flity feet front and running back al
| that wiuth, one hundred and seventy feet to
a street; said part being next, and adjoining,
| to lot No. thirty two (32,) in said town OF
PomerUy, and being he same parcel OF said
| lot No. SO, whereon the brick Foundry and
Machine Shop are Standing. Appraised al
| five thousand four hundred and seventy one
dollars, (S5'47I,) and sold as the prope rty O.
John w. q. Stackpnle, at the suit Of Barr
| NJ cGrew 81 Co. TeIms of sale cash.
J. v. SMITH, S NJ. G.
May lO.l9-5t- $3.50
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-17
The yiclks burg Convention.

New ORLEANS May 1.-The Southern
Convention assembled al Vicksbuig to-
day. Eight States are represented -
Charles Clark, of Mississippi, was appoin-
ted President.
Resolutions in favor of re-opening the
slave trade, were offered by MIR. Spratt Of
South Carolina.
Gov. Foo.e denounced Spratt's senti-
ments.as high treason, and read the laws
of ten States prohibiting the slave trade
He thought that 1t was the duty Of tne
Governmental acquire Cuba, and to gain
la prepondemnce on the Isthmuses; and
also advocated resistance to the rule of s
Republican President.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-17
Great Fire AT nEaYicGta.
MARIETTA, Thursday, May l2,
9 u'cInck. Z. N

MARIETTA, Thursday, May I2, !
9 o'clock, +. NJ.
A very destructive fire broke out in
Brennan's S ware house, in this place al II We
O'Clock this evening-upwards of twenty
buildings in the business portion Of the
city are in ashes. The fire is now under
control.
The following is list of the principal
uutferers, and their estimated losses: Nye
& Huntingdon loss $4,000, insurance
$4,000; Bosworth Wells " Co., loss
$4,000, insurance $4,000; S. r. Turner,
loss $4,000, insurance $ ,, 500.
The books and papers in the vaults OF
the burnt stores are supposed to be safe.
The Kna Insurance Company of Hart
ford, has about Hl5, 200 of this insurance
Hartford Co., $1,000; City Co. of Hart
ford, $1,000 Most of the buildings
were insured in the Washington County
Mutual Co., and are not included in the
above estimates, a large portion of the
goods were saved in damaged condition
Several men were injured by falling bull
dings but none fatally.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-17
/ The N. ". Tribune On The Duraa
lion Of taGe War;

The N. Y "Tribune" thus specu!ates
on the European war: To judge from the
experience of the wars of the French Revo-
luton, it is impossible for the present
struggle to be protracted for any length OF
time, whether coniiued to Italy, or spread
ing into Germany.
From the day that the first Napolear
entered Italy at the head Of an invading
army, scarcely year elapsed before he
had driven the AusLrians entirely out OF
it, and was in position to dictate peace
The war Of 1899 was equally short; re-
sulting in just as complete triumph OF
the combined AustrianS and Russians, the
French, though commanded by such gem
erals as Macdonald and Joubert, being
stripped of all their conquests in a period
as short as it had cost Bvnaparte to make
them.
The cam paign of 1900 was shorter still.
A few months then sufliced to restore Italy
to the Fren ch. The war OF 1905 between
France and Austria, terminated IN single
summer, depriving Austria OF her last. re-
naming Italian province, and even of the
Ty:o, aud making Bonaparte King of Ma
pies. The war of the next year, which
overthrow the monarchy Of Prussia, lasted
so far as Prussia is concerned, scarcely
four months. The war of 1909, which
resulted in the annexation to France of the
papal domnions, and in compelling Aus
tra to enter into a family alliance with
France, terminated in six monChs. Even
the Continental war, which ended in the
total destruction Of Bonaparte's empire,
was of less than two years continuance.
The single circumstance that caused the
wars growing out of the French revolution
TO be SO long protracted, was the fact, tha'
France and England were separated by the
Straits of Dover, barrier which the
French were unable, and the English not
disposed, to cross, except merely IN the
character OF an auxiliary, while the bitter
and infamed hostility of these two COM
balanls, made it impossible for either 10 be
content to make peace short of the toia
| humiliation OF The other, an end which
RGnaparte, after the annihlation of his
own navy, and that Of hi allies, attempted
to bring about by means Of a commercial
embargo, directed against Great Britain,
and Great Britain, by advancing enormous
subsidies to stmulate Austria to repeated
renewals of the contest.
There does not seem to be anything il
the present relations of the French anC
English people that can possibly put then
in such an attitude of hostility, and tha
being the case, it does not seem possible
tha: any quarrel between France and Aus
tria, even though Gel many should becom
involved in it, should result in protrac
ted war. On The other hand, should th
third Napoleon aspire to emulate the con
quests of the first, and to make him sell
master of the Continent, his Empire nigh
come to termination still more sudden
than that Of his uncle.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-17
NOTICE.

M ELZAR NYE, VS.. Joseph ]. Coombs--
M Meigs Common Pleas-The said Joseph
j. COMBS, Of Il City of Washington, ID. G.
will take notice that Meizar Nye, of tie
County Of Megs and State of OHIO, did on
the 25th day Of March, A. d. 1859, file his
petition in the Court of Common Pleas,
w ithin and for the County OF MeIgS in said
State OF Ono, against the sal | Joseph j.
CoOmbS, defendant, setting forth that on the
eighteenth day of April, A. ID. 1857, theIe
was large amount OF money due, e,and shortly
thereafter TO become due from the said Joseph
J. Coombs TO the said MelZar Nye, which sail
moneys were secured to the said Nye by the
notes and Mortgage Of the said CUOmbS, and
were drawing interest at the rate Of Is per
cent pei anmuIn; that said Joseph J CoUnIb.
wishing TO obtain an extension Of the time
| for the payment of said money, did on the
said eighteenth day of April, a. ID. 1857,
| ter into a written contract with the said Mel
Ear Nyt, 10y winch he agreed that in cUnSid-i-
atlon that the said Meizar Nye would extend
! the time To- the payment OF said money 50
| due AMI 10 become due, Tor one year ir'InI ihs
/ SAID eighteenth day Of Aprii, A. -. 1861, he.
| the SaId CoonbS, would pay to said Nye, in
| terGSt Oh all sums then due, at the rate of y
! per cent. per annum lrom the lime The same
had become due, unut the Suld eighteenth
day VI April, a. ID. lSa7, and al the rate OF
10 per cent. per 0nnum from che saId rgh-
trtuth day Of Ap'lI until paid, and also 10
pay Interest at lhe rate OF 10 Per cent. pee
utuUu Ou II! money thereafter 10 becIne tue
irun the lirlic the same should @'rconie due
| until patd, that there is dUr on aaid runlruc.
tor interc,l secuted there.y, the sum OF
Ho72 ii, iUr winch sum Sad petition pray3
Judgment. Ana ihHt said Defendant ~ iHr-
lnet rolliicd /; al T. s'.iu!nurH and urHr: ui at
lachIip'ut ltS uccn ISSUED against huG IIPlL4
said COUr. Oh Sald prtiiiuH. And The sad
Joseph j. COonIuS is iu-rrby nutiIct thai H.
IS rlqulled - appear and ausWer or d-iuut -
sad pctIIon Oh or before She Sd saturday
aI.Ur the 2IiiI da! Of Nuy Iexl.
MELZAR NEE,
By J. BEADBuRI, lis Atty.
April 8, 1889 l6 Gw: :s3o.15.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-17
SHEklfF'S SALE.

- y virtue Of all order Of sale 10 me directed
- from TIE Court o. CuuIlIOr Pleas Of MCigS
County, | will offer Tor sale at The door Oi tht:
Court Ii ouse IN PomeToy, at public outcry,
ON the StH day Of June, 1899, at ~ u'ciuCk
nOOn, o. said day, ths following described
lands ,d tenenenlS, tO-Wi'. Situated IN tue
County OF MeIyS and state of Ohio, and
bounded and described as follows; 1t being n
part ot the northwest quartet OF section
seventeen range IuNrteeu and town. SlN, III ti-
ONO Company ) Purchase, UeGinnIn. on the
west line UI said section, lilly rods suUlh from
The II Irth- WeHI quarter (cOTntr) OF SaiC sec
uon; thence running south Oh said line 10 thI
ceu;eT oi said SeCuOn (inc)j thence east
until II lnLrISeciS The line Ui john ). GtleS'
(land); thence north on said iIne about one
hundred and ten 70 or until 1t lnteTSeclS me
line (Ui laud) formerly owned by Jacob A.
WInn;s thence west to The place Ul beginning
CUntalnlng about eighty tuur acres, nl"re OF
less, and sold as the property OF Caleb Come
stock. Appraised at @2.luU 20. Terms OF
sale cash.
J. V. SMITH, s. NJ C.
May C-lo-5t-$3.00.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-17
SuERIEE,S SALE

DY virtue of n order Of sale to ME directed
ID from the Court oil Common Pleas Of Meigs
County. will offer for sale the 9Th da! OF
June, 1859, at - O'Clock noon, al public out
cry, the following described land and tene-
ments, TO wit: A CERTAIN lot or parcel of land
lying and being in section Number thlrty-twU,
in town No. eight, range fifteen, OF the Ohio
Culnpanys Purchase, beginning at section
line eighteen rods below the mill, running
east thIrteen rods; thence north sixteen rods ;
thence west thirteen rods; thence to the place
of beginning, supposed to contain one and
one hall acres OF land. upon which is now
erected steam saw mill aud grlSt mill, and
sold as the property of Erastus K. AMI Quincy
Davis, al the suit of SIathoway, Ma thewS q
Co. Appraised at $500 90. Teims Of sale
cash.
]. V. SMITH, S. NJ. c.
May lO-f9-5t- $500.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-17
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLAkKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

PROTECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
Prepared froma prescription of Sir j. Clarke, NJ. D.,
Ply ysciun Extraordinary to the Queen
This Invaluable medicine is unlaing in the of
all those painful and dangerous diseases to which the
female constitution is subject IL moderatcs all eX-
cess and removes all distractions, and speedy cure
may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
il is peculiarly suited. 1t will, i'll short time bring
Oh the monthly period with regularity.
Eacn bottle, price one Dollar, beurs thv Govern
Stamp Great Britnin, prevent counterfeit.
CAUTION.
These pills should not be taken by females during
the FIRST THREE MONTHS OF pregnancy, as they are
bring Miscarriage, but any other time they
are safe.
In all cases OF Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain
in The Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight cXertion
PupHtOn Ofthe Heart, lily yserics, and Whites, these
Pills Will enecI when all other means have
failed, and although powerful remedy do not con
tain iron, calomeI. antmony, anything hurtful OF
the constitution.
Full directions accompany each package.
sole agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
LateL. c. Baldwin d CO.) Rochester, n. Y.
N. B.--SIuU and postage STAMPS enclosed to an
authorized gent will insure bottle OF the Pills BY
return mail.
For sale w ID. Reed, Pomeroy, o.; J. ID. Park and
SURE, Ecstein d CO,Cincmnau, o 32lylt