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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-03-01
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Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Govern
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CAUTION.
These pills should not be taken by females during
the MONTHS OF pregnancy, they are
bring Miscarriage, but any other time they
safe.
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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-03-01

GD-The Cincinnati papers of the 22d
and Esd ults. were Ieeming with unboun-
ded praise of s. N. Pike. the gentleman
who has expended near half million dol
lars to erect an Opera House in that city.
While probably half column is taken up
in praise. or, rather in noticing the meet
ings of few who had patriotism enough
left to celebrate Washington's Birth Day
in an appropriate manner, too or three col
umns are occupied TO herald to the world
what s. N. Pike has done. Quite con-
trast-Washngton the apostle of temper
ance, who gave to us our freedom and our
country, is comparatively sunk into insig-
nificance by the name of S. N. Pike, the
celebrated Whisky distiler and rectifyer,
who gave to Cincinnati (but who still
holds the deed, an Opera House, and to
the world-whisky!
Alas, our Washington is dead; no pecu-
mary compensation is allowed for word
in his praise, hence he is being forgotten,
and the man who has the greatest number
of "posters" and "small bills" to print
receives the greatest notice at the hand of
the modern journalist.
The following is diminuitive extract
from one of the journals:
Probably this Hall is the only one any
where, approaching il in size and gor-
geousness ever built at the expense of any
one person. particularly of one living per-
son. Whoever does areU to Tie State, de-
serUes praise, ifhis beneiaction be bestowed
by will. And yet he gives hm which he
cannot carry dao1y, and which he has con
tfolled and used while living. Much
acarnaer should 5e The praise giVen to him,
schO, while Hving, erpends hiS property
for IT, benefit Of others, Tie odornment Of
his city, ~ tie improvement 0f'he pull: C,
and we imagine that such persons feel a
keener and deeper enjoyment as they con-
template the happiness they have conferred
the good they lave done-lhan can ever
be derived from the mere possession of
wealth. however enormous.
There is no need now 10 argue that Art
is most powerful couservator Of society,
a most efficient agent OF culture. And
when the unaided energy of one man Civ es
two hundred thousand people a Temple of
Music, SO grand in its exterior, SO admira-
bic in its interior, and SO complete in its
arrangements, as Pixies Opera House, the
press, which is the voice and mirror of the
public. may be excused if its return OF
thanks be somewhat extlavagant.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-03-01
FITS! FIT 81! FITS!!!
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CuRE or FlTs, sPAsMs, CRAMPS AND ALI NERVOUS
AND ,oEsTITUTIoNAL DISEASES.

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CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES.
Persons who are nboring under any distressing
muIady will find HASCE's VEGErABLE EPILgrTIc Pills
be the only remedy discovered for curing Epi
.lepsy or Falling Fits.
These pills possess a specific action the nervous
system; and. although they are prepared especially
for the purpose of curing Fits they will be found of
especial benefit for all persons afflicted with weak
nerves, whose system has been prostrat'
or shattered from any cause whatever. In Chronic
complaints diseases of long Standing superinduced
by nervousness, they are exceedingly beneficial.
Price, 50 perbox, or two boxes for S.. Persons ou
of the city, enclosing remittance, will hive the pills
the through the mail, free OF postage. POr sale
by SETH s. HAEE No. IOs Baltimore street, Baltimore
Nd, to whom orders from all parts of the Uno.
be addraSsed, post- paid. Jan. 70, '5s.-9-iY
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-03-01
"PErER PAaLry's THOUSAND AND ONE ST.

"PETER PARLEY's THOUSAND AND ONE STo-
KlEs" of Fact and Fancy, Wit and Humor. Rhyme,
Reason, and Romance. BY S. G. Goodrich. IL
lustrated with 800 Engravings. New York: Derby
IL Jackson, I19 Nassau Street.
The above is handsome. large octave
volume, containing $50 pages with over
800 appropriate illustrations. The work
is sold exclusively by subscriptions. and
the publishers respectfully solicit agents.
With the known ability of the author and
the appearance of the book itself to recon-
mend it, we doubt not that agents could do
well by canvassing. Address Derby SS
Jackson. 1l9 Nassau Street. New York.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-03-01

DR.. RoDAcK's SUctEss.-Wc have always been in
cined to receive with doubt the accounts of wonder
full in desperate cases. with which the propre-
tors of patent medicines are accustomed to garnish
their but the effects produced by the
Scandinavar Remedies of this distinguished Swede
notorio and amply verified by direct per-
sona testimony, to put doubt AMI suspicion out of
the question. The reported by the patients
themselves, comprehend nervous complaints, dys-
pepsia billions disorders, fits, rheumatsin and al
most every species of disease affecting the stomach,
the skin, and the organs Of respiration. Under these
circumstances we can have objection in giving
such important facts publicity in our columns. Ham
let says, There is in and earth than is
dreamed of inyour philosophy - and every day
vnccs that the science of medicine is not the
elusive property of "the faculty. DR.. ROback has
acquired fame and fortune by his successful
ment of disease, and his Blood Purifier and Blood
Pills are in general demand. See ADV. slim.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-03-01

To Prevent the spread of the Small pox
within the Corporate limits Of the Tow II
OF NJ ddlerori. passed Feb 2lst, :s59
ARTICLE FIRST.
Section I. Be it ordained by the Town
Council Of the Town Of M'ddtport That A.
NJ. Barlow, H. F. Miller and w B. Vandynt
he, and 'he came are hereby constituted a
Board Of Beath.
Sec. 2. 1T shall he the duty Of said Board
OF Health to use all and every eans which
they may deem necessary to confiSe he epi
demic 10 lis present lImis for which purpose
they may prohibit those persons who ale in
iucted or living in infect houses, Iiom going
out there'rnm TO such distances may con-
vey the epidemic teyond its present limit s;
and any person ar persons violating such pro
hibitiop, shall be liable to fine in any sum
not exceeding ten dollars, or be imprisoned
for any time not exceeding ten days, or both.
ARTICLE SECOND.
Sec. |. Be j; farther ortla med, That SAID
Board of Health shall have power to procure
a Temporary Pest House, or Houses 10 which
they may cause to he conveyed all persons in
fected, who may be found raShy and wilrully
exposing themselves, so as to endanger the
lives or health of the citizens of the Town.
Sec. 2. Amy person or persons found guilty
Of tearing down or delacing any notices posted
m 10y order of said Board OF Health tor the
purpose of carrying out the provisions OF this
ordinance, shall be fined in any SUN not ex-
ceeding ten dollars, or lie imprisoned for any
time not exceeding len days, or both
Sec. 3. Any expenses incurred in carrying
out this ordinance, shall be payed out of the
treasury of the Town.
Sec. 4. The foregoing ordinance 81 all go
into effect from and ailer its passage.
A. NJ. BARLOW, Mayer.
II. F, MILLER, Recorder
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-03-01
EwWe have received d zen beautiful

EgWe have received d zen beautiful
engravings from J.. M. Emerson 81 Co,
No. 4o6 Broadway. New York, Publishers
of the Omitted States Journal" and also,
publishers of many new and interesting
works. Send for a Catalogue of Books,
and they will furnish the books you desire
at as low rates as any other publishing
house.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-03-01
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.

MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.
~ EOkGE ARMlTAGE, ct. al. VS.. George
u WesIfall-Meigs County Common Pleas
Pursuant TO an order of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas, in and for the County of Meirs
and State of Ohio, MADE in rhe aforesaid
cause, | will Offer for sale at the door Of The
Court House in Pomeroy, on Saturday The I'd
day of April next, at the hour Of len O'Clock
a. Ne, The following real estate, situate in the
north east quarter Of Section No. 30, TcwH
Z, and Range IA, in said County, described as
follows. Beginning on the north line OF said
Section, 81 rods west of the north east corner
thereof, al a dog-wood stake; thence south
1924 rods; thence west 624 rods; thence
north 1924 rods, thence east 63t rods 10 the
place OF beginning, containing 40 acres more
oI less. Appraised a 300.
NJ. HECKARC,
March i-9-4. Master Commissioner.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-03-01
william aHd Mary College Dc
SITOyCd by Fire.

We have dispatches from Petersburg,
Va, which give the sad intelligence that
that venerable institution of learning,
William and Mary College, at Williams
burg,.in that State, was entirely destroyed
bv re about 3 O'Clock on Tuesday morn
ing. Everything, including the valuable
library, it is reported is destroyed, involv-
ing loss of $s1CO,UO0. 1t is said there
was only an insurance of $22,Oo0 on it,
making the loss very heavy. We suppose
no lives were lost as the dispatch is silent
on the subject. The one hundred and
sixty sixth anniversary of the date of the
charter of William and Mary College, Va,
was to be appropriately celebrated on the
l9th of February. This College WIS The
oldest, except Harvard University, in the
United States. Ii was chartered in 1893
by King William ILL., and Queen Mary,
who gave out of their private means nearly
$4,000 sterling towards erecting the ne
cessary buildiDgs.-Boitinaore Patriot.
Feb 9th.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-03-01
SHERlFF"S SALE.

DY virtue oi an oTdt: of sale TO ne direc-
u ted from the CoUrt of Common Pleas of
mcIgs County, will offer io sale at The door
Of the Cot House in pomero>, at f2 O'Clock
Noon, on the Path day OF Ma ch 1850, the
following described lands and tenements, to-
wit: The one undivided half part Of all tha:
part of one hundred acre lot No. 37o, IN
Section No. a, Town NJ. 5 Range No. ID,
which lies L. The Ceuniy u Gallia and State
of OHIO, supposed to be seventy acres; and
also the I'M iivide1 half part of all oC one
hundred acre lot No SIS, in Section Nos
3, d, 81 and 34, in Town Nos. | and 5, and
i'm Range Nos. Ii and ID, except about seven
or eght acres here iofore conveyed by Thos.
-. Sargent and Joseph J Cu"nbs TO he
Leodington Salt Company, and sold as the
property of Thomas d. Sargent at The suit Of
Melzar Nye, ir., appraised at Three Thousand
Eight Hundred and Thirty one Dollars,
(3.83l O0.) Terms of sale cash.
g. 1925. J. V SMITH, S. NJ G.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-03-01
SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER
OF COURT.

.HN the Gath day of march next, between
~ the hours OF twelve and two, on the
premises, will be solo to the highest bidder the
following real estate. The property of mark
HaiSey. deceased, 10 wit: North w st quar-
ter OF the south east quarter oi Sec. eleven,
Township four, (4) and Range twelve, in he
Ohio Cnmpany's pure hase, being forty acres,
more or less, appraised at two hundred and
eig ghty- five dollars. Terms OF sale, one third
cash; one third in six months, the residue
one year, secured by mortgage on the pren1iz
Ses. JAMES NJ. MILLER,
S-4tN Admir- of Marx IIalSey. decd
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-03-01
SHERIFFS SALE.

QV virtne Of an order # sale to me directed
- from she Court of Common Pleas of MeigS
County, ] will oifeI for sale at he door Of the
Court House in PonIeroy, at one O'Clock p.
NJ, on the oath day OF march, 1859, the fol-
lowing described property to-wit: Town Lot
No. 2S5, IN the town of Pomeroy, Megs Co.,
Ohio, and sold as The property Of William
Mclnlire at the SUIT Of John Welch. APP
praised at $500. Terms of sale cash.
Feb. 22-S-:w.&l so. ]. V. SMITH, S. NJ. G:
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-03-01

EE Miss Alice j. Chase, sister OF Coy.
Chase, died at the Governors residence in
Columbus, on Thursday last the l7Ih
ult.. in the 5s1 year Of her age.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-03-01
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that my Wife,
IV Fanny JuGson, left my bed and boar .
without any just cause, aud this is to notify
all persons against trusting her On my &C
count, as will pay no debts of her contrac-
ting. WILLIAM JUDSON.
Aarch @ 3IN
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-03-01

MoRE AFRICANS TO CoME.-The follow
ing extract from letter dated Jackson
vJle. Fla. Jan. 80, we find in an ex
change:
"A bsrque left here a few weeks ago
for the Coast of Africa, to take in a cargo
of negroes tor this State and Georgia. A
brig left port yesterday to pleet the vessel
and transfer the cargo 10 the big at sea.
The slaves will probably be landed in
Florida, rs It is believed here that the slave
trade has been re.opeued."
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-03-01
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

WILLIAM FOSTER, Plaintiff VS. Aaron
w Mur1ock and Lewis S. Nye, Derts-
Before George Lee, j. p, OF Sa Isbury Town
ship, Melgs County Ohio-On The 23d day Of
February, A. ID. 1859, said Justice issued an
CIDER of Attachment in the above acion, for
The sum OF S92-6O. VIM FOSTER,
Feb. 2S-9-3t BY THos. CARLEroS
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-03-01
A RIVER FARM FOR RENT

NJE will rent from so to 100 acres of -
w good bottom lard, at the mouth Aa.a
Of Leading Greek. Meigs county, Ohio with
n large new dive ling house, out-h uses, g.
(with pasture and mt adOw, il desited,) foi
cash. or share of the crops. Possession
given Immediately.
Also, for sale, Horses, Oxen, Cattle and
Wagons and farming utensils.
Feb. 15-7-3* w. IL. d j. J. COOMBS.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-03-01
GOLD IN K ANS a S !!
RUTLAND NURSERY;


RUTLAND, MEIGS COUNTY, O.,
SITUATED on the Athens aud Pomeroy
~ road, cne mile above the town OF Rut.
land. The Proprietor offers for sale, the
coming Spring, about 4 900 Apple and Pear
trees. which cannot be eXcelled in extent Of
variety, nor surpassed in vigor, health, or
beauty Of growth. The present stock EN-
braces all of the most approved varieties of
the Apple. Standard aud Dwarf Pears, to
which lhe attention OF all lovers of fine fruit
is respectfully solicited
The Proprietor having made arrangements
to leave for the West in ihe month Of April
next, has been induced TO offer ezra Bargains
10 all customers calling between this and the
4th of that month Trees vii! he sold iii the
4th Of April, at the following prices:
apple, l23 cts per tree, or $1,000 per hun
dred; Pear, 40 cts. per Tree, or $40 10 pei
hundred w. w HUBBELL. Proprietor,
Feb. 22-S-3t* Rutland, Ohio
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-03-01
G A $ II T. Q II
G A $ II T. Q II
w Il - q TH =.
AT T lie
CO0Iridge MilJ!

VFHE highest price wiz he paid. in CASH,
l. for WHEAT, at the COALRlDGE MILL.
in Potnerny. w G. WILLIAMSON.
February IS, l859.-tf
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-03-01
NOTICE.

THE creditors Of John Sims, late OF Leba-
non Township, MeigS County. deceased,
will present their claims Tor payment, ap-
proved according TO law, to the nnders igned.
ard all knowing themselves indebted to the
same, will please call soon AMI settle.
S-3* VIM. B RI NNELS. Admir-.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-03-01
lsIOI,:lte (1,IsE.6.

NOUHNs
TNBE STATE or On!o, Mics CouNrY, S.
L Final settlement of faccounls.-NCiice is
hereby gwen that Ii II Rice, Administrators
OF Seneca Haighi, deceased, has fled his ac-
count tor settlement in the Probate Court,
in and for SAID County; SAID account will be
hear and settled on Thursday, the 10th day
oi March next. ARTHUR MERRILL. -
Feb. is, lS59.-7-3rs Probate JudRe.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-03-01
AN ORDINANCE

To preveat the spread of the Small pox
within the Corpora limits Of the Tow II
OF NJ ddlepori. passed Feb 2lst, $50.
ARTICLE FIRST
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-26

"lInperieuse" bor1barded Zatia yesterday. The
fortrcsses returned the fire. The Imperieus."
at last broke of the contest, appearing ID have
suffered injury
The Vienna G1-ctts publishes an amended list
OF the killed aud wounded at Solferino AS tn
officers. tho ieturh gives 90 killed 3l4 wounded.
l3 made prisoners and 20 missing. Total 5s7.-
OF rank and file. zoos killed and s.62l wound
ed making grand total of ll2l3 Nothing
Is said respecting the number taken prisoners
he number of the French and Sa-diuians
killed and wounded was 1925
Tie number given by the Vienna journals ia
believed 10 be still below the truth
Inc s-enna correspondent of the Times saws
that on tae Sd inst. the French fleet. consisting
OF o4 :-ali was AT no great distance from Venice
The Hungarian legion forming at Genoa. is TO
he clothed like the Hungarian soldiers in the
Austrian army. as it is believed the latter will
rot tlTe on men Wearing the national costume
Ihe NonateaT d -4rn'ee publishes the imperial
decree, by which a new regiment of AIs,erian
sharp shooters Is to be PROFESSIONALLY created
1t Is to consist OF three battaliuns of sisa Nm
panies each
RoNE.--A letter from Rome, published IN the
Times, states that the Mazzinians have forged a
pretended order of the Pope as if it had been
issued at the War office directing the rno.t ss
we're treatment of the revolving ,iistricts
THE VERY LATEST By TELEGRAPH FROM LONDON
LONDON, July 9th. noon.--A letter from Bel
grade states tha. about sixty young men be-
iohSlnS 10 Ihe ufst lainllies OF ServIa, have
llclted permission to form a corps 10 fight in
favor of Italian independence
The gun boats destined for the bombard meut
of Peschiera have been launched at Lago De
Garda.
A letter from Trebziond saws that Persia ia
making great preparations IN antcip patton of a
war with Turkey.
The fresse. of Vienna, says that another
French squadron of ten vessels was seen from
trieste on the 9th instant, bearing towards
Venice
4 semi-offioial correspondence from Madrid
declares that while desiring Italian independ-
enee, Spain wall still maintain her neutrality 81
long as the Italian Princes and the Church are
maintained.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-07-26
Terrible Disease from Lucifer Matches.

Many of our readers will smile when
we say that there is disease called in
common parlauce the Matches disease"
Very few, among the thousands of mill
ions who light their lamp, their pipe or
cigar, with Z lucifer match. are aware of
the fact that those who manufacture and
those who use these matches are liable to
contract one OF the most dreadful diseases.
We quote from the New York Sun:
quite recently young woman WIN
worked IN a match nlanufactory was sent
70 the Bellevue Hospital TO have an under
jaw removed. which had become diseased
by inhallng the phosphoric acid used in
the factory. The operation was skillful-
ly performed. and the young woman after
sone time went away from the hospital
perfectly cured. She had however, dis
eased tooth in one of her upper Jaws, and
returning to her old business of match
making, she contracted anew the disease,
aud finally died of it,
Another instance 0f this match dis
ease came under our observation yester-
day at the Bellevue Hospital. A Young
girl who has worked IN a match factory.
had her left upper jaw, which had be-
come diseased, removed by the surgeons
OF the establishments, IN presence of some
OF the most eminent physicians. DIR. Mou,
Jr., and DIR. church performed the oper-
alton, IN presence of large number of
the faculty-Dr. Molt, Sr., and DR.. Fran
cls being present and assisting with their
advice. The young woman was brought
into the operating room or theater and
placed under the influence of ether
When she had become perfectly insensi-
tie, the cheek was cut open from the chin
to the ear, and the diseased Jaw cut ou'.
The roots Of The disease were followed
aud cut out, and the blood vessels carefully
lled up.
B-fore the operation was completed,
she returned 10 consciousness, and her
cries while the cheek was being sewed up,
were agonzlng. Several left the room,
but the doctors continued their work with
their utmost ImpassIveness. The portion
Of the jaw removed was, as one of the
spectators remarked, =" perfectly rotten"
We learned from the physicians that
the disease is quite common among those
who WORK IN match factories, and that il
Is dangerous for any one who ha. dis
eased teeth to be employed IN the manu-
tac;ure OF lucIfer matches. They also
state that the disease may be contracted
hy those who have diseased teeth, by
lighting cigars or a pipe with lucifers, and
Innaieins phosphoric acid which is hber-
ated by theIr Igni.on. Il is well for pco-
pie to understand this fact, and as the
doctors say, If person has a diseased
tooth, he or she should have it removed at
once, and thus escape all the danger of
The " match disease"