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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-01-18
FITSl FIT Sill FIT S,!l!
HANcE's VEGETABLE EXTRACT
tsgRP Eills,

Frrs, sPAsSs, CRAMPS AND ALI NERVOUS
CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES. ~. ~
Persons whe aborips under any distressing
malady will find HAEcE's VEGETABLE EPILEPrIc PILLS
be the only remedy discovered for curing Epi-
lepsy Falling Fits,
These pills possess specific action on the nervous
system; and, although they prepared especially
for the purpose OF curing Fits they will be found of
especial benent for all persons afflicted with weak
norses, whose stem has been prostrated
or shattered froIu any cause whatever. In Chronic
complaints diseases oflong standing supcrinduccd
by nervousness, they are exce ceodingly benehciai.
Price, 80 por box, or two boxes for S. Persons
of4he city, enclosing remitance will hay the pills
cent themthroughth the mail free of POSTAGE For sale
by S. HAHcE, IVs Baltimore street, Balti
Nd 10 whom orders from NIL parts ofthc Union must
hc a,drcssra. post paid. tnn II, '5s@s -
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-01-18


CoRREcTIoN.-The Democratic Dis
patch," of Gallipolis, needs a little post
ing-up in regard the sayings of the great
men of our country. He was learned
Democratic catechism years ago, which
has all been disavowed by those who
penned it, but the editor of the ''DispaLch"
seems not to be aware oft. For instance,
he gives as the author of the following
sentiment, ga prominent Republican of the
State Of Ohio:'' 4@a
"WAesa The torch Of the incendidry
shall light up the cities Of the South,
though may not laugh at her calamity, nor
mock sOhen her fear conaeth, IShati hail IL
as the dasUn Of a Political AilIeMniuna."
Now. every person in this county knows
that at Democratic meeting in POmeroy,
last fall, Edison B. olds asserted his will
lingness to make affidavit that he wrote
that sentiment himself, and this is the first
man we have on record as claiming it,
The "Republican" to whom it has hereto
fore been imputed by the Democracy, and
others who knew his sentiments, promptly,
at it's appearance, disproved having uttered
1t, and hence, E. B. Olds is it's father, as
hundreds will testify, who heard him make
the assertion. Will Mr.. Hebard alter his
catechism. so that it will "give the d
his uues?'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-01-18
d. REED, POmtrOys
HUGO & COE, Middlepo


DR.. RoBAcK's ScAxDIxAvIAN REaEDrrs.--In direct
ing the attention Of readers DIR. Roback's ad-
vertisement, we hate hesitatonin saying that all
he claims for his medicines is confirmed by certif-
icates from all parts of the West. The language
these certificates is and grateful, and
refer to such variety of Diseases that It
be folly to question the restorative properties
preparations 1t appears that while botanizing ng
his native mountains in Sweden, during visit thnt
county some years ago, he collected q large guam
tity of medicinal herbs, unknown in this coun-
try, and by combining the liquids and solid extracts
those possessing powerful detergent properties, he
succeeded in producing his celebrated Blood Purifier
and Blood Pills, which said to exercise n more
beneficial effect upon the fluids of the human body
than any other euratves in existence. Dr. Robnck IS
theory is that all diseases originate in the blood and
IL would that the rapid recovery of his patients
under of these disnfecta affords strong
presunptive evidence hat his pathology is correct
Certain it is that the celebrity of his medicines in
creases daily, and that he has authentic proofs OF
their success in his possession. SEQ Advertise ment
FrvERs-Fever, like every other form of disease
which the human system isliable, is caused by inn
pure humors. This being caused by the moro rapid
action of the blood struggling with nature, indcavor-
ing OF the body the corrupt matter which is
| deadly opposed to health Hence the good and bad
humors are Mt war with each other, and the commo-
tion which follows causes fever and heat. The
toms of fever various; causing heaviness, lam
guild, difficult breathing, dull and heavy anxiety
ling and yawnng alternate fits of heat and cold
After which the patient complains of pains in the
head and back, great thirst, nausea and sickness,
fulness about the stomach, and sometimes vomiting
bilious matter, Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills are
| acknowledged to be a strenthenipg and delightful
| medicine for all kinds of fevere. They not onl.
cleanse tue stomach and bowels from all bilioui
matter but they open the excretory vessels causing
them to pour copicus eHusions from the blood intC
bowels, after winch the corrupted mass is thu owl
out by the natural passage of the body All that Il
required in urgent OF fever, VIII be to take
large doses In order to have them operate
thoroughly by the bowels, take from three to hvG
night and morning, until the fever entirely disa p
pears. After which, from TIVE to feur every evening
until well, and you will be convinced that this is
best way check fever, because they drive out al
Inflammation, and restore the body a of soun'
health. And the blood aud other fluids will be 81
Thoroughly purified that disease in any form will b.
utterly impossible. --
Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills are sold by all deal
in Medicines l IN
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POnlerOy Retail Market.
PoMERov, TnrRspAv. pecember e4.

IHURsDAYs DbceMUcr q.
Cheese, (dom. l0c y Ii.
Cheese, CIV. R.) 9C9I21zc.
Soap, 59l0c. z n.
Candies, (tallow) l4@I5c.
Candles. (opaD &c.
Candles, (stnr) 25r.
Fish, (Cod) 59GAe.
Fish, (Mnckerel,) y 5@IOc.
Fish, White } Sc.
Picked Pork, 99BlOc.
Shoulders, S@0c.
sides, Cs:n olScd) s@9c.
Hams, I2c.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-01-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Welfare Division No. 90 son.

OF TEMPERANCE, meet n their Hall, over the
Bank. every Saturday evening. at 6i O'Clock.
lily BY order of Division.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-01-18
spend Your Money AT Home.

The following article is full of home
truths that should commend themselves to
the good sense of the people in almostev-
cry community. We copy from the Ma
riou Marion Co.. o. Republican"
The citizens of many towns and cities
unconsciously contribute to the destruction
Of their prosperity, by spending large
portion Of their out-lays away from home.
No more suicidal policy could possibly be
conceived of. 1t drains the very life blood
of the neighborhood in which such per-
sons live. 1t starves the mechanic at
home, and aids in building up. it may be,
rival towns. the latter growing strong
upon that which belongs to another. Can
it be expected that high spirited mechanics
or business men OF any kind will remain
in town or neighborhood where their
wares are condemned, and their efforts to
please entirely unappreciated?
But, says one, should we not buy where
we can buy cheapest? Of course; but
when you go away from home and pur-
chase nice buggy or carriage. or sofa,
or furniture. or anything else, it may
nominaIly be cheaper, but in reality it
may be far dearer than if purchased at
home. If it drives away mechanics or
business men from the place of your resi-
dence. depreciates property. destroys bust
ness and kills enterprise, we would say
that it's cost is enormously greater than
when compared with home prices. The
nominal price of any article, does not
always show its real cost to The purchaser
We hope the citizens of our town will
take this thing into consideration, and
make it a point to encourage home in
dustry. II is the only policy that will
"poy," or that will build up our town.
1t is clear that if our people were all to
90 or send to Cleveland, Cincinnati, or
New York for their mercantile supplies
our merchants must all leave here or go
into some other business. So, if our
merchants and others who should patron
ize our mechanics. were to send off for all
they want, our mechanics must all leave
and 90 where they are better appreciated
and merchants. professional men. property
owners, all classes suffer, by their depar-
ture. Every dollar thus sent away, di-
minishes the business capacity of our town,
and aids in crushing out enterprise in our
midst. The citizens of our town all have
one common interest, and whatever
causes the business of one class to lah-
gu:sh injuries all the rest. They should
all work for each others interest-should
cherish every business that tends to attract
and consolidate trade here--should pat
ronize each other, and thus keep every
dollar that iegitimately belongs here. and
thus add to our common wealth. When
ever this policy becomes the policy Of all
our citizens, we will see our town building
up, population increasing, business ex.
tending and general thrift prevailing al
classes. r aaa lts.,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-01-18

Flour, $4.50@ S5.nO y brl
Wheat, s0@S5c. % bush.
Onts+ +5s@55c. % bush.
Potatoes, SO9 LEO h bush.
Appless s(gpeen) .5O@2.
Butter, l5120c. per b.
Eggs, l5sD2Dc. v doz,
Molasses, 406D45c. y gal.
Sirup, 81 y gal.
Sugar. IN. 0. } sC@9c. % ib
Sugar (White) L@15c..
Coffee. 100 I5e. v b. l'
Rice, 0@7c, y b.. ff
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-01-18
MILL PROPERTY
For Sale.

ME subserrhers give notice, that as the
Il assIgnees Of Murdock & Nye, they offer
for sale the following property, to wit: An
half of the Goal Ridge MILL" liz
Pomeroy with the coal land and lots apper-
tenant thereto. ~.
And also the whole of the mill in Middle
port, known as The "Crystal Mill," together
with the lots ways and appurtenances thereto
belonging. - pa . f-ti q ~
Both Of said Mills are OF the very hest con-
Etruction, advantsgeouEy located, having
ina hineTy OF the most approved kind, and are
in complete running order i-.fE Btl ~ r
An examI nation of the above property 10
requested by persons desiring to- purchase;
and offers Tor the purchase ef the same are
solicited. j. CAHTW RIGHT,
Jan 1881 baB 1.N.iRI NYE. ~ {.f II
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-01-18
REP AIRIN s.,

Will be execued in the very best man
ner, prompt and durable. '
His charges for repairing are such as
tie Bill of Prices of the Watch Makers
of Pomeroy' require. atr@
All his work is warranted to give salts.
faction, otherwise the money laid out for
it will be returned. .,,,i7-..
To all from HON he has received pat
ronage. he re urns cordial thank. and
wishes for continuance of the same
.yf..C w. A. AICHER, Jeweler,
At the head of Wharf Boat Larding
Road, Pomeroy, o.
n3-tf ..t- -r..5.r,s ,.,..f
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-01-18
Balm OF GiIcad SuIve.
MEIGs COUNTY,, O. Dec. %.

MEIcs CouNTY, o.. Dec. %, s55.
We, the undersigned, Druggists, have been
acquainted with, and sold for year or two
past, J e. lillinghas 'tBalm of Gilead
Salve and Plaster, and we would assure the
public that, in everv insta nee, as far as we
know. it has given the best satisfaction To the
purchasers. We can recommend it to the
pubic as an. article ofgreat merit and value;
indeed, we never knew an article berume So
deseryedly popular IN so short time, which
is proven by The fact ofits extensive sa and
constantly increasing demand.
ID. REED, Pomeroy.
HIIGG Nr ODE Middlennrt
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-01-18
no TEACHERS., :

4 y A IlLA NlAI A1ANI0e
THE Beard of School Examiners for Megis
i, county will meet on the FIRST Sat urday OF
each month at the Cont House, in Pom
roy, for the ES aminati0n, Of Teachers. sa.,.I
Examination TO Commence at 10. o'cloa
A. NJ. and continue mi AZ o. clock r. n. .l,a
mon tbs from the date of said application.
ss-tsas - W, II. LAsLEY, Clerk.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-01-18
ATTAChMENT NOTICE.

=. Alta AChMENT NOTICE. o1
w. WORLEY against Sim Dailey-Be-
- fore P. Hugg, Justice Of Peace of Sails
bury Township, Meigs County, Ohio. On
the 18th day of December, A. d., 1858, said
Justice issued an order of attachme mt in the
above action for the sum of S242.49. Mid
1leport, January 10, 1883. ny + .t.sr -zl.5-.i ,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-01-18
8. M. pE1TINGmL & cos


ll9 Nassau 81 New York, and 10 State ST., Boston
g. NJ. PErTEN0lLL q Co., are the Agents for the
'sMeigs County Telegraph" and the most influential
and largest circulating Newspapers in the United
States and the Canadas They authorized to con-
lrct for us nt our lowest rates.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-01-18
NOTICE.

NOTICE. "a
M EIGS COUNTY, SS-Court Of Common
Iil Pleas: Notice is hereby given, tn at at the
next term of the Court of Common Pleas, in
and for said County of Meigs w VI. Page
and A. S. Page wi II make application for IN
order to redeem ertaIn parcel of land sold
for taxes by the Treasurer of said county of
Meigs. January II, A D., 1857, to one Gall
vim DeWolf. Said parcel OF land described
on the tax du plicate, al the time of said sa e,
as follows: K. II. 4. Z, Sec. ~. Lot $40, No.
~, Acres /. Value, $195.00, on S. W., and
standing charged with taxes at The time of
said sale in the name of Shepherd Reeves.
x tt. .THOS CARLETON,
n3-6t. Atty for claimants.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-01-18
SSln nAS'',SsnN.NN, AS'',S 50 .
w "a fch g -.
cLock s, AND .1.z|
FAN GY ARTICLES,
--O OF EVERY nESnRIpr1ON " =

Which he will sell at very reasonable
prices, and warrants every article to be of
the same quality and value as represented.
His Si"ie Room Is spacious, and ex-
pressly fitted up for he commodious re-
cepti~n of customers, where they will find
aPrompt and satisfactory offending in all
their wants appertsining to his business.
All his work, such as ..s. .,.,..
WATCH, CLOCK, AND JEWELRY
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-23
mys .DAwsu,
= 1lCEAa sPRIE.s I1omE1 = q =.

OCEAN SPRINGS HnTEL-E ". GEEH
renovated and newly furnished, and s. opened 10
the reception Of visitors the lst next Evsry
tort Will be made render visitors comfortable "a
their stay pleasant. ~ ' - = -
Than the beautiful Ocean Spring. there Il no tstt
place for yachting, or fishing, bathing -.
For the Amusement Of visitors there IL Tenpin Asy
Pistol Gallery Billiard Tables, Bar 10 attached "a AZ
Hotel which will be supplied with the choicest wines liquors
Hotel - ''s,--H'ai-s' ~
band Of music will be keet hotel during tho sutir,
season. bal and supper will be given twice week-Iuea-
day and Thursday nights. .--fI-
The Mineral Springs celebrated for curative uer
are In excellent condition An omnibus regularly
era times day to and from the Hotel Springs For L.
mony respecting the medicinal those 8priuzn ress
ence may be made Dr. Austin Dr. Thorpe New Oslesns
10 Rev DR.. M'Intyere, shville, Tenn.
Ocean springs having by epIdeics d.
cidedy the heahies well beautiful Location N
the Gulf shore. j. WILKTNHON 1~srt -
Ocean Springs, LIST May. 1859. M ms 4
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AT PRIVATE sALE.............AT PRIVATE SALE.
BY u B. WILTON,
MMowMM.. AucTIosEER-Onice 10 Bank Place.
A PRIVATE SALE Will be sold the fol-
1A lowing property

BY u B. WdLTON,
@@u uM@a AucnosEER-Ofce, 10 Bank Place.
IT. PRIVATE SALE Will be sold the fol-
...m Dwelling Houses.
renT connections and very desirable Brick
street.
OF hsn NJ
- desirable onestory and Attic Frame Dwelling House snd
Isfss Spacious Lots of dF'uld on Julia ea0nas
nestory Brick between post. Dwelling House. on Ora.
An elegant nd eommodious Twosory Gothic Frame Dwell
s0 ap'0 street.
sn smps qSs H H1nss P
House and Lot south of Magazine and st. joseph
Stores and Warehouses.
That desirable and centrally Thre Brick Sire
Tho Brick Store running through from Fulton
to New Levee street, and next to the of Lafayette
street
Tchoapouas Religions and St. James streets one
half the square ard adjoining the Branch Mississippi Press
Th Wssb5g aa and
Squares and Lots IL the the First and Fourth
TWENTY sou ARES; divided into Ga Lots of Ground be-
road and Hagan Avenue the
New Canal in the immediate vicinity of the u Marine
o If s ns sssasS
AZ bound
% Msr sesssss by xsp
meme. Martin Willow. Felicity and Clara Streets
THIRt ZEN SQUARES and parts of squares divided
lb3 Lots of Ground, comprised within the boundaries
borne Erao Mepomene Rochebave Streets adjoining the
Depot Grounds of the N o., Jackson Northern
Railrosd Company.
THREE VACANT LOTS, on Calope street, between Pry.
and streets each 80 eet4 inches 'front.'
by Il 6 feet 6 inches and lines in depth.
THREE LOTS OF GROUND in the square boun led by
North Market St. Joseph Fulton and Streets running
fss Situated in the Fourth Dis
Adele streets, fronting Adele street.
SPACIOUS LOT OF GROUND with the improvements
thereon s ated in the Fourth District the of Chip
and Pleas streets. The improvements
ssna One Story and Attic Brick Dwelling House. covered
with slate.
ONE LOT in the same square, adjoining in the rear the
lot above described and fronting on Pleasant street.
THREE LOTS OF GRoU ~, in the Fourth District, 'front.'
ing Jackson street. between Ellen and Race
TWO LOTS OF GROUND. in the Fourth District, in the
square bounded by Water Levee First and Soraparu Streets
fronting on Water and Levee
ONE LOT OF GROUND in the First District fronting
Florida Landing between Roman and Prieur streets
ON LOT OF GROUND in the Fourth District, fronting
Felicity street between Magazine and Constance Streets
FOUR LOTS OF GROUND in he Fourth District, on the
corner Of NJ gaziae and Seventh sreeti.
. For prices and terms, which LIBERAL apply
flee of the Auconeer where plans of the properties
be seen, ,pl7
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-23
- COYNER's WHITE and BLACK SULPHUR :
Ia:; and CHALYBEATE SPRINGS.

This will be for the reception Of visitors
on the LIST Of June II situated the line In full view 81
the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad half mile from
Depot Roanoke Va at which said Depot Omni
nus VIII be found waiting the arrival of
vev visitors to the Springs. 81 -
These White and Black Sulphur Waters effected numer.
Gus curesthe White Sulphur aggravated dyspeps
serious affections the liver kneys aud bladder a.
6y and especially of the system and to1e
diseases peculiar to femaleshe Black Sulphur all kinds Of
tions Of the skin.
The accommodations equal any be found in the
mountains Of Virginia. and the table attendance Of the
satisfactory character oeether With fine band Of music and
every other attraction usually found hscass watering
to all of which beg refer to the large uubsr
Of persons who have heretofore visited the place.
les Am j. A. HEFELFTNGER prnr,.to,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-23

- BAILEY SPRINGS, NINE MILES North -
III OF Florence. Lauderdale county, Alabama.
bly, known throughout Tennessee Alabama Mississpu Ind
Arkansas for the medicinal curative qualities 81
spinal affections torpid liver chronic ali casgee and
stages OF venereal and cutaneous diseases ct al
Tbs for hs Of
building and quarters for tie aecommodson
Of their guests They have now completed large Hotel
etc, etc. '
The location being the hills the Tennessee river and
full : ' f ~ A
THE TABLE
Will be supplied with the wholesome food that
the markets can aord, with polite and attentive
servants to attend It,
The Bar and Confectionery Bowling and Billiard Saloons
Will be well and abundantly supplied.
Those who travel and visit such places for pleasure
an abundant field for at Bailey Springs good
Band Of Masc will be in attendance enven and make
open the streams abound with fish, and fine for rowing
the Muscle Shoals the Tennessee within four
OF the xith good road make pleasant morning
evening drive to view the fine romantic scenery.
One Of the best physicians that the South Affords who has
hsd many years successful practice in connection with the
The premises formerly occupied by visitors con-
vetted into hospital for invalid aud placed
charge Of experienced that all
of the waters will have receive
PROMPT and proper attention.
These Springs accessible from the South the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad, from Memphis Tenn 70
Florence Aa in ten hours thence by coaches
Persons leaving Memphis the evening train will bresk,
rast at Springs next NOR ing and those leaving N
morning train will take Es At hs Syringe s,sns
Refer to-Mesars ScInggs Donegan Co., New Orleans.
Bradley, Wilson Co., ).
W. L. Lanier Co., :.
Philips Nixon l Co.. ::
mil Am Samuel Bell Esq, "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-23

- CULLUM's SPRINGS, CHOCTAw COUNTY,.
Ala, eight, six miles aboye Mo6dls, svsndy-dve niies
Of Mobile and Ohio Railroad i've mis- Wa &
TLe undersigned peasurs IN snnouneiue 10 IL ss
and the public that his establishment opne o ~ -
cetion Of visitors During thu winter Nasty
and additions have been made, With vsw Dcrup6 eo
fort and not only % the Invalid ss
ing recreation and pleasure The cp Il ~
erection Of several cottages the discovery two nv
springs Of feestone the other Of water s r no
modious billiard and the whole esabliahaians has
been reprinted and The FOR oea
the circular spring house. fitted up expressly for thsr s-
mediation, have been particularly attended to.
An experience in the public houea az
than twenty and determination keep on ~
list Of hotelsp WILL usts continue 10 tseuIe .
him liberal share q patronage. splendid band q muais
places for amusement divided the press Tbs st
tages are Al separate and neat, clean and airy.
Commodious light draufht boafs viii regularly tvp
As to the curative virtues Of the ns euIv
surpassed the most sanguine expectations propfr ~
&c believes he can say With perfect prnpety that s
made known the public that effected 20 many crs a
obstinate chronic dsea.es certainly Reet
tons = -1sr-r
The Springs Of the valuable Of vsrs fo
In the county viz The celebrated vichy the Chaybes M
Iron the freestone and the Sulphur. Such
soId are not to % found upon single place
Arrangements being made Express fn
New Orleans TO Mobile TO these SPRINGS pFeyef a
usual delay Of letters and caused by the as wie
however under contract TO be carried eusy three s
week. =
Terus Of board viii be moderste
Carriages are In waiting the landing avn1
Ar Of the water had applying 70 j. Wa
TERAAN BRO, Of Magazine and CounIon axra.
who are my agents in New Orleans.
mye DkWam AsA11o " ...g