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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-09-13
NOTICE.

D OBERT Campbell late of Mcigs County
III but whose place Of residence is unknown,
James P. Tanner, of Pittsburgh, Pa. Alex,
ander McBane and Jerome B. AMER, OF said
Pittsburgh, partners under the name OF
McBane & AMER, Jackson A, Wilson, Sam
ue B. McElroy and William Findley, OF said
city of Pittsburgh, partners under the name
of Wilson, McElroy & Co.. Daniel Stein,
Samuel Stsip, Myer Stein, and Solomon Stein,
Of the civ y Baltimore, Md. partners Under
The name JyCstein Brothers, Charles A. Grin.
nell. and John W.Jenkins, OF the city'of Bal.
timore, Md, partners under the name of Grin.
nell & jenkins, Isaac Coale and John Cugle,
Of the city of Baltimore, Md, partners under
the name of Coale & Cugle, Isaac Whittier
and John T. Patterson of the city Of Pitts
burgh, Pc, partners under the name of
Whittier & Patterson, David McCandless,
William Means and Harrison A. Cdfhn, Of
said city of Pittsburg, partners under tho
name of McCandless, Means u Co., and Mi
chael Whitmore, Christian II. Wolf, George
~. Duff and Thomas II. Lane, of said city OF
Pttsturg, partlers under the name of Whit.
more, Wolf, DnG& Co., will take notice that
Thomas Pickens, of Meigs County, Ohio, did,
on the 10th day Of September, 1859, file his
petition in the Court Of Common Pleas,
within and for said Meigs County, against
them and others, defendants, setting forth,
that the said Robert Campbell is indebted to
the said plaintiff for the purchase money OF
certain real estate named in said petition,
and that the said plaintiff ande one John
Woods, sen, have a furthe lien, set forth
in said petition, upon the same premises,
which are prior to all other liens thereon,
and that the defendants above named, have
liens upon the same premises by reason Of
certain attachments levied thereupon, aud
that said premises have been soN by the
Sheriff of MeIgs County, upon an order Of
attac hment, but which sale is not yet con.
frmed, and asking that the lien of the plain
tiff fer his SAID purchase money, and the lieu
OF the said plaintiff and John Woods Sem,
may be ordered to b. paid, as prior liens, out
of the money arising from said Sherlf's sale,
or that said sale be set aside, and the prem.
ses ordered to be sold 10 pay said liens. And
the said defendants above named are notified
that they are required 10 appear and answer
said petition, on or before the Sd Saturday
after the 18th day Of October. 1853.
PLANTS d CARTWRIGHT,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Sept 10, '59, -37-6t.-SS.t5
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-09-13
Markets.
CINCINNATI, September 8, ls!

's}G all CINCINNATI, September 8, 1859.
FLouR-Ths market gave way to-day, and price
declined about 20c per brl. The sales were 400 br
at 81 504 sJ for extra. 900 brs at Lawrenceburg
and I,0u0 do here, at S4 30.
PRovlsIoNs--A good demand for mess pork, witt
sales of 500 brls ut si4. Bacon buoyant, and still
held at INC and 9Hc, which are above the views o.
buyers. ar ... .....
GRocERIEs-Sales Of 800 bags Coffee at 1I3{9leMc
100 hhds Sugar at6X@7&c, and 800 brls MolasseS al
SIC. sH
WHEAr--The market was frmer to-day, with an
improved demand and but moderate receipts, and
prices are sitter. The sales were prime white at
81 G5; primo red at 81. !.. ...........
CoRx--The market is quiet and steady at 70c for
fair mixed.
BARLEY-Small sales at 60@65c for old and new.-
The receipts are too small to settle the markell and
the above are merely nominal rates. .s - '.s..
RYE--A moderate demand and prices steady at
7s@73c. l >, s.,,,.,.,, ...t..,,,., ..t, ,....
oATs-The narketi dull, but prices are without
material change. Sules li0O bu at 40c, and 200 do
at SOC. 3saa t'32&h@T'a. '.t". &1
BurrER--sales5O so nrkins prime Western Reserve at
I5t9l6c. .fs.r ..E .....r -.. I.. ..t .
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-09-13

The following is shout an average cam
paign article ofthe Statesman, under its
present management. II, contains fully as
mnch truth, decency and argument as the
majority Of the daily runnings that go tc
make up the Champaign Statesman"
"You published the decision of Judge
Swan, but you niatilated it, and hence all
the papers, Democratic and Republican
that copied from the Estate Journal gave
their readers mulilated copy Of that i'm
portant paper. We at that. lime copied
from The journal" and therefore We viii
republish in the Daily Statesman" Of to-
morrow morning, and transfer to the
Champaign Statesman" Of Friday, and
also over TO the Weekly Statesman" .
revised and corrected copy Of Judge
Swans opinion; being the first accurate
copy that has appeared in any paper in
Ohio"
II seems that III. value Of Judge Swans
decision as Dem, cratic campaign docu-
ment will bs ruiue by the fact that the
Republicans have q ready Published it,
In the first place il was asserted that
none of them dare pnblishit. As that was
VIGOROUSLY false. the, resort to the lie that
the Journal publication mutilated the
decision. ~ 49, 49,
We presume that tothe public, the pub
LEGATION Of the decision in our paper was
sufficient proof Of it's integrity. AZ to The
rogues who cannot mako any capital out
Of the decision itselfbut must have an out
side iis 70 60 with it, We state that Judge
Swans decision was furnished US for pub
location, revised. read in proof and ap.
proved by Judge Swan himself. II there
is anything differing from il except in OBJ
vious verbal corrections, published as his
decision, it is forgery, and il tho editor
Of the "Statesman" has published, as he
says. as decision Of Judge Swan. any
thing different from that in the journal. :"
we pronounce him forger, guilty Of mu.
tila,ing the decision Of our Supreme Court
for party purposes State Journal.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-09-13
Glorious News from vermont.

| The first Of the free State elections came
off In Vermont, on Monday Of last week
The Democrats had nominated for Gov
ernor, the celebrated poet. John g. Sake
and promised their friends throughout the
countrya grand triumph. They repudi'
ated Buchanan and Lecomptonism, and
with Douglas, Squatter Sovereignty, and
Hicsory on their banners, went into the
fight, will. colors flying. They have just
come out Of the contest without colors.
For Representatives, 90 towns have
been heard from, in which the Republicans
have elected IS members ndthe Demo
Gratis 10! The Republican candidate for
Governor is elected by@a vote Of nearly
three to one! The Republican gains are
very large, almost wipng out the very ex-
istence of the sham Democracy. The
Democratic vote of the entire, free State
Of Vermont, will not much, if any. exceed
the Republican vote Of the single City and
County OF st. Louis, in the slave State Of
Missouri Wonder whichis the sectional
party? f'.2 ''s."'sa' '.'',aa a"
Maine, also, held her election, last week.
but we have not heard the result. She,
no doubt, followed in the footsteps of her
elder sister. Ii# g,at7s. g@
From all directions the most cheering
accounts greet us. Of the triumphant sue
cess ofthe Republican cause. =. The friends
of freedom and good Government have
only to be firm, true and yigilent, to Sc
cure the permanent establishment of their
principles in the intelligent convictions of
the people. The masses are honest and
desire the perpetuisy Of the Union, and
the prosperity Of the country. Threats
Of disunion by slave drivers have ceased to
have much power, and the determined ef-
fort of the leaders Of the Democratic party
in the South, to- Africauize the country
is beginning To be appreciated! The mists
begin to .dispel- prejudice is giving way
to .reason-and the triumph Of justice and
right; rgiiahnss; is Just ahead! "The good time is
comingl" e'ad9a7s4f .5ga ~
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-09-13
Republican Meetings.

Hon. T. r. STANLEY, the Republi
can candidate for Senator, and I. A
PLANTS. the candidate for Represents
tive, will address the people at the follow
ing times and places: r.. r..
LErARrsv1LLE, on Friday, the 9Th inst,
at O'Clock P. NJ, and at
RACINE, in the evening. ....
LEBANON, at Adams School House,
ion Saturday, l7ih inst, at A. M, and a,
CHESTER, in the evening.
RUTLAND, Monday, 18th inst, at II
A NJ, and at
HARRIsoNvILLE, in the evening.
SALEM CENTER, Tuesday. Goth, at II
\. NJ, and at ..
COLUMBIA, in the Town House, in the
evening.
Let The friends in tie several townships
see to it, that the notices are well clrcula-
ted, and that these meetings be well at
tended. 1t is of the first importance that
the freemen Of the county awake to the
magnitude of the issues now claiming their
attention. Come one and all to these
meetings. Other appointments will be an
nounced in due time.
By order of the Central Committee.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-09-13
stFellg ArR,a,.a ,.aents.

We have heretofore copied two or three
articles from the Hooking Sentinel, 2
simply to let our readers see the spirit in
| whichithe eanpaigni Is conducted by the
democratic press. We have had no con.
troversy with the editor, as our readers
know, and frankly confess our inability.
feven If our tastes did not forbid it, TO mVgl
his arguments. But we promised to copy
his next effusion, "a not too obscenely
vulgar" and now redeem the PROMISE
The last Sentinel treats ito readers to
this choice literary norsel.
GYThe donkey who brays through the
columns Of the Pomeroy Telegraph. as
sumes virtue though be possess it not,
and says, che can have no controversy
with the Sentinel" bat If our next effu-
sion is not too obscenely vulgar to he ad-
mitted to the homes of moral citizens, zoe
will copy it for the same reason we copy
this! Our opinioA is that 'merat citi-
zen" would IS soon take home the leprosy,
and inoculate his entire family, as to intro
duce among them such cart Of filth, and
falsehood, and o-equaiity.isns, and
other errors. as the Pomeroy 7slsgrapA,
or any other Black Republican sheet advo-
eating the doctrines Of Giddings and the
Oberlinitesl It is enough to "slrike a
man comicaps to hear such whited sepul-
chres as a nigger- loving editors Of disun-
ion and multiplying sheets pirate about NOR
atty and assume a sanetimouions virtue
which might answer in strange country
where they are not acquainted, but around
about home. the spurious character Of their
hypoeritical pretensions is known, and
only excites langhter. You had better
have controversy With the :'SentineP'-
we shave kicked manya pnppy into notice,
and mig BIT be induced 10 perform the same
favor for yoa! s' 1zh 49, '',.' ~. y s'' :
We would simply say that this is far
above the average contents Of the !''Senti-
nell" in literary taste and sound argument.
and will compare favorably with the arti-
cles in our Democratic exchanges gen.
orally. Justice, if not gratitude, compels
US to add that bis notices Of our humble
self are courteous and gentlemsny, in com
parison with his treatment of Governor
Chase. Dennison, Corwin and such like.
We ought not, it is true, expect the same
amount, of ''good writing" wasted upon
US as is devoted to these and other good
men. Our readers, from the specimens
thus given, can form some estimate ofthe
spirit. Of the campaign. Wilt win?
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-09-13
Probilte Court.

The session ofthe Probate Court fol
criminal business for September com
menced on Tuesday last.
The FIRST case was the State of Ohio
vs.. Jasper Drain, and William Drain, for
an assault upon Hannah Plantain. The
case was tried by the Court, and defend.
ants convicted and fined 80 and costs,
and imprisoned eighteen hours in the
County Jail. This, we think will have a
salutary effect. The defendants were
young men, or rather boys, partially intox-
icated, aud their offense was more Of an
obscene and indecent exhibition of youth
tul depravity, than an attempt to commit
a personal violence. Aud we hope the
lesson will not be lost upon others.
No. 2. The Slate vs.. James Driver
This was charge for an assault and bat
terry. Def. failed to appear, and recogni-
zance, Of $50, forfeited. ~-a
No. 8. The State of Ohio vs.. j. P.
Capehart Liquor case. Continued.
No. A. The State Of Ohio, vs.. John
McLain complaint to keep the peace. De-
fendant discharged on defect Of affidavit
and transcript.
No. s. Same vs.. same, and disposed
Of as No. 4.
No. 6. The State Of Ohio vs.. Michael
Vaughn, assault and battery. Tried by
the Court--found guilty and fined SIC
and costs. r 0.,
No. 4. The State of Ohio VS.. Christie.
pher Peck. This was for an outrageous as
sault and battery upon little step-son ol
defendant. In consequence Of defendant
having been in jail21 days before trial, the
Court let him off with fine of Sis and
costs.
No. 8. The State of Ohio vs.. Peter
Smoor, charged with keeping room
where liquor was sold contrary to law"
Continued on application of defendant
No jury was demanded in any case be-
fore the Court. The business was dis
posed ofwith dispatch and to the satisfac-
lion Of all, we believe, except the parties
convicted and their immediate friends.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-09-13

HoLLowAys PlLLs.-Ifwe would destroy poison
Gus plant we attack the roots, net the leaves and
blossoms. The operation Of Holloway's Pills pro-
ceeds upon the same principle. The candaverous
complexion, sunken eye, and STOPPING frame, are
simply indications that the internal organs are not
doing their dnty II the skin is sufused with bile,
and the breath offensive, there are distractions in
the liver. If the food after eating, seems to lie like
at the pit Of the stomach anLis turned into foul
gases instead Of wholesome pabulum, tho organs of
digestion are diseased. Upon these dlstempered
viscera the Pills act as powerful alternative. They
purge mildly, and at the same time regulate and pu-
rify the secretions and the blood. Need we say that
tho inevitable consequence is thorough cureS
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-09-13
Notice To Non resident Land
(1XVnp prS

TINE Commissioners of Meigs County at
l. their September session, on the petition
of franklin Wseman and others, ordered
view and survey of an alteration of county
road, in Salem Township. described as fol-
lows, to-wit: Beginning at the county road,
in the lane east of George Wiscman's house;
thence in sorlh-easterly direction to q:
Wlseman's house; thence down the run the
best and most practicable way to intersect the
county road near the John Caig house, on
Parkcr's Run, running east and west by VIM.
Haliday's house, and vacate so much of the
old road as lies between the place Of begin
ming and where 1t intersects the county road
on Parker's Run.
All persons interest ted are hereby notified
that the viewers and Surveyor on the above
road will meet on the 18th day OF October,
1853, to lay out the same, as the law directs.
Sept. l3.-374t A PETITIONER.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-09-13
NOTICE.

THE State of Ohio, Meigs County, S.
l. Court of Common Pleas-George w.
Pumphrey, plaintiff, VS.. the Steamboat Par
kersburg, water-cralt navigating the wa
ters bordering upon the State of Ohio, de-
fehdant.-DepoSilons in this action will be
taken by The plaintiff, at the Office Of G. TAR,
Justice Of the Peace in and for jeff rson
County, in the State Of Ohio. on the 4lh lay
Of October a. D. 1859, between seven o'clk
a. NJ. and nine O'Clock T. Nj, aud the examt
nation will be Adjourned from day TO day
thereafter. -
GEORGE w. PUMPuREY, Plaintiff.
Sept. l3, '5J-3T 3t-$2.00
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-09-13
NOTICE.

THE State Of OHIO, Megs County, S.
Court Of Common Pieas-George W
Pumphrey, plaintiff, VS.. the Steamboat Par
kersbnrg, water-craft navigating the waters
hordering on the State of Ohio, defendant =
Dispositions will be taken in this action. by
the plaintiff, at the Counting room o Robert
A Copper, on Lower Market stIeet, in the
city of Cincinnati, and county Of Hamilton,
Ohio, on. the 10th day of October, A. D. 1859,
between the hours Of seven o'clock A. M,
and nine o'clock p. NJ, and the examination
will be adjourned from day to day thereafter.
GEORGE w. PUMPHREY, Plaintiff.
Sept. l3, '59-37- 3t-S2.0O
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-09-13

DlskAsE Exr ELLED FROM THE BLoop! The HoPrLEss
CuRED.--During the past year Eve hundred and nine
persons, who had been given over by regular physc-
ians, have been radically cured by DR.. Roback's
Scandinavian Remedses. The list, taken from DR..
Robacks book Of cases, is as follows: 40 cases of
dyspepsia, ofserofula, 80 ofincpien consumption,
10 of of general debility, Of nervous
disorders, and 4 Of sexual weakness. Upwards of
500 serious cases ha We also been treated by Dr.
Reback with entire success. His Blood Purifier and
Blood pills cure all inorganic maadies by cleansing
the blood from the impurities which cause and sustain
disease. See Advertisement. }. rss t.a a5l5 s--
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-09-13
Better Stop.

There seems to be an innate propensity
in certain class Of politicians, to com
promise, and bargain, and dicker, to ac
complish purpose, as If u straight for
ward, stern and manly rectitude had some
thing in it uncongenial to their natures -
This scheming, crooked, tortuous policy
has become chronic in the Democratic
party. So much SO, that no one expects
fair and explicit enunciation of principles
to eminale from any Of their conventions
Being composed of extreme factions, and
held together as their great leader, Cal
houn, expressed it "by the cohesive power
Of public plunder," there is no other pro-
cess by which they can hope for success.
But one would suppose that party, pro-
Tossing to act upon the idea that "honesty
is the best policy" would hardly be SO.
duced into the same dishonest tactics.
Yet, truth compes us TO admit that there
are old fogies-fossiized specimens Of
times that ought to be forgotten-wbo, by
some inexplicable perversion of natural
affinlies, and in utter disregard Of the fit
ness Of things, have found their way into
or, like unwholesome lunguses, have at
taehed themselves upon--the Republican
party. These. having no conception Of
the power Of truth, anG lacking faith in
the virtue and intelligence Of the people,
would descend to the same gambling pro-
cess Of shams and intrigues. and attempt
To overcome the Democratic party by cut
ting under .hem in their favorite schemes
Of circumvention. a>
These men, instead of standing squarely
upon the Republican p'atform-a platform
of true priuciples--and appealing TO the
reason and sense Of justice in their com
trymen, would abandon all that is worth
ccntendng for in the organization. and the
organization itself, with the delusive hope
OF obtaining power by forming coalitions
which, in their very ma ure, are All offepse
TO hon 81 men.
Thereisa par'y--or, rather. a conglom-
crate mass Of dissatisfied spirits--ih the
Southern States, calling themselves "Old
Line Wings, Americans" the .. .Oppo-
silion." &c.. who lave been, for some
yea.s. in warfare with the Democratic
party there. and attempting to win success
by the very extravagance Of their pro-
slavery hnalicism-
That there are thousands Of true and
noble spirits in the Southern States, is q
truth which all earnest Republicans CON
template with pride, and cherish as the
brightest hope Of their country. When Del
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-09-13
PHiIADEIpnrA, Sep.. 81

Another match came ofi at Suffolk Park
between Flora Temple and Princess. best
three in Eve 70 harness. The premiurn.
81, 800, was won by Flora in three
straight heats Time, 2.4i3, 2.3I, 2.23.
The Princess was distanced in the last
heat. About 5000 persons were present.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-09-13
- 4 id soh d 81 Mr. David Nelson, 0!

! EWA son Of Mr.. David Nelson, Of
Spencer. X, aged nine years, on the
lblh ult., while driving 4 COW, ID child.
|ish sport took bold Of her tail. BY some
means his hand became fast in the long
hair. when the animal took fright and ran,
dragging the child after her, over fences.
through brush, and into the creek, when
the agonised father succeeded 10 extrica-
ting his boy. The lad, mangled and
bruised shockingly, was brought home
senseless, and so remained till the 18th
inst, when he expired.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-09-13
characteristic.


/ The present eampaipn in Ohio 40 cou.
aueted by the Democratic press ! and s,umr
speakers ia. beyond an mast Efforts ar
attempt ID win. ,iibrouyb The mss3inr, I. / !, /,
the unreasonino n, n,e;ud;cas arSi AZ, nass;o,s sDs
of the people. It seems 10 ba taken g,
granted that ,be voters of The STATE. Or a,
least a majority Of lhem. have nai,he,
intellect nor conscience to be addressed
but only blind passions to be infamed-
And hence tbara is no .nno,ent etfor,
made to even appear consistent p
There is not . Democratic paper in the
State. SO far as We know, that does not
regularly fiIlsaolumn after column with
the most antino and ribald slano ,,,on
JUDGE Gholson d4nounc;no hin, sai a. 4 I,
"Aboli,ionis.. |, of the ranlast lind fo,oed
upon the Convention bv 7;ddinos and ,be
Western Reserve. Who slaughtsred Indoe
Swan to oaka:,nora for th;s fsnu,,;;nno,. ..Ab
olitionist., and On this transna,4nt + m r f.,se.
hood thew apr,,al to The supnossd nreiu.
dicies Of the Ipeoble against Giddiaps, to
crush ou. the Republican ticket thus dis
graced by the name Of Gbolsou. the "Ab-
olitionist.'' Cs;nmon decenov il outraged.
|andsthe terms 81 fyituperation exhausted IN
finding; epitbsts With which N exnyass
their horror If seeing upon the, Supreme
Bench this "creature Of Giddipes' This.
&c .o,,s. :. A. os,o,, H.. ,o.o. oe ,ro
-. ~ -. o:s,.
,.,s M ,.,a La : 80 s.5.'
80 TsFIrse y,
l;.;op;sts I - e'' 'p'" NV
Then, having accomplished their pur.
pose in that direction, you will find in the
very same papers, the indignant depuhci-
ations of sthia same Judge Gholson, as a
pro-slayery ii IN nan, accompanied q with whole
.oln,,. al, :, ~ u cs,,; ~ al ,a H..
-, .,s. ]. ! : -. - ~. 'N'
49,. - +. 80. 80" ""1 ''''''
ff i. 1; -. M, - s.s u "s, 's',
- !, Sss"o = W -
N: ~, tA'4 'N' ."u'', anu n0S'
'a'as.S 'pPs",' a'' ess'p ~'ue' ~ 'hese
' "es'e'" ,4',a .e'oise n.n' ,' y ue'ea' 'nis
w'ckeo s'aye.p"'aer' % unolson, ana not de-
gi"os 'he "ooie '.ee s''a'e oIo",o' oy pa
'''e apou ~ supts"s De"cn' man
'l"ll mhom m.nsy fsssr'' o"neo s'"'eS only SIX
- Taks tbis ,denartment Of Dsmocrot;o
naner and one would sunnose babad fallen
unon = fraoment Of Gar,ison,s a d ,,ber.
Tor - Tbes oh;ec, ia 50 annore,, ,b.t !,
ssems ;mnossibls that .nv ono M can hs do
o.;v.a Ana =. h.v. vs.,, ,,,,h AVA.
ss,;matsd the oood sensa and bon.s,v of
,ha y, ,,.on,. !, III do. No, roco;, viii nrrsh
;no dsfs.t ,,non ths .utbora ,,f tho d;sr.n.
utsble scheme. d H. r.
G We know of only one source from which
these partiaans could have found a,prece.
dent for this. assault upon Judge Glolsoli.
A loafer orstnrning to his home from a.
late debauoh. vas heard, in his maudlin
- - -, - :
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-09-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Mn. EprToR:-Please announce my name as a can
didate for Justice of the Peace of Salisbury Town
ship, at the approaching October election.
III ls@i,s.' ~ Is bans RANDALL S TIVERS,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-09-13
Yctu N0bertis
NOTICE

5 hereby given, that, notwithstanding the.
notice published to the contrary, will
hold myself responsible, as Ear as in my power,
for all just debts my wife, Sarah c. White,
mny have Contracted and that will be
holden for her t1ture transactions the same
as though no notice to the contrar, had ever
been given JOHN G. WHITE.
Sept. l3, lS59.-lt