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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-01

agIERoltce- The Board ofj'irectors of the
Meies County A .ricultural Society met ac'
trntdidig Il, call and appointed the following
Committee 10 procure new FAIR Grounds: D.,
r. Il nc bis, Ahner ST. ut aud ], X. Ellis.--
Ti,is Conmiltee .wiltaIn~et ia Midt'leport,' on
The Cd Friday in NcrcmIet. Any propos
ton 10 sell or lease asutabie place ios aol1-
iirg Fairs will be .h<ard on that day. a.
- The Board Of Directors will meet at the
Cuuit House on the Sd Saturday in Noyem;
s,er, TO decide or craps. All those wishing
to.aomuete will aEeRd, having their state
1hsnts properly authenticated.
fls ~, By oItrE Of Ne Boari. ..a-
,sa.;,.....f Gkn. McQusoo, Rec. Eec'y. &,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-01
Fall G. God S.

lust received a supply Of seasonable goods,
y consisting of Dry Goods, Clothing, Books,
Grocenes, Hardware, and all
other kinds of wares and goods, which are
wanted in this country, making il THE best
assortment Of Merchandise 70 be found un-
be sold at very small advance, for cash, or
approved trade. 40 fsi& E
7 Corner Of Front and Linn streets.
petsFfth. 14estf NJ ~ W. II. X EMINGTON.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-01

asG4r' We cali special attention 10 the ad'
vy.,isemeut of w. w. llubbell, Esq, in
aaoh her colamh. We SPEAK advisedls
wien We say ;hat Hr, Hubbelrs Nursery
deserves I'll. confidence and r tr"nage OF
the ciIz~ns IL lhe Coonts. Neither labor
ar expense have bscn spared by Mr. tt: in
the selection aud cultivation Of tie choicest
,aiietlt.s Of fruit. Purchasers may rely,
with absolute Confidence, on getting the
,reeise varieties ordered, &nd Of the sound
esi aud healthiest growth. .'.
Hundreds Of d,liars are spent annually
ipf ttui! trees from ar purprting to be-
,suIn----the nurseries Of New Torkand the
Eas, Some Of these turn out well, but
many prove to be the merest cheats.--
They are purchased from agents who are
either unknown, or Il @ trouble and expense
Of prosecuting for the fIapd is so great
that those swindied suffer the loss,
not only OF The money, but years OF lime
IN the realization Of their hopes. ~,..
Nj. H. is citizen among US, whose
representations may be implicit. relied
upon. His stock, moreover, is better
suited to our climate and soil than that
brought from the East. So that pecuni-
arv interest uniles with the duty of sup
porting home enterprise, in demanding Of
our citizens the encouragement OF Mr.. Fl.
in, his useful and important branch Of bust
ness. ae ,"r.
AS an evidence of the sincerity Of the
above. we intend to stock lot with fruit
from, this Nursery. g.. H..
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-01
Nlala.rimsse Licemses

Issued BY the Probate Judge Of Meigs
County, ior the week ending Oct. 20: ar
Edward Pettis to Naomi Higley;
Martin E. Smith to Sarah A, Capehart;
gAdolphus Sebohm to Barbara Joachim;
;. Josiah B. Rice TO Rebecca Erwin; "a
james P. Thompson to Sarah A, Brown;
Calvin sayre to Elizabeth N. Boyd;
= ssAnthony Palmer to Nancy Phillips.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-01

=. .GB The Republicans of this county
had. q magnificent torch light procession
inthis place Oh Monday night of last week
ia.LQpgrsqf ths spceess Of the Republican
party iand its principles in Ohio and the
other Free States. Everything passed Of
pleasantly. There was an immense c:owd. I.
and tanspareucies inpumerable. But
having forgotten TO write notice Of it un.
.ilssbout gsing to press, we have no room
for anything further. e ''a+.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-01
axRfMEMREn tllat.we iinteAa 10 conn

! Ey REMEMBER; thatswe intead to COM
mence the next volume with a new press,
new, type, and on a much larger sheet
making the Telegraph one Of the largest
papers in the s,a:e 5dtof Cipeinaati. +,
III We-will also, in about three weeks, Have
iuz our Office one of tlter very best Job
Presses of,be day, when every kind Of
Job work can be done at city prices, in
city style. and on the shortest notice, a,s
Tie cost Of these additions to our office
will be from $500 10 $1,000, but we will
hen be prepared to deserve the patronage
OF the business men Of the county. and
shal! expect TO secure i. ,e'sss5,a n ~,.a. irs
Send in subscriptions, advertisements,
and jyb work. Give US q fair trial and
then if,you are not satisfied, stop. r.,rss "a
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-01
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE,
-st ii II, ,prrnyo c,Tv MhSnN ~ " T" 5-a' 81

7''' "HAhIFOhu Cllr, MAoON w., va.
rT,his Institute has boen successfully commenced
i under the patronage of the Hartford City Coal,
M lining & Manufacturing Company, for the benefit
Of FARMERs' aud MEcHAHrCs' sons and daughters.
where they may receive the advantages OF superior
EDUCATION TO what has hitherto been offered them
in Common Schools, at charges sufficiently low for
ali to embrace complete Academical Edueatinh.
1t is now entering anits second session, and Is de-
ligbtfully situated on gently sloping sandy emf
nence, overlooking the river Ohio. and only short
disianc. from the Steamboat Landing. The School
Rnom and Teachers Residences 10 held in that spa
cions buiiding formerly known az the Brethren
The room conts 1000 SPARE fest, and is replete
with evcry suitable con venience.
Ihe heating and lighting apparatus 4is perfect;
having four large stoves, and 2a0 feet of window
light, and being elevated l6 feet above the road.
way, making 1t the most desirable, healthy situation
There is also Library and Reading Department
attached, for the use Of studsnts, containing many
excellent standard w0tss. with monthly and eukly
o TO St the desire Of all PARTIES and II Is
Intended, hereafter. TO add Piano Forte, for the
Ladies', as an 70 the CITY Brass Band,
The Schools conducted by the Principal, aided BY
Assistants nInle and female.
The male pupils are Taught every branch OF learn
ing necessary for their future advantage, making
than CAPABLE OF entering all such duties US may
hereafter offer for their veal. .
The female department are also taught every nee
essnry accomplishment with plain and fancy neede-
work In addition to sonnd scholastic course.
Honrs of attendance, TO u, and to s. for youth,
und g., to o. for adults. t ,..'e. ". .-'} d.
hs may tho children Of the above receive MS lib
era iucation as IN aristocratic Institutions whose
charges exclude nnny naturally talented child
from obtaining the assist necessary to develop
its intellect.
Pupils charged only from time Of entrance.
Terms per session Of 3 months, 1850 each.
A limited numb.r of boarders taken Vt small
eharge. H. s't e.. 's
References may be had to parents of pnpls, either
! in Ohio, West Coumhia, Mason City or this place,
on application 10 the Principal. at the Institute.
l,-1 .. SAMUEL u. SAUNDERS, Preceptor.
| Oct. A. -4Q-tf. .,.' ..-F.. j. ..
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-01
COALRlOGE MILL.

THE SUBSCRIBER desires TO inform the
Wheat-erow' rs of Me igs and adjoining Coun-
ties, that he will give, in exchange for one
bnshel Of good, clean Whea!, AZ pounds Of
Flour. s,,.fo n,i aa-5s ss .4.-a s. + tsta 4,ses
Persnns wishngla lots of Flour made,
can have il manufactured at 90 cents per brl.,
oGal to go 10 the owner Of the Wheal. ast
The highest cash prc. paid for. Wheat.
-.s-a NJ 'eat ". C. WILLIAMSON.
July 25, $50 t! ~ !, = w.. E.. a1s.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-01
The sugar Es.,n Bridge.

The work onthis bridge is progressing
'Ghely. andiu few days it will be COM
pleted 40 far as the present contract will
carry the work. The builder, we think.
Is making 4 substantial job Of it. which
win doubtless last for ages to come.
But We do hot think the work ought to
stop where the contract leaves it, as it will
be some s or 6 feet lower than the street.
This ought not SO TO be, and we hope it
will not be permitted to remain 30. The
convenience Of the public requires that it
shoald be raised to a level with the street.
Al every considerable freshet, the street
will be impassible to teams, and foot pas
sengers will have to be ferried over, as
heretofore y. : !. (. ,,g-lI .1l.ss
But 10 saying this we do not wish to be
understood as in any manner rejecting
upon the Commissioners. We think they
have done their full duty in the premises.
They have contracted for permanent
bridge, as high as the old one, and it
being IN the corporate limits of Pomeroy,
we think the Town Council might well
afford to complete the work, About $500
would be all the additional expense re-
quired. and we submit to our Town au.,
thorities. If making the necessary sppro.
priation would not be the best spent money
ever laid oatrby them. A few perch Of
rock would raise the sides. which might
then be cheap1 filed 4p with cipders
frSH the salt furnaces, Z. What say you,
City Fa.hers9 Shall tbssbrjdge be com.
p'sted3 v@g-4 ~ q e. .Se&
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-01

81 Rssyrr See Nursery advertisement saof
Messrs. 'ruiley ~ Bro Of Quaker Bot
,toip, Lawrence Co,. O..ss.+g asw I, .aa,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-01

q CHEAP GROCERIES. -Sam'l s. Silver
man. Ag's informs oul, readers, in renew
ing his aayeEtisement this week, that he
keeps. generaEdepot for everything in the
: Grocery. line, and inmates that ha can
selb "clieaper than, the cheapest1-
Sam" is not slow 10 perform what he
promises so 1--WE him call at the large
ihrss-stps biick, on Front Street. a few
doors west VI Court. s = ~
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-01

2" RE- The Court Of Common Pleas will
commence its Fall Sessionton Thursday
next. AS many u our subscribers will
be in town during its session, we will be
happy to receive. the names Of new sub
sclibers and cash from old ones. n EyGI 4
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-01

ss sNoTrcE, There viii be a meeting in
thelP presbyterian Church on Ftiday eve,
Ming. NSS@f. at Z O'clock, a, which time
the pewssin the Church will berented for
The ensuing year. ,,... g. TRUSTEES.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-01

GUARD AGAINST FALL ANDswlNTER FIRES
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-01
e.. 3. MOORE.

Saddle, Harness ssmd Trunk N2aM
lsfacaUrer, MiddsepOrt, o.
TX EEPs constantly on hand and will make
IN 10 order, all Of the various articles usu.
ally manufactured in such establishments.
He calls patlcuIar attention to his Harness
making. and "defes the world on fancy
mounted double or single Harness. DO not
al to give me cali in my shop on Rutland
Street, at the head Of FRS; Street., in Holts
building, up stairs. Cash paid for all kinds
of Hides Skins, &C., at the highest market
price. l.-. lJune 2l-25-ly.
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: = BALTIMORE =
Commercial College
FOUNDED, CHARTERED, 1854
es;, s-,r ,Loc.A.T ED, 49,.

FOUNDED, CHARTERED, 1854.
ss{t sff LOCATE
Cor. BR1ttnnoreiO and CIlarIes-Sts.,
BALT1MORE,N MD.
1NHTS INSTITUTION IS NOW IN TILE, MOST
IL prosperous and Ho,rishing condition. Twice ttt-
ring the last two years ts it been necessary to obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation of the in
crcasing number of students, representing nearly
every State in the Union. g5EER
!: 1t occupies one OF the most conspicuous and
dcsirably! located buildings in tho city. Tile rooms
9ro ?Gmmodiousy Arranged, spacious and elegantly
The advantages and facilitcs here offered to Young
men desiring to qualify themselves properly for the
various duties of the Counting Room, to obtain
Thorough IirGcticai Business lcuion generally, arc
in any particular, by any similar estal
'ltShment in the Unitotl Sthtcs a9a St
,Hg.t.i;-J FACULTY.
z Il SIS .I..f e. X. LOSIER, ..-
Principal-Lccurer the Science of Accounts, Com
merCe, Business Customs ETC.
iEag JIM. PIILLlPS, III G-
Professor of the Theory and Practiccof bookkeeping
a -ng.ts and c0%Mm II 81 G CALCULATIONS. M
r -iitAssociatc Professor of bookkeeping. ~
Z Tga s,sG N. G. JOHNSON. rI5. 49, ..
Professor OF business and ornamental penmansp.
- - s. T. WILLIAMS, ESQ.
Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
81 REV. +. YEATES REESE, d. D., sd.
) ~, Lecturer on Commercial Etllios.
TRUSTEES:
Hon: Jno. ?. Kennedy, lion: Joshua vonsant,
Hon: ThOS Swami r. VIM. II: Ketcllcr, ESQ,
% TIe cGT Ia6 to M K%n Es
Of Standard Works expressly for the Of the stu
dents21 f s.lEE no 5.-os tIssst Ef 81
Each Student hos desk to himself and is scpa-
ratcly Instructed.
There being no vacation during tho yenr, Students
can enter at any time. ~ l9u nod -=sat--
The time usually to complete the full course
from to 12 weeks
II A diploma is awarded 70 all Graduates ~
large and beautifully Ornaiontctl Circular. con-
tanning upwards of SIX SQUARE FEET, representing tho
Exterior and Interior View of tho College, various
characteristic designs, pcnanship, &C., sent by mail
OOiR XHffl FtV1l
particulars. Address Z. X. L0SIER
.s, :.. , baltimore 1Etl.
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Il 4 >W1NTEt AERANGf6mEN
PENN and after Monday, the 18th Of November 1859
IN the passenger Trains will run daily follows:
!sFirst--The Great Southwestern st. Louis, Gincn
natl Columbus, Wheeling Benwood, BALTIMORE aud
Washington City Express leaves Wheeling daily al
1l:5O A. NJ, arriving in Baltimore ut G:45 NJ.
Meeting with trims for the Eastern and Southern cities
Returning, leaves Baltimore at C5, p. NJ arriving
Renwool at 81 and Wheeling at $40 A. NJ connect
ing with the great WESTERN outli~ester and North
Western Express. This train only stops for meals and
IMPLYING engine with fuel and water. ~ +.
seeorid. Northwestern Cleveland Chicago, St.
Louis, Indianapolis, Dayton, Cincinnati, Columbus.
Wheeling Benwo9d, Baltimore, aud Washington City,
Express departs daily except Saturday Mt 92o p NJ.
and arrives ut Baltimore at 1855 p NJ connecting with
the trains for the Eastere aud Southern cities Re
turning leaves Baltimore ut rs A. NJ, and arriving
ut BcnwOoi at 2:15 and Wheeling Mt s45 A. NJ. This
train stops at all regular stations East of Cumberland
Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation train
leaves Wheeling daily Sundays excepted, at "a NJ
arriving In Cumberland at GAS 7P. NJ Returning.
leaves ut S:S A. NJ. and arrives Mt Wheel
ing Mt 6lO 7. NJ. This train stops at all stations.
These trains all make close Connection with trains
for the Western cities. Il II SI-ifs T" .'fHF
eie%lGGI g!.9 J,B RORD, Agent.
W. T. SMITH, Master of Transportation. ,a
l.. NJ. COLE, Gen'l Ticket Agent. nov14-59
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sAWTELLsI &lsHANNON,
70. Q Monroe.street,

A RE NOW OPENING ONE OF THE u RGEST
IA and most complete assort ments of CLOTHS ASST
MEREs YBsTINGs, together with an enlC5s vnriety
of Gentspenls Furnishing Goods, all which they
intend furnish to their custolnersat tho lowest pos
stble price. All they ask is look in and see for your
: give us call. .,-,,- L., .--s.-.. 49, SEPT
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9Th Annual announcement!
CONTINUED SUCCESS OF THE.
.G0SM0P0EET ASSOCIATION

- 4 - i u
TT7lROM ALL SECTIONS OF THE COUNTRY SUB
DC sCRIBERs t0lthts popular Art Iustttutions (now
inits sixth Year, are beingrecetved ina rntiouulars
alelled with that of any previOusyear.
Any person can eorle g. q eEn45er by
-eSubscriIOing So. a LICK
Which will ontitlp him to -
lst t.; gsaqtifa Steel EpFay1ns Shakespeare
3, ~ Copy 9f the Eg Art Jour
3d-I Free Season Admission to tho Galleries, 54s
Broadway, New York. - - .1-,.-z.,
In addition to which, over -four hundred valuable
comprising choice Paintings Sculptures Outlines, &C.,
by the first American and Foreign Artists.
Tho superb Engraving which every subscriber will
on1 reGnPto subscription entt-
character to give unqualified pleasure and satisfaction.
No work OF equal value was ovOr before placed Wt
in the rpachiOf the pcopO ntsnch price,. The En-.
craving Is of very large size, being printed heavy
suitable for the walls Of eftior tho library,
parlor, or Office.
It can DO sent to any parttof the country, by mall
with Satety, being packed III cylinder postage pre-
paid. Think of It'll Sncl work. delivered FREQ of
charge, and tho ART Journal, one yoar, for three
GOLLdTSf.. ,ls.i a5a.ttt.
Of Tuesday the Slst of january. .1sGO Mt which time
the will close and the Premiums DO giTon'ito
subscribers. .stUE NtEILI -tiJiE.
No lperson. restricted to single. subscription.
Temitttng SIS entitled to six
Subscriptions from California; the Oanailaz and all
Foreig Province smust be s. so instead of In Or.
der to.defray extra postageS &C. - ~ -.ttisiE
Pet5ons wishing to form clubs will apply for cir
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Th6lbeautifully illustrated Art Journal giving full
particulars will be sent on receipt of Is cents, in
stamps or COIN. Address GO sl.i<..-
r.. C. L. DERBY, AcrUART GA. IA, %.
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as: 5M.1IDillon
No; 1O2 Market street,
PLUMBER. &, GAS FILTER.

EEPs constantIyon hand, Gas Fixtures Lend and
IN Wrought Iron Pipes. Sheet Lead. All kinds md
sizes Brass Cocks and Valves; Steam Whistles and
Steam md Water GuHges, iftRnd Force PUMPS Sinks
Bathing Tubs. Wooden and Cast Iron Hydrlnts. 1um
Hose anil PaGking of MI ThicIlnessca Antifrctipn
Metal Pure BnncN, Tin Zinc and Anthony, the Celr-
country. -
so Also PolIy's improved Chain Pump, which Is
put up which in Towns and Counties In Western Viz
gfnin will ba Rold on Pair terms e.
4ECihlvanizcl Iron Tubing, IncOtrUsfYc, md for
conducting, or pressure pipe, for hot or cold water
md especially for deep wells preferable to, and cheap
er than Lend Pipe Z y - - = "a Af5
b. iAGuGdtict Pipe constantly lnnd,5 any sfzo or
quantity, whIciucan. he furnished on short notice
:, .R5- Cash paid for old Copper, BrnSs and Lead.
nny19 '6g-d2aW&ES1y -f.
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The ~: Paper fare oItse

= = on 04AVNAoO
ON. THE DE. LRRUE PLAN o..
n UIR-AND FINISH OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF.
lGy Zine Papers IN establishment. Stock
from the best in the country by an cntife
process. using p1tentGsi machinery exclusively
own Bit Head Paper-tEo, four six more heads
to the sheet. Patent Headed and common Bill Cap
aud Blank BOOkPGperA style and quality the ruling
at small ADVANCE IN price from plain.
papef I'VE ara prepared TO inls to order for Dealers
and SEGtfouefs goods in their own wrappers stamped
CdeV fTrnfshed} without extra charge. Wilt ex.
change from our stock OF ruled papers With InhnufAc
furoT1, for Fiat Paper, 70 their advantage.
CARSON &s4ARD. 1P7s0ttSHbG E5tper DedIsF3. No,
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I9eae gIIIainI gIfa83 81 LII Iballc1
Smyrna times., 1859-05-26
The Markets.

The prices of Grain have fallen rapidly the
present week. In Smyrna, white wheat i.
selling at 81 Is. Red 81 65, yellow corn 9C
cts. white do. 50 cts, oats 50 cts, and besu
quality potatoes 75 cts. per bushel.
PHILADELPHIA MARKEr.-Yesterday Phila-
delphla Bulletin quotes as follows: There is
a better feeling in wheat, with some improve.
ment in prices. Sales of $500 bushels at 81 70
al 80 per busheI for fair Penna. and prime
Western rcd, and 81 85al 90 for white. Rye
is steady at 95 cents. Corn is more inquir ed
after, but at figures generally below the views
of holders. Sales of $500 bushels yellow at
at 92a93 cents, in store. Oats are dull at $40
% cents per bushel"
Money lIarkst.-The same paper says:-
s. The stringency in the Money market con.
tinues t" increase, and the curtailment of the
Banks has forced considerable amount of
paper into the street, which is being taken from
up to Is per cent, according to the reputa-
ton of the drawers and endorsers.