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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-08-31

HONESTY IS THE BEsr Policy The
late duke of Buccleuch, in one ofhis wake
purchased cow in the neighborhood Of
Dalkeith, which was to be sent to hia pal
ace on the following morning. The duke
in morning dress espied boy Intellectual
ly attempting to drive the animal for
ward to ats destination. The boy not
knowing the duke, bawled out to him;
HE, nun, come here an gie's a han
wi this. at least"
The duke walked on slowly. the hoy
still craving his assistance, aud at last IN
a tone of distr. exclaimed
Come here, nun an help ua, an as
shure rs onything l'li g. ou have get"
The duke went and !, % helping hand.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-08-31

A humorist who always had a reserve
of jokes, was supposed to have funded
his wit.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-08-31
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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-04-05
Cincinnati Marker.

FRIDAY, April !.
FLouR-The market continues dull and the demand
limited and local. Sales l25 bbls ut Sj.55 .OO-
Forsuperfne, $3.50 Is tho rate offered.
PRoviaoSs--Bacon shoulders, &c. Bulk Sides, &c.
and S1sc. Lard sold at 101s0SIta<; IL decline.
GRocFRIEs-A fair demand for Sugar, with sales Of
l3U hhds at C5- a. &c. better demand for Moas
scs, with sales of 1900 bbls. at Bic. Coffee fr with
u fair demand IN the regular way.
WBEAT- he market is rather easier nnd the higher
grades have slight! declined. Sales 200 bush good
Red at sl.23; 1890 do. prime Hill ut 81 2e IIUO do
prime White at Sl.46; &c do in Gov ngton SI.41
CoRN-TLe demand Is fair, and steady at 7s ESQ.,
Sales 5UO bush. at 79GeaO.
BARLIY-A fair demand, and the market is nrln
Sales I,5UO bush. prime r al, at Csc.
RYE-Sales 2uO bush. at 9Cc. Market firm.
oATs-Tlte market is dull, and pricos declined ,,
per bash. Sales 15J bush. ut Gle.
SEEDinr mark ct for 81 over remains inactive nm,
dull ana prices are nominal except i'll the small wlH
aiss s5 bbis., ia lots, AT Sj.iCgS5.jU.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-04-05
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Ce1ebTs Female Pills.

PROTECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
Prepared from prescription of SirJ. Clarke, NJ. d.,
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This bl medicine is unfuiling in the
all those painful and dangerous diseases which
female constitution is subject. 1t moderates all
and removes all distractions, and speedy cure
may be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
is peculiarly suited. II WILL in short time, bring
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price Ono Dollar, bcars the Govern
Stamp of Great Britain to prevent counterfeit.
CAUTION.
These pills should not be taken by females during
the FIRST THREE FreanH ncy. they arc
bring on-Miscarrage, but amy other time the!
sale.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain
III the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exertion
Pipitution the Heart, Mysteries, and Nhes these
Pills will effect Il when ali other means have
failed and although powerful remedy do not con-
tain iron, clomeI GHtmony, any thing hurtfui of
the constitution.
Full dire ctioHs accompany each package.
sole agent for the United States and Canada,
a- JOB MOSES,
(Late l.. e. Baldwin g. CO.,) Rochester, n. Y.
n. B.--SI,LL and IOstage st. nj ehclosed to an
authorized AgcDt will insure bottle OF the Pills "
return mail.
For sale by ID. Reed, Pomeroy, J.; }. ID. Park, and
SURE, Eesteiu & Co.,Cineinnati.o yslylt
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-04-05

The GUN BOAT SToRY.--Some Of the
Washington correspondents have been
giving currencyio story that president
Jeielson during his administration, inien
ded TO make fomy upon Cubs, with u
view of annexing it to The United States,
and that the real object of the adoption Of
his gun-boat system, SO much ridiculed
then. but since put in successful operation
by England and France. was not 10 serve
as coast quad, but to assist ia taking
Cuba. This statement, it is SAID, rested
UPON the eyidence of a written letter lro N
Cons. tewar,. That letter has been pro-
duced and is published. 81 far from sus-
tanning tl.e idea that President Jefferson
entertained the robber principle of hllbus.
tering,it shows that The anticipated assault
upon Cuba rested upon The contingency
that Spain declared war upon the United
STA es, which at that time was immnent,
and then the gun-boats, some of which
were built tor the Trpoli war, but since
then had been used TO guard against SNUG
Cling, were To be used for an attack on the
Island OF Cuba, rs the most Efficient means
of bockadinS all her outports. and for the
attack ON her protecting batteries. Getting
ready for honorable warfare is very diff
Ierent alfai: from secretly preparing to steal
lteritory.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-04-05

low with cheese eub.errlnean entries or pas
sage ways dug into the solid vein Of coal.
They tlke ou 6JUo bushels every day; but
even this enormous yield would only halt
supply the demand of the city of Cincin-
natl. The Coal ID OF an excellent quality
andis sold At the landing Al abonysix cents
bushel. Itiis the great place of supply
To Ihe>boats on the Ohio. Pittsburgh and
Whelliug. the TWO other coal ports, mostly
IeXpordrg theirs in barges to Cincinnati
aud NV OIieaRs.
There is no fire damp issuing from the
bituniiDous coal of this country, SO lights
are used with impunity in these mines.
1t is really no great hardship to so into
one; you do not get very dirty; and it is
pleasant to be- carried into the laboratory of
nature and brought into face-to- face CON
tact with the raw material Of comfort.
My companion was a man full of finiorma-
ton running over with theories, which he
delighted in telling. he found one docile,
patient listener.
SO Pomeroy is well worth n visit. If
you have friends who will receive you with
hospitality aud give you home, it is a
good thing in Itself, and an admirable in
PRODUCTION to an exploration of the salt
works and coal l-mines. w. l.. &.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-04-05
A Snd Confession.

The following is extracted from the re-
cent report OF the Treasury Investigating
Committee. 1t is an unlookcd-for con-
tesslon from w. D. Morgan, one of the
Committee, and ex-Auditor Of State:
"The highest order Of evidence as to
the condition Of the financrs of the STATE
and the accounts, with all iis public off
GERS of every grade, should be found upon
regular books kept for that purpose by the
oifirers designated by the law, aud into
which every transaction should be entered
day by day. But the books and public
records kept SO ia are detective, aud in
fact are eveidence of nothing bu' the total
inetiicency Of tie system. So f,ightful
OF difficulty has tins system become, that
our public officers have been compelled to
make their annual reports from evidence
outside their books, aud thus perfect their
accounts so AS TO present The truth to the
public, which could not have been done by
an abstract from the books alone"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-04-05
SUR Fon sIIq. .OOO AoAINsr A BaANcn

SUIT For Sll2. .00O AGAINST A BRANcH
OF TnE STArE BANK or OMo.-A bi!l in
ichancery WAS on Monday filed in the
Uni..d States Court AT CincInuaI by BEN
jamin Deiord. of Baltimore, nIailist the
Chillicothe branch OF .he State Bank Ul
Ohio, aud Henry Massie and James b.
Scott, the president and cashier thereof.
The "COmmercial' has the followln. III
relation 10 the case:
The complainant AYERS that in 955, sc
and 81, Elder d. Webb, commission mer-
chants Of Baltimore, were induced by tie
representations of e. 4 N. Prather, Vi
Ross county, and by the above defendants,
to make advances to Alexander Frazer, ol
Chillicothe, for consignrhents OF produce:
that E. d N. Prather guaI an,ied Elder &
Webb against loss in the premises. and the
bank officers reputed Frazer good" and
''maklng money rapidly" Complainant
further AYERS That during this lime Frazer
was indebted to the bank over $IUO,UUU.
and that the bank iraudulehLly recon-
mended him in order 10 obtain IA chance
TO compel him 10 reduce his line OF credits
to them. In 1867 Frazer suspended ,owlng
Elder ~ Webb over Ssll2 900. They as
signed 10 complainant, TO whom they W re
indebted, who furthermore AYERS conni-
vance Of Frazer ant L. IL N. Prat her and
The bank to defraud him. wi,h view IL
he benefit OF tie bank and thai Frazer,
In contemplation of insolvency, mot "a Led
Iis assets 10 The above parties, and oCners,
preierring hem over other creditors; fur
hermore, that f. d. N. Prather and A
Frazer have no estate, and complainant in.
vokes equity to enable him To follow assets
upon which he sets up claims and TO hold
he bank and the above officers rvspon.
| ,ible.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-04-05
FITSI FIT S!l Sill
HANCE'S VEG ETA BILE EXTRACT
ID a 1oD i O H 4 A. 1Sy

SHOP tie F111S,
ToR INK CURE F.Ts, srAsMs, ALI EENvOUs
.E CONSTITUTIONAL D,sEAsEs ...- 2
Persons who uboring under any distressing
niaudy will lind HAEeE's VkGETABLE ErLErTic Pulls
DC Tho only relucdy for curing Ep-
iepsy Falling Fits.
1hess pills possess specific action Oh tho nervous
SYSTEM; and, although they prepared espeeail,
tho purpose Of curing Fts, they will 30 found VI
especial benefit for all persons afflicted with weak
Hery -, whose stein las teeb prostrEi
o. shailerod rrOHl amy cause Whatever. In Chronic
complaints dIsoas OF long standing, sLpSriLdueSd
., ner, business ia ~ arc eAcssdinsl! bsnehcial "
Pr,eS, s. per OOx, or two boxes for SS. Psrsonsoa
Of the city, OsHs reInittuce, will have the pills
tlenii. osE the mail, free Of postage For s~i'
by SrI H~S, 40. lGs baituiOre sLroSt 6~it,'nOr,
AG.. ~ wbOtia OrdsrsifoI.- t~'i t"S '"i' "'''s
-.f.-.- ss.---.l
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-04-05
SllERIFF'S SALE.

Rf virne ct se"opd execution to ne hi-
- recicd from ;ur Court of Common Pleas
of MrigS Comfy, viii oiier tur sale at th..
door OF the Court House IN Po'mtrny, at ten
O'Clock M. on the u II day of May, 1853,
the following described real -SIaIe. To- wit
Part at lut No. twenty ihret;, III CoaIDJri.
MeieS County. Ohio, heing iiitcen feet IN
width NJ the south side nt said lot. bv nus
hundred tett III lemgth; ap"ral~e' at SI5 Or.
Also, the tat u% ing escribed property. to-
W.T.: Situated III C"aIpur;. inl M. lw' ntv fuut.
b-InE The same !nt sand sat CDutp1nv bough.
al Jasper l}ranci:. al date oi DtcSu.bcr y,
1883; appraised nj $3.50 90.
4 AS". lnwn I"i ~ tcm, il Coa!port, Ohiu;
appraised at $500 90.
y Sn. Town iJt No. nine, in Cuaipori; ac-
pra ,>e i al 500 and sold ax sc prurEiy ,,f
Ii'e "C"aipprt salt Company" a. ihu s,.t q /
A. =. i. Na,k ns T,trii nf 81 Z GOSH.
}. '. SMlYtl, >. NJ. G..
April S. >59 ia !jt-S52J
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-04-05
Correspondent Of the Westport Border starl
UnEsaVOr:abic G. Olsl lS eWs.


l will say something about Pixies Peak.
Sill l can give you nothing definite as re-
cards that great Ell Dorado. But from all
hat have heard, (ard have seen and
conversed with number from The mines, J
Ithink the prospect of gathering rich
harvest of thar precious metal, called gold,
will never be realized By many, either at
I'lke's Peak, Cherry Greek or on the
Plate. | lhink that the Kansas fever for
village and town specula.ions heads The list
Of operations in those localties above
named. There are not less than dozen
own sizes already located and it will not
be long before You see some of them on
paper, cescribing their localities, beauties,
van,aseo, &c. Maybe you want to in
vest. am told that there is nothing
going on bui drinking. gambling, and
horse racing. There is but little money
I'm ,lrg them. and consequently thai Is mol
he article played for-hors"s, mules, oxen,
anI even old clothes, are The stakes. Many
persons that arrived in that country with
"a iine GU tit for one year, have not suff
ci mt lef, to bury them.
Whisky appea,s 10 be the staple article
of trade Well, it is the staff o lie, but
fellow can, lean on it long. some how
or other.
What have written above, I lave heard
from 'mercaus, MeXicaus, and Indians
Any qutntiy of liquor is traded to the
Indians. TIE Indians are not satisfied al
seeing SO many Americans settling on then
lands, and lIlat without ever consulting
them. much fear there will be troubIe
IN this country the ensuing summer
In. her swee! llmn then should I'll INK. L
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-04-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

EArR>oKDssAEY RENOvATios oy TIE BL"Hp.-Fhe
astounding cures acconiP Pls sd oS pr. Kobacks
dinaviun Remedies ar1 thr reAut Of their I'M mediate
and most salutary Effect upon the blood Nervous
complaints, indigestion, scrOfHla, liver piuims,
mcB nchoy, gcnerai debility, auve iOus of the pro-
creative organs, ulcers, eruptUns, all have t ar
aud III the blood. If that fluid is healthy
tAv whole body is healthy, and If corrupted, it is
quickly freed from every faint u! of f Re-.
backs Blood Puuher AID Pills. Every mail brings
grateful letters from convuiescent patients. Tho
whole West rings with the praises OF these priceless
curutIycs. Sec. Advertisements. l4-IIn.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-04-05
ROAD NOTICE

A PETITION Will he presented TO the Commis.
I sioneis OF Meigs County. at their June TcruI,
le59. praying Tor alteration ia The County road
from S!rncusc to CnrlatoHvili", Of the FOL :.
lowing proposed routes: Commencing at the west
"hd OF street No. 4. In Syracuse: thence along tho
ridge across isaac Carleton AMI Joseph F. BufthH-
tOn tarnlS to ;. Phulin's thence of John Nc
Brides; thence east of Daniel DO Wult's garden
minathg near VIM. CarletOn's barn, intcrseet n
street
The other to commence at Street No. 4, as aForc.
said; trncer nning north us fur pructicnG!e
tcrsect the township road; thence along said
far as prnccab-; thence to terminate ut the same
point tue above proposed route, doin the lraIt
possible damage. PEIITIONhh.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-04-05

HoLLowAY's pILs.-Sick hc;duthe, one of the
most comnIL OF all aiime ens, ia removed by single
dos. of this geLtla apericnt. 1t does act upon
tha seat of the pain but upon the dfsordered
ach, the .obstrucLcd bowels the dstcmpered liver,
by t.e Irregular actoh OF which orgns torture is
ocehsioned. As remedy for offensive breath the
pills most confidently recommended. They purify
the whole int rIi; srahiza tion and impart every
function deree Of vigor which insures the regular
discharge of all refus. matter through the natural
and legitimate chanre!s
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-04-05
Fl n REWARD!-Losl. on The "a inst !.

G1O nj The Grocery Of ChaTies Ilauch in
Pomeroy. pocket book. containing n note
of hand drawn by James fl. atom in favor oF
Isaac kadiord. for $500, credited with on.,
payment "i S:bO; there were two other notes
by whom drawn, it also contained o Iadiesp
gold guard chain and two pairs of sar Iiuss
All persons are notified not to purchase thu
above de>crhed note, MS payment Of the same.
has been forbidden. The above reward will
be paid for the recovery OF the pocket book
and above named contents. by leaving il at
he "MeigS Co. Telegraph" Office, or at tho
Posi- office. IN PnmerOy.
April o Is59-3t ISAAC RADFoRD.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-04-05
From the N1w York Courier.
The Cheap Postage Question

The Post Office Appropriation bill
I'm ,un,ed 20 tweu y millions seventy five
Lhoa and dollars, # which lour millions
We t tot tie deficiencies of dis year. A
ga ling Senator said to Mr.. buchanan.
Sir, you will have To call an extra sess-
ION, or ,lose Tie Post Office" The re-
ply was. Then shall certainly close the
Post Ofi:c."
The coun ry is threatened with cl Dice
between tviis--'tn Elk ra Session or the
otoppale of ne mails. Let il be dis inctly
unders ,oud on whom ihc esponsihiliy for
his state Of lI'ings rests.
The Administra' ion lacked on the Post
Office Approp iaii,n Bill an amendment
,al,rng tie rales Of Postage t" the old ex-
hu,b, ant anlard. The Republican mem
is sisted his. and declned TO pass the
bill with such provision lit The Ad-
uin,stra,inn >wure it should not pass with.
"u i. They chose rather to sacrifice The
bill, han 10 give up II h Postage.
AS amenltI by Ihr House, Tie bill lay
ON The abl "f the Senate some hours be
fore the adjournment. But, the Admin
is:ra;ion Senators refused to agree to it
So the Post Uilice got no Appropriations
A. ihS mex session, the issue will prob
ably b. revived B t We are mistaken i
Mr.. buchanan does not find that his wal
on Cheap Postage will be attended with
even less success i'll IA Congress fresh from
the People, than it has been in thas JUS
a li,urned -4iidnng ,/0arR0k
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-04-05
~rhe C,rcut Court of Lin,

g- The Circuit Court of Lincoln
Coun,y, Tenn. recen ly tried the case OF
the State VS.. McEiyea. for shoe ing Law
son Turley, on the 1st Monday in May
1885,. "McEiyea.'' says the Lincoln
journal" "was put upon his trial AT the
Nov. Term. l858-the jury We're unable
to agree and were dsclarged-l0 beng
for acquitLal, and 2 for conviulion. Again
he was put upon trial at the Much Term
with like result, except on the last trial
were for acquiLlal. and for conviction
The jury received the charge from Judge
Marchbanks on Tuesday, remaining to-
gether until Friday evening, reporting ,o
the court from time to time their inability
10 agree.
Before the jury were discharged. The de-
femdant stated to The Court, that he would
prefer to go To the PerilenIiary at once
rati er than remain longer in Jail, and, II
pt rmitted would Withdraw his plea of nol
gully TO the Indictment, though in fact
not 50, and submit u the jury to lix his
term of imprisonment, thai the case might
he disposed OF. The jury were then dis
charged and again swoIn TO determine The
time for winch he should be confined in
PenHenlIary, which they fixed at two
YEARS. . ..
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-04-05
NGAr1EzD

On saturday, 5th nst..i New.orleuns, by the Rev.
Dr. &. Bolles. at the lot Unria Church, sir. II. J.
BRlNkkR, nf Sew Orleans, und Miss MARIA L.
FRANKS, 'f Marietta, Ohio.
Al the residence OF the brides father, on Tue.dny
evening. March 22d, 1852 by Rev. II. T. Adams, Mr.
CHARLES CARELamd Miss HENRIETTA C.WOoD
daughter of y. W. wood, Esd, ali Of Guiipelis, o.
onlhe "9th uiI by Rev. S. u. Eni,hs, Mr.. WM. T.
ROBERTS, of Mason City, Va, Hnd Miss HEN
RiETTA THOMPSON, Of ,l,ddicrort, .,hin.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-04-05
rnc Boston sclOoI TcoMD.cs.

The school question furnishes some OF
the clerical agiLators in Boston with abund-
ant nutriment. The Rev. Mr.. Gayio.d, n
UniversaliSt clergvmen, last Sunday deliv-
cred a sermon the subject. in which he
handled Father Wlget without gloves,
characteIlzing his address to the children
as Jesuitical seditious and dishonest He
also entered into the perso al antecedeLIs
of the priest His text was taken from
jeremiah, xxxI, 8: "The lrpphets prophe-
sled falsely, aud the priests bear rule by
their means"
Father Wiget, at the same time, was
hard at work, trying to keepalIve the flame
he had been SO instrumental in kindiny.
His remarks to the children included these
words:
"The Holy Catholic religion is subject
10 many trials and prosecutions; and
wish you to pray that out of them all you
might be safely delivered You know,
my earchidfeu. that many of your fathers
who have come here from good old Catho-
lie Ireland, are now in the very depths of
heresy, seduced by the heretiCs who make
this their chic business. And. my dear
children, surrounded as you are in schools
which are not Catholic, but professedly
Protes tant- where you are sent to receive
I"0 i'o9t S'inple lhSCi uctloH- Du' "here
you are surrounded with herelics who try
To seduce you from your holy faith; tell
You If yOu yield, orse fate than theirs
awaits you. Pray, then. to the Holy Vlr-
gin \ y. that she will intercede with God
IN your behalf. and save you by the power
of her grace"
Father Haskins, another Catholic priest.
took a different ground. urged the chIldren
to return TO the school, and spoke highly
in praise of those institutions.
Ii the clergy were silent on the subject,
the matter would probably be allowed To
drop, and harmony would be once more
restored. -.,..
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-04-05
-THE NEW ENGLAND
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE co.
ROSTON. HAAS.
BOSTON, MASS,
BLNJAmIN F. hTkVENs, Secretary,

BLNJAmIN F. hTkEENS, Secretary, .-
JNsUbEs LIVES om the MUTUAL PRINCIPLE.
Net CCUmuiatipn, exceeding Si.33t.JUU, and Ii-
ereasiIg lie brnet Of Ne present Sbd To-
turc. The whole safely HId UdVaAtGgeousi! Ihvestsd
he bIsIc ted WY Tue OShcnt OF
the psrsoLs Insured. The greHtest risN tAkeu on q
life, IJ.vLO. S'rpiLs distributed among Tie nistu-
Lsrs eVer1 afh g. r, from bee. ]. 1e43; settled Oy
cush, by Iddliion to loIicy The GstFIbInoh oI
uiLsT eSa, mounted to tlt'tty pes ceLt 81 th1
re ul Ia lad the last i've 9eErs frS NiGIns uaN
be pHld Quarterly NcIA,--LLu&liy Mhei GeAreG AhH
- loo small.
Forins vi apllicGtion, and Pamphlets OF the oH-
IsI aud HsJorts, 10 Ue bGN ~ Tie VuSs 0i ths
wM. ;. WARD. Agent.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-04-05

BAD News FROM THE MINEs.-We
learn from Hon. j. G. Turk, of Dokota
Cily, that leter has been received in that
place from Arthur Pierce, dated Auroria,
Feb I9Lh. which contains news nOt at all
encouraging to those who think OF gong
10 ihe mines. he writes that if there is
gold there II paying quantities, that he
las been unable To find it, and he caunot
lind my one WHO as beer able To make
i; pay al mining. lie connludes his letter
by advising Ills iriends not 10 start for the
gold sio.is unlli tiity hear more favor
nUie auI July reliable news. The eject
vi this lettei i.as been ~ reduce the gold
fever in Lie vicinity q. Dacoiah.-Stoac
&: u TualA. l9I.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-04-05

re There Is curious report from Utah
in the c"rrtsl"r'i+hc" Oi Il oan Francisco
paper, 10 the .Hioe. that Brigham J oung
keeps with" G'N,ie ,h'"ueh tear otshie liie
lhaL several oi the ltaiing Mormuiis ale
spos;ajzing; and hat lac AID PROPERTY are
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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-04-05

PoMERo'
Flour, G.25l2B so y bri.
Wheat. Sl.2jCgl.25 pbusL
Oats, 55sHGjs-. p burh.
Potatoes. ! .OGtg,l .9D n bnsi
Apples, fgre"nl SIS, @2.
Butter. Is6D25c. per ID.
Eggs, ad} &c. y doz.
MOlass-s. 4Uoa445c. y gal.
Sifnp, 81 3 gal.
Sugar. IN. o.. $3.50. . b
Sugar (Whitts) l2A@I5c.
Coffee, 1909 I5r. q b.
Ric@, 61Tc. . b.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-04-05
DTID.

On the i4th of February, 1852 ht the residence Of
her parents. at Great Bend, o., NJ. LL.GA BETH
Nj KAY. aged IS years.
ON the 23d ,'f March, at his resd"pcr Chester
JOHN VANJIikK. in the .t,h eat OF his ulu.