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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-09-07
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2tuf Somit1as rrn 10ten Srptemter, um I
llbr 9lo6mttag5, fed auf Dem 9Iass lcltit, in
ObrrsSauccn Gounldp He6a Gauntg, ouf Ei.
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Sin Derrtibe5 Sttf 2onb,
aclcacn ln tciagtem 5aunfAtp uno Gaunty. gran.
,enp an glnrer non Soirpb Wfptr uup 9stsr Ssl.
uno an rte StroBs Die ppn Sellers 0aitbauIs mad
S6rimerepIle fubrt entbaltcnp 123 Nder, mo-
ocn 2 Qdrr Stwanm Tnp, pas iitriac lit sutrp
8amanp, in Ihtdlt6c 6slrsr sinactbetlt, unp ii
in enem 0utrn @uIturSuTdncs. - Die Srr5eber.
m9en borouf linp
%Eg2 Sin ooppelte6 2it6di9tc5 8oDns
E;;:gM. unO StODrDau6,
s saszss 10 mic a1e onrere n5tbise Nrbrn9ctGu'
rr. pdte in edtcm 3uitanpe ltnp. Is 1T pire
rincs Der bttsn Stobrlinps I'm Gaunty. unp Die
les @sldaft 1T idon piele Sabre bort betrettn
pcrpsn-unb ou6 ais 4riVatpCbnuns wtrU ptrle
2otts riraenp6mU iitertrCfrn. 2Ilerlri berrttee
StR bciinptt lid stsnfalt auf tem 2anrc.
GS it ties iebr wsrtbuCles GissntGum, unt
wsr dae ioIte Qotte faufsn MIL, finret es Su ici'
nrm sisnen GUrtbril rem Ssrtauf teiSuwrbnsn.
Die 8spinsunsen am 9ntaufstase rur6
Heuben g. Sell.
Nuaut 81. na2n
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-09-07
0eleQI60ftS MuflDlun0.

Na6ri6t rirO bicrn,it sesebsn, bab ris @cIsa'
l6aftS' 'gertinouns ;pIGtn ben llntsrjrhncten,
unter rsr Jrma pon 8siGsIuno Stein,
in rsm 2ipsrp. .@rId6ft, In Der Stabt 2aerfaun,
am taen lsstn ausuR, bur6 tcipniettse Gin.
wiatguns auferI6bt wcresn i1.-aae YsrIcnen
pel9s nod an belaste 5rma f6uIOis finb, iinp
uiu&t Iosletdb otjubr5attsn, uno Ollie wslfs nod
r6tmdBise anfprperanssn taben, fnp su9tsi6 TT.
Iu4t lOtde ebrufaIls fir 9s5abIuns rtn5ursiacn.
@eor9e Sei1eI,
Saeob s. Stein,
@usuR 81. nq4m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-09-07

~ ''tNtN PN''1tNS t'tS SNtNO rOulDI
ber1u69e9eben pom G6rlp. S. s..
Sn9rabanr-Oeutf1e Qus9abe.
Cine SammIuns Scn grisfen, tpel6e attna,
cine Sdbn aus aleranprisa, w1trrno i6res auf.
sntb0ltes In Srufalsm CUR Grit ess !5ercSeS, an
tGrrn Batter, einrn re6en 9upsn In Gappten,
l6rteb, uno in ernen IIr ais gusen;rusin als Bee
9ebenleiten unb irunpertaren 8rrfdae aus ftm
2c6eu SeitS BON SSa;aretb,
prn isinsr Saufc i'm Serbian tis su Ietnsr Jsrsus
d8uns ouf 0cIGa!ba teriAtst. Wtt Snts9riff
letner 2Euneert9aten Der 6eituna. Der @nsfdhis
l6rn, Der pura Rem Satas labm mar, tss auf-
er1ebens 6rr Tpbtsn. Der Sstluns bes rsrecrrtsn
.gsIenfs, he's auferwsicns bs5 2a;arus, RES Ius~s
'trettens, hsr rn1nubrrtn @dRrr pie aud cine
SeI4rsttung Der 8prteteutuneen uno wunrGIa>
men Se8stenbeiten, bic bel Isirsr 8rrmttelupg
nnb SrtUdsung unb fttnsr 9immeIfatrt psrfe-
len.
Gin crop Ouooes z8anb, tIuitrirt, ATS
Seiten, preis, 81.
N. B.-gBir srrieneen pas Bud, prrtufrd,
per Yoft. 9IeiA not Gmpfans tss ansesetfnsn
,pretiet. 98ir eriuGen, no mEsItd In sngIilGsr
Sprats an uns gu iarritrn.
puoncy uno Buffet, Serausecter,'
9frp. 20 Jchus Strase,
9lrp'Yorf.
glu9ul 8. 1852 nq3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-09-07
S6GbbQre 8aueret

OtDuPVu[L SNHI+Nt
rtDa i'm Ocrfduf cit.
Der llntrssidnstr ttstet bjrrpurd purA priSat
!sHd gum Sertaui an:
Cine 1ebr 1hdttore Snucrri
aen In Neper. Milforr 3uunIdp, 2eha Goms
ardn,eno an qNnp ron SoIepb 9Gtmon, Sols
n 8a6man, Saut gStecrr me onptre rnts
zeno
LOG 0GCeer mmb 1876 9futbcn,
Russ Raas, popon unseia5r 90 Afer 9utcS
llanp unp rer Strlt gut nit {oidcrY, &aitani'
up gi6rn SclS trwa6lrn 1T. Die SmtrI'
,sen fnp elm SwcilEdl9es pcttFr8etcrretss
"a 9 10 fsW 0 \ II y Ii &,
ID % bel 81 SUP. Icinernrs Scmmrrbaus,
stas StweiSuitcusr, 40 his Is, Gin ltctners
Stat "a bel SO. Gin Reincrnrs Sprin9bauF
cine nisIebImOs Sprnse, 2 5rdm g9a8rn'
or, Rsinsrner SAweinsfdQ BIcd. .Nau6baus,
un8er Saum9arten nit irocr Nrt DIN, etc
ann SuIammcn cher In Sltidsn prrfauit per'
Wis es &Guirn f6idit iein mag.
a. Uer ctigeS Gigsntbum gu Iebcn ipunlA
be anSurufsn bel 9latban Senmcrer, Der au
WaBe pcbnt, ctsr bel pcm llntrihrirtener
Samufl s8. S6nsiper's @a1baus, in Snlj
2Ibrobam pcarfon.
u9ua 81. nqAn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-09-07
In baS Oublifunr.

2tmo5 Gttin9er, Sfens, 8le6s unb Sup
ferzS6mieo in Der Staot 2((lentaun,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-09-07
0tbel> NteberId0e.

Die 9s6a Gauntp Sitet. @sieli6aft bat ibrs
i'm 8u6Rrbr gum ,.Ge6a Natrjct'' in
Alsntaun, mo Sibclr uno Geltamsnte in prrIhie.
psnen SPraHen 3u pfn bfllt9aen prsiien 3u Fatsn
Rnb.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-09-07
9tmDS Gttin8tr unb Gpbu


Icrttetreiten prp.
g9tr te9ebren bic Qufmsrfiamfet trs putlifums
i'm 9lusemsinen auf piele 9la6rift, inrem rs benz
leten gum SUrttetl erreiAen wrb, ba Qnltalten
9strcfTen lint TINT
Die 9reiBe beoeuteno berab;u1ebea,
unb mebr mad benz Sarsslb GrunpIas @r1d6ite
Su tetret6en, wet6rs atlsin frlautt, bic prciee 70
melt lerabJulrBru ME tteS 3u mitnIdsn IT..
ale Sclte rslde nod in rem 8r6nunatta.
der eee llnter5ei6neten--bs Gisr Icnsn Ger3li6m
Oanf 3u8ei4 ataattrt fir bic 70 LIBERAL 9rnp 6enr
&anelaaft, unp 3uprm fir sine 5urtbaurr Der ndm.
ltdsn 9spo9enGstt bttst - fhulpis iinb, Iino
Treunbibaftlth criuht, Ictalb alt mSglib an3uru.
Tcn uno 86tt9fett ;u MAIDEN. inbem pit1e neue
Gnrt6tuns, 70 ME bas Scrbatsn ben Stcd UNI
pteIes gu prr9r6bern, es nctbwenbis ma6t, pae ale
NusRdner prompt stn9ebsn IOlten.
2(mos Gttin9er.
Suti 81. 1859. not8
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-09-07
WatI tIen9ert6tS Gerfduf,

Sn Strait unO jufOlae sines 8sfetts aus rrm
g4aticnsaidt prn St6a Gountg, folI ouf 3ret.
tags ben 23leu September, um ll4r Nadmtts
tags, ouf tem Gi9sntbum Islth. fOfscnres Be-
ihrirbcne Gisenttunr auf tfsntItaer 8snbu Sers
fault mrrbrn, nGmltf
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-09-07

stbt bterbur6Nahrt6t baB cbi'
ars @si6dIt, peIttcs cr I6pn
II Satrrn NIT elddIidrm @rs
fcls tstrietrn Bat - uno smar
lebtbtn an so. SO. in trr gDta.
Samiltcn Strobe, nun Scm er.
fen @u9uR an untrr rrr 8irma
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-09-07
get girIt aus Dapios 6an(e,
eosr 8 Jabrr in Scr fcilisen 6ta5t.

Sin neue6, intereBante6 unb 9utes 8ub,
ber1u69e9eben pom G6rtp. S. s..
SSn9rabam-0eutfbe QuSoabe.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-09-07

aelrssu in Der 2ccuil Bailey, in Sbsr ,Sauccn
5aunidip, 2thn Gountp, init 4 older unb II 9ius
ttcn Gonp, 8cnaues Maas. Gie gsrtrberuussn
parauf Trp
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-12-13
! TIlc Be,l .ssses OF s,a very.

Ii is one Of the beauties Of the "Divine
Institution" that the shareholders are
themselves the slaves of the system they
uphold This is admirably illuslraIed III
IA recent scene in the very chivaIric State
Of South Carolina Messrs. Shaw and
Bradley, of Williamsburg, in that S'ae.
being wealthy Shareholders. supposed tl.ey
could indulge IN the luxury Of private
teachers in their families. and 80 each OF
them employed the most accomplished
persons they could obtain for that position.
And as such material does not abound in
the Palmetto State, they had to seek them
in tie North. But these gentlemen found
themselves subject to the reign Of violence
they had themselves inauyu ated. Oi
course Messrs, Shaw and Bradley would
not allow gentleman or lady from the
North to teach a public school in their
Democratic neighborbood. bat did notsup-
POI they were themselves subject 10 the
same mob rule. y
But it seems they were mistaken. The
Viglance Committees demanded that these
teachers should be discharged and leave
the State, and M 'ssrs. Shaw and Bradley
had to submit. Who would not like 10
i've in Democratic s. c.?
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-12-13
A NuIS;l nee ,

The Petersburg "lnteiligencer" and th'
Richmond Dispatch" are out against lh'
continuance Of the Methodist Episcopa
Church organizations in that Stale
on.the ground Of its being an anti slavery
Church. They assert that some ten soci
cites in Jefferson County have seeded
from it. and gone over. to the Churcl
South, aud call upon the Legislature 1,
take soma steps TO abate What they call a
nuisance Er.
Well, why not? What is the use OF :
Legislature HVirginla il it can't suppress
such nuisances as the M. E. Church:
Has not Democracy provided that ..free
and enlightened" Commonwealth with q
"creed" in religion as well as platform
in politics.? Aud is ''heresy" to be toler
ated any more Lhaa .'seditioH." Or, rat1i
er, is not l,eresy itself treason? u gg
! Let the Legislature look to this matter
Mobs have 70 do de tlrins up at ttheirown
expense? But If The Legislature vii. bat
ordain the M. f. Churehinto a ''auisance'
it may then be abated, and tie executors
of the deed viii get their fees for doing il
There can be no rational donbt OF the
dangerous character Of the M. E. Church
She never did very zealously take to rob
bing trundle. beds and selling babies t'
!.
pay her preachers. although some Of tht
Conferences became quite p:oficieat III
that line. But rs the Church peryersely
refused to give her sanction TO the pious
work. these Conferences Withdrew, and
without their saving influence. the Church
las taken up ti'e wild phanasy OF an old
Englishman named Wesley on the sub
ject Of "petutiur insAituhons" The
views Of this miserable. ianalieal. old
British Abolitionist are known to be of The
most incendiary character, and fearfully
dangerous in their tendencies. He actu-
ally wrote and published the wicked, bias
phemous and inf lei doctrine that tie
stealing, buying, and selling men, women
and children was not sanctioned by the BIZ
bleI r. $2A s4
Now. wherever there are many mem
bers OF this Church some Of them will
l,avsth audacity to keep in their houses
the books written by this wretched mono.
maniac. But snull doctrines strike attlie
very foundalioa Of society in Virginia, and
must be suppressed. Let the Legislature
therefore attend to this matter without de,
lay.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-12-13
FIR the Meigs County Telegraph.
Sabbath SclnOl COMGGrf.


The concert given by the Sabbath
School connected with the Syracuse Free
will Baptist Church, on Monday evening,
Dec 9th, was n rich affair, and although
the first Of the kind in the place. is pro-
nounced by good Judges to be equal. if
not superior, to many, where they have
had greater advantages. The evening
was very unpropitious as 1t was raining,
and the streets muddy. Yet the house
was flled to its utmost capacfy. and the
crowded audience listened with almost
breatbless silence until the performance
closed. Deep interest was manifested by
both parents and children, and we trust Ii
will be lasting benefit to the community.
The Sabbath School was organized less
than year ago, but is in prosperous
condition; and the concert" seems to
have infused new life into it. T.
Syracuse, Dec. 10. .o. ........ ,.....
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-12-13
More Dis,, MON.

The New York Herald Washing
ton correspondent dispatches that paper
that programme Of dissolution has been
agreed upon bya number ofleading South.
ern men IN Congress and ont Of Congre IS,
to be carried out in case Congre s shall re.
fuse to pass a special law for the future
protection and security of the Southern
Staes against ali abolition conspirators,
emissarjes and ,iaeendialles; and, in the
svuli Of ihe refusal Of Congress TO pass
such law. the Southern members OF both
houses shall withdraw from Washington
and meet IN body in Richmond, Vir-
yinia, or some other convenient place. to
take ini'ia steps for an independent South
ern Confederacyt
The 'Herald" is .he special organ Of
Buchsnan in N. r., aud is well informed
Of the movements and designs Of the lead
ers. But whether this is u scheme got
ten up in earnest. or only to frighten North.
srn. dough faces. remains TO be seen =
Probably, under the influence OF fear.
Northern miscreants enough can BE- had
TO carry out in Congress the scheme pro-
posed. But the violence Of members Of
Congress. so far, into The unorganized ses-
sion, seems % indicate treasonabls pur-
pose. lSs ~. 4, s5sssa' .
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-12-13

DR. RoBacK's THEORY AND PRAcrrcE.-it would seem
that Or, Roback's scandinavian Remeiies'' havo
taken the highest rank among the standard medi-
cines OF thedny His theory is that in whatever or
gan disease may show ITSELF roots are in the blood
Hence his famous Swedish curatives, the Blood Pu.
rhcr and the Hood Pills designed to act specif.
icaly upon the sanguineous fluid. Ono thing cannot
be disputed. they produce most saluary effects even
In apparently hopeless cases. individuals who have
suffered for years from dyspepsia scvofuia erup,ions
OF tho skin, bronchitis asthma, general prostraton
liver complaint, rheumatism, neuralgia and many
other distressing malades report themselves, over
their own Signatures as radically eured by course
orthese Remedies. The claims Of Dr.. Roback,s ad.
vertisements are therefore supported by competens
proof. See Advertisement.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-12-13
EL EGR AP H,
IL W r. IN
PoMERoY. o., TUksDAY;::..:::::::::::::Dec. i3,
-L0isli 1TeGe.

Look 1IeTe. ~
After two more. numbers the Telegraph
will be enlarged, and printed on a new
press, with entirely new type. We would
like tocommence the volume with very
large addition 10 our list Of subscribers.
We do not ask this so much for the pecu-
mary income. as for the sake Of getting it
-intoa more general circulation.
The expense Of fitting up:,our office
anew il, very hGsvy, but -ws- -.belfsvs,,i il
time, = business can be built up which
will justify it.. Al least we intend 70 give
the experiment a fair trial. The citizens
Of she County are Intelligent. and will,
we are sure, patronize home journal, it it
merits their patronage. Alive ask Of our
present subscribers is. that they willsliow
tito their neighbors that they may Judge Of
it's worth. We ask no one to subscribe by
way Of sustaining the paper. merely. But
we do ask them to aid US IN increasing ITS
circulation il they believe il IS inlriusica!ly
worth it's cost, aid is calculated 10 d.
good Il 'a'2g't ~ "rt5}''f. = 'ao
20 There are very many Republicans inihis
County who never saw the Telegraph, and
many good citizens who would subscribt
for it. and in time become Republicans j
it was brought to their notice. The year
to come will be one Of intense interest ir
the political annals Of our country. With
the enlargement we will be able to keep
our readers fully advised Of the progress
of the campaign. We think live Re
publican could not do so much for the
cause in any other way, with so little eff.
fort. MS To act as an agent in putting the
Telegraph into the hands Of all his neigh
.bors. viii our subscribers think Of this
and act accordingly? =, -
II each one Of our present subscribers
would make an effort the new volume
would commence with largely increased
list OF patrons. Is it asking too much oI
our friends TO earnestly urge them to
make that effort? Let US have the names
with the cash, in advance.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-12-13
NM. laislslis,ss.
"A Kentnckian writing TO the CONNER.

"A Kentnckian writing TO the CONNER.
cial.'' ffom May6sld, on the 2sth, says: i
,'I have just rea, he'd this place from
Richmond. Virgins. having lett there on
last Friday8 mordiug. Il was 1heresonly
ols day ma pighi.g ard Swh e thels
fearneds ~ i deeply laid scheme IL. cap'afe
j jR Giddipgs. for the purpose. ~. the5
say. Of trying him for treason, &c in view
ofhis cop,ectiop, with the Harper'se Ferry
insurgents. This scheEie is founded ppop
the reward offered recently, for the Bring
ing Of his person To Virginia. You win
recolecl that a.rswardruf ten Thousand
dollars was offered This -amouat has
been raised for this direfui purpos; the ob.
ject wEl be to seize him and cross the
line INFO Kentucky and Virginia imnssdi.
ately.sa . @
TIE writer then goes on to denounce
Giddiugs in regular Southern style, and
concludes asfollows: a II
aBut Giddings is an'oId man, and III!
bringing of his gray hairs down u tbt
grave IN this manner would bring . last
ing reproach upon Virginia, II Iiotsupor
the whole South. es.s.9T
IL would have addressed Mr.. Gidding'
directly but do not knowlabis ppst-osfcs
Il would advise him TO be- ever on M
guard, aul keep as far from uthe Olit
River as possible, offer no apology tfo
not giving my name, living as 1 do il
the South" /" - cslasgi .p H.. s. si
Perhaps they had better try the game
Of sending their hired mhliops 10 seiz'
such men as Joshua r. Gliding. BY III
lempting offer Of rewards for their heads
if they cannot get them slivc.r lfFirgini'
wants To realize the profits Of her mex
crop of mula,oes she had better defer thi
project. N- fAt4't' ..eHt .''-.' .'-
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-12-13

HoLL"w.y's oisTMFsr AND PrlLs.--Medicnl nal.
treatment, nsgeet and imprudence. annually destroy
tbonsapdsfof, saiuable lives that might have besu
saved with the greatest ease by the use of these
mighty nntdotes to external and internal disease.
Mnltt udes Of rheumatic sn.rers are now limpnr 4.
the grave with contracted joints aud In constant ar
"ny, who might be cured in few weeks by the DIN. !.
ment and the vital strength of still greater number
Is oozing away through scrofuious snres abscesses
ana other exhausting outlets Of suppuration which
might be pro- pity and safely cured by the same
meins. BE wise In time j ssFga, fs... D.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-12-13
Cincinnati Market.

',r.g7 sif f..a CiNcInNATI, December q, ls59.
FLoUR.--Holders maintain great frmness,
but the demand is but moderate The sales
embrace l4O brls at So 1906 II for super6ne,
and SIS 25@5 55 for extra. The receipts are
moderate i.i 81. 1a' J@ faN# .,lia' y
Hoas.-The receipts being unusually large
to-day, contrary to general expectation, the
market opened unsettled, and as the day ad-
yanced prices declined, and at the close any
quotations which could have been given would
have been nominal The sales were:
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-12-13
Sherif's Sale.

John NJ. Ball Vs. A. J. sewell & Joel Seweii.
RY virtue Of I'd execution to me directed
- from the Court Of Common Pleas, I viii
offer for sale at the door OF the Court House in
Pomeroy, at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
On The lath day Of January, 1860, s.s"-
the following described lands and tenemeuts 10.
wit; the northwest quarter Of section No 81.
In town No and range Is, in the Ohio Com
Panys Purchase; except q acres decreed to
Andrew j. sewell by the district Court OF
Athens County, at its September term, 1853, and
sold US the property of Andrew j. Sewen and
Joel sewell, at the suit of John NJ. Ball. Ap-
praised at ,i06 Terms Of sale cash.
J. V. SMITH, S. NJ. c.
December lS, 1S5o.-5O-5t.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-12-13

The receipts, exclusive of those delayed upon
trains due this morning, but which did not ar
rive, were about 10000. tl- lu. S.e1 ID.
GRocERIEs.-The market is frmer and SUI
gar 10 higher under the advices from New
O,.leans. Sales of 200 hhds sugar at 7a@s4c;
200 brls molasses at 46@46c, and ,5o bags
coffee at III O for good Rio. ,Ts9 si'" .
WHEAT.-The market continues firm, with a
good demand at our last quotations. Sales of
400 bush prime red at 81 lS. ''''0
CoRs.-The demand continues good, and
prices firm at our last quotations. Sales 400
bush in bulk at Marietta depot, at 44c. a.
y O4Ts-The demand is active, and prices
have advanced &c per bush. They are selling
at 4Sc in bulk. .. .y...,....,, f.,a. All
RYE.-There is q gosd demand and prices
firm at s0c. ... ,.,...f.js "a ,,,!, ,re I B
BARLEY.--The market continues firm, with on
active demand. Prices are steady at our last
quotations, III s!GHoit ii $50 tGs tdf ,1'i5.
4 CHEEsE.-The demand is active and prices
firm sales Of 750, boxes Western Reserve at sc;
sou do Euglish Dairy at ife.sta ~ ''Sgo
BUTTER.--Theres is. a tlgood( demand, and
prices steady at i5(9i6esfor fair 10 prime roll.
.sa APPLFs,--The market is firm, with a good
demand, and prices are steady at $I75(92 75
per brl; sales 200 bFls at SO 10. @s"T''t' 'a'
aFPoTAToEs.--The demand continues good and
prices firm; sales 60 btls prime Nsshannocks,
49,, .s5iAss t2Sp 56sa stlsS &'9thtsNA -
- ron tse s'0ss ssssa ~ oss vi l,sas leass s9sA
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-12-13
DrW NObrrtisr
GIFTS
For the HOLIDAYS!

N looking around for some memen,o TO pre-
l. sent to friends, consider that there is none
SO lasting and acceptable as nice PHOTO.
GRAPH or AMBR0TYPE. This notice is to re.
mind all that the Art Gallery of E. F. FEIGER.
In swallows Building-entrance on Court
street-ls still open, where pictures of any
ZINC can be procured at reasonable prices.
Pomeroy, Dec. 13, '59.-5O-3t. hM
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ITcosmopolitan Art AssOei asion.sn
See advertisement, and then If you want
TO subscribe. go immediately to II. A.
Plants, Hon. Sect, and do it.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-12-13

NOTICE.-The Board of Directors Of the
"Meigs Co. Agricultural Association will meet
at the Court House in Pomeroy, on Thursday,
the 10th day Of January, 1860. .
SOFT. Gro. McQuraG, SEQ.
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GROUNDS AND HOUSE.

VS.
The Committee were very favorably i'm
pressed with the improved appearance OF
the School Grounds. Since the last ex-
animation the Board have obtained some
very nice shrubbery, which will add much
to The attracliveness Of The place. A brick
pavement. twelve feet wide. and running
across the lot. Immediately in front Of the
house. is an improvement very gratifying
10. behold. The house itself, although
some older. does not seem seriously the
worse for wear. It's ample rooms and
their judicious arrangement. still give evi-
denee. Of that comfort and convenience
which should be ever in requisition, u
make the school-room q house Jor the stu
dent. .@4kss l2&sMapss
GENERAL DEMEANoR OF STUDENTS AND
~ a,S9 ~. TEACHERS. 2,'7h' 's'''',',
y The Committed were also forcibly
struck, upon entering the schools, with
-
their general quiet and orderly demeanor.
Students seemed imbued with that love and
respect Tor their teachers which is ever
The true basis Of suborlination en the part
Of the governed. The firm and dignifed,
yet kind department. of theateachers, at
nnce revealed the secret Of their success
showing, at The same time. that correctly
applied moral influence is generally ade-
quate to the. exigencies OF school govern
;uent, In schools. gas elsewhere, ,"Love
is the fai6lliug ofthe Law,,'a': 80 . '',f = "
PROGRESS AND rHoRouGHsEssaoF GLASSES.
.sc Your Cummitteet ave most happy 10 be
able TO say that the progress Of The vari:
i1ius classes examined. in the several
branches pursued. equals, if. tadoss not
,surpass, anything which has preceded II,
iB thess.t .tsndsws bslieves Of other schools
30 -gat{saasfas hssi
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Pom. eroy Retail Mark Ct.
PoaeRoy. MoNnAy, December 9 1859

P0NEROY. MONDAY, UNcHmbcr 2 1850.
Flour, s'.75af.rrT y brl. Cheese, (dom.l.sc y b..
Wheat. 8 i @t. 5p h, sh Cheese, wv. Ky aeD l21sc
Oats, 4 q. S.. $,nush. Soap, 5gIOe. y D..
Potatoes, As a5,c y bush Candles. (talow) l5@ Ice
Apples, fcre-n) $i@I.5O Candles. topal) &C.
butter. l6alSc. per h. Candles, (star) Gee.
Eggs, i5c. y d"z. Fish, (Cod) 5@6Gc.
Nolass.., 5o960". y gal Fish, (Mackerei.) bloc.
Sirup, 159 10 y gal. Fish, iWhitej 7c. r..s.Y
Igar. IN. o. .)g91c.p pB pickicd Pork 100 Zoe.
ugar tWhitu) IsA@i5c. shoulders, 10 iOc. tfl a
'lfee. 100 i5c. y b. sides, (ss,oked) 9@l0c.
r ca ,60D7c. - n. rbaA lffams. ICE. " . fi'r-