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Arrlral of the Pacific.
FOVR DAYS LATER FROltfiEUROFE.
'- ' TUB QUICKEST TRIP YET ! j
'New Yori, April 19.
Thfj ateamship Pa ifid .enched her dock
it 91 o'clo k Ibis morning, having mado the
pamgelrora Liverpool in (fojs. She
brings Liverpool dales to ihe 9ih inst. This
was ih quickest run on record. .
.The Liverpool Cotton market was dull
d prices nominal. The sales on Monday
reached 6;000 bales, and on Tuesday, 2.000
tkfc Groin market was firm without change
in prices. Provisions were as .last noticed
Trade In the manufacturing districts was
e tlulLand unsatisfactory. rv;, ? j ,.f w? ,
' .! ' " ' f. ' SECOND P IS PATCB.
-t-The Pacific left Liverpool on Wedneshy
at ?.P: iL,. making ber un from dock to
dooV in S days, 21 hours and 30 minute .
Thh ta tha first time the passage has been
'""mad in less than 10 days. The shortest
TBasagVyrevTous to thiawaa'also made by
Captain flye.Septernbeir, last, when he cross-
, w d'tho Atlantic In 10 days, 5 hours ond. 46
mit ujef j i n ,t u j t. x ;- w . "
Vi'VThp shot teat passage ver;made from
Kew.tork.to Liverpool waa performed by
ihe Asia f DecemW la, wjbjl
' houri ind JO mljTt' ?
- the sucwful result. ;, ; -.'..h-T "'f '
.Th Asia arriv. j at Liverpool on Satur
Ay nlght, In J9 days 10 hours and 6 min-
utes.
Tha nMttlml news bv this arrival is not
of much Importance. There is nothing of
.aynaequencev going oi'. in W British
Parihjmenv : ' , "!,; ; " J
V Much dlscuaako exists at present relative
- w the formation of a new ministry. ; A ru
mor was current cf a new Combination in
t 'eluding. M. Balouch and Odilloi. Barrot.
OESIIAMT. -
t- -It u not yet decided at Berlin whether
: the Dresden Conference would bediscontin
'' tinuad. It wa generally believed that Aus
Via' would1 coasent to the terms of tbo Frank
; fort Pet, which had been foi warded to Vi
enna lo g'eat haste. - . ' ( "
' ' " ". . ' BPA1R.
m- ' Advices from Madrid report that the cam
.Itu of public debts has communicated to
! "iba chamber their report on the Bill, a
" mninrliv weria decidtdl V in'lts favor. ' A dis
y J ;
t uaiioa f the lubjqct would .'take: place on
4 s.ha-1.,,i';'" r,v-:"-''-; "-:
W v 'r ' CCMMBBCUt
Tit: a i
". LivfiarooL, April 8.
Cvmm;rclal .affairs are gonornlly..qaiei1
but the i Wiccs of foreign and Colonial pro-
Ar r mtarlil v maintained.. A moderate
mnlinl nf hlldiniSS has been coinz forward
ll.lv T... .. Indian fLirn sold at 30 C.O
Wiwii
for .white, and 29Q30 for .yellow. At
lha mark held to-day the demand was quite
'' btlsk and hoi lers were enabled to obtain an
advance of 6d Is pet quarter. Wheat and
ffflour aold slowly at the full terms of Fri
v'dar Usu Br ho continental advices wo
- find thai the late advance which took place
in moat articles of trade In this country, has
.-i-influenced the chief maikets there, and pri
consequently had slightly advanced.
!V. Tbo teports from the agricultural districts
r ol a aausirciory ciiurauicr. rou.u
.' iiaa fallen during March. '. ;
"T.Tho iroporta of cured provlsioni from
? A'mericaira lighter! Beef is firm. Other
'olclea art 'unchanged but Utile business
''Min ui be ffoine forward in the Wood
'Jlradf it Leeds and Haddlcfield .,vT ...
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
'"' . New Yoei, April 19,
'"The Brometheus arrived last night from
Chsgres, fringing 260 passengers. She has
f "ieisV canwderaUlOj "mount
di M bands or passengers,
-' The, dales from San Francisco are to the
M8th of March. The steamer New Orleans
rrWerf af Pnna'rrra:ApTlI 1st, whh 600,000
riaTrinW-ialao the steamer Norther with
:-48Q0,00Mnd the Antelope with 600,000.
There had been a continuationof robbe
. afca pn tUTsimus.'; ,n7,!;:?, ,-. . ,,fr
Fve,r ft-prmiling i considerable tx-
" 01..': &i ' f '"'' .
Lfasti ttw kppeari ireftll U CtJilW
.'sllevV 'Two iiveo who gava OaWmm. u
l.rt Easier, of Maine, ana. wimw
'ibodb; of Miss., We're hung ty M populace
"idtSonstWer'a rivor, oa Jot
yJTtf. JkfifAssjyiiig ofica was l fall blast
e4Wn. Francis" to. " .Mesal'., Moffit & Oo
r 1 who have tha wtract received 100,000 in
jolddluet in three biira .f they opened
I rS'r- naiadb City basbeee redMced to asbe1
' I ! ' ' . . i.
r ohtrh k la sunnosen was tno WCH
, V rr
ftf in Incendiary. One hundred and, filty
htrjses were, burned, and ftbe losa. Ja ,calcu
laiad'avionamiUiondollarsr t iv '.
k VibuTi ng ths past fortnight all kinds of goods
iitateen pressing heavily on the market,
and prices lve not ceen well a istainea
Chill floor in Prime order bring 6 W J
' 100 Ka. .
i Mesa pork 15 00 bbl clear do 18 00,
;, and other articles In proportion
The Physicians of Athens, Gsllis and Meigs
outees, are requrated to meet la Pomeroy on Sat
artsy, Msy 10, at 1 o'clock, P. M., for the purpose
- of forming a District Medical Association.
. Kf. . ' , .. . ISAAC train, .
rft r-'tu-' : CHAi P. THOMAS,
Ipii) U, 1861. ;" Committee,
. javrafaa.A new two horse WAUU?i well
1V . ironed and complete in all partieuUra, for
l..lak i annlll . w ; ' , KbHU a. onw.
Ddtaloes-Ewiy. PnUes-the J brsl Wnds for
FEtD & BB0
"WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
The great success attending the use of this Bal
sam in Pulmonary diseases, having naturally at
tracted the; attention of physicians, and others,
various opinions and surprises have arisen with
regard to its component parts, some have supposed
it to contain indiiie, others mercury, Ac, and to
such substances they attribute its extraordinary ef
ficacy. Such opinions being entirely erroneous
and calculated to prejudice many persons against
the medicine, .we pledge ourselfves that it contains
nothing of the kind, or anything the least injuri
ous on the contrary, it is composed principally
of extracts from the MOSS of ICELAND, WIRD
CHERRY, and the PINE of our Noetiieen lati
tudes. U"See advertisement.
U'Gssat Inconsibtemct I ! Physicians , pie
scribe Dr. Rogers Liverwort and Tar in the last
stages and the most hopeless cases of Consumption,
after all other medicines have failed, as It has proved
itself to be the most extraordinary medical aid in
curing that disease. Now this medicine is as valu
able in the incipient stages, such as Coughs, Colds,
Ac, Ac when the. Lungs are not too far gone be
fore alceration takes place. It is seldom or ever
known to fall in breaking up the most distressing
Cough or Cold in a few hours time, if the directions
are strictly followed. ' '
The GENUINE DR. ROGERS' LIVERWORT
AND TAR, which makes so many wonderful cures,
is for sole by J. P, Flemish and D, Reed, Pome
roy, Ohio. . ; ; :''-'- ;
Protestant Episcopal Rev. Thoba B.
Dooi.tr, KecMrs Services every Sabbath morning,
at lut o'ctock.
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Prcsby terlan Rev: R. Wilkinson, Pastor:
Services every Sabbath morning at 11 o'clock.
Pastor: Services at the upper-church on alternate
Sabbath mornings, at 10 o'clock at lower church,
every Sabbath afternoon, at 8 o'clock.
Roman CatholicRev TiiKormru K.
Priest:'Services every Sabbath momlng.
German Methodist Rev. Mr, Giyir,-
Services every Sabbath morning. ".
German Lutheran Rev. Mr. Habel,
Services every Sabbath morning.
SOCIETIES. -
A WASOWIC -PomeroT liOdffc,
VVNo. 164-SUted Meetings, the Monday
i bvening, on or before the full moon in each
month. Hall in Murphy's building, Second St.
I. O. O. F. Naomi
IiOdsre,
ftfiIVo. 117.
r Meetings on every Friday
Evening.
Hall in Edwards' building.
mm Welfare Division, No. 96, Sons
Miot Temperance, Meetings every Saturday
riii iA? T7 In i Hall in IVPtinti'i hiiililinar
mw sausoury uivision xso.
evenings, nau, nice'SDUiiuing jimuR'puru
PROSPECTUS
op THE
MEIGS COUNTY TEIECRAPD.
Terras $1.50 per Year In Advance.
THE UNDERSIGNED has commenced the pub'
lication of the " Meigs Uoukty Telegraph " on
I Sheet, conuining TWENTY.EIGHT
of printed matter, on clear and beauti-
an enlarged
COLUMNS
ful type, and fine white paper. It is of the largest
class, and filled with the choicest reading matter,
literary,
political and miscellaneous. Being de
termined to excel all our country cotemporaries, we
are perfecting arrangements to make our paper all
that a newspaper ought to be.
Seven years ago a paper was started in this place.
containing about one third the matter of onr pre
sent issue. Six years ago we became connected
with it, and enlarged it to imperial size. A farther
enlargement followed at the end of two years; and
:.nj .n.i, tk. e niM in n(ni.
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,.uo..o.6 0-
Extra Doable Mediam Sheet,
With new nress. tvne. &c. We are determined
h.l no m.n in this rorion of" country, shall lowr-
er have an excuse for withholding his subscription,
It sha.ll be made indispensible to his comfort
Its LITERARY Feature will be made up of
Tales, Essays, Poetry, &c, selected from the best
authors, in a rich variety of subject and style.
The POLITICAL Department shall be Whig,
and nothing else. Believing the Whig party to
be the true party of the country, it will be our
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aim, in all our efforts, to uphold its integrity ana
promote its success, in all its organizations, Coun,
State and National. We shall circumscribe
our coursa by no narrow views of sectional advan
tage, but shall discuss all questions in a broad,
national and catholic spirit. We shall support
Whiir nrinr.inles. measures and men now and
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always. '
THE AGEICULTDRAL Department will der
mead ear special attention. The farmer will
always tad la Its columns matter suitea to us
business in life. All recent improvements in ag-
ficultural Implements, and discoveries in agricul;
"T" "
swill be spread be-
tural and horticultural science
fore them.
The NEWS Department we intend shall be
without fault By means of the Magnetic Tele
graph, we are enabled to give our readers the aews
of the day, .European ana American, ai leasi eiguv
days before the they receive it in any eastern pa
per. And by the same agency we will be able to
give the ' .
Eastern nnd Western markets.
dowa to the hour of going to press. In addition
to this, the HOME NEWS, and the LAWS OF
OHIO, which are of more importance to the citi
xen than any other feature, we find men who
have been taking Eastern papers for years, who
know no more of home affairs, than though they
inhaliilArl tha 1JWTI OI me Dai a aaa
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YOUR OWN COUNTY PAPER.
wm nr. it the lnwMt nossible nriee
rrwe put it at the lowest possioio price
1,50 In advance, or 12,00 within the year. Any
w a
the paper one year gratis.
AT once.
Send on voua names
R. T VAN HORN.
Pomesot, April, 1861.
' i Snrinz Goods.
TUST RJpEl VED a fresh supply of seasonable
a I GUUDs. whicn now manei my coin-
nii. niirtin of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard-
w.m Oii-nwarB. Iron Ware. Stone Ware, Hats,
Caps, Boouj, Shoes, Window Glass, Looking Glasa-
CS, U I OCRS, waicnea, iron, nana, eicc., ucovue,
M.n.iie Hniwta. Oila. Fish. Provisions, Cotton
Yarns. Carpet Yarns, Carpets, Mill Saws, White
Lime, Plaster Paris, Ac. oxo. .
" " .. . WM. H. REMINGTON,
Corner Lind and Front streets,
. A ...,1 I T lAM nOAara. ' - :
' N. B. Molawcs and Sugar direct from Kew Or
leans, by the Ma., bbl., hu boif et-reuii. ;
rt P. RELU'9 DRIIG STOBE.
."3 HAS BESN TIJimRAmi.T KEUOVED t4 3
W. H. Remiuirton's 'Warehouse, on Lind Street,
where he will be happy to wait on his old friends
and customers, and convince them that he is nei
ther burned out or drowned out, but has plenty to
supply all demands for articles in his line. ...
lie cXDects to be at his old stand m another week.
with a new stock, in s new buildine. Be sure.
however, in the meantime to call at thehayscales.
, JJ. KED.
Pomeroy, April 17, 1851. .
ZDS JSLELJk- JN!J T3L7
uriii
II mV
The Greatest
; BLOOD PDBIFIER
In till wholi Would! .
W Ma tlp BrtoVor Sit BttOmfw 3.
II U now put np In QUART BOTTLES, of lh
mimt mud mtdical Mmcy m whi-n In tmill botllu.
L-vt boctlo eonulra WIXTY-FOUK DC8E8, nS Uw
One Tablnrootfla u required at t Bone tkrec Umm
-tbmon. lHM:lMli Twenty-One Dy, wblcli It nick
kmr Hitn hnnle or taj oilier medicine luii. hecauM Itaera
U required of thlt t leu VHBiItT u oom.
The (rent S.w, o( Ilile lllooit Partner over H
olher medicines, eontliu In rrut mim is lu soweMlni
w part or Ha compound, tUe povrul Jtleatleal Vlrtnea
of aunM Scare and Uare
Indian Roots and Barks,
wlHeh no otlier medicine noHeMea. Then ere Ihe ami eirlrta
rarlflern of lhu H land thai wen ever known lo eliaar
udiiw or tekiu sM,ud iuom iMiag mii)aa wtia (be
tfimtmtrmut CrtnMt) at. i. f. .. , .
Sarsaparina, Yellow Dock,
CHERRY AN0 SASSAFRAS BARKS, !
make Hilt Teaeteble Ex tract, sol only Ike fmf BIS
Pnrifler, but alio, a cheaper atuM bj arent edda
Uian any other. U la aifr, beonae the awuihfy of It leal
mu be bourni for One Dollar wlU lut ataeh leaaer. and
laeare Tea Tlaaee more BlouMlaeaaa, ihea Om iMIar-a
vortk of any other aMdklae.
BT tt undoubted proof of the (Are) of
; . . Scrofula, Fever-Sores, .
gtoU-Heod, Eryttpthf, SoU-Mmw, MmmNwi, SypSOk, Xrae
Mom, Mmplm a tht fact, I.lTer-Ceuiplelnta, Him, lutrn.
Oukwwm Mem, Ceativeneaa, Son J.W Uraprp.
ela, tarn k Ma SUt, Brraat, Brim, end MkU, and ILL othi
Impurk-Blood DtiRAira, aea our PAMPHLK'tt awd tttaad
Wte-aTery Afent baa Uieai lo (ire away. -
For sale by D. Reed, Pomeroy; G. W. Cooper &
Co., Chester; P. M. Petrel, Graham Station. : All
orders must be addressed to Wallace & Co., 301
Broadway, New York.
RALSTON & STIVERS
TXTOULD INFORM their friends that they
V V bave survived the lire, and axe now hold
ing forth at their Warehouse on Second street,
where they ore receiving a fresh stock of GOODS,
to which they invite the attention of their friends
and customers. . -... .
It msy' not be necessary to remind those indebted
to us that this is s great time of need, as all are
acquainted with our misfortune, "A word to the
wise is sufficient." . .
Apriin, 1851 n28tf. , -
Oir John Franklin This brave Naviga-
O tor has not yet been found, and his wife mourns
because she has not his Daguerreotype liKenesj,
Alas! he put it off until it was too late.
Professor Woolly has. taken rooms at A Sted-
man's, in Miidleport, where he will remain but a
a few days, retdy and happy to wait on those who
may be so fortunate as to give him a call.
Professor Wholly has lust received from New
York the Electro Galvanico, which enables him to
take better Pic tires than has ever been taken in
the West, and warranted to be inferior to none in
the world, and cleaner than any before.
Come on, whilt every thing is teady. A cloudy
day is as good as at y.
April 17, 1861-i28w3' "
FIREV FI11E1 F1HE1
HAVING received a little shorter no
tice to vacate '.he premises, we formerly
M
occupied, than the law, in its humane operation,
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allows, o athe night of the late fire, we are now to
be found in Wm.H Remington's building, one
door below his store. Having supplied ourselves
with all our missing irticles, we are enabled to
furnish our customers at reduced prices. In addi
tion to our present: stock wa have made arrange
ments with an eastern, importing house to supply
us with the latest imputations ot drugs at impor
ters nrices. and will receive, in a few weeks, a
very large and extensive invoice of Fresh Drugs,
Chemicals, tiazia'a (lorraerly) Kousseu s) renu
mery, new Chemical Preparations, Instruments,
Fine Drugs, ana scared preparations, never Be
fore brought to this nirket. We will supply
Physicians and Merchants, at a deduction of twen
ty per cent on their bills bf former purchases in
this place, or at tne "uircuiar nices- oi any re
sponsible Pittsburgh or Cuicinnatti House. We
warrant our arugs io oe ot nrsi quality ana en'
'Sl&SSZR
adulteration. Call and see what difference
there is in the quality of dfgs and ascertain our
prices. J. V. iMlJNG, JJruggist.
MUSTANG LlSlMENT.
We have just been inforrmd,-by letter, that a
counterfeit of this valuable Liiiment made its ap
pearance in Cincinnati some time since. 1 People
must be on their guard. The Proprietor has but
one agency in Meigs county Hat is at the cheap
drug store or j. y. ri.tjiiu.
WAa uruy iu cis. pr id. incrcaiuici xes
O if s a fact that prime Suptrcarb. Soda, in
the" original Liverpool package, sich ss you have
wen ouyiMK to aim oi pr iu. tur, is bcuiiik ai me
cheap cash drug store, in Remingum's building, at
iu cti pr id. less than western tuvers can our-
chase it at wholesale. Buying out goods for cash
in the east and adopting tho cash lystem at home,
e.nb.le s . .e" at .our fota?OT. Pr'ces in
Gallipolis, which made such astonishing disclo
sures in the price ot drugs in uama county.
J. f. FLEMING.
SAND'S SARSAPARILLA. The
Agency of this Incomparable medicine has
been established at the cheap cash drug store,
where a fresh supply can be found as loon as the
proprietors nil their lormer orders. While other
preparations of Sarsaparilla are fast siskins: into
merited neglect, this preparation has been steadily
advancing in popular favor, and is now Ihe Sarsa-
nnilla Wti nf Itia Arty Yti 4 nf Ika . n
"V6?, v,mn
INDIGO Rest Spanish Float only tl pr lb.
I at cheap drug store. FLEMING.
J' AMP CIIIIdNIES Only 20 eta., at
J FLEMINGS.
T TERiTIIFUGES. M'Lanes, Sellers, and
. Fahnestock's only 20 cts. per bottle at
f LEM1NG3.
7ELLOW OCIIRLV-Only 6 cts. pr lb.
J. . at - . FLEMINGS.
o PAN IS II BROWN Only 6 cts pr
O at FLEMINGS
lb.
TXT ASHING SODA Only 8 cts. pr lb. at
v . " FLEMINGS.
nODFUEY'9 CORDIAL, and Bate-
VJ" man's Drops, 6 cU pr bot. at FLEMINGS.
wujsanM Bawvii mmiura o a. in
j use about 4 mos., all perfect, for sale very
cheap. - - J. I, r LtMlINU.
M 'LANE'S Vermifuge and Liver Pills, also
Seller's Vermifuge and Liver Pills, by the
doxen very eheap at
FLEMINGS.
M'ALISTER'S All Healing Ointment and
. Solar Tincture, sold by agency for the
proprietor at
FLEMING'S.
PAIN KILLER A Fresh Supply just re
ceivedat FLEMINGS.
g;
i ranh nmff Mntn. Kl.KMIIMI.
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A NY MAN who reads our advertisements
I xjL from one end of this paper to the other and
.,.., . n,trtr.T in i te,
i ww a aa aeea uu vane wu w we m ww arve, mm .vw. ta'Haa
monih , by buying of us, we will feel ourselves un
Be sure you find the chesp cash drug store in
Remington's corner, ana dont tail to read our ad
vertisements in some ones presence, r biwunu.
Middleport Select School
T1HE Misses Bailv and McLain respectfully in-
I form the citisens of Pomeroy and vicinity
that tl ey purpose opening a Select School in Miu
dlepor .on W EDM EoJJA i , April io, ioi.
tuition ria auABTEa or twelve weees:
Orthoaranhy. Readirur. Writing andArith-
meuc, - - . ea ud
Geography and English Grammar, - 2 60
Natural and Mental Philosophy. Chwiuatry,
History, Botany and Algebra, - 00
Painting, French Embroidery, Wax Fruit, Wax
and Paper Flowers, extra charge. , .
Due attention shall be paid to the morals ot the
punus.
1851; SPRING CCCDS; 1851.
ES EDWAKD3 lm. j.,.t received from
. the East a large assormiti.t of new and de
sirable Goods, which in addition to his previous
stock constitutes ss large an u.vwrtmcnt as can be
found in this region of country. His articles are
of Ihe best quality, and ho wi!l sell at a very small
advance on eastern prices. Among his articles
may be found a large variety of DRESS GOODS,
consisting of . r -
Figured and Watered Dros3 Silks;
Printed French Grenadines, Borages, Tissues, &c
.. Black, Green and Maroon French Merinoes;
Black, Green, Mode and Mroon Thibet Cloths;
Black and Fancy Alpacas; '' j
Figured, Plain and Barred Swiss Mu3linsj '
A large assortment of Printed Lawns, compri
sing the newest styles) .s : ' ":, -i
Frenoh Printed Jaconets, Ginghams, te. ' .
With an assortment bf Worsted, Linen, and
Cotton Goods for Men's summer wyr. .
y Together with a splendid assortment of Prints of
the newest and most desirable styles. ,
Bleached and Brown Sheetings and Shirtings; '
ALSO Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinetts, Jeans,
Tweeds, &e. ' " t " ' .; .,
Pomeroy, April 17, 1881. ' ' " " y -
NEEDLE WROUGHT CAFES,Cufls
Collars, Chemisettes, and Corded skirts, for
sale by . sprilt7 i . , . . EDWARDS. .
JENNY EINDTRIillMINOS of all co
lors, at apill7 EDWARDS.
RONNETS Florence Braid, noughsnd Rea
Hv. Milan RrlffA.'. Huncrarinn. AlTtnnt NoaIa
Braid, colored Chip and Crm Pearl Bonnets, for
wie Dy . apriin 4" ftUWABUb,
Bonnet Silke and 8atin, various colors
Crape, Thule and Florence, assorted colors,
for BonnetLining, for sale at , !
aprill7
H
OSrjr A tine assortment "of Ladies' and
Children's Hose,: COmnriin every variety,
just received by ; apriin EDWARDS.,
Lace Boots-Kid, Morocco, Calf and Kip,
forsaleat apriin , EDWARDS.
Linen, Cotton, Jaconet and Swiss Edgings
and Insertings, forsaleat
apriin ,-, .. ... , EDWARDS.
f v -nr. . , ,
fll 1 1 T Bonnet and Can Ribbons, for
J11 sale very cheap at r EDWARDS.
Gloves-Black, Colored, -White Kid and Silk
Gloves of superior quality, at
apmif 1 . . .. . EDWARDS .
gaiters and Half Gaiters, Kid, Morocco, Calf
a snd&ip Buskins, and Jenny Lind Tiea
K and Kin Buskins, and Jennv I.lnH Tine
Also, a good assortmemt of Misses and Children's
Buslgns, and Lace Boots, for sale at
sptilH .,. EDWARDS'.
One Hundred Reams Cap Paper
Also,Flat Cap, Letter and Bill Paper, at
eptiin EDWARDS'.
roccrles A General Assortment of Prime
GROCERIES, for sale low by
apriin
EDWARDS',
teel A general assortment of Cast, Shear,
uerman ana a steel, for sale by
spriin . .. EDWARDS'.
Iron A large lot of all sizes, for sale at
apriin . . i .. EDWARDS'.
V Hs nnd Spikes of all sites, justreceiv
Led and for sale very cheap at- j
apniw .... &i WARDS .'
Dowdcr 60 kegs Rifle and Blasting Powder
I on hand and for. sale at
apriin
EDWARDS'.
PLOWS. The attention of hm-
3Jv ' era is called to mv aaaortment nf
''eSa"aSaipin0 T nn D.tnnl :.i
- " " MviiQ.awurmigi Wliu-
out stocits ; also, now Points and Land Sides.
Apriin, 1861. B. 8. EDWARDS.
Tea Store I havaon band a larre
in. ln.l V. II A Bl.Tl.
'istLlm TEAS, which I am nreuared to sell in origi
nal packages either of 61 lbs.,y the half chest.
or Dy ine single in, at very low prices. . . ,
April 17, 101. K. 8. EDWARDS.
n
allow Ware A large assortment on hand
ana tor sale at Is 8 KDWARDS.
pril 17, 1851.
. ( ..... -t
GEORGE W. 1IOLIHE8.
Wholesale Grocer and Dealer in Foreign and Do
mestic Liquors, 1 . , '
No. 4, Main St., Middleport, Ohio.
F'
lull Assortment I an receiving laree
additions to my stock of Groceries, which 1
will sell at (Jinoinnau prices with freight added.
jUGAR-20 hhds. N. O. Sugar on hand and
k J for sale low by GEO. W. HOLMES.
OLASSES 100 bbls. new crop just re-
J-T-i. ceivea ana ior saie low Dy
GEORGE W. HOLMES.
IO COFFEEr-60 bags superior article
li just received and tor sale low at Mo 4.
GEORGE W. HOLMES.
CIGARS. 20 boxes fine regalias;
10 do Canones;
13 do rine Havanna;
6000 Commons on hand and
for sale low by ' GEO W HOLMES.
POWOEU, SHOT A EEADr For sale
L at No. 4 . GEO W. HOLMES.
1
EAS. In chests, half chests and quarters,
fresh article, tor sale very low at No. 4. ,
DOAP A. CANDLES A good article of
U oom on nana ana 101 sale by the box.
GEO W HOLMES.
T AI8INSU 26 boxes just received and for
X sale low at no 4 GEO W HOLMES.
TJRIIHE OLD WHISKEY. 20 bbls. on
JL hand from one to three years old for sale at
No 4.
GEO W HOLMES.
f I TOBACCO 20 boxes fine Va. and Ky. leaf
I received from the manufacturers, and for
sale low at No 4.
GEO W HOLMES.
II. MOLASSES fc CLARIFIED
Oe SYRUP, a good article, low at
GEUKOK W HOLMES.
EMONS efc ORANGES 20 boxes fresh
4 and for sale cheap by Q W HOLMES. -
I ACKEREL 60 bbls. Nos. 1, 3, and 4
lTj. just received and for sale low at No 4.
D ROOMS 20 dos. first rate Articles cheap
U at No 4 5 ''-; GEORGE W lOLME
"IODFISH A few drums lust received by
yj . uc.UKUiv.vy nuiuaiii,s.
T"TE STUFFS of all kinds, warranted good.
P M Just received and for sale low py
50
Boxes Glassware received and for sale at
,- . . ... , . GEORGE W HOLMES.
HEAD QUARTERS, N2 2.
nonEN. has the plea-
Vsure of announcing that
through every obstacle and
in despite of all misfortune
he is again at his poet with
ui splendid lot or
v Clothlnir,
Ha haa riassed through the
fire and has not been found
wanti ng. Altnoughoneori
the severest sufferers,
yet
through the kindness of
friends, his establishment. Phoenis-like. has risen
VARNIS1I.-1 barrel No 1
i i iTi i nMinnin. nn nnnn nia nil v i , r 1 1 1 1. 1 1 i , will
I - -- .
rally around him and assist in tlie work ol recover-
inr his loss.
His stock consists of Coats, Pants, Vests, Shirts,
n... wi.n.i. nA,..w,at.
w uiaw Lia. M. laiiuuioi iiauuBbiiiiiiLiai taw, -
- ALSO Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, Linen
Goods, Summer Cloths, Trunks, Carpet Bags, Hats,
Caps, Boots and Shoes, and a host of articles which
are in i table for the season.
As it is necessary to make quick sales he haa re-
puced the prices of goods, so that he defies compe
tition, come irom where it may.
Store immediately east of the burnt district.
April 17, 1861 n28tf
MISS E. A8KINS.
KiSiaer and Kantiuuuter.O
mmW
II as jwi Knii-ivtu and is now onenini,
rj. in the basement of the Riheldarfer House, a
general assortment of Bonnets, Ribbons, Artificial
Flowers, Crapes and Milliners Trimmings of all
lit... ...1 T 1 1. . Vu, ..:... l I MIL ll.l
anKia auu ui 1110 ucoi iiuunj, woicn wm oe aula ai
a very small advane.
Pomeroy, April 17, Uftl a28tf.
'TIKOWN'S Csnthoridia Tissue, at
Jj FLEMING 8.
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER I
PEPSIN! .
THE TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID,
Or Gastric Jit led
A GREAT DYSPEPSIA CURER,
PREPARED from Rennet, or the fourth stomach
of the Ox, after directhns by Buron Lntim,
the great Physiological Chemist, by J 8 HOUGH
TON, M D, No 11, North Eighth street, Philadel
phia, Ps. i 1
This is a truly wonderful remedy for INDIGES
TION, DYSPEPSIA. JAUNDICE. CONST1PA,
TION, LIVER C0MPKA1NT, and DEBILITY,
curing afterfNature's on method, by Nature's own
method, the Gastric Juice. - "
Half a teaspoonfull of this Fluid, iufnsed in
water, will digest or dissolve Five Pounds or Ruat
Bee im about two hours, out of the stomach.
- , : Scientific Evidence I , v
' Baron LtEsm, in his celebrated work oh Animal
Chemistry, says: "An artificial Digestive Fluid,
analagous to the Gastrio Juice, -may be readily
prepared from the mucuous membrane of the sto
mach of the calf, in which various articles of food,
as meat and eggs, will be so softened, changed and
digested, Just in the same manner as th'ey would be
in the human stomach."
Dr Pikkma, in his famous treatise on "Food and
Diet," published by Fowlers & Wells, New York,
page 86, states the same great fact, and describes
the method of preparation. - There sre few higher
authorities than Dr. Pereira.
Dr Combe, in his valuable writings on the Phys
iology of Digestion, observes that "a diminution
of the due quantity of the Gastric Juice is a
prominent and all-prevailing cause of Dyspepsia;"
and he states that "a distinguished professor of
medicine in London, who was severely afflicted
with this complaint, finding everything else to fail,
had recourse to the Gastrio Juice, obtained from
the stomach of living animals, which proved cjui
pletely successful.", - ". 1
Di GtAHaM, author of the famous works on
"VpppliihlH l")it nvl. "It in .a rumnrkahlo r.t
in nhviinWv thai thA atnmei.ha in animala. meer..
rated in water, impart to the fluid the property of
di?ol,vi!!f TrH t!les of food and of effecting
kind of arUficial digestion of them in nowise
uiuciciu iiuiu lira umuiai uicolivd TUUC9S.
Dr Simon's great work, the "Chemistry of Man,"
(Lea dt Blanchard, Phila, 1846, pp 321-2) says:
"The discovery of PEPSIN forms a new era in the
flkominal tiisff-nvtr nf I Ii rraat inn Vvm
wmvuuvm uwws vi ivaviuiii a loin swilb CJl"
periments we know that food is dissolved as rapid-
ly in an an arUficial digestive fluid, prepared: from
Pei?' M il i? in the Mtu7l?VfriS J u,ce ''??lf-"
nlT? f the Jefferson College,
6.v aaU.uu.. . ,,tI-
tion of this subject. His experiments with Dr.
Rn.niMni n the natrtc Jnin. nhi;vi fm, 11..
living human stomach and from vuimals, are well
known., "In all cases," he says, "digestion oc
ourred as perfectly in the artificial as in the natu
iai uit'tsuons. -
AS A DYSPEPSIA CURER,
Dr Houoiito.Vs preparations of PEPSIN has pro
duced the most marvellous effects, curing cases of
Debility, Emaciation, Nervgus Decline, and Dys
peptic Consumption, supposed to be on the very
verge of the grave. It is impossible to give" the de
tails of cases in the limits cf this advertisement
out authenticated eertiricates have been given of
more than TWO HUNDRED REMARKABLE
CURES, in Philadelphia, New York, and Boston
alone. These were nearly all desperate cases, and
the cures were not only rapid snd wonderful, but
permanent. . -
Xt us great PiEKNOUS ANTIDOTE, and par
ticularly useful for tendency to bilious disorder,
Liver ComnlainL Fever and Aeue. and the evil ef-
fects of Quiuine, Mercury, and other drugs upon
the Digestive organs, after a long sickness. Also,
for excess in eating, and tho too free use of ardent
spirits. It also reconciles Health with Intemper
ance. OLD STOMACH COMPLAINTS.
There is no form of OLD STOMACH COM
PLAINTS which it does not seem to reach and re
move at once. No matter how bad they may be, it
GIVES INSTANT RELIEF! A single dose re
moves all the unpleasant symptoms, and it only
needs to be repeated, for a short time, to make these
good effects permanent- PURITY OF BLOOD
and VIGOR OF BODY follow at once. It is par
ticularly excellent in cases of Nausea, Vomiting,
Cramps, Soreness of the pit of the Stomach, dis
tress after eating, low, cold state of the Blood,
Heaviness, Lowness of Spirits, Despondency, Ema
ciation, Weakness, tendency to Insanity, Suicice,
Ac.
Price, ONE DOLLAR per bottle. One bottle
will often effect a lasting cure.
tvery Dottle Dears the written swuature or J 5
Huuutiiun, in u, soie proprietor.
sold Dy agents in every town in the United States,
and by respectable dealers in Medicines generally.
Also, ior sale at the urue store or u. KEbU,
Pomeroy, Ohio- apnl24n2tyl
CASH AGAINST CREDIT. Having
adopted the Cash system, I offer to the citizens
generally a splendid opportunity of realizing its
advantages. Cash should give its possessor an
advantage which under the present system of trade
he tails to realize; it being an undeniable tact that
no business can be conducted as cheap for credit-
as cash, and no lair dealing man will make a dis
Unction prejudicial to either, when two classes of
customers are brought face to face.
Thereiore, in order to reward industry and uu
gality, I have established Onb Placi in Pomeroy
where you can save money by spending it at
aecre'ounoi. h. h. smith's,
TEA STORE. Havine iust received
a new supply of that splendid TEA, from
il'uiladelplua, 1 oner it to the public with
renewed inducements. H. B. SMITH, Agent.
jana'iso.
nOAL STOVES-The celebrated Enterprise
vnos. 1, i ana 4. uau ana see them, at
- SMITH'S,
rL,OlIK from the Chesira Mill, for sale at
SMITH'S.
OUCH WHEAT FLOUR 1000 lbs for
J3saleat SMITH'S
rEi
, Bed Pins lust receiv
J3ed and for sale by.
II. B. SMITH, Agent,
janyiBSO.
GROCERIES of all kinds just received and
VJl for sale at m. a. bmith-h.
BLASTING POWDER 26 kegs just
received on commission and foi sale upon the
cash principle, by H. U. SMITH,
F
IFTY BARRELS
sale low for cash, by
Muskingum Salt for
H.Y11TH
T I TWENTY-FIVE Banels Curtis' best fJrab
I Cider for sale low
to close consignment, at
the store of
H. B. SMITH.
rpWENT-FIVE Bushels Shoe Pegs, as
I sorted sizes, irora the best lactors in tne uni
ted States, lor sale at SMITH'S.
pi VE HUNDRED Lasts, Best style and
JL pattern for sale at SMITH'S.
IIOE FINDINGS. A
Jment for sale at
splendid assort
SMITH'S.
1 FATHER. Unner. Calf. Topping, Lin
I Jing and Binding skins, for sale at the store of
decl9'1880. n. o. sniiin.
F
IFl'V Thousand
Pine Shingles for sale
H. B. SMITH.
at
the store of
THIRTY Kits No. 1 Mackerel, for sale at
dec. 19. SMITH'S.
Q MOKED BEEF. 200
pounds Sugar
KJ Cured, for sale at
SMITH'S,
LATFORM SCALES,
cinnati prices, at
for sale at Cin
SMITH'S.
for
SMITH'S.
i xdud
I . . .
0 OLE LEATHER A splendid article of
kJ Cincinnati and Hemlock tan, for sale at
banns.
Anew supply of Call Skins, upper, Moroccos,
.. r:.i: a i:j: nr .11
m UlllI AjIPinKS, oiuuiliga euu riiiumg. vi a
descriptions. Come along "shops,
' and see at
SMITH'S.
ilTtITII savs that the Cash system works liko
a charm. He has just returned from the
Queen City and is prepared to accommodate bis
numerous customers with the following articles
at his cash prices.
40 Barrels best molasses;
15 do Middling and Extra Sugars;
10 Boxes Raisins;
10 do Soap;
10 do Candles;
Sugar Crackers; Soda and Butter do.
Oifes. Tea. Ac. '
Unices and other articles beloneirig to the trade
at Wholesale or Retail, Cull and see hint first
house above the Rolling Mill. "He's there."
25
Don,
Buckets oa hand nnd for sale by
. G EO W HOLM PS,
To onr Friends and Customers.
WE thus ccg leave to inform you nnd thro'
your kindness ourand your friends of your'
neighborhood and elsewhere not forgotting xur
enemies if any there be that we are now receiv
ing direct from New Orleans and the eastern cities
a Fresh Stocli of Groceries, which we
are now offering for sale at room No 6, Front street,
Portsmouth, Ohio, and have made arrangements to
be be supplied during the season from shme places.
Our stock will at ail limes eousist of everything
in flic Grocery lino. r ,1 ; , .
Although in the matter of purchasing and in now
offering our goods for sale, we frankly confess that
we have been and still are directed mainly by a
desire to promote our own interests yet it will
nevertheless affurd us greut pleasure to accommo
date our friends to the fullest extent that a due
regard for their and our interests may seem to dic
tate, v
The hackneyed and stale terms, 'chesp,' 'clieep
cr than ever,", and 'cheapest,', we abstain fmm
using, leaving to others (less modest men than our
selves) to derive all the advantages that an intelli
gent community may concede to this kind of boast
ing. OAKES A BUSK1RK.
, r. J. OAKKS. V. W. SrKIK.
OAKES & BUSKIRK,
Wholesale Grocers and Dealers in Rectified Whis-
; key, Foreign and Domestic Liquor,
IVo. 6, Front St., Fortsmomh, Ohio.
Sugar 400 hhds Prime Now Orleans Si-gar,
on hand and for sale low ly ,
. OAKKS ft BUSKIRK.
Molasses 100 bbls new crop, on hand and
for sale at No 6.
OAKES & BUSKIRK-
lo Coflfee 300 Bags, superior article just
received ana ior sate at no b.
: ' . . OAKES & BUSKIRK.
v No against tho World!
I ,lOR good articles at low prices. ! m v
V , . v OAKES &. BUSKIRK. .
Full Assortment We are now receiving
large additions to our stock of Groceries,
which we are selling very low for cash. . Come and
examine for yourselves. ' ' " '
OBKES A BUSKIRK.
Shot, Powder and Lead 120 l.v:s Shot,
20 kegs Powder Dupont's best; 2000 liars
Lead-, For sale at No 6.
OAKES & BUSKIRK
rieas In chests, half chests, and unarteM;'
a iresh articles, for sale low by .
OAKES & BUSKIRK.
Soap and Candles A good article of b-ith,
on hand and for sale low by the box.
OAKES & BUSKIRK.
P1
lour Always on hand and for sale by
(JAKES Hl SrvIHtv.
Bourbon Whiskey 20 Bbls. on hand,
from one to ten years old, for salo at. No n.
OAKES A BUSKIRK.
r ObacCO 20 Fine Virginia Leaf;
J. 10 do Missouri do:
10 do Virginia Fives;
10 do do Eights;
IS do 'Missouri 'Pril-s;
- ' 20 Ks'-s Ky. Si9 Twist;
Received from the manufacturers, and for sale lo-,v
atNo'6. OAKES A BUSKIRK.
Rectified Whiskey From 100 to 500 bar
rels, always on hand and for sale low at No 6.
UAK.ES HUrirUltrv.
Iquors Brandy, Wine, Gin, Ruin, tic,
both foreign ana uomcsuc, on nana ana ur
sale at No 6. OAKES A BUSKIRK.
II. Molasses 20 Barrelsnind 10 half bar
rels, forsale by
OAKES A. BUSKIRK.
Oa
ye Whiskey 60 Barrols Old Rye, forsale
JlK at in 00.
OAKES & BUSKIRK
'far, Pitch and Oakum on
hand and
X for sale at No 6 by
, UAKba Oc BLaMKri.
Ilirar 20 Boxes Fine Prineipes;
10 Boxes Canones;
15 do Kme Havanna;
60,000 Half Spanish;
10,000 Common; on hand and for sa!e low
by OAKES BUSKIRK-
Ielga Common PicasIn Chancer)'.
Almira E. Wooa, Dy ner
next friend M. Norwood,
vs.
Petition for Divorce
Joshua Wood.
THE said Joshua Wood is hereby notified, that
on the 24th day of March A D 1851, Almira E
Wood, of the said county ol flleigs, filed 'in the
Court of Common Pleas in the county of Meigs
and State of Ohio, a bill in chancery against the
said Joshua Wood. The object and prayer of
which Bill is, that the said Court may decree the
marriage contract now existing between the said
Almira ft wood ana tne saiu josnua wood, may
be dissolved; and that the said Joshu Wood may
be decreed to pay to the said complainant a rea
sonable alimony for her maintenance and support,
And the said Joshua Wood is limber notified,
that unless he appears and pleads, answers or de
murs to said bill, before the ne tt tenn of said court,
the said Almira E Wood will, on the first day of the
next term thereof, or os soon thereafter as counsel
can be heard, apply to said court to hear the evi
dence in said case, and to decree thereon according
to the prayer of said Bill.
J. BKAJJUUKi,
' Solicitor for Complainant.
April 24, 1851 n29wS 5 25.
Itlclgs Common Pleas In Chancery,
Elihu H Stedman and wife, )
vs. Petition for Partition,
SethPrattet.nl.
J ETH PRATT and Nancy G Pratt his wife, Mad
J ison Elliott, Sumner Elliott, Mariah Branch,
Julia Branch, Elisabeth Torrance; Harvey P Fcnn
and Lucy Fenn his wife, Elihu Robinson and Ellen
Robinson will take notice that a petition was filed
aeainst them on the22d day of April A D 1851, in
the Court oj Common Pleas of Meigs county, by
Elihu H Stedman and Adaiinc M stedman his wire,
and is now pending, wherein the said Elihu H Sted
man and wife demand partition of the following
real estate, to-wit: bighty-two reet off the north
end of Lot No. 16, in the town of Coalport; and
that at the next term or said Uourt application will
be made by the said Elihu II Stedman and Adaline
M Stedman bis wife for su order that partition may
be made of said premises.
J. BRADBURY,
Attorney for Petitioners.
April 24, 1851 n29w5 83 60.
tltAIN-nOO bushels shelled Corn in bbls,
JT. S00 " OaU in Sacks;
. , 250 " Very fine Potatoes;
100 " Dried Apples A Peaches
300 lbs. Tallow in casks.
We now offer the above grain by the quantity,
It is all in firm order and the best quality.
April 17, 1861. REED A BRO
UMllEIt-Bcdslead Lumber;
4 Sheeting Boards;
. Sawed Lath.
For sale very low for cash by
April 17, 1851. REED A BRO.
rTIIrlOTHlf SEED for sale low for cash, by
JL March 12 REEO & BROTHER,
nOOKlXU STOVE One Second band
J Cooking Stove Proraium No 2, for sole very
low by keeu a am.
April 17, 1831.
TO MERCHANTS.
Invite the attention of Country Merchants to
my stock of Notions and Fancy Goods, which
can tie aud at low prices and on reasonable terms,
consisting in part of the following articles:
600 pieces Bonnet, Cap and Talleta Ribbons:
500 dos Tuck, Side, Dressing and Fine Combs;
suu " W hito and colored Spool Thread i
100 lbs. Skein do
100 Black assorted Patent do
100 dos. Artificial Flowers;
100 " Elementary Spelling Booksi
200 " Gum Suspenders;
200 Gross Hooks and Eyes;
300 i" Pearl and Agate Shirt Buttons;
600 J' Coat and Pant do "
600 M. Plain and Ribbed Percussion Cap; . "'
ru HocEweu oc son and nates' necdlosr
60 doa Men's Cotton and Lisle Thread Gloves
20 " Berlin Lined and Wool Gloves i
60 " Ladies' Lisle Thread and Cotton do
20 " Kid and Silk , do
25 " Military Shaving Soap;
60 " Razors;
20 " Clothes and Hair Brushes!
60 " Shaded Comforts; ,
100 " MoLane's Celebrated Vermifuge snJ Pills;
60 Packs Pias;
Laces, Edgings, Fringes and Plaid Grecbnctte;
Silk and Worsted Coat Bindings,!! I'hread
and Twist, Ao. Ac. -
. K. S.' KB WAR OS.
i'om, A ril 17,11
J -v. i
tP.- S. D HOWE
fitTAKER SARSAPAM'f i,i-
rilHE Gwat Spring and SutruN-r j(Lnutif
X Prmrf. More evidenre. Read if, lt;.''
a vniim' ladv riiHin in nm-'ritr" ' ' ''-.
. CEKTIPICATn." f
' A r. t. i -.. 1 ..... 1 I
This is to certify tfial my sister, Ma.-y C-. V'dumn,
was attacked with a disease ill hrr hip, m--re tha
three years ago, which -nrlcrV-rricrsiunprly help-;
less that Che-was compelled to ti-ep her l-ed. All !
hopes of errccovrp were dc.wpaircd'ofj Sorec r.f
the most csniiirnt. physicians of Covington sadl'in
cinnati nttendtrT her,.all of whom dcrlaivd krt
case a liopeluss one. Passing by Dr. Howe's de
pot, an idea supgcsTrd it.sejf, that to tryonelottlfw '
of his Shaker Uars.ipsrilln rould iu uahann. 1 Ari
cordingly I purh:iscd.oue Mile, find 1f,.r iu
contents vrerf . entirely ust d she rtreircd l-rncfit.
I was induced to trynnother, and another;' before
Mie last was used she bad nrSrly rt-C'Verpd, ' Now
she has no pain, ran walk, and baa the entire ui
of her limbs. To llowe.'s Shaki-r Samparills wc
attribute this effective cure. . It is but a few suoiillis
since she commenced taking it.
(Signed) J. CJ BKLitAN.
Cincinnati Daily Coiemerrist.
Remember this wonderful and astoniihiug rur
was cBV-clcd by the use ,f three IxiUlt-s. vnly of
Dr. S. D. How's Shaker Snrsj.irilla, the Great
Spring and Summer Medicine. ' '- ' ' ' '
' . t - BEAR IN MIND r. ;:
It is the only Sarsapaiilla that acts npon the lier'
kidneys and blood at Ihe mux liinr, wkU h rcmtefH
it altogether more vnltialle to ctery onn, iartii-H-
.Mil, , 1.1,11111.,
Dr. Muiwty, professor in the Ohio Mfdi' sl l.'ol- i I
lege, says the Shaker preparations are truly valua
ble, and recommends thcin to the pnl-lio,
No Mercury no Winerpl no l'uiw.iious Drifts
in the Shaker Ssrsapsrilla. 1 " . "
UE.MOKER - '
l is warranted to be -:i.- ,.. ,iv-i
PURELY AND ENTIRELY VECETACLK,
snd as a family medicine it h no eHiiaf. ,'.'
l- Be sure you envuire Yor 8. D. Howe's Shaker
Sarsaparilla, and take no other. . 1,1 '. " '" 1
. Quart bottles 91 per buttles sis Ixittlt for
For sals by D. Reed, Pouit royiMaguH A Nsie,
GallipohsjMcVey A Co., Pnruinioulh, Oti. ; d
by by Dr. S. D. Howe, Noi 1 Uollrge Hall, Ciiiria.
nati, Ohio, to whom all orders must l- mWrr W.
RIIIELRARFER noi SE, Front
Street, Pomeroy. Ohio-Ti.r !..
scfiber has titled up a large andcommodioiu hoiiMt
DTetiart'fl ui ar,.iii..i,k.
date a large numler of boarder, and rooms ran be
nau tor private ixmilies on tha ni't reaioaabls
terms. (.
He thinks from the )ng experience that be has
had in the business he ran give general satisfac
tion. His tabic shall at all times lie futnisl.rd with
the best that the market a OTonls.
Bairgsce will t conveved to anil fr.nn tl.e ai....
boats free of charge. A careful and sUrntiva Pur
er win at ail tnneo l.e ready to n ait upon ths trav-
"Ij 1'iiuiic won ine.r nnggagc.
' f. H. KliIELDARFKR.
Pomeroy, December 12, I860. m-hn').
;IIE BOOK HAS GOXETO PRr
a. 'Having finished the Book, we shall now turn
our attention cn'ircly to the manufacturing of all
indsof i ,
addle, llurnc. Trunk, AttalUc
lines. Whin.
Or, in fact everything that is kept in a Saddler's
snop, irin a snunie uown to a pump surlier. Hav.
ing Iren selling work for some lime forth profit
oi m we now iniciiu to sen lor the lun of it. .
Call and see us whether you want to Imv or not.
r I am always at home on the west side of Court
street, one door shore Reed ft Brother's.
January 9, 1851. L. S. CROFOOT;
VJTlie sulisrriher hss lust rwrivrd and is now
opencstthe finest assortment of Gentlemen's Dress
doods to bv round in the city of Pomi roy, whirh he
offers to sell and make up when required, into the
nosi lanionauic gannrnis, aline lowest prtcm.
ins siock consists ol inc lollowing arlirles:
Black, Brown and Olive Cloths; Black, Dorakiu,
Fanyand Plaid X'assiinercs; Black Satin; Bmwn,
Black and Steel Mixed Satinettst Tweeds and
eans; Plaid Cravats: Black Italian Do. t Pane
liSmr IHQ NIJ.nthAfii l.al,,1,,ia v Lm l. im I.
CM nrcnared at all times t.i aprnmnirnlat. ti..
J'rfaveling public. His houso is comfortahlo and
-1 tuiiiiiiirc entirely new is
Silk Neck Ties; Black Cloth Caps, Navy dn-.' KU- ---Shirisand
Drawers; Suspenders, Ac. Ac '"'
Lion t torget the place Brading's New Clotlims
Depot. WILLIAM BHADlNll.
iOUNTIf 1.AND. For those who serVrrria
L'the War of 1812 with Great Britain or any of the
ndian. I have received a copy ofthe ltte Act of
Congress, passed September 23, 1850, granting
Bounty land, Ac, aud am prepared to procure
lands under the provisionsof said. . . ,
Those desiring information roucerflinE their
ightsto lands can be informed by application to
me. Wo change will be made ecept in cases pr--ving
succe.ful, and in such charges will lie reason
able. ,. .1 ; ;
J. CARTWRIGHIV
octl0'50no3tf
DM. J. W. SI'HV, Muriccon
Dentlat, Portsmouth, Ohio. Will
visit POMEROY, in the first wrek of
the months of June, September, Decemlirr and
March. uiarcb25n21yl
NEW PACKET STEAMEH
Marietta, Pomeroy, nnd
Jincinuaxi i He new, rast run
ning passscnger steamer, visits, ;u. UtlULbY,
Mastse, will make weekly trips betwern Marietta,
Pomeroy and Cincinnati:
Leaving Marietta, Tuesdays 7 o clock, A. M.
" I'omeroy, 6 , , P. M.
" Cincinnati, Fridays 4 " "
The OHIO, is designed permanently for the a-
alwve trade, and the public may rely on her rrgn-
lariy. novrounoiu -
ItEGUEAR P0.1IEROY A
CINCINNATI PACKET
jThe steamer . . . ,
Capt. A. P. Kerr will run as a' regular packet
leaving Pomeroy every Monday mortiing, and Cin
Cincinnati ou Thursdays. For freight or passage
apply on board. no21tf. . -.
COUNTY AECTTONEEUThat Chrap
Stove Store man BILL PRALL, has been ap
pointed, qualified, and given bond as Auctioneer
tor Meigs county.
He will receive on commission and Sell goods
on the lowest terms. Call at the No. 1 Stove store.
Pomeroy, March 27, 1851. no27tf. .
Administrator's Notice Notic is here
by given, that the subscriber has rWn ap
pointed and qualified as Administrator en the
estate of George H Wolf, late of Suitor? township,
Meigs county, dee'd. WM.-Hv NEASE.
April 17, ljt mwjp
f I IO TOECREDITORS of the estate of H W Hy
JL sell, dee'd. The subscrrfcer rVasbee.H appoint
ed and uiialified by the Court of Common Pleas of
. . . . . ..4. . . I'll l(f
jieigs couiuy a coinunsswner uinne vxtodi n n
Hvsell. dee'd. rcnrestntedl insolvent. Tlie period
of six mouths from the dste of this notice is allow
ed creditors to bring in' and pmre their claims
against said estate. The subscriber will attend to
the duties of his appointment at his residenro in.
Sheffield, Meigs count1, Ohio, for the said tcrn
of six months. S. BRADBURY, Adra'r.
April 17, 1851 rt28wl.
i I akc Notice All persons indented to thfj
X subscriber are requested to call and settle
by or before the first day of May next. As he is
determined to square up all accounts as soon as
possible, we shrfll do well to settiu.
If we cannot pay let us settle, and see how wa
stand. We can do it a great deal easier and quick
er than any justice of the peace in thu State of
Ohio. ,.
N B. A good assortment of BOOTS A SHOES
on hand and tor sale by the- subscriber, Court
street, PomcToy. DANIEL FLANAGIN. .
Pomeroy, April 17, lM28w3 . ' -
JUDGE NYE resumes the practice nf the Law.
He will attend the Courts iu Meigs and Gallia,
and the other couaties of the (present) eighth cir
cuit. aprill7n28w4pd
SCNDHIES-Plnla. Strain Syrup;
Cotton Batting;
V Grass Bed Cords and Plough Line;
, . New Rice; - , ; , - ,
. , (irassahd Hemp Ropes; , ,; - , . :
(Pushed and Loaf Sugar;
Plough Wings;
v '': Window Glass sssorted sires; ' "
i NailsandSpikcsassorted.fi'' ''
Just received and for salo by - .j v ,
April 17, 185t. . REED A BRU.
WEST COLUMBIA 1ALT. We
now have and shall conliiuio to keen thia
superior article of Halt fo( sale by the barrel o'- ..
bushel. It has no superior, and can be sold low-: . J
ft than tl, pn-wnt prim rtfothwaalt:-"- A . I.
, i -. , m ) uw) ai;n,
March 21W1. : " v
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