Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume], January 10, 1860, Image 3

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r-nbaenara wli aoHe prei nole to
- eowtrary, ara eonatdrl a wUhing to centina
' tkatr avbaeriptiona.' . s '-.V...
. , : i ...kii. mini tha dlicontt nuance of their
Mrra,th pnfcltrtara can eonluia to oid theqt uo
il alt arrearatwear para. -- , . t-- . - -'
S.- irubeeriberiifleMorefaatotakatheirpa-
; awn rrera the oe to whieh they ara diraetad, they
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..TEtECnAPH; JOB, OFFICE
In eonnection with ur Newspaper Estab
ishmeut, we haTe" ft complete Job Office. We
- are therefore jn-epaxed to execute ; ,
PLAIN AHHAMEAl JOB WO':
Such m Poster Programmes Bills of Lading,
Bill eads,, Busine8 end Visiting 1
Crdy Blanks, t , , n .
We call Uieepecial aUentioioiof this commu
nity to tie abore proposition, and desire anin
' Veetigatlon of OBrwork'andpriees.ri. r- i
A. PLANTS
Attorney and Counaelor at . Law,
yw; Poweroy, O.
' Omee in Edward's Building.
A- aoikif:" ' ' '" '' " '" '"": a. mimi.
vhWi MMniiNf the- vaMtaher, thwtr paper ia- ,jfy A-ar ks ireinren, ana tnat we win ever cner-.
Hpw&rl- claw, wlUhj 'jWunfed : liS '.' I5
1.. : Tuesday -ivel can iFo
uAtXii . .'..I - .ii 1 .. l lTrr-7jlkw ji-ftUn.frtfaiientW. fcqdge wearrg; badge of rmousniig for
'( Attorneys and Counselors at Law;: Partioula-!
r; .AttenUon paid .to the collection; of 'claiMs:1'1 pf-
' jp' em ront street, at the head o Ateampoat
f-i Landln. a tew doors east f the Gibson House,
" '"AttorlieyB- & Counselors at Law, and general
''.eolleeUng 'n'tfentsJ ' PomeroV O; "Office- itf the
. .wConrt Him4i,!6;.!i'(.,rja.j!y,5u
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.i. ., ..- .i, , f THOMAS CABLETOS.j
. libjjfey 'ind;, Counselor at Law; ' .Office, Linn
ttwtreelt east side, t w doors above ' T. J. Smith' s
- . Shoe Store, opposite the ;otningion House."
,"tjUir,l!iislnB8S entrosted to -his care will receive
bo ,( prompt attention -; . 1 ?? , J34
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o!w. S:(awwiawr,'- .- ,, i, Ji . QavB.
ii.i-. KOWiBsvGROSVEHOB, v
,! Aitorneys.at Utw Alliens, aujcus vojniy,
' in Attend the several Cburtaof Meigs County,
en the first day of each term. !
.',ibson;pouse,'; ...1 ;.. ,
Chester, 0 tenders his professional ser-
-vices to the citiieua of the surroondia conntry.
aa his Planing liaclune, on Sueas Ran, Pome.
O oy, in good order, and constant ' operation.
'Flooring, weather-boardine.' -' &cJ kebt.'con-
' i stantly ou'liand to fill prdera.a .. ; iLS-r
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ijafiswajiwii ii im Mar wcHiy " HT.r
Watchmaker & Dealer In Watches; Clocks, Jew-
"'elry'and Fancy "Articles, Court street, below
.the' new Bankings House, Pomeroy. Watches,
; Clacks and Jewelry careftilly repairedon short
nottce.
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Vateii
fatehmakerr and Jeweler,' nd! wholesale and
'.'retail .dealer' ta ' Watches, Clocks,; Jewelry ,! and
' ;.J?4ncj. fiood, Front street, below the "Reming
' ton House,"' , Pomeroy: Particular , f attention
?jpiid to epairin'g all articles in my line..? .'-1-1, : ;
anafactnver of Boots and Shoes, three
wioore'ebove ; stone ,.brldge, '. The : best of .
f- werkfor Ladies and Gentlemen; mad M order.
..;:Me4VIGO:'fc. SMITH.' . a i
fatherrjeal ers and Finders, Court. BtreeL throe
doors, below the .Bank; And lOppesite. Branch's
" w s f . ... ,i r o'l
I' -l ItRRCN ALT COMPAMTV
Baft tw'enty-hVe 'ceiiiji per' bushet" Offipe'.jiear
the Furnace-- 1-1 ,tiABAN'lv Agent. ;
feU'lwenfie6
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Coalportr XBalatwenty-nve ceats per bushel
forieountry trade. .y. w:- yuurjt.at Beyy. .;
.V,; ! flSAAC . FAZO.BK. . i 1 !
lothteri,4rocer andIPry 1 Goods jDealen nrst
toWabovw CE Donnally's, near'the- Rolling
dilL'Pomerov.'O.. Country Merchant are re
spectfully frequested . to call pad 'exajhih m j
stock o? Groceries, as I am c6afident''tliitt I
eawotJbefTmdevsoli-vi'jXfc
'i Painter wnd.Glasier.back reoin"of- P. Lam.
j" brccbt'i 3ewefryj Stored west side - Courts street,
fomeroy, O. ,,tttu - t
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. . JfOIIX"KISEL,STIN. ) i - '
'SdeVHrncss'' ahl 'Xruk' Idanjofaer, r
t lure r. Jrront -street, three doors below
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.CourV Pomoloyp will; execute tf1work1en-'
,.: trusted to, hiBcare. whb neatness ana aispatcn.
" Sactdles' meted tin in- the neatest style.- 1-22
, Carnage. & . agon .Manufacturer,
Frewl street.'' first corner below - the
Ttnll!r"MIT1. Pftraerov. O:1 AH articles in his
1 ' line S bueinesa manufactured, at, reaeoiiable
rates, and they are especially recommended for
' r", "J PETER CROSB1E,
WagoA"Maker,''!Mulbrry' street :Fwest
sidd.; three 'doors from. Back, street, .
, Pomeroy. Ohio. Manufacturer of WaconSy Bug
gies, Oaf iagtSj &. 'All rdfers lled on short
rfl - -C;'F1B. HUMPRREf , ;
' Blacksmith', back of the Bank Building,
Pomeroy, 0;i Farming ' Tools,:" Shovel
. Tlows-'Matfocks. Hbes, &c- on hand ahd
tnadAlot order Horse Shoeing aad.tll kmda
of Job Wor done totrder 1 ' Jan. a.-a-t
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w. a, eoLo. " '' ' "'.''.;" .t, a.-owasts,
Attornev at Law.' W; R. Golden's . 'Office in
AOieh. Ol'.afid Ii S: Townsend's in Pafeeville,
WRies Co, 0. Prompt attention- given. to the
collection f,elaisns, and ether bnsinese en-
, Ua)ITE0S.9rATE8 HOTE14 - a .
M. A: Hudson, 'rVoprietor, (formerly oecu- k
Died btKI.v A. Webstefc one square below "Ai
the BolliaC MilL.Pomei-oy. O. By endeavors to
accoTDmodati! both'- nan and beast in the best
inanneriVMrHudson hopes to receive, eon-
Stanuy mcrvoaiiia; 5".
ffe: holds': hirnmelf !h-readiness f,
&15n i ri. j ,iw 'A. 'wmnlp nlil-
IDII 711 B 1U Viuni vi. . - .
ffcrf-mnat. shbstantiar manner - He w
Vorn'if. UmbreRas at nberhl prices.
Linn; sfreet nortn or t?mirn s urn.
-a TJl? '-l,.li'' ltrs will lrLlwntBi vn llfi.1
dS03.
1 ivi &
divol
t. AJt. un
itVyseaTTSprasnr
''Vn -.. Riieumatisio;.;; White SweiJieps, ; tne Court ' adiournt ft till Tnesdav. Jar .
..v lother fUaeases of the kind.- Vttce." - - - 'f.. ' , : lf i
POMEROrtELEGlMPfly
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' 1 i JaVwaryiw,' tB.
acaaragiag. . -r . . ...
cinfe; which t'einftfriijtii yes aa' taken
from the mines recently opened near that
place. This specimen was from thfjip
IpU kind 'till lookeu wemioVle
informs ua thai the- veinia abeut five ana
half fceidee.;'U7;;,;P-r-t
Jhe particulars we did not learq.Jnt
V?l lfafeitd theWrefoir
readers, if thoaa interested, Irl Jtaki
pairis to-furnish themV ;- & '
,ke the
r. (IVI it,'" .,,al H ii 1
0, niu
TeB4-r. , 4 f-.-.-?
' Navigation has been entirely suspen
ded fof near three" weeks, .'owing to tie
its now are,
that it wifl be resumed in a lew da;
$.as
the ice has bet one rvttO nd is sinking,
)-. It fas. teTjortdiqBtfrd.a3r wjorningiat
oXlj noble littje packetj ,flgrH'
had JMeneut down, at Cincinnati, by.tte
... I I .1 i .tinl tii-:1.I:U..L
lfe
runiiiritr oui vi ne ojH;a.iug "tv.
we aictnoi ascertain now Tnw-iuiwi;
tion was receiTed, butlope't tnay
PTS.Mneo, .P.
a calamity to our town tolosf
t.vip Vior
aBlity.of Xhe?PjoftsI$rnf lj dafghtor,
Miss- Julia,- that we need .but' say that
they'fuily sustained,-thenrselsrhe
class "made rapid progress; dufing; the
last term'!they werf under his'nstruc-,
tionVV'Wei obse'rve!" aurbei:, per?9
from 'the' Racine class-asBistirig7 which
added, much .. to tho (jerfornwncerj,. lhe
citizeHS :ef !; Middleport have raised ; a.
large" school "tor"-i9!-fessirlt'. that
place. is d OO D JJA'i - j; v ; '
:-i , ' ,:i 1 i.a i ;;'T-Tf ; ''
Lireof'Joha Brawatv's - ' rf;5 o!ti i I
,w ' A; biography of this jrmaf kkhle1 man
is to be published at.ipnce, for ififi benefit
K - i . 11-; -.2 -irLi'J ' w
mui,, bo proiuiueu jxauiao ofiuiiio, u
intimate nersonal friend of Capt: Brpwri,'
an, ppintejf "graph Vr He
is'probabiyHaetteTdapett-fehetaBk
tnan any otner-person in m eounirv.
The work'will contain an atito-hiographr
cd8vK'Q'Bapt.' 7P$'ea41i;
Iwie published b ttiyefc Eld:
ridge, of Boston, Mass., and will.be an
elegant 12m; volume of 4(Q pages with
engravings, and wifl also contain' a fine
steel portrait of Brown.. 1 20,0 jK).,; copies
are alredv subscribed foif Iis iale will
surpass that of Uicje-
fie unuersujuu.tuav iuc,puuiojJcio
in want of-Agents to circulate it in this
Tnaallatniaa. , -i I. -
' ; J, J;Vhite,q wa installed ( last
seph:,.Sinit4ijP49ji;
exftired "on .thelstiinst"; It. i bitjust
that"'
And while " spying "this ' touch
..wewVliJCarkJh.at the ritt-
ij?f. thisVqMiity af ;ve fprTunate'iA
selectingiBiichli'
successor. ..Ihat a better selection could
not. nave been made- a universally - eon-
ceaeu. i-i, , riu-r-.5.!--' .!" ;
A. Burnan, Esa . ProsecBtinff : Attor
ney elect, i'slcja
Hejwas retf il andbutfha'd'omi-
tabieurjp)9e:o'- diSChatg he duts of
his office -wtrecjy ind sklisfactor ily ,
wpuld .npfr J4Te ,pee. 04 to lattendthle
sessipfi, btthji Pfdbate fjoijfb: :con-
-vened the daV aftetf' B WBtobe" he' may
speedily .Xeoe'ftr'iHiii ; pfedecessor,
ge'impsoh, 'retires, ioinj the .office
frith ...ths, Wghest .eoniphiaeat'jf-our
worthy-Comm'Heas'Jiig'edU
k.ti.j ii f kit'S-t-r- l-i'TS iil-lJ i'- sj.iVt ' 3
piemuuD-wuieu was justly aeserveu, ana
will.be appreciated by our eitiEens.
: l ne newly' eiectea omeers oi iVlineral
Rubleoble,' Grand GeoTedd, Vice
Treafeuierr;:,
VThe nlIatVoa .Wat public, Ad there
ffre qufte a li(rijfbroA8put
to; friiess the;rttopuleS.
...ill
The; January J"6eisi6n'ot ihisottrt
f pniied WTueaiDi3 Wn'
ued,thrugnofttoheweekiiT io r
2 iTheVas more tir'&airsi!i!aM
the atteMance'durng' jJart eff th ' sf etk
was -equal to that s&Ofgi the Cpmmoii
Pleas I Court There were : : great vUpy
cases on the dpeketi and " the Court 'ad
journed over till to-day tpattend to1 tie
ununisnea ousiness''' -jw
We have not had "4,im6 to report tht
proceedings in fully but extract from the
Judge a notes the most important cases
before,:the Courts -r a f i . .-.!
, i.SUtrO. vs Joha.Thomas; Proceedings
to keepAhe.Peace.rContihuedl A C fr
' -Stated vsl ' Carhart.'rTT-lnformation for,
selling intoxicating liquors, to 'be drank
wheie dNolKeLjr "J1': I
:tat$yg;,Jpnn:'0iletit,,L
:r-Pi$missed,' for ; defect Jn'.transcript.,; ;
; State- vs? Hen'jBpAsahltrbn
a8pj0eeeaVerdiet,'"not guilty.''
State, vs'. !Jatnesf AbTeThbiPlantain,
Francis Plantain, Geo::; Abies, Ganderson
Ables.wFor disturbitig' wHgrpus ineet-
ing.Jas; Abies "-and -Thos ' Plantain
found, guilty. ..Motion to; arrest judg
ment -overruled J -tPaftis i entered into
recognizanoe to appear at-next term of
Viouxa n uruer wiai a wru oi error migm
issue front District Conrti-.- v
j 'itatc ivL.ttmt Richards for assault
'ahdVbattery . on Mra.TJeweUi-yerdict,
t:, 'guilty;'.: Fined $3 aM oosts';,; T.,-
'i: State vsAJotn Oilerl-rr-Petit Larceny.
:- Jury returne J erditof rtguilty.!' ;'r.Mo-
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Awjhwa I " r r - . r
pnblic.l
forhhrt
tern
Lodge 242 O. 0 wereias'talled
onNhufsday' evening, last? jVIr, John
r F-.h.n. rt..'Wl?-u'M-ww9,.u.. PV
For the Poineroy Weekly Telegraph.
PraaaaM - ajaA Riaiewi Uiatakal
l4X.IM(I(k'0.r. i.
;bw Mlottg ;ea).l6.)n fwioliir
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WH2RIA3, It has pleased an allwise
Providence to remoVe by death imi Broth
fir, 'ThWas J JiobertsV'
1. Retolvt&f hat in this dispensa
tion of ; .Providence, by which , we, haie
been bereft-. of, our Brother hia mother
and lister' of 'k'son; and brother's leve
and care we recognize the hand of God,
who doth' not wHlibgly - afflict Hhe' child
ren of men,' but who!, through his; dispen
sations, causes 8orrow---wUl.(jetVhaye
compassion according to the multitude of
tTi i.'jr
nut Kuuaer mercies. 1 ,; , 1 .
... 2; 'Revived, That in ! the excellence
Of our , deceased Brother 's life, 'and in the
triamph of his death, our bereft friends'
may find strong .consolation in the inidst
of their grief, and great ncouragemeht
topursue with increased dilligence and
zeal the faith and : nraetice of .Christian
yj:;-. -fr--y- ,- J
3 'ived TtVt we feel We deepest
fJlPPaI tbuJbereft friends. apdihat
ejm ou? colenpe
Vtsjaretiiren, and that we will ever cher-
thir a0-ss'( triW.pe,e' for our
deceased Brother! 'J':y '-: ';
"XIZeg6lved, .3That a.copy 6f Jtheabove
resolutions be transmitted to the mother
and sister of our deceased Brother. .! ,
111 &ty Revived Tit&t the 'publishers of
4&iflMirbf WulhrtTehgttfh. hQ re
quested, to, publish, the; jaboyo; preamble
Md e&olutions. . ;j , ( CotMijTES.
iTBaxsferi of reai. sstats:. i
The. foyo.wing transfers' of Lands wer
made on the Books of the Auditor of
Meigs Countv for the week eHdirrg'Jan.
BEpo61), . Tp.-Thomas . Carleton to
Wm. Carleton, 36jt acres In "sec' 20, 13
aires in gecc liandOiacres ln''26 and
xjLyQUU. , warren jjiUi8seu o vy m.
CarletQA,:4 acres, in see.M; .fl,500j
Columbia. TP-HenryfUwliBgs ftb
Saml; R. vv7hite,; 20; ars" ii fide' $167.
Iiindlej R. White to SamlvR. White, 47
acres in sec? '8; $500, AVh '- j
Otrv? TP. James Decker to Heuben
Webster -40 acres in see- 32;." $200.--r
Wni. itkpaMck.v.td.;Rettben Webster,
patri
ReubenVWelbster,6lJacres'ih sec. 2, and
74 acres in sec, 3; 53,000.':
to-Bor
ace Holt, 8 acres 4in sec. ,9 and 1 Of $555.
. Salem Tp.' Jbhh 'Longstreth to;
lajy and Hester Longstreth,-40 acres
ir sebAlli 'and acres in 'see.' 17;
Samsbtjr,t' Tp:--V. 'B. "Hortour to
David, William) 5Cby - lOOTfeei in,see.'
1U;.5150.: I XvJ? Hortpir: and 5.. W ,
$384.: '' uAt!L. and
ace Holt,' acre in sec. 28:f $525
U Middleport. Jessa' .Thornshury to
Sella" A,.; Harris, Xbt No.' ,6 in Behan's
Additionj'-$200;i Mary J Watkins tp
John Grant, front half of Lot.No:.6; in
Sheffield; ,$250. , Erastus tow to; John
Grant,, back half .of ot Not 6, iaShef-
6eidr$25o.
pcipjo Tp. Betsy Davenport to John
isey;,j262 i.'acres- W.jec'aw'$ .".and ',10;
$1,T00; Thos. J,-' Chase tor James E.
Grtmesy i acre in see. 19;- $10. i. , .. -i ,
mclNE.Michael. R. Wolf, to ! Ste-
phten .D Piekensl Lots Nosj. 39, 40, 41
andi, 42,, in Wolf 's Additionfto Racine,
5EW,AHD .VAI.VABI.E jPAKaU IM-
t; . Riakgy: topy
o.wer, I patented, March. :29th, 1859,' inay
freirbte, risked' ambngVthe.'inbst novel
as' well.wnsefut inrprovements ,'of the
age. Ail farmers ate aware 'fj the uni
versal defect-in sowing seed' by hand,
and'fe'greaiimportenceof "perfec
tion ia this- branch of agrieulsurei : This
machine being an universal seed - and
grainsowr Ofj all tktadsjof,eed and
Ervaip-sovfn. by the;farjnerj broadcast in
any.'desirpd.quantityVand perfect ; jregu-'
lafitj,nd;jat th'sane tirhe saying more
than faur,ififths ol ; ,the;.tiiHe;;it4d Jabbi of
thetiiiial inetho p tjBo wing by I nand,
ought Jtp be sufficient: ,But uhlike most
I other improvemettfa "in; agricultural im-
plemente,,the ,cos pfthis.maehine puts
it within the reach of all farmers; The
machine is made of tin, light and dura
ble weighing about 5pounds,vand fur-
nished iat'iu.cvii-i -wiiii rj u-..i-v .
tir, Messrs, Alex; Todd, and -Thomas Spil-
ler' having procured" the right of, Meigs
and' Athens Counties, are .how ..engaged
'in ''exhibiting V.tetvjiua7iMiie'.46''i'take or
der add furnishing the nie;to farmers
P.lega
w Ba
lwn
jr Thej Mlowmgrgeirtlemeie were elected
TaefeeatesTfrom Dhiof to 'the Charleston
Convention, on tne nrst or uecemDer.
Theonvetftio ;2met"fnCharleston,
South; CarpliriaV pn;.Monday,r April,
I860,.., The; Douglas men are largely, in
the 'majority, and UhiO; without doubt,
will present an almost unbroken ' front
lor .the Little .tiianf:
UT.llLO AJlkUC ,UlUf,.; (jfjvj... ( i
M Disl, ChktlesjRul! W W f.Bowan
2d fSWmj T.-FerrestiWf Cameroh. i
3ri A. P. Miller.l George."W. Houk.
4tlvrttBMetealtV JTownsdndA
;5tb? " Jtl":B.-- Steedrian, : Wvdv Mangen.
- 6th' JJ R; Cockerfll, Perry Fee. ' t
' 7thh, J.;DubiA Ward. SterkV" ;
'8th G."Fr. Spence 'R. E. Runkie7 -
. 9ikA E. F. -Dickipsjn, A, M. Jackson,
iutn-" x. juciauy, .wA.jiutcnins. ;
11th fL.vLjl3inithVjtiFi Bingham, i
12th' ,W. GTiswbld, feb. B. Smythe. ,
13thA T. W. Bartteyj-. X Titfc. ; - - ' ;
HtVtf: PJeffries, J3;;Tpung'.-:; I
15th J. G. Stewart, ftH.'. Nugen.' ;
16th "1 Rl Hbsmer. DVB: Liniw 5i
VHtt! WayWniiEatbn'vJ,, 1
18th " Si Labmy S.' DiSarris,-J"r; ' -
I9tb - BVB. Payitie, W,.Bray;v 'L,
l20th; i" B. W. Gilsoir, Jatob Flagler.
I aIov jl. r. r a, p. oous. i . j- -
?-,-ln ieV20t& distrct there are two
sets of delegates.'' ' Onej party " claiming
the election pf Messrs Gison and Flagler,
wP ' - I ' - .'
r. mmTI.. Ti U--.- Tt-f;ft T.11
w A.Av iHMiusi, iA. v. jiimbbu,
.-.old th. ddin, land! and town lots.
T. . -" T?. "7 . ' 7 I
22 acres in sec. 33, and 20 acres in sec.
i Orage Tp.-i-r WmKirkTairiclrL to
DEMOCRATIC .STATE COKTEHTIOS.
" This Convention, which assembled at
Columbus on the 5th' inst., was called to
elect four delegates at large, to represent
the Democracy of Ohio in the National
Convention at Charleston, to ; be held
April 13th, I860. The election' resulted
as follows: Hon. Geo. E. Pugh, D. P.
Rhodes, of Cuyahoga, H. J, Jewett, and
Geo. W.'McCook, of Jefferson.
We. find the following among the reso
lutions adopted on that occasion :
' -Resolved,. That the Democracy of Ohio,
through their delegates, in convention
assembled, do reaffirm their cordial ap
proval of, and their unfaltering determi
nation to abide by and maintain the en
tire platform of principles declared by the
National Convention at Cincinnati, in
'June', 1856,'" -;: -"-
Resolved, That Stephen A. Douglas is
the choice of the. Ohio Democracy for
President of the United States. 'His
eminent public services rendered the" gov
ernment and the country, his signal tri
umphs m the senate and before the peo
ple, his admitted ability, his sound and
just vjews of public policy, his devotion
to the Constitution and the Union render
his name a tower of strength, and give
assurance to the conviction that-if nomi
nated at Charleston, he will ost cer
tainly' receive the electoral vote' of Ohio;
therefore as in union' there is . Btreneth.
. Resolved,, As the sense of this Conven-
tion, that the-entire vote of Ohip be cast
for' him at Charleston. -
'. ' Resolved That," upon:, air the ques
Upnsrisuig in the Conventioh'at Charles
ton the .vote of Ohio . be.cast as " a1 unit
and as a majority of the1 delegates may
direct'.--' : ' '-'.-' - '
-' On the resolution for Mr;Douglas, the
vote stood, 242 J for, and 94! against.-
The minority refused to make it unani'Ti
moua. The resolution endorsing the
Democracy of Buchanan and the Admin
istration' .after ' a1 contest of two hours,
was referred to the committee. ! i
Tle Soatbern Iaanea. ' "'" ' ' " .
A Florida journal," (the Apalachicola
Advertiser) which correctly represents
the" sentiments of a larsre portion of the
Southern .'Democracy, and in the Gulf
omnia tJsieciaiiy, says: y - -' ' v - i
.i1 until the slave trade is oneried and
made legal, the South will tush Slaverv
forward as; -seasoning for every dish,
andT wheteirtthe North likes it or not,
like jh;fe Spanish with the garlic, it will
hae to be -tasted' in every course Pf Ihe
&Vij fi;:?i iina.My
policy of a- party' at ' the South". We. do
not pretend to: belong "to the ultra Souths
era party,- but we believe it is a duty
which the General Government' owes to
the South, that' the Slave", trade . Bhould
belegitimate,that her vast domain should
receive cultivators.".'-;,ri ?a f.s i i. j
'.f The Slave-Trade . andHar.Slave-Codwi
will be the great rallying crie-of South
ern, Democracy in 160. 1 ,Of this there, is
no longer a reasonable doubt. , Wil) the
Ohio Democracy accept these issues as a
part of their platform, or will they. give
up their pet phrase of National Democ
racy," and contend for really ' national
principles',-like the Republicans?; V , .
Cwlnclateac. ;.-
" Tn a work 'called the "Lives" of tire
Presidents,1'' , is a ! table of the periods in
which they were bora and went out of
M John Adams, born 1735, retired lSOl.
Thohras 1 Jeflersotf," born 1743,"'' retired
1809. James Madison-' born 1751," re-'
tired, 1817... James Monroe,' born .1759,
Tetired 1825. J. Quiney , Adams, -born
1767,' retired 1829.'' ' - - -1
Now.it will be seenby this, that Jeffer
son, was born j ust eight years after his
predecessor Adams; Madison eight years
after his predecessor Jefferson; Monroe
eight ' years; after Madison; and John
Quincy Adams eight years after Monrod.
,AjapthereitfiouA.facttabe.obse'rved. .ja,.
that Adams waa just 66 years old when
he retired; Jefferson- was 66; Madison
was 66; Monroe was 66; and John Quincy
Adams, had he been elected to a second
termy would have -been 66. ' Adams,
Jefferson And Monroe. all died on the 4th
of 3if.U.S. JouruaV ' ' v
GlbMB'i Trial. ' '., '"' ' '."".:"'
. The Columbus ttrjwtZsays: ., ;,Mr. Gib-
sou has not been convicted of any Treas
ury defalcation. ; tie is found guilty of
applying to the use of the State the bonds
deposited in the treasury to. secure ' the
notes of, the Seneca County JBaik. ?'.It
was not alleged tbat the otate lost a dol
lar by the operation;- It was one of his
financiarresorts to carryalong an empty
treasury and conceal the' defalcation ,of
hi. .ibrother-in-lawj ...Breglin. ; ,Mr. Gib
son has only been .-convicted of the trans
fer of a trust fund to the use or the State.
' It was a rbb Pete'-to-pay-Paul Opera
tion"' We have always supposed that the
trial would show,, not taut Uibson bad
made any fresh robbery from the Treas
ury,' but that he had attempted to conceal
JJreslin s crime. J5Ut so long; as the man
who hides stolen property is pnly crimi
nal in a less degree than the original, thief,
it does not become any Republican or
any;; honest man: to " apologize for Mr.
Gibson. Weveland Leader; - ; "
' , !The editor of the St. Louis News,
writing from Washington, says: t . : 1
" ' Mr.' Singleton,' of Mississippi,' made : a
rather .violent Southernf and Disunion
speech, VHe declared L that in no event
would he support Hon. S. A. Douglas for
President! ' Thk was a bombshell in the
Democratic . jcamp;.- rLogan, of Illinois,
sprung to his feet, and said he was sorry
to differ with-the gentleman .from Mis
sissippi. The gentleman of .Mississippi
said he was "glad to differ from the gen
tleman from j Illinois!" ;A .wonderful
scene of commotion followed - Fire and
fury flashed from the - eyes of Douglas
Democrats, :and. the party broke ' all to
flinders on, the next . two . ballots for
Speaker., r -The Democratie'party of the
Union is gone hook , and . line, - bod and
sinker." ' It is "played but," and we have
np'Speaker yet. ;. ' . '. fl ", '
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. 1AA woman in Florida, named Cross,
lately gave birth to an infant, sob which
weighed - only one pound. That Cross
wasn't heard to bear.
-t .y.
K irThe' common opinion is, that we
-should take good care of children at all
seasons oi tne year, jui it is wen enougn
. .t a j .i .7-J ,
in me winwx w fff.
; 'mm . . ,-, i county, 1 will offer for sale at the door of the
v '11 Buffalo paper announces that Court Houai in Pomeroy, at 10 o'clock A. M -i7-l,
vD ;jmj t;il ! On fie 10th day of February. 1860.
or. .A,., -
the Legislature. Is the editor sure that
I. m -wv !nln Vi ia ma it Ilia k Ti rtn i a m aari f V
AM? ilAIUUD MXlo o J-4A- a aa3 nuuvuuueuivuut
1 "
t"A writer , in a Virginia paper de
.rT T rL:il A.
' VOTs inree cuinmus tu ubbchuiiw tue
. t j . m ..i TtT i j i
ft?. - fi , Ar?'
t Knew wnicn is me grcateai uurpy W .uu-
O A
T.
CINCINNATI, P0MER0T AND SYRACUSE.
SIDE - y HEEL
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Si.
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SEiniWEEKtY PACKET,
"GREY EAGLE,"
A IHJSSALLY, Matter; F R A NR.. J. O AKEB, Clk. ;
Leavea Pomeroy every MONDAY at 10 a. if , and
FRIDAY, at 4 o'clock a. m. Id order to make n4
we are compelled to leave thl early. ,
Leave Ciucinnatl every WEDNESDAY and SAT
URDAY, at 4 e'clock r. . - - . f
Thia arrangement ia permanent, aad the boat will
make prompt and regular trip. Her aecommoda.
Uooaand apeed haa no equal. Will do buaineas at
regular eatabliahed ratoa, and truat tbat the clUiena
of Poineroy aad vicinity will give ui their patronage
and influeuce. .. - Nov. 24, i0. IS-U"
MARIETTA AND CINCINNATL
Regular Marietta and Cincinnati. Packet,
''Ohio No. 2,?M
'JTy. ErSAYRET. MASTER.
laavaa Cloeinnatt wverv Mondav avanlav. at flva
e'etock, paasing Pomeroy on her way sparer Wed
Demj morning. J... - - - r jfi t
Returning-, leave Marietta-every Friday mernlng,
Pomeroy every Saturday at 8 o'clock a. m. ,
Yorlreightorpaiwereappty-oivbeardof t-i
. t PATTOS oc MONTGOMERY,
4et. 0, W. 41-tf Pomeroy Wharf-Boat.
.i Regular Marietta 4VndjCiacina.8Ji.PackeV.
OtLio -KTo. Q,
J.i BLAGG, Maater; ij
Leares Cincinaati every Thuraday at S o'clock,
r. . parsing romerny on naiaraay al 1U o'clock a. a.
ijeave mariena every Monday
wirei romeroy every i ueaaay
r or ireignt or paaaa ge apply
-' : - PATtON
IIW.9,'5.i-48-tl ttw
s Regular Marietta and Cincinnati Packet,
4r.J Barker; master,
Leaver Cincinnati at 5 o'clock p. , M . every Satardaj
eveofng, paniug Pomeroy, rn br upward trip, Mon
day oiomiag. . T
Keturniug, will Ieav Marietta every Wednesday
mermng, and Pomeroy oyvn Thursday morning.
pot freight ot passage apply on board, or to ,
rAlTIWi 6c AIOSTGOMKKI,.
Pomeroy Wharf boat.
v ,, WHEELING AND CINCINNATL
Regular Wheeling and Cincinnati Packet,
b - Jw&as m hps f
8 MASON. Master:
W. J.C. AaDEaron, ClTc; - t -.
. Leave Wheeling every Taeaday at 6 o'clock t. n..
paMtug romeroy WrneJ at XK fX
Keturnlng, leave tlnciunaU every Friday evening
at Sv'cloek a. aV - - ..
3 For freight or paaaage a ppiy ea board "or to - ' " '
rslTUa MUflltiUMtKY.
Kov.S9,'59. 48-g
Pomeroy Wharf-boat.
PORTSMOUTH ANDWHEELINO,
Regular Portsmouth and Wheeling Packet, i
P ATB Y QITP!ENV eGZi
W. MORRISON, Master; J. Sravaaa, Clert;
' Wilt run between the above porta, touching at (II
the landing intervening. Going up.abaparaB Poca
eroy on Satardsy .returning, : paatea, (omerwy On.
Tbeaay. r-; V.,- JJ : ,i,V
S FarfreighVor paraaire appl? 6n boaW.M t iv ,
v . .... PATTON & MONTGOMERY, i
Pee. 6.'l.-r-Sm oinrwrWfcrf;oAV
wawAWAwawaawaai m irii i w
(Srctfrifs.
BBB5 " JCbbIwJ
Where you can get thenr Cheapct;
ii
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GLAIMS THE ADVANTAGE ABOVE
hinted at,' together with the quality of the
articles, over anv other establishment in" the
county. - Remember . the place Mayhugh's
IBuilUini;, four aoors west or court street, on
T&dC'llL.k.-'Mlsfi-KlI.VESUlVi.'l .A
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-' :'r,:--x ';--.;' and '';''--'.v.i?-Ml!
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS JUSI OPENED
an extensive assortment of Groceriea, Pro
visions, Queens ware, Shoes, &c,&c, at Jen
nings' on4 stand, near the Rolling Mill, which
wiU be sold UNUSUALLY LOW,
Constantly on hand ,;
Suck wheat Flour, Truncs, .
Corn Meal, 'Cranberries,
Oat-Meal, . Sugar, - r.
. - - Dried Apple, vlCoffee, V; ",1 .
-5 '-" Dried Peaches,-' '-i Tea, f
Potatoes. : Molasses,. '
iiU -isj! 'iij Hominy,'" i i' iJ Jjr.jt Sirup,-'., n
Pearl Barley, Vinegar,
Beans,, ; ?" Bacon, -
1 r I T fFeas, r.j ;r vuea seer,
3
S. .1 . I Jtaisins, 'A . i Codfishl
Currants Mackerel,
White Fish, i. &A, &c. ,',.-'' , ,
C. E. PONNALLY.
Pomeroy,- March ljir-2-9-ly ; t-j r t
New Establishment.
GROCERY 1 & PROVISION .STORE:
'''' CfASHOR' -:-';
COUNTRY PRODUCE!
VAL. JDUTTfifrHAFER
HAS taken the building on the West corner 6
Conrtand Front Ktreelsiiin. which lie-design -proseeutinr
the Grocery and .Produce Business, in
somewhat different style thin hi known in this com
munity. - - : -j-' " ' :, -.
CASn PAIU FOIJ i'fcODUaB,
or exchanged for Groceriea, at the option of those
having the marketing, !,.' .1, j.-'
My business will be different from others In refer
ence to variety, which will comprise at all times, a
kinds of 1
If DRIED FBUITS,?
niid other material kept in limited supply in tht
town. i -
, I will keep constantly, j i ',-.... ' ' ,4
BUTTER, EGGS AND FOWLS,
Idiapply the 'cmihirinirityfiji Pomeroy and viotnitj
1 will mention part of my stock, which will be
promptly supplied befort exhausted, and will always
COFFEE, TEA, SUGAR,
Kice, Syrup, Molasses, Extracts of C3e, Muatard,
Salaratus, Soda, Cream Tartar, Dried Beef, Belona
Sausage, Cheese, Bacon, Hams, Shoulders aud Side.
Cucumber Pickles, Pfeeerves of all-kinds, -Spices,
Catchup. German, .Castile. Shaving, Sportsman's
and other Seapsv'- OilaCandtea, a,
WOODEN & WILLOW-WARE.
Buckets, Baskets, Tuba, Churns, dto. Broom,
toil nope, urupiie. , .- 'S
Queeniware, Glassware, and Notions.
Cigars and Tobacc, of all grades, quantities and
qniuiHnr. w -. " - - "
Flour per barrel. ; '
POSITIVELY HO CRF.DIT. ? 4
X CAlaD. "
To the Citizens of Poineroy and MelgsCdTfntrr-'"
I have opened an establishment of the above 1m
nerfect deacrintion. ' I think vou need it. aud know
1 can buy and sell as favorably as others, doing exclu-
vvuiy a casn Dusinen. ni you give me sumcieut
patronage loanable mo to eounnue. l piotnise to
1. .. . . .--..it .1 .
S-7-ly. V. UVTIENHAFER
. SherilT'f Sale. .
' ' Retiban tWlilan v. Freedom W. Steven:
BY virtue of a order of. sale to mo directed
from the Court of Common Pleas of Meigs
County, 1 will offer for sale at the door of the
Court House ia" romeroy, at 12 o clock, noon,
v i : ' the 0iK day of February, I860, '
Ute following described lands and tenements.
to-wit The spntherly half of lot No. one hun
dred eijrbty-one (181), in the Town of Pomerov.
Meigs county, and sold as the property of Free
dom w . btevtns, at tne suit of Keuben Gtuilan.
Appraised at 56 00.00. Terms of sale, cash.
' n t -ry. r J.JWHITE.aM.C;
Jan: C, I860 2-5t.i-1.50V- 1 ""
3 Sheriff's gala.
Christopher loplerve. the heirs of Jesse Stafford.
-T Y virtue of an order of sale to me directed
X from th Court of Common Pleas of Mete
the foUowi,g de8cribcd lands and tenements, t
aj. 8ihte. iB the town of Pomeroy, iir gald"
! l A La-.. a-..l - " T la a - i -I
220, and all that part of lot No. 221 not con-
veyea by; tne deed or Daniel Shaw to Elihu
Thompsoaand sold as the property of the heirs
i n.ir j.'j t. f. r rt,.:.
v " - m .4i vi vuiioiu-
fK? :Ariaeiat $mm.vTerwef
saie, caat. v J.J. HUi 0. W, V-
- STraitsj$rtaU0ttj H
Jan. t I860r
v cr
J$22,000 r j WORTH - OF GOODS -
TO r.BE SIiD"OFF?ATi'COST'.
Si &
trlwi zt XT
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IWANl' TOUR CASH, ANI7 IF '
I have everything ia- the Dry, Goods Ii3b:
Alpacaa, white goeds Brpwn and Bleached MualinXCheck; Flannel, Tickings,
Cloths. f!ajH(iirrrsa. St:i'nta Jana Twoorla Jbrt 'X ' i'- ' - ' ; k" i
HARDWARE;
Glass, Nails. Locks. Axes. Cutlery.
Log and Trie Chains, Hoxseshoe Nails,
CARPENTEBS TOOlVSa!
Planes. Saws, Chisels, Aueers. Hatchets.
COOPERS' TOOLS. , ..,
1 Treai Hoopr AdieV, Broad-Aies,? Compaam and Knivia of all iiadr ". i
' I ,i-'. .:
-Bellowa Tices.'AnvH Files, Horse Rasps, Stock and Dyes; alspj Shear; Cast
and Germafa Steely Brresrr SprinffS' ahd! Axels. Waeon Axela. Woodwork for Bue-
eies, aad Buesrv Trimmin&rs of all kinrla.-
I would cinheatfentiohruilpTer
Blinds, alidade of dear White
va 'cioek-Aj .vpaiiy ram ana vesrsoi au amas, ana urnnnnig uooas, nits ana vapa. Aisa a Iareet
steo-eioeit f.-i snd eeapiete stock of Custom-made Men's and Bova' Calf and En . Boots anJShoAa: ChiWr
aMOSTOMEKYft Mia8'd Ladie' Shoesof all kinds. I keep a large .stock. of Cordage of all aisec Broom
Pwmewy-WhaKlraiJbuiwiatiLUJ . iU -. . . i " . - lUS
- jrou.want a good fitting. CoAt, PanU.or Vest, give me a call I have a large lot of Piece
Oobdsfei manufroturing purposes. Work done up in best style, and warranted, good fit or
no 8ft1?- ' ' t: ' -,"'. ' ' ..' " '-:;' .. - .;.,. -
the above' and various other arifuas of mentioned will be sold without reserve,"at cost, for
CASH.-.,Give meacalL . : . i--;- I m , rjr--dU .. s. H. COHEN :i
4 .Pomeroy, 0,Jaa.3, I860, , J . Front atreet, three door above xjourt.
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AT! PR ALUS
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C6urt street
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Would respectfully call the attention of this community to! one of the greatest Improvements
VTerkAUV6BIU IB
The Burnwiof the gas and smoke arising from
uu per oeuv oi juei is saved, ana a more intense
bottom of tie Oven.
T .1.2. . , ur n :
v s m mm a; gj
as jwMwiwiug uus grsaiy-improvea "uasounung biovet W- W1SA . reu'fcT.
it , distincuy understood that it is not our design
ff i
, ,,. J-A-j.-STi-lvjUi..- . . .. - . t-
am uiBvstng vi in, Bjot wm iviiiKAiii every
i . " " r". 7 pauern we propose selling. , we nave tuff mosuiraprovea patterns or
3S;WOQD PGOOK1NG !. STOYES i
Without dwelling upon! the
oitt our nonce oy announcing toat our t - ' " " - "
PARLOR ANDOFFICE ST0VS
Can't "be beat, either in quality, or in cheapness; aad we defy eomptitl6n.
'jsS-" ' " ' -
,METAL L1C - liYDRANTS ' :
" ' t--s -t-0.Ot-,f '.ii-i i-i?? "1 i
Kept eortsUnaren hand,'
our awua. , . . j
v-5
Ik; Imafldfti-
r r a r-.
M J ?'f3r
ana manuiactare to orim t
it- ' (
CiTiisbl&lcicI:
to TUX
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,: ,,:r ...n .,- ff t ne Dove remarks will aemetsserate .-to yon, j a
certain degree; the nature of the business we ;intnd to prosecute. -"- The manner In whicji. i is
to be donej naturally Btiggests Itiielf.1-' Do you wfeh to 1 bay 'pa ereditt Then yoit bave -imply
been wasting -your time in reading ur cardi 'cannot self at eur prices-withoat losing
money, u we uave to orciubii. e nave-tnereiorv, eonoiuaea to tell exclusively ror- ' t
tu .!!'? .;: ri v.WSih-ii ---V?-i j J--';- 1 ':V:n-y fewJ 'Js '-.st'a
. 0L-i'wa3. 1 v "-- l'crS sad
And exchange for- Old; Metal Brass, Pewter,
'Pftst.exprierice has proven the' beneficent result's' 6f the'eish' ststeWtO -both eurchascf aid
seller,' and it ! is for the benefit of our customers who can buy much cheaper -as well as for
our own who can BUY and SELI cheaper-r-that wf adopt tWs syaterai,';. ' VJ 'iiife i i si I i
e reojnsvuunj inviw5 jou. w p".; ni oew
AXOOZUB'B
Thirty Dollar Double Lock-Stitch
FAMILY SEWHTG IIAUliLWE.
4, Jeautful GiftK for Jfutbqndt. to fheir
iTwev
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T
he introductlpo of this most beautiful and emii-
nentty practical .machine wtll bftne Joy and glad
ness to tne nearia or inoasana oi our country
women throughout the land. It is pronounced by
the best juilresto be the meat simple, practical and
durable-MacHine now before the .public, and the
curate an all kinds of work, using any size and kind
of thread, from So. 8 to 300. -It will sew with iual
facility the thickest and thinnest goods used- In a
family..;, W enumeral a few of, its superior-i?
vantage.
ist.Jt makes tile strongest, mstelasHcanddut
rable stitch of any yet mvsr' '
84, It baa the beat and mpat reliable feed and doe
Bot break needle. S ... i t
- 3d. It sew, front tw common spool without re
wlmling. " " i
4ih. U irM-.ne oil on top, thus preventing the
damaging of goods. .
: 5th. It runs with great ease, and quietly? j
0th. It can be understood and operated open With
very little instruction.-' ; ! - ;
?th. ItissoM f ir the low price of ttiirtj (Sdllari. '
-Specimens wf iu work will be senMoany-on de
sirous of seeing them, by letter, or the Machine a'u
work can be aeeu at the agenttesidenee,nextdoof
to iK. iraiu'aumre, near tne nana ouiiumg.
BIcItlASTEIC Ac SOW,
Sol and exclusive agents for Meigs", Athene Slid
Washington Counties, Ohio.
S.3.!
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T. P. S S s a n
OFFEEFORJSALE tVERAV
thousand Grafted Apple Trees,
Of a suitable sise for setting out this j?
Fa;Prioa,Ten Dplrsjieryual,,!
Salem Center, Meigs County. Ohio, bepu 16,
18?9,v, a . -Lirr .rr.,i-fft-Viw7
:'.t 75-:: i 'itl'tHA'8l.i.iiZ-UJi: -f. Ti
FRUIT' F A R M,
Rutland,-Meis" Co., 0.,
W;
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W.HIJBBEIL,. PItOF'TOR,
j J lowing. Nursery Stock, embra-
' Cing all 6f the most approved varie- W
ties of Annies. Dwarf nd Standard;
v.. '
rears, merries, riunis, uooseDemej tin
8 Strawberries, and the JUwtpa .BUcabegri,
Cherries, Plums, Gooseberries,
1 All of th above varietiea I will warrant true
wisn to purchase or, not; out vre warn yop, as ypu.TAiue ypw ar-eamef xaeaey, not to layisa
it away till you have given us" a call: i "T ' i .":;" .'." ., " v ''''---"T. " ' J
Augf 16, 1859-ly '-' ' i ''-" i " -ptA!tIr& 'hATCH:
raf ;ls ;g lit-.iinltt-e-j $:;! ten 4si ij5v?t jtisrsu fcnti t! i
'Pes.
es.
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THE WOODS SUIT. PRICES SHALL!
Prints.' Delanea. Merinoea, Cohere.'
CoSee Hills. Scale Beams Brass Kettles.
Mill Saws, Crosscut Sawai Bsttaf .. '
Braces and Bits. Sauarea. Levels.-
r, ,'. . u - - " 'r t-a-i ..-.
lot f Doors, Saaau-TenetiajB I
Also,V ri HUd.tll
xmsJGt-a
i . . . . ; .
r-UEOBOE IIATCB
et-rjifrr titva .r. j-i .. .. :
STORES,
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v ;
W OLD STAND
Ml
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Pomeroy, O.
the coat':hv: whieh Is-.
neat thrown to the
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to use v, .,.-,rwt. v v .
f..f..
if 3 iu BO
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Move we sell to be. wiiat It
ia rcttresented.
merits of the different patterns, we ,wiil coa
Ai - ' ,ic!S wb1o:e4. la vonlicta-is U
aid. we resTectfully iavite the nnhlid to examine
-. ..- i . -s ." i
fek of Sfovei ire wilt keep constantly on hand,
nwark."
'MM'? ! W i
1-j lo fiJira &;5'f
. tSVi a m w . .
CppperjKagaf;pldi.vr,Jtaj at .thtir. highest
uo; Ainproyifiuents in OUT; ptoyeaj Wn.eler..jron
J B. HAMPTON,
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ft MANUFACTURER
QOUTH-EAtST CpRNER OF ,C0UKT AND
xsacK streets,, opposite the new 15ank Imild
ing,' Ppmeroy, Or" ' ' June 2i;5923-ly j
SOAP, AND aVH D L13
THE SUBSCEIBEIrflAB THE- PIJEASUEB
to annouaee.tathacrilxenAof Pciay-a4
vlcluitv. that he has opened a shoo oa Snnr
Run,; neajr the , Tannery, where lie .will soa vb-
facturc! snd' iero' constantly' on" hsnS: aa 4r4
tide" in hit line of business: and we feel snurwd
thfttwetan givesntisfa:4iohitoraUbay
fttve ui with, a ealtirfO J vrr.il.idsistttis I
, If . B-Ag orders attended to ar sooa es po;
sibie:' w ;t ;ir pAyig:GEsmti
Pomerov,-i;Tr 7 " "?
Bardie, Hrrness and-Trun" Ma&afaotureW
. Middleport, 0., - . 'i
frr -CEPS 'COXSTANTLT O HAOT.IACT
f XV;'wiH;rnftnufaclure to ede, all of the iaa
eussUclcai insTwaly mrrid'-tot4aB
hi JlarteAmakin& AnA,'atnc AtoriC'aa f
Jancy' mounted,.' d6uble"of 'iaglj.'parneg7TD
not fail' to ftivetBe-a-calLIn mv ahon oa Ttot-
land etreett t the head of Fire sirrct. talloit's
Buildiflg.-njt atairs.r Cach pai for aU ainoi ef
Hidetv fekina, t, aV tij. highest market pic.
TTTTIXL, HEREATTElt CAJtXY -CN T2i
. W, Carpenter, a4 Joiner bDinss;;l5ftor,
Sash. Blinds. execnted to-order. Froa
long expenence ia Munesa,' BaMaA
er giving penect satisiuetioa n it eroersenv
tmstea to oar care. r or pace, patrosag joot
thanks are due the public, and; wa.respectruUy
ask a continuance of their favor. " The Mill is
a few . doers .' above " WiUiamso'ns ' Flouring
MilL' (;';' "'-' r- u ; !-. '; Hg.tf -
"Y ' ATE' OF THE,FlT(iI OF CK&WI-Blt IJ
AJ ns; deign. proseeuting yn .i,ii.
ness, at the oKJ stand ew Har-Kia,f -aTiiaBwH
nil tor, th libevaa.bwstawal f patronage here-i
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toipre, R jiij.njaeaTr $e: tn cenan. leery t shmont, I'oroeroy, O.- . - V '1 j
WHEELER & V72L ZlllJ
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TH "liEriiScCPEB&e TTOISELESS.
seta and simplicitt ef tJis "Machine: tit.
beauty and strength of, stitch beisf alike
both sides, impojiible' te ravel, and leaving 8.
ridge on tieunder side, eee-ncmy of thread ao4
adapUbility to the thickest or thinnest ef fab
rictyhaw rendered this thaaMat popular ftailf ':
Sewing Machine ia taw.: v, . r.A -
Printed iiutrucns;.,aecontpaBylnx waeV :
Machine, to enable jurfihjer. tf yeW rdi :
nary earns switch, ofelv -quilt, igath?, tnek -
and bind; also, to keep ijbe lachine la order.
Sacji MachiPt. ) waraatoVfci .three years -;
For Further-pMulaxa applv to the under--
RU?eiAgentClE5JfAIiT, '
romeroy iovemi)er,'B.r-ir7:
feiXOTa POR SAiIL3.
ONr SUGAR. SUJI, NATXOR'S- BUS, UXD
Carrs Run. Application to be mad, to
M. Heckard. Esq.. 'Pomerov.
Ag. 16, 83tf " - 8. w, roMaor.
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Front ' Sfreet Pdintto.Oluo.
A, S E E B 0 II II, rr
DRUGGIST. AND APOTHECARY
DEA1ER -B 'OllPAnJT,'fillTJSinaA
. Yatnishes, I)yestuffs; Perfumery,
;' . --vand Faney.Articles. i ..- v "
. Front. Jtreeta Pomerov; Oio." y ...
Prescriptions caioUy put npJaBv:-2.21
Pomeroy Eolling' Mill Companyr ;
EEEPt CONSTANTLY OH' HAKD' AND "
manufacture to order, all kinds aad suae r
of flat, round and square iron of superior quaW
ity, which they -.offer, wholesale and -retail at
current rates. 1 Also, American mad Swede nail
rods, steel and iron plow-wings, cast and shear 11
steel, ' wagon boxes-- erap iron and kidney
ore taken la exebangei l -r.rf " r-
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THE 8UBSCRIBEITI)ESTKES TO INFORM
the Wheat-growers of Meigs and adjoining
counties, that he will give; ia axcluunge for ana
bushel of good, clean W heat, ; pounds -ef
Flour,,.. t,;.rv-: U!" Ji." f v . .v" ' '
Persons wishing large lots xf Flour mad.
can have it manufactured at 40 cents-per brl -offal
to go to the ptrner of the Wheat. "
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STATZ1 i',.
UKION LAW COLLEGE
LOCATED AT CLETEiAp. O, ,e
Sessions commenosjia tha 2oth day of"A
gust, 15th-day of-: December! andiTth-sy-W'
Aprils Students may; auter, at any terv wisSs
Sqnal profit 'The College is autheriseitff'eoa- v - v
fer all degrees." 'Upon gradnatinjri student tw- - v
ceive the degree of Bathelor or XaVfwaad
be admitted t practice witiirat farther ajtaJst- .
nation. ; For edrOar.iaddreasi ' .
Dec. V59aulyf. Tkix(s. . -
y.AULEY,HQ:U5E ,
((, ft C HI LLtCOTHJE PHI ( v
rpiBlS I th largeatafcd b( arnuHred ttetef :
Chilllcothf . U located ou Paiut lrtirt.'nitMW
the Court.Ba,an4i tu ery:acaw ef 'taw a-
siness aartpt ui ejiy.
It! M
Tho House haa miUrrgona a Uiermigh 'repair ab4
(uanlng from vellar to garnst, aad tiowpvit aa
anpearance second to no Hotel ti tha , wester worW.
- The sleeping room are large and -lt vjillfert,
and aulte ef . rotoae ar WcU-arranged fug (aaaiUM
and large parties. '." 1 . ,
Tha Proprietor wlpar a Aain' to mk the
Valley House a favorite place' of resor.-
June ei-S4-ly OptTT A JtOOKE,Prtpr.
W"E invite the attention riflnyra,tovurlargaaa4
r-wetlassoMedatorkef-Vare-aewita asdtw
which w will rerei additlan daring Hi apriuav
We hstnesltncTin sayrng-'that we Will. ai.l.
dokeil,goelstlea-aBd qaalUlnrof aafe loarer iaas .
tbev are seld in any othat Westarn-markea.
All order aarefaUy awll4aaHrtl parked. K
solicit an. exauiuti t atiratuuk. v, - f ..
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.t.t-Jy.v.ii i !-,fr&8 SDStwteBj fertaBumth, O -
tinales
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THE CKDSKSl&NED hnon baud a larsrlvtft
-ShaTed-MaefhinElea.whirk he will aelt aV "T .
t TnewtaMnglesrnrb rjf.ltowd 4uali,nd pan-baser
ili,nd pqrraaser -, - - f Ii, .'
n whrrrvvr usrd. , . . . J Lr'.M 111
tttiMtfiy n aaaoVkC - ' j T '4 J i t!
rUeolar iniirlr rf . i - f i 1 if
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will find them t give sauaciiin wnrrnv
' Doorr and Barb. T alt iea,oatmW
rwdaeed priwoa.. For further psrticnlars
48-tf : --',-. at DarUHnaalnt
BAKERY CpifETOKlll(,r n I :
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BREA5;CKACKS; A3?C A3CD OTtSA
'mental sCakee, Osadias, JTt kholcaal
at, Caadiis, Jjt kholcaal 1 '
aadretaik f w-r
,GRACKEBS
eonBUntly on, a
nt-Bf pAjiBgtSteteitx aNrafikr at
my estaljliahbtattetailTiweaa ;v every
fifth-pormdj las' I seil dpountBi fos i! eents.,,-
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titAjr-nl bikil;
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" -'.fBASTX BLbcX Pomeroy. 0
fCc4io?a4edprarrnp!T Basi-.
f-'a ncg papdisc.ounteu;f buy ksd ..aell; v-
v" - Exchange, VW-a, , sirver
V , Coin,UcurrentMoiieTrJ y-
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:1inMatTtlkBe prepared o
fdraw- liir'lindtttTtroi.lbnstia, '
Glasgow, Ds&Liffi tlfajit.-'Pans -An sterii.it",
Baden-Baden, and othar citleaia 1 -ore. Also, -
Anstra"liatC Tt::': - "
oney , i aieritonc exmecte ' in everr part. ,
Of Europe. , . : ' .' JJtruj
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JL-fairy inform the eitiseca ef-tl
joinlBg eaanties, that they are now ptepatea
furniab to order, 133 ,9a a-i--
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