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ij the patent sermons of Dr. Dow,
aa .ration of, tai remedy for
jr,
. 1 . u
aa -toru-.er J-
cs ir caused while 811;
i.2, vxn and digest.
I men''' I mourn, I know not why,
I ..w4 . thuJiUiir.g queer,
.. I not feci a ,pain all o'er, t
.. Dat fowl irattut rfr Ar.
. - My mouroiajr i't for relatives .
Defunct sjaA turned to clay ; .
' St't something woW--I ciour became .
My SalyiAiin'e Vay. . " j
: ; tha'a ( ? 1 Couaectfeit;f 5; '
T v ' WhertjjlJrtM.'boiini W Uat ' J
V Where beauty lasts full thirty yean '
' Without the least decline. !
iv-vf"! ytfoaj meaner.- rakin WL-t
it- A! S ;?t U' taking toft Vf 'g J
.-, Vt know if. aU tigh yet UuW !
, v 'Cauaa SaUyUa'a away.
This mooa a tnuanroDia aeems : i.
.,--?3 Naiads all have, gone to alee., i
:S:-.ZZZr'JteM thaslugglah etreatuV ."itT j -
T VimntlhM frnntArfMt t lunrrfc "- f
.- .. a - .
r V'eotiabVl "taeUI like taehe1seirji j
' ''. - I dont know pofM ftnin reelf 2 I
;'.; lldjshini omushand feilkforme"' i
.:;."- a14i-iNrlbfr'fcsal;'J aKl
1 3sJ .Ttrt PeggyVOo'i-ahfa-ehefr'tal p-
.: V Til visit hert-4&yv. r!' . .
v tisa maae arraagemesiv tor a urn - i
:'?,t?, SaCyAn'a-irayf-t
!
ipistvttaneottftrr
-;r ar
eloulsTilleaMl mT rMibirror
: lte lowing filing Uiiete fU
,:Z0 omiC loTeiyjwoiMnOricjrj : Jt
- P wfliaanriiearromHJIWr Tf T fT i
WiHaj-nor womins. half is 'false. AM),
- '"WeaToTeJywodiV reaohes forty :
fiads ef lata oar hair Is gray, M- J
Wka charms can seotke ier melancholy,
. I . . 1" AxA' ear that 'wash bur lpaint away?
' - The nl "Wftt ter loss- te otca
;i5ll3An4 hide her gtlef froia; every "eyiiaH
. T-Lad hi tornn I ' f
. HamjnJniBird'i'est Cottage, Teaa, 1869.
t&'AMjLovai -editor ;;got married rwsentlyJ
and
md has amcer become very, enthusiastic Hear
5Tkere:iajB6l U' thiworld happier life; X
: fc.Iaaft. by ..the stoTe-pipe and tkkleour
w Taste the sweets of her lips in momehtof glee,
; ' tJknd twist the cat's tail . as she Jumps on your
'. TWM.V'fag 41'.- J'.)'..' "hi rw' -'gJS.U
. , SMra. Iiicy Hili complaini in an
- ' A"rkan.a "-Taref that tr mntii Tiaa
The rraccless tban rascal Slinddu't be
Ijlowedto tjamplXvpoh'hiS duhUttl,
.iif ! u..upoe, a.jrpstmasterin xir
giuia publishes thattw hundred dollars
lSf the public" funds are missing from his
" office,' and he asks ,"toha .'has got -the
TIKITIOT
v2!
A Pittsburgh paper" says;' in an
obituaryjMJtif e C141?ij hat "She
bore ner husband' twenty children and
( jliim a cross word." JShe
frobevetf (he trobd bid 'precetot
Acrrtcfor&f." J-r
-.1 '
.'tetTWeditorof the Boston' '-LiGerd-
&. use jof. ndtblhg that is produced' by
axfiiUrbor.i He,ineedn,4 : ?xpeet r them
ittso "icbttonr? sTheyi will ao epcZ
irlo5lhgg8,XfB9tJ, 4abdred
under tfejf greafc iiatuTarctefeets the one
; ;lfein an inability tOBji,a9ee)r
rttAnd tk other J:VpeeuuryjEeiiwbv
, . Vhat ar a ueer pronunciation- vtur uncle
. f;VSre iidme" one. toV nephew" of
; Biggs - Ahj-yesjw replied fKe graceless
yottta i'itia impossible i.9 tpi . ,.V out oif
- TamWaDef Irp. j 3 I M J ' " i
vv"Why uncle- Xfetclitlle how dew you
j( 4hile?ejp,w-.
. , .nd whatt u she aWing now, and dew fell
: "to the table knd dew htndem devfhelv
; . make. me fibpa a.1, tnf telkingvTbrx BhanTt
;:: sioeACc' Nowsi2eio say something,, dew.
! . ; .-; - A BiHicimeft of ,the cenus" "Hoosier"
Wvi 7 ; wa fuun6rby:Capt-- 0f th'steameri
i f ;;v-7hiIeJyipsLoU8tiQe96 moral-
,iS( ia Junev-The scaptaiB inquired to
j 'Ha1teJypuileetf
. intrrogatweTesponse.'J n. ? -' it-is j
i'l doa t-know. aim,andcau t tell what
l&Bfctf fttfij i Wthon beiflgf ia'jtit fen.
. gine, ropm, . replied .the captajn angrily.
;'; ., "Hbld bhFtJuYsJiist "what Xwas get!
rjing .&. Jow ae iCaptA Pwiy.aadf
f ; walked sdown iowni togetheri-aCapt.
H: Terry, aske me drinkand '46-4. "did.
'knew (hat-1 wanted -to- drink'j or I
v1 wouldn't haveT)eeri VBssvdrjra8o
Capt-Perry anddrjank ,4wrr three
i .-timea , Capt Perry od X went to a ball'.
T Capt? Perry was patting in some- extras
; ob oftf toe. I; Tsingi routi aGo it z Capt
v Perryif if yoxi bust your bilerl" With
that A man jteps up to me, and saya he:
- - than 'ulsKad' made inore- Bpisei and
-v? Says 1 r'Whaf mustXieaVffor?r -
r -rBafsBefoif iiakifig too kucli
:- --"With that Wtok;ma,by the Bap ' of
. , - the neck, nd th eat; pf.thei breeches,
: v;, igtreeV I-Jne kdy-' t kew h wasi
f tady by thff remark sh madei ,cJCi
?cv?'yB'iiToim reckoi jjroull
Sv.j--?: And I went :. tf.r-r-? t ';
fc-v : r V f- tTi rfoo: M knew tE'ecTiair'wafltedto
v ' ,v I f1vB'kwki bucH Ik thunderingfraket,
3 t. tyt:aiA..A:.9laeS'rtLZrmXa.
the
ABA.ad he'd1dP;XiO-1 .-H 7;
bold' face. and ayst I, ;
drink. frowftfXJ haTCBceo. her."
With ih?f ami at me,,wa4a.pis-
; if vctton't twarl'wiPTBtiA
liil A.i - , i -i --ii!-"ii "itTen'itratirtTr of the "titrated rnortinnft
. . n in . nnAt tana, ana a !Jdowi. ui: - .v -
Sothdfcinl
eel thronga'th 'Vindow," ieavinrjw Bp"vr
portion ;or jnr.coat wifcsrrT'-r crrSit V
- aiu nr.ltflMn'.in, flt brflflfA ' 1.
? -." . ' t fcw.-
IK from thrcMark h'e'mide;
; oavoa!
mi ; Jw jd thifsflie wayl happenea ;n ywir- J-rir-f - -
J X 'f iwmI'm:aVod swimmer ea-h old fr-planaatt Spal--al
y r 1" t' ftom ialtSZ1 vsttA 4in;& Parsons "for defendant. Nat.
' -. - . wa -v
How t Winter Stock on a short sup-
ant sdestioft, I aa 4ell hov very In
timate friend of the Colonel's did last
w inter, and perhaps somebody may ba4he
better for it. . ,
This gcctliananjhada pretty; go4 jpUft
of cornstalks, well saved. H is stock con
sisted of cows, and his team of horses,
but he had little straw and less hay.
H' v great; believer.; in: the,.- viftuea -f
cornstalks, and thinks he knows bow. to
feed them, The first thinghe .did waa
fcTouy a straw cn'tterrand get' it, home.
Then he fixed some tubs, by sawing'good
stout barrels in two, and made a good
warm stable for his caltlef.
The stocks were all cut, and, more or
lesl'stfawr was';cut witht ihtfm. f.Each
cow was ailoWtf ' all sha could eat ' three
times a day, and the, mess,.night and
morning, was fixed is h.W Wise:c The
eows at noon had a feed of dry cut stalks
rahd'slraw', which they wotild' eat ; pretty
clean except the coarser bits. At about
3 o'cloch these were gatheMd-into the
tubs, and. enough, more, added to make
the eveinnjr-'tneal. Td'thb 'was added
two quarts of corn meal and two of bran.
and hot water turnadCbn; as mUobi as
would well moisten the whole, and all
wel Mixed;-Th niornina1 meafwas the
aamf being'mixed over night it early in
toe- - morning. In, this way no stalks
wcre-wastedr the -oows gave a. good: sup
fly ot nulk and increased in condition,
t was some trouble but the manure paid
for that abundantly. On" Long Island",
where it is the eustonvfor the, farmers to
sell ; their hay, they keep, iheir horses on
cut: talk&Jimi ground feed, and Jheir
teams look well. ,
The Colonel's friend andI, agree ihat
we can winter four times as much stock
upott ah acre of Corn and stalks a8 upon
the hay from ah acre, and that there ia no
pofit in growing .hay fbr stock upon land
mat wuk proaueei good corn, iiut the
cornjmustibe ground; and the stalks cut,
and cooked withhemjWtjjrJw
a irriter.
PZjLNTIXG TREES.
Anv rrvrtrv vS 4 in AAi1 TiAnwl
ind.fee that? HI contains ta- sufficient
jvfie-teat-waqL to the
growth of such trees as you are to plant.
Apples require limev phosphate of lime.
vr uuue uuaw-' viwou wneac xana is wen
adapted tdieigrowth jbf apples and
poor soil should never be laid out for an
orchard . itwrl?9'
? IILit thefland be highowlands"are
jihltto spring .frosts, and ;h; finit
blossoms are' often blighted by . them.-
High situations are also jmore eas-ily
drained, which is essential , to .the well-
being of the trees; - , ; ,
. III: Plow; the grourioT deep , before
planting. '; A' slight scarifying pf the soil
will do no good, pig the boles for;the
lree.s"de6p if the 'ground is no naturally
loose, Fill up, with the fsur&cr il
around the roots placing each rootlet in
the most natural -position. Do not use
any barn-yard manure.
IV In selecting trees, choose such
varieties as are of well-ka6wnexellence,'
and that are adapted to' Tour peculiar To-
cality.3 Ywmg healthy, plants .are better
asa large ones ana Dear remoyal .much
better. A Iarg6 ,ree costs more in the
nurserybutthe smalloae, with liketare.
Will in & few VPars nftpn nntirrnvl o) a.
V. The shorter time t-oiit nlanta oif,-
out ot the ground; the more Ukefy
win oe to live, it tne rootlets are not
Milt' -wlllbe' al,
most sure to'grow: b'ut if these eet dried
up the eiancej)ffsi(SBsj.is less. 'Some
trees w-ifrhot beat exposure of Aeif roots
lor. any great, lengtft pf iime, and live.
Ohio lUhner rr y-r - ";v;:.
Tsui few people are aware of the lm-
men80.falling off lalhe staple agricultU'
rai products of the older States, aa ex
hibited by the census reportsT New
England,, or, instance, 1840, -raised J
wucrjijvvjujuuv pusuoisjn w ileal, VUH UX
1850 she yielded but 1,000,000 a de-
cliae of: fiftyjeif wntJ,ia' tea 'yekrsi
l he population in the meantime had
considerably increased. There has been
a considerable decline, undoubtedly, since
I89O. The fpurf States jof y Tennessee A
KTeialucky'Gorgia ind Alabama J which I
raisea iz,vvv,vw ous&eis ot wheat in
1840, raised but 5,000,000 bushels in
1850. The number of sheep ia the State?
ot JNew York had decreased so that there
were" nearly'300.000 less than there were
uiijy, vcaca. aRo.i ; luiiu aperioa oj
five years: ijhc$ decrease, has , been- nearly A
btty per centwlule the decrease jn' the
number - of horses, cows, and sTfineis
above fifteen per cent. Ia 1845ihej.to't
duct of wheat was 13,391,770ushels.
It'as' iteaailyeclinedi lno;and: the
products of he past.yedidBot exceed
6,O06,P0Q.bushel8.;V -,-'t r .? .:'
The older sections of. eaf country are
becoming more and more dependent upon
the granary pf "therndrtbWest -for their
supplies pi leading agricultural products.
Their land is getting wetn out and un-
jprodBtivfndr4hTpeX
their atjentiqffjto iaaifaitures and com
merce. In time . scifcntifie agricultures,
directed by the resrce' of '-wealth7will
reclaimJIa alf of in Id'ifertiliCy those
districts; but for jthereseut ihey ixtust
look i'elsewhere'ia a measure, for the
great supplies of the staff oif life1. The
opening ot new'Territones. veoon to be
eome'Statesi ia the West, Jsthe greatest
of blessings ia' the old Atlantic' States
not only aa relieving them of considerable
pOpulationAhey can. well spartv Jaut aa
a,sgis1Mb,keep 4owi;tb price Mgri-
cultural products tp a reasonable : figure:
fenaeatt of Copy wrtght. ;
A ferpietual injunction was allowed bv
the Cnited States Court, (J udge Wilson ,
presiding, a, few days, since, against the
pjiDUcation t.fWanor a Xreaties en tne
Criminal Law of Ohid.-- 'Mr? Watren
totiLor ftfWarrerg Ohio Criminal Law
anirFdrms, tfue'd John G. Manort author
cheTreatiBe-on; the Criminal Law,"
& claiming'Lthat the latter book con-)
tained many forms of indictments' which
had been oif ated from hie -own.work-
Hit lsftrehumeJ damagea by reasoir if
th aaJeot tne book nyJttanor- Keler-
hiee VHi made to. LV ctetson? Jfisq; Mas
iii: Chan6ejrTto;repo extend
&e"defen darit jlanof ,had . pirated otifthe
feVpf.WarrenftndjW
cbuli be rekpurgated withouenderiog
tie wo'rkomtoratiVeltaluelesiJti.The
USaerepoxtedtltallite
f WjarreVi Soipyrig1ite beoSind 4h4fih6
v'rc. - - &7. - "s y
q autnurv-i i uage vr iibou consiuereu
lidfrngchieht of thes'TsopyitTight ee,
ipiovda," &n$ itllowed'.a ''per petuallnji
P.u.u, au .iivnu uviuviuni uj uuv-
won Aeamst the publication and sale ot
eiuiA jigaiuBt, t,iM3 puuiAvatiuu auu oui
t U ?YK filtivif- i . - '"-' '
a11 w3"!? WltJ-e .KBXa.e3X lAtke .-Vw.e-mneir,
nliuW 1flli -;o nfinJomno ..t.l ..:e;. t,o.nrii3o
', ..! ' r rf . ji ' T s. I " 4
Ott lErOUS, 1UU .copies OX ,ne onoemnea
l.wAVt whtfih ha1 Hafin oralat ..
1 1 J 1 ' - - - r
JHONi; STREET, HEAD OP STEAMBOAT LANDING,
I HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM
largest and, best assortments ot furniture ever Drought to this Market em
bracing1 Biany new styles, all fof which is niaBiifiotured by the oldest an'd'nfost
experienced Manufacturers in Cincinnatif ant.jis warranted: to be as gopd ,both in
atylnd-vw'orkmaBskip, alTaBy sold- here.lifellBere? ""My stock cbnaists, in
tarL:f-w?2-;; iw-- .fir --f;;;:
40 dps. Chairs, embracing many new and
Ci beauUfnUtyles; .
Bedstf-ada of every description; 1 ,
Dresa and PlainlBureaus; ,1 ,
Mahogany, Walnut and Chetry stuffed
seated Chairs;
Sofas and-JjOiiilges; i t.
. - . . 1 3
Elizabeth Caairs;
tv:. ni:. , .. w ; ,.. . ro 1-
, . , .1,1 hflM AViimAraun : -l 1 1 At wni)i .will hd a&IH
Ana many otner aruci"
D UNDERTAKING.MetalUcJpnd ?
Pnffina of all sizes. ket constantly on
v Thankful for the very liberU share of
, r ... . .
VAnaTAeretofore bestowed, I hope, by
attention to business, and.LOV PRICES,
Januarv 25. lb9.-
t:-
XAT HAT9 . AND'CAPS,' -' :. f
HAVING RECEIVED A7 LARGE ! ANlX' I CAltWVLY;l SELECTED
Stnt nf ClnnAd AanA tn ihl XV,ta TrA anrl w'Vch W.li be kept t'0i-
plete by fretiuent additions during the
patroajMtBd-the public at Jarge,- everything, as far as possible, nfjy t0 on:
stitute a full Stock in the above line!, and which will be sold iC' C.??1 c!.i0,u"
try produce, on the most favorable tirnis. . : - ":.(.;,: '.. " i
THE AJOtllXQ BUSINESS " :
.1"
assisted py as competent workmen as anyin the gountyr Everything in the way
of Making, Cutting or Repairing, promptly attended to. ..-?' ', - .' V r
-"1 V e ? w- Vi "i-V. .. i, s
fraiJEJ x'sjETiovrs yon TUB SEASON .
Will at all times be found on hand, tigether , with a full Stock of Cloths, Cassi-meres,-
Yestings, &c . K - t,X!': t - ..... . .. .
;N. B.r-'To thele whon 1 have xtended a slbrt credit,' and wjho are now'disre
girding the ntomi bMgaHon incufreof te pay up according to agreemenlv l wish to
say I .will not hesitate to remind you, if necessary, ia a forcible manner, that a
..1.1? . ! 1 . r J , i T .. . T r irnn
legal obligation was also incurred.
REMOVED TO
. w. l.i. . ,.. A '
(Of hich the'aTSi
jove ns
Smoke, thereby
SAVING: 50EER !
1j 3
They are" from the
.1 These Patent Gas-Burnine Stoves do
will. and.. have.-a stronger draft, and bake
great advantage these latent .staves nave
being double and hollow, they will not
stpyes doKjthereby Bavmg expense and
Stotes-
First, a ereat savins of Fuel.
J Second, A much quicker arid hotter
A J.UUU. UiQ U1CKIIUVU.U4 VSUIH .M. iV -
- Fourth, Cleanliness; as there is not one
other Stoves f' '
: Fifth, 'These Stoves all have a draught
will ''protect it from burning Put so fast
In addition 'ito these 'celebrated patent
a bdoui tuicuv vi ui vvijr wov
S U C
XIVEX0AK, rVICTOB,? QAAND
fa iBfelkfli t
OP EVEBV. VAElETlT," PARL(3K AND FRANKLIN STOVES,
s,rPor Tinware ;and Stocks we are unequalled, and will Bell low for :'
Old Stoves taken in exchangfii. for new,
per, BagaBeeswax, Old "Silver always taken. JMiddleport May 241859. :
M
AS .REMOVED HIS , JEWELBY
vBuildlnsimmediatelv.aUtha-IIead
Landin? Road, next door below Eeminffton's Store, and informs'
herewith; air.hia customers and the public r in general, that he
did, at the sametime, ppe'Q hia new StockVcojuprising allthe
latest patterns of i , ,;1j-,. s-':. j;.- :--
n T . O
Of every description, which he will sell
antrveiV ariTcIe"Io' haTnf the Valiiet-'f en
His Store-Boom ia spacious, "and expressly fitted up for the commodious recep
tion of customers,: where they will find a prompt and satisfactory attending in all
their wall t; appertaining to hisjusiness. ..:...'.';'.. ,v -';' -;; ' "' 1 ':
. All -his. work, such, as ; C. V"-'"- , '
- w A TflTT f?T nflir
?A IT D '
warranted to giv, eatislax;tioni Otfterwiw
- . - . - ' .
turnftJ.
, 2-K' ,5 i(-ti:r.;i; rf -
To all frm whom he has received
wishfia for a continuance Of tlieame.
,;i2-3-f.fi . " it the head of Wharf-Boat Landing Road, romerby, O.
. .. ! : r- n . M-fct.f. 1 .. I. 1 11 1 p qnBiil 1 " (
Fomeroy, Ohio.
CINCINNATI .WITH ONE OF.TIIE
1 Tirt.i i. . ' ... . . ' . .
Plain and Fancy Stands;
Dining and Extension Tables; ?" ' -
Card and Cfenter Tables; 'V. . -.Wright's
Patent Spring Bed Bottoms;
Looking-Glassesr in great. variety; . :
Looking-Glass Plates; "
Gilt and Rosewood Mouldings foYPie-
ture l rames. sc. &c.i . i
v
Wood; ..
hand. fiVs?
pat-
Strict
to merit a cohtinuadce of the aamo.
season;) I m Drepai" oner . ta.pj
av
, i ' - x-onieroy, January o: loou. , 4
.
IK Hi aT"Jifci
.i&i,.M:d
i-ij ,, -;; , :-r : "v - -,. , ..... ; :
ii e-t r:i bi en .. r
a V.r -,a ....... m .. v. e r
.tiili'i'i' I
representatton,) ia warranted to.- burn! the
r" -
CENT; OF FUEL1
celebrated Wolks of !
PITTSBURGH, JPENN'AV
not thoka tin-wh Boot and? dirtas3(thers
more quickly, and evenly. Another I
-pyer all, others, is. that-the Top .lrlates
warp nor become twisted, as all "other Coal
itrouble. We claim iloxithese new Patent
ven from the eameiueX
CL... . . J... ; .. r .... ... i
- half the dirt and soot that is found In
" '-'r : ATt V. ':'-.- - r.'-; -......., -!
of cold aif. back Qf tfie F.ire-piates, which
as in ptber &foyes. , '
Gas and Smoke Burning Stoves, we have
H ,A S
MINNESOTA, HEATING- STOVES
i V
. 1. .Also, Old MetaL Brass ' Pewter, Cod-
STORE , T0 AtBNAP,'S NEW
of the Wharf-xJoat s
.
at very reasonable prices, and lie war-
resented.
JEWEL E Y
EEPAIEIU-p,!
-A ti'i, ArnJ A.I !. "oi ts
M$mpfc.Ma JralIe- . , ...fas 0iS
ilia nuindv hitit ont. tor it Will bote-
tne -nioney wau out, at :"r . 1
citr: ' - : . - .
..... T. - r.-. .i
patronage, he returns irdial -thmks, and
" " vv. A.'AHJiiHiisAiewerv
1 . . '
,t-('.',t.;: -V .WaTITaTMtr -; ; A t
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Sheriff's Sale
JaeoD Dnlns v. M:tri Haskins, Kll
, . .toe I Huakuis.' .
BY VIRTUE OV AN ORDER OF SALE TO
me directed, from the- Court of Common
Pleas pf Meigs County, 1 will offer for sale, at
the door of tne Court House in l'oiotroy, at 10
o'clock A. -' - ' ; .;. ,rsj': ' '; ,-; . ;
. On the 4th Jay vf February, 1 860, . 5
the following, described" lands and teuemehts,
to witv situate in Meigs County, Ohio, in sec
tion 34, town 4, range. 12 in the Ohio Compa
ny's Purchase, beginning at the south-east car;
ner of -said section 34; thence West-IS chains
and 4 T links to un iiHh ten' inches in diameter;
thence north one degree east 10 chains and VI
links to a stake; thence north 6 degrees east
4 chains; thence north 61 degrees east 14 chains
and ; 11 links to the east side. of said section;
thence south 18 chains and '43 links to the
place of beginning, containing .22 acres, 3 roods
and 8 rods; also a certain other tract, in section
83, in town 4, range 12, in the Ohio Company's
Purchase:! Beginning Is rods west of the north
east corner of said section 33; thence south 7
rods;, thence west, 8 rods; thence north 7 rods;
thence east to the place of 1)eginning, and sold
as the1 pi-operty of -Maria Haskins, Ella Has
kins, and Joel Haskins, at the suit of Jacob
Dains; ' Appraiaed at $1 ,400. Terms of sale,
cash., . . , J. V. SMITH, S. M. C.
. December 2, 18o9. l'-6t-i4.50- yT." '"
1 ji.iir.-..- j-,: ,8krMPaSle.;.. ,.
- Vl-m. R. Shonherd. ts. Aaron RiithTfV)rd. '
TTY VIRTUE OF TWO (2) EXECUTIONS
fj to me directed, from the Conrt of Common
Pleas of Meigs County, I will ofTer for sale, at
the door of the Court House in Pomeroy, at 10
e'clock.A.'M ---.f y , ;. .... ... "
t ; ; . On the 4th day of February, I860, . .
the followine described lands and tenementa,
to-wib beeiunine at the south-west corner of
sertian 86 in Columbia'township, Meijts County,
Ohio.: thence east 98 rods; thence south to the
ceSter line of said section 36; thence west to
tb vest -line of said section 36; thence north
to the p?ace of beginning, supposed to contain
100 acresntore or less, in town v, ana range
lri hr the Oli'O lOmpinv o i uix-uusr. uiu bviu
as the property i Of : Aron Rutherford, at -the
suit of William B. Shepherd. Appraised at
$1,000. Terms of sale, cash.
i ' i .TJ in? rj. y, SMITH, S.M. C.
...Dec. SO, 1859.rl-5tc--$3.0,f; ; .
jUIi j: y:."n; Siierlff'a Sale. , .- '"f
Wolfet si
BY VIRTUE OF A 21 EXECUTION TO
me directed, from the Court of . Com?10?
Pleas of Meigs County, I will offer for sale, on
the farnio Lewis Ruffcot-ii, in Sutton township,'
Meigs Cwt.y, Ohio, at 11 o clock A. Mav?
On (Jbe. Ifith jpyi of January, I860,
the following -described property, to-wiU one
sorrel Horse, oe gray Mare, one set- Harness,
wo HoKi twd Log Chains, one Rifle Gun, two
q, ve! flows, two Unrshear Plows, one two-horse
, one Cowy one spring Calf and. twenty
Wa'fca - Corn, and sold, as the property of
shocks or- and Henry Woi et at
Lewis Raucoi Term8 of gale, cash. ;
suit of James ;Kou .x j y SMITHj gJ jL c -
, ' T -.- '..:-9yf 2.00 ., ;;...t -
Decrmber 20, 1859.--- ; . ; , 1 -
, v. ; '.. -8la.ra ''
Isaac Saol vs. F. W, Sleveus ai'd h.t oiit1 yn
BY VIRTUU OE AN QRPEK OF; k , j"
me directed, I will offer for sale, at tii. .
of the Court House in Pomeroy, at 11 o'clo . (. -;
A. 911 .' t
' On thtith day of February, I860, i; :
the following, described -.lands and tenements,
to-wit; Lot No. 18, with the buildings thereon,
situate in the town ot Pomeroy, Meigs .County,
Ohio, and sold as the property of F. W. Stevens
and Robert Hysell, at the suit of Isaac Saul.
Appraised at 4,000. Terms of sale,' cash.
; w- -'-'- - ... J.-.V. SMITH, S. M. C. i '
Dec! 30, '50.1-5U-1.5O ' " ' ' 1
, . SiievllT'a Sale.
John McKiitsy, ExerntorW' James B.
. tsaecace'd.
f f f vs. B. B. GibUs.
B'
Y VIRTUE OF A 2D EXECUTION TOME
directed,- from the Court of Common Pleas
of Meigs County, I will offer for sale, at 2
o dock p. m," ; '--'"', ' -' V"
On the lBth day of January; 186(1,!
on the .farm of liurris ii. Cibbs, in Sutton town
ship, Meigs County, .Ohio, the, followin g de
scribed -proport-T,' to-wit' one bay' Gelding and
one yoke of black Work Cattle, and sold as the
property of 11. B. Gibbs, at the suit of -ijolm
-l Uohlinsey, Executor of James M. Isaacs. --Terms
of sale, cash. J. V. SMITH, S. M. C. ;
December 29, 1859. l-5t 1.00 ' :
Sheriff's Bale. ' '' '
John M. Ball vs. A. J. Snwuli &. Joel Sewell.
Y viriue of a 2d execution to me directed.
B'1
from the "Court of t'ouinion Pleas, I will
otter for sale at the door of the. Court House in
Pomeroy, at' 10, o'clock ,A.M ,.,'. .j , (. i'
j; " 'On hi'tk dtnttyvanwmi, i860,"" .' i
the following described lahdsani! tenements to-
wit: .the north-weet quarter of section No a
in town No. 3 and range. 18, in the Ohio .Com
pany a Purchase; except 4 k acres ; decreed to
Andrew J; Sewell by the district Court of
Athens County ,at its September term, 1858, and
sold as "the property of Andrew J. Sewell -and
Joel Sewell, at lie uit of John M. BalLj Ap
praised at $1,106. Terms of sale cash. ; .' ,
.. , .:' . .. '' , J. V, SMITH, S..M, C, i
' Pecember i3,:i859. 50-5t." ' " , , ' ; ;
1; Sf
J,
' ' if oTItiB. !'"'." '".
HOMER CROSUY; OF MASON COUNTY,
in the State of : Virginia, will .take notice,
that Martin Rodenheber did, on the 8th day, of
June, 1859, file liis petition W the Court of
Common Pleas, within and "for the county or
Meigs, and State of "Ohio, against t he said Co
rner yrosDy, ana reter tjrosDy.anu ueorge
Stivers, delendants, setting forth that the said
Homer and Peter Crosby, on 'the' 10th day of
October, la56, made and delivered tfceir pi-om-issory
note.of -that, date to the said Georgd Sti
vers, for $300, payable on j the; first day of
March! 185 with interest at ten-per ccnt'on
which-note there was due and unpaid on the
28th day of June, 1838, the sum of $221 25; and
that the said Homer and Peter Crosby, on the.
15th day of November, .1856, made : and deliv
ered to the. said Geoi-ge Stivers, their other
promissory note of .said last named date, for
the1 sum' of $250,-payable on' the ' first day -of
March, 1859; and that the said Homer and Pe
ter Crosby, toaecure the payment.of said notes,
did, on the 9th day of February, 1857, execute
and deliver to the said' George Stivers a mort
gave on certain real estate, situate In the town
of Pomeroy; as described itt said mortgage as
the lands, houses and shops owned and occu
pied by aid -Homer ;and Peter ' Crosby, and
conveyed to them by. John S. Davis and Samuel
Morton, by deed, dated February 9th, 18o7:
and that the said George Stivers, for a full con
sideration, did, -en the 6th day or May, ia,
assign- and 'deliver said notes and mortgage to
the aaid plaintiff, ,nnd; praying that :the said
Homer and " Peter Crosby may pay said sum
now claimed to he due, amounting to $471 25,
with interest on $250 thereof from the 16th day.
of November, .1856, . at 8 per cent and on
$221 25 from the 28th day of June, 1858, t 10
ner centj; or, that :said premises- may; be sold
to pay the same, and the said Homer, Crosby;
is hereby notified that he ia required to appear
and answer said petition on or before the third
Saturday after the lath day of Febrnary,'1860.
'I ::.:f . .rii i. T.; A-PLANTS,-. :
; ; Dec, 27, '5952-6t.. .Atfy for PlainUff
i'' P NOTICE. ; : ; .'l-
NANCY i ASH WORTH, THOMAS ASH
worth, Robert Ashworth,; James' Radford
and Mary Ann Radford, .his rwife,- John: P.
Wolf and Fanny Wolf, his wife,' and James' B.
f Ashworth, minor son of James Ashworth, dee'd,
the widow and heirs at law ot i nomas Ash
worth, dec' dj are hereby notified that Wm. Fos
ter and John Ashworth, Administrators of the
estate of said Thomas Ashworth did, on the 8d
day of , December, 1859, file, in the Probate
Court of Meigs County; their, petition, asking
said Court id authorite them, as such Adminis
trators,' to perfect a real contract of said dece--dertt,.
made the 26th-day . of January, .1857,
with Richard Price, by conveying to said Price
the real estate named in said petition and con
tract, according" to"lEe. terms thereof, and
that said petition" will be for hearing in said
Probate Court on the 27 th day ef. December,
1859.ifc!iT sr..T.-A PLANTS ;rr 4
Dec. 6, 1859. 49-3w. Att'y for Petitioner.. I
1 XIIAS. BICIMANN. , LANDBEW BTJEKERT.
BICHM ANN 'gjji & : BURPET.
" NO HUMBUG! x:
"Small Profits and Quick, Sales,
rr i
i' . ; & MS THB.iMOTTO ' AT -i ..ii t ,'tX
Boed's Old Stand,;:
Front Street, PoTueroyj Ot
"WT KEEP' CONSTANTLY ON HAND A !
W-oa tiaioa-taVaxb' Gold- and Silver
... . ft n n a 1
Watches; .German, French and American Jew-
elTV; MICJ Articles: -U10CK8 irom .W IO IZ.W,
- ' . . . 1 s (Ta en . -1 rx.-
pf every sixe apd description. A - ; .
. r"" " .
done ia the best manner, promptly:
FIRE INSURAKCE COMPANY,
Incorporated 1821. ' Ncu 68 Watt Street,"NY
Cash xapkal and surplus, $400,000. f T, .
w M. rii x vajlsiim, rrea b
Axdeev J. Smith, Secyr :" .
.., IRVlifa FIRE . lSTjJtAKCB 'fJO, '
No. 9 Wall St, N. Y. Cash capital and surplus;
$256,000. MASON THOMPSON, Pres i t.
Maavix L. Caowixt, Beey. - . r
HtfsrBOtDT FIRE nfSTJRANCE COjJ
No. 10 Wall St.,- Y. N. Cash capital and aur.
Hi. flurtwoasj Bee y. (
i LORILLARD FIRE INSURANCE C? ;
No. 81 Wall St, N. Y. ! Cash capital and sur
plus, $264,000. CARLISLE NORWOOD Pres.
The above Companies, with unimpaired Cap
itals, and additional cash surplus, comprise
near $1,200,000. : The undersigned being sole
airent for this County, ia prepared to Insure on
dwellings'' land their fnrnitare, merchandise
buildings, and other property, at as low rates
as other Companies, equally responsible.
ALL LOSSES will be promptly aajnsted ana
paid. : Persons desiring insurance are solicited
to call on me before procuring a policy else
where. . JAMES RALSTON Agent.
- Pomeroy, Dec 6, 1859. 45Mm ; : ..." ;:. n
GUARD AGA1SST FALL AND WINTER FtKES!
. . ..... : . B Y . - . .. .
Oholoe Iusuraxto
'-vifiiv. ,: : : -WITH THR i'-J ' -: -: '-' K
Incorporated 1 18X9-7-Charter Perpetual.
CASH CAPirAL. fi.ooa.ooo,
-ABSOLtJTB AND UNIMPAIRED.. - ;
tfEtf SURPLUS OF $942,181.72,
Dre.'lipe of WVears success and experience.
' tWiwanfof f'i.eeo.tieof Inaaea have bean paid by
theletna Inaurau.'O Campany In .the past .yaars.
The value of Veliaoe Jnsarance will be 'apparent
from thofollowtng o r j ' ' -
LOSSES iPAID ; BIT-.THE ,MT$A
DCR..VO TM rr r-. wm. . t
in Ohio, - - - aauy"? "
In Wlaconstn, ; 1W.955 t7
In K-enlucky,- Ht4SO 4u
Missouri, - - SmjJia 04
Iowa At. Minn.. 101 40
L xl V. -' 91 mc DO
In Michiiran.'se4H3 ei
In Indiana.. y.WJ)
, : Illinois, - .- ..rn i
fcniw'' -"
S3 M5 U9
win., u. . f '' I "I.. VB.f . , ...
' Hisslssippt and Alabama, - ,'i 53,41 - - -'
Ara. oc ua.t
Ftre and Inland navigation-Risk accented
at
terms consistent witb sotveney aad proflt.;" I 1 '
r Kspeiul attention aiven to lnsi.-rence.of DWI5LL
IXGKand contents, for terms of I tit S years. u '
The solid service lonr and siirciufiill. tried. rnd-
'be many advantages tbe JEtn InsuraBee Company
-aessea In. its line, should not be overlooked bv
thtise:;"',,i l1" tu4...blrstandJng tkqir best
'"niii ;rinrei tlnWthe. necessity forWlsiMe'
IiiMraafe (be, imperative duty-he absllt.
owoerty owneT ' being then mora
"ti".". i .11 tbrf princltml cities and iwn
ihronirhont Uie Ptate. Hw.'i :ies issued without delay.
bi anvirbduy authorized Ag -ntsof the Vooipany
. . . i . .........lu.l lA.ith itHUUttek Bnri H, 1 1. 1.
. , "i " C "ORES BRAKChV Agaptj .
itv
Sept. 90-38 -3m
j Foinerov'.
FltA NKr4 N 1 1 ft S1IXT tTT'
HAKTFORll CITY. UJkttOS COVA. r$ 4
rTMiia institute has Toen -sUrresifnlly . rommpneed
a. unii'T ina pairnnre or tne Hartrord ('it; Coal,
Mininir or aiaiiiuar(iiriiie"i ompan;. for ta beoeOl
of VAKMcna' anJ Ale-piAHics' mm and -danc-hteni
whore they mnv n-reive the advanlufesof superior
EDUCATION : what h hiltxtrtu kwl nSVreil thrnl
lir fsmwsa Hi a la aV-eharjaa suBU fr-ntlT tnr Tor
an toeniBrace a rmnultfie caciminrl Kdurnllun
It is now entering its sernail seasioiuand ia di
IljChtfully sltualvd on "a (remlv slopina; samly emi'
nenc. flverlnok ina- ih river Ohio, ini.l CMily a short
di'Uancu from me hwukwimi Lndtii?. .the Nrkool
RootD hnd " Teachers KesMence is- 1ielHii that sds
t-iottit baililng'.Jiwmoilj' known -as; lie. ; Brethren
-I'hurcn. i - , r
: Th-i-ooia foritrins 9,000 sqare Test, and l replete
with ey smianis eoi.vnnieoofl.'v ;...?:..:
Tho liL-ating anil liichltne apparatus, is perfect
havinc -foil largft store and 2rtlf9V nf wiiuiiva
liirht. and heiittr ele--tel 16 fet ahove. the road
wuf , makitiir It the most desirable, healthy situation
There is also Liorary and Readliiar Denartroent
attarhed, fnr the nee -of atmlxnts. eoninlninr HtHiiy
excellent standar( wniks. with monthly ami am-klv
prrio,licaU.t) snit the desire of all parties, and it la
mended nereaiter. to aui a naon orie. trtr- ine
Ladies, as an neeoinpaiimeat 19 the City, Brass Band,
now in fun operation every evening ,T -.',-.
:. The School is eonductei.1 by 4h friacipa I, aided; by
AsAsntants, niale and female. . -,. , '-
' The male uiipMsnre tunrtit very braneh-of leara-
Ine necessary for their future advantafre, Maakinj
them eafaide or enierinjr on uii sucn amies us may
faeretuif ofliir Jot tliotr weal,. , .
'The female oVptirtinenfnre htsd tanjlit evary ea
essary accoinplislimens, wlib plain and fancy neeala
work in addition to a sound scholastic course.
Honrs of attendance, S to 12, and 2 to. 5, for youth,
and 6i to 9. for adults..,. ...,v.,. .. , . ,
I hasdiay the children of the above receive as lib
eral an education as ina rtelocralielnstUulions, whose
rharj-es exclude many a naturally talented child
from obtaining the aasiatancir neeeaaarv to develop
U intellect. '
-, Pupils chargoil only from Ume of entrahca. '..
' Terms uersesslon of 3 months. J.5U each. " 3 !
. AjlimiteJ-pumbt! r mt boarders an taken at a small
charge. - ' ; - .. . r ;
Keferencesniny be had to patent, of pn'pils.elther
in Ohio, West Colninhi r. Mason (Jitj or this pl-ce,
on apptieatioa to the Princiiuijint Ihe IiistttutK t : :
, SAMUEL B. SAUNDiHS, Preceptor. 1
.-, Oeti4.9-tr.'.t-:v.:i;t r?; aftri ein-ute;:
1 MOUNT AUBURN 1
YOUNG' LA DIES' INSTITUTE.
THIS' Select Semlr,-situated In the ieailtlful
and healthy suburb i.f t'iuriiiHiti, called. Mount
'Auburn, claims equal standi n)t with the most ap
proved Schools la the, Eastern States. . ;.
The pupils form a part of thr familyof the Prinri
p il, and the rharsea are placed at the lowest rate
consistent with the superiority of the domestic ar
ranements ami stjle -f the liistttation - ;
The course of' education 'reaches the" highest
brunches nsuat in the beat Female .Semiuariea. - .
There are two sessions of about twenty-one weeks
each. :; -. -iJ t - ''l 'r J-.)- -' '
The charge for tMMird, lodcipjr," light, washini;.
r'nfrlish. scientjAc and classical branches, a a 150 pur
session. ...
.4 eiusio, sinking-, painting and Modern Languages at
eiistomury nites. -
: Being-: ahhin a Jew minutes' ride from Fourth
Street, by omnibus leavia,? every half hour.. this
school affords peculiar facilities to families residing
on the river.,... . , . ,.
i For the saceesaf the Institute, in aeeompUshinfr
luainu, reiarence ia uiuue wuu a;reai counuenoe to
its patrons. t-U j-u utU
The next session will open en Tuesday, the 13th
r lenihav.1P5a. -. :'J s.i-j.t.x. i'l ;
of September,- 1PS9.
Anplicat
Ipplicalions may be made: to Kev. E. A. CRAW-
LEYj 0. lfc.Mooiit Auburn; or to I. H.-WHITE, Eq.
. . i , i. . . i - . .. . i i . .
at moo re, vvusiacn, lyayjix ,p.-s, -incuinaii,
Reference is also made fwUh permission to Hon. J
V. B
BonoD, ana C Danes romeroy, r.soi, r-omernr.I
Ohio.
August 31, 159. 36-3t".
--i.i-'i . M'l ill .'..f ' ;:.. 1 1 .';;., ,.-v
-.'t,-if-.-..iT 'in $' ""ft .i r-:?n-r..'.''i
CAN" BK PROCUBEP IN. lROTON Al
as low prices, in ts great yariety, and of as
good material as any place irr tne West. ' '.
A ,. n. a- B irn-iii r... u.:if
..MOT.;V!.vt-t8-ly: ; ,m jus
LUMBER FOR rSAEE.
. 4 ; CHOICE' ANEr LARGE LOT OF WELL--aeaaoned
'.!"" I i' "'''','ii . .' .. '' 'i ;
PINEAKDmMZQCK'LUMBER i
for sale on reasonaUe terms. ; Those1 wishing"
to purcnase are invued to call and examine for
themselves.. Inquire-in Pomeroy, of . ,' - . i
March 15, 139. y " ' A, E.,MUR0CZ. f
Marietta & C5n.' irid Hillsborb & Cin.: R. R. I
. - -1 , ' r : ' 4; '-1. T
. KtaIBf:9PS - . - r
i -- LJd&3kmZ. r ill; -
OS and after Monduy,Nov, 4,' ralaa will leave
Athens as follows: - ' 'j '; " : -
uoiNo East x pros Man al . W . M 5oi. i
Goiaa West Mail at t . -; - 11:30 r. bt. I
Exuress mail east Snd mk rlnu crAinnctlons t J
Parkersbnrg with th tmin of the-Biirtmore and
Ohio Kailraad, and at CincinnaU with. trains for ail
pointsaWest. ' -'l .. far.- -ja 4.1 " ii , ' i.
Trains leave f'hlllicnthe Allt-IS a. w.I and arrive'
at Columbusat SitOV. .; and trains leaving Atheus
atllli.arriveat0olutabuat8:lttri. g. " A- .
Tickessat reduied rate are sold st Chillicothe
aud Alliens, for Columbus.' . , " ;
.'l hronh ;ticket.TC8n be obtained at' the- -principal
ticket offices on tie linA of the Koaif for all points
east and aeinV. i. ii i. V -i " -W . .
A discaunt of ten cents on each tkket from regu. f
lar tariff rales will te niacje oif ill tickets purchased '
w ncr-.vniceBy'--... j. . u. nrrtv T.n.r'irp-i. -array, w iw wriKinui v,N,r. 1 nave Bseu no -otne ar
FuneiTTvGea'l Tiaket A'gl., .JUbK.-OV..4,59. j title with anything like the same pleasure or profit.
- ' T"-'f ' - "- .-j ' - VotiftH truly, -J-.K. BRAGG,
ti'l i-i?,' AL.1'..' v.; ,' ..v; : ' -i VThe Bestorative i put u(. rn Bettle of, J sises. vix:-
4'"T0TI0H1S IEREJ1Y,' GIVEN,, THAT THE,
1 .VscriberSiasaeeq appointed d; duly
alified asiutoor! if the tate of -
..... ,i . . ..... .
tEisM Murdolt. swu lata of Meit,.CwiiitT. .
decenJiPd.
- " - - -I ST a i- . f J v I . 4i fl.uJ ' M
1 1 1 rv.ii.
ODatedat'8fkm, tis 2rio 3 1, IttO,
RFirrFT. rrTinnrir . t
AiAUALAusixaxvr. 1
J0HN.SHILLIT()vSCb.
- 1 IKj'i 101, KS and ICS West Fonrth StraeV-'
; GISTGINN ATI, wO
tespertfulty 1'rtform' thiflr tDStotneti nf pnreMsers'
. generally tlint they re nuw rtpenlh n ejj
teni and complete aasrtlbent ef- ; s
o itx ai cja a u w -
FLOOROIIVCLOTH S, &C.
Famflies. ITotol Keepers, KleHmbAat wioerJ'aod
tU etlier ma) 'dvpeiHl upon Builiug Ilia best elan nf
liood. ( price aa low aa tbey cau b iurt-bad la
. . .i.i . . . . . . . . . t tir ' oe.
Uie Eastern eMes -y-, -'
aU. K. 33 en-
ALFRED NESMITH, w
(Late of tlie Firm of Stevenson, BdareA 4 Nesuillb,)
i.i i-HOWK -w I'T-lft
m: : wiiiaMson & co.
. Wholesale Dealers and Jobbers in
DRY. GOODS,
, -fi; 1435; Market & 414 Commerce Stt,., ;, .
M. WILLIAMSON,
O. H. WILSON, J
8. M. ANDERSON,
BeL 4th k 6th North side
Philadelphia.
j March 1, '59." V
j -
1859 - . - 1859.
November Purchases.;
i - j. f. TOWELL, I
-JOBBER OF DRY GOODS!
Hat; iJaptj Millinery Goods and Notions,
P O ET SM O TTTH O.
I HAVE RECEIVED ANOTHER IMMENSE
slock of Seasonable Goods, to which I invite
the inspection of Merchants.' .
My purchases have been very heavy during
the last, few weeks, and I am enabled to. offer
many styles, of iroods at lower 'prices than
heretofore. 1 Merchants 'doing businesa within
convenient ' distance; of - Portsmouth, and , yet
purchasing in other markets, -will save time
and money hy examining 'my stock and prices.
Portsmouth, O. aovember 26, '59. 3-ltf j
FALL GOODS. , ; ? f
TUST RECEIVED A SUPPLY OF SEASON
t) able Goods, consisting of wUry; Goods, Clo
thinft; Books, btationery, Groceries, Hardware,
and all other kinds of wares and eooda, which
are wanted, in this country, ' making it -THE
best assortment Of Merchandize to be found un
der anv roof in the county all of which - will
be sold at ' very'sma'J advance, for cash, or
approTed;trade.;.ar;r. : l t r s. ninmhi '
Corner of Front and. Linn streets.
' Oct.' lir '69-; 42-tf W. H. REMINGTON.
iJ 7it.. nn,t
Ambassador ., of
The
& - ureal' TTiraTikirifJ.'
Health to l Tl
- al T i
HOLLOWA I'S PILLS.
, . . A Boon otke15fc'l,"t
r-TM ' ;tof a JrHng molcinal to mePtvhe,"ls"'
ecessitieof ihe siifte.'jnsr piH-tkn ef humanity..,
one entirely rfe'Amn mineptl and other delelertow. ,. """J; 5
particle, was aevercly felt till this ill I.owerfnlft,,?.''!
medicme wasjnshered ' lMu the eorlilt Hollow it's h h .IYu, ,
iMvxceaaxc PttS Save become the. nocseBoLKajiaaav 1 ' w 1
i-au nation. Their attribute is la mrvKKTaa well
as to riina; tbey attack toe. MX or aoov of, the com.
plaint, and thus by removinc the'hlddea caitse of dis
ease reiiiviitorateand reaton Oie .drooping energiea
of the system, assist'D nature in 'hor task -of vital
iiau F0c-riORAKf eeroiaiATipat. laL
'turn i
1 he rreat seojrrre of Ibi continent vtetiM 'nnl,.VK-
I of tbicoiitinent''
to a course Bf these antiseptic Pills, and .the digestive
orjrans are renorea to tiiBtr prc-per tone;-1 no mutter
lu a hat hideous Shane Ibis hidra of a-hii.ft.
itself, this aearchinr ahd tnieTrihg remedy disperses
it frptn the patient's Vfmmu ;. ,) ,s ..ija ! '
uciKrrut jbrvuuvy una, i teacness.- , '
Froet whatever causeiowaus- or' ritt.' nad-VlI
omer signs or a aiseasea liver, and other disorgani.
zation of the system, vanish under the erudrcnltitff ia
fluence of this all powerful antiseptic and deteraent
.e.iyt.Y. ji--.-r3-s,i-:.. -"A .!.! ii
.'.-V XBilums Disorders. , .;,., ' , ; :
J The praner Anuntum and IrlgWt condition it the bile
iaof mouientoas importance tenie health of.-the fee-'
man frame, this AiTi-BiLioi' medicine expels' the
hidden seeds of the eouip:aiii(,.and render alt the
fluids and secretions' pare and fluent, 'cleansing and
resusitutlug the vital rnctimrf tbe bdy.i Jii ;
JSickfy Fhnales, . " I
ShonS lose ne lime io- fn'lnc 'a few doses of this
regulating and renovating remedy, whatever may be
theireompmiiit.iteah be taken wlth sarety In alt pe
riodical and aiher disorgaul-aiions,, u effecH ell
butmiraculaus. ' ' - v ' " " ,
-.-.-J.-.t-i Unrtfuted Proof.
The testimony, of Milium Is unanimously borne to
tbe health-giving ylrloe or hl liobte remedy,' and
certificates In every living language bear witness lo
lire DKuaaisLswirof their ihtbmik worth. i
Molloway's Pills eue the best remedy lemvon
n tjhejjtmldi:for the Jvlhwing diseases:
sthma1' '. Diarrhcea, ' indigestion, Stone and
imwMvois, jropjj, ( -.i .inaueaxa... r. j tjravei,
plaints, Uebility.',' Inflammation. Secondary
Conglis, I; Eeveri Ague luwani Weak- iStmtoms,
Colds, PemalvCoiit- - oess," .r Venereal,
tlhest Biai plsinls.; ' .'Liver Com pt'ts,' A Sections
. eases, . . Headaches, - LownVs of spirit Worms nf
DysgepsM, t iH Pile, i i -aU kimis.
. V -Caution! Koneare zennine nnleas the words
" Hoi Iowa S e W' Ydrk and Londttn." s re ilescrinable
aa a Wuter-inark in every leaf of the book of direc
tion around 'neh -pot or bnx: the saute 'mav be
pluiidy seen by holding the leaf to-lhe light. A hiuid
wma. reward wur oe riven to anvone rennurtiiff such
niormuiion a may leao lo-ine detection : ot any
pany or p;iniecoiuiieneiiiiirine meaicmesor vend
tug I lie sum.-, knowing them tobewpurion. fj
- ' Sold at tbe Manufactories nf ProfessoT Hoi
lowuv.co Jtuideu I. lie. Kew. York. and. by all ..re
spectable DrugrisVsand llealersof MedTc1eihrf.ugk
outtbe United State aud the -clvllizeil. world, In
boxes at SS cent. 63 cents, aud one dollar each.'
S - mere I loneMwrabl- -saved by taking the
largersizes. . t 4'
A. B. Uirectttms for tne guidance of patients in
" j uiPMrnerare amxeu o eu,co Iio-f ( -ly
THE GftEA r WUNDcR
OP TBB"HNETitNTH-CE5TPifT.-0 -'
terot Wood's Hair Eestorativ
f. Ssvsthe St. Louis. rMn.i Demo.-rmtL"
Below,we
V. from a
liubluha letter to Or. Wood, of this ritv.
gentleman in Maine, which speak glowingly -of the
S'ttivrior merit of hi hair toiiic. Kui-h 'evidMni-e mini
It enect,.whe coming from a reliable source.
XV9 eoeom turns, nos useless puffery from the press ?
"".ir. re Kunrauietrs 01 truin, ine ur. neeus
Bath. Maibb. Jan. Su. 1R111
iyereeoiO4ToeeV2.Ce.ti-:T ; i'K!iif '
Gxstlebkh: Having my aitention railed a fei
months since te the highly beueScial ellecU-.of. yeur
nuir restorative, 1 wa muuceu to maKe application
of it opon mgrtwn hair.which bad become quite gray,
probably one-third white: my whiskers mere of the
same character. ..Some three mouths siure I procured
a oome oi your oair resiorauye, ana used It. . 1 soon
foondit waa proving what 1 had-wished, t use4 It
about twice a week. 1 have since, procured another
. . .. ... 1 1 ..A .
imp ..io, "i " k utc ascu-aumw. ' i sun -now -certify
to tbe world that the gray or white hair ha to-'
ntuy nisappuareuv vninou-nif net, a ana luce, and my
bair has resumed its natural -olor,nd 1 believe more
soft aud glossy than it has been before for twenty-five
years. I am no sixty years old; my good wife st
toe age i miyiwo, nas nana ii wita same eBeet.
The above notice I deem d4ie to you for yonr val
uable discovery.1' I am sheared that whoever will
rightly use, a per directions, will not have oceaaiou
to contradict my statements. ' I km a citizen of this
city and a resident here for the last-fifteen run. !
Am known to nearly every one- here and adjoining
towns, dny use foa may maae or tne above, with
my name attached. I at your service, as lw ih to
preserve the beauties of nature in other as Weil a
myseit. am, iruiy, yours,
p,'b "" a.CHAYMOKH, p
HfWOOIW HaiRfcTtKATlVBt... v
"oressor w oo near sir: Having bad tbe mlsfor-
tulM5 lo l,e theJ "ert potion: of my halt , frow the
effecte of yellow fever, lu New Orleans, iu 1854. 1
induced: to make a trial of your preparation. and
found it toahsweras the very thing needed. My huir
muow mica uu giossy, ana lo .words can express
my obligation to jou in giving to the afflicted such a
treasure., i-:,. :i r,,;t, -t!;.,-.. I ,-
- FINLKY JOHSSOIf .
, The andeesfgned, Nov; J. K. Bragg, la a minister
in regular sunding, and pastor of the Orthodox
Church atiBrookflei. Mass. Be 1 st sruntleuannf
great iuflaeuc taiiij univefsully beloved. . ,
n.u Ij.JJ i iiVV h. .!!.-! ti:-WMi DTBHr.) ;
, . Brookfleld, January J2, IH58.
Professor WoodAiDear Hr: Jlavihg taaile 'trial of
. your Hair Jestoratire, it gives we pleasure to say,
that iu effect ha been excellent in removing luflum.
illation. dandrug and. a constant tendencv to itching
H which 1 bav neeo troubled from my cfalldboMl:
nd has also restored my hair, which was becoming
and .retade for one doHar per bottle; the iiiedrutn
l-t twentv -por ,. more m pro,
W"' u. Tn moairi!
I.ifge nota a quarv, w twr cent. Wore lu"pr
eeut. more lu propvrtitia
two dollars a LoUle;. theft
W twr cent: wore lu preifortiun j
dofiar a hauler ., : .. . !f
and retails for three
u J- rronwiof Mroadwhy.l
ulnA t. J w-a la . " ' T- c - - .! . i
VZJITaVIW
b. . . . - -
good Druggist aud Fancy Good i
Faucy Gi
Dealers.
July 12,S-3ia,
I r
'
flOWABD ; ASS0C1 A'H;
. Q-D llu,?.JE!,1,,1 . T
A ,BeeVoicnt Institution estnbliahed' by spe
cial Endowment, for the Relief of the
" 'tfici and lfistis"sed,'afflh;ted
- withVinikt and Ep
r s ' identic Pisensea.
rpHfiTidWARri AssorrAtioS.'w1ite-r tbe
4 awful tJwUB4-tiMi of BUH.ua litB.ituaedJjSex
oat diieasea, ami he leee.Uon iirartleeil innrifc
.nrrimi.if liHlmi. nf aura diaeaaea. ti .Waarka,
riln-.HKii tueir Cnuaultiiuc Surgeon,
aaa CrfAHlTABl.K ACTworlliy of their name, ia
open a DMpennary for the ireavinniit r thla elan r
UiwRe,-i-Bl rheir forms, aadtoglve MEUiCAi
HVICK GKATlf to all who aw'y b' letter, with a
aerrit.(oiioftheiroinlitio.(a);e,ecupatlon,habita
et life, ..) anil in eaaea of extreme lrrerty, to
FDKSJMJ ijElMCllffcS FKKKOF CHAHGE.- H ia
needles tV add thattlie Association owimand tba
hifrheat fteltHrat sk ill oflbe are, aad wU faraiah h
Biot apiMrbVcd AiOilerA treatment.
- The Lirectors tT the' Aa.-w(attoi,.-'lB tbelr Annuar
Keporl ummi tin treataienlnf Kexuat lMaeaauf4Mh
year ending January ist, l&rV expreaa the hiph-at'
satisfartlon with the sueeeS which bar , attended the'
luuora of the Conanltine Sorjreo in tba cure or per-
matorrhata.KiHiihml W ekne3Si Impotence, uouor-
rhcea, Gleet, SyphiHa. tba iee flit Ouahista or Jeir-
abute, dreamt order a continuance. Or Uieaantepiaa
for the etuuingr year. . . ", '. i
Tbe Ulrectora, n a reie w m ma paat, icer aasnrea
that their labora ia'thla ajifiere of bcnolit effort
have been of a-reat benefit to the affllctedf,,-e''e;iallySJ
to the youiijc, and tbey hare resolved to devrtfiftfcra1-
elves, with renewed teal, to thia very imported f and
uea oeapiaefl cause. . . ........ . r-
Ad admirable Keuort on finermatdrrboi oV Rem
innl WeakneM, the vk-e of Onanism; Naatorbktinn,
orS If-abuse. and otherdiseaaesofttieaexiialerraua.
by the C-OHsaltinf Surgeon, will be aunt by mail (in
a sealed enveloiie). FKEE OF t'HAKGK. on receipt
drTWit PTAM rf for postnge. Other--Kcporta and
Tracts of the nature and treatment of eeauatdiaeaaca.
difet. Ac are eonatiintlv being -pubilabed for gratuit-
ik dlatribntion. "and will- be-aeut to the affliited.
Home of the new remMies aatd metboda of . treatment
discovered during the last year, are of great value.
- Address, for Keport or trenltneui, ur. j.i hi 1.1.13
ITOliGH'l'OS. Artlnr Sorceoe. Howard Acia
tie, So. t 8u(h Kintb Street. Philadelphia. Pv,
ly ovner. or ine mretwr. , -''
' :' EZHA U.HEAKTWtLL, President
Geo. Wafwraii.w. r!ereary - -.-' 38--t-no15
, D8, ROBACK!S -
Blood Purifier and Blood Pills.
DISEASVAKQUISHlttxi
DH. ROBACK'S SCAKDII! AVIAII KK-MUDIKS.
:ic!
FTER years of stady and experiment. Dr. Kobark
il-.tha ewitulit-weedisb Physician, succeeded in-'
producing a thedictne from twenty-three different
aperies of tuwewtalw het bf hfa nativ-lsmdwhich
acts directly oa the causes of disease in tbe blood,
and hy.reajbttug tfc rorrapved fonittain of life to a
condition of -health M purity; expels disease from
the system, w beret er rt may be located, or whatever
may be its ftaatev7 ladigestion, nervou com
plaints, eliptlr and othev tis, coughs, consumption in -Hs
early' Ugew. sew firWMt hnmrhitis, fever aad
ague, asthma, lew spirits, sefcua! Incapacity, femi
uuie weakness, pria-kipg of be stia, xymptomatic ! ..
paralysis, rhenmatieaa, nennrTgia, tumor, cuurer. dia ,
betes, lastlude and deKily, disrrhea, and an other y'
disordersf the'OTgan )rtwtiew the liver, thw.
Kidneys, the .toia. WW- wervta, o the napnla.
Sber.are Hnerriiiplj core tj Bireparat.n. It Is- A
to. the iTKix aoait or srwnaf-aisase what an al- v
kali H to an acid: HeetnMes Mien walls auwalutJ "
eertalwty. while at the : HMtW if avcalatea th.
eeretioiia, remove obtctM- tmar the bowal-s
creates appetite, renew botlily wigon-and' regeaer- .
atosevery auinml function-.. Siich.iethsrnWtore sat kt
are the etfecU'of Dr. "rlobat-f lamoetrSpnBdinavli a
Blood Pnriier, h h. If taken in eoiBtort with
hit Scandinavian Blood Pill, WH o ewtobliWr- :
ate the most painful disease, bat' prevewf thehr ?--d
ixi.trthon I if., hevond theOKHnasecstiis il
f - tntbe Scawbiraviaw VrrL Kloob Piii.-I'iv
" bnck pruMHta th VeSiiitxiT vasaaty years ewpeil--il
', haid study and experiments to what a perfects ;
ence, - ,M l. K uo can doubt their uper.tW
pill shot.. '' "ttle trial.1-Priee.'of theirJcaodinataisi
after one .;. ?; f-ataperbex.or avefof ai.,;,' 1
Blood PUls.aSv, ;-ml County, lnd.. Aug. 4, lfl57. f
-. . ' " PaRui'la'L ' ave received so much be,a- j
" Pa. C. W. KeaacK : i . ?Uod PerMer an Bl.Ml
(It from yonr Scandinavian -V -duty, and It iJolV
PIHe, that have thought it k. -m anwwr- rr
my inctiaanioni, teidveTau-avpl(ttbaF bat -
rase. I was lor years raided with . "vvmf.
ftillfnt nH ethb.-fv In ItiMliu- Av- ' .'?tch-n V
r ptt! lute-all Uve so-cill remedies wj'. . isideed
used ia nd myself of this dieaevWul.V ,J a
makekmelanx:hoIy'catalogae. 1 lmeOBultew-to
the best physicians I could hear of. iwaaindaceu -try
-yonr remedie,- thronrh the rersaasioBs a a.'''.
friend, and after asinjc them few day, was grwn lly
u ih a am nan, -iea Mil ' mwij 1
and perutanaiitly -cured., I was iilae...
tlM' ViMlnt HKWA... Iia.-. k.
afllicted - was urxviurJ , ,m J
which I supj.' n,y dyspepsia left e,y h ad-
ae'.T,
timhrbaTafoctfeByHar.b.'V)HK7e3(mi,
.fg ' Vetrulj yr,-.,. ;
From tbe Hev. 3t r. Af.-MiiI1i. . . n.. n . .
yuni.ei.r - , v- w laoiAHAPOLI, i. maj
B.04MlPrt&erfor a nervous aSertion. from w.
nac snneree muoiiiVvllnu..iWMlaU U plrasni 1 1.
.the taste. It. certainly, haa a happy-effect .npen.Uie
nerves.- Please accept iuy tbanks fox your kin., re
gardAaiMi acts, and believe me, -' :'VTiir,
'rtt V ' Jh -Wa'TatftTLLJ. jr.
..fi. ".tv-.'-r'.a viarmsATt, FridayvSep, 4, 1S.7.
- HR. KOiirX Ouar Sis: Having been afilictod with
euralaia or rheumatism for the mist tmrmd h.ir
fo havms-seenvotir medicine. exited the Xi-n. ,!,.
vian -Blood Huri)ierV4ih.U1y-recomuundud bv wentla.
luen With WUnia 1 am araiurinbtj. l..w. u. I-.U. 1
try it, but pot before 1 hud used various other Riedi.
cine. A ner using two tmtties. ffelt il eSecU Verv
sensibly, ad npon usimr wa osove; J -found m- self '
perfectly eured. nYo will allow ne, thumforei to
congratulate yoa npon mnking a discovery ia medi-
cinv w pro, ink imcti lit oe a Tcoracr ol .ucn
wonder in the diseases of the hnman family. '
rtf'ti'.U'I ji&KOReK BENAETT,
i; -a J; toeal Editor Ciucianati Duily EnquWrr.
The above eertiflcatus. and mam otlur k- -
seen st my office fcy any one at any time. Get on.i nf i
my., Family ;JIdial aiaagrntiifreBeiv
agents. .
jnaiinraetory, naies-roowstind .Office, So. 8 Kb
Fourth street, third buiidinir frbm" Uluin atntrt. . 1- - '
einnaU, O n-j- jSo.tt-j l.ik wr.j-l -.tsuiiaVi
FoT'salebT D. eeJ, Pomerrr Hoirr'S: V'o '
Middleport, Paine & Braneh. RutlaatL T)irt
rtrsoJrisooille, liirouesEaeine
aiiu uv xTuggisi anijj ercnants gencrail
vinoiAdiarKKAaT roc. Pkivats rwtstii, estab
lished Jiinnarj 1st, 1S59... FIVE I HOlfSAKU l)OL
LAHK FOB KE1T. Three Eminent Phjsiciuiis ia w
Unl attendance. -: ! . " a.1 -,;5i
- -Tbe-fm-nh) of the IfintitiltioSrConsistiug of ...-',
ritur. LontHi jaijtmrHf:i'"i.
. Member of Km Km al College of Snrgna.London
DK KOHKt'T fiEKBEKT, ". " Tr
Lte of Ptiilwii meaiberofihe Society of Friend anrft
J.M. EPftfcJIK VELPEAB. -- . .,...,'..
''Goarnhtee nnder a Penally of 15000, a com plete
tare of every Sexval icae, ihowvvan aggvavatedi
by. neglect, and
AVItliuiK, HIPTcnry. .;
Gonorrhea, SypliilisSelf-aliiiei Impotence. Whites..
prrnnr ai'iih, uiewivfinciure. r.m inseases. Te
1 1 . . r: . r ..... .. i .1 . . , . .
nereal Warts, JMseasea if the tiladderaa Kidney. ;
Female . Irrexula ritioA, finrreiiness. Liver Complaint
Kmacf.itlon, Preoiature llecayV the ' PiirS 'of Age,
General Itabilitft change of Uie, etcj receive especial
ttestioe.;-m-v.-i -Til.-."--1i ii;f'U tBa-":ri
,. TaCA-TMiRT Extix-elt Ktw and always scecessful;,.
cure rapid and thorough; and reference of emineut .
Physician "aad. Po rgeons both .ln. thl cob 11 try and
Europe. i,ioi.j 14
,Tkn IUKPESSARY CI Kt BLA K, forwarded rratisv. ''
by mail to any address, contains invaluable ad vice-
to young men. young ludiesj joniempiatlng - matri--
mony mm mamea.'1J ;.'- . ;
.-s n 1 he ITIiHlicul .Fravfeclork ---
A book of S5n paavs, contains the substance of all?
that is known In relation to secret diseases, etc.. to
getber with the ex parte a- of the faculty at the Di
nsary, acquired in tbe treatment of . more Ibant
SeOO cases. . Price 85-cenls."-- " ,-...
lht. Jacksok's Fun alb MeamrT Pills, -tnvulabl
in female irregularities, but hot adriaabie to be Used i
wavhig pregnancy, lest they sbwuld mar the hope C '
offspring, t Used in the fleeter' private prartiew-fanr
3U years. Price $1 forwarded ba mail,. .'4,-t - ,
a. Jacuok'b t KarrroAA. Paavaimva. la the aWW
article in the world that witheut inconvenience ,ot
da litre r wilj infallilily prevent conception. Tbou-anriaof-triKTried
ladies too feeble tonearthlldreaex
cept at-tlm .hatard of life bav had, reason Jo ' Im
thankful for tbi invention It. resembles no ether-
Ereventtve in use and is superior 10 all. Forward j
yraaH t any addre-s. . ..(' t't ,t ,
.M. VBLntAr's Bkautiftin Powcah, promote tiie- -health
of the skin, while it Imparl to Xho complexion,
an exquisite bloom and transparency, -which may W
prolonged ty Its use to the latest period of life. As.
It keemfaekteofl and-riaadeiil4nvHrAiMth -
circulation, it effectually prevents tba formatinaof-
wruikies, oiovcnes.irecKies, pimples, weu. ol., etc.
Price $1 per bnx. sent ny mail,-' '' 1
Kverv letter mnst eontaHs a tnitin'iV Ia.b A ....
ply. Addresa, llr. Jackson, riorbert dr Co.. or aini.-
Iily P. O. Box 1018, t'iiictnnati. Ohio. .Office, tiorilt
Wet Corner Pycauior and Fourth Kiraxta. ' -l: 1
a-sa em. .wj!..iri.e -j.i.n.:,,,,!, i;iv.
JO HIT "E LB E IT. M . ;
siu.rdJ
atioa
TT0M(E0PATHIST .AND HYDROI.1
larties
n -j 1.:. " L:T.J"
aame.
k. 1, uie, fjAuieaauAiBi . bah viue
citizens of Pomeroy and vicinity. lXx"
urjrit; in John, Geyeg BuildWi the.
merly Jacob. Neitsling's,) pn 8ycamta tss.
nearly opposite Lowry s Tin gLop, TL tt .
v j,. iiiv 11 1 1 ill vt,IUli v.
,t&3 o'oloek, and.frora 7 to 8 o'clock Uent I
I ll?aTirV Hmtna. 'I 1 1 U A A1AMV
. ... GtHce Prescrintions. from 25 eerf0""1:
25 eerf
.Timn 1,
:tv. ' L
for each,
tmmmmmm
- xx ej n w a n 1 rj 1 w . a
GREAT VA KIETY.
roin a -XHtniHir to b R,
: ran be pro u rod at H. Fntuk estces to 4lie -
mi Mreeit s raw uoers tieti.w i:pnrj- f
. " " ding, for-
finore sti-ect,
Pometey, O.
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