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5 AN ODE TO LAMB. !
v n ucurer wiui uvns nu mini i must aisiwnait
r-... aJ-.:' " u.. . . .
vr g ilc in iu mgnruiPBu oi expense -
I . 1 . - .
auu wu wgujr wen m jtio luiieai acnBe
j fliiqiijtiojlj
r O J V I
-hv- .. v v.v ww um HUB OCt na uirni.na.
But 'imcer WitbJall the trimmings understood
.... . in a w n iwirinnf ,s-.
-r Then boil the Cea. the fragrant taint nfatvju-n
- 5 - 1 - - . .
sjw xuua-pnnre joinu pa eveiMone nor rare
I alwujajauil
XMsioCIMp J mealriiAlf la thee J dfeV,
.Bat he Vut pWt aud"iy oI4 Qwi winorr, fri 1
Threelicc midway oT.ttie leg b riiiocf ' " j
TJwa" out t.lva rest away for very "fine -
V :Vlia "roast lamb! - "r',,-8.T !
,""'."" 11 '
i. ii Liana no wrf4.sn'-i
Tote Hood doaeribti an iatendedlduel which
waa prevented 'lyan amicable aj-rangement
made. upoalttte1 ground. Thjj "arUes--Mr.
Brady an'jjCpT QayiT ? affections
of Maa'Eocy Bell, find ifnocessiuy to appeal
to rm ,x :-: ;
rlwttfirst they found VM$ epiece, !
o5LliiS"-pleasunt thought grve j
That they both werciu, they'd hare
"w Jj"JL .t. .Wilt .: ' i
Tliur C- grounu, uot long
Tfo"aeiionJU net forbore; ; y
They took doien'mojre ,
Against tjie-deadlv' strife
so, they :
AtKiiJbUi'aul.B juauieajsiitt
lis doomed to have a ML jiri-j
"I do oonfes I did :ttaoko
,tU4 .wuiaivfiW caargo, .wiu ;uta.r
yourramroii do the same?" 4
E4k tnink or Honor s courtr
If we be oft without a shot
1A 'JJ JR
3l!
m -ii . . . .
''itl'iWDkt the-iftoraing now is bright, j
Why can t we aim above, as if,; ,J
. 4 J . , 11 j 1 ii 1 : . .: ...
lnCflti.ij.j
Tnat vpinoi jn. the' cn$: ; ;
.Mi i j Tt i "V 'TJ i
S&Tke aetipnaof ; men are' like the
index of a book; they-point out what is
most rcmarkab'fe'Irftneia. '
. Vnj i rQw;fettyxsoVnlhere;i-4,.a 1
etoniT Brewing ftintne-eaTen2-i"i,:'
.-! VlJjfiwiPg?: what is it'Bfewing?"V'' I'
HcgAffectation atf any part of our carriage,-is
lighting up a candle to our de
ticetif eithera jantuig.seseiox!Biflcer
ity. Zocie." j
"Wings. No, child. Boat you know
beffifitltfhatfT .VCT WW MM ) j
. .;L-.y VYiyr: pa,, thik paper says- a. tig dog
lew at him and bit him?" .ii:.,!
t-Kv j tti.ai.'.p i.i- " 'JMJrj '
' "tZBH"! keep ari excellent, taWcv 'aid
TMa'Jy,uifetutiBg:Mthw:ond,of hcV bbard
- . Thatmajbe true, ma'm," says hej
Mmmzin f& is ;
f-'oUerj sa little ui;chin the
otheday,..tjiy are prpEans tfib' hap
.phn' pXeairth; j. ..., :
JtPyi are .no t; i; jay.. (EiuJd.s' u t wbat
makes -you ask -that squeeiien2': i
"Because-they haTe'! ao'-'mother to
ppank thenf." "r :'s';,i! i j
' ttefelViai-dp' you-knW of the defen-1
Msap.ilt. -TJipmpstjo'-asked-the ooomse j
tf "a'wilnesi.Do yon eonsider' hinr a
food BitfiKiian?'"'i4 - '"'".V ,
af, replied Thompson. ,;I don't: wish
-oMBwnuateha.t $5r. Slopes isnot a good
msicIaif.'Not "alf all. - But cqfuld ot
ielp observiBg that after he commence4
plajFina the blarionej, 8iw filers whb
since been heard of?" !
; Yejara ago, when aa -yet the ponips
and' vanities of the 'World' had iiotinvadec(
Hb' fchTwche8, Fathe OBtrander "was Jre-i
aiding, elder .among th .Mthodist' in
tJj?s figipn, "f?iT hisjorroVne Sabbath,
as he was readings the iymn;' he c liead
the twkngf a musical .instrum.ent ix the
.dtioir:andausuig,.hO
"yllafPy,t,rp1athere id
the cnoirr: " I
tie
elder; 'fH irt,ijuhgb:41y fiddle. .
..yike $ wayl',;i,s" '.i'.'. iA i
jThiyt took it awayJ af . :.',T.-tir
MuEeeently, an examination was held
. Ii 1
- In tf village-'Behoil"" The- pupils " had
"reacLaqd peltT' tdldh "sound of 'alj
the Tetters ;that had.any Aoiniod, and.',thca
ranged on the flopr, ia ftont of the "yisi
tcTrs' tdbelddked at'andUnswef uch
, questi tjceji thijr tgacher saw fi
to ask. f r fc-iarf it . J H." - 'J. ?7 SH'f v!,
"Where was'' John" Kogers : burnt lt
deathjasted 'fceajjliei' of f one ia ; a
isommanding voice- -.s. .-'riV'... ;
V'Ue.couldn't tell, v;V . i
'Tia next-f aaid the teacher. - r
attbeifotoftthe;cIas8.' iJ .f ' s ,
.tUVdl,' Baid the- teacbeV "if Joshua
knows be may tell .-OlOiU x
' ,7i. ireV ,said, Joauailldoking
Tery solemn ana wise. . --y . , , J
y Biswas the, lasVouestipn. Jj5,t,;. - ci
sMdrjr Vccfol Beeelp i-I'
- Jk hot shoTel held oter-ranished fur
,nitiire,''wiH take out white spots". i
0Wa;iMINdaS83tM) auji
and.water will restore old crape. ;
. B,ibbona'of an j kind 'should be washed
in cold soap suds and jPot. rinsed. " ' i
Jf your.nat-irpns.are rough, rob. them
well withlfiqe aalt, and it will make them
jSmootArf-i , i.xi.S'M',is s"ti'ii '
;.. Oat stfaw is the best fee fiUuJg i.beds-
Jtshoulde changed once a.yar.rcl '
' 1 If youVare .buying a carpet for dura-
biUry. eAoose small figures. ; . ,.
vf doAi- will oreventiheir creaking. 4
Schnnffptit -m- the holes where
crH'et8.con,mt,:'tjilf dtjstrof .them, ?
Wood ashe and common Bale : wet
BUU VJt 'v"1 r o
. .1 . 1
."'.; . i . l
4 .gallon 01 SMong.iye pun arrex
of wateVrwiH ake it as , soft as yain wa
ter,
Half
, JPF JkM was ready fo t!i foes.
Fear made them tremble so. thev found
4 &&fm
leader, ,fV!r; r..r , In T . ,T-,.j-, - ;r
"J say if isn t, said the indicrnant
IU.UT A FLAHT.
House Keep(s mil be Jnlerested 5n
knowing tha t yeast is a plant. Wheri"ex-
J aiained under the inicroscopel. sajs the
uwauwtuaaneriv aveTiew. ii ib iuuuu.io
consist of clobular "vesicles, atout
l-2500th of an inch in diameter when
full grown. They are multiplied by little
vesicles budding qu$ foinhe sjlde of the l
size, and repeat the reproduction either
while attached to the parent globule or
alter separating from it. The multipli
cation oea-on to an indefinite 'extent,
with a fitting : supply of food,-and af a
moderately warm temperature (70 to 00
degrees Fahr). The vesicles aikniouri
ished by sucking in a portion of the or
ganic liquid in which thJ exlet,,lecQin
posing this chomically, and either act
u4Uy7ii'WDg'off o :ausing"the separaSon
at thoir outop;urjac- of ,carbBK: acid in
the form of gas, which appears as bub
bles in tho liquid. ThiiJj however, js not
aii. oome pnenomena accompany me
PWJ'?!5aft.?bija'Tolyee of the
most abstruse and, at present, obscure
questions of modern ehemistrj.m The
yeast plant is a wasteful "Feeder. " Not
only doe jt depnippsa, so jprch; 0f the
liquid as it requires for its own nutrition",
but it produces a similar decomvoskion
in the liquid around it, wtifcKis referred
bTichcmist tothe same unexplained force
byj t Vvhioh, many , inorganic, 0 substances,
cause the combinatidn or ser)ftrati6ri"'of
snte8awiltlwuMbmselve3,," under-
guiug aiiernauou. eiauipie lui -
n ished by the action of spongy platinum
upon a mixture of hydrogen aud oxygeja;
gases, causing them to unite and produce
wale,;bMifaeJti.it) fweseht
atunibIitigbl6cko natfiral pKlbgriphets,
manyFwhomar'eaYri'estly e"hd4avoring
to Btirmount it, and when this is accom
plished, they will- probjihiyeerexM
'point pt vantage whence they will gain
.an insigh&(y)t;q 4itud$ .p unex
plained phenomena of Vegetable and ani
maJ!ehemi8tr'vi' j3ot5j?w Uh J I'iw hiaehr.
It is essential that potatoes once buried
ynportapt as thisan something 1
tliarf straw from a tnteshiug machi
bettev
ine is
necessarv to carrv off the rain. Rve or
aiEtrawJtHres.had with aaST is as!
..if iR i Iso 1 i-l ITir'! I .
sare suecessiui in Keeping poiaioes uurieu
in this way, and think them much better
in qualifcrlhjm r kepteig'ti ?tiry c?lhjrt:
Whetherjit jnak agj fference rttbj
the peeping or eating qualities or the
potato, to keep it exposed. tQ the -Jight
ten Uhie9?r& Inilf dajfeTimTe
convenience as to this, though theoreti
cally they should be exposed as little ?aa
possible. - As to ventillation o the pits,'
if the ground is dry underneath air they
need is a wisp of straw atthe top, reach
ing from the potatoes out of the covering;
the matter of that, indeed,-iL-j!i6t1;s6en-ti$.
lAjreerpatjonishiad through
the heap, anj tbe earth covering of course
very light and porous, so that fhleres
sfcrylittle obstruction. ' Cor. Mt.. Gikfxd
rnany. farmers who 5 have Jiearly wasted
(he better part of their days by niisman
agement"nd waste of .time, and for' the
wjantf .ftoie head'york to make ;their
handwqrkffectivje. We want more men
who will Tiiake fwo spearsvof grass grow
where one grows now. Such men "are a
help to the. world. 3IcttKf wxEfgy-aBf
thougnt, oi sound economy ana-ocep-rai
culation?, jue!P the. world along,, by their
intuence..and-, example,,-! -feViQtu.iarmers
are an honor to our cpuntry. Where the
farmer caU'iateshiB nSd as well as hjts
soil anfl brings each under a high state
of cnltifatipniyqif hjive.a fail-model of a
useful and happy, .respectable: and inr
fluential man. ,
,. p J j "T . m"t Q : T" ("J i t .
J'Tlie AqricuTtural Gazette says,
thoroughly skimmed tvmilk smixed with
soot, about as thick as paint, and applied
to the tree with a white-washrbrtndi, will
prevent rabbits dojng miscliief to tlje tree.
TSe Scicntic)AjherJcn sajs that lamp
black will answer the same purpose.
Jj'.TSiW? ! 1.'.. ;..'VTTj'St .''J,".'
S&Mechi, who is a highly enlight
ened and practical English agriculturist,
says he is convinced that beef-niu6t sell
at 20 per cent, higher than mutton to
makeathes-'p&y )ikeiw w iwu
Times of Holding Courts.
We, the undersigned, Judges of the Courts of
Common Pleas, in and for the 7th Judicial -Di-s
trict of Ohio, do order that the District Courts
and : Court of . Common; rPless. ia ihe - several
counties. f -said.- District, be held; for the year
l$Q0f M follows: f,f:iT TSf aa ; ; d-' .
n-m: sAa n 3TSTBICI COtlRTS, v .
Washineton - .iCounty. 'alondayt , -.J-pril. : 9.
Meigs
Friday, " 13.
Gallia
Lawrence
Scioto
Mondarrr'T-'
neaHesuayf
Saturday.
21.
26.
3.
"S;
10.
:T 12.
' 15.
17.
j
, " Monday, Sept.
cr0 01 Wednesday."'".'
Pei-rv
Fairfield"'1'
Hocking UJ : Monday, ' :
Athens . " . Wednesday, " -
Vinton'" mr-'"' " Saturday, r::r
Ja'ckson 3 t :"- " Monday; 1-
.QOURTS.OF C0MMOX PLEAS.
"llJ First Svbdivisidn Spring Term.
Fairfield County, Monday, February 27.
hSockTSg"
Perry
28.
Summer Term. '
FairW4,Can-ay, ndly.ay 7.
n!M 5 . un4.
Faiill ounty,T Monday, October 1.
Pery'i5&:-'VK sw i 44 i 15.
Hoeyngai-A. I 29.
: 'J T Second SubdwiriontSprintf Term.
Lawrence County, , Monday, '.February , 13,
Vinton ,
13.
1 TfV
Jackson
Pike
-.27.
12.
n i9-
March
Jt. A.
Lawrence
Cbuntyj
Monday,"' May ;
14.
14.
28.
11.
18.
Vinton "J
Jackson
Pike ,,
r. '-U-rT .'.' ;rtt f.: ?; ii
m; i.'.,'--: -tti .! "June"
Scioto
' -Fall Term:' -: ;
Lawrence
VTnfon "
"County,
Monday, September 24.
Jackson
, - . ." ." October .15.
Pike .. ;
0 a Thursday, Novembei-;1 '8.
Tiiid SvidiM(mrSipTing-Term.., J.
Scioto
Washington -County; Monday, February 27.
Athena , , wT Thursday, March , t8.
Meigs J Monday, " - '19.
Gallia ,r. f.TT ' '''( . p 44 - 26.
r. Summer Term. ,.
WaahinctOBL .County. (: Monday, May . , 28.
Athena.-,,. !a;4, . Thursday, .June
Meigs , -.:. f-44 . Monday, ... f;.;;
GallLa- ,T".u -..f4-, -. '4 : .44.
.- 7.
18.
25.
Washington County, v Thursday, . October 11.
Athens ;
jionaayr
. 22,
Meiga.ita.Y,
Cafiia
-Friday, NoTember. ; 2
' Monday, '- '.V'rt. 12
Ljjj jQ, -Whitman,
" ( SiiifedJf Nash. I .'
H W;W. Jounso?;
' ! A 7 JJ0,- P.;PtTI.ltT.
De-ember 22, 1859.
THE -STATE OF OHIO, V. r r ?
- ConTT of MBtoa, ss. r i . :, . '
- L Rodney Downing Clekof the Court of
Common :J.eas anu . Jiirio. voun in mc
county afqresaidy do hereby , certify that the
foregoing order made by? the Judges .of, ,the
Courts or uommon jrieas, in aim ior
Judicial DistrietQf Ohio, to be correctly copied
from the Journals of said Courts as appears or
0 - rJv.nrrl in this omoe.
. witnVh4reof,,f havehereunto set my
- r,,l -affiT-orl h BPf1 orrinr rtairl
Court of - Common Pleas,, at Eomerej:
December, A. 0.-1869. ...
E U R NJt T U EE, :Z tTE N I
lkUL
FKONT STREET, HEAD OF STEAMBOAT LANDING
CS OVt Xomeroy, ' Ohio." . V;'
I HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM
largest and best assortments of Furniture ever brought to this M'irkct em-
bracing many new styles, all of winch
experienced Mafiufiicturers in 'Cificinnati,
.1 ! - 1 . - 1 ' . . . 1.11
Btyie -ana ' woritmansnip, as any soiu Jiere
partjof vr-iH ,-bc::; - ,..iU. ,
40 dtfsr. Chairs, embracing many new and
beautiful styles;
Btdstada.ofei'ery description;
Dress and Plain Bureaus;
Mahogany Walnut ancL:Cherry .stuffed
; : Seated, Chairs;. :Sj 1' m : . ;
Sofas and Lounges; :
EHzabetkiChaijrsi j '
Hocking Lhairs;
.Andrmany otherartielos not here eaumeratedallof which will be sold at very
low piTcea, " " ' ,". ' ''... .
im t -sr r
ii nntlV.nr XKINn Metallic n(1
CofBns, of Jill sizes, kept constantly, on
inanitiui ior me very iiDerai snare 01
rename heretofore-bestowed, I hope, bV
Attotobusifiefe, and LOW PRICES;
January 25, 1859.
-iy
l I'.TS .ft
iEr ats ' a
OROSBRIES, HARD
AVING RECEIVED :!,A t LARGE AND CAREFTgLLY'1 SELECTED
Stock of Goods, adapted tosthe Winter Tide; Yand whi"chJ will te kept'eomr
flete try frequent addHio,nsdntiag;:-ibe seasonj) 'I am prcpar6aptd"pScr; to my
patrons, and -the publi b. large, everythine; as far 'as posSble", necessary to 'cdn-
ii.:i..i x it Oil- i' t11'L-u ' -t. -"ri i:. j m v.'Ln r-.fi V Q tlT 'Z L I i
stitute a full Stock in the above lines, and
rrry-pTOdvcejtn-t4Teno-fawrleims.'
THE AIIIO RING BUSINESS : - i
AVill be coaducted, as Jieretdfere, jander
assisted byrs competent wrakiciirany
ui- iUaKuiV-auj. x.xi.eiJii.iiiji;, uMipl-J aucuueu iu., . ..
TI3C.ES I'-A.SiaCIODNrjS TnE SEASO w
WiP atIltimes,be-fiuad.anliand) together with afuH Stock pfClothSj Cassi-
N. B. -To those whom I have extended a short credit, and, w.ho.are now disre-
fSIF!l,? - f riwraifiijamntictopa up. according xo apeement, wisn to
-
REMOVED TO .
JII 13 ID l E '3 OH T
(Of whicb the, above is a
Smoke, thereby,.-. f '
SAVING 50
They-arff fqm-the
A. BRADLEYPITTSBURGH, , PENN'A-
These Patent Gas-Burning Stoves do not choke up with soot -and dirt as others
will, and have a'stronger draft, and bake
great advantage these. Jratent. otoves nave overall others is, tnat the lop I'lates
being double and hollow, they will not warp nor become twisted, as all other Coal
stoves do, thereby Baving expense and; trouble. We claim for these new Patent
StOVCS-' ' ' -- i Jr
Firstl.a-.great saving of Fuel.
t-SecoffdyJlL much quicker and hotter oven from the same fdeh -I ff tlf.:z
Thirds the preservation of Center Pieces.? H : i -Fourth,
Cleanliness; as there is hot' one-half the ir and soot 'that is' found in
other. Stoves. - - . . .. ' ' ' .-
Fifth, These Stoves all have a draught
will protect it from burning' out so fast
. In addition to these celebrated Patent
a large assortment of the very best; ' '
LIVE p;ilXfVlCT0?AK, AND
t SUCH AS, r .?!), "" .'.'i Tii'd. f
OFAEVERJ VVjARIETY,. PARLOR AND FRANKLIN STOVES,
For Tinware and Stock we are
UJEL
Old Stoves taken in exchange for new.. Also, Old Metal, Brass, Pewtfer, Cop
per, Rags, Beeswax, Old Silver, &c, always taken. Middleport, May 24, 1S59.
a q tj MfiVRT) " TTTS JEWELRY
A'A V -v .
Tiuildinff.2 itamediatelv at the lieaa
Landing Road; next door below Remington's Store, and informs
herwitb, lMu that he
did, at the same. time, 4)pen his new Stock, comprising all the
latestjattefn of -' . .. .. . . ;
JEWELRY
AND
ruUr.iin'iiii' xrhifih 'he, will sp.lt
rants every article to be of the value represented. : ' ' .. ' . '
His: Storfi-Room.js spacious, and expressly fitted up for the commodious recep
tion of customers, where they will fipd a prompt and satisfactory attending in all
their wants appertaining tb his bnsmess. i - J ; -,' . ,
All his work, sucb as ' ', ' . . '' .- 'I'Z-i. -
WATCH;' C LOCK- AN D JEWELRY HE P ATRIMSz,
iif b,e executed1 in thV very best manner., prompt and durable. , ( All hjs work is
ii;i'4j A'-:'o.'.t:,f.i'itinni r.iiov-; tK mnnpv laid' out-for iff will' be re-
1?T
9Vif ttlli-CVl W .lVO DttWOlrtVUWMj VVi.w.J.mw.
-'
...Ta nil' ftnm whnm hfi'hfts rer-eivifid
wishes for contianance of the same.- W. A. AICH ER, Jeweler. --
."2-3 tf ' ' ' ' At tho head bt Wharf-Boat Landing Road, Pomeroy, U.
, .fw. ::.tr I ?,jnv fer;j! . , -
T tT S E7T Wft II rflfffT
at ' :" .
CINCINNATI WITH ONE OP THE
is manufoeturcd by
the oldest and most
be.aa eood,. both J n
tuidUg-Ttartaated 4o..& Ag, goodJothJ n
1 . -. . ' . "
or eisewnere,
.; v. ....
My stock consists, in
What-nbts; :;... ' :
Plain and Fancy Stands; '
Dining and Extension Tables;" ' '
Card and Center Tables; '!
Wright's Patent Spring 'Bed',' Bottoms;
Ivooking-G lasses, in great variety; .."'
Looking-Glass Plates; "
Gilt and Rosewood Mouldiftsrs for Pic
ture Frames, &c, fcc;
- s a tt
Wnnrl
hand. MJ&ki!&x
3
pal-. uiBAtm'SiJi,':iS
strict .WfM
to merit a continuance of the same. -''
nd ps ; - '" jv;; - -:
VEESWJiE. c.f
which will be 'sold for CJiSH drfceuti
-c1 4; i :-' ": '!:!-"aa
At'-..
tie siiperviaion of X. .M, H'GLOTlilAx,
in: the county . Kvery thing, in the way
PomerpyI; January 3, .1860.
toves..'i."
? o.
representation,) is warranted to burn the Gas cuJ
PER CENT. OF FUEL.
celebrated Works of
more quickly and evenly. . Another
' '' ' ' ' '."";'"' '. '." ' ' '' ' "'.'.','
of cold air back of the Fire-Plates, which
as in other Stoves. .
Gits and Smoke Burning Stoves, we have
; '',.' '' '";;.;. ; . 7.. .' 1:,":".;. .,
MINNESOTA' HEATING STOVES
unequaliecland will' gellloW .for ..
STORE TO A. BURNAP'S . NEW
. j
oi tne tvnan-Buai
FlANCYS articles,
at-verv reasonable prices, and he war-
J ,
. -..,.11 l
Datronace. he returns cordial tnanKS, anu
! M;tn,lf 11"
7 t
OMMMIIBHIMIMIIMauiaHBD
Stoerlff's Sale. '
Jacob Cains a. Marin H:is!;ins, tl!a Haskins, anil
' Jtel HiiskiiiH.
Br Virtue of an ohuer of sale to
me directed, from the Court of Common
Pleas of Meigs County, I will offer for sale, tit
the door of the Court House in l'omeroy, at 10
o'clock A. M., ; ,
Oh tlu 4th day . of February, 1800;
the following described hinds iuid tenements,
to wit: situate in Meigs' County, Ohio, in sec
tion 34, town 4, rAiigc-12, in the Ohio Compa
ny s Purchiise, beginning at the south-east cor
ner of said section 31; thence west 16 chains
and 47 links to an ash ten inches in diameter;
thence' north one degree east 10 chains and SI
links 'to a stake; thence, north 5; degrees east
4 eliains; thence north 61 degrees east 14 chains
and 11 links to the east side of said section;
thence south. IS chains and 43 links to the
place of beginning, containing 22 acres, 3 roods
and 8 rods; also a certain other tract, in section
33, in town 4, range 12, in the Ohio Company's
Purchaser. Beginning 16 rods west of the north
east, corner of said section 33; thence south 7
rods; jthenoe west S rods; thence north 7 rods;
thence east to the place of beginning, and sold
as the property of Maria Jlaskiiis, Ella; Ilis
kihsj'and' Joel Ilaskins, at the suit of Jacob
Duins." Appraised at SI, 400. Terms of sale,
cash-.,-
; December 2. 1859.
J. Vi : SMITH. Si M. Ci
-l-5t 4.50 . ,
Sheriff's Sale. . -
1 Win. B. Shplicr1 vs. Aaron Rutherford.'
BV VIRTUE OF TWO (2) EXECUTIONS
;to me directed,. from the Court of Common
Pleas of Meigs County, I Will ofl'er for sale, lit
the tfoor of the Court House in Pomeroyj at 10
o'clock A. M., ':' ! -i . . " ,
3 ,--. On the 4th day of February, i860, .
the. following described lands and , tenements,
ip-wit; beginning at the south-west corner of
Rection 30 in ColutnbIa;township, Meigs County,
Ohib,; thence east V8 rods; thence south to the
renter liiie of- said 'section 36; thenco west to
ithe-. west. line ef sid sectiou 3b; thence north
to Jh place of .beginning, supposed to contain
luO:ac.res, more, or less, in town 9, and range
1 i, of, the Ohio Company's Purchase, and sold
aaf he-property of ' Aton Rutherfoi-d, at the
8uJt' of. William ; B.' Shepherd. Appraised, at
$1100. ..Terms of sale, cash.
;. '.' , J, V. SMITH, S. M. C.
' Deb. 3'0, '1 ?50. 1-fDt $3.00 ' : ' . : . !
k':i..H Sheriff's Sale... , , -
.jJiac.SauV vp F. vV. Stevens inrt Robert HyselU
X; VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE TO
me directed, I will OiFer for sale, at the door
of the Court House in Pomeroyjat 11 o'clock
Ai'St,' .l-'.'J'ivvi. :,' : ;i ..il
-lit On lht4th day of February, I860, ,?
the following described' lauds and tenements,
ts-wit: Lot iSo. 1S2, witu the buildings thereon,
situate in the town ot Pomeroy, Meigs County,
Ohio, and sold as the property of F. W Stevens
arid Robert Hvsell,:at the; suit of Isaac SauL
Apprised at 4,000. . Terms of BJlc,'cash.
. .,, , . ,: 1., J. y.SillTxI, S. M. C,
Pec.; 3D, '50,i-5t .zo , ; ,. , .7
'; t gkeflira Sale; :. . -;:;,!;
.;.. Ruubep Glllilan vs.'Frets,lom Wtevens- . !
B virtue of an order of sale to me directed
from the Court of Common Plea of -Meigs
Ceinty, I wHl offer for sale at-' tho 5 door of the
Cour-t Uouse in Pomeroy, at' 12 J o'clock, noon,
On the 10th day of February, 1860,
the following described lands and tenements,
towtt; The, southerly half, of lot No. one hun
dred eighty-orie'(l8i),in thd.Towii of Pomeroy,
Meigs county, and sold as the property of Free
dom W. Stevens,' at the suit of Reuben Gillilan.
Appraised at 600.00." Terms Of sale, cash.
;.r;;: - 'i J.J. WHITE. S.M. C. .
Ja.t..6,,18G0. 2-5t. 1.50. :-: .
..--.: ' n.i SheriiT'8 Sale. - .
Christopher Kenlor vs. the hoir$ of Josae Stafford.
T Y virtue of an order of . sale to me directed
ft from the .Court of Common Pleas of Meigs
county, 1 will oiler for sale at the door of the.
Court House in romeroy, at 10 o clock A. Mn '
t.-;,;tU On the l)thdtry of February, ItiOO,: . ,
tne following described lauds and tenements,
to-wit; situate in the town of Pomeroy, in said
county ot Meigs, the undiviaed hall ot lot io.
220 and all that part of lot No. 221 not con
veyed by the deed of Daniel Shaw ' to fclihu
Thsmpson, and sold as the property of the heirs
of Jesse Stafford, dee d, at the, suit of Christo
pher Kepler, i Appraised at 900.00. , Terros..of
tie, cash. . J.J. Vi H1TE, S. U. C,
- Jan. 7, I860; -2-ot. 2.00 : - - ' ' '
i. . ,. ; -',; ; Slierifl"' 'Sale. . ,'T- . i
J. and J. P. Pteiner & Co. vs. E. S. Edwards..
BY virtue of an order of sale to me directed
from the Court of Common Pleas of Meigs
County, I will offer for sale, at the door of the
C6urt-house, in Pomenor, at 10 o'clock A. y,
On ihe ISth day of February, , ,
the following described lands and, tenements,
to-wit: Part of fractional part 'of one hundred
acre lot No. 2:i9 in Salisbury township, in said
county: beginuing at the south-west, comer of
Mrs: Thomus'i Lot; thence south 2 t.- west 00
feet to a stake; thence south 89 east 80 feet to
a stake; thence north 24 east to a stake in the
line of Mis. Thomas' Lot; thence west to, the
place of 'beginning: ' &lso lot No. '9, in a sub
division of said fractional part of 10) acre' Lot
No. 299, being the same two lots sold to E. S.
Edwards by T. A. Plants. Sold as the prop
erty of E. S. Edwards,' at the suit of J. & J. P.
Steiner & Co. : Appraised at 900.00.. .Terms
of sale, cash. ; . J, J. WHITE, g. u. C.
Jan. 14, I860; 3-"t . . . . ' '?,00..
aa-.u , ShevliT's Sale., .-V'
William Tilton. Adm'r of Richard J. TjUon, d.eu,J,
vs. Kasjilas MrXeil. ;
BY. Virtue, of an orsder of sale to me directed
from the Court cf Common Pleas, of Aleigs
county, I wiR offer for ssle at the door- of the
Court-house, in Pomeroy, at 11 o'clock A.M.,-.
On the 20th day of February, 1860,-,::
the following described lands and tenements, to
wit: HSftacre lot No. 1165, in town No,. 4, in
section No, 9, of range 11, of the Ohio Compa
ny's purchase, in Meigs. county, and sold as the
property of Rasselas. .McNeil, at the suit f
William Tilton; Administrator of "Richard J.
Tilton: dee'd.. - Appraised at S30O.00. , . Terms of
sale, cash. .,- , . r- J., J,. WHITE,, S. M. C, .
, Jan, 13, 1800. 3-5t; ..;, 5.00
r.j, ''Siicri1fg Sale."' - - '
H. H. Swallow vs. George Slivers, surviving part
ner of Jesse- Stafford, dee'd.
BY virtue of; an execuf ion to to me directed
from Abe Court of-Common Pleas of ,Meigs
county, T will offer for.'eale.in'the old, pill on
lot 'No. 220, .in-Po;meroy; at' 10 o'clock 'a.'
':1"': ' On the'fyiA rfay oyai?wy,'l860;? ;
one Carding Machine,' 'ahd sold as the property
of George Stivers, surviving partner of Jesse
8tafford; dee'd, at the euirof H. H. Swallowii
Terms of sale, cash.,, - 'J. J.'-WHITE, S. M.-Gii
Jan. 13, I860. 3-3t .. 1.00 ,
,. , -.- . , . '. , NOTICE. ' ;'-:
HOMER CROSBY, OF MASON COUNTY,
in the Stat? of; Virginia, will take notice,
that Martin Kodcnheber did, on the 8th day pt"
June, 1859, file' his petition in the Court of
Common Pleas, witliin ahd for the County of
Meigs, and State of Ohio, against the said Ho
mer Crosby, and Peter Crosby and '-George
Stivers, defendants, setting forth that the said
Homer and Peter Crosby, on the 10th day of
October, 1856, made and delivered their prom
issory note of that date to the said George Sti
vers for $300, payable on the first day of
March, 1858, with interest at ten per cent., on
which: note there was due and unpaid on the
28th day of June, 1858, 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 George Stivers, .their other
promissory note of. f aid, last named date, for
the sum of $25.0, payable on the first day of
March, 1859; and that the. said Homer and Pe
ter Crosby, to secure the payment of said notes,
did, dn the 9th day of February, 1857, execute
and deliver to, tho said George Stivers a mort
gave on certain real estate, situate in the town
of Pomeroy, as described in said mortgage as
the kinds, houses and shops pwued and occu
pied by said nomer and Peter Crosby,, aiid
conveyed to them by John S. Davis and Samuel
Morton, by deed, dated February "9th, 1857;
and that the said George Stivers, for a full con
sideration, did, on the 5th day of May, 1857,
assign and deliver said notes and mortgage to
the said plaintiff, and praying that the said
Homer and Peter Crosby may pay . said sum
now claimed to be due, amounting to ?471 25,
with interest on $250 thereof from the D'th day
of November, 1 856, at 8 per cent., and on
$221 25 from the 28th day of June, 1858, at 10
per cent.; or, that said premises may be sold
Jo pay the same, and the said Homer Crosby
. i,tiv notified that, he is reouired to appear
I mid answer said petition on or before the third
'Saturday after -the 14th day of Febrtiary, 1S00.
T. A. PLANTS, ,
' Eec. 27, '59. 52-0 1, Att'y for rininHF
! GREAT-VARIETY.
! ' NYTHING from a 'Nntmeg to a Barrel of Flour"
i i can be procured at H. Frank's establishment, on
Front Street, a few doors below Court, romeroy, O
1mV "---V - S. S. SILVERMAN, AS'-
I
puts. nsuraurr. ;
MANHATTAN
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Incorporated 1821. No. GS Wall Street, ''K- Y
Cash capital and surplus, 400,000. ',
,,. n w. fin I'AJLSiiiit, Pros
Andrew J. Smith, Sec y. , , (:
IRVING FIRE INSURANCE, Co!,''"
No. 9 Wall St., N. Y. Cash capital and sui-p-s
255,000. : M ASON THOMPSON, Pres t.
: ilABTUt 1m CaowtLL, Sec'y. . . .. . -i
HUMBOLDT FIRE INSURANCE COV1
No. 10 Wall St., Y. N. Cash capital and tr
plus, $242,000. , - JOHN RANKIN, Pres't.;
Wsi. Mulligan, Sec'y.
LORILLARD FIRE INSURANCE COv
No. 31 Wall St., N. Y. Cash capital and sur
plus,-264.000, . UAKL1SLE NORWOOD Pres.
, Ueo. V. ukaey, ftecy.
The above Companies, with unimpaired Csp-
itals. and additional cash -surplus. caniririe i
near $1,200,000. The undersigned being sole I flinEi ELEGANCE, ,- SPEED, NOISELESS
agent. for this County, is prepared to Insure on J X ness and simplicity of the -Machine; . the
dwellings and their furniture, merehandfze beauty and strength Of stitch being alike on
buildings, and other property, at as low rates
us other Companies, equally responsible.
ALL LOSSES will be promptly adiusted and
paid; -. Persons! desiring insurance are solicited
to call on me bfrlbre" procuring a policy' else
where; i i JAM KS It ALSTON, Agent
romeroy, Dec. 6, 1S59. 49-Gm
GUAKU AGAINST FALL-AKU .W1XTEK F1KKM
'''""' '- ' B Y ' ' ' :-'
Choibo Zusuranoo
' - - 1 WITH THE ' ' '' 1 :
Incorporated 1819-: Charter Perpetual.
CASH CAPITAL.. 1000.000,
ABSOLUTE AND UNIMPAIRED." 1
NET SURPLUS OF 942,181.72,
And ihn JiM-stifre of 4il years snrccHS arid exp'rifiu.
l!Wiirl (if S 12.tKiO,(,(iO of Ios.i' luive been id by
the .Elr.u Insur.-inoe L'Hiiipirny in lh (isl 4(1 yean.
. The value of. reliable. Inaur.iace will be apparent
rrnm me niiiowuif;
LOSSES : PAID BY THE -TNA
' i outaup tii PiST riv' tears:' i
'ii.-;
la Ohio, - - $431,520 P3
In Wisconsin, l(W.tl55 i7
In Kentiu-kv,- 2i4.f09 4
Missouri, "-' - 4.51f Ir4
Iowa A" Minn.. TOI.rt'.l" .46
In Mioliipin, - 158.043 f
In Indiana. ''- I46.P3H 81
In Illinois, - . 44.-J.3-27 41
Tennessee.' -' 97.549 21
KMiisas & Neb., t9,4. 77
Hcnrt. k V:i., 3,5ai "2
Ark-.-dt G:i " 23.943 i9
Aliaaisaippi and. Alabama-, - -.- $524.12. 18 ;
Fire and 1 1, land N.-cvijrution Risks acceptdjiit
terms ronsi.'tent with solvency nnd rirollt. - '.
. Kspecial stteuiinii' Riven lo Insurance of OWBLL
rSGSiind contents, for terms of I 'to 5 tears. "
The solid service lona; and suocetgfuHy . tried, and
th? many advantages the JElim lusuiniH-e (,'ompany
Iinssesses iu its line, simuUI not be overlooked b'v
thoae ready to insure nnd understanding their best
iuterosts. ,, , -;. . .t ; s -x
liurind "stringent tliuei"'. the Becesgity for reliable
Insurance 'becomes tin imperative duty the ability
of property owners to sustain loss being -then much
lessened- . . , ,t?
Ageiu'ios in tbe principal cfttes nnd towns
throughout theSlale.: Poli ies issued witliont delay,
uy uny oi ine uui auiiiorizen n nis oi lite tttinpany
' rF'Kii,iue3s attended to with despntoh anit fidel
itv. .. . ..f iOKES. BKANCH, Asei t, , .
Sept. 20.-38-3m. .' ' , '.' Poinerov, O.
(Edufaitonal.
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE,
. ' ' ' HAKTFORH CITY. M.'.POS CO., VA. '
rphis Institut" has been nrcej'fullv commenced
M. under tb pntrnnKe ''of the) Hertford City Coal,
Minintr & Maniifuctnrinr; Company, for th,- benrflt
of Fakmkrs' and Hrni!i(r sons and daiurhters
where tby may reserve ihondTaiiluees ttf amperinr
KDUCATIUA rowuul nas liiinorlrt neen oiiereo tuein
in Common Schools. -at charges softiciently 'low for
trlt-to .inlru44 4-oaiplete:Acud.iuiual biiu4tfili.ii.
lt is now eiitertnp M its se-nnil session, and is de
lishtfcitly sittisted on a ?entJ-! aloiuliir Sauilv etnl
nn'nco. overlookinir tin river Ohio, and only a short
ilUtanc from thn '-Steamboat Lnntlnig. The School
Room ami Teai h-r's Kesiilence is held' in that snn-
i-ious niiilt'iujr formerly known, as the Brethren
hnre . - " ;'.
. Th,' room cout:'iiis5,000 sqarn fvat,and is replete
with everv suiia:,i- coi.ve nnncc.
- 1 ho hftalinff and liehtine: apparatus Is perfect;
ti- vinsr four. larire stoves, uinl SJSti feet of window-
i"rht. and heme cile-ntert -In roetnhnve the road
,;, making jt the must desirable, healthy situation
unaiTinnme.
There is also a Linrary and Readinsr Department
attached, for the nse. oi . gugo 'lib. (-ontalutHff in-my
exceii nt sianuari woirs. wun moiiiiuy uu.l ie,.Klv
ltrriftdicals. to iaut the desire, of all parties, and it
intended hereafter, lo add a Piuno Forle, for the
Ladies, as an accoin t'animiit to tin- City lirass lialni,
now in lull oneraliou every eveninc. ... ,; .
Tin School Is conducted by the Principal, aided by
Asssaianis. inaie.ano leinnie. ', '
The male pnpilsiire taught every branch of learn
iiiir eecess:trv for tli-'ir future ailvantare. niakim
them curable of ;-iiterLir on all such duties as iiuiv
hereatter offer for their weal, ,
.' Tile female department are also tanjrlit every noe-cs-4ar
ac'iiniilishineut. with plain and fancy needle
work iu addition to a sound scholastic course,
i Hours of altendanee, 9 to K, and 2 t:a. for youth
and 6) lo 9. for udiilts. , , ;
i niis-inny tne cnuuren oi the annve receive as tin-
eral an e Itu-ationiisiH sristorratic instituUons. wliosu
charges xclude m.-uiy- a naturally talented child
from rbtaiiHng the -assistanctf necessary lo develop
us imeueei-.. ... - - . , -..
Pupils charged only rom t'me oT entrance. "
: Term persesiion of 3 months. S3 .Wench. ::', .
A limited ntiiiib : r of boarders are taken, at a small
charire.
References may be hail to parent, of pnpils, either
in Ohio; Tf est Coliimhi (, Mason City or this plce.
on application to the Principal, at tile Institute. ,
SAMUEL B. SAUNDEliS, Preceptor.
. Opt. 4.-40,-tf. ...,,,,.;, ,,, .-"j.-; - .,(....
; MOUN'T AUBURN
ti
YOUNG-LADIES' W STITUTE.
THIS Select Peminry. nitiiated In the beahtiful
and healthy suburb .i-f Cincinnati, called Mpuut
An hurts claims equal standing with the most hp
proved Schools in the Eastern States., .
The pnpils form a part of th' 'family of the Prirtel
pil, and the charges ar-s)dnee4 nt the lowest rales
consistent with ilumpt'jririiy of the domestic ar
rangements and style f the Institution.
The course 'of education ' reach,s the highest
branches usual' in the besi'Feinale euiinaries.
.There ure twoeossiops ot alioiit tweiily.-one' njeeks
each. . .. . , . ;
'The charge' for ooard, lodgifg, light, washing.
Kuglisli, scientific uiid-cllissicnJ branches, . f ISO per
session. " '. . . . , V
Music, singing, painting flbd Jlodern Languages at
cuxtouuirv rateg. ,, . ' ,' i . , . '. -
- Being within ft few minutes1: ride front FOurth
Street by -oinnlbus leaving! every half hour, this
school affords peculiar facilities to families residing
on the river.' -: ' ' . "t -;!-
, For the success of the Institute, in accomplishing
itsaims, reference is made with great confidence to
it'piitrons.'i t' ,-r. tf ltit),i :.; l'.-ii!-, Mtl -.1
The next session will open on Tuesday, tbe 13th
of September, 1859. .'.'.' ''
Applications may bei made to Rev. E. A. CRAW
LEY, D. D.,Monnt Auburn; orlo J. H. WHITE, Esq.,
at Moore. WilstH Keys & Co:'s, Cincinnati. '
Refer,'nce is also made with. -permission) to:Hon.
V. B. llorlon, and Charles Pouieroy, EsqPomeroy,
Ohio.: i-i , v . August 31, 1859. 36-3t'
I RON FEN C IN G
' . - ,' : AND .,','. . . ;. ,(
. 3E O H- T I O O 23 S ,
GAN BE PROCURED . IN 1RONTON AT
as low prices, in as greiit variety, and of as
good material as any place in the West.
T. 8. KIRKER, Ironton, Ohio. '
N6V-15, '59. 46-ly , ...t . ........j'i'
OV and after Menday. Nov. 4, trains will leave
Alliens as follows:
Going Kjst Express Mail at ' - ' L - 5K!0 r. w.
G" aol WrsT-Mfil at (-.:- - 11:3(1 p.m.
Express mail east uud make Hose connections at
Parkersburg with Ihe trains or the Baltimore and
Ohio-rlailruad; un4 at Clnciirhnti with trains for all
point4 West. ; ' i : ; . ;
- Trains leave Clrilliruthe at 6:15 a. m., and arrive
at Colninbiis'at iillir.ii.; and train leaving Athens
at II:3U arrive ( Cnluiuhiis at 9:10 r. m. .
Tickessat reduced rates are sold at Chillicothe
ami Athens, for. Colo mbiw. - " ' -
: lliroueh tickets can be obtained at , the princi pal
ticket offices pii tha line of tho Road for all points
Gtltlt A Hi ) W f!jt-; , ' i '. ' i -" (
A discount of ten cents on each' ticket from regu
lar tariff rales will be made on -It tickets purchased
at the ticket offices.. ,. .,. i B. GATES. Sup'U
J. Foooitt. Gen'l Titket A'gt. . Cliil. Nor. 4.59.
CHAS. BICHJtANN. . ANDREW BUBKEET.
BICIiMANN & BURKERT.
: ND IIUMBUG!: ,
" Small : i Profits and Qxtick Sales"
' IS THE MOTTO AT '
n.-.- Old Stand, .
( '" Front Street, romeroy, O.'
7E KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A
cooul assortment or liolu ana . onvcr
v atones;, yerman, X rencn ami anicr.raii .icw-
elry; Fahci .
J, Articles; t iocks i ram -.w 10 i.u-.i,
of every siitc and desci iption.
Repairing of Watches, Clocks nnd Jewelry,
done in (he best manner, promptly. . . 2-1. I
'. . ! (I . : , . : '
Marietta & . Cin- and Hillsboro &,Cin. R. R.
WHEELER & WIIJSON'Si
m
A T
New York Prices
both sides, impossible to ravel, and leaving no
ridge ou the under side, economy ot thread and
adaptability to the thickest or thinnest of fab
rics, has rendered this the most popular Family
Sewing Machine in use. ... y . ...
Printed instructions accompanying each
Machine, to enable purchasers to- sew ordi
nary scams stitch,- felt, quilt, gather, tuck
and bind; also, to keep,tli91icbii;e in order.
.bach Machine is warranted for three years.
For Further particulir BWWJtoithe"tiri'der-
eigned agent. :. .' C. E DONNALLY.
Pomeroy November, 59. tf
LOTS FOR SALE.
ON SUGAR RUN, NAYLOR S RUN, AND
Carr's Run. 'Application 4o be made to
M- Heckardf Esq: Pomeroy. i. i...-. ;;
Aug. l6, 33-tf ... 8. W., POMEROY.,
REMINGTON HOUSE.
F. 13. Ill FT f;-j ; h A Tt F F. it ,!
At , the i head ,of . Steamboat anding,
Fxe-nt : Street, Pomeroy,, Ohio.
A. SEEB OHM,i,ii!
DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY,
D1
EALER IN OILS. PAINTS,--BRUSHES.
Varnishes, Dyestuffs, Perfumer,;, . ,.
and Fancy Articles, ''" " ".
Front StrefiV Pomeroy, Ohio.1 1 ' " '
Prescriptions carefully put up.' Jan. 9. 2-2.J
Poineroy Rolling Mill Company,
KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND
manufacture to order, 'air kinds i-aiftt sizes
oftlat, round and;sqtiariron of superior qual
ity, which. they. "ofl'er, wholesale and retail, at
current rates'5 Also,' America tt aad Swede'nail
rods, steel and iron jdow-wings cast nd shear
Steel, wagon , boxes. Scrap iron, arid kidney
ore"taken iii exchange.5 ' -'r?J - ;- '' '---'V
.: 13-ly. f..jU-..t'v Li ;A- OSTRQM, Sup't.
V A L U E Y-H O U S E ,
CHI LLICOTHE, OHIO; n.
rpHJS is the largest ai.d best arranged Hotel in
. X Chillirothe, is located on Paint street, opposite
the Cotirt-House, and in the very center 'of the' bu-si-ess
part of the city.
The Honse has. undergone: a thorough repair and
cleaning from cellar to garret, and now presents an
appearance second to no Hotel in the westers world.
The sleeping rooms are targe and well ventilated,
and siiitesof rooms are, well arranged for families
and Isrcre parties.
The Proprietors will spare bo pains to make tbe
Valleii Houses favorite place of resort.
June 21.- S4-Iv FOGGI Tl fc MOOKJPropr'
.".'.'; IJtcrcanlile.
KY GOODS tV' ClUPEr HiO-iE.
JOllNSHILLITO&CO.
No's 101, It 3 and 105 West Fourth Street, l r;
i Mi,
.( ; .,- Importers of , . ., . '....
B rjr p bfe; ; arji r ti n j ,
Respertrnlly inform their customer and purchasers
. guerarl: that thoy ire n.w' opening in exJ
tensive and complete assortment of ; -
brOGdS
FIXOKOIL-ClVpTHS, &C
Families. Hotel lieeptira, Steambo-tl wwnors and
ull otiic-r uia di:iuiid .Uuii- iiltUmg tile bttil iriatss Ol
iiooils, nt jini-i's us low us tliey cum he purcliaseil in
tun K:lrru cilicH. - j Set- 6m; t
ALFRED NESMITHr
CLatd of tb Firm -of Stevenson, Bowon & Nesniith,)
K o W IV 1 'M- ii ,; .
M. WILLIAMSON, ,&.;CO.
Wholesale Dealers. and Jobbers in
D R Y G O O I) S ,
425 Market & 414 Commei-ceSts.'' '.
M. WILLIAMSON.I
Bet, 4th & 5th North side
O. H..WiLSOK,f,:i
S. M. ANDERSON,
H. C. POTTER,
' i March lj '59. .i
Philadelphia; i .-'
1859. ( ; l1859.
November Purchases.
. : J. R TOWELL, -
J O B B E R i, OF 1 . D. B Y. ; G O 0 D S!
Hats, Capt, Millmery Goods and-Notions,
P O RTS M O TJTK j ' 0 . '
I HAVE RECEIVED ANOTHER IMMENSE
stock of Seasonable Goods, to which I invite
the inspection of Merchants. . 1
My ptucbuses have been very ihiavy during
the last few weeks, and I: am enabled to ofl'er
many styles of ' goods at lower prices " than
heretofore. '. Merchants' doing' -business' within
convenient. distance of ; Portsmouth,, apd" .yet
purchasing in other markets, will save time
and money by examining my stock ?and prices.
. ..." .' , . -... ...J.F.TOWELL.:
Portsmouth', 0. dyember 26, '59. 3-1 tf .
a n t m a a i . .a si s
WK Invite the ottentioft rif buyers, to'our large and
well assorted slia k of Ware now ou handto
which we will receive additions during tbe spring. '
We have no hesitancy in saying that we will, and
do, sell, 'good styles nnd qualities of ware lower than
the ' ure sold in any other Western market. . ,
'AM orders eurefnlly selected and well patked. "We
solicit au exauuiation of our stock. -r -.
,, PirKSEI.1. & GORDON,
3-ly;' it . .: V--i". Front street, Portsmouth, O.
inftliral.
HOWARD ASSOUAN.
'k-'.' PIlILADCLflllA.
A Benevolent Institution, established by spe-
' cial Endowment, for the Relief of the
,. -., Sick and Distressed, afflicted ; i
,u ;wkh-VirulentandEp .: ;,:,: ;
idemic Diseases. , j
rpHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view' of tlie
X awful djstrnctiou of hiininti life,cnsed by Sex
ual diseases, and the deceptions practiced upon the
unfortunate victims df such diseases by' Quacks,
several earsagro directed their Consulting Surgeon,
as a CHARITABLE -ACT worthy of their name, to
open a Dispensary for the treatment of this class of
diseases, in U their forms, ami to give MEDICAL
AliVlCE GKAl'IFloall wlm apply by letter, with a
descridinn otlbeir condition, (age: ocrapntion, habits
of life. &c.J and in cases of extreme (overty, to
FURNISH MED1CINKR FRKK OF CHARGE. It is
needless to add that Ihr Association commands the
highest Medical skill of the age, and will furnish the
most approved modern treatment. ' -l
; The Directors of the Asoiatioui,-in their! Annaal
Report upon tlie treatment of Sexual Diseases, forthe
year ending January 1st, IH58, expreas the highoet
satisfaction with the success which has attended the
labors of the Consulting Surgeon in the cure of Sper
watorrlirea.Seaiiiiiil Weakness,: linpoteuce. Gonor
rhoea, Gleet, Syphilis, the .vice or Onajiism or Self
abuse, Ac ant order a continuance of tbe same plan
for the ensuing year. ' ,
The Directors, n a review of the past, feel assured
that their labors in this' sphere of benevoier,t effort
have been of treat benefit to the afilicted, especially
to the young, andthey have resolved to devote them
selves," with renewed zunk, to this very important and
much despised cause. ; .-' .- ,
A ii admirable Report on Fperrniorr!iok. or Sem
iual Weakness, the vice of (.'nanism. Masturbatioa,
or S K-atuse. and otberdiseasesol'the sexual organs,
bv the Consulting Stinrcoii, will he sent hy mail (iu
as -a 1,-d enveloiie). FREE OF CHARGE, an receiyt
orTW.i STAMPS for postage. Other Reports and
Tracts of the nature, and treatment of sexual disenoes,
diet. cSic. are constantly being published for gratuit
ous distribution, and will be sent to ' the ahli-ted.
Some of the new remidies and. methods of treatment
disiover'-d d'irtug the last year, are of great valno-
. . A(1ll,eag. fr ,.,, or treatment. Itr. J, Ktl.l.lN
n
Ol'GllT, Acting' Surgeon Howard Associa
tiou, f o. i South Ninth Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
mmmmi
. H onieroi tne Director, -i -- . .
KZKA D. HEART WEJ.L. Preaident
Oso. FtBCHii.n, Secretary. ' ,"' 3S--t-uovl3'
f!w.-.'3-. - i t '- u -;
THE GREAT, VVCNDR
OF -THE NlKETEtSTil CESTl'KY,
Prof. Wooct'sHatr RcstoratiYe
Saysthe St. IjmTis. (Mo.) '-neniocraf:'' BkIow. we
publish a letter lo ijr. Vud, of tins city, fruur x
i;entlamun in .Maine, whii h speaks plow iiijrty of tli
,ip--riot nwriu of his hair tonic. uch evitleine mut
have itseilect, when co'inirg from a reliable source.
If l erlifl.-.ute.-, arc tuara t o of truth. the lr. uveti
no ciicuiiiitiins, l.ur use! p .Iferj from the nre.vt:
" . !' Khtu, "lust, Jan. OJ, IcjO.
Professor O. J. Wool & Co. :
Gkntlcxo: Iiit ii't; iny aitertion cnllcd a ,rvw
months viuce to the highly beneficial etlects of yuur
hair restorative,' t was induced to lllaku application
of it upon my own hair.u liicli bad become quite pray,
probably one-third whhiTir.y w hiskers were of the
srme cli.OTiiderit'ojiietlirite-uionthttshiccl pmcnrvd
n bottle of your hair restorative, and used it. 1 soon
round it was proving what I bad wished. I used it
about twice. a week. 1 have since procured another
bonternf which I have used some.- I can liow cer
tify to the world that the gray or while hair lias to- -tally
disupeared, both ou my head and .fare, and my
hair has resumed iu natural col or. n rut 1 believe more
soft and glossy IIkih it has been before for twenty-Hi ti
years. 1 am now sixty years old: mv good wife at
the ago or tillv-lwo. .'ins used it with same effect.
The above notice I deem duo to you for your val
uable discovery. I am assured that whoever will
rightly use. as per directions, will not have occasion.,
to contradict n, statement's. I am a fjjiacu -of-tfcis ,
city and a resident here for the lasraTieen jears, ai.d -am
knewu to nearly, every ,one here, and adjoining
towns.- ' Any use you max "make or the above, with
lay iiitrae attached, ia m jour sa-rvtce, as I w,LsU.-ln -preserve
the beauties of nature iu others as we I I'm,
uiysuu. 1 am. truly, yours,.' .
A C. RA YMOMl.
' "' '.'..-ir.. ... '' Bai.ti; Jan. S3,. KSH.
wood's Hair rkmokativk.
Professor Vood-Oaur Sir: havina hud! the atisfor-"
tune to lose the best portion of uiy hair, from the
effects or yellow fever, in Sew Orlexs,in 1PS4. 1 ws
induced to make a trial or your preparation, and
found it to answer as the very thing ttjeded. My hair
is now thick and glossy, and i.o words ran express
In; obligations to jeu in giving lo tlie uaiu-tud such a
Crensure. ,
. '.:.-. FIJri.ETjOHKSOtf.
Ibe.nnriersisrned. Ber. J. K. Unite, is a minister
In regular standing, and pastor or tin- Orthodox
Church nt Brooktield, Mass. He is a eentleiuan of
great ilifiuelie ai d universally beloved. i--- ;-."
wa.DTEH,
Brookfleld, January IS, If 58
Professor Wood UuusSir: Havinir made trial of
your Hair Hestorative.il gives me jlcisune Ausasy,
that its effect has been excellent in removing In flam-.
mimon, iiaticiruB ami a constant tendency lo itching
wi h which 1 have been troubled from nij childhood:
.- nd has also -restored my hair, wbieb was, becoming
gray, to its original color. ' 1 have usea no other ar
ticle with anything like -the same, pleasiirv orpmflt.
Yours. truly, J. K. BRAGG-.
Tha Restorative 1s put up in Routes of 3 sizes.; vix:
large, medium and small; the small holds ii a pint,
ahd retails, for -tmeilollut per-boltle; the aiediuiu
hedds at least twenty per cent, more in proportion
than the jniall. retail for. two dollars a boUicttfce
large holds a quart, 40 per cent, more In proportion
umI retails for three dellanasi.'bflUlel: '-: :.(:
"O. J.. WOOU ft CO., Proprietors, 444" Broadway,
fiew-Vork, and 114 Market St.. fit. Uuis. Mo.' .. . i
And sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers; i. .ii uJ li: -..! :i.5j'i ,-
July 12,2f-Sm.
National DtsfsNSiiv roa Privats Piscasck, estab
lished January 1st, 1859. FIVE THOUSAND DOL
LARS FORFEIT.; Three Eminent Physlciauslaieoa
stant attendance.
r The facultv of the institntion, coaaisUng- tf r . ?
PROF. EGBERT JACKSON, i! "
-" Member of tho Royal College of Surgeona-Lqndon.
DR. ROREKT HERBERT,
l.-iteof Phil., a member of the Society of Friends, add
M. El'GhNK VEI.PKAU. ' .
;;,' i .. Late of the Loudon and Paris Hospitals;
Guarantee under a Penalty of $5000, a complete
cure of every Sexual Disease, however aggravated
by neglect, and , r . .
- ifitliaiit Mercury. '
, Gonorrhea, Svphili,Self-ahuse, Impotence, Wliltea
or FInor Alone. Gleet, Stricture, Skin Diseases, Ve
nereal Warts, Diseases of the . bladder and Kidneys,
Female Irregularities, Barrenness, LlverCoinplalnt,
Emaciation, .Premature .Decay, the Palus 'of Age,
General Debility, change of Lite; etc, receive especial
attention. ., . . . ..f .. .' ...
Trkatmknt Ehtirblt Kiw and always successful:
cure rapid and thorough; and references .of eaiinent
Physicians and Surgeons both in this country and
finrope. . : : . , , - r. , j - j 1 (
Tbe IHSPKNSARY CIRCULAR, forwarded gratis
by mail to any,, address., contains luvaluable advice
to young men. young ladies contuiupluting lnalri
mony.aud mnrried-r .-. .;- ,.v s-: i.irf
the ITlrdicai Proierior.
A book or 35ti pages, contains Ihe substance rT ll
that is known in relatigiyp secret diseases, etc., to
gelher.with tlie experience of the,feil1tyf;Ua Dis
pensartatqiiirert iii'Hhb reutoieni or more than
S0.AQ0 eases. Price 25ceiit., . .- ... , j-r
"fht. J-rgsoii-s FrM vI.E MoNTHtt PiLui,- Inviulable
in female irreguUritics. but notadvhMible to be used
during pregnancy, i 'st they should mar the hope of
offspring.: ; Used in th ' Doctor's private pmctiv'afor
30 year. - Prire (I fdrwarded by mail: ' '
Dr. Jaitksok's krpetcal Ppkvkktivb, Is the Only
article iu the world that without inconvenience or
danger will infallibly prevent Conception. - Thous
ands of married' fadius'too feeble to henrcaiidren ex
cept at the- hazurd of life have -had. reason to be
thankful for this invention. It resembles no-ether
preventive in use and issuporior lo all. Forwarded
by mail to any fHltlres. ..'-' - i . :i "i .-5 it-?
.. M. VKi.PKAr's BeACTiFTijio Powdesi. promotes the
health of tlie skin, while it imparts lo'the complexion
an exquisite bloom and tnuisparenry, which uiay, be
prolonged by its use to the latest period of life, As
it kees the skis soft aud elastic and invigorate the
circulation, it effectually prevents the formation of
wrinkles, -blotches, fretd'es. pimples; Wens, etc., etc.
Price CI per box, sent by'mail. tt .;.iL. t)'?
Every letter must contain a stamp to be used for re
ply. Address, Drs.tJackson. -Herbert & Co.; Or sim
idy P.O. Box 1618. tinciniiati, Ohiei OtHo- Aerth
West Corner Sycamore and Fourth Streets,
iifc-39 Cm.' ., i .' i!' : h
. 1' y"" .i;-W tr.f-lTTT?
The .Great Ambassadorii.i.of
Health to AllMankina." ;
il. .'-. - .' 1-. t:! i'l 'i. 1 -i.';i-'. . f .J. C-l
HOLLO W A If 'S Pltt B.0
.., . ,., .-, -. ii l0 Jii(f
,i'.t'-ia & -ick.. : u-ft rfilfr
The w. ht of a sterling medicinal to meet the illsand
liscessiOesiof the sufferine' portion of humsnit v. arid
one entirely free from mineral and other deleterious 1
particles! was severely- r-lt'tilf th-.i,ll powerful
medicine was ushered into the world; Hollswat's
tnrLDiBrHiLi Imve become the BirsEnoi.nRiMiOT
of all nations. Their attribute is to -raavcar as well
as to near: they attack tbe radix or oor of the com
plaint, and thus by removing the hidden cause of dis
ease, relnvigorate and restore the drooping energies
of the system, issisfng nature in her task Of vital
and roNcVtoNARr kefoksTation.'' . -
. ;: ',;) -.5 Dyspepsia A i
The great scourge of this continent, yields quickly
to a noarse of these antiseptic Pills.Tind thettrgestive
organs are restored to their proper tone;. p jnatter
in. what hidesus shspothis'hydra of1 disease exhibits
itself, this searching and unerring remedy disperses
it from the patient's system:;- ;" J "' " '
General De.b'tliTj and Weakness.
Ffom rvhatevor casaes LoaSirwisfir.ssi wll
other signs of a diseased liver, and other diserganW
iatio of tbe systems, vanish andeCthe eredicatiar in
fluence of this all powerful antiseptic and detergent
krollledl'.fl,f, t in viri iii", t it; y i T
. -.isuvous. Ihsorders. ,. , ,..t, ,
- ' Tlie proper quantum and right condition of tbe bile
is xf momentous Importance to the' healtlt f the bat
man frame, this ASTi-aiLiors medicine expels the
hidden seeds of tlie complaint, and renders, alt tbe
fluids and secretions pnre and fluent, cleansing and
resusitating thpvital functions of tbe body ii L
Shonjd lose no time in trying 'A few doses of this
regulating and renovating remedy, whatever may bo
their complaint, it can be taken with safety in all pe
riodical and other disorganizations, its effect is all
but miraculous. ' ' -
; ,,'. 1 1 , j Vhrefated. Proof. i vjn.yni
The testimony of Nations Is unanimously borne to
tbe health-giving virtues of his noble remedy,' and
certificates in every living laneosge bear witness to
the oitDKKiAeLKRctis of their iitTStNST: worth.'
Holloif ag't Pills are the best remedy known
in, the. world for., the following diseases:
sUima Diarrhcea, Indigestion, i " Stone and
Bowvl Com Dropsy, Influenza.' Gravel,'
plaints, Debility, .. Inflammation,, Secondary
Coughs,-,' Feverdt Ague Intvanl Weak- dvmtoms.
Colds, r Female Com- ness, Veneres I
Chest DIs-''-' plaints, -' Liver Comppts. Affections
-eases, Heailaches . Lown'ssof spirit Worats'ef
Dyspei'sla.' Piles. all kinds.
,71 , Cantion! None are genuine anless the, words
"HoHoway, Sew Tork and London;" are describable
as a Water-mark iu every leaf of the book of direc
tions around each pot or box: the same may be
plainly seen by holding the leaf to tbe lightv A band
some reward will be given to any one rendering such
iiiformtiou; as, may lead to the, detection of any
party or pnrtiecountcrfeiting the medicines or vend
ing the same, knowing them to be. spurious; .,,!
Sold at tlie Manufactories of Professor Hol
lowav.R0 Maiden Lane. New York, and. b alt 1 re
spectable Druggists and Dealers of Medicine tbronvh
oiit the United Slate and .the eivilised- World In
boxesjit 25 cents. 63 cents, and one dollar each. !
- ':' r There Is: considerable saved by ' tek'mc the
lareer sizes, ... .
. N. B. Directions for the guidance of patients In
every disorderare affixed to oacb box. 2-7-eow' ly
JOHN E LB E N, Mi 1 5 H.f
Homosopathist; and hydropa'thist,
.tenders iis professional services to 4he
citizens of Pomerov and vicinity. , ' -1
OFFICE, in' John Geyer's Buiiding,' (for
merly Jacob Neitiling's,) on Sycamore street,
nearly opposite Lowrv s Tin Shop, Poreeroy,.
TJriicp Hocrs Till 9 o'clock A. M fi oni' 1
to 3 o clock, and from 7 to 8 clock P. M.-;
Oface Prescriptmns, .fioao :2a cents1 upward,
for cash.
June 2, !57. tf .
I. -': 'I 3-
, ' -m.-i'-. ..!f v.-jtr r S'tf t,-t;l iiial
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