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POMEROY TELEGRAPH.
I October 5, I860.
FRIDAY, t i
Republican Meetings.
H. L. Sibley and' Wm. II. Lasley
will address the f&V? following
times and placesiT p
Lebanon township," Adams' School
house, Friday evening;,, OctSf Portland
School-hOTse, Saturday ejQWng Oct. 6.
Salem'township, Salem Center, Mon
Aav eveBine, Oct. 8. - . ? - -
'Meetings te commence' at 7 o'clock
M. ' ' '' '.-' V..
ii-Como to the Grand Mass Meeting
on Saturday, the 6th. ' .' : '
-'.See that every Republican voter
is brought to the. polls, on Tuesday. .
' jgg-The i awards of premiums of the
'Meigs County Agricultural Associa
tion" -will be found in our paper to-day.
j,Simon Silverman has a large lot
of Wide-Awake caps on hand, very cheap .
Store corner of Front and Sycamore
Streets. -.- '
Bring In tU Bctnrut.
Will some one see to it in each Town
ship that the returns are sent in as soon
as the votes are counted out. We may
be able to give the result of the election
in the District in our next issue if the
ot. am rirriiio-Vit in TttOmntlv. See
to it. '"' '" : v'
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N. B. '
la addition to the speakers announced
in another column for the Mass Meeting
on Saturday next.
HON THOS. BEACH,
of Chillicothe; will be present, and prob
ably, others.'.
From Pike' Peaky .
In another colamn will be found a
letter from our fallow-townsman, K. E
Sidebottoiuj giving a correct acco'unt'.of
the- new gold regions. It would be well
for ail to read ts letter before making
ni their minds to emigrate. . "The letter
is well written, and we hope to hear from
him as often as ' he iriay find it conveni
ent; write. J 1 ""..V--" :.' ' ; S
Bgk.We invite attention, to. the card,
in another column, of. Line, Hanley &
Kroell, wholesale, .Grocers and Com
mission"Merchants, Cincinnati. We are
acquainted , with pne ( member . of r the
firmpi-Mr.f:Hajiey---apd; feel confident
that he will spare no - pains to accom
modate those who may give his firm
patronage.' Take this address in . your
pocket, and call on tnem wnen you go
id tne city. -Xl .,.. "u
'f.- .
'JBOn(i Tuesday , last, a man by . the
name of Isaac Cronan wasi severely; in
jured by 1 one; of : the cars at the - coal
works below Sugar 'Ttun'. ! The rope,
broke which was letting, the car down to
the; boats, and it struck -him. with such;
force as to throw1 him- kjuite a distance
into the rverV fHe was speedily taken
out," and medical aid brought 'to his re
lief Oneaof his legs was found to be
hadly, crushed hdt we Jearnhis slull
-was ' fractured. i He will probably 5 re
coyer, but must, undergo a long r and
painful siege of suffering. ;
B.Thei fleet steamer Henry Logan,
regular tri-weekly Gallipolis and Par
Tkersbtirgh packet, places us under weekly
obligations for . the delivery ! ,ofr the
Portland and Great,; Bend, packages of
the 'ieiegrapli, . which otherwise 'would
- not reach our , 8ubscribers',till the:' Mori -day
following. 7 publication : day. We
hope the citizens ,of those Jplac,es, as well
:as at other points along - the river, will
bear in mind that for Accommodation,
punctuality and cleverness the officers of
this boat , ars notorious j together,, with
the fact that, the boat is ikN'-JLixax-,
eler." '. , ! ''"V: ;:".'
"t BiThe Ohio -EagU f Extra j vlfich we'
refer to in another part of the paper, is
sought for with, an . eagerness that really
surprises our De6cVat$e'..'fiiend,"Bn.d
t not only are the Democrats' the anxious
' inquirers' after this, document," but the
Republicans-Vaiid . especially, the coaU
diggers made'; such ' i rush . upon
the Democratic head -quarters, "that
: St yasikoughfbesf -to spendits
circulation. Gentlemen,' the thing istoo
apparent ' to deceiye ,, any one.;' , Better
for yots not to have Circulated it in' this re-
gibri'at'lcasff and we "believe3 it will
' havethe' Bame;1 ect6yerywhere.: Let
-them 'circulate. -:" ;h y,
- .;..T. - . . - :U .air J(! .h
.TheMisS B.,"'of Natchez," whom
thee. Prince; of: Wales ..danced .with , at
Montreal,1 and vthqtn' .he afterward, in
quired for and -expressed a desire to
meet,again7APBaid to be Miss Shelby
julackbarn; ,t. thatVflade.: Her .Bister
"is llua'wif ef- GtovMorehecd's son, of
K.n.tlicJ:yjesepre
iheautifuland, prohal)ly created a slight
sensation underneath the -Prince's rib&t
i.i BThe richest man in Great Bxitiaa
is e. Marquis of; Westminister, whofee
annual income is about $7,000,000. .
Oa.iSnnday ning, Sept. 30, by Ec. B. F.
MpElfresh, Mr, Burt p.; Mprext. and Miss
Saeah.J. Hfmmk, all of Middkport, Ohio.
HpFrom all parts of the couniry wa B Uarag
;Dr. SVWemrt Canker and. Salt Sbenm Syrup
spoken of in Uia fcigbest ieemg, a ad maeiog testimony
from JndivMmiUof alrlk standing In the. community
where thsireaidOi, . ?ey U-faj that Hi U the beat
humor ifiMfiefniHtiiy naWVrkiownod we aA
vise all arhb ius thiliin4f ae4lSne tugjyea trlar
urn: ir;, ij if 13C-gwi
liomfor theiueofths VgetaM.a Pain Kiliert ytm
.will Ond.tbem inetrnttUe, and by following the. djr
rections, kn faameuie amount of suffering cn tpre
yented, and. &H trifling expeate, lie cure you get
the genuirre Davlni Vegetable Fair KiUen; upon its
p'utatloai and gteat sale, nny ' other an.t worth
less preparations are being pfilmea pff upon the pub
11c: Donn delay, but get It, and test It. ' i
Sold by A. SEEBOHM, and D, REED.
38-.'
Pa. S.' p.- 'Rni'iRbaWs' SHKkT7VVisi! BitPters.
Pharroacueticnl Priipurutjou, by a-regnlarly educa
ted Physician is one of tUe umV ileasunt and v
nble tonic t)f th-:.Jay. Person recovering: fto
iMtM.Uii illtrMtt nr Llino -who ut, Illijl 'rtiLAlf.nl r
Cbn.tipatSou, or auy disease aris'uijr from a digor-
dered Bloiolii-h, Liver or Bowels, vUl find in the
Sherry Wliia BlUera, a frieud more to it dtisiicd
'&$d. beep, i"':;' --.r
AWARD OP PREMIUMS
Of the Tenth Annual Fair of the Meigs
County Agricultural Association, held
at Racine, Wednesday and Thursday,
Sept. 19 and 20,. 1SG0.
1ST CLASS HORSES.
Best Stallion, over 5 years old.
Hay den McKnight, $5 00
Best Brood Mare, Kobt. Hysell, 4 00
2d best . Weston Hvsell. 2 00
Best Stallion, 4 years old, D. K.
Jacobs, : 3 00
Best Mare Colt, 4 years old. A
E. Banks, 3 00
2d best do, Mrs. S. A. Bur nap, 2 00
Best Horse Colt, 3 years old,
Chas. Green, 2 00
2d best do, Wm. Todd, Jr., ,1 00
Best Mare Colt, 3 years old,
Thos. Walker, 2 00
2d best do, L. T. Gardner; . : ' 1 00
Best Horse Colt, 2 years old,
Chas. Green, -,'. 2.00
2d best do, Feree Dougherty, 1 00
Best Mare Colt, 2 years old, Mrs.
Anna Sayre, ' , 2 00
Best yearling Horse Colt, Kobt.
Hysell, , 2 00
2d best do, D. Kidenouf, .-V. " . 1 00
Best yearling Mare Colt, James
Mauck, -;-.-d--
2 bo
Best sucking Horse Col t, Weston
Hysell, . ;f U M- . . .2 00
2d best do, John Ashworth, " .. 1 00
Best, sucking : Mare Colt, James
rr .it . . " .1- -r ' ' .
2 00
1 00
2d best do, D. Bidenour, : t .
Discretionary premium on 3 year
old Horse Colt, A.. Torrence, .
1 00
2D CLASS-iSnjLES t draft horse's"
Best span . Draft Horses, G. B.
Forrest, ::-:.-.
2d best do, 'James McKay,:
Best span matched carriage do,
W. W. Bradford, ... :
Best family buggy Horse, G. B.
$3 00
.2 00
3 00
Forrest, - - 3 00
2d best do, R. Keed, : 2 00
Best Jack, J. S. Grimes, 4 00
Best saddle Mare, Saml. Sillimari, 2 00
2d best do, D. Morrison, .. 1 00
, , , , 3D CLASS CATTLE.
Best bjooded Bull, over 4 years
old, J. W. Sayre, '.
Best do do, over 3 years old, D.
$5 00
U. Hopkins. - 4
00
00
Best do do over 2 do, A. Stout, ... 3
Best do Bull Calf, Geo. Tilling-
hast,? . 2 00
2d do do, D. O, Hopkins, 1 00
Best do Cow, D. O. Hopkins, 4 00
2d do do, D. O. Hopkins, . V 3 00
15est ,(10 ileuer, d years old , C.
Jfugh, ... 4 00
Best do do, 2 years old, A. Stout, 3 00
2d best do do do, A. Stout, 2 00
Best do Heifer Calf, John Salser, . 2 00
Best do Mileh Cow, A Trussell, 4 00
Y.-, '4th. class cattle. ; .,'.'..
Best yoke Draft Oxen, Mrs! S.
A. Uurnap, 84 00
Best ; yoke Steers, 2 years old, .
Unas.. Irreen, , 3 00
5th Class sheep
Best Fine-wooled JBuck; Bazel
liisss, ,- - . - 4 00
Best 2 Fine-wooled Ewes, Ba-
zel Kigss, : :- 3 00
Best Common-wooled Buck, Mo
ses H. Morse, .s ; , 2 00
:r'6TH!cLASS HOqS & POULTRr
Best. Boar, A. Stouti ' ! 4 00
Best brood Sow, F. D. Wolf, . . 4 00
Best Fat Hos, John Salser,
4 00
1 00
; 50
Best pr Chickens, J ohn K. Boss, 1
Discretionary,. Joseph Church, -Best
Guinea Pigs, discretionary, .
John W oods,
Pip;s 11 weeks old, discretionary,
50
J.J. 1'etrel, . ; JV.; ;;rt'-
",7tH CLASS CROPS, 4C,r;1
50
Best specimen Sorghum Molasses,
A. Trussell, -.- 1
00
00
50
00
50
00
Best bu. rWheat, John Woods, ; 1,
2d best do do, Dan'l Bibbee,' - '-.
Best do Oats, J. C. Pugh,; ,; , . 1
2d best do do, J: T. Bailey, 7;
Best variety Corn, A. Stout, 1
, ,( 8tU CLASS FRUIT.
liest bu." Green Apples, W. W. '
Hubbell. - - - 5 00
2d best do do, L. Powell, V , 3 00
Best bu. Green Peaches G.; W.
Cowdery, . . - , .1
2
1
3
00
00
00
00
60
00
2d best do do? Peter Harpold, .
Best bu. Pears, L. Powell; -
2d ,best do do, J,.., Vv t bayre,.
- ,2
Best bu. Quinces, L. Powell,
2d best do do, ix. VV. Looper,
1
Best , ,;bu. Dried Apples, A. " V
Stout, ' ; - . 1 00
Best do do do 'Peaches, A. Trus- " . ".
sell',:: '' : ' 1 00
Best J bu. Grapes, Silas Jones, . .50
9tH CLASS VEGETABLES ,'-' 7
Besf bu.'Irish Potatoes! JameV
mall, :;t:; ': '.' ei
00
50
00
00
50
50
00
50
2d best do do, Jas. McKay, ' .'.-J-'
Best bu, feweet Potatoes, A. otout, . 1
Best J doz. Watermelons, L. T. -.Gardner,-.'
'.., 1
2d best do do, Robt. Hysell, 2d. ;
Best i doz. heads CabbageM. .
,IL Slorse, ' ; : : -
Bestbu1. Onions, Thos: Wilcoxen, 1
2d best do do, E.obt. .Beabout,;
Best A doz. Pumpkins,! T. II.
-Pilchard, : . - .-
1 00
Discretionary,' on Beans, A. Web-,j . ' ,
.: ster, ',, ' - ; f -50
10th" class
BUTTER,- CHEESE,.
HONEY, 4C.
Best 3,1b Butter, Mrs. S. C. Lar-
.r.kin,. . '
2d best do do, Mrs. E. Paden ;
Best do Cheese, Mrs. A. Trussell, '
2d Tbes$ do. dp, Mra. S.; A.:Burnap,
Best 5 ft Honey,'S! C. tarkin, ,
Sitliest; do dp,Ppwell. ,:V."'..; :.i
Best loaf Yeast Bread, Mrs. John
Woods, ; .,"''-'
2d best do do', Mrg. J. P. Silliman,
Best loaf SaltRising Bread, Mrs. .
Shbrah Jewett, ; ;, : ' -, ' ,f':
2d best do do, Mrs. P. Harpold, -Best
Pe'ach'.vPresei-yes, Mrs,," E.v;;
" Paden,"; ! ; ' 1" .. -.' :"';";' ;';
2d best do do, Mrs. J. J. Petrel, : :
Best Quince d6, Mrs. J. J.; Petrel, :
2d best do do, Miss It. E. Ellis, -
Best Tpmato do, Mrs- J. J. Petrel, f
Best Currant Jelly, Mr?. E. Paden, ;
2d beet 'do da, Mrs.' J. J. Petrel, 'Z
Best Grape doyMrs: JJi Petrel,
Beet Peach do, Mrs. K. Paden,''
2d best do do,' Mrs, J. J. Petrel, : -'
jEJest Blackberry do, discretion-"
' ary, Mrsl' J. J. Petrel, '
Best Sweet Pickles, Mrs. J. J,
- Petrel; - :'t ;- '.
2d best do do, "Mrs! R. Ashworth,
Best SourPickles, Jre. J. J. '
, Petrel, , ,.,:'.' - ,;( ;
Best Blackberry Jam, discretion'-;
ary? Mrs. J. J. Petrel, 'i
Best air-tight Peaches, W. W,
'Hubbell, . I '.;..'
2d best do lo,,Mrs. J.. J, Petrel, ;
Best air-tight can Pears, discre-
2 00
L 00
I 00
50
t 00
50
1 00
; '50
I 00
50
50
' 25
50
25
50
50
25
'50
50
25
, 50
: : 50
'25
. 50
';::!25
L 50
25
- ionary," Mre;Iv Smith, f
f1 ,Best llspuerry Jam, discretion-
.50 :
-V!
1 50
Mrs.
. J Petrel. -
j ;est iiasptierry Jelly, discretion-.,
i ' aryj Mrs. J. J. Petrel, . " ":
j Best air-tight Plums, discretion-
m: j..: j. Petrel,
50
Best Pepper Pickles, discretion-
arv, Mrs. J. J. Petrel, 50
llTn CLASS DOMESTIC ARTICLES.
Best 10 yds. Flannel, Mrs. M. II,
Morse,
2d Best do do, Rob't Ashworth,
Best 10 do Jeans, W. II. Moore,
2d Best 10 do do do,
Best pair Blankets, R. Asworth,
Best Rag Carpet, P. Harpold,
2d Best do, Miss. R. E. Ellis,
Best Yarn Carpet, Mrs. M. E.
' Sayre,
Best Woolen Stockings, Mrs.
Rob't. Ashworth,
2d Best do, Mrs. W. H. Moore,
Best do Socks, Mrs. Silas Jones,
2d"Best do do, Rob't Ashworth,
Best Cotton Stockings, do
Best Woolen Mittens, do
Best Quilt, Miss. Jas. McKay.
50
2;
50
25
50
00
50
ei
1 00
50
25
50
25
50
50
50
25
50
2d Best do,' Mrs. T. Middleswart,
Best Designed Quilt,Mrs. Hannah
Hayworth,.
2d Best do d4 A. J. Richey, ,y 5
Best Pieced do, E I Paden,'
2d Best do do, Mrs. Amsden,
Vj 12TH';CtSS-FXdWERsi" ,
25
50
,. 25
Best display- Natural Flowers,
Mrs. E. Riffsr, ' V . I f .
$1 00
Best display Worsted . Flowers,
Mrs. Rob't. Ashworth,
Best display Paper Flowers, Mrs.
C. Young,
Best: display Feather Flowers,'
Mrs. E. Paden,
1 00
1 00
1 00
Best show Bead Work, C. W.
Townsend, ' ,;''
Best Lamp-mat, C. Young,
Best Crochet Work; Miss . R! E.
Ellis, ";--;.'. : .';
00
00
' 1 00
13tH CLASS MANUFACTURED
; . :..:: CLES. .' ' ".' i,.!'
Best one-horse open Buggy, G.
B. Forrest,
Best one-horse top Buggy, Geo. ,
Racier, v ; ..
Best Harrow, John Woods,
Best Ox Yoke and Bows, A. Web-
' ster,: ' "
Best Grain Cradle, Solomon Wea-
ver, a - . ' .x . c
2d best do 4o, N. Davf ;
Best Hand Rakej S". B: Seely,s' "
2d best do do, D. Ridenour, :
14 th ".class manufactured
ARTI
92 00
00
00
2 00
2
1
00
00
! 50
' 25
ARTI
- CLES. - - .'.
Best Sett Buggy . Harness, J.
W. Worley, :: , , . 2 00
Best Side1 Harness Leather W.
Chittenden, - 1,00
Best pr. Fine Boots, H. L. Sibley, 2 00
2d best do Kip do, J. L. W.
Bell, . . .. ' 1 00
Best do Stoga do, H. L. Sibley, 1 00
2d best do do do, J. L. W. Bell, 50
Best do Shoes, do, " 50
Best Oxford Ties, H. Ir. Sibley, 50
Specimen Dentistry, Dr. A. C.
Early, Commendable.
15TH CLASS MANCFACTUED ARTICLES.
Best bbl. Flour, C. Young,' $2 00
2d best do do, D. R. Jacobs,
Best do, Dairy Salt, Dabney Salt
- : 1 00
UO,
1 00
.1 00
1 00
50
50
1 00
Best do, ' Packing do, Dabnev ;
Salt Co, -s. ..
Best doz. Boxes Table Salt,
Dabney Salt Co, ; ' ' :
Best Tight bbl, M. Johnson,
Best Flour do, D. R. Jacobs,
Best doz. Brooms, C. W. Town-
send,
Best Marble phecimen, Skirvin &
Smith,
00
00
00
2d Best do, Skirviu & Smith,
3d Best do, Skirvin & Smith, "
Fancy Clock, Bichmann & Burket,
Discretionary, .; ......
16tH CLASS PLOW MATCH.
3 00
Best and quickest plowing, John
Woods, 1
5
3
00
00
2d Best do do, C. Pugh,
17TH CLASS EQUESTRIANSniP.
Best and most graceful Rider,
Miss Betty Tanner,. ; $o
00
00
00
00
bo
2d Best do, Miss Ellen Radford, - 4
3d Best do, Miss Wallar, , 3
4th Best do, Miss Maria Stanart, 2
,. : "'SWEEPSTAKES."'
Fastest Trotting, H. S. Welton, $10
2d do, A. E. Banks, 5 00
Fastest Pacing, J; W. Worley, 10 00
2d fastest do, S. Silliman, 5 00
OFFICERS ELECTED FOR THE NEX TERM.
President VS. R. STRONG;
Vice ' President J . R. Ellis; 1
Treasurer O. Branch; -,, r .''
Reccr. Secretary Dr. J.R. Philson;
Cor. Secretary L.' Paine". ;...;
Directors Jt J. Coombs; Wm. Foster:
Thos. Fesler; G.,B- Forrest; P. Fisher;
Chief Marshal Samuel Titus; , ...
' Assistant Manhal Geo: Stivers;
. - GEO. MCQUIGG, Rec. Sec. '
POMEBOT EETAIIi MARKETS.
.;. . Thdrsdat, Oct. 4, 1960. '.
Flour...'.:................
Wheat...............:...
................$5.506.50
.':......:..:......90c$i.io
25c. Pbu
, ..;.25c. "
....2550c. bu.
15c. P lb.
.....612c.lb.
.;......;.;r8e.i doz.
.. ..su..55c. jjl gal.
I Oats
Potatoes........
Green Apples .".
Butter
Cheese...
Eggs..U......--Molasses
............... .
Sirup '.
Sugar (N. 0.).....
Coffee...
Rice......: ..............
Soap
Candles (tallow).......
Fish (Cod).
Fish (Mackerel)
Fish (White)
Pickled Pork.....
Shoulders
Sides (smoked).,......
Hams
6075 gal.
.......10llc. $ U.
1718c. "
.............7c. "
810c. ".
.....f.....15c. f
..6Jc. P
........810c. "
.......7c. W "
......12o. ;
.: T2c. "
..::...:.:.i2c; "
........... .15o.
Crackers....
Hoop Poles
ret. 8c; wholesale 5Jc.
..... ti.uo , .ouu
Salt
reiiJ5c.;jKlipegalgc. bush
i v Cincinnati Wholesale Market. - wA "it
& '-f-'-- ! ClHClRNATI, Oct. 1.
Flour The demand continues quite
limited, and the sales few and unimpor
tant. Holders, however, seem unwilling
to make any concessions. Sales at from
85-10 to 5 30.
Groceries No change in the mar
ket; the demand is moderate. Sugar
89c, Molasses 4243c, and Coffee
i5ioc. ; ... ;,
Wheat The market continues dull
and buyers are holding off, anticipating
a declinfe.i tThe sales reported were? at
81 11, per bush. ,
Corn The demand is good and the
market firm at 50c for ear in- bulkpand
5759c for mixed and white shelled -including
sacks. ' '. '?7. ! ; '
Oats The market is steady and the
demand fair at 31c in bulk. ,
Ste The demand continues good
and the market firm at "7071c ' for
prime. : '
BAEtEy The receipts are liberal and
the market dall." : We quote prime fal
at 95c,' and spriog at 7585c. ' ;
. 31 AT? The demand is good and the
market firm at $17. per ton for prime
Timothy in bales, on arrival, r -
" ,; Cheese The market is firm, with a
OO'd .de'iriuud fit lttSt quoiatrnn.-.; SaJCS
Vejstern.'. Reserve ui lJc j ' flumbnrg at
ibcv:'( ; . ;:. .;; " ., ",
Kutier Prime )reeh is in good de
mand' at 15(5: loe lor Centra! Ohio and
Ves'te'ru''. Ileoefve; Common : ; dull at
9Ile.
THE
Last Grand Rally
There willbe a
MASS MEETING
AND- " - . ' ,.
Torcli-Hght Procession
OP "WIDE-AWAKES,"
In Fomeroy, on Monday Ntght
Preceding the State election. Speeches
will be delivered at the Court-house, or
from the steps thereof, by
HON. V. B. HORTON
and other's. Let there be a good Repub
lican Rally! .
RAGS! RAGS IB AOS!
THE undersigned will pay the highest cash
market-price for rags. Also, Felts, Furs,
Sheep Skins, etc. '.' '
.Wrapping Paper, CiKars,. Nails, &c, given
in exchange, when desired, and constantly kept
on hand, in suffioient quantity to supply the
market, at low figures.
Call at the Pomeroy Wharf-boat, PomeroyU.
Sept. 28, '60. 38-1 y T. KDtUKKER.
SELLING OFF AT COST!
HAS a large lot of Eiflles, of his own manu
facture, on hand, which he will
SELL OFF A T COST, .
as he designs closing up his- business. , -They
are of the best manufacture, and warranted to
be such articles as represented at the time of
sale. Call at his bhop, opposite Horton s Boat
yard, Pomeroy, G. . , '.
Sept. 23, I860. r38-3m , . A, HA AG.
C. A. MATTHEWS,
DEALER IN
... A. BRADLEY'S
And Manufacturer' of
Copper, Tin,& Sheet Iron Waref
- OF EVERY DESCRIPTION; f
u.t X-iiipia ' Old Stand
IflAVE just receWetl a large asaortinei.t of Stoves
which 1 will sell lower than ever, consiatina' in
part, of ' . . . ,
Arbiter, Live Oak, Victor,
With an assortment of Coal and Wood
PARLOR STOVES,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
&9
Gil ATESi FIRE FRONTS, ODD
PLATES. &0- ;
WATER SPOUTING;
Roofing and Johbing
of A LL KIXDS, done on short notice.
Persons in want of anything in tuo way or !5toves
11, Copper or Sheet Iron Ware.' would save
money by calling on die. . ; - r
TFPOld Conner. Braes and Pewter taken In ex
change. " . ,j ! " : . ...
may s, lseo. 9-iy r
'EE
FOR ALL.
subscriber having just returned from
. the East with an elegant stock of
Dry Goods, Notions, Hats,
uaps, Hoots, Snoes, &c.
Will offer them to the public at ten per cent,
advance on cost, for
CASII OR READY PA Y. . -
In this proposition there is no humbuir, but
an actual fact, which we .would take pleasure
in demonstrating to the satisfaction of .any
party favoring us with an examination of stock
and prices. ::...
We will enumerate a few articles, -giving
prices, as an inaex to tne whole stock:
Best madder prints.
,..10c per yard
...8a9c . "
...10c
Pancy prints..... .,
Good J bleached muslin.
4 bleached muslin...
....8c ",
.15 to 20c "
.....loc "
Latest styles best delaines
Cashmeres....................
Bonnet ribbons from .........10 to 40c" ""'
Fine French wool delaine ....50 to 75c"
(Usual price, 75 to $1.00 ") i
Ladies' heavy kip shoes 1 per pair;
Ladies' calf. 1.25 . ,
Ladies' best calf..... ... 1 25 to 1 40.
And all other goods sold at proportionable
prices, for one consideration that we receive
C ASH
for them.' From this date we positively dis
continue the credit business, for good and suf
ficient' cause. 'i .: !:.'.-.,:
We respectfully ask an examination of ur
stock, nd if the Goods suit, prices shall suit.
. - . . li. IS. 1LSU-N,
Jan. 3, '60-i-tf Middleport, Ohiq. .
Dry Goods & Carpet Store.
J0HA; SIlElTTO & CO.
Kos. 101, 103 and: 105 West Fourth Street, ,
; CINCINNATI, O. '
" Importers of ' :
Are now opening an extensive' and' complete ''
" ' assortment of . .i !
rOEEIGIT AND AMERICAN '
GAriPETIFGr, :
v :.: etc., etc:
; . Families, Hetel Keepers, Steamboat , . .;
"Owners, and Purchasers, generally, may
depend kjioii finding the best class of Goods,
at prices as low as they can be pur
chased in the EasteruP.Cities.
Sept. 14, 1800. 36-3m '
Regular Marietta an4 Cincinnati Packet,
J. J. BLAGG, Master;
JOHN HK1SXEK, Clerk;
Leaves Cincinnati every Thursday at 5 o'clock,
r. M. passiDg Pomeroy en Saturday at lOo'clock a. m.
Leaves Marietta every Monday at S o'clock a. m.
Leaves romeroy every Tuesday at 6 o'clock a. m.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
PATTON& MONTGOMERY; '
Nov. 29, '59. 48-tf . Pomeroy Wbarf-JBoat.
JOSEPH FATXON. -
,1)AN. E. SMITH.
PATTOM & SMITH,
Having recently formed a partnership for the
purpose of carrying on the .
G R 0 C E-R V BUS I N ESS
In all its departments, respectfully invite the atten
tion of this community to our present stock ol
, ..' FBESH GK.QCERIES,.,
To which will constantly be added how supplies, as
the demands of trade may require.
The junior partner having had a long experience
in the business in this market, is enabled to procure
just such stocks as is required for the market, at ;
Prices to Suit All.
Country merchants will do well by giving us a call
before purchasins elsewhere. '
Our stock comprises Sugar, Molasses, Coffee, Tea,
Ollflnlihnt, Conferttonaries, WtHnw BasketM, a large
lot at ;.Matehes,'.Si., and all thu niuk-uueks usually
K.ili,iii.sui'n esuuiisniiienis.
, Coiiiitry Produce wanted, fOr which the highest
market price will b paid. -
We also purpose doing a ? .. :
COMMISSION BUSINESS.
Our Establishment is on From Street, under J
the "Gibson House." Pomeroy, O. I
pril 90, 1880. 3-I6-tf , !
S T O T E5 SI-
ONTEW
OF WATCHES, JEWELRY, FANCY AND VARIETY
GOODS, AT THE
m & ti:;s; Wr
On Court Street, lew Doors below tne Court' House,
.. 3E o awe n o y , o .
r I HE subscriber takes pleasure in inofrming his numerous customers,'
J- and the public in general, that he lias jnst returned from the city
with a iplendid stock of goods m the above named line, all f whtcfi he
will sea at a living profit. '
' lie would call especial attention" to his stock of fixe ; v.:- - -..
which he will sell at city prices; also to his largo stock of Faney and" Taraity GoOdi, com
prising in part a choice lot of .-
POCKET-BOOKS,
for Ladies andGentlemen, Money Bags and
nair iirusnes, tne Cutlery, ristols, sc.
In SiWer, Steel and German Silver frames suited for all ages. .
He also keeps constantly on hand a well selected stock of superior Gold Pens, of Shepparcfs
and Dawson's, Warren & Hyde's make, which he warrants to give satisfaction.
r lie invites the' patronage of the public, with
wortn 01 their money. An examination is solicited. .. ,- ;
June 1, 1801). 4-t
PERRV OAVtS
VEGETABLE
WE BEG TO CALL THK ATTENTION OF THE
PUBLIC TO THIS LONG TESTED AND UNRI
VALLED ', V-.,
Family niedlcfnc. 7 ;
The Pain Killer Is a purely vegetable compound,
and while it is a most efficient Kemedyor Pam, it is
perfectly safe medicine even in the moat unskilful
hands. "
For Summer Complaint,
or any other form of Bowel Disease in Children or
Adults, it is almost: a certain eure, and has without
doubt beon more successful in curing the various
kinds of ' .- ' - '
-.;;, ' cholera
than any other known remedy; or even th most
skilful physician. In India, Africa, and China,
where this dreadful disease iserer more or less prev
alent, the , ; . .1
s PAIN KILLER,
is considered by the natives, as well as by European
residents, in those climates, .
A Sure Itemed y.
As a Tonic for the. Stomach, it is unrivalled,
few doses will relieve severe eases of,
. ludisestlon, ; . - -
and it is often a perfect cure for ' ' '''-" ' ' ' " ' -
. 4. '-i- Dyspepsia i "i,.v
in its mbst aggravated forms. Its tonic and stimula
ling properties, arousing the system to vigorous ac
lion, render it a most effectual cure for
Colds and Coughs, , ' ; ' (
when nsedaccerding to directions. i'.;t
For external application it is unsurpassed by any
medical preparation known. -.
, JRhcumatism,
and Seuralgic Affections are quickly relieved and
often cured by it. Any soreness in the Muscles or
Joints can bo- relieved by its application. It cures
instantly tho most violent ,
Toothache.
It should always be kept near at hand, to be used
in cases of severe
- Burns o;' Scalds,
If applied immediately, according to directions, it
will give ins'nnt relief,"and prevent blistering.
It is peculiarly adapted to the wants of
. , Stcuutboaimen, -
and others traveling on our Western Rivers.
JCpLMrections accompany each bottle.
It has been tested in every variety of climate, and"
Dy almost every nation known to Americans. It is
the almost constant companion and inestimable
friend of the missionary and the traveler on sea
and land and no one should travel on our lakes or
rivers without it.
Sold by dealers everywhere."
' CAUTION.
The public will be cautious that thoy got the gen
uine Pain Killer, as some unprincipled men use
that name for their ow-u worthless compounds: in so
doing tiiey deceive the community, and infringe
upon the "Trade Mark'? of Perry Davis.
PEICES--25 Cents.. 50 Cents and $1 Per
Bottle.
J. N. HARRIS c CO., Proprietors for the South and
West. . .,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Solil wholesale and retail by A. SEEBOHM and D.
KKE1), Pomeroy, O.
July 31, 16o(W30-ly ' (i
DR. WEAVER'S
CANKER W sAtT. RHEUM
FOR THE Oil RE OF
Canker, Salt Rheum, ErjsipeUs,- Scrofulores Dis
eases, villaneous Eriiptionsana every Kind
ef Disease arising from an impure . :
state of the Blood.
The most Effective Blood Purifier
of the IViiieteenth Century,-- ;-'
It is the nrescrintion of an educated DhvaicianJ
and all who are afflicted with any of the above
named diseases should use it without delay. It will
drive the disease from the system, and when once out
on the skin, a faw applications of
DB. WEAVER'S '
CERATE, OINTMENT,
and you have a permanent cure.
. the cerate has provea itself to be the best Oint
meat ever invented, and where once used. It has
never been known to fail of perfecting a permanent
care of Old Sores, Tetter and Ringworm, Scald
(lead, cniubiains ana f rost Mites, Haroer s Jtch,
Chapped or cracked Hands or Lips, Blotches or
Pimples on the Face, and fr
Sore Ni pies.
the Cerate is the thing required to euro. It should
be Kept in tne nouse oi every lainuy.
Price of Cerate, 25 Cents per Bottle. '
Sold by most dealers In Medicines.
J. N. HARRIS & CO., Proprietors
for Western States, " "- ; . . '
'' ' '' Cincinnati, Ohio,
To whom all orders for above Medicine may . be
addressed. ,
, Sold by D. REED, Pomeroy, O.
. July 31, I860. 30-ly : .' ' !;
DR. S. O. RICHARDSON'S
''" SHEKliY
Wline B i t ters;
'. 27ie Celebrated New England Remedy
,, . : : ' for " ... ' .
habitual. .constipation.
Jaundice, Fever and Ague, Gen
rstl leblllty, and all other .
Diseases arislnjr from a
Disordered Stoih ac h, . '
...Liver,-, or Bowels, ( .
, , sncli as -
.Acidity of the Stomach, Indigestion, Harlbura,
Loss of Appetite, Costiveuess, Blind and Bleeding
Piles, Disgust of Food, Sour Eruetions, Sinking or
Fluttering at the Pit ot the Stomach, Dimness of
Vision. Yellowness of the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the
Side, Back, Chest or Limbs, and in all cases where a
TVN1C is necessary. ' '
t The Sherry Wine Bitters are prepared by a regu
larly educated Physician of note and position.
They are the most ...'.'.
. Pleasant and Valuable ! "-'
' Tonic of the day.' They are just what persons re
quire when recovering from protnicted illness, or in
tho Spring of the .year, when a Medicinal Tonic is
required.' They are largely recommended, by Phy
sicians through the West, and the proprietors are
daily in receipt of letters noting cures by their use:
Thomas Stanford of Blountsville, Henry Couuty,
Ind., writes us, under date of May 4th; I860, that , fesr
three years he was afflicted with Nervous Debility,
of the most positive character, and could get no re
lief, until he used the
Sherry Wiue Bitters, -:
Which soon completely, restored him, and he is
now in robust henlth.'
One of the QKEATEST CURES EVER KNOWN,
was that of Geo. W. Hoffman, Berwick, Seneca
County, Ohio. He bad been afflicted with Rheuma
tism in all its various forms for about twenty years,
he had used everything recommended by the skill
of Physicians, but got no permanent relief, until the
Bitters were introduced, and three bottles cuied
him. He writes, us two years after his cure, and
saysr "I have no return of the complaint," and
further says, "I think and believe that in Rheuma
tism, Dyspepsia,' Liver Complaint, and Kidney Af
fections, or Dropsy, it is a Specitlc certain remedy."
Sold by dealeis in medicines generally.
. , Price, 75 Cents per Bottlel
X N. HARRIS & CO.,
,i " Cincinnati, Ohio.
General Agents for the Southern and Western
States. Sold by D. REED, Pomeroy, O. ' "
July 31, 1800 30-ly ' ' . ' '
LANE &, BODLEY'S
PORTABLE '
STEAM CIRCULAR SAWMILL
Will he in operotion and Sawing Lumber at
, XTxxitoca. States
. Oreat Agricultural Fair,
At Cincinnati, Sept. 12 to 20th.
OHTO STATE FAIR, Dayton, Sept. 25th to 28th.
KENTUCKY STATE FAIR, Bowling Green, Sept.
: 18th t 93d. . .' -( .
NDIANA STATE FAIR, Indianapolis. October
91 to U3tb.
L"cpt. 7, l50.3S-6tV
OLD STAND OF
. a. csn isEEi .m. s
Turses, Cigar and Card Casci, Combs, Teott aihd
the assurance that customers shall receive the
PETER LAMBKECHT,
BUY YOUR
Where you can get them Cheapest.
CLAIMS THE ADVANTAGE "ABOVE
hinted at, togethep with the quality of the
articles, over any other establishment in the
county. Remember the - place May hugh's
Building, four doors west of Conrt street, on
Front, Fomeroy. S. SILVERMAN. .
Aprir20, I860. 16-tf - ;
AMONG the articles to be found constantly on
hand at S. SILVERMAN'S Grocery, are :
20 brls. Molasses, for sale cheap, by ' ' -
16-tf - ; ,., . S.SIWBRNAN.
25
Sacks of Coffee, for sala-cb lap, by
W-tlJ S. SILVERMAN.
1 f hhds. Sugar, forlsale cheap, bv :
J 16-tf. -.6. SILVERMAN.
C K kegs good English Soda, for sale cheap, by
4,0 16-tfJ ,. S. SILVERMAN.
50
boxes German Soap, for sale chenp, bv
16-tf S. SILVERMAN.
40
boxes Balm Soap, for sale cheap, by . ,
16-tf -- . 8. SILVERMAN.
IOOjOOO 'jj5' ene,al assortment, for sale
16-tf cheap, by ... , - SILVERMAN.
f)r boxes Tobaco, different qualities, for sale
4tO cheap, by IS-tf . S. SILVERMAN.
50
boxes Candy, for sale cheap, by
16-tf , i, S. SILVERMAN.
25
boxes Star and Dollar Candles, Tor sale cheap,
by 16-tfJ . , . S. SILVERMAN.
1 A brls. No.'s 2 and 3 Mackerel, for sal cheap, by
XKJ 16-tf S. SILVERMAN.
1 fj brls. White Fish, for sale cheap, by
XKJ LlO tf . S. SILVERMAN.
KfJ kegs or Nails, for sale cheap, by" ' '
16-tf j . S. SILVERMAN.
boxes Starch, for sale cheap, bv
16-tf S. SILVERMAN.
CiOTi gross Matches, for sale cheap, by
"rifi-tfl - s. si l.
S. S1LVEKFAN.
worth of-Qujeensware, for-sole cheap, by
16-tq . S. SILVERMAN.'
V Pi U .Off
A never fidllng Antidote Bick Head-
ache. Dyspepsia,. Jfever ano B1?
Liver Complaint, LxjsuTeue. -
Biliousness, Nouralgts, Colic, J ,f
Depraved Appetite, Disor-
ered5tomacn,ifonuue w
iCU
WTT.SON S FIUiS ara universally ac
knowledged to be the best now In ukv As a family
medicine thev are particularly reeoaunended-aimple
and harmless, but highly medicinal In their eom
bination. One Pill a dose, witn mua oui cer
tuin ofTrH-.ta. The roliustman and the delicate chfld
use theiu alike, with evsry assurance of entire
safety. With Wilson's Pills, every Motner n.
l.nrl hnmrnos her own nhvslclan. They have
proved themselves a spxemo, and stand without a
rlyal for the following auecuons: -.
HEADACHE, FEVER 8c AGUE,
HEADACHE, FEVEB AGUE,
DYSPEPSIA, LIVES. OOHFLAXHT, . ,
DYSPEPSIA, HVEB C0HP1AIBT,
Costiveness, Biliousness, Neuralgia,
Coativenese, Biliousness, Neuralgia.
Sold by Druggists & Doalen evorywhere.
PBEPABES BY '
L. PAHNESTOCK & CO.
Importers & Wholesale Druggists
Ho. 60, corner Wood and 4tiSts.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
oil rBoramoM or '
0B. L. Fahnestock's Vermifuge.
July 31, 1866. 30tly
BEL.IJCF IX TEN MINUTES.;
PULMONIC WAFERS!!
The original Medicihe Established in 1837, and first
article of the kind ever introduced under the name
. of "Pulmonic Wafers," in this or any other coun
'try; all othei Pulmonic Wafers are counterfeits.
The genuine can be known by the name of BRYAN
being stamped on each WAFER, ... .
Brvan's Pdlmokic WxrrRS -r -:
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarseness.
Bryan's Pclmonic Winm i . ..
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing.
Bryan's Pulmonic Wfisrb "
Relieve Spitting oi Blood, Pains in the Chest.
k.- . ....-JPauAS,!, Pulmonic. Wafers ....
Relieve Incipient Consumption, Lunguiseases. '
BrtaVs' P utMoid'cWAruis
Relievo Ireitatioiof the yttilaand Tonsils.
- .-r v Bbvan's PoLHONir Wafers .
. Kaliejrejtlis above Complaints in TejrMinutes.
, . ... "j5Ryan s Pulmonic Vafers
Are a Blessing to all Classes and Coustitn tions. ,
. r, . . ., Brvan's Pulmonic Wavers
Are adapted for Vocalists and Public Speakers?
, ... . t Bryaii's Pulmonic Wafer's ..' '' '' ,.';.'
Are in a simple form and pleasant to the taste.
Bryan's Polmomg Wafers ' 1 " '
Not only relieve, but effect rapid and lasting Cures.
Bryan's Pdlmokic Wafers ; '
Are warranted to give satisfaction to every one.
No family should be without a box of
Bryan's Pclmonic Wafers i-. - '
in the house. - :'.'
No traveler shouid be without a supply of
"Bryan's Pulmonic Wafkbs ,
in his pocket. , , " , .,
No person will ever object to give for
Bryan's Pulmonic Wafers '
Twenty-five cents. . '
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor,. Rochester,1 N. Y.
Sold by 1). REED, Pomeroy. , 3-31-ly
Regular Portsmouth & Parkerstufg ' Packet,
ST 33 A. 3VE jE3 3cLr
"Melrose,"
Capt. J. S. HURLT, V ' , 8. P. Simpson', Cl'k,
Will pass Pomeroyi on the up trip, every Tuesday
and Saturday morning, at 8 o'clock A. M.,and on the
down trip, every Thursday and Sunday, at 4 o'clock
P. M. Connects at Portsmouth with Bostona, for
Cincinnati, and at Parkersburg with Wheeling pack
ets. Freight and passengers taken through to Vitts
burgh and Cincinuali atsame rates as through boats.
Aug. 14, 1P60. 32-lm.
WOOL, CARDING,
'.'.';- .. 'i . AT-THE. t i ;..
RACINE WOOLEN FACTORY.
HAVING put in: new 'machinery, tre are
prepared to do Wool Carding' at 4 cents
per pound. -' ' - '
r' All work' warranted, where the wool is clean.
tYool or Lard taken in pay for work. -July
3, I860. 26-tf ' THOS.: EG AN. : :;
WM. H. & J. GRANT ;;;
ft AV1NO formed a rartnrshln nndor th above
11 name, and liavinn nurcbased tho "Crystal Mill." I
iu Middleport, desigra ruuuing it regularly from this .
time. We will pay the - , - - . ) j
Highest Market Price for "WTieat,
and other Grains, and hope by strict attention to
business to merit and receive a good patronace. , , I
H.riiip, iaw. if ,. . MMVn.;. GBAJtr.;
f22OOW0RTH
jlX) BE SOlJj'
, 3 Of aBCTCT aSrlf El XT'O a. 23 O TJ T 2" Tt -
i v?Asn toiJit. casiT Ai. ri? jf jHe: goods scit; mces shall?
I have everything in the Dry. ttods line: Prints, Delanes,- Mefinoes, Cobergf
Alpacas, white goods, .Brown and' 'Bleached1 Muslua, Check, Flflnnel, Jicikisgs,
Clfitha, Cassimereg, Satinets, Jai, weeda, &. " . j " , .
" " H a pL D w A ft . ev;-,:
Olasa, Naila, Locka, Axes Cutlery, Coffee Mills, Scale Beams, Bjm Kejt
Log and Trace Chain, H3esho Nails, Mll Sawa, Croaaout Sw Bttt!' ' ' '
CARPENTERS , -5 O'dS'.-'. V-.' .
: Planes, Sawa, Chiwla; Angara, Satohats, Brao"and; Bitaf : Ssaxei, $tjl$k-
Alio;' ' -- ' '. . " - .--Vi.. --.f.f
;; -; G OOPE R5' TQbLS jvf; ;Xz I.
trosj flop Adzea, Broad-Aiea, Compaasca and Knives of all kiftiit
. BLACKSMITHS TOOLS;,,
Belfora : t'iceff, Anvils, Files, Horse Baspa, Stocks and Dyes; also; Shear, Cast
and Genuan Steel. Buggy Springs and Axeis, Wagon Aiela, Woodwork for Bg-:
gies, and Buggy I'rirarBiugs of all kirrds. . ',' . '; - '"I ;
I would. call the atferrtlo of Buildel-s to my large lot of tDSox, Sah,.Tiiaar
Blinds, all made of clear WMte PiBfe. Also,- ,-. - -1-' 3 "
!.f'-?--, o aC" 5 r';aac i & i 'i - isia"
: Coats, Pants and Tests of all kind mtidi Fctrnfsn Gobdsvmts and tkkp. ttttcS
and complete stock of Custom-made Wen's and- Boys' Calf aad Kip -Boots "and 8hoeS; Child rew,
Misses and Ladies' Shoes of all kinds.,. I teej a forge atock f Cordage ef ail- sJeaa,' firor
Wcappiag Twine. '.' '' . ' ' ,. '" . : 4-' -";- - ';'3 .
: If you want a gsod fitting Coat, Pants or Vest, give me a call. I have a large lot as Piecef
Goods for mahufrcturing purposes. Work done up in best style, and warranted, goed at- at
no sale. ': ':- -s. . -, - -
Tbe above and various other articles not mentioned will be sold without reservej'at' cos, foe
CASH. Give me a call. . ,t ,., : H.COHEN.-
Pomeroy, O, Jan. 3, .1866.
W . J. FKAJLL.
..;i''v
AT PR ALL'S
Court street
Would respectfully call the attention of this
ever invented in . t
7js S.
mummwmm-mwmwmm
The Burning of the gas and smoke arising from the coal, by which sgj
50 per cent of fuel is saved, and a more intense heat thrown to the 'J
'bottom of the Oven. . ' "1! ' 'i-jfe
'In introducinz this rreaty-improved "GasBnrning Stove, wc wish -
it distinctly understood 'thai it is not our design
-: ..' i : j - ; - ; '.!;:
-'. ,-
In disposing of them, but will WARRANT every Stove We1 sell1 'to be liat' it Is rejJreWntetR
j This is not the only pattern we propose selling. ;We save the most imprtfY'ed' patterus i
WOO D COO KING. ST() V:Eg; : ;
' Witheut dwelling upon the aserits ef tie different patlernswef-Wlli; en
elude our notice by announcing that our ': .-; ! rt-i o -
PARLOR AND OFFICE STOVES
Can t be beat, either in quality, or in cheapness, nd ire defy ctiooptjtl!.
METALLIC HYPIUKTS
Kept constantly on hand, and we respectfully invite the puille to esnwiae'
our stock .-, .... '-' '
.- -' .
i ,
In addition to our heavy
and manuractrirc to order,
1
i (
j i
To the Citizens or Meigs and Adjoimixo CouNtres: . - t-. ... - -v- !.!.
....-n. - -
certain degree, the nature of' the business-we
to-be done, natura-lly;suggests. itself. ; Do you
been wasting ypur tune in reading our card.
money, if we have to credit. ,:Vtt have therefore,
And exchange for Old MetaL-Brass, Pewter,
market valuer . i :l ' .' ':
Past experience has proven the beneficent results of, the cash .system, to both1 purchaser aneF
seller, and it is for the benefit of our customers who can' buy much cheaper as welt'- as "for
our own-who can BUY and SELL cheaper that we adopt this systemV l,a':'-,:s '"' '
We respectfully invite you to call and see
wish to purchase or not; but wd warn'you, as you value your hard-earned' money, Taot talaviaip
it away till you have given us a call. : i .!uTi; . jh t . i, , ,-nj, . t-,,:J
Aug. lb, 1859. ly- ,:i . ,:! F.s-i-i.
' xe t
GROCERIESIIAlipWARE, QUEENSWAR&
patrons, andHthe!puhlitf at large, everything, as far as. jpossibIeu"pcce8sarji Itfcfiia
stitute a full StOckih1 the abote lines'; -and
try produce, 'bn the ihostf favorable terms.,
Will be. conducted, as heretofore, under
assisted by
y as competent workmen as any in thercvnty. JEtei-ytfiiag 3tk theavay
Cutting.ox Hepairing, promptly attendeu oi? -K-'t .v,- si va ar iV,.i
, , ., j... .1-lfHd Vrtl it:;:h tnti.J t i.f-.; .
of .Making,
Will at all times be found on hand,- together, with a Ml Stock of Gloths,- Cassi-
mercs';-VestingR&C;: L' -'-::U '''-''- - ft si c? ioj- . ,-.-! g.nr u.
Hi: 13.- To those whom I have extended a short credit, and .trhoi ajr$ how disre
garding the moral ohUgatian incurred to' pay jtp according to? agreetnet, I wisio
say I will not hesitate to remind you, if neceiisary, Ija forcible manircr that a
legal obligation' was ais6.-iicnrred - ,m i, Pomeroy,. January 3, -1.86jFJrt.'f
1;',r
CHARLES BICllMAKIV.f ;
.. .. . ; ; T .... .. . .r .., .-i
Dealers in Gold &ad Silver Watcfie
AND
ilEW.EtR'Y OF ALLikiNJtti
; .; 1 ii a'veKe no t El) 1r'0: ;.7f- 1 z :- i
O .A. X. T "VST XI I O T f S , JKT 3E! "W . 5& it it 3t 3 SC
; . ; r: ' . .: :. - Corner Court au4 From Street, Aomeroyt .
"M7"HERE we shall be pleased , to see our old customers, and all otheftfhi
:T . desire anything in our'liiie. We keep constantly on hand a jjpdd assort
ment of Gold and Silver Watches, Get-man, French and American Jewelfy Fairtry
Articles Clocks from $2.00 to 12.00j of every size;and description:'' Ex? Glirree?,
G61d Peri&c:-"' '". - ' -.' : - -?;!. y-:;. A - J.l
1 Repairing 'Watches, Clocks arid' Jewelry, done in the' best manner prohirWy
August 7,18&0.3-
;-31-tf ; " : '
OfP AT COST!
Front street- tare doors' above CewrT.
OEOBGE IIATCU.
r
T?o.n, s. if?; Tub -tr.
community to one of Tba "greatest imprevemasiiS'
" ' r.. j. t - sy&m
)
to use . .
' ' .
SJT " ' i
r.
.1
- : it v,-,i van -Af.' a:?- l
f r t.' . r J ?
stock of Stoves' we will keep constantly on Jteud,
ilk u AitJx .s :. . -,
41 n r
The above remarks will demonstrate Id tou'Ih
intend to prosecute.' a The manner in ifhieli.it is
wisUr.to Jbwy.on creditf- Then ryou have -ffimply-
We cannot sell at our prices trrthoat losing
concluded to sell exclusively for' -
'.m uj-t'j$.
Copper, Rags, Old Silver, 4ft, at? tfieir-I Kignest
: -:- -S -.-:' ; ; : :.i'--yr. ,- .
the - improvements m our-":toyr,-whetBei-'v'
TKALL & IlATCIt
iT:n..t xgar.
which will bej sol 4'oriGASH .or
. . '. f k.! , ,j '
the supervision of N. H. Sf'GLOTHL
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