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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-05
State Convention.

"Wednesday, Apr1l 30, 1851.
Mr.. johnson presented the proceedings
ola meeting in Wetzcl county on the basi.
Of representation.
Hour RULE.
Mr.. Finncy offered the following rcso-
luton
Resolrcd, That when the debates on the
basis subject shall have concluded, no
member shall be permitted to speak more
than one hour, at any one time, unless by
leave of the Convention.
NJ. Wise moved to lay the resolution on
the table.
After some discussion the ayes and noes
were demanded and ordered, and the mo-
ton 10 lay on the table was rejected ayes
A noes TO-
The main question ON the resolution was
ordered, and the resolution was adopted,
ayes Ga, noes 40.
The House then rcsolvcdits into COM
mittec of the Whole,
Mr.. Camden resumed the floor and
spoke in defence Of the suffrage basis, until
10 minutes before 12 NJ.
The Chairman informed Mr.. G. that
there were ten minutes still left, but he de-
clined to occupy them, though he said he
would have done so had his watch not de-
ceivcd him.
NOTIFICATIONS.
Mr.. Scott Of r. asked the leave of the
committee to modify his substitute for prop
ositlon u. according to The intention pre-
viously announced by him.
Mr.. Wise made some inauiries of the
Char, on points of order touching the at,-
tudc Of the different propositions, which
being answered by the Chair, he said he
would make no objection to the modifra-
ton asked.
Mr. Ferguson asked if the substitute
wonid be amendablc after vote to ilscrt
it IN place Of i. and being informed b. the
Char that 1t would be, he said he would
not make objection to Mr.. SCOTS modify
ing the substitute, but, if it should prevail.
he would move to reinstate tho clause pr,-
posed to be stricken out restricting tho
limitation Of cities, and should cxpcct Mr..
Scott to sustain him.
MIR. Summers was willing th.t the sub
siitutc should be modified, provided
similar privilege was granted with respect
to B:
Mr. Scott, by general co sent, then made
several notifications ofins substitute
The most important consisted in striking
out the proyiso that 10 city or town shall
have more than--Delcgatc and
Senators; and anotherin striking out this
clause. "But in very rcapportionmcnt.
the amount of taxes shall be estimated
from the average of the ten proceeding
years"
Mr.. Chapman called for division Of
the question, so as to take the vote first on
striking out b.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-05

MERCHANTS BaNK.-Books ofsubscrip-
ton to the Stock of the Merchants Bank
Of Virginia, chartered at the last session
Of the Legislature, and Of which much
has been said through this paper, will be
opened at the Law Office of Messrs Edlcy
& Spence to-day. In connexion with this
notice we are authorised to state that a
gentleman enga gcd in manufacturing in
this place will be one of ten who will sub
scribe for two hundred shares each to
the stock Of the Companv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-05

Late aovices from Hayti, received al
Boston, furnish some particulars of the late
plot to overthrow the existing Imperial
Government Of Hayti, and to re-establish
the Republic. The conspiracy extended
all over the Island, and many leading
blacks were implicated. In addition to
the arrest Of a large number at Port au
Prince, including one or two of the Minis
try, about one hundred were arrested at
Cape Haytien, including several in Office !;
also, the Commissary of Police at Go
naivcs. AT or near the capital the Minis
ter OF Public Justice and several of his fell
low-conspirators, as well as several of those
arrested at Cape Haytin, have been shot
1t was supposed that many more would
suffer the penalty of death.
Relative to the demand made by Com.
Parker, of the Sdrdndc, for damages for
the illegal Imprisonment ofCapt. Mayo, of
the Lednder, we learn that the Haytien
Government informed him, in substance
that they were willing to pay Capt. Mayo
some compensation, but refused to give the
sum demanded for the detention oft YES
sell This answer Com. Parker will report
to the authorities at Washington. 1t is al
SO stated that the Hayden Government
refuses to pay the claims in favor of A
mcrican merchants, to which Mr. Green,
and more latterly Mr.. Walsh, has been
deputed to call their attention.
Mr.. Walsh, the American Commission
er, has left the capital for other parts of the
Island. What was the result ofhis nero.
uauons,in conjunction with the French and
English consuls, to induce Emperor Sol
oque to settle the quarrel between the
Haytiens and Dominicans, is no, certainly
known but the story is that the project has
entirely failed.
1t was the general opinion that Soloque
was never more powerful in the Island
than at the present moment.-Nat. Int.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-05
" Bishop Meade. Of this State. il re-
presented by some ofour exchanges, to be
dangerously i'll.
ron THE yrncrxrAy.
Mn. Eprron:.

SoN HE siiIoiNtsN.
Mn. EnIron:.
In your last Thursdays pa
Per discovered piece over the name Of
mo Gormandizcr." which think ought to
receive reply. Mr.. No Gormandizer
complains that there are no convcnicnccs
liked IN the Markct-Honsc in Lynchburg
for the accommodation Of the country poo.
pie, sush as Cleavcrs. Saws, Knives,
Benches, nc; and he advises the Council
to have them got. Now for The ipformn.
ton Of that gentleman. will give him !
list of what we have now got. and hav.
had for a considerable time back, 10 vii.
One pair of patent balances, one pair &c
scales and weights, three good Cicavcr,.
four knives, two saws, and thick bench
TO cut on. and every accommodation ana
information given that is in the power Of
the Clerk TO give. These articles are ken,
in large box in the Market House. and
are taken out as they arc wanting.
Yours respectfully,
JOHN THURMAN,
Market Clerk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-05

REV. DUGALD DALGETTY.-Ihe IDEA OF
Mr.. H. A. Wise mistaking our old friend,
Captain Dalgetty, who was a soldier of for
tune and ready TO fight on any side that
would pay him well and FIJI his belly with
prordat, for one of the reverend clergy, is
most truly hdicrous- We presume We
shall next hear of SAM Roger Wildrakc.
Pet. Int.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-05
To-

Thou s1nootii-faccd Demagogue Outbruying all
-6fwoith and honor with thy new found claim
To quick conscience and a higher aim
Than veal Of native land, which aye may fall
So thou dost rise, rather snakc-like crawl.
To some bad efninence which men call fame.
Impassive Catalnci in whom no fame
OF the rash Romans temper shows thy call
To ruin and hctray; who still canst smile
While arming faction for the deadly strife
Which stabs thy hapless country; though the while,
With bland and goodly talk, dost whet the knife
OF Sacrifice and calmly FIRE the pile
WHICH LIGHTS THEE ONWARD nj A NATTos LIFE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-05
State Convention.

EVENING SESSION, MONDAY, April 2s.
In committee, Mr.. Wise came to a con
ciusion oil his argument, and there ensueti
a running debate, in which Mr.. Scott Of
Fau1uler, Mr.. Wise and Mr.. Summers
chiefly participated.
Mr.. knoie obtained the floor in tho reg
ular discussion
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-05

The Alexandria & Orange Railroad is
progressing timely. Some weeks since,
the laying Of the rails was commenced in
Alexandria, and the energetic and efficient
President, George II. Smoot, Esq, reserv-
ed for himself the honor of driving the first
spike-the second having been assigned to
Ed. Marshall, Esq, President of the Ma
nassas Gap Acknowledgment.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-05

The EGG HArcHED.-We beg leave to
inform our friend oft Lewisburg Cron-
'ele that our "big egg" has brought forth.
and that the product is a chicken, now
three weeks old. which has foxr separate
and distinct legs and feet. 1t is on the
place of Mrs. Mary Bunch, ofthis county,
and seems to be in good health. lift con-
tinucs tclivc, it is to be sent down to us.
Bedford Septincl.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-05

The Boston Courier states thar orders from the
Department at Washington have been received at
the Charleston Navy Yard for the construction Of
War Steamer at that place. She is TO be larger than
the PRINCETON. which was broken up year two
since, and will be built on about the same plan, and
have the same mode or prnrulsion.-Aa'. Is't1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-05
A Finished Portrait.

The following sonnet, which we find in
the n. Y. Journal of Commerce, is evident
ly intended for the "snake-hkc" VIM. H.
Seward. Its capital picture of all his
hideous determines. The poet artist is no
apprentice:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-05
Railroad Items.

The entire quantity of iron to be used in
laying the track of the Terre Hautc and In
dianapolis Railroad has been received at
New Orleans, and at the last accounts was
being forwarded as rapidly as possible to
Tcrre Haute. The Indiana State Journal
states that the whole line Of the Road is
graded, and with strong force on the road
this summer, i, is confidently expected that
the road will be entirely completed by the
first Of December next.
The New York Post says that regular
bnrthcn trains will not be run on the Erie
Railroad to Dunkirk, before the middle OF
May. In the meantime thorough ex-
animation of the entire work is to be made,
so that when the transportation OF freight
commences there will be no interruption
from any cause.
The Railroad Convention lately held at
New Orleans, to consider the best plan of
connecting New Orleans (by way ofJack-
son, Mississipp) with the great system of
railways now under consideration, and pro-
jcc'ed IN the States of Mississippi, Alaba-
ma and Tennessee, decided to make a road
from New Orleans along the banks Of the
Nlississippi river as far as Baton Rouge.
and thence divcrge towards the State of
Mississippi. This viii give a continuous
line Of railroad between the extreme points
ofabouttwoh hundred milesin length, which
is estimated to cost three million dollars
A rival proposition was submitted, propo-
sing to run the road by way Of Madison.
yilles and to connect with New Orleans bx
a steam ferry, ercjection of which caused
us friends to withdraw from the Convcn
ton. The friends of the route adopted
composing large majority of the Convcn
non, think that il will be carried out spec
Oily and successfully.-Bah 4mrican.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-05

A. she cars were going up Tuesday, snake
head" ~ il ID called. shot up like lightning through
Of The cars and nearly stripped lady of all her
clothiue. Ii just grazed Of her legs, carrying
her closhs with il. An inch more to the right and
she would have been horribly mangled.-Cm Eng.
a friend ofours asks, where such rails are used
would il be well to have rhe bottoms ofthe cars
own the wheels protected by iron Plates' Wehard-
y think s,at such precsution would suffice in all
essss heeanse the uptured rail does not uniformly
strike in the same place; but i, is well known that
sbr rail and also the compound rail. are NOT pro-
durs3ve ofsuch accidents and one cfthesc should
6nPescede tle fat rail on al rsr.ads.-Eeyn6iic.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-05

EFFECT OF JENNY LIMBS Musrc.-Tbc
following article written for the Louisville
Journal, and which the Editor calls the
charming production of distinguished
scholar" of that City, will furnish some
idea, though little poetical perhaps. of
what may be supposed to be the influence
Of Jenny Linds music on a cultivated
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-05

Wedncsday, Ap1l 30, 1851.
MIR. johnson presented the proceedings
ola meeting in Weszcl county on the basi.
Of representation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-05

y
Mr. Gcogc Mason, from the committee appointed
to devise proper seal for this Commonwealth, re-
ported. that the committee had according prepared
the following device thereof which he read in his
place. and afterwards delivered in at the clerks ta-
bic, when the same again twice read and agreed
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-11-04
sale OF Lands i'm Partition.

virtue of an ORDER of the June term, 8050,
n Of Tie Court of Common pleas of Washing
10 county, Ohio, in a suit in partition of Wal
ter r. LanG1rth and others, against Charles f.
TIlinclast and oilers, | shall offer for sale al
The door of the Court house in Marietta, on Sat
urday the 4th day of October, 085O, between the
hours of co o'clock A. NJ, and % o'clock,EM.
ihc following described real estate viz:
Arrraised at 100000
Three acre lot No lCC0, in range 8, town
3, section 81, in Washington county,
Appraised at oU.Uu
Three acre lot No. 047, in range 8, town 2,
section 81, in Washington county,
Appraised at S32U,uU
l60 acrelot No. 1899 in range 60, town 8,
sections Il and 20 in Washington county.
Appraised at S640.0C
00O acre lot no. 100, in range 05, town 0,
sections % and IS in Lawrence county,
Appraised at sOGO.O(
$40 acre lot, No. 25, in range 90, town 2,
section 25, in MeigS county.
Appraised at SO44.V(
262 acre lot, No. 25, in range so town 8,
section 20. in Meigs county
Appraised at $524.O'
Terms of sale:-One third on the day of sale
one third in one year, and the remaining third il
two years, with interest from the day of sale
JESSE HlLDERBRAND, S. VIC,
Marietta, Aug. 2Cth, CS50.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-11-04
NV GOODSl


THE CNilEliSiGNhD have NV Feeeyed thcir
stock OF Sptlng aud Summer G0OLS. con-
SStIns IN pafs as follows;
eco pes. pfintS--.thc neweSt aud most fashionable
3 styles;
% Furniture EhiAtz-yery reh;
"a /" Satinetts, Ermine Cloth CaSshmeres ana
\. % t-s.',5i9', 1.o,s ,a,;ors col,rs.
a ne,,,UpE ni,,n H. soTgsI r.. rSi'o and Cd An,cos
~ !. ra,Ss,, ;esivs ~ voT;o,,s colars.
x :, ~ s,,.i- G;e,h.,as.
zo., Tem ~ ~ 'ls.. '1i;. !,
coo coo No1& :, - i cbean
wv W. 1il, IN eot,fs. S'r'
20 . raanS, rs,nn"Ta5 W,Sl;ns All nrces.
~ IA ,1 Rr,,,. drills and Canton FlannelS:
b,s.S ;.'.D,, ~ S,,amts "at onJ (tcck Sh;rnrs
Slpn,,. aploI TSh,t V.,ol SILK Embroidered & Plaid:
1'iat, n,,J D,Iorn rress Goods, very hand
sr,ro.
IN o,,., 'iaioI HIS and t,,ns N,w slvles;
~, ~ Isl h1i,s ~ Carre, Eors and Sacbes:
Ia,o,,,s Har,ir:cts Uook. Swiss 4 Null Musns;
os'' Gn,s,gsnrV Vsivrslings.
an. r." III pmncv Homes.
oa,''ie o., .p.l c., Cintb.
81 pat a,tN naSh Tantler aud Coach Lace;
i,or,'ass TrnesN Nav styIe:
r"r,',. paa ETo,nas ond Trunk Locks;
p',ap,Ias na,IJ' D'R AM R;,ts and S,irrups;
!, ,s' 80 e'',l,' Ttrras, anJ w otpr Hooks:
eeln on"l,s' ea5,,a J pi,Sl on5 Swain Wclb;
tlornn.s IT, amJ Mort;peale Hines;
nr;me md cboe Tl,Teod and Silk;
Gu cir.;, WI W. Ia c;rib;nr.
So1iar,s IoedScs a VIE Punches and hammers;
cmtt;ua Hn;ves and Cutting Thrusts;
pa1 SoSar's Snnt and Brass Nails;
rau ro ooie"s R 'S sa,Ss and Carriage Handles and
. ,'ee' ".s
HINGES 80, N...ss,,
Buggy and Carnage SpnhgS aud DeSh fIanieSi
4 Curtain Cloth anu Lea'hsri M
4 Aud every uthef article IN saaaItis ii'ic'
, ,.',S " I.,ohos.
90 different Kinds ol L1cks pS ana ha'oi''''
All KINDS OF Fiics anu I,|S VI n.u.
4 All kinds of ChisciS and PAN bll's;
Az klndS OF Ausers ana buts;
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-11-04
BUcHANAN,s JOURNAL OF MAN;

MoNTnLy-32 pages per number; 81 per an
nun, in advance; ten copies for 81.
BI-MoNTHLY AND MoNTHLY-76S pages per an
mum; So IN advance; 10 copos for So
This is the only journal in Europe or Amenca
devoted to a complete and original system OF An
thropology. 1t presents new and well demonstra-
ted systems of Phrenology, Physiology, and PhyS-
iognomy, and surveys, from new poSlllon' lhe
Humanitarian progress, and the great wonders and
discoveries of the age. The doctrines OF the Jour
nal have been sanctioned, generally, by phrenolo-
gists and men of science, who have given then
an investigation. Specimen numbers will be
sent gratuitousy Address the Editor, DR.. ]. X
BUCHANAN, Cincinnati. RcmttanceS at The
! Editors risk.
Volume first being stereotyped, copies will b'
sent by mail for 80. This volume contains nln'
plates, one being mapIo the New System 0
| Phrcnology. lho]o"f'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-11-04

~ DR. GUYsoTT's IMPROVED EXTRACT OF VEL
Low Dock AND SARsAPAnnLA is sure remedy for
Hereditary Taint.
Thousands Of individuals are cursed with griev-
Gus complaints, which they inherit from theil pa
rents. The use of the Yellow Dock and Sarsa-
darilla will save all this, and save a vast amount
of misery, and many valuable lives, for it tho
roughly expels from the system the latent taint,
which is the seed of disease, and so takes off the
curse by which the sins or misfortunes of the pa
rents are so often VISITED upon the innocent off
spring
Parents owe it to their children to guard then
against the effects of maladies that may be com
municated by descent and children OF parent;
bat have at any time been affected with Con
hption, Sclofula or Syphilis, owe it to them
selves to take precauton against the disease be-
ng revived in them. Guysott's Extract OF vel
low Dock and Sarsaparilla is sure antidote.
II ch cases. See advertisement. n3ow4n
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-11-04
CHEAPCLOTLEEN G
CLEAR TIE TRACK!
e yss..:ss * ) l5';ssi sI;s:5::EE l.SsssgsgI
JsFsADANG's NEW DEPOT!
One aopr lelo,s crarLenl 4. Snet's aore

One door bcio,c Crarford y Siier's Store
Front street, iomcroy. Ohio.
HUST RECEIVED from Cincinnati large and
2 well rejected stock of READY MADE CLIO
THING, which has never Gcen Surp' S sd in quail.
ity or price ~ tbisfmarket, Being practical
Tailor, and having been carrying on the business
for seyeu years in Pumeroy, have selected my
stock with full knowledge of the wants OF this
market-looking to substantial goods and cheap
prices.
My stock consists of Dress, Frock and Sack
Goats, Pantaloons, Vests, Shirts, undershlrlS
Drawers, Furnishing Goods, Cravats, Caps, Trunks
&c. Also, a superior article of Tailors Shears
and Points; an article kept nowhere else IN Pome
roy.
The undersigned does not feel it necessary tc
boast of the great variety and cheapness OF ms
STOCK. He knows that an examination oil ms
goods will tell more potently in Their favor thar
all the 'high. .faluting' words to &c found in Walk
er and Webster, could say for them. tic there
fore leaves it n others, whose stock needs to b
praised, To tell about the variety, goodness, ant
cheapness of theiT goods. His goods speak TO
| themselves, as all competent judges must decide
| They are STRONG AMI WELL MADE, and h'
merely asks those wishing II.
Purchase Clothing Cheap,
| To call upon him before buying elsewhere, as h
is confident he can sell them more Fashionable
and bcisei)' hi |, at H3A2sER RATES thai
any other establishment in the county.
WILLIAM BRADING,
pomeroy April I, IS. n2s,00Q
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-11-04

" CONSUMPTION is disease which is carrying
Is victims. TO the tombs bythousands, without
being aTTestedin its progress by theanedicines in
common use at the present time. But a brighter
day is coming, and has come--as to successfully
arrest this disease. DR. ROGERS L1yERW oRT
AND TAR, not only gives immediate relief in
Coughs and Colds, but from the testimony of men
of the highest standing here and elsewhere, il is
making some very. remarkable cures Of Consump-
tion. Improvements in the treatment of diseases
are onward, aud nothing can arrest its spirit in
the present. age. Those who are afflicted with
diseased Lungs, would do well to call on the
Agents and see the certificates of DR.. Wm. ].
Richards, Judge Wm. Burke, the wife Of the
Rev. Geo. w. Maley, and Of DIR. Hiram Cox, late
Professor in the Eclectic Medical College in Gin
cinnati.
For sale in Pomeroy byJ P. FLEMi2G and D
REED, Agents for Meigs county. n37w2.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-11-04
POmey0y Academy.
THE FALL TERN of this Academ

THE FALL TERN of this Academy VIII com
mence on MoxpAy, the 1ith of September.
Instruction is given in all the common branchcS
of English education, the Latln Greek, Frcnch
and Germaa languages and Higher mathematics
The Principal is not ambitious that his pups
should go over more ground than others, but ~ is
his aim to instruct all his pupils so thorough!y
that when lhey have finished study they VIII
have complete practical and theoretical know
ledge of it,
An Apparatus will be provided TO illustrate the
nrincipleS of Chemistry and Philosophy and q
course of lectures accompanied with experiments
viii be given on these Sciences during The seS'
sion. No effort will be spared 10 make the lUE,l-
tuition one Of the very hghost order, hoth III lhe
number and extent of The sSudes pursued, anu III
the facilities for acquiring athorongh knowledge
of them.
Terms:
Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography aud HIS
tory, per quarter, % W
Botany, Natural Philosophy and Astrono-
my, in addition to the above, oU
Natural Sciences, and the Higher Mathe-
matics, Moral and Intellectual Philoso-
ply, Rhetoric, Logic Book Keeping, the
Latin, and Greek Languages, 8 w
| No scholar is taken for less than Quarter, alld
no deduction made for absence, except in cases o.
rotracted sickness.
C. c. GILES, Principal.
Poneroy, August c., $685.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-11-04
An Ordinance Establishing Grades
i'm the E0NYM of POmGrOY.

BE IT ORDAINED by the Town council of the
Town of Pomeroy, that the following points
be established as the grade of Front and Court
streets in said Town.
Commencing at Raston's East line, thence to
surface ofstreet in front of V. B. Horizons office;
thence to the west end of MAYORS Run bridge;
thence from east end of bridge to the west side OF
Spring street; thence TO the center OF Plum street,
thence to point three feet above the present sur
face of Road in front of Rolling Mill Office; thence
to center of Cherry street; thence to point in
front of Fosters house. Thence to Rasps west
line to point one foot above present surface o.
street on stone culvert; thence to point at G. R
Pomeroys east line; thence to center of Elm street
thence to west line of section No. 8; thence to Mrs
Muray's west line; thence to A. Murdock's cas-
line; thence to Huffinan;s west line; thence tt
Radfords west line; thence to the cresswayl IN cen
ter Of street in front ofN, +. Nyes house; thence
to point in road on the top of The hill.
From west side ofButternut street to the presen
Snriace OF street at StephenSons west line; thence
10 the western line of the corporation
CoURT STREET From top Of curb stone at cas-
corner of Front and Court streets to second stree
at point on level with the top of Seth Paine
cellar wall
AARON MURDOCH, Mayor.
| JEOTIc = MNE pnnorIar
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-11-04
EG0Dc fOr .s,n aS5etcd-

4 Ii WHO MAY BE ST RFERING WITH
IN derangcmcntof Nature from taking Mer-
curN may bo cared by taking The Extract of
AIncricnn OH, " hich parties the blood, and
will cure Fresh Cuts, Fever Sores Bruises, Scalds,
Burns, information, Flnx, EHsipeas, Rheuma-
tSn &C., with the small sum Of 25 to 81 cents.
For sale byWA. Il. PENNINGTON, Middleport,
MeisS county, Ohio; also, by IL. HAYMAN, Letarts-
vile, and 5. II. BAGHErT, Rutland. Call and get
bottle, and you will find ito be ono of the best
medicines new in use. .,r sIt,s
August ), 0S59 ni3ws.