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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-12-23

SILVIA "a NIVUII|&&
4 1UST received at the Star Store, from the Eas-
- tern cities, asuperior and splendid stock Of
Fall and Winter Goods, which win be sold al
such reduced prices that II win astonish the Ma
tives. My stock consists in part Of The following
articles;
200 Pieces Fancy Prints, at so cts. an amfulk
200 Brown Muslin, awful cheap.
500 pair Boots and Shoes. for almost nothing
20 pieces AlpacaS, from 25 to so cts per I'd.
20 Muslin DeLanes, at any price you want
20 Casimeres, from 90 CTS to 81 ,25 per I'd
10 Z" Broad Cloth, ever so cheap.
50 Bbls. Whiskey by the Dbl gal or quart.
With host of other Notions, such as are usually
kept in this Market. All Of which will be soli
shocking low for cash in hand or produce dsliv
cred.
In view my Goods more fully to expl,anl
| will by the way Of poetry proclaim:
Let pealing drums and canncns roar,
And send the news from shore to shore,
That all creation both for and near,
Of cheap Johns Goods soon shall hear.
First will speak of Dry Goods rare
Such trophies sure will make you stare.
Of Broad Cloths Cassimeres and pants so cheap.
Of them it is useless more to speak
Delighted you can't help but be
When you see their prices and their quality.
The Ladies will my compliments receive;
And call they mus, the wonders to believe.
AS for prnts--I have all kinds OF styles
From cts up to 25 cts-piies on top Of piles
In Winter Goods--for soon it will come
will give you bargains, ho just for fun.
From l6 cts to % you shall Alpacas very fine;
And by the bye great bargains can be seen in ey-
cry line
Edgings Laces and all kinds Of fancy shawls Il
With Gloves and Stockings both here, and Cot.
ton to suit all that calls as tsi3ey
Large stock of Boots and Shoes with best Sols
Leather,
The very articles tosuit the muddy weather;
Hardware from Jews Harps TO Blacksmith s anvils
Not omitting two dozen Of Mann's axes with
handles
Oh my Whiskey, too, am sure it is first rate;
Just call at the Star Store for bargains great.
These with many other articles are for sale by
the subscriber, who is sometimes called Cheap
John, and also JOHN M. STRIDER.
Wanted.
10000 bushels of Oats and all Of the Corn,
Potatoes, Flaxseed, and Beans that can get. Fol
which the highest price will be paid in cash OF
money.
N. b. A few words to those that the coat fits
What an awful thing it is to sell Whiskey. Oh
deplorable wretch that does it He has no con
science He is destitute of all manly principles
This is the language of a few would-b be men O
this place. As for my part | admit sell Whis
key. OF course, according TO the above decara
ton must be a very devilish oreature: but wha
will some persons say to making child's bargain
And that is this: When you quit slandering you
betterS, and will come up like men and pay you
just debts, and not lie eternally, and set time t
time for years, then; say when that comes to b'
the case, will quit my bad habits.
few words, say, you will find to be true.
Attend to your business, and you vii hav'
enough to do.
JOHN M. STRIDER.
October %, ;5l-n49tf f4ta
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FITS AND CONCLUSIONS. /

These alarming and terrible complaints always caused
by dsrongsmsni Of the Nerves The BELT BhAcELErs
FLUID will nearly every matter how yonng
kcw old the patient how confirmed the complaint M
and astonishing proofs In possession Of ths pro
rVIstor
lJ'Many hundred Certificates from all paris OF
the country vi the most extraordinary character
can be given, il required.
~ No trouble or inconvenience attends the use
of CIR. CHRISTIE'S GALVANlC ARTICLE and
they may be worn by the most feeble and delicate,
with yeriect ease and safety. In many cases the
sensation attending their use is highly enSnnt
md agreeable. They can be sent Il a.! ar. Of
the country.
Prices:
The (ialyanic Reh, Three Dollars.
The Gaymic Necklace, Two Dollars.
The Gavanic Bracelets, One Dollar Lac
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.
The articles are sccCn panied ly fu'l and plain
lire"tions. Pan phlcts with full lardculurs lhay
Ne had of the authorized Agent, 8
| ~ PARru,LAR CAlroN.-- Law are of Counter
(ei's and Worthless limitations.
| ~ @, M0REHEAB, M. L., General Agen
for the United States, 1s2 nroadwsy, New York.
| 0JJ. +. FLEMING and l.. kELD, authorized
Agents for Megs county. nolCyl.
Nj Olasses-400 bills new crop, on handand
lNh for sale at Noe
c6ERS 4 prsElRI'
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AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE,
which conclusively proves that
"Truth Is stranger than Fiction"
CURE OF
Rheumatism, Bronchitis and Dyspepsia

huCuHdtiphl, OiUHOHitlo uHu DJnPOP"ie
REV. DR.. Lands, A CLERGYMAN
Of New Jersey Of distinguished aanmeus and sxnl;od
putaton H.
SipSEY, New Jersey, July Il, Is4s
DR. A. H. CHRIsriE-Dear Sir You wish 70 know Of
what has been the result In Of the applcaca
Of THE GALVANlC BELT AND NECKLACE hy reply
follows: e..
For about tpsny years had been suffering from pyspsr
sa Every year the symptoms became could eh
lain permanent relief from any Of medical tresnsn
whatever About fourteen years since, In Consequence
frequent exposure to the weather In the discharge Of ny
pastoral duties became subec to Chronic Rhsa
matism which for year after year. caused Undesirable
anguish Farther in the wne Of IS and 40 in
quence of preaching great deal my own vsriss.
other churches in this rego attacked by the Brsnch,
t which became as to require immediate
suspension of my pastoral labors My system
thoroughly prosirdsd and my Bronchitis became
also did my Dyspepsia and Rheumatic aecton-thus sviR
cling that these disorders connected with each eihss
macopea there seemed to be remedial agent which
could reach and recuperae my Nervous System every
hing that had tried for this purpose had completely failed
At last was led by my friends to examine inventions
and hough with sangune hopes OF their scsncyJ
determined try the effect of the application Of the GAL
VANIC BELT AND NECKLACE, with the MAGNETIC
FLUID. This in June, l94R To MY eREaT AsrsHbH
mENr IN TWO DAYS ny DEsgEPsIA HAD eosE ! IN Hisnr
DAYS WAS RESUME MY PASTORAL LAbsRs; sea
OMITTED SINGLE SERVICE ACCOUNT
BRoNcHITb; AND MY RHEUMATIC AFFECTION MAS EpTiRnLv
Such the wonderful and happy
suits Of the experiment
have tried them RESULTS BELIEvS, 10 svuss
CASE.
! am. dear sir, very respectfully your1
ROBERT W. LAMBDA
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!. Heman.s Poetical Works.

Fremonts Exploring Expedition through
Oregon and California.
The Life of General Andrew Jackson; by
is jenkins. Steel PORTRAIT
Lives of James Madison and James Monroe;
byJ. Q. Adams With Portraits |
Young's Science of Government. New and
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Oregon: Its History, Condition and Pros
poets. By Rev. Gustavus Hines. 437 PIP
12mo with Portrait
The Silver Cup of Sparkling Drops from ma
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cf Temperance the world over. BY Miss
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Thrilling Adventures by Land and Sea; by
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Illustrated
Dean Swift's Works. Illustrated edition;
containing Gullivers Travels, Tale Of a
Tub Battle of the Books &c
Popular Biography, by Peter Farley. 500
PIP.
Youatt's ,Fauiery; being the most important
parts of "Youatt on the Hor'e." Amerl-
cani:ed and simplifed by H S Randall,
with 60 wood and steel engravings; large
12mo
History OF the War with Mexico; by S
Jenkins illustrated with 25 steel and
Wild Scenes of Hunters Life and Remark
able Adventures,
Noble Deeds of American Women; or cx-
amples of Female courage and virtue.
vol vito Portrait
Daring Deeds of American Heroes; by Jas.
o. BraYnan 500 l2mo pages. llustra-
TMurry's Pictorial History OF. the United
States. 500 PIP. vo. Numerous engra-
| wings.
*Byron's Works, in one volume, vo., in
cluding all his suppressed and attributed
poems; with beautiful engravings 8
%ShakSpeare's Complete Works, in one roy
al 8vo. volume. .. 3
*Rollin's Ancient History. 2volumeS. 4
&Cyclopepia of Useful and Entertaining
knowledge; forming complete Library
of Family Information, &c. &c. By W.
W. Murray, Esq. Embellished with $50
Engravngs. / vol. royal octave. 5
*Colman's European Agriculture and Rural
Economy. EmbelliShed with aixty en-
cravings from wood and steel. Sheep or
cloth. 8
Books, marked with star, thus (t) are
mailable we will, however, send them free of
! pense to any place in the U. S. or Canadas
which we can send by Express, except Califol
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and State
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in presenceof the Post Masters and numbers
dates of the same retained.
No books kept or sold by us Of an immoral
dency.
N. B.-Agents wanted to sell the above Boz
to whom LARGER DisCouNTs will be given.
All orders should be addressed Post Paid to
GEO. II. DERBY & co.
Publishers, Buffalo, N.
November II, 1851.
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ExTRA INpucrMENr--0n receipt Of the cash,
we will forward by Mailor Express Books ordered
from the following list, on the above terms, and
FREE Of ExPESsEl 50 nowiS the time for those re
siding in different parts of the country, who are
not in the vicinity OF boekstorc, to purchase
their books at greatly reduced prices
List Of Books, with Booksellers prices attached
Doyles Ready Reckoner. new and improved
edition. from new plates. 25I
YOnng Lady Gift. OF
jays Family Prayer so
Dodridge's Rise and Progress. So
Baxters Saints Rest 90
Robbins Prodnce Reckoner; showing the
value of different kinds Of Grain, BY the
pound OF bushel. lHlno. %
The Young Mans Book %
Chambers Treasury Of knowledge, 60
Lamartine's History Of the French Revou-
tionof ls4S; with steel portrait, | co
FowlerS Phrenology; Proved, illustrated,
and Applied With cuts, 90
Combe's Constitution Of Man 90
Noores LalIa Rookh. A beautiful edition.
Steel plate. CO.
A Gift Book for Young Ladies'; by pr. Alcott,
With plate. Q0
A Gilt Book for Young Mem; BY Dr. Alcoit
| With plate. | 90
Fox's Book Of Martyrs. 25
Lives of the Wesleys' 25
PILGRIMS Progress: with Notes and Life Of
the Author. With plates. 25
| Life of Christ and his Apostles; by Rev.
| John Fleetwood, d. d. 25
| Life of DR.. Judsun, the head of the Mission
airy Enterprise; by j. Clomsnt. 40 Up.
with Portrait. 20
Lives Of the three Mrs. Judsons: same as
above with three Portraits. 400 PIP. / 25
Life and Essays of Dr.. Franklin. With Por-
trait 20
The Life Of John Quincy Adams; by Vim.
H. Seward. l %
The American Fruit Culturist; by John J.
Thomas, %
Headley's Women--of the Bible IS
Headleys Napoleon and his Marsha,s L.
Illustrated. -
The Life of Empress Josephine, first wife
of Napoleon; byP G. Headley. With
steel portrait. 20
Indian Captivites, or, Life in the Wiswam;
by Samuel G. Drake. 25
The Missionary Offering; dedicated TO DR..
Judson. -
The Life of General Zachar! Taylor; by II.
Montgomery 20
Life of General Scott; by Mansfield, 20
The Generals of the Last Wr will Great
Britain; by Johns jenkins IS
Popular Poets. 12mo, neat cloth, with Por
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"RemCm Fer TIC faithful Dead"
MARIETTA NlAREI h WORKS.

IL OLLISTER & LEONARD would respect
form the citizens of Pomeroy and vicinity
thatthey still continue the MARBLE BUSINESS
IN all in all its various branches at their old stand
in Marietta, Ohio.
Having just receiued large and well selected
assortment Of Italian and American Marble Slabs
and Blocks, are prepared to make TO order, MON
uMENTS, TOMB TABLES and EAD-SToNES
Of every variety, on the SHORTEST notice, in the
NEATEsT style, and for the LOWEST prices.
Marble Mantels, Centre Table-TopS, &c. al
ways on hand
GrindStones from the best Warren quanies,
constantly on hand, wholesale or retail.
Any orders addressed TO us at Marietta, ,r II.
B. Smith, Pomeroy, will be promptly attended to.
Man1tta, o. June 10, 1s5l.-n37m6.
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Severe Deafness Cnrad.

The following extract from letter lately receives
from distinguished ysician in the State Of Virginia.
"A II. CHRisrIE, NJ. D,-Dear Sir One OF my patisntS
unknown to me- obtained your GGlVans Belt aud Nsekass
with the Magnetic Fluid for serious affection Of Deal
ness The thai Of q lady whose Nervous system
much disordeIed and her general health poor Much
very little success and feel II only right to tell you Tia
since commenced wearing the Belt and using the Fuia
but q few weeks ago, she has ENTIRELY RECOVERED
HER HEARING and her general health Is better than r
several years."
90 Every uf Nervous TvnsrHQ
H. can be cured BY this wonderful remedy
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-12-23
Tic DoIoreux and Neuralgia,

These dreadful snd sgonizing complaints ere imntd-
JEcKLAcr AND FLuD, The Belt diHhses the Electricity
through the system the Necklace has local effect aAa
the Fluid directly upon the affected In these die
Gessing Affections the application NEVER FAILS
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-12-23

F." COHEN respectfully returns his thanks
HI to his buying customers for their liberal
patronage to him, and would say to them that he
is still on hand with large supply Of WINTER
GOODS; and his advice is, in place of running to-
the drug stores and buying patent medicines and
cough candy, to buy yourselves warm clothing,
and you can save both disease and money and live
more comfortable. My stock consists in part of
Heavy Felt, Blanket, Tweed, & Cloth Goats;
Cloth, Satinett, Silk and Satin Vests;
Satinett, Jeans and Cashmere Pants;
Fine cloth and silk plush Caps;
Fur and silk Hats;
Fine and Kip Boots and Shoes;
Fine and Hickory Shirts, Drawers, UndeTshirts,
Comforts Cravats and Handkerchiefs;
Umbrellas, Carpet Bags and Trunks;
have also large stock Of DRY-GOODS, such
as French and English Cloths, Tweeds, Cass-
meres, Jeans, Satnetts, Calicoes Brown Cottons
and Sheeting, with host Of Notions, too numev-
Gus to mention here.
@A&0O0ELE MR II WE%o
will also say to my customers that am now
PREPARED to sell Groceries OF all kinds, and enough
cheaper to pay the trouble of coming and buying
of me. All ask is for you to come and examine
my articles and price them. You will find thep
o. X.
Ny stock OF Groceries consists of Sugar, Coffee,
Tea, Rice, Fish, Tobacco, Soap and Candles; all
which will dispose of at the VERY LOWEST PRICES.
GJ All Kinds of Country Produce taken in ex-
change for Goods.
IIr Call at the old stand Cohen's Headquarters
No. 2, on Front between Court and Lind streets.
You will find HIM at his post. H. COHEN.
Pomeroy, December %, 1851.
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PALSY and ParNlYsia.

All physicians acknowledge that these terrible diseases
caused by deficiency Of Nervous Energy in the affected
limbs DR. CHRIsTIEs (3ayanic Articles will supply thh
deficient power and complete and entire is tAus
effected
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POmerOy FOuntIcry.

THE partnership heretofore existing between
VIM. McAboy and Spalding Cutler has this day
been dissolved by mutual consent. Dated Oc-
tober27l, SSl. WIN. McABOY.
SPALDING CUTLER.
November H. IS5l-3w gts
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-12-23

4 III. accounts or claims due us will positivcl
~ be put in suit on the ist day of Scp,tnb,
next, If not paid before. We cannot wait lcnge
Pay mp now and save cost
= REED & BROTHER.
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'Omeroy Select SchOOI--Ninter Term
House and LOt for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale his dwelling
house, also, his corner house, at present occupied
has chair cabinet, and Tailor Shop, together with
the whole lot. Said property is situated in the
most public part of Graham Station, The prem
ises is well calcula.ed for any kind Of mercantile
business. For further particulars apply on the
premises to NJ. o. GREENLEE.
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TO MERCHANTS.

~ MEhSF1fAINi D.
I INVITE the attention Of Country Merchants
L to my Stock of Notions and Fancy Goods,
which can be sold at low prices and on reasonable
terms, consisting in part of the following articles:
100 Packs Pins;
500 Dozen Ladies' Cotton Gloves;
100 do do Lisle Thread dol
40 do Cotton Purses;
800 Gross Hooks and Eyes;
100 do Gilt Vest Buttons;
30 do Pressed Horn Coat do,
40 do Lasting and Brocade do dol
300 do Fine faced Suspendsu dol
100 do Cold Agate DO
80 do Pearl DO
100 Dozen Coats Spool Thread
100 do Blackington. do do
100 do Colburns do dc
200 do Assorted do do
100 lbs. White SkeiR do
Is do Assorted do do
IS Bundles Ball do
100 Dozen White and Black Tape
so do Ladies Linen Hdkfs;
80 do MaSon's Blacking;
40 do Tally-Ho RaEorS;
20 do Ashton s JackssR's Do
Is do Razor Strops;
100 do Shaving Soap;
81 do Transparent Shaving Cream
20 M Bates Needles;
15Ido Hemmng & Sons do
10 do Darners;
600 pcs. Cap and Bonnet Ribbonst
100 do Col'd Tafeta do
80 do Black Dc
200 lbs. Whale Bones;
300 Dozen Tuck Combs,
200 do Side do
100 do Eng Horn Dressing Do
80 do do do do
400 do Ivory Fine do
25 do Harmonicans;
80 lbs. Black Italian Sewing Silk.
E. S. EDWARDS.
Pomeroy, December 9, 1851.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-12-23

important Discovery in Dagucrre-
i OtypeS.--I would respectfully inform the
citizens of Pomeroy that am now receiving the
late and wonderful discoveries in taking Daguer-
reotypes; and will be in Pomeroy in December
for the purpose of taking ictures.
81. WoOLLY.
New York. December I, 1S5l.--n4w3.
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GREATa .QUESTlON.

EOHN X. MORGAN would respectfully invite
- the citizens of Pomeroy and vicinity to call
at his new store on Front street, the fifth door be-
low the Post Office, in DR.. Trains new building,
and examine his new and fashionable
Fall and Winter Stock Of Clothing,
which he has just opened, and will dispose of at
the very lowest prices. He need not boast of his
quality and cheapness. All he asks is for his
friends to come one and all, examine and price his
goods before purchasing elsewhere. He is conf
dent that none will leave his store without being
satisfied with the prices. His stock consists Of
Fancy Silk and Satin Vests,
Of the very best; 'i
Fancy Cashmere and Doeskin Pants,
For Lawyers, doctors, farmers & laborng hands;
Cloth, Tweed, Felt and Blanket Goats
BY the wagon loads
The latest styles of Silk Hats,
Cloth and Silk Plush Caps;
Striped and fine White Shirts,
As handsome as Canary birds
Carpet Bags, and Umbrellas,
You will find with him always;
Warranted Shoes and Boots,
With host of other goods.
Come one and all and examine for yourselves,
You will find more than can be stored in his
shelves;
All OF the very best and neateSt;
And you will find that JoHN sells the cheapest.
JOHN X. MORGAN
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!" STAND AND DELTVER." :"

gNggNIg--Nzl l2- gaazesAS4
"STAND AND DELIVER"
SIGN OF CHEAP ANDY-W1ITE FLAG.
A LTH0CGH some of our merchants tell about
N cheap travelling and other such things, ena
bling them to sell low, we can beat them, as
we returned home from the East in skfT thus
enabling us to sell 20 per cent. lower than any
body who travelled by railroad and steamboat.
More than this while Others were paying IS cents
per hundred for freight, Andy shipped LOT in the
skiff, thus paying no freight at all. Beat this,
who can: and what is better--our story is strictly
true. Below is schedule of the cheapest goods
to be found in the market, which neither require
"Auctions' or "Poetry" to sell them.
For Ladies.
Gnghams, Calicoes, Plaids, Irish Linen, White
and Colored CanbricS, Gloves, Hosiery, Silks,
LaceS, Shawls, Ribbons, Pocket HandkerchiefS
CravatS, and a new and splendid style of Evelina
goodS-the prettest article for ladies dresses ever
made-and NO OTTER STORE HAS THEM.
For Gentlemen.
Plain and Fancy Cassmeres, TweedS, Satti-
nets, Cravats, Vestings, Gloves, Suspenders,
Hats, Caps &c.
ALS0--Hardware, Qneenswarc, Nails, Tobac
co, Cigars, Sugar Tea, Coffee, Spices, Toys, &C.,
and a"big dog in addition. In fine, every article
usual or unusual, kept ina retail store.
Don't foget the place-sign of "Cheap Andy"
| White Flag. M
All kin Is of Country Produce received in ex-
change for goods at the highes: market pIice.
| 9E A. Loo CBNER