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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-08-04
Addressed TO che Ladies.

Mrs. GAGE, who has lately partakefi Of
the hospitalities Of Governor Wood, ina
letter to the Cultisator, thus writes Of the
Governors wife and daughters-ft models
of imitation for all American ladies':
The ladies work in the garden, train up
the vines, weed the beds, tend the bordefsy
and make around fairy land Of beauty and
luxury. Why mag you not do the same9
/ Now, dear girls, you whose homes are sit
uated away from the hustle and confusion
Of the city-by the babbling brooks, or upon
the borders of The forest, or even you who
live in more favored places; amidst the
comforts Of wealth and ease, let me ask you
sometimes to think about the wife Of our
Governor-think of her as one like unto
yourself performing all life's holiest duties,
cheerfully, carefully. have heard some Of
you some times say, that such a one was'as
"proud and stuck up, as if she was the Gov
ernors wife," Now don't SANDER the Gov
emers wife any more-go. initiate her quiet
domestic virtue--be faithful 10 your duties,
create around an atmosphere of beauty and
usefulness-live plain, simple, truthful,
earnest lives. Think less of the trimmings
OF your dress, more of the garRiture Of the
heads and the hearts, and more of your yards
and gardens. For the sake Of those you love
best, do this. How can your sons or your
brothers grow up coarse and unrefined, if
you throw around them panorama, OF beaui
ty and harmony? Fill your gardens and
yards with fruits and shrubbery-toll the
birds TO your bowers, and let them sing their
merry harmonies at the threshold, and By
and by you may have home of your own,
each one of you, that will fill the heart Of
The sojourner within thy gates with hope1
full happiness.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-08-04
lA Gre.at. Error n History.

Here is uhaccount of an experiment with
the Ohionpper, as told by the spondent
of the Cleverand Heral bN
4" As i nan my pencil over the several
names on my paper, and the spirits were TO
raps asl struck II hard on the name ofJali-
US Cesar, a loud muflled rap was heard, asi
old julius shosl In cloak and nantle'was at
hand. How old were you when you died2
said l. Niaefy-eight, was answered.
Where did you die RI again asked, In
New cork. .t-a-f-e was spelt out. aud
] was stisiied fFoh this answer that hisiof,
was awrche, and the spirits right Lon vice
versa, and 1 didn't cart svhi1l.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-08-04
Liquor Riot.

A riot occurred at Saco, Maine, on Fri
day last, growing out Of the arrest of Mr.
Gumey for selling liquor A friend Of Cur
ney's struck one Of the witnesses, and a
general fight ensued Several Of the police
were badly beaten, aud a large extra force
has been sworn in. in anticipation Of more
trouble. a. si4 t eie
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-08-04

WoMANs CONVENTION. this assemblage
in Akron, some singular things were said, and
some quite sensible ones. young lady spoke
as follows:
For her part she loved man, individually and
collectively better than woman, and so, she was
sure, did every ono of her sex, ifthey, like her,
would utter their real sentiments. She was
more anxious for mans elevation and improve
ntthan fT women's, and so was every true
woman. Si.s
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-08-04
RespectabiIity.

It ispretty generally conceded now, that,
under the new postage law, no person can
lay claim to respectability who neglects to
pay the postage of thelletters he sendsoff,
when he can do it for three cents, and by not
doing it force the receiver topay five cents.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-08-04

The New York Epening Post refers to an oc-
currence that took place at Nibl1s Theater in
that city, on the 10Th which is probably uhpre-
cedented in the annals of acting. The audience
were so delighted with Burton's pantomine, in
one scene, that they rose in body and shouted
for repetition. Ii is common for singers to be
asked to repeat their performances, butnot for.
actors, 49,
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-08-04

The eccentric DR.. Byles said one day to his
servant, Go and tell your mistress that Doctor
Byles has put an end to himself, The girl few
up stairs, witha face OF horror at this dreadful
news. The astonished wife and daughter rush
ed into The parlor--and there was the Doctor,
calmly walking about with a part Of cows
tail, that he had picked up in the street. tied to
his coat behind. s
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-08-04
J AGood shofl

Twelve men, detachment OF the Sonora Ex
petition, who had been depredating upon the
Rancheros about Los Angeles, were surprised in
their camp on the 27th May, by the Sheriips
party, and were every one killed 6tthe first FIRE,
before they had an ntimation Of pursuit.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-08-04

We doubt not that the next Annual Siala
Fair, which will be he'd Al Columbus on The
highly commendable zeal on the pail oi ~
spirited and worthy mauagsu.- c's. b'st.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-08-04
Great Land snIo

Three millions five hundred thousand acres
Of the public lands win be offered for sale at
St. Croix, Wisconsin, during the month Of
August. This will be the largest sale Of
public lands ever made. The land lies prin.
cipally along the st. Croixriver
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-08-04

SOMETHING FOR TYPos.-"# ofmy existence,
give me an )" said printer to his sweetheart.
She immediatly made - at him, and
planting her uJ between his lis which made
him @ 80.
,'sach an outrage" said FanSt, looking I
at her, is without a l." 9re 'a
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-08-04

HEAvr 'FAnURs.--A large commission
house 10 ' il in Market street, Philadelphia, failed
On wednesday, for over two hundred thou'
sand dollars. w
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-08-04

A YouEc GIRL MURDERED AT MLwAuKIE.
IA young girl of l8 years, of German birth,
we'll educated, of fine personal appearances
and highly respectable, was murdered iu Mil
waukie, Wisconsin, last week, and thrown
into the canal. Suspicion has implicated .
family inithe crime. s5it-.e
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-08-04

OT The Hon. WILLIAM PORTER, an ole
and respected citizen, and associate judge Of
Allegheny county, died on the 25th inst, al
his residence near Minerville.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-08-04
D.,P. ROSEB00M &C0.
Machinists and Brass Founders
Maddock'S Buildings, Chillicothe Street,

PO@ESMOUE o.
TTyHEY make and repair all kinds of Steam
L Engines, Mill Gearing, Lathes, &c., as
we'll as all kinds Of Machinery. Their Brass
Foundry being the only one this side of Cincin-
naiti, they can furnish anything in that line
at short notice. They also keep always on
hand Kase' s Patent Double Action Force Pump,
most excellent and useful machine for draw
Ing water from deep wells and forcing it to
almost any desired height or distanc.
Portsmouth, Nov II, lS50.--32yl
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-08-04
AN OLD Low LnrrEn.-- 4.


mi dere mister hazard TAX my pen
to inform yew Thatime Dyan For luv for Yew
i've Got 20 thowsen Dolers in Hard cashif VI
thinck ule hay me Jest rightniee Line -,
uRes Til Deth
marthy fnudae ~
Mister ffeddriX hazard x :. ~ -.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-08-04
Bnsiness Gatos
!. Blanks! Blanks!I

A assortment Of blanks ofvarious kind
IA such as Warra ntce, Quit-Claim and Mo
gage Deeds, Subpenas, Summons, Execution
attachments, and other Justice 'sblanks, co
stntly ON hand at thisofice.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-08-04

The Foreign correspondent Of The Ohio
Statesman gives the following description 0
his visit 10 Pompeii. Its worth reading:
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-28
=. j. oAKEs. V. W. BUsKIRk.
Ak & BUSKIRK,
Wholesale GrocerS and Dealers in Rectifed W his
key, Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
It Tr TGrtSm Uth' Obi,
4 |tigars--20 Boxes Fine Principles;
" 10 Boxes Canones;
Is do Fine Havanna;
$4,000 Half Spanish;
10000 Common; on hand and for sale low
by OAKES & BUSKIRK'
Sale Of Lands in Partition.

Sale Of Lands in Partition.
DY virtue of an order of the June term, $3.50,
- of the Court of Common pleas of Washing
ton county, Ohio, in a suit in partition of Wal
ter r. Danforth and others, against Charles +.
TillinghaSt and Others, / shall offer for sale at
the door of the Court house in Marietta, on Sat
urday the 4th day of October, 0S50, between the
hours of 90 o. clock A. NJ, and OF o'clock, NJ.
the following described real estate viz:
Town lot Number forty five, in Marietta,
Appraised at 100000
Three acre lot No. 1000, in range s, town
3, section 81, in Washington county,
Appraised at S 5000
Three acre lot No. 047, in range 8, town2,
section 81, in Washington county,
Appraised at $4,000
100 acrelot No. 1889 in range 90, town 8,
sections II and % in Washington county.
Appraised at S64OOO
900 acre lot no. 722, in range 05, town0,
Appraised at $oGo.OO
$40 acre lot, No. 25, in range 90, town.,
section %, in Megs county.
Appraised at S044.O0
262 acre lot, No. 25, in range 80 town 8,
section 20, in Megs county,
Appraised at 400
Terms of Sale:-0ne third on the day of sale,
one third in one year, and the remaining third in
two years, with interest from the day of sale.
JESSE HlLDERBRAND, S. w. C.
Marietta, Aug. goth, 0S50.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-28
NEW GOODS!

n lWNr.Wr aYW1WN 4 4 =
HE ONPEhotuNEl1 nave no" tevSISeu 601ns the' @
l STOCK oil Sprng ana summer uOoDo' con
no SiSeiie III part as Ionows. r..,;.,,
2OO pcs. Prlnts-the newest auu iios' iaShlonaol'
styles; c,
70 Furniture Ohlh1CSey C lISni
"a SallnetlS' Lrnlhe Ololl' OaSSliheres ahI
q. :, uao,,'nt,, leans vor;ous ooIo,s.
90 90 :. RIna % RIocI F;snred and Copd Alnac,,
oS :. Enstorn d;mseyS Of ror;ors coIors.
OK :. Naw sivle G;ngboms. NN'N'
go oo IA. p,",,r,, M,'ai;,s
o00 600 :" oS os,
0v 0eo p,.nno,. III oo,,r., '"'"P'
20 20 p1s' pIun"SnS MnS,;,n S1i SG,', ~ -
S nv pr.-'l' nl nn:II "ii pi1SeS,
bleacheu ahu DlowiI Dlilis anu Oan'oh ria''heiS;
hpioi, 09echs @ anu W, oaeeM ea,t' olIIunssi n n
hoe' ooi' 'iIN n ~ laiS
0aSllieIe an" h"no N'''' H00O'' '''' manu-
90 some; , No., ,.,,o,.
~ ~ caseS naIS anu GaPs Nv ct, SveS,
GlhoreiiaS, carpet p"Se "a, I"V 80: a. Si an
'acohelS' Oa,piGhs, pUoH, p" - "ii Al
80 sauucry 1s
SaGule Trees anu pussy ii"iheS'
" vi anu yum OioIh'
reteht Dnsh ,1 LegSnel anu ooa'H H"'''
lalhesS llees-Ne" s.yro,
carpet Dag rIai1es ns anu ieunA e,IiIf hooA''
buckieS' briGIe % DltIS anu %, Gun luPSi
ZEN snaps, lGIreIS anu % WateI I19oNS' W'
~. 4puls' S"uuiC .a M i,;'..oin De-
nti nalnesS ~ anu e, nai M, riheais n,,ss' S!r
GI Dilule anu ohoe nieau anu oiiA'
Sia,n Weg auu uiItnlhei ,,.
Saudier 5 Neeuies' AVIS, ruIches T anu hannleiS;
y 0us'lhs hniIes S anu oI,tins n, niuS"'
pad p screws, spot anu niass S Nalls; u,
Dia"o Dussy Danu' anu O"ii''e0 iAo""i'' "iu
Hinges;
Buggy and Carriage Springs and Dash Frames;
Curtain Cloth and Leather;
And every other article in SaddlerS' line.
HardWafe.
so different kinds of Locks and Latches;
All kinds of Files and Rasps;
All kinds of Chisels and Plain Bits;
an kinds OF Augers and BUS;
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-28
HObenSek'S Worm Syrup.

Alo Medicine has ever obtained higher OF
mTe deserved repu'a ati N than Huhcnsack S
" rni Syrup; !. is 1aiy- -efieri;ngs me Of The iuosl
'stonishng an wondcrf II cures that havs ever
boen recorded IN the annals of Medicine.
How impor,ant i. is for the plLlic 10 know tha.
l remedy is al hand that ran be relied upon in all
''ses where worms arc the primary cau,e Of tlie'r
ulf.IiAg.
Ths we boldly as, EFT from our khGwledge Of
he powerful effects of The vegetables af which i
IS composed in destroying Worms and from tn,
nun4rou. unsolicited testimonials We are dali,
receiving.
iiow many are pining away miserable eNis
en- C under The supposition that they are dySpep
nc, when worms are preying upon the very vitals
# life.
As an evidence of the above we refer you to
lie testimony Of highly respectable Physician
of Mannahnwke1, New Jersey:
MEssRs. HoBEysAcG-Srs:-An opportunity of
(erin,- hasten 10 iuform You and the public, for
their cs, ecial benefit of the efficacy of your We
octable Worm Syrup as ] am disposed to give
credit where il is due. The case is as follows
respectable I,arried man by the name OF Dar
wood, was in,omcG by his Physician he was ia
boring under the Dyspepsia, and treated accor
dingly, but still grew worse. Beng man OF
s'rct habits of morality and temperance, we tht
people felt anxious for the restoration "l usetu
man. He called on me saying, ! caruot ca'
eat enough to keep me alive, while pete scehIS
I'd be something in me, gnawiDE my lnsloeS ou';
IL S. -uck me at once that he had ,"ormS' whe,
reco,n,l, ended your Worm Syrup; the 'fcond bot
tie was nearly exhausted when an abundai'quifn-
tity of Worn.a from 70 to fourteen inches '0ng
was expelled from him, after which his health Re-
turned, and he is row actively employed IN his
daily ayocation, being carpenter by trade. Thus,
sirs, your Syrup restored to society a useful mem
Der, and to familya kind and industrious pro
wider. Go ahead, gentlemeu, lunis!erlng to sui
lcring humanity, and enjoy the rich reward in
your own minds.
With pleasure | subscribe myself y 'lrs, &C.
JOSEPH ELKlNTON, NJ ID.
Merchants and others wishing the Medicine ,'an
obtain it at d. REEDS Drug Store, Pomeroy, H. h.
Wilson, Middleport. or by addressing the propri-
etors, N & S HoBENsACK, No. 800 st. John
street, Philadelphia
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-28
AARON MURDOCH, Mayor.
LEWIS s. NYE. Rpcor,le
Ordinance in regard 10 certain Side
walks.

SEC /. BE IT ORDAINED by the Town
Council of the town Of POmcroy:
That the property holders Oh the northCrly
side If Front street i'll said town be, and are
hereby required to construct, and keep in repair,
side walk on the northery side Of Front street,
as follows, tO-wit Said side walk may be of
wood, brick or stone, shall be of the same grade
as has been fixed by ordinance for Front street,
and shall extend from he Chester road SO called,
to the westerly limits of the town.
Said side walk Shall be four feet wide from said
Chester road to Mr.. Grants lane; and six feet
wide from said lane to the westerly end Of Sec 2.
SEC. 2. 1T Is FURTHER ORDAINED by the
Town Councrl of the town of Pomeroy that said
side walk shall be completed by the LIST of Novem-
Der next; and that if any person or persons hold
ing property as mentioned in the first section of
THIS ordinance shall neglect or refuse TO construct
said side walk by the time above mentioned, then
and IN that case, it shall be the duty of the street
Commissioner Of the ward in which such neglect
or refusal may take place. Immediately to cause
The side walk to be made, and keep an account
of the expense thereof which amount shall be
collected by an action of debt for the use of the
town Of Pomeroy, before the Mayor, against the
several delinquent property holders, and shall to-
gether with the costs be lien upon the lot or lots
respectively in front of which side walks shall be
so constructed.
AARON MURDOCH, Mayor.
LEWIS S. NYE, Recorder.
Pomeroy, Oct. |, 0S50.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-28
CHEAP CLOTHING
CLEAR THE TRACK!
IsS !: sE;lssl Z 49, So
BRADING'S NEW DEPOT!

BRADING'S NEW DEPOT!
One door below Crdrford q. Sier's store
Front street. Pomeroy, Ohio
TCST RECEIVED from Cincinnati large ant
. well rejected stock of READY MADE CLIO
THING, which has never been surp; 3 red in quail
ty or price in this market. Being a practical
Tailor, and having been carrying on the business
for seven years in Pomeroy, have selected my
stock with full knowledge of the wants OF this
Misunderstanding to substantial goods and CHEAP
prices.
My stock consists of Dress, Frock fud Sack
Goats, Pantaloons, Vests, Shirts, Undtrss'rts
Drawers, Furnishing Goods CravatS, Caps, Trunk
&c. Also, superior article of Tailors Shears
and Points; an article kept nowhere else in Pome-
roy.
The undersigned does not feel it necessary to
boast of the great variety and cheapness of his
stock. He knows that an examination Of his
goods will tell more potently in their favor than
all the 'high faluting' words to be found in Walk
er and Webster, could say for them. He there
fore leaves it for others, whose stock needs to be
praised, to tell about the variety, goodness, and
cheapness of their goods. His goods speak for
themselves as all competent judges must decide.
They are STRONG AND WELL MADE, and he
merely asks those wishing to
Purchase Clothing Cheap,
To call upon him before buying elsewhere, as he
is confident he can sell them more Fashionable
and bette: u hin. at HEAP Err RATES than
any other establishment in the county.
WILLIAM BRADING.
Pomeroy, April I, 85. n28.000
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-28
An Ordinance Establishing Grades
i'm the Town Of POmerOy.

BE 1T 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 RalSton'S East line, thence TO
surface Of street in front of v B. Horizons office
thence to the west end of MAYORS Run bridges
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 stree: thence to point in
front of Fosters house. Thence to RaSp's west
line TO point one foot above present surface of
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
Murrays west line; thence to A. Murd0cNs east
line; thence to Hufman;s west line; thence to
Radfurd west line; the nee to The crssway in cen
ter Of street in front of N X. Nyes house; thence
to point in road on the top OF the hill.
From west side of Butternut street to the present
snrfaCe of street at tStephensols west line; thence
to the western line of the corporation.
Court SrGEET.-From top Of curb stone at cast
corner of Front and Court streets TO second street
at point on level with the top of Seth Painc'S
cellar wall.
AARON MURDOCH, Mayor
LEWIS s. NYE Rpcorder
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-28
AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE,
which conclusivsly proves that
Truth Is stranger than Fiction"
CURE OF
Rheumatism, Bronchitis and Dyspepsia

REV. DR. lands, A CLERGYMAN
Of New Jersey Of distinguished painmen and exalted 70
SIDNEY, New Jersey, July I2 ls4s
Dn. A. H. CHRIsriE-Dear Sir You wish to know of me
what has been the result in Of the application
o. THE GALVANlC BELT AND NECKLACE My reply Is
as follows: - -
For about Osny yssrs had been suffering from Dyspep
ma & livery year the symptoms become worss nor could OBJ
haIeyer ABOUT fourteen years since In Consequence Of
frequent exposure to the weather. In the dscharge Of
pastoral duties became subject 10 q Chronic Rheu
matism which for year asr year. caused ndescbable
snguish Farther in the winter Of ~ and 4o in conso
quence Of preaching great deal in my and various
U.s. which soon became SO severe as to require immediate
suspension Of pastoral labo My system yas ROO
thoroughly prOsated and my Bronchitis became worse 90
also did my Dyspepsia and Rheumatic afecton-hus evin
oing that these disorders connected with each other
ough the medium Of the Nervous system In the whole
pharmacopa there seemed to be remedial agent which
could reach and recuperao my Nervous System every
hing that had tried for this purpose had completely failed
last was led by my friends to examine your nyentons
and hough with no very sangune hopes Of their ecency
determined to try the effect Of the application Of the GAL
YANIC BELT AND NECKLACE, with the MAGNETIC
FLUID This was in June l94s To GREAT AsroNIsn
hENr, TWO DEsPEPsIA GONE EIGBs
DAYS WAS ENABLED REsUME PASTORAL LABoRs; NoA
HAVE SINCE oMTTED SINGLE SERVICE ON ACCOUNT
BRONCHITIS RHEUMATIC AFFECTION ENTIRELY
CEASED TO TRouBLE Such the wonderful and happy
salts Of the experiment. .,.
have recommended the BELT and FLUID to many whs
have been likewise suffering from Neuralgia affections They
aave tried them, WITH HAPPT REsULTs BELIEVE EVEN
an dear SIR, very respectfully yours
ROBERT W. LAN1iA
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-28
RuCnANAN,s JOURNAL or MAN;

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This is the only journal in Etropc OF America
devoted to complete and original ,Vs'em Oh An
tlropology. II presents rev and wei 'einohS'ra-
ted systems of Phrenoogy, Physiology ana l'I!S'
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Humanitarian progress, and the great wonGrrS : I'd
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an investigation. Specimen numbers will he
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Editors risk.
Volume first being stercotyped, copies Will te
sent 10y mail for 50. This volume contains nnc
plates, one being map of the New Systca Of
Phrcnology noJSw4.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-28

Il Dr. GUYsorT's IMPRoyED EXTRACT or liL-
low Dock ANp SARsAPARlLlA is sure remedy for
Hereditary Taint.
Thousands of individuals are cursed with er.ev-
ous C. mpains, which tley inherit from theil pa
rents. The use of The Yellow DocG and SnrSa-
Iarlla will save all this, and save Il vast amount
Of misery, and many valuable lives, for il tho
r., ,ughiy expels from the system the latent tainl,
which. is the seed of disease, and 50 takes n the
curse by which The sins or mist 'rtnnes Of the pa
rtnts are so olen y>'tei upon tic innocent { f.
spring.
Parents owe it to their children to guard then
against the effects Of malades that may be conl'
municaed by descent, and children ct parents
that have at any time leen aft c;ed with C"n-
sumption, sclofula or vphil.s owe it to them
selves to take precaution ii, TlnSt lie GFe' Sc IC-
= revived in them. Guysot, EA'roc' "i Ae'
low 1nock and Sars9parilla is sure ah"o''e'
II oh cases. See advertisement. A'""aH
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-28
.ENTLEMEN's DRESS GOODs.--

" The subscriber has just received and is now
oTeneSt the finest assortment of Gentlemen's Dress
Goods to be found in the city of Pomeroy, which he
offers to sell and make up when required, into the
most fashionable garments, at the lowest prices.-
His stock consists the following articles:
Black, Brown and Olive Cloths; Black, Doeskin,
Fancy and Plaid CassimereS; Black Satin; Brown,
Black and Steel Mixed Satinetts Tweeds and
Jeans; Plaid Cravats; Black Italian Do; Fancy
Silk Neck Ties; Black Cloth Caps, Navy do; Net
Shirts and Drawers; SuSpenders, &c. &c.
Don't forget the place-Bradings New Clothing
Depot. WILLIAM BRADING.