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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-02-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Notice.

AWHHTIHHKHtIdHIUE|S NUIICCs
THE subscriber has been appointed and quail
fed as Administrator on the estate of Josiah
Branch, late of Coalport, Megs county, o. decd.
All persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment; and those having
claims against said estate will present them duly
authenticated for settlement within one year from
this date %, BRANCH, Admir-.
Pomeroy, August Q, 9S59.--ni3w3.
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SUNDRIES. Phila. Strain Syrup;
- Cotton Batting;
Grass Bed Cords and Plough Lines
New Rice;
Grass ahd Hemp Ropes;
Crushed and Loaf Sugar;
Plough Wings;
Window Glass assorted siSes;
Nails and Spikes assorted.
Just received and for sale by M
April III 5000. REED & BRO.
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urgeon Dentist,


when not professionally absent. He is prepared
10 execute all operations pertaining to the profes
son, in style of neatness, ease and durability
TEETH inserted in complete or parts of sets,
upon gol@ plate with or without artificial Gums, in
so accurate manner as to deceive the closest ob-
server. &C. ,."
His charges shall in all cases he low, and gralu
sted according to the amount Of labor and material
expended; pledging himself to give entire satisfac
ton in all cases entrusted to his care as
dJLADlES waited upon at their residences if
required,
G"The NERVE killed and the Tooth saved with
out sensation uf pain TO the patient'
1.rThe Letheon will be used for extracting
Teeth if required. 9"s tF.IE8
. --,, ALSO 5..s ~.
CANCERS, all kinds; old RUNNING SORES,
SCR0FULA, FITS, EllMATlSM, first and Sc
sond stages Of CONSt MPTlON,; on moderate
terms.
Ele invites the afflicted portion Of the community
30 give him a CALI A fair trial is all he asks.
May, Sc n90tf.
August $500 So n4cm4 a5
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CODFREY's CORDIAL, and Bale.
VI man's Drops, 5 ots pr bot, at FLEMIEGb'
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CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONlAIA
~ .t,., ,,,o.t Trodo,,ht a f,t,.rocter
oil every column IN TINS pnper! =
AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE, a
which conclusiyely proves that
"Truth is stranger than Fiction"
CURE OF
Rheumatism, Bronchitis and Dyspepsia

REV. DR. lands, A CLERGYMAN
Of New Jersey of distinguished aainmens and esal,sd
putation - $500
SiDvEY New Jersey, July la1s4o
DR. 4. H. CHRisTlE-Dear Sir You wish 10 know of
what has been the result In my OF the application
OF THE GALVANlC BELT AND NECKLACE My reply 10
follows: s 4'>sf-F
For about f,oenfy years had been suffering from Dyapep
a Every year the symptoms became could OBJ
an permanent relief from any OF medical treatment
whatever About fourteen years SINCE in consequence Of
frequent exposure to the weather in the discharge Of my
pastoral duties, became subject to Chronic Rheu.
matism which for year after year caused ndescrbable
anguish Farther in the winter OF IS and 46. in comN
quence Of preaching great deal in my and various
ts, which became to require Immediate
suspension of my pastoral labos My syssm
thoroughly prOstrad and my Bronchitis became woe
also did my Dyspepsia and Rheumatic afectonhus eviA
cling that these disorders connected with each other
ArOugh the medium Of the Nervous system In the whole
there seemed to be remedial agent vht
could reach and recuperate my Nervous System Nn.
hing that had tried for this purpose had completely fas
At last was led by my hieni to examine your inyentons
determined try the effect Of the application Of tho GAL
VANlC BELT AND NECKLACE, with the MAGNETIC
FLUID. This was in June, ls4s To MY GRGAr AsroNiss
MENr, MY DEsPEPsA HAD GoNE IN IioHv
DAYS WAS RESUME MY PASTORAL LABoRs; Non
SINCE OMITTED A sINoLE SERVICE ACCOUNT oy
BRONCHITIS; AND NY RHEUMATIC AFFECTION HAS EsTiRHLI
Such is the wonderful and happy
suits Of the experiment
have recommended the BELT and FLUID to many whs
have tried them, WITH RESULTS IBELiEvE Evbss
as am, dear sir, very respectfully yonrs,
a. ROBERT W. LANDIA
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To our Friends and Customers.
wv Z thus ceg leave to inform you and thro'
wv your kindness our and your friends OF youi
neighborhood and elsewhere-not forgetting ON
enemies if any there be-that we are now receir'
ing direct from New Orleans and the eastern cities
Fresh Stock of Groceries, which We
are offering for sale at room No 6, Front street
Portsmouth, Ohio, and have made arrangements tc
be be supplied during the season from same places
Our stock will at all times consist of everything
in the Grocery inc. .
Although in the matter of purchasing and in nov
offering our goods for sale, we frankly confess tha
we have been and sti ara directed mainly by a
desire to promote our own nterests--yet it will
nevertheless afford us great pleasure to accommo-
date our friends to the fullest extent that dut
regard for their and our interests may seem to die
tate
The hackneyed and stale terms Cheap 'cheep-
er than ever,' and cheapest we abstain. from
using, leaving to others Qess modest men than our
selves to derive all the advantages that an ntelli
gent community moyconcede to this kind of boast
ing. 0AKES & BUSKIRK.
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Farrll for Sale.

December Q, 1s5l-n2ws. T
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All physicians acknowledge that these terrible dssasss
caused by deficiency Of Nervous Energy 10 the ascteA
limbs Dr. CHRIsrES Galvanc Articles will supply this
affected y
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Am Ordinance Establishing Grades
i'm The Town Of POmerOy. E

- I'I' " 10 % N u, NUCUIUtT
Pomeroy, Oct. /, $3.50.
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CtENTLENIEN,s DRESS GOODS.-.

Pomeroy, December IL, 1s5O.-n12m6. n
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NEW SPRING GOODS-Tbe subscribers beg respect
~ fully 70 friends and the public generally
have taken precnT their
drsss and other adapted
the inspection OF which the ladies Of Washington and
adjacent ccs cordially invited before making their
from the diversified collection, they
ed make udcinus suitable upon
satisfactory They
han few Of the leading articles
80 pieces striped and checked silks
~ do light brocade silk, rich
10 do rich plaid silk,
20 do ~ and "a plain black silks, high lusres
do very binck hrocade silks
do md "a heavy black waered silks
Together with variety Of other silks
Also, French bercges mousscines de lnine
Real Onea fouiard silks, French printed poplins
siik Tissues, Canton crnpes
Brocade orgsnde ponipsdour, organdie muslins
French lawn printed iaconet, embroidered Swiss muslin
Printed grenadines, hroche bereges, sc.
They also style spring
nfrnta with and hoods considered
prsf and desirable
Large addonshsve also been msde their stock Of smbodee
collars behea
H6oE, mo, co.
Mmis-4w
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DEMOyAL-The celebrated DR. G. w. R0BACK, professor OF
asology, astronomy, phrenoogy, and geomancy combined
with conaaton from sweden havag removed his office 70 No.
Of Washington lie has been consulted by all the crowned heads
Europe enjoys higher asologer than
Natvites calculated according
So gentlemen S. Persons distance have their
sending Of birth. All
containing above Zee viii receive Immediate
nd nntivities of the world, written
paper he prepared make Of his
OF the following topcsi Courtshp advice
successful accomplishment wealthy marriage
he has the redeem such gwen 20 the free
OF hazard aud for the recovery
stolen property and the purchasing OF lottery tickets Thou
have this
United fun satisfaction OF all.
horoscopes during
will purpose and will do
well call In and the mail Is safe thar
money through Office Dr. koback
and missed
win be rcigiousy attended fprepad. BE
ofce particulars
office Of the Union, and astrological almanac
gratis. - u1n.a
6White street, New York.
Sept oo-6mo-d
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ny }. G. MCGUIRE. Auetioneer.


7 ARGE AND MAGNIFICENT SALE OF THE MOST ELE-
and costly fancy goods housekeeping articles marble and
alabaser satua Italian paintings, &e offered this city
comprising all produced
of Europe, which duplicates of articles
exhibited the Worlds Fair The will place Odd
Fellows Hall 7 Monday and Tuesday March 20
80, commencing II o'clock and continuing the evening
OF both days.
The assortment consists In part Of
Rich Bohemian and Venetian glass, from the royal manuaco-
Of Prague and Venice, embracing gothic aud antique
with dolpnns, gobies, pokais punchbowis, caret
pitchers sc.
Heavy English crystal and engraved decanters tunbes
wines, champagnes, &c.
Rich decorated French china sets,
Coffee cups magnificent egg nog bowls, sc.
Terra and copies from Pompe and Her
culaneum r
magnificent Sc, Of royal ruby candeabras made for exhibit
lion the Worlds Fair
Lamps candeiabfas of style
And entire invoice Of rosewood aud paper mache
Tables boxes dressing DESKS &c., naid with pearl and
silver mounted
Marble alabaser stauary, bsqust and paan figures Ia
ian marble urns, &c.
Italian paintings in oil, with rich gilt frames just received
from Leghom
fine assortment Of plated ware, with silver mounings.
Catalogues will be ready Monday morning, the 29h.
Terms Fifty dollars and UNDER $50 and under $780,
thirty sixty $780, thirty sky ninety credit
J. c. MCGUIRE
Mar 23-dt3l Auctoneer.
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EW EslsaR a

A NEW Route 10 Ptttaburg. via the baltimore, ssr
gnshanns and Pennsyirana RaroGd11roush 10 ffhsss
express OF will leave Calvert sisuon e
United stsies mail from Washington and Baltimore ny
M, connecting with the fast line Middleiown ,hnN
irving at Harrisburg mt "A, .. m, dinner.
The train leaves Harrisburg for the west p M mns
aybux Atthis point passengers have the ops
taking either the to JohnsIown thence by packet b
stages direct from fIoildaysburgt Pitsbnrg. -
Tickets will be sold following points by this ualni
York. wrghtsvc, Columbia, Marietta, Middetown, hsrat
New Port Mierstown Pcuysvilc, Icwistown, Nc VeyoN
ingdop, Hoiidsysb and ffttsbuTg. -
This train also connects with the Cumberland Nalley 49,
which passes through Carlisle shppensbug, chameenOS
other points this road ...5
PR Of passengers from Washington ~
points, baggage OF the VIII
Dept and Ohio Railroad Company on tbe
morning receive the baggage, wbiehN
e''e' "''' = '''''' = ROBERT STEWART,
oetid,f Ticket AssrL
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MAGNIFICENT LOUIS XIV pIANOs.-Just received per
VI baque keaor, from Boston, four superb Louis XIV
pianos widely renowned factory Chic
supply makes complete, comprising
On and pianos different makers from highest
elaborate hnsh These instruments
surpassed volume and purity tone, elasticity touch and
durability workmanship In all
improvements and perfection of the art.
all and best stock Of pianos In this
purchase and
and better bargains cannot be bought in this
subscriber.
he sells u proof of this assertion
Second hand pianos taken In part payment
Also received hand OF guitars
OF every variety ofstyle, very elegant
Flutes vons all kinds OF musical
a lowest prices.
New music received every week.
March la--eo3 RfCH'D DAVIS.
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ATTENTION.

1ae Wnter and Early Spring Goods for Gem
uenen's
rHAs. A. SMITH CO., No. Old atate House, Boston, beg
visiting examine their
which gentleman of great
peence buyer, the principal manufactures OF England,
Germany, and France and imported to our order 80
overcoatng English Venetian Labrador water
PROOF beavers finish beaver, whtnsy's, Dufes,
rcversbe-an entirely style for top
celebrated
makers French and English, Of and beautiful col
and rich superior finish.
vestngover different styles
eac and beauty that they cannot fail 70 please the
M redned exquisite
Cune depsrtmenLwe have in the different cutting depart
skill acknowledged by Thousands
competitors.
We trust shall who favor
with call will stock Of goods
which surpassed equalIed similar establishment In
this o other city in the Union.
which win be manufactured with personal attention
IT. superior workmanship, and which has
constantly increasing which
enjoy, and prices that cannot fail 10 please
CIiAS. A. SMITH & CO.,
No. l Old State House, Boston,
Jan 22-2sw3m
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IN n word, beg IN state that we oncr grent I'M
j dncemcnls O buyers Of the following articles;
pieces all linen xheeungs, the various widths
100 do Irish shifting linens, ntsl prices
~ superhne Irish linens, for bosoms and collars
rs do Irish linens, Mt rs cents per yard
All the goods sell warranted pure linen,
pieces plaid l2k yard, worth %
100 do 6nc white cambrics and jsconets
40 plaid striped muslin, all styles and prices
shirunes IN per yard,
a usually cell al leA
assorted table diapers and damHsks, remarkably hand
some patterns
25 do pillow linens, assorted prices and widths
IS select black alpacas, from common hne
Is black silks, from medium 10
100 ladies' nencambnc handkerchefs, l2H cents
each, worth 23.
With many other and desirable goods In our ine
Terms casn unless arranged the contrary.
Good articles prices and fair dealing be relied in all
cases.
PERRY BROTHER,
March il-steolf Opposite Centre Market
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United States Patent Once,
Eahruarv IA lsED

United States Patent Once,
February l6, l652
AN the petition of Patrick Mapenns New Jersey,
praying Of granted 10 him for an I'M
expiration OF
PATENT which place the twenty first day April D.
1852
ordered heard the Patent Office
Monday nineteenth day Of April next at ~ o'clock, M
notified and show cause any they
huve, why said petition ought not TO be granted.
opposing the extension required file In The Patent
specifically forth writing. at east TWEEN
days the OF hearing All testimony filed by either parry
hearing and transmitted
with rules OF the Office, which will be furnished on
pIicaiion.
Ordered also published the National Inte
gencer Republic Union, Washington D. c. Philadelphia
quer Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Providence Journal Provi
dence Rhode Iiand Express, New York New York Daily Bee
Boston, ST. Louis,
Missouri weeks previous The
r. c. WEIGHTMAN
Acting Commissioner of Patents
above papers will please copy and send their
Once, with paper containing this notice.
Feb l7-lsw3w
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EDWARD X. COLLINS CO.,
No. So Wall street. N. Y.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, 4 CO.,
Liverpool.
H. a. ROBERTS h CO.,
Is Kings Arms Yard London.
JOHN MttNROE b CO..
26 Rue Nore Dame des VICTORIES,
Paris
GEO. ii DRAPER IIavre.
The owners accountable gold silver
bullion Specie ewey, precious stones, metals unless bills Of
adng signed ee and the value thereof therein eIpressed
Sept 5-dly
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NOTICE hereby given such As be entea ~
IN benefits of the sct Of Congress- approved March . 1871
q Military Asylum, &c, viz; -,
All soldiers and discharged soldiers OF the army Of the u
States regulars and of the regiment or battalion m
Ines who served In the with Mexico, and who were d
by wounds contracted In that service and IN n h
disability incapable OF further nf
ay service all soldiers and discharged soldiers Of The army
States have served honestly and faithfully b
twenty years and soldier and discharged so m
may funds Of the military Asylum since ~
passage found sameMHrch > i65taccord
the provisions Of that who hare been disabled BY des
incurred the line Of his duty rendering him incse
service; and on account OF wouha M
Incurred military service though not contributor % y
institution who during the period be voluntarily CO
benefits of H. shall transfer his pension .
Military Asylum, that building has been provided In hs cry
their accommodation.
No desener, muneer habitnai drunkard viii be ndnus
without reformation character the conh
soners authorize his admissions % "
provisions found Military Asylum apply any ns
States soldier shall have been convicted Of %
Infamous crime OF civil nature, nc
service OF The United STATES
received into this Institution viii be dd
10 revet Captain Schuyler Hamilton, u s. A., Secretary ~
Board OF COMMISSIONER Washington, ID. u
45--3taw2w
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VOKE-NECK SIiIRrs.-Shirts every style, and good
quality only be made order, and warranted a. STE
VEINS making shirts order years. and has
accommodate
wishing good Shirt well htng, will leave their orders
nt sTEvENs's salesrooH,
Mar 7-eod6uf Browns Motel.
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nR. NJ v. BO0AN has removed his r~sidencc and
directly opposite the Northern Liberties Mar
h where he win be happy receive
his friends and the public generally In the
practice Of his profession
NJ Mr., Mcnryes drug promptly attended
20, usual. March ll-6teod'
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ny A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

GOOD TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE AND LOTS AT AUG
TioNon Wednesday, the gath Instant shall sell on the
premises, o'clock, brick and
situated 10Th being part lo
square No. 1885, The described prop
'front.'
date vicinity Of 81 Johns church, but few doors north of the re
dence Of Commodore Morris.
cash. one, two and years,
giving from the day Of sale
deed given n deed of Title indisputabe
Mar lS-6t A.. GREEN, Auctoneer.
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A RARE CHANCE FOR MAKING MONEY.-For sale,
located brick yard tools and fxures the Dis
trci; if immediate application he made
capable for manufacturing 600
bricks abundance, with fine kiln
wallis each holding $40 bricks and engine for
This other has this
city, being bricks the building Of the city
Than hundred yards The above yard
will be sold credit the well secured
GEORGE MATTINGLY.
Mar 23-d6uf
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state Of Texas, Comptroller's once,
Austin. February 90. l6s

COmptrOllef'e
Austin February 90, leS2.
IN compliance with o legislature Of s state o. Texas
approved February 1851 viii be received az this
Office until the s day Of May, or The sale OF one million o.
United States stock, Issued 10
indemnify for the ssle and surrender Of portion
boundary, under provisions Of
the United states, approved September 9h
1850.
said proposals purchase Of said bonds the
the ely Of Aun and the proceeds thereof
place; the bonds be delivered al the
city Of Washington, d. c. the proceeds thereof deliverable a,
bonds be delivered city OF New
Orleans deliverable the place. Pro-
delivery the bonds city
Galveston and the thereof
deliverable each Of said points a
edeemabe in fourteen years from the hrsi OF
January said bonds has beon already
paid, leaving thirteen years interest rtii due
bid than hundred thou
dydua make
bids. 49,.
should the which
have accrued onrh he bonds prior o their delivery.
specify long before the funds VIII be available
receiving notice OF the acceptance Of their bids
bid should addressed the Comptroller OF Public Ac
counts AT place. endorsed Proposals for the Purchase Of
O' JAMES b. SHAW,
March l3-d2ot Comptroller.
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s-e~n These ships having been built By contract eA.
&S& pre- service care mas been
ZIW their also IN thsh engines
strength speed and Their aeeenno.
aons fs elegance and comfort
Price OF New York Liverpool In n cabins
In second eapht wv
FROM Liverpool 10 New York, $50 and $50
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship
No berth can be secured until paid ior
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T.. r MILLER,
Of Virginia.

G. w. YERBY, Il. p MLLKR,
Of Washington City. ofNrgnia
VERIFY Il MILLER,
h and 9Th Washington D. Co.
WHOLESALE and retail dealers foreign domestic staple
fancy dry goods mangs, oicoths, table
and bed Spreads blankets heengs and
nishing dry goods generally.
stnct, prompt, personal attention given 70 orders.
Dec 2a--lyif
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II IyrOIRE dc In Reclamation par La,aartine-yois
III 3 and T. Paris, 1851.
Dscret BOrd Dalimen la Pans,
plates.
Historic du Directories par A. Graner de casssgnac-i vol
Pa 's 1851.
Bstanquej orgonoeraphc Taropomc Historic Naureie dos
Families Vegetables f. lie Maoul vol, msuy colored
plates. Pans, 1852.
sanies dune hisiore de Pfese;
pAbbe Darboy--i vol. Paris, ls52.
a, Allerie, pTaiqu~1 vol Paris.
General schnfnhorst--
Dccker petite queuo, scion espn dc strategic moderne
1 vol. Paris.
Masiues, Ia Repobique lRmpre CAPT
tame Gravere-9 vols. Paris.
10 dc herie, par Prince Louis Napoleon
Bonapartc--i vol. Paris, 1870
Imported from Paris, direct ny
March FRANcK TAYLOR.
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Assistant Teacher Wanted Immediately
TUE Principal Of the Wausn,on IN O. Male Academy $3.50
employ forthwith assistant teacher who " qualnea y, rs
English And the lower mathsmaucs ,
unmarried man, sf -Asr habits and good moral e'sl
Al applications must be made immediately and oY
Principal,
Feb Ip--du
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DURE Peruvian Gaano-IIsving been appointed ageafs
for the sale Of Peruvian GuAno in the District Of Columbia, we
be delivered the
prices purchased any other
Dealers and clubs win supplied the Avor
able terms. -
T.. PICKgELL CO.,
Feb95-ifJaw2w Water street, Georgetown.
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GENERAL TItTNGs.-we have fully determined
- stock OF the several things below named
Ladies' blink and coiorcd SILK vevst, with coloed
vrlvrts.
wishing cioaks dresses the lime to
Long lvool shaws.
Blankets OF the hpe and medium kinds.
White fannels, and fine.
Particular bargains will be offered in all the above
and English silks
Of which decided bargains will nc offered.
We offer large and Of cloths
meres, and vesunss nj prices much reduced.
We also include l'w wear
large lot or printed drug setts for foorcioths
All kinds Of mourning goods constantly IN hand.
Gentlemen's under shirts and drawers, ali kinds
fui supply 81 table Diapers damssks, and towelngs.
Also Az other sres IN our line us@y found ordered
dry goods house. ~
We are daily expecting money bills that
unpaid, and are inor since due
Terms cash, unless arranged 10 the
-
PERRY d BROTHER,
f"e-lotsoh Opposite Csnus Market