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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22

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sH==s rilILADELFlllA.-Th splendid Siean,-
-jiirs . FEhNsiLNAAlA" and '-hILGIAIA. :.
leave Richmond alternately every Eve days far
p Piiiaitil,hiu
Jh'sr -teamcrsare both new zHd have very si-
I'rriur Stafe-risirn n acenmmadafinrs
The CHftnins are men Of much experience in
their ~. I s-ion. aad ~ can hisl4y recommend
thI- route 70 the travelling eommua. Tor coniir
-Fe''i and economy
Tobueco manufacturers will end il to iheir ad-
vantage 70 give Tins mode Of transportation tlc
rrrirrtacc. bcing rueh ir-s ik ly 10 aee rheir
igxrs u gttiug them 'n m1rket.
G''od- sent 10 our eon-igamrut for reslfipncii
'siii receive every sitehiiuE uHd be- forwarded al
tbr u-uA raier.
Crlz % Lynchhurg or elsewhere. wishing Il
rngas, Sfatr-rp"ms IN either Il fhe Steamers b,
lore lru*irc iaHie can 10 20. i.s addres-iIgus.
MAYO s. ATKINSON. on thr Durk.
march 1915 Richmond ya.
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htcgrif1 Of Me Dog g.-Tbe Almighty
who CAV" the dog to be- the companion of
oar pleasures and our tolls. bath inycseJ
him wnb . nature noble and incapable of
deceit. lie furgcs neither friends nor foe:
remembers. and With accuracy both b.ne.
IL and injury. He harl nostafc Of rnnn's
ialsehood. You nuy brilc soldier 10
slay man with his sword. or a wirness
10 take his life by false accusaiio,; but you
cannot make dog tear his beueiacior.
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QuEKR.--Tbr most curious instance Of
charge "i ihriici - mentioned by Dar-
Win. The bees carried 10 barbadocs and
the Western Island ceased 10 lay up hon
ry after the first year. They iound the
weather SO fine. and iiemaicrials Of Hon
ey 20 plen'llnl ihui they Quilted their
grave. mercantile character. Lecame ex-
ccedi,rly prollirate and dehapclcd. ate
Up all their piial, aud re-olved io work
90 n"re, and amused themselves by Gy-
ing about the sugar houses and singing
Inc negroes Boston Bannar. -
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friend for rotiing him Of his Mistress
married woman. Oae could almost wish
"nh Mr. Hallsm. that Shakespeare had no,
written many Of those sonrets, beautiful i,
language and imagery though they an
uuestionably are.
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The MYSTERIOUS TaAcKs.-Thc mys


THE MYSTERIOUS TRAcKs.-Thc mys-
tefioas tracks. which have given rise 10 so
much speculation. have MOI Ieen confined
70 Coventry, or 10 Kent County. Tbcy|
hav" been seen in other parts Of the State
We learn. upon r hable au'bo,i,yths' ih~l
were seem around The Butler Hospital On
ciri.io,ss morning. and Tint they have
been seen in many other places. Ibc .les-
cription corresponds IN alI cs-es. Tho
tracks have every appearance oftIosc mad
ty cot; yet 10 iuifiall 'i~aprorenr con.
ditions. the aninul ishonld he allie to pssl
through holes ihst would moi admit lsrel
sized cat. should be winged. and sLonll
he Of such weight Is to press ,he foot in
the seound rs deeply as tie hoof of Y
iron shoj horse. We karn from fimul
IN Coventry. who has seen the irseks. III.
= letter has been received there. stsin
thai similsr tracks have hreu als~rvrd
OHIO. but We have seen no mention ef III
~ the papers. The track s ics Glove
50 i cannot fe made ! y the devil. - u
at FIRST spprehended - Pyssid<acs ~
sdl n W ssxss ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22

The metropolitan Hotel" which il p,w
going up on Broadway, il the ciry 81 New
York. ~ i'll surpnss all others for extent aud
elegance. The Courier savs - W
To give the reader an idea Of the ,nag.
nhude Of this establishment. Ne may .tats
that II is six stories high. und contains over
five hundred rooms; that of these over ono
hundred are suites rooms, (cach suite cm.
braeing porlor. led room, dressing room,
&c") each room being supplied wnh vas,
hot aud cold water The building contains
one mile Of elegant paintings and passages.
aud mole than fire mihs Of pipes. To con.
vcy the gas, hot and cold wnfernnd steam,
10 warm The buildIng) to every part Of tho
establishment.
The entire cost of the building. indie
pendent oithc furniture &c.. will be about
h ali n million Of dollars--the plate. glass
alone, for The windows, costing sac. 900.
The furniture. which is 10 be ol Tie richcst
and most unique pattern, II is estimated,
oiIl cost Sla0.0O0 The slvcr.war, bas
hccn ordered oi Slcbbins & Co. at M cx-
pcosc Of Sii 900. Five hundred and ftiv
mirro have been ordered al a cost ol Sl5..
OO0-onc hundred aud twenty Of y hirh
nrc imported from Belgium. Two or Tho
lrvest OF these are intended for each end
of'be great Dining Hall; and they cover,
wlIhin fraction. If one hundred square
feel e"ci'--heing the Iargcsi ever imported
INTO The United States. Encl Of the Din.
lng Hall windows is snrmouncd with or.
nnncntcd captions. with which is prrsen.
ted the Cont Of Arms Of every principal
nation ofthe cnrih !!
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IONNII 1T II IT. Z lnch tVr n. VII
praeirc ~ uil the Courts or tile Counties ofCump-
beil md Bedford mud Of The town oi rhbure
~ Ofiee IN Schoolaolds Bailding, Market 81.
Aug 9J-vts
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- IIEfINf1 IND LDILS I'M LINL.
FIRST PACkET.-To sd E5h .i.pyf,h
The rrrulor lii-t aiiag pncbet barque. Cpoae
Cart. ! ,sse Lovcane. loading aud win sail IA
above. For fieight. cabin or stceragc passage
having superior urcomn ndarinu-. apply To
DAVID CuRaIE, Richmond
P.S shippers arr nfnrmcd that frcight hy this
line il delivered III about one hllf The time az IN
an, oih-i route, and ~ so PER less freight
Foj-hl 'n.en fnr Mobile and r'->hirpcd by the
agent, ottle vessel free ofconmi-sioas,
Mlr-h l-w3w nc.
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@ L00a Az VEaIs--A:sac sign

~ ZOBA A'E 'gsRsS--As slae sign
.ssssA OF the RED HAT, orc d ,or Leiop MeSsrs.
Gmsrry 4. R2yeH. ha,ing reinforced my stock 10
considerable extent. / would once more ihvite the
atieutiun Of my neishbnars. friends and customers,
feeling from the latoar nHd pains spent in the
lection Of which. can Do full Justice these wish
Ing to pnrcnase, offer all necessary inducements
buth in 5eaaty. daraJaay and price My STOCK
COMPRISES all he neces-ary articles pertaining to
& BOOT, SHOE. HAT AND CAP STORE.
Miles aud Benkirt's Boots. fine home made
~ Boots; Ladies. Misses aud Geutlemen's Metal
ir Over Shoes, and Indies Shoes generally. Fur and
WoA II Hu~ All kiHd.. Alsn. T'rgHEs. Cuyd
Decs. Tdiices. iSatcicis cHd Usa5feias. to excel
in beauty ornnderSel me in Whirls. challenge the
town; hnying bought ihc above articles ut an uuu-
-gaily low price, cun srI cheaper hua they cau
be bought at the manufacturers at whnlesale. Aud
also. updcr the Neac CohSitKfi,H, offer myselfas
iiJ r4R5i,iItc 60 furnish gentlemen with fine Suk
Hats Of the most popular fashions. hope NY
friends will ably support me in my effort. having
spent many years IN ihni capacity. and having been
resident VI lvnchhurg fol many years. repeat
il thai hope by friends and lie public generally
viii support me ably in attaining oice 80 much
needed l,y the good citizens IF Lynclhurg.
Dec 22-ts JACOB RUMBOUGH.
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rI1o rARsTERs. PLANTERS q

4 n
DEALERS S.--dGRH5LL TURAL IN
PLEMENT NANUFACTORK I Lysca5ug.-
The Subscriber. farmery If Baltimore, waere he
was associated with a similar Establishment
rIkrs Ills metIal 10 iafrm the pubic il general
that b. ms opened a Warc-roon and Fartory on
N tia Street. opposite Brsees livery Stable wliere
be viii nasagsa-tnre vifiaus and most approved
inrieme5tsj,i II linsiandrv. ma I.for--avnr MI
chimes NJ pledges him-elfthst III ar1i.le> sold hv
MIN shnil be af his owB maHginrture. equal 10 all
respects "a -ialiiar implenrits made uf impo,rrd
ioiR ether Stares. Hrthcrefnre invites the public
inexamiHe Tor themselves before purchasing else
where. the following vsriaus linls--l'er;atle and
Stationary ipr>r-Puwer, <hers. Fans Straw anil
Vegcfabr Cuifer~ Crra Sheiirr-. Harraw- cnitiva-
TORS. Pl.Hss and tiaug Plo~s--Man Street Lynch-
iurg. Virginia.
Rerlirinz done with expedition and flclitv.
tJn. ls-ly) A. W. WILLETT.
" Bed. Sentinel mn! Dan. Reg. cory
BLANKS FOR SALE TYYS OEFrr ~
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NEW ARRANGEMENT ofl'atl,
. u AAA - I'LL y H. W tAAa

NORTHERN -Arrivcs ir,tn Charlottesville ~
tn. "a ne W. ~ h,rctpf,rc VIZ: rar-d,v- Thur
,iay>nrl Saturlav. Schedule time of arrival D. o.,
NJ Lrtvc. ~ a,,retoft.rc. "a Saulty-. Wud 4r.diyt
aud Erilats ii 8. i. "a.
PACKET MAlI~-Nrriyrs every dav, except
Tuesday. hctwern 6 tn.i T. a. m I.r,vr- ,vria
ltv except Sun.lav aholrt 7 u. iu. l!v tlr NurU-
rrn Stage aad rtcet tI,r- a rcc,i,cd 1l .lc-rat. d.
ci ce.ry qya-nlfl t,r Richinoid and poiul- Nur,
an Shntl, ri ,hai city
" ThrC anal yv,y tnail il received Nclneelays
Friday. aai Sunlayz. ami dc.patchrd Mou,la,e
Wslne a 49,. and f,i ., ,,-s M l,..,,.,,li,rc
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fERMS.-Thc VI ssiNi q = las.'issiiesi 4e.ai
weekly a "a per aanan, ~ a}aaF-r M .silsrri,,-
ti1ii i las la sastaf ie f'fa .iN ssaiii., ana
=, paper j. iiise6tHfff sr At e ,s,.,i,, o. fA
Prspnicicfs. ntIi all arrcarges itni sase been a,i
ApvsnrisgNrxrs ARE inserted tor so cents PEI
.1uue or lrssl for every fagn asertioa and
34 csats r eyery outer lft..e number sf iis-
s-r,ions s not noted the Ms. it viii b. publish
sitil ordered out and charged accordingiy.
The rrARlY Rargs are For the privilege Of
two sln,res 70; for one squire sa5-if inuer form
I'D. Every yearly advertiser viii be required 70
eo'i' &c iis advertising bic particular inc Of busi-
aad ife xceesl the space stipulated for be
wall be charged rstaiiiy for the excess.
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4 tNsEED OEL AAD pAINTs.-

II JJV tlI"H- IlnsNVa tII. t0sHlhrI WIN y Ern.
r'l as-,uiinrDt of paints, " liir Lead. Varnishcs
Spiriis Turpeuiin~, r1iiy, brushes, Sand Paper
&a., &r. For sale By
NV IT-t- JNO n SFAY Drugrist
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22
The Light or lIenven. rs
Kendall in one oil Lis late Psris lst,~.n

heHuau w oHe " MS sa'e fvr8 lettUSo
saws: Aase ss. ks L.
see an accnnnt in tho EneisI. papsrS
Of a new and lcauriral steamer. "a lie called
the Light ofHcavcn, which ]. shor,l, 10 be
launched ~ Glasgow for The Pacha of
Egypt, Cleoparra's famed gslIe,x could
mol begiu to surpass the Light of H.svcn
~ magnlhccncr. aud she is destined 10 run
on the Me as tho Parha's own II asure
hag'. Her engines are of 800 horse, power.
aud oi ihe most beautiful make and finish.
The fittings of The Interior are gorgeous
heSond comparison. consisting of fn,pira.
mHcie ornaments and rich lrorad.,l silks.
which vii alone cost s $4,000. Thccqil.
ing OF the saloon Will lie divided into Z
number oi panels of rich white silk, having
upon the ceu,rc the device orthc r,rsc.nt
and the star, encirclcd i,h most ,.nbor.ts
aud 'ichly eo'orcd wrcaihs Of Eastern
tlowers oi silk. The borders or The n,p,,.
are 70 hc richly ornsmentcd RaiIscl,rons
decorations. Other portions oi',h. CEILING.
'etween the beams. are to Recovered with
six Of white ground and groups oi now.
ers OF gold thread. The panrls on tho
sides are Of papicr nache. The otto.
mans ~ the saloon are covered With cloth
Of gold. formed With warp Of gold aud
a wele of glass thread. The awning of
the deck is 70 be formed entirely &c richly
hroeadrd silk. the fringe being of gold .rd
costing twenty guincas per yard. Tho
cost of the silk for the awning uluno will
not be less than $4,000.
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T.. which they would respectfully call the attention
oftheir friends and the public generally These
Gpods hrvc beeu bought "f the most approved
manufacturers. expressly fir the reinil trade. il
which viii be found rhe usual variety Of Gnuds n
our line Of business and when coupled with our
own manufacture we think safely say ihnt
there is II more desirable stock of Goods in this
market and viii hc sold low for cash.
All orders for any thing ia manufacturing de-
partmrnt. viii meet with prompt attention, and
made at tie bcst mltrrals nnd work mnnship.
Mar l5-ts FRETWETL & HALL
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/ O02ISG GLASS q PICTURE
EHA AAIE VA AI,Ea n IAflN -srlII.

= a FRAME MANufsCTORN-T CN-
dvrssnri muuHuculre md uler fur sale iLe follow
ing articles al Northern priest
Portrait frmes. rieltly orsinenial aud piain gilt
Picture Frfnies of gilt and fancy unod and suilt
D1guorrr"iypr Frames, d large beautiful assortment
o. new goods
Looking Glass l'lltcs. ofH1 sizes md fitted in
ficIurc Glass French, 6rst qnary from 5Ox'6
inches dawn
Plate Glass, for stores and dwellings. furnished to
nrdrr
Conrro-ioa Ro>ette< Of all sizes for Builders in
tcriuy wurk
ALSO,
Old Work rc-gilt aud .iobLing in all the above
hranrhcs
Picture Glass cut 70 any pattern-and large size
trrneh Mirrors furnished ronsd"r
IL ConHtTy orders hy n,ail " II receive prompt
attention. FRANCk < CLOVER.
los Mar street, between 9tli and 10Th >t. Rich
nond. Va. 4
Juft q-t<
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la EVLsMENr.-rnE HNIcK n0rsE

f= FOX IsENF.-TlIE BRICK HOUSE
- Ia ~iHca / usw reside. -itu,ied on Fraa&la
HH.' cpu,istiue Of seven fopm- aud ul 9th er APP
plireeanecs i'r large family. besides good gar
len. .und most nxceeHt wcil ot water. 70 good
,.ufm The rent " III be inodripie. Apply 10
Det iB-ts WILLIAMCLANET
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tASsELAND n EkNKlNNtN. Arn

VI 1IONEERS aAd COMM SION MER-
CHANTS, III thHond. Ia. corltrg' Cay ln} 2HA
Strct On he D0rh, offer Ter sale oA accommodating
terms:
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y. B.-Tlie subscriber gcrl, audar mauy ohlira-
tinas lnr the liberal cirourag~mcas received 1T the
hands nstio people uf Lynchhurs as we'll as the sur
rounding country. and pledges himself That every
;higg TINT he candn shall be done to promote the
Interested all that Tee, disan~od to encourage the
Concern Of fCrwdsou & Crrnk. We viii be .ati.
6rd wh >;nail tavor- ,aeiiae to gct large when
it i thoasht We deserve thrrn.
JAS. s. CREWDSON.
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HpEsEWIgM s::latnnm,lcr Sarcs.
rlyN E,laYalCIANa.-rrecir.lnlrI -.

\ II0r'iag- WIder'- improvnd Nlles, large ana
>Nnll sizes, just at band and Cor sale hv
March S-ts B. F. SACKETT.
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A LExANnEH n. yOIsDAN. ~.


fEADpRE.s: CANPBALt & CmArwEHs.
Dec lS-t- T. sBrt 4rp ~
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n,,e -aierieg from nay pl be following mc.ai,-
y ELECTS, .honid iinarlidely apply to
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M,uber ufthe Royti ,llege Of Surgeons. London.
Gr1dnue from Que of Tho mpstcmincnt Colleges 81
.hsU.itcd Siatc.. aud the greater part Of wip-c
Sc llIs been spent i5lr Il-pita- NJ Lnadop, Pa
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- LO3k tiUSiiIAt., whsre nta, be 0bfaiicd
the n 81 ses ly renety tor egkag s. o., tosa i o
ysase Pogsrs Pait iA fte LINUS Dfsegse of he Eil-
neg,. Age- Das u nc Heti Tar5a ls0se aAAS
Coa'st a ioiru De5li =, aad 81 those hpnid nli-r-
,ions a.iugfrn certain iadiscrctigies. 10 matter
wlie'irir1n intenPsrince, .hs use of ar.ient
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-10-05

T,nXHS-TaXGS.

RATES OF TAXATION IN MEI6s COUNTY FOR 1852.
E|OR State purposes, 35 cts. on the $l00 valua-
IL lion.
For County purposes, 20 cts on the 500 valua-
ton.
For Common School purposes, 10 cts on the
500 valuation.
For Public Building purposes, 6 cts. on the
800 valuation.
For Bridge purposes cts. on the 800 valua-
ton.
ROAD PURPOSES.
General levy of 10 cts. on the 800 valuation,
and special levy in Chester of 20 cts; Olive 4
cents; Orange 20 cents; Salem 1 cent; and Sails
bury 10 cents on the 800 valuation.
TOWN AND POOR PURPOSES
Bedford % cents; Chester cents; Columbia 81
cents; Lebanon IL cents; Letart 8 cents; Olive
cents; Orange 10cents; Rutland 10 centS Salem
cents; Salisbury cents; Scipio s cents; Sutton
62-3 cents on the 800 valuation.
Aso-a corporation tax in theTown of Pome
roy of 35 cents on the 500 valuation.
will attend by myself or Deputy at the usual
places of holding elections in each township in
said County, for the purpose of receiving said
taxes, as follows: in Sutton the 4th, Letart the
5th, Lebanon the 9th, Olive the 7th, Orange the
Sth, Chester the 9th, Bedford the 1th, Salisbury
the 18th, Scipio the 18th, Columbia the 14th,
Salem the 18th, and Rutland the 18th days Of
October next, and at my Office in Pomeroy until
the Goth day of December next.
o. BRANCH, TreaS'r NJ. G.
PGmeroy Aug. tl-n32-6w.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-10-05
ShcriH'S Sale.

4 n pursuance of an order to me directed from
1 the Court of Common Pleas of MeigS county,
| will offer for SALE at the door OF the Court
House in the town of Pomeroy, on the I'd day
of October next, at o'clock P. NJ, the follow
ing described real estate, to wit:
A part dissection number 35 in township num-
Der 3, of range number 11-and being that part
of said section known ss the "Mill Lot'-bound-
ed on the northerly side by land OF Joshua o. and
Adaline Tolbott; on the southerly side, by land
of same; on the west side, by land of M. l..
Fitch; and on the east, by Shade River; on
which said premises are situate, Saw ana Grst
Mill. Appraised at SEQ. S. BRADBURY,
aug24-5w (P.., rec, s3) SheriffM. C.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-10-05
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Try virlue OF an order of the Court of
Common Pleas of Meigs county, will offer
for sale at the door of the Courthouse of said
county, between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. M.
and clock, P NJ, of the 18th day of October,
1852, the following property, to wit: Beginning
100 rods north and 143 rods west of the southeast
corner of section No. 81, in township No. 6, and
range ID, of the Ohio Company's purchase; thence
north seven chains and forty-seven links to post ;
thence south fifty-nine and half degrees west
fourteen chains and seventy-fve links to post
thence south thirty-two degrees twenty-five sec
onds east, eight chains and nine links to poSt
thence north fifty-one and three fourths degrees
east, ten chains and ninety-one links to post or
to the place Of beginning; containing nine acres
aud forty eight square rods, more or less; ordered
to be sold as the property of Daniel Rutherford, at
the suit of Charles L. Guthrie.
sep 14-S6-5w-S3. S. BRADBURY.
Special Master Commissioner,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-10-05
SURGEON DENTIST.

efr--s-c, TooTnACnE CURED, NERVE DESTROYED,
f'rff5=ryS AND THE TOOTH SAVED WITHOUT sENsA-
TION OF TAIN TO THE PATIENT
DIR. w. &. CHURCH would inform the citizens
of PomCroy and vicinity, that he has fitted up a
convenient operating room on Court street, where
tcwill he Happy 10 wait on all those who may
favor hun with a cal, pledgins himself to give
cntre satislat ton in all cases entrusted to his
care.
Teeth inserted in complete or parts Of sets, with
or without artificial gums, in so accurate man-
ucr rs to deceive the closest observer.
TAciollowing is a list of his prices For two
or more teeth on fine gold plate, SO per tooth;
reth inserted on pivotS for 10 each; teeth filled
with the finest of gold for rs cts. per cavity; tee h
extracted with the least possible pain, for 25 cts
n. b. Teeth inserted on the atmospheric prin-
rjple if desired. He would also inform the pro-
f.Ssiou that he intends keeping for sale, Teeth,
Foil, Instruments, &c. at manufacturers prices.
augl2--3m.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-10-05
DIl' j II. IIOOUU UN ,
nD -E5E ED On m M Q

THE TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID, OR GASTRIC
JUICE.
Prepared from Rcnnet, or the fourth Stomach of
the Ok, after directions of Baron Lebig, the
great Physiological Chemist, byJ. S. Houghton,
NJ. D., Philadelphia, Pa.
81 DIGEST" Such is the true meaning of the
word PepSin. 1t is the chief element, or Great
D'geStlng Principle of the Gastric Juice-the
Solvent OF the Food, the Purifying, Preserving,
and Stimulating Agent of the Stomach and InteS-
tines. IT is extracted from The Digestive Stomach
of the Ok, thus forming TRUE DIGESTIVE
Fill I'D, precisely like the natural Gastric Juice
IN ITS Chemical powers, and furnishing COM
PLETE and PERFECT SUBSTITUTE for it.
This is NATURES OWN REMEDY for an un-
healthy Stomach. No art Of man can equal its
curative powers. 1t contains no ALCOHOL, BIT
TIERS, ACIDS, or NAuSE0US DRUGS. 1t is
extremely agreeable to the taste, and may be Ia
ken by the most feeble patients who cannot eat a
waller cracker without acute distress. Beware of
DRCGGED INVITATIONS. Pepsin is NOT A
DRUG.
Hall tcuspoon(ul of PepSin infused in water,
will digest or dissolve Five Pounds of Roast Beef
IN about two hours, out Of the stomach.
Scientific Evidence.
u The SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE upon which
this remedy is based is in the highest degree Gu
ki9US md REMARKABLE.
Call OH the Agent, and get a Descriptive Cir
cular, gratis, nYing large amount Of SClEN-
TIFIO EVIDENCE, from Liebg's Animal Chem
istry; DE-. Combe's PbySu,ogy of Digestion; DR..
Pereira on Food and Diets DR.. John W. Draper,
Of New York University; Prof. Duhs hsllson's Ply
Siology; Prof Sillman, of Yale College; DR.. Car
penler Physiology; &C., together with reports OF
CURES from all parts of the United States.
Fepsln ia Fluid and Powder.
DR.. HOuGHT0N'S PEPSlN is prepared in
Powder and Fluid Fom--and in Prescription Vi
ais for the use of Physicians. The Powder will
be sent by mail, free of postage, for One Dollar
sent to DR.. Houghton, Philadelphia.
IL OBSERVE THlS!-Every bottle of this gen
uine PEPSlN bears the written signature Of ].
S. HOCGllTONi NJ. D., sole proprietor, Phlalel-
rLia, Pa. Copy right and Trade Mark secured.
u Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medi-
cines. Price, ONE DOLLAR per bottle
AGENTS.-DARluS REED, PoMEROY; r.
PERKINS, ATHENS; Wholesale and Retail
agents. [n35y1.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-10-05
SIleriG'S Sale.

DY virtue of writ of vendi exponas to me
ID directed by the Court of Common Pleas of
Monroe county, Ohio, | will offer for sale at the
door of the Court House in the town Of Pomeroy,
on the I'd day Of October; 1852, between the
hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and o'clock P. NJ,
the following real estate, to wit:
One hundred and fifty acres Of land, being the
northwest fourth of section II, town /, range 12,
except 0 acres in N. W., sold to Adam Harpold.
Levied on as the property ofJosiah Hayman at
the suit of O'Bren Griffin and Frick. Appraised
at $4,000. S. BRADBURY,
aug24-5w (PrS fee, S3) Sheriff NJ. G.