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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-12-06
EAHA YNNEs ENNMEY.

EAY8 WDW3 MWaa&Y+
1t is ar old adagc that ga penny saved is pen
ny earned" and what is true of pennies is equally
true of dollars. Now, if you Can Suy a suit of
handsome, we'll made clothes at my establishment
Cheaper than yOu can purchase miserable
second rate article of Eastern Slop-work, which
is M dc expressly 10 sell to green horns, aud con
tains only about three threads to an armfull, and
stuck together with BAD PASTE, of course you
can earn more money by such purchase ,han by
many days hard labor.
Long exreri II 'e, and q practical knowledge OF
the tailoring business, together with superior ad-
vantageS in purchasing, enables ME to sell CHEAP
ER and BETTER
READY MADE CLOTHING
than can lie purchased here or elsewhere, all of
which are, Of POneroy Manufacture
Much that has been said il reference 10 cloth
ing, will apply wi h equal force 10 my stock Of
Dry Goods and Groceries
OF which l have always en1eavorcd to keep on
hand the finest stock in tho O. ultry. My stock
doc, not consist Of old rcmn, II s. aud roth eaten
remains OF badly selected and unSaleable goods.
That is not my way Of doing business, Ny stock
is constantly rep cn'S el by FRESH SUPPLIES
of the latest STYLES and most fashionable goods IN
the market. Every variety of Dry Goods,
tor MEN and BOYS wear, kept constantly on
DdHl' lOEtlHIi wan "'4ii~ "'iN! @''N'' ~''N"'
for the Ladies.
In addition to tie above, | beg leave 10 invite
particular attention to my large and carefully
selected stock of BOOTS AND SHOES,
purchased Of the heaviest manufacturers with
special refe ence to this trade.
[ cuts. Pants, Vests. Shirts. HdadkCrchiefS,
Hms, Caps, Umbrellas. GL res. Susppn-
dprs. Boris, ShoeS. Garnet Bags, Clocks,
Trunks DC. &c,
Can alwa S be found in great variety.
NV stock of Groceries, which am prepared
TO sell either at Wholesale or Retail, consists in
part of the following articles:
TEA, COFFEE, SUGAR, MOLASSES, SYRUP,
TOBACCO, CIGARS, CANDLES, SOAP,
SPICES, CHEESE, RAlSlNS, SALER-
ATCS, SODA, FISH. &c
All at such Low prices as would make every
modest man blush to ask them lower.
To those who are disposed to doubt have
on'y to say, Call and see for yourselves"
Don't Mistake the Place.
Front-street, three doors above Court, at
COuEN'S HEAD QUARTERS.
N. B. ANY gentleman wishing to have garment
made from any particular pattern, can be meas
urcd and have il made to order at the same
prices.
A good fit warran cd or no pay
iy2ln22 II. CoHLN.
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AMERICAN UNION
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
CAPITAL, 100000.

INCORPORATED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF OHIO
CHARTER PERPETUAL
OFFICE NO. IA EAST F0URTH-STREEp
CINCINNATI OHIO.
This Company insures Policies at the following
Rates for $1,000, and in Proportion for larger
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Steam Engines.

A ND Steam Boilers, for Saw and Flour Mills
~ on hand. and made to order on short no.
Ii ce at Nos 3t9, 32l 323 Tihertvstreet, PttSburg
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CLOCKS FOR $l.5O.

THE subscriber has just received a general as
i sortment Of
Clocks, watches, and JcweIry,
OF every style and description, among which may
he found, choice collection of
EAR DROPS, Latest fashions, and most beau
ti(ul styles.
GOLD PENS AND PENCILS,
PORTMONAES, &c.
He has also on hand fine lot Of PERFUMERY.
Checks from $3.50 TO $1,000.
In the article of clocks am determined to af-
ford better bargains than any other establishment
in town, not even excepting the merchant who
tells my customers that have left town, for the
purpose Of inducing them to deal elsewhere
ar-2tll GEORGE LEE.
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R. r REGUL TORS
ARR ENTIRELY VEGETABLE,
Perfectly TastelesS,
Good at all times
Never Scken,
Never Gripe.
DOS ES.
NOE TO THREE-REGUI ATEs.
FOUR TO sIX-PURGEs.
One Regulator at Night, on going 10 bed, will
ensure sound sleep, Good Nights Rest and
Healthy and Pleasant Discharge from the Bow
els in the morning.
Radway's Regulators, Ready Relief. Rem
Ovating ReSoluent. are sold by Drug
isis ererywhere,
N. B.--PersonS troubled with Melancholy De-
preston of Spirits, and everybody who feels
themselves i'll used by the world without any just
cause on their parts, should take few doses OF
r. R, Regulators. More unhappiness is caused
within us from the want of healthy and regular
action OF our organs, than from any external
cause. We promise all who take Railways Reg
ulators a regular action of the organs, and a
cheerful and happy disposition.
RADWAY & CO.,
l62 Fulton street.
WHOLESALE AGENTS.-DARIUS REED
g. BRO, Pomeroy; w. LASHER, Middleport.
Sent 8, 1858,
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Important IOmetSic Intelligence e.

"rruih is strange, ave, stranger far than felton,"
CTRANGE though it may seem, its not IN IRE
~ strange than true. that, owing to train Of
fa forable circumstances, which it is unnecessary
to n.eliion, BETTER AND CHEAPER GOODS can now
be purchased at
COllEN'S HEAD QUARTERS
than at any o.her establishment in Meigs county.
OF course, merchants and Others interested in
the sale of similar articles, will tell you this is
no. true. and if you are easily guIled, you may
believe them, and thus lose an opportunity to
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Ready-NTadc Clothing,

CUNSISTINN OF
Goats, FeSiS, Pants. SHIRTS. Collars, and
D"uwprS.
In fact every article of Mems wear Except Hats
aud ShOeS,) which will be sold as low as can be
bought any where along the Ohio River.
His long experience in the Business, and the
assurance that he will employ none but the most
experienced workmen, will be a guarantee to
those who may favor him with their custom that
his work will be done up in a style that cannot
but please the most fnStidious.
AlSo-CuStom Work done, customers furnish
Ing their own cloth. Cutting done on the Shortl
est notice, and warranted to fit if properly made
up. MiddlepOrt, t,-50Yl dec21
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.ntual Iatel

The above rates are The annual payments f0i
the whole term Of life. For seven years the rate
is 33A per cent. feSs. Whenever the Pr mum
under the Mutual Rate amounts to $40 or more,
one half may be paid in Premium Note, and
one half cash.
JOHN E. MARSHALL, President.
MERRICK B. DEAN, Secretary.
W. W. KIMBALI., Vice President.
G. C. WOOD, Consulting Physician.
DIRECTORS.-MerickB B. Dean, W. F. Smith;
]. E. Marshall, w. w. KmLall, Lott Dean, c.
Mills.
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NO 446. BROAWAY, N. Y.

NO FFV' DNOH w n II, N. I.
and sold by Druggists and others throughout this
and othes countries.
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hELlVERED in all the principal cities in the
- United States, free OF postage, and for
warded by mail, under the provisions of the late
Post Office law, at merely nominal rates.
| The LONDON QuARTERLY REVIEW, (Conserva-
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Gadsbys Esotel-w. GADsBY,
Arrival and Departure Of Ocean Steamers.
BANK EXCHANGE PLACE.

ID .Sreet. North Sitie. Btf're'n 1aH and I'm.
rT'HE undersigned respectfully inform their fellow
1 citizens and the public generally, that they have
opened an establishment under the above name with
the intention of keeping what is much wanted in
this city, first class RESTAURANT. in which every
dclicacy of the season, either of fish, flesh, fowl
always be obtained, and where good order, com
bined with social and cheerful intercourse, will De
the ruling feature. For gentlemen having calls upon
the different Departments, for merchants and bust
men, its location is unsurpassed by aEy other:
being situated about midway between the large hotels
end business portion of the city-the banks and
Government Offices.
Their bar will be suppliedwith the choicest wines.
Of superior brands and they have made arrange
mentS which will enable them to furnish their guests
With branies and other liquors. direct from the in
porters.
VIII be flei daily for the accommodation of mer-
camille men, and their visitors, all the principal
newspapers periodicals, &C. of the northern south
srn, and western cities.
SupperS served up for private parties, and at the
shortest notice To insure satisfaction.
The subscribers respectfully solicit the Publc's
patronage, being determined that nothing shall he
wanting on their part, upon the part Of their
sistants, to insure satisfaction.
nov 12-polm RARBITT POWERS
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|, [ H..

12Sol-From Salt Lake City, 10y American Fork
Provo City, Springfield Payson, Summit
Creek. Nephi City. Fillmore City. Rcd Greek.
Parovan, Johnsons Springs. Cold Creek, San.
u Clara, and San BernardinO, Cal. to San Di-
ego, 1000 miles and back. once month.
Leave Salt Lake City on the Goth of each month:
Arrive at San Diego by the 18th of the next
month:
Leave San Diego on the 10Th of each month;
Arrive at Salt Lake City By the 18th of the next
month.
l2s02-From Salt Lake City. Low PALMYRA Iehi CITY
American Fork, Pleasant Grove, Provo CITY.
Payson. Sprin ,vilIe, Corn Creek. Fillmore CT
", and Salt Creek, to Nnnti, 30 miles and
back. once a week.
Leave Salt Lake CITY every Monday at q A. M
Arrive at Manti 10y IN Tuesday:
Leave Manti every Thursday at an:
Arrive at Salt Lake City by p III FRIDAY
l2S02-From Salt Lake City, by Fort Laramie. 10
Council Bluffs, in Iowa, 1000 miles ard back.
a month
Leave Salt Lake City on the 10th of each month:
Arrive at Council Bluifs by the sth of the next
month.
Leave Council Bufs on the 10th of each mon h:
Arrive at Salt Lake City by the Sth Of the next
month.
Separate proposals for the part beyond Fort Lar
ME are invited. Also, bids To run the whole
route twice a month each way.
l2s0+-From Salt Lake City, by Miers Greek, to
Brownsville. 40 miles and back. twice week.
Leave Salt Lake City Mondays and Thursdays
at am:
Arrive at Brownsville by p m same DAYS;
Leave Brownsville Tucstays aud Fridays at )
am;
Arrive at Salt Lake City by S p IN came days
12s05-From Salt Lake City to Teele City, % mile,
ami back, once q week.
Leave Salt Lake City every Monday at am:
Arrive at Tocle City by pm;
l cave Toee City every Tuesday at M:
Arrive at Salt Lake City by 5 pm.
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VILLA AND COTTAGES LOTS


HAYING had that beautiful piece Of property. adj
LII joining the Relay House. On the Baltimore
aHd Ohio Railroad, surveyed and laid out by expert
enced and competent Engineers aud Architects it :
now orei for sale in lots of suitable sizes for either
villa or Cottage Residences. The location is such as
TO make the most desirable piece of property ever
offered for such purposes in thi, vicinity Its dis
lance from Baltimore by Turnpike is .lies-two
roads leading from 1t to the City-distance by Rail
road miles. Time to Baltimore Is minutes-Wasl
ington / hOur-Auapols IL hours-2O passenger
trains of cars pass the Relay House daily going
North Sosth, East ard West-thus affordiny unu
sua facilities to persons doing business in or ont OF
the City of Baltimore.
Its location is perfectly healthy, and being eleva
tel from 100 to go feet above tide wat-r it COM
mands most extensive and beautiful view of the
surrounding country for miles From i. can be seen
three counties on the western, and one on the east
ern shore OF this State the Patspsco River and Che
apeake Bay.
large portion of the property il covered with for
est ami ornamental trees presenting many pictur-
esIue and commanding sites for Cottages Upon
the property Is extensive orchard Of choice fruit
and several springs OF pure water. Water can al
so be elevated on the property FROM the Patapsco at
very small cost, sufficient to supply hundreds OF
families.
At the Relay House is post-office, where daily
mails are received. In view of the property and
within 10 minutes walk Churches of different re-
Igious denominations, and within y miles are two
large female academies, (Mount de Sales and Ipge-
side. aud ST. TimOthy's College.
The property will be sold in lots of such sizes as
to suit purchasers, varying from fifteen acres
or more; or will sell the entire tract of 40 acres
the purchaser or purchasers having the advantage
of charter granted by the Legislature of MARYLAND
a. Its last session. to improve and beautify the
grounds and erect dwelling. and other kind of build
lu5s thereon. The dwelling now upon the property
Is coulmodiOus, with all the necessary out houses
A plat may be seen and terms made known by ap-
plicatcn to the undersigned or to
Messrs. FAXOS 4 ANDREWS, Architects
19S Baltimore street
J. III. LUCKETT,
Isl Pratt street, Baltimore
\. B. 1t is in contemplation to cut and grade 2
road from the" Place to Baltimore next YEAR which
will bring it within ) = miles direct course.
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INSTRUCTIONS

Esbf0ciHQ cDhdttisIS To be fnrJy,uy,rIeH IN Tie ,,-
tracts 10 TIE c1fsnth.e DrpoTta" pioy oes,a proper
i. Seven minutes allowed tu each intern,.,!i-
ats Office, wien not otherwise Specified for asserting
/ the mails.
2. On routes where the m5Ala of CONVEYANCE admits
of it, the spec al agents of the Department al,o
post Office blanks, mail haas. locks and KEYS are 10
! he conveyed without extra charge
s. No pay will be made for trips not performed /:
and for each of such sSUnS not satisfactorily ex-
| planned three times the pay of the trip msy lie
deducted For arrivals SO far behind time "A 10 b cal
cnnneXinn with depending mails, and Suftcien tly
excused, OneOurth of the compensation for the trim
Is subject TO forritur.. Deduction may also be- or
dered for grade Of performance inferior To thst
specified in the contract. For repeated delinq
OF the kind herein Specific l. enlarged penalties pro-
portoned To the nature thereof and the Importance
| of the mail, may be made
4. For leaving behind throw ing off the mails or
any portion of them for the admission of passengers
or for being concerned in setting up or running an
express conveying commercial intelligence ahead of
TIC mail, a quarter pay may he deducted.
D. Fines VIII be imposed. uness the delinquency
be promptly and satisfactorily explained by ccrtif
Gates of postmaster the afdavit Of other cred
liable pcrsens for failing to arrive in contract time
for neslectng to take the mail from, deliver it
lbto post Office: suffering ii (oHinr either To the
uusuitableness of the place or lanncr of carving
it, to he injured, destroyed. robbed, lost and for
refusing, after demand, TO convey the mail fire.
quently as the contractor runs. or is concerned in
running. a coach or steamboat a route.
D. The Postmaster General may snnul the contract
for repeated failures 10 run asreeably TO contract:
Tor disOheying the post Office laws, the instruc-
tons of the Department for refusing TO discharge
carrier when required by the Department to do so
tor assigning the contract without the of tie
Postmaster General for running express as afore-
said; or for transporting persons packages con
ysy1ng mailable matter out of the mail.
Z. The Postmaster General may order an increas.
OF service on route by allowing therefor pro rata
increase on the contract pay. He may also order an
increafe of speed, he allowing, within the restric-
tons Of the law pro rata increase of pay for the
additional stock or carriers. if any. The contractor
may, however. in the case of increase of speed r.
linquish the contract by giving prompt notice to the
Department that he prefers doing to carry ing the
order into eject The postmas.er General may also
curtah or discontinue the service, al pro rata de
crease Of pay. if he allow enc months extra com
pensation on the amount disT epsed with, whenever
in his opinion the public interests do require the
same, ofin case he desires to suErsede it by differ
emit grade Of transportation He may also chang.
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STATE OF MAINE.

Posi- oFFEcS DEPARTMENT. Nov. 4, 1853.
DROfoSALS for conveying the Mail. If the Uni
ted states from the LIST OF January, 1854, to the
'h June. 1887, on the following route in the State
OF Maine will be received at the Contract Office Of
the Post Office Department until o'clock m. the
18th day of December next, 10 Re decided on the
same day:
No. L. From Augusta, by Broun's Corners. Yasssl-
horo. last Nassalioro', China. Albion. I nj
~, Troy. pixmont. IIuRtman's Mill New.
burg. West Hampton. and HamrIen. n
Bangor, to miles and back, six times e
week.
Leave Augusta daily except Sunday, at s o N;
Arrive ri Bangor same das by 9pn.
Leave Bangor daily, except sunday. at ; N
Arrive at Augusta same day Ivy pm.
For ,rm of proposal and instructions and require-
ments (emhracinr the conditions to be incorpoalel
m the contract 10 such extent the Department
may deem proper see advertisement inviting Prup9-
sals for Mail service in the New England State is.
ted DE ember u, 1852.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
nov h-law+w Postmaster era
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NEW MENIG.


12a09-From Santa Fr. Icy Albuquerque. socorro
Don Ana, Fort Fillmore, Front-ro, Texas FL
Paso, san Elisaro, Magoffinsvle. and Leona
to San Antonio, Clio miles and back, cnce a
month.
Leave Santa Fc on the LIST of each month;
Arrive at san Antonio in - days
Leave San Antonio on the LIST of each month;
Arrive at Santa Fe in - DAYS.
Bids to carry twice month are invited also.
bids to make the trip iE 20 days
l290l-FrOm Santa Re. by La Canada, TO fernando
de Taos, 20 miles and back, twice month
Leave Santa Fe on the lst and 18th of each
month at n
Arrive at Fernando dc Taos by the 81 and 17th
Mt l. n:
Leave Fernando de Tao. on the 18th and 2Sth
of each month at 5 am:
Arrive at Santa Fe by the l4th and G0th at IL 10:
Bids for weekly trips invited
le10l-From Donand, by Fort Belknap, to G.'nrs-
vile, in Texas, and back, once in two weeks.
Bidders to state distance and schedule of srri-
walls and departures.
Bids for weekly trips are invited.
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WHALEY'S OMNIBUssEs.

On THURSDAY. the 2pih instant.
H-ES& will commrnc, running two line
SAS. of 0MNIBUSSES between AlcSsD.
dria ami sshington. leaving Alexandria IT 81
O'Clock in the morning, and 80 in the afternoon.
connecting with the trains leaving Washington r. D
o'cinrl in the morning and 3 in the afternoon Re-
urnin<, lea,e Washington on the arrival ~ tie
ira ms from baltimore, in time ia the morning 70
connect with the Orange sud Manassas Gap irsin
from Alexandria, At uclork.
Passengers wishing seats in this line. will les'e
their names and residences with DR.. james EDt"ir
tie, Alexandria. and at the Irving House. Washing
ton corner 81 18th street ard Pennsylvanis svenu'
The morning line win call for passengers within 90!
sep 2S-Gm- wM wHALEY.
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JOS. C. &. X ENNEDY,
Late of the Census Office,
III street, between 9th and 10th sts,
NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS.

Ia WI. IL. STANFORD. Merchant Tailor
north side of Pennsylvania avenue. under
W. Gadsbys Hotel, has just returned from the
-LA North, and is now opening a well selected
stock Of French and English Goods, such a. CLOTH
CASSIMERES and YESTINGS. of the latest stvle
and importation. all of which he will have made to
order in the most fashionable manner, at short no
tice and at the lowest possible price for cash. or to
pune usl men on time. He would take this oppor.
tuni:y to return his sincere thanks his friends
and generous public for their liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed upon him. and solicts con,in-
uaton and increase Of the sar.e. All orders will be
executed with promptness and dispatch.
n B-Aiso, on hand, very beautiful assortment
OF uentlemens' Furnishing Goods
Sep 26-2awTuSS
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FUNERALS.

e u The subscriber ~ prepared " :"
VEs--Isz---s end, at the shortest notice, 10 di'
calls IN thi. line, and will spare pans 10 RELIEF
entire satisfaction 10 all who may desire is aSsisa'
in performing the last tribute OF respect iO The dta
uearSe ALWAYS in readiness. Mourning Cale ah"
Slrnuds furnished when desired. ID,
The subscriber begs leave 10 call the affenlioh d
the public Ia his PATENT CORPSE PREshkt Lr'
which has been already tested IA the families " g
eral in this city. 10 whom he can refer d. "
lis efficacy in preserving the body from decoh'f0''
ton for any length OF period.
j. w. PLANT, u street,
aug Sicily bet. 9Th and !Otl suet'S'
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Mantels, Iron Railings, and Spring
Mattrcssrs,

1--WE Mantes are new, cheap. and beautiful ar
i ticle, manufactured upon Stone. in imitation
Of the richest Marbles, of the most and desira-
bic kinds. In style and finish they stand unequal
led, and not injured Ivy COAL gas smoke or acids
At the North they are becoming extensively used
and give perfect satisfaction.
Builders and others wishing to purchase are re-
quested to call and examine for themselves.
Also, PIER SLABS to match the ManteiS, of the
same materials.
IRON CEMETERY AMI other FENCING and
RAILINGS
Will be kept constantly on hand variety of pat
terms for which orders will he received and prompt
ly executed.
Premium SPRING MATTRESSES. n new article.
far superior to anything of the kind now in use.
Iron BedsteadS, Setteas and Hall Chairs. Hat
Racks, Umbrella Stands, DC.
RALPH HA9KINS,
Pa. avenue. :. side: bet. 9th and 10th SIS.
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LEATHER AND SHOE FINDING STORE

~ G. FORD has just received the following de-
{. scciptions Of LEATHER, to which he invites
the inspection of the trade:
2jO sides Of prime Spanish Sole Leather
20 dozen Pha. Calf Skins
do do kipps
80 do French Calf Skins, ofbest makers
20 do Patent Calf skins, X. K A. X, d. c.
80 do Morocco Skins
80 sides Harness and Bride Leather
Shoe Skirtugs and Slaughter Leather
A large assortment of French and English Last
ings, black and colored
Gallons and Laces to match
Boot Trees, Lasts. and Solze Kit
All of which will be sold on most reasonabl. terms
TIIOS. q. FORD,
9TH street, near the Patent Office