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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-14

the price of bottle OF Dr.. Bakers Pain Pana-
aceal J.t
DR.. Bakers Pain Panacea,
For the cure of pain, both external and internal.
The greatest pain-curing remedy yet discovered
Pain cannot exist where this remedy is faithfully
used
ONE SINGLE DOSE
Has given immediate relief in thousands of cases,
where persons were suffering with the most ex
crutating pain, both in the stomach and bowes
Others OF Cramp Coaps othersof Cramp Though
out the whole Syste@ others of violent attacks
of DiarrhGa!
ONE SINGLE APPLICATION
Will give (almost instantaneous relief in cases
of Burns, Toothache, Headache, Painful Swell
ings, and lnfamatary Rheumatism, if it is ap-
piled according to directions. A
GIVE 1T ONE FAIR TRIAL.
And if you do not find it to be what it is reEsm
mended, go back to the Agent and get double the
amount of money refunded. We make this offer,
knowing that what this medicine has done in
thousands of cases, it will do again.
IN CHRONIC DISEASES.
Such as Dyspepsia, Weak Breast Liver Com
plant, General Debility Fever and Ague, Cank-
er or Sore Month, Putrid Sore Throat, Weak
Eyes, Spine and kidney Disease, Old Sores,
Coughs and Colds.
GET A PAMPHLET
0four Agent. There you will find well authen-
ticated evidence Of its great healing properties;
and when you have once used the medicine you
would not be without it for ten times its price.
DENoUNCE 1T A HUMBUG
We call upon those who are deceived by the
use of this medicine, to denounce tito the world,
and us as impostors, if it is not all we recon-
mend it to be- that others may not be deceived
by worthless article.
Remember the genuine is signed
OR. BAKER, NJ. d.
Price %, so, and 81 90 per bottle.
For sale by d. Reed, Pomeroy; B. A. Crowell,
Salem; G w Cooper & Co., Chester; G W
Cooner 81 Cor Coalport O.
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WEIGH VS. Jane Litener

l. and Valentine Litener her husband, Caro-
line Orr and Thomas Orr her husband, Willie
TeterS and - TeerS her husband, Caroline
Suddarth, Jackson Suddarth, Marietta Suddarth,
Leviza Suddarth Cephas DeCamp, Petition for
partition, Court of Common Pleas. Notice is
hereby given that the demandant hath filed in
the Clerks office of the Court Of Common Pleas
of Me,gs County, his petition for The partition of
thirty acres of land, being the south thirty acres
ot the northeast quarter Of the northwest quarter
of section eleven, town seven, range fourteen,
Meigs county, Ohio, and will at tie next term Of
said Court demand partition Of said land that
his interest therein may lie set of to him in sew
eralty, THUS. IRWIN,
Atty. for Petitioner,
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Regular Pittsburgh, Wheeling, Ma,
Fietta, POMerOy. and CInclm-
matt Packet
JANE gsasaS FRANKLIN,

CAPT. Z. WILLIAMSON,
NM ILL make regular trips to and from the
Wv above and ndintemediate points, whenever
the river is navigable.
The Jane Franklin is considered the finest
Stern-whee boat on the river. Her State-rooms
are large and well furnished her cabins commo-
diouS and we'll ventilated, her officers accom-
modating and agreeable, and her charges .eason-
able and just.
For further particulars inquire Of
MARTIN & Gu TIER, Agents,
At the Pomeroy Wharf boat
January II. 1S5+-liS:
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MORE PHYSICIANS TESTIMONY

We the undersigned, Physicians cf Cincinnati,
certify that DR.. Wrghts statements are entitled
to the fullest confidence Of the public, andwe
can fully eorroborate what he has said, having
used DIR. Halls Balsam in number of cases, with
The happiest effects. 3 y
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-02-14

90n lbs Horse Shoes; s
Soyis RDwlHpS.
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n, HEREFF'S SALE.-By virtue of an or
~ der of the Court Of Common Pleas, | will
offer for sale st the door of the Court house, in
Pomeroy, on the llth day Of March next, be-
tween the hours of - and o'clock, p. N., the
following real estate to wit: a lot of one half
acre, being part of lo number five, in section six
teen, township two; sold as the properly of the
estate OF David G. Buckner, 10 satisfy two claims
against said estate-one in favor of Lucius Cross,
and one in favor of Jonas Roush.
Appraised at Sl00.
w. SHERWOOD, s. NC.
Feb. 7, l854-4w5. 81 so.
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nj CTlCE.-A petition will be presented to
Y the Commissioners of Meigs county at their
next session, in March, for the alteration of
road in Letart township, commencing al the old
road on the uppss line of Daniel Sayre's farm;
thence running on the east side Of the run, up 10
the road that leads from Padens to Richey's
thence crossing the run to the east side of Eson
Padens' house; thence running Immediately on
the bench until near the upper side of Spencer
Harpolds farm; thence winding little to the
right to the foot Of the bench at Jonas VOLTS
lower line; thence running along the footof the
bench to about Jonas VOLTS upper line; thence
on the nearest and best ground, passing in frort
Of George VOLTS barn, to the run about 100
yards above the bridge; thence to the old road,
and so much of the old road between the first
and last points m. m.ntioned be vacated.
Also, new road commencing or the elbow Of
the road on Ezra Chapman's upper line, where
he now lives; thence on the nearest and best
ground TO the line that divides the lands Of Chas.
H. Warren, VIM. Roberts and Madison Sayre;
thence following said line to the road near
Carmi Alderman's store. A PETITIONER,
Ion tQkd-9wdK
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Wistar's BaIsam of Wild Cherry,

For the instant relief and rapid cure of Asthma,
Consumption, Coughs, Colds, HoarSeness, Group,
and all disorders of the Lungs, and Chest.
WISTAR' BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
is the remedy that gives immediate relief and per-
forms rapid cures of Coughs, Colds, Pains and
Soreness in in the Breast.
INFLUENZA AND CONSUMPTION.
1t is indeed melancholy truth, that thousands
fall victims to consumption every year from no
other cause than neglected colds; yet we find
hundreds, and thousands, who treat such COM
plants with the greatest Indifference, and let
them run on for weeks and even months without
thinking of the danger AT first you have what
you consider slight cough or cold; you allow
business pleasure, or carelesSneSs TO prevent you
from giving it any attention; it then settles upon
your breast, you become hoarse, have pains in
the side or chest, expectorate large quantities
OF mat er, perhaps mixed with blood; difficulty
OF breathing enSues, and then you find your own
foolish neglect has brought on this complaint
If then, you value your life or health, be warn.
ed in time, and don't tri1e with your cold; but
Immediately procure bottle or two of that fa-
nous remedy, DR.. WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY which is well known 10 be the
most speedy cure ever known, as thousands will
testify, whose lives have been saved by it.
For Influenza it is the very. best medicine in
the world.
A Slight Cold the mother OF Con-
sumption.
Let not those complain of being bitten by a
reptile, they have cherished to maturity in their
very bosomS when they might have crushed
it in the egg Nnw, if we call slight cold the
egg, and Pleurlsy, lnlamaon Of the Lungs,
Asthma, and Consumption the yenomoas reptile,
the matter will be no more than correctly figured.
Attend to this in season: even slight cold is
no small matter Al the first attack, use Wistars S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
1t is sure to cure, and it is the only remedy you
can place perfect confidence in. 1t commences
at the root Of the disease and thoroughly eradi-
cafes it, In Consumptlve systems, "procraStina-
ton is the thief Of time" in an awful sense. as
it shortenS existence and huues the patient from
time to eternity. Thousands are dyngwho might
haue been saved by the timely use of Wistar S
Balsam of Wild Cherry. few weeks, a few
d0ys, may make fatal difference in the progress
of consumptive symptoms.
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NOTlFE'TThe partnership heretofore exist
Lebanon township, Meigs county, Ohio, has been
dissolved by mutual consent, All persons in
debted to said dun, win please to call and settle
their accounts Immediately; and all having claims
against said firm, will settle with John NJ. Smith,
who is authorized to settle the same.
M A, q. FISHER,
JOHN NJ. SMITH.
Feb. c, ls54-6ws. ies.I
sc.,v,.A HOUSE 4 LOT FOR SALE.
EsTH The Subscriber desirous of removing
Hi from tiAs place, offers his House and
A-AS-. Lot for sale on very liberal terms. Said
premises is situated in Mi1deport Meigs county,
Ohio. For full particulars, inquire of the sub
scriber, residing on said premises.
-, n VIM. PRICE.
Feb. IA, 1s54-6w3
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Three doors above Fifth street, on VI
CAUTION! CAUTIONS!
Pain (! Pain /! Pain !!
DR.. Bakers Pain Panacea,

Who would suffer with pain one single hour Tor
the price of bottle of Dr.. Bakers Pain Pana-
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for such men Of SO high standing to be induced
to DEcEIvE the poof consumpuye
GJ' Be sure and ask for Da. RoGERs' LIVER
WORT, TAR and CANcnALAGUA, and let no other
be palnied upon YOU. For sale by
ID. Reed, Pomeroy; b. A. Crowell, Salem; G.
W. Cooper d Co., Chester; G W Cooper q Co.,
Coalport, o.
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NEW GROCERY
IA NHD
PROVISION STORE.
ID u d n d ID 7 nj g
r. P. r OBJ B I N S

II EEP constantly on hand and for sale, all ar
IN ticles usually found in Grocery and Pro-
vision Store, and guarantee to sell as Low as the
LOWEST. The following list comprises portion
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greatly benefited by it, and do heartily recon-
mend it to others as Cough Remedy.
b ~qD l.. VAN buren,.
KINpERHooK, Sept 90, 1853.
l.fully conc1r in the above statement,
e FRED'K. II. TIFFANY,
.e Rocfor ff tba Enisaano1 Ehurch
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G,ALE or REAL ESTATE by order

VI D'IIlIl W WIZ .. I' e
Feb. Z, l854-4w5. 81 so.
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Ut. DUHtT . 4 UTW 4 UWULtU1
For the cure of PAIN both external and internal.
The greatest pain-curng remedy yet discovered
Pain cannot exist where this remedy is faithfully
need
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aEoaaET0WH CORRESPONDENCE
4KoRaETOWH. Aupust 1874

GHoRaErowE, August Il, 1854.
Ageeably to our anticipations, the adjourned
meeting, at the Methodist Episcopal church,
last night for the formation of Young Men s
Christian Association, was highly inter esting.
After prayer by Rev. Mr.. Tillinghast, at the
request of MIR Suffer, chairman of the former
meetings, q. W. Beall, Esq, was called to the
chair. The minutes of the last meet ng were
read and approved. The committee, az ,inted
at former meeting, reported constitution
and bylaws for the government of the associa
ton, which was received, and the committee
discharged An invitation was then extended
by the chair, to those present who had not done
30, to come forward and unite with them in
the good work, and We we're much gratitied to
see goodly number 60 forward and sign their
names as active members. lhe meeting then
proceeded to the consideration Of the report Of
the COMMITTEE which was, after a number of
amendments, gone through with, and the Sec
rotary directed to write out the constitution.
with the amendments, for final action at the
next meeting, and motion passed requesting
the pastors Of the several churches inter ested
to publicly notify their congregations at at
the next meeting, the constitution will be final
ly adopted, and the officers elected
We were grati6ed to see so large an atten.
dance and such good feeling IN infested At
lO O'Clock, sitter prayer, he meeting adjourned,
to meet at the same place next Monday night,
at 8 o'clock. This association bids lair to
supply place long needed among us, where
our young men can spend their evenings
probably. both morally and Intellectually.
We learn this morning that highly int.
resting report from the engineers and directors
OF the Metropolitan railroad is expected to.
day or to morrow. This report contains much
information il relation to the road and its
future prospects, and proves conclusively the
importance Of the people and authorities taking
Immediate steps to assist literally in its con-
struction.
We continue to receive from almost every
direction the most unfavorable reports from
the growing corn crops, owing to the drought.
which still continues, and it is feared will do
mq n injury to the lale potatoes and other
vegetables
Our city remains very healthy.
Ftonr and Gram MarksS-F1our scarce
and firm. Sales at 50 25 for standard brands
and So.31 for extra. Receipts very light,
owing to the drought. Wheat-white and re-
81 5O 81 90. COrn-white and yellow rs
contS, anu scarce SPECTATOR
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TEA, COFFEE, SUGAR, &c.
T. am recsiy ing per SCI ooners Statesman. Fair
t Ia, ana the Ann tiokere!l, from New Yo1k AID
Phl.aceiphia, viz: "A'
I. halt cheats Green N q Black Tea
70 'ses JAWS, Jamaica, M6racsiho, Bio, and
Roasted Coffee
d boxes Ground Coffee
~ DO AdamantiGs and patent sperm Candl a.
az 90 C'igate 4 Co.'S Fancy aud Bar Sosps
ITO gross Matches
Italian ma"enaroni, Vermicel, Bordeaux aud Give
Fresh Prunes, sardiaes, Wslnuts. Pecan mt. and
Fiiberts GNU
Layer Raisins. Ground Nuts, Almonds, DC,
1oo boxes large bowl Pipes, on consignment.
ALSO IN STORE.
q : aatss ns~ II, ps growrh Of 1859
~ hhas PJrto RisJ and New OrIeans suoars
. part vary prime
BOXES Whiss Havana, and 20 bags Of B-szil
IS bbls Crushed, Powdered, Grsnu,.te1. C,su.
fed sugar --~' ~
~ Go dyruo. Nsw Orleans and P. r. Molssses
bright and heavy
e % nne Old Whiskey, comprising ZsipI.r
FUNK, Harris Il Ruthlauff's highly a.
tesned brands
10000 Havana Cigars .-... 4,
200 COO German Cigara
Together with lar "a and co,,n1et. .s.,-.r... 6
GRO ;hhIES f'o'' '''oA '''1' n' VI
Ahe su oSGi Ger returns his sincere thanks tn his
customers, the citizens of Washington and the Adj
J9n'hg counties, !cr I'll 'ir liberal patronage extend
~ 70 nlm Ior u last two year, aud hop s. with his
large increased facilities and ssic, persapl ten
u W business, 10 merit contnnsnce of the SANE
... ......., VIM. NJ GRIPS, .re-
.,,e oos. o'enue, between 9th and 7th Rts.
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1--WE suntcrlb<r takef ihssopporrunitv o. return.
their ibars and continued pstroDsee an? a-snr,a
them that no effort shall b. spar. on bis part 10
merit eort'nus nc Of the sanie. have now "a.
gagged sufficient quantity ofsvperienced workmen
ana made arrang 'ment' to bs supplied with the
best brands of f.milv -four have s,so increased
my facilities for delivering and am nov ready TO
supply all orders with my superior family BRE d
every afternoon in 'ime for tea. We cJrtinue as
usual 10 max" OF the ts't material Tea Biscuits
Tea bunns. Die ner X liz. Pies &c. A great VARIETY
OF Tea Cake fresh eve-e day If you want good ar
tlries End rave time Id trouble call at the FAMILY
BAKERY, corner of 4 and 18th streets
JAMES FRASER
N. BIO those psrgoDs who have been bscs ward
IN paying their bills we would say, if you wish to
continue eating my bread, pay up and begin anew.
a1,Q lO-lw ''
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VALuAsLs LsNn FOR SAFE. x.l5,n ,;osI a.
IN 20 a. Im q Euhiaston The ,uSscrihs :,
~, on ! r,sie u II the LIST of Ssftemhe-. jss4
sNtIsi 3a'uah f'acs GLAND twcto,-s;,,n. loo
res eena, VET imoro,' d. si'h dweE:nss md mt
no. 81 on which Ace crop Of wbest, re ~
corn ~as led The present. se.e,n '!e' al
AlsN. three lots o. entire woof,,,,s
loiows VIZ: che piece Of 1925 acres covered Nth
o"k sra e.Sf' ut timer: piece Of 50 scres Gov.
~ % WIN nas ana chestnut; nice of 81 scrss
W "I which ara covered with oak, chestnr, 80
dsr and pine. ''Nu'' green
As'. four Lots Of 50 ferss Zach; about o,e half.
CIV red with OK CEDAR and Pie 0H0 n"i Il
The eve ierd + 10 st.d Ia q ,as,,,f,
nSahhy part Of Prince Georges county. IA WI, y,
tesPd Easy ~ s"esss 70 snd from Wellington beine
hocuced ~ TIE W7sai- g'on sd Platenssu,y 800
.ear Adeih; Mis-, shout tru and hsls pies .h.rs,
baasnse,'rs and Is altogether desiratle locst,on
70 these ae s1lslcouutry seat in tte ycinjty
Fer fu' thec particulars .pp,v to
EDWARD SIMMS
.,.,s At The Washington City Savings Bank.
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Dreadful Explosion Of q Powder Mil.

CrScrsNArI, August IA The powder rnass-
zine at Marysville, Ky, was fired yes. :, law
morning. when eight hundred kegs of Io~der
exploded, and burned 'isirteeu houses rhs
explosion took place at two o'clock on Sunday
morring, carrying destruction in every .iiree
ton. The light produced was most bri liant
and. singnlsr TO say, not life was lost. and
but few persons injured The citisens were
so much alarmed that some minutes eIar<ed
before any one would 60 into the streets The
general Impression wac that the day Of judG.
ment had come. When the citizens sailed
out they found the sidewalks covered with
fragments OF demolished houses. The pro-
perry damaged is estimated at fifty TO ole hun
dret thousand dollars. Only two persons were
seriously injured. One lady died from the
effects of fright. The Mayor offered enc thou-
sand doliars for Information that wei ID Iced
to the conviction of the rascal that set drs to
the magazine.
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DIED.

AZ Lexington, Va, On The II III inst, DR.. THOMAS
HENDERSON, ASSISTANT Surgeon o. 8. Army. L..
u. Henderson was for many years distinguished
physician of this place. and for the last ,wenty-one
years has been attached 70 the medical department
of the army, Of which he was one of the brightest
Ornaments For seaeral years H. has been suffering
from paralysis, the effects of which was The primary
cause o: his death. tie was IL true christian and
died CALMLY, retaining his mind to tbs last moment
In NoIfol Va, on Sunday tue 18Th inst ,ENOCH
l.. KEY NOLDS Of this city, clerk in the Office 81
his age
ln'sllisenoer and Union, please copy.
IL Wnkesbelre, Pa, on the LIST instant, Mrs. sA-
KAN hOLLENBACK BUTLER, wife of the late
Hon. Chester Butler ~ ''-
~ YIN In: 18Th infant. Of bilious fever Mrs RHODs
y. SKoWN, wife OF Mr.. Thomes 3. Brown.
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"GLENWOOD CEMETERY. y

'f'HlS beautiful burial place IF the dead bayira
just BEN dedi rated with appropriate oaremonies
lor Is nov open for the reception of the
remains of decreased per.ons.
The mAUsOLEUM has capacity for a buadred
'odies. in which such i,ienda CT the dean as NAV
-ppv can place the departed until they seec. sites
for the graves.
The plan of tho iucorporators Is one of equality IN
reg<Td TO the jots viii h will be put up publicly
or sale, (athough they usually bring premium.
making the curly selection Of lots tas mo It dssir.
able.
Uneisn of1cs il established 10 the city Of Warb
ington, applications vi be punctually att. pded
to at the prrs mt ofca, in the east wing OF tia bud
ing On entering the Cemet.ry
VIM. &. HUMPHREYS
B-GlAnwood Is situated short dist ace due
north of the Capitol. arr 1l-am
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Tho Indiana Fee Banks.

CINCINNATI. August IA The notes Of slf
but four Of the Indiana Free Banks we're "a.
fused by the banks Of this city to day, which
caused considerable excitement The bssks
nere VII hold meeting tomorrow, when
fer limited time
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0alanehnlY Accident

ABsEcoH BEAcH, August ia melancholy
ooeu renee took place this morning, which hae
spread gloom over our little community. A
man named lIic.Glas Heaze was drowned " lille
oathing IN the inlet, short distance from the
landing 1t Is supposed he ven,ured beyond
his depth. and not knowing hos to swim. Der.
lshed In sight Of his friends. poweriess 10 list
hin. lis leaves a wife aud Gve Children. TAe
unfortunate man was employed by Nesra.
Spang Wallace, in Philad,l phia,
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ANotioaGaiAa
w j. G. UcGv}IsE ..

% HcVUfRE, hucttoneer.
4 lucIst 18th. i. 10 o'-I~eg a. ~. nofnie
sr bennssi on 'hs IVES; sde tf Is ttr.t s, e. 9,
@sh 6 ny nsi, Fpring ssa: Roek.r s-d ch,t,
% Isrd. Bressfts and ChaInher T,h,a
DO Rur'ars b-dstesfs, Mattresses
WashstGCd', Ra' .sers and ri-osa
Wardrobe. Toil-t Sets, Ma'tin~
Carpets, Rug, Gran 'o'es. Clock
Cans sp1 wood seat Chairs
lot Of Cookery War
roge her eiih lot Of Kitchen Utensils.
Terms: so aud under cash; over tSo . -,.s,, =.
.or,y oa's FOR notes satisfactorily endorsed hsa,
sug I5-d 49,
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TO THE LADIES

II +. MYER, at tn. Sign Of the Blue snd White
l.. Awning, Penn ylvanie avenue, between Sth
and 9th ets is selling of The following &c DDS at
cost: T.. s..o-
bonbets Of ell kinds; Flats; Riban3f; Lsce goods
ofeSery d scr3pton; tmbrcidsr. Collars and Hand.
Aercbi.fs; Hesddreses, Drees Gaps; and great va
riety of OF her gnods
Rave determined to sell ont my present stock 10
make r. ON fer Fal Goods, that those who With
to get the -. bargains must come first
q ct
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BY J. c. meGU.RE. Aus,,en,,r

ASnsoNE LIT HEAE TIE oBSEsvAD,ry
II q. tuhiic ssle-''n WkDNi SDiY sft.r,,-,,
ADJUST 10Th, NJ oflock, On IN. rr.t ,s.s "
se. ~, os 80 y. In Square 81, fronting IS f.e,
% "a s'seet west httseeo north n trt p otr.s.s
riJning back lao fest 9 inches, cont,ioinsaIss :,
lite perfect and ssls positive
Lernis me fourth ca,h: sidue IN G. O. an,rc
The premises 49, Va ~ NV Us
Al conseysn'tng ct expense of purchaser.
~ the terms Of sale are : OF com lei u;rh ,r,,;
n GAYS The night 10 res rvsd To rs sell at IN. ria.
and expenss Of Fret pu,chas-r ''''
aug I'D ~ 'u
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The Cholera-Nev York Ma,,o,.

NE" hoES' august lS.-The chclers ID o..
identity on The decrease in this city. De-.
patches iiom Albany and Buffalo. reco;vsa .,
day. convey the same gratifying in:e,lis.nc.
The -four market is duiler. Sales ~ sor
IS 50 50 w. Nousner,
wheat-sales Of 1900 Bushels soutb,-,
req, 81 40 75; white, 81 e5. Corn-ss, .
Stocks depressed, MR.
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PHILADELPHIA Markets

PHiLADELrHrl, August Is -Plour Is firm ~
% %. In rye tour and corn meal no oh sn.s
Wheat dull at 81 IS 81 so for red. ana q, g:
81 20 for white. Rye is held at 81 ca. c.
Is dull at 20 Sc. Oats, IS a 30. Prov;,Io ~
frmer Whiskey 6rm az "a
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Visitors az eape Me-

CAPE ISLAND, Aug. I4.-There are .bcu.
TWO thousand persons on the LII AMI AZ this
elne me Mount Vernon House has about
but fifty to hundred each. A@'e
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BEAUTIFUL AND ELEGANT Rp,InENCr
T. TUX sALE.--The unde rsigned offers for sale
hs rc7idenee, situated in Georgetown crrner Green
anu day streets This presents one of che BEST on
p,.auI es ever p' esented IN Georgetown to obtain
rooms, and is fn-hed with al the modern irsprove
ments-a bath houss which furnishes all the rooms
with "ater:and cistern Of water ia tbs yard. 9l.s
lot Is most esibi' situated surrouL del With splsa
ulu Hon raining and the garden i'm a full state Of
cultivation, viii The ost choice selection of dow.
efs. "a Ao"
Terms made known on applic.i-n.
JOHN E.. CARTER
P.s-1w will slzo dispose Of my horss aaI caring a.
iy Oh od3w ~ '"A SN>A Aee C
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Rumored Bank Eailurel.

NEW YoRk, August IA Tho following
Indiana Banks are reported broken: The
Bank OF Rensselaer, and STATE Stock Bank st
Peru, Indiana, New York and Virginia Stock
Bank and Elkhart Bank