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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-11-20

\ OceanI WHOSE ishofes we're rtlIe inIti6neNable e
barriers eisjce! sati whose wafe,s held a lie
land music all dis pwn. I. The ,Scapda avjans
I fe member the myth, and 10, ibis duly 10
/ iIBS1tdgi and NofWuy aRd ne Nor,hern is:
lands The grea. unk now6 sea ha Existence
IinahsshelisfoGa a essv sapsrs,hihus mind.
| To US. who reason, so ,phjjpsopbically aha,
nothing is hidden, !, was nc, deemed proba.
bic that such body of wafer did or could ex:
|isy paud lhoaeirmanyr -napieGsoss W asse er,ed
'.hsir beItef ID ,hgag,hs iebsaae, rhadsof'
Rssd ifom observation 6nd ssaadiGds fam
auihies is,ilt chsag sosshs aneiehp Gs,oty and
suffered III McGio did. 9Oae1of these minds
tSasoDi KaAe, who how returns hOuhe with
|,idiBga, Thai Rbs iosG seais fbundf aid y h
~ fnrrnt1f h1Mhfltss pursued aIle nafra,
sivssofifhB Kaao - sdIilo. MN hENilh,
lees aIiBhtions and dfdmit leaened rhasfitie
lih1epid navigator leivais vessel fast lin ihs
|alm6sl impene.hablenIoun,ains of Ire IN LAT.
dude 40 deg. a5 rmin! anouh. pushing his
way ID lodges and oh i!oot odali,ude 80 deg.
30 mihs, ~ her6he E,osd upon,he shores Of.
10 his eyes, q limi.Iess sea. Three rihouf
sand square miles sdid he Scan with eye and
lRlHsss and yeI no bounds to ihai expanse Of
wafer were (oaad;l ior ffIy-.wOd hours did a
heavy gale from ,he :por!h heave UP the
heavy surf, and YET i byough. down no, a
particle Of ice-showing that around The
pole all was ocean lie Instead 81 frlgid
death. Thus was was .he yell penetrated, sur
Eppse seized npop the pnllosophical sPecula'
10Y, and now the world Is busy al .bs, fe.so'
lp.lonos, this wonderful problem Of Norh.
Tsfh Sea: w., aa,s,,lo,,i ,ay,. .,6, T., ,d,
lsL The Doc!or Represents those whters
|as limpid az any tdmner sea.iBy ~hai pro.
Ecdssin Mature can 1ha. high latitude somod:
lily dhe,empera,ure OF The air as to- leave
the sea unirozenar''Where The Doclot vim
,srsds'ib6 tberuaome,sro1 olteni ossood a.
60degreesT below zeyoy and yes ina sill
more, nonherlyclime there rs sea which
netbr is frozen ,nScience stands os.upeied,
farallIils aximo uremrd rdpudia,sd and new
lays are ID reconcile, the lac,s 40 theory .
|qn2d. Bird and fishliie U.s. there sx:stentin
the u,mcst tpro(usion. There the hawk and
elder duck range In unlimited freedom,
las make the waters swarm, with their huge
noerrimentU Can these all live %i.hou, piop.
er loodl. anDoes lIs duck infes, these regions
wi,hou, ilsberries and grasses and bulbs for
susienancel Here, then, is another query
for the specula,of 10 answer, and the myste.
49,, oc .tS., NJ N..,hoso Go, .,vo,.,, g.,,o.r nod
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UTAH.--A letter 10 the Chicago Tribune
from Fillmore City, Utah, estimates The
.popula.ion. py from sixsya 70 one hundred
Ibousapd persons, which. u true. would en-.
title ihs Territory 10 admission in,o .he
Union, ,asa S,ale. These people. she wriiei
says, are, mostly active and indus.rious--in
fact the mes, industrious community flIe
ever saw, Mills and factories, are in opera.
,ion in all par.slof the Territory where set.
dement's exist. as are also common Schools.
The building IN process Of erection al FIJI.
more City is spoken Of as superb In design.
One wing is, nearly completed, and will be
10 readiness by the second Monday 10 De.
cemter, OF which lime The Legislature meets.
Ii Is built Of superior qualify Of slone, OF
a. reddish hue, . Sal, Lake Ci,y contains
$4,000 inhabitants, ard has fine stone no.
tells, school .houses, &c. A large majority
Of lire people are; of foreign bir.h, mostly
English. The mex. city of importance Ia
Provo, containing factories, mills &c. >, and
about ,hreo thousand inhabitants. .a.i
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b tAMoDsE PRocbAMAgIoN. - Mayov Cross,
Of tlMilwpnkies isspeala preclama'ipB ops,hs
eve, ,9t hsieleciep, requesting Nhe Z "skeepers
|iheiE HysspacAyso ~ piEtes oN2' THeydEy., q,he
eth. seis.gaad' alb blgoaS abs sab6llyplaaa Ho.s
the sirsidh,HDe aqiekesShs,,Isbar
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-11-20
aBUSINESS~DIRR CT'RY.
hilHnulla aiLq M lgItl LnE ,alle GLA End :
I1, PROFESSIO ONAI,--LAWYERS .

sN
maBUSINESS~ DIRE CTRY.
~ iua PR0FESSI0 NAI+-LAWYERS.d !,
hsirHda. TavIS. 1l0dR = q Fa1 Y7d0nF!M PkaNTs,,
.osTRyIN &iPLANTS,n Attorneys at,Law. Pome;.
T9y.a aQsd va -nlaILl una aili nni. nov 2Ott.
VNHEODORE MONTAGUE, Attorney at
.,sgA eI4W, RomsTOS O. Ofieein Courthouse!
.psIict atteatiop given to all professional bpsi.
pesS. Pension or Bounty Land Claimants will
lhditto theft advantage 70 give min acall.' d
q a-t+s5
LOG 81, 10 RHKSNI,CIANsa laanL. z
viivfkR. 8. 5a. MEllz ESg Office, ThrL, Street,
as1lA between Welnutanay yiaes Cincinnati, o
y,Rsgs special attspti9n 70 Diseases iot MSmfpI =
"A :: Z, leGs Y ,,vs4,4 I
.syssIrio Goa. aRANKGRS,d,iw .-s,al =
..bTNANlRI9A9 RATHB URN JoBankkrsg lEfORt4
tis4LI LIstEeet PomeIoNQa lIa InnasY jg29e9I !
HINEURANCR COMPANIES yd =
g sTYFNZ INSURK NcE5 70 MP ANY, Jf Hart,
heaE E iSaa, GondscticaE 6!BRANC OF. Agept,
q Court street, Pomef0y9 y9inpHb 20 oslHan 30 :,
5TDRY 60 ODDS. OK 0THINGp V&Cn. q
as' ITAs9INdT6N SffvEKs, pealsy 'h DRY
eislgvs Goods dfoce cries. Hard &SteJ lCotner
ooiU Ftoatapd 00uEtytrseis. BOmsrovg vgnapnO .
EsiFAIST0N, epeSi6T In nFsHUy ana
eaiatt SiaplS iDry Goods Groceries, 'Idom@are,
Boots andSheess 40. front strstth, three doom
below Court, Pomeroy, o. dec2t, V
es' BRGNcH L Hc6t, Dealers II f,fy Gaods'
~. GtUeeries,9 t1Std~ste, Qusens&tfe, &c
'siedtt side Of Court -stFeet three Aooy Abovei the
.lo;Sotner Of Front, Pomeroy,Q o. sno olh ian2oIr
vi 1niBglKGC CpQF Err "a GU, D Ilealefsl inll DIV
rs Seeds siOceTles, H9EaEStas &Ga GSrns gi;s
"EoAlp6n Salt Company Landing August 8. =
TsUNcKN 1sEoAN. DaalGF n TJGF5EgFias
'g'ID' '0l6thing, Hats Caps, Shoes, &C. Ooalpor
gaiLanaihg. hae nR.b saseptehber 49, 1887
lnefIT7E n STiE RRs, uManufat fattuTenof and Deal
..@mV Ma erhins every description of Clothing
!. .Enrney Of Front and Court streets, Pomeroy,
The best wcrkmen constantly employed! HClothl
fsaChhsihefes, and Vestings Kept always on hand
tss Pafls ahdIIoAdon Fashiohsitcbived monthly.
700 CAB INETII F'U BEITTNE1
.aa SE0. FiToHEY, Manu- factuIsr cl AZ End
nRpN VI bfCabftiH FuKhnureY; S6fas, up isteIei
saEbtnt ana wood sent OhAfb, " TuppeFS Plain
.sgl-leissacopntA iOsuo Bse1i aItclb aMaIIanttd
K, e'yeefptiye, ,Aaiisf,etonlh Orders flled op shc'
ai s5pd iP,f paEpV " lylAalse bsAppS (; q ~
ATS 6EfdHfEs. 20 SE t.SsE 8. 4 s5s ii bSsli j
;.. !'I NJ 81 .' n vs. ssPa
.tssspsal ailR
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-11-20
M T'RE.dTEGE EGR ARM

a.. ao,s,g IN ,Afer,'r m,n' .isiihs l-ahasl
:" ", uslisFsp lRyyERY TUESDAY M1RRNINs,
aess, hns b-sA. .sTAoMsoNE .ylla >
ss,sm baoPERMsHoF'sUBSGRIPf o'"'
duo OueL nOllaf AEidhRIay Cents
paid in advance, sii
Two Dollars within the year.
90 fASt 6aid 6atii AFTER the ekphati6n 'of the u
mi aItaOD D0llnrB aIhd6EIfty Gents
slkillbs chafgsdIIsl s,d 10 bwpIo BsH,m
~ g5;Nos spapsf will beld discontinued until all'
QE are PAID Hcsptt Attbs 0ptiQR
isitsTrSS Sil cSnmainlcSti0as on eha abdsiRess'Of |
Observation-Disclosures secure at'entiOuaH
,.RIT To Clubs p6tep ieF poTe,sthe paper y
.dl nls9ed S &C lfaSa lfibsFal fesape2 " EtlceiM
e2aaEu 5FFIfJf7Ti 3 DiRECfORY."F'5,
sdi 40 Golalda 10 lll-gNqxs vi 'y''iG
egsl Rspiesenta,ide I'M Congress 'StISh DlstEetJ.r
.rfibRsNs.Ba H6aTeN pfaMeias county aIsnl
sSepatos- State, LegiSlat,]reY CgAVFcEKsi
iSsaE fodsSss,; ds,; br'
- .'Son bls@d
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-11-20

'TINWARE,& DC. ANT
'yLT u FRALIsj Manufacturer sTinwaIe, and
wv, Dealer innevery variety OF Stoves, etc.,
opposite the. Court house. Pomerog. 10 y,d ,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-11-20
MANUFACTURES!

-i'fDRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, DC. 'o9
IN REED & BROTHER, Dealers IN Drugs
Ds PatemtiMedicines, Paints, Oils, Dyestufs,
atc.s Hontt Street, a few doors above Court.
Pomeroy, Ohio. ,,.,.i, ,.,ydns "a an dec2k,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-11-20

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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-11-20

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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-11-20
r0sTMAsTERs.

tPomeroy-.Geo. Lee., -
~ aaMiddlepSrel-ba aPanebumgehH an'dJ, II
g(tf'acine-rP. M aRelreLdIisl osap19 SD AZ
stetaItsyille7vGeos \, PneEsi ssGrv 9d .hs
o'heS'er-"ih' Mitcheii. aiOafiYs
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-11-20
'gNoPEAINrNGT N ACHfNES. "a,

Bsvs 4s|l sssss soER EseBBg 4 sSsd
dTfder, aid cShstant operation! Flooring, %eath-
er.boaflbng, &c!, Hept constantly on hand. .tofill
ordersR Work warfahted to give satisfaction
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-11-20

'saa ,,,.'..5 q >. VOL mo- 4R.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-11-20

,iIes.s cpe.FoRATIsN oFFlgEERs, s,--HpMERpT- oqsl
~ hMaydr-Aaron Murlock. =
'1rn Recotder-@S. Halliday. "'lNl t"u"''1 '' e
al 'Trusfees--O. E,fanelR III s. )IIottonj TIA.
Giants, Mr.. ,Nye, J.C. Probst.s i.pnIsgnah 4
80, TreasnreruTTS. s, lPaiper Il sHi hnc .nn.ad
Matshal--L, D Skeels.,. ...,.... ~. -.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-11-20

.gd y, !, TOWNSHIP Observation-Disclosures
Nv wv, TrdstessIHB stess7HBH + whhitlock h ckAs Isaac Tain. Elijah
Clerk.-Hosmer Branch" "'lqs 9on'hnoqa77
Treasurer.-H. G. Waterman. h
ssd Justices Of the 1Pcace!ASa 8! Paine, A. M.
saatlow, EhiahJ onessuld ndi ri hnHui H4sd :
,Gl jGenstablss R@andall M styers!o !orenJ ones, John
Humphrey" Let,t,a, at,
Assessor-Aaron Stivers.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-11-20

bTNANIRI1d6 RATHBU BURNJ J9BanEErs1 'front.'
sAl lsizeet. PomeroNQa ila Inssny jy2Qepr :
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-11-20

lis nj das" 0es ol Csl!5Oino Adva1lee.
z.i1L. u Oh. Coz a -nllnn0Lna
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-11-20

41a-li 70 N - oCI0lNST1'Yst'4'ION ::
AnR gall1M .hl Vino iaa AnlId lll- lni-- :,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-11-20
TUIE BOOTS AND SHOES.

IN WHlTESIDES, Manufacturer, Of Boots and
ii Shoes. Court street, one, door Above the
cbraet '6f Ffpnt. The belt tf work, 'fot Ladies'
autp q entiemkha hanaa6e to OfderIa 51HiTe99is .
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a.sfI1ssItlb 'Jourttots45-.

SStl, .gpx,,e,l,,t1 bon s'ed hsliss~sq
riT No i1u,1J T-dTlB IsisinH GHphTmk
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By A. THOMSON, CO.. i (
BXIKkjESRss jESRss AND SFE6T1oYEfsRs. !, Y fsF

! TE0RGE 3 A0ssIQ y, Rakesaqa COSfertlo9el I e.
one door below HOtei," Pbmefpy, Q. oa'o'feb }
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r II x S,IrC,I AN,S

.Lus 81, 90 RHiKlSIlC,lAN,Sa Iaqan z
vllTfVR.S 6! !1G MEblzI IEsgV Office, Third. Street,
aadrk between iWeInut,anayi yiaes fGincippati o
YIRas 'pecial stieHtl9n 70 Diseases %emsp! !
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WiIlia m cuyOn,
Manufacturer Of
ST T. 4 M r. q " T. > ,

Had ord Sl;l. Turning Iatbea
n. -. AiSliu Sn,, @ aiiu Sitle SnrSyI," M,o,,,,r.
LANiN'' OAiNIiNO AM -,
SHAFrING AND MILL WEARING,
A ND eyery variety of Machinists Tools
N screws Gut with Square and Thread, for
Rolling Mills and ali ther purposes, Water St,
SfEUBENVlLLE, o.
D1rOrders solicited and promptly attended to.
nrcoNxrNpAridNs,
From the yarioas recommendations of machinery
built in this establishment, the following extract
from letter 10 The proprietor, from Mr George
sloan ot Hanove-. Cdlumbiana county, is selected
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HELMBOLD'S HIGHLY CONCENTRA TED
Compound Fluid Extract Sarsa-
parilla.

For purifying the Blood, removing all disease aris
ing from excess OF Mercury, exposure und impru-
dence in lne, chronic constitutional disease, a.
rising from an impure state oi the Blood and the
only reliable and ehectual known remedy for the
cure OF Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Scald Heud, Ulcer
atoms Of the Throat and Legs, Pains and Swell.
ings OF the Bones, retter Pimples the Face,
aud all Scaly Eruption OF the Skin.
This is now prescribed by some OF the most dis
tinguished Ply sicians in the country, and has prov
ed more efficient in practice than any preparation
of Sarsupurilla yeG offered to the public. Sever.
al case OF secondary Syphilis, Mercurial and Scrof-
ulus diseases have entirely received in the incu.
rabIe wards of our Public Institutions which had
for many years resisted every mode Of treatment
that could be devised. These cases furnish strik-
ing examples OF the salutary effects Of this medicine
in arresting some Of the most inveteratG diseases
etter the glands were destroyed and the bones al
ready affected.
NOTlCE-Letters from responsible Physicians
and Professors OF several Medical Colleges, and
certificates OF cures from patients will be iourd ac
companying both preparations.
Fluid Extract Buchu, ST per bottle, or 3 bot. 50
do Sarsaparilla 81 do do
Equal in strength to one gallon Syrug Sarsapa
rilia.
Prepared and sold by
HIT HELMBOLD, Chemist,
2G3 Chestnut st., near the Girard House, Phiiad
To be had of JOHN MCLEAN, Cadiz, Ohio, ani
of Druggists and Dealers everywhere.
All letters directed to Proprietor OF Agent receive
immediate at enton Uune 27, '55-6n. .
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Our Fair.

Next Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
are the day that the next Annual Exhibi
ton Of the Harrison County Agricultural
Society is to be held. We expect 10 see the
largest crowd in Cadiz at that time that has
been in the place for number Of years.
We hear of people coming from all parts
Citizens of Harrison county, it devolves on
you to DO your par! at the coming cxhibi-
ton. Do your duty, and your Fair will
not be excelled or equalled BY any in the
State.
There is one word we wish to say, and il
our advice is followed, satisfaction will be
rendered. 1t is this: Let all the commit.
tees labor not to be informed who owns
such and such an article. Let the article
speak for itself without having the name oI
the owner known. And let certain people
no: make themselves busy and perfectly r.
diculous by running round and telling eve
ry one that they can see or hollow 10, thai
this, that or the other article, belongs tc
Mr., Miss, or Mrs Such one. fthis ad
vice is followed, satisfaction will be render.
ed, and every person vii, be satisfied.
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Teachers Attention ! !!

THE Union Institute for Harrison and Jefferron
counties, will hold its next semi annual session in
Hopedue, Harrison Co! commencing OIL Monday
the 22nd oct. and continuing one week. The SER
State are secured-Lorin Andrews, M. +. Cowdery,
DR.. A. d. Lord and M D. Leggett will positively
be there-and probably II II. Barney and A. J. Rick.
off.
After the close ofthe session of the Institute, the
board Of Examiners Of Har. Co. Ohio. will hold II
meeting; at the McNeely Normal School building
i'll lIopcdale, on Sat rday, Oct 81, for examination
of teachers, under the "act To provide for the
ganization, &c of common schools passed Marcel
Ii, 1887 Examination TO commence at 10 O'Clock
NJ BY order OF the Board.
J. B. CUMMINGS, Clerk.
Cndiz Oct g. 1855
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HelmbOld's Genuine Preparation.
HELMBOLD's HIGHLY CONNECTED
COMPOUND Fluid Extract Buchu.

For Diseases Of the Bladder and Kidneys, Obstruc-
tions Of the Urine, Chronic GOnOuh9a,
Strictness, elects, WEAKNESSES,
and all Diseases Of the
Sexual Organs,
Whether in Male or Female, from whatever cause
they may have originated and no matter OF how
long standing. %
YOU have contructeA the terrible disease, which,
Il Wnen once seated in the system, will surely go
down from one generation to another, undermining
the constitution and sapping the very vital fluids OF
life do not trust Joufselfin the hands OF Quacks,
who start up every day in city like this, an bill
the papers with glaring lalsehoods too well cacu-
lated to deceive the young and those not acquain-
ted with their tricks. You cannot be too careful
in the selection of remedy in these cases.
The Fluid Extract Buchu has been pronounced
BY eminent Physicians the Greatest Remedy ever
hnuwn ltis a medicine perfectly pleasant in its
taste and very innocent in it's action, and yet go
thorough that it anninstes ,very particle of the
rank and poisonous virus of this dreadful disense;
and, un like other remedies il does not dry up the
disease in the blood.
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY,
b, ought on by selt-abuse, most terribs disease,
which has brought thousands OF the human race 70
untimely grnves thus blasting the brilliant hopes oi
parents, and bighting in the bud the glorious ambi
lion Of many a noble youth, can re cured by
this ihfallable remedy. And as medicine which
must benefit everybody from the simply delicate
to the confined and desparing Invalid, no equal is
to be found, acting both cure and preventive
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The Law ofNewspapers.

l. Subscribers who do not give express notice 10
tho contrary are considered wishing to continue
bsir subscriptions.
Ii fsubscrIbers order the discontinuance of their
snodicas, the publisher may continue to send them
until all arrearages are paid
Ii subscribers neglect refuse to take their pc
iodicas from the offices 'e which they directed
they are held responsible Till they have settled the
bill and ordered them discontinued
4. If subscribers remove to ether places without
informing the publishers and the papers are sent to
the former direction, they are held responsible
s. The Courts have decided that refusing TO take
periodicals from the office, or removing and leaving
Them uncaled Tor, is prima facia evidence of nten
ionnI fraud.
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M I M E |!


FROM the earliest ages Wine has been known
and esteasd one Of the choicest productions OF the
earth. Ii IL rendered preyerbial in Scripture. In
the present age good Wine is not only valued as q
luxury, but there are several kinds which are held
In high estimation by the medical profession, and
iorm q vsiuabie commodity in every good Dispeusa
tory In Europe there are upwards Of fifty different
kinds Of grape But it has remained for modern
scsnce and skill % produce luxurious and delight
ful Wine from Medical Plants and Roots. This oh.
ject has beeafuly accolnplishedn an article colled
Dr. Hglsev's Forest Wine. From valuable for.
muia OF lioots, Plahts DC, Of the highest medical
order 10 here produced pure Wine, equal, II not
superior In flavor 70 any imported, at the same time
retaining all thy virtues ofone Of tho best Medicinal
Formulas ever known.
No invalid can object to take the Forest Wine on
account Of disagreeabe taste, aud none can take it
without being tits great value az med-
ical agent. From our own experience we can vonch
for she excelienee Of this Wine and we trust that
very one whose health isin the eus impaired, will
eead Dr. HalsUy's advertisement, which will be
trund IN our columns to-day, and avail Themselves
of the rsmedy,
For sale by the appointed Agent JoHS BKALL.
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TAXES FOR 1856.

NOTICE TO THE TAX PAYERS OF HARRISON COUNTY OHIO
pursuance j. JOHNSON Treasurer said hereby
notify taxation for the 1885,
stated in the following table, showing the number Of Cents levied One
Hundred Dollars taxable property each Of the several townships and coPorated
that for ving will sit each
between the hours Of O'Clock A and O'Clock r
the times and places named below:
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Notice to Shippers.
TRASspoRrArIoN OFFICE, $. 81 r.

TRANSPORTATION UFFlcE, s. VI K. r. I
Steubenve, April 10Th 1885.
4 FREIGHT TRAIN is now running to New
"A. ark, leaving Steubenville daily, Sundays ex
cepted,) at u. IN. and Cudz at AS a. m.
Shipments to all stations, except Unionport, Cadiz
Fairvew and New Market, Uhrichsville, Port
Washington, New Comerstown, Lafayette, CosIluc
ton, Adams' Mills Dresden and Newark must be
prepaid.
Shippers will pl ase conclude their shipments and
receive their consignments previous to O'Clock each
evening LAFAYETTE DEVENNY,
April 2j, 1855. General Freight Agent
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New SHRINE Goods.

lust received at Cochran's Wholesale Vuiiety
J Store, large stock Of new Goods for the season,
consisting in part Of Hosiery Gloves, Ribbons, In
d ., Edgings Bobhoneits, Accordeons, Nions, Bat
tons Combs, &c, &c. a.
nv Gold and Silver Watches, G'iards, Clisrs, &c
a 80, a heavy assormleit ot white wax beads.
To which the attention Of the trace, AMI citizens
QeIorally IL respectfully invited, ..s.. Z. "
FourthSt., few door, north Of Market
Stei 5onyillo, April 70. 1850, N
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Agents.

James Collins & Co., Freight and Passenger A.
gents, No ia and lis Water st. Pittsburgh.
N. Kinney, FreigAa Agent, Little Miami K. r.
Depot, Cincinnati
z. W. stradsr, Passenger Agent, Broadway, Gin
cinnati.
Richard Hooker, Passenger Agent, Newark
Il. A. Wells, do. Steubenville.
LAFAYETTE DEvENsV, General Freight and Tick
ct Agent, Steubenville
E. w. WooDWARD, Superintendent
SeDtsmber u, 1855. e
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II WHULEoALE UNUUUIH 10 tlTI "a
A ND dealers in all kinds ot Paints. Oils, Brush
N es, Fine Paint, Perfumery and iancy artiel, ,s
Of all kinds, Steubenvle, ohio. m stas n
A large stock just received, which we are seling
cheap. Nt s4
Great care will be taken in packing goods to b
sent by tho railroad; &
Ste1henvile, Sep. 5, '55.ly
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Eg Our readers must excuse any imper-
fections in to days paper. We have been
too busy during the past week engaged in
attending TO other duties.
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