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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-09-10
Philadelphia PIatform.-1s56.

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This convention of delegates assembled in
pursuance Of call addressed to the people of
the u States, without regard to past political
differences or divisions who are opposed to the
repeal of the Missouri compromise; to the pol
icy of the present administration; to the extern
sion Of slavery into Kansas-and in favor Of the
admission Of Kansas as a free State; of rcstor-
ng the condition Of the federal government to
the principles of Washington and Jefferson, and
for the purpose presenting candidates for the
offices of President and Vice President, do re-
solve as follows:
| | That the maintenance of the principles
promulgated in the Declaration of lndepend-
ence and embodied in the federal Constitution is
essential to the preservation Of our republican
institutions, the rights Of the States, and the
union Of the States shall be preserved.
2 That with our republican fathers we hold
it to be seIfeyident truth that all men are en-
dowed with the inalienable right to life, libert,
and the pursuit Of happincss--and that the pri
mary object and ulterior design of our fedora
government was to secure these rights to al
/, persons under its exclusive jurisdiction77-th tha
as our republican fathers, when. they had abol
Iished slavery in all our national territory, or.
dained that no person should be deprived G
life, liberty or property without due process G
law, it becomes our duty to maintain this pro
vision of the constitution against all attempts t
violate it for the purpose of establishing slave
ry in the territories of the United state
by positive legislation, prohibiting its existenc
or extension therein. That we deny the au
thority Of Congress- of Territorial Legislature
OF any individual or association, of individuals
to give legal existence to slavery in any terrific
ry of the United States while the present Con
stitution shall be maintained
Resolved, That the Constitution confers upo
H Congress sovereign power over the territories {
, the United States for their government,and tina
in the exercise Of this power, it is both the righ
and the imperative duty Of Congress to prohibi
in the territories those twin relics Of barberisn
polygamyand slavery. oil al' ias.S Sia -..'
Reso1yd, That while the Constitution Of tn
United States was ordained and established b
/ the people "in order to form more perfect unio
establish justice, insure domestic tranquility
l provide for the common defence promote tn
general welfare, and secure the blessings Of Lit
erty," and contains ample provisions for the pre-
lection Of the life, liberty, and property fever
i citizen, the dearest constitutional rights of tn
/ people of Kansas have been frattdulently an
4 violently taken from them.
q Their territory has been invaded by an armc
force aNFtaq aag%
Spurious aud pretended Legislative judica
{ and executive officers have been set over ther
3 BY whose ,usurncd authority, sustained by Il
9 rnilitry power Of the govcnmen, tyrannical an
. unconstitutional laws have been enacted and Il
# forced;
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-09-10
"EM fidelity

'EMfideIity'' a.u.a
For the Democratic Sentinel sasa er
..-....-.... ..... Mr. Editor ass
.....-4 .- .-l see by youl
paper of to day, that pr Berkley requests yor
to callme double breasted Iniidel, and you do
So. Now this is,a grave charge, and one COM
ing from SO PURE a source, demands that
Should notice it, The learned DR. who has
travelled to Washington City and made the ac
quaintance of S. A. Douglass, and is now ma
king Stump SgettEes over the county to prove
"How much an ass that's Sent to roam
Excels an ass ,hats kep! at home" f
Should be careful how he brings such charges
against SO obscure an individual as myself But
if ] am an Infdel because | am an Abolitionist
it is only in the Sense in which Jesus Christ
was q blasphemer, and the A postle's were
''pestilent and Seditious fellows, Seeking tt
turn the world upside down." am an Infide
to Satan, the Enslaver, but would be loyal t
Christ the Redeczner, ain Ihfdel to,a Gospe
which makes man the property of man, bu
believe in the Gospel which requires us to low
our neighbors as ourselves, and to call no maj
master, am Infdel to "a Church which receive
to- its communion 'the trafckers in Slaves, an,
Souls of men, But | wish TO be loyal to tn
Church which is not Stained with blood nor pol
luted by oppression.
am Infdcl to the Bible as pro- -Slsvey in
tcrprcted volume, but Seek to be faithful to
as Construed on the Side of Justice and Hu
nanity, I am Infdel to Sabbath on which it
hypocritically pronounced unlawful to Say any
thing to Extricate the millions who lie boun
and bleeding in the pit of Slavery But be
lieve in the Sabbath on which it is well pleas
ing to God to bind up the broken hearted an
to let the oppressed go free, am Infdel to q
Sinful Concessions, and unholy Compacts, re
specting the system of Slavery. But am dt
votedly ettachsd to whatever is honest, Straigt
forward, and invincible for the right, And tfna
ly. | am Infdel to q Democracy that woul
Squander the Treasure of the Nation, like dir
pour, ,out the blood of its Citizens, like waite
making thousands Of Widows, and tens
thousands ofOrphans, Causing. angels to wee
and devils to laugh, Haven TO mourn. and He
rejoice, in order to Extend the area Of. Huma
/ bondage. 'the Sum of all villanies," If that
; Infdelity make the most oft, The d is my ol
ponent in these things, Let the people JUDI
} between us. j. Haverfeld.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-09-10

0t3-As Mr.. Haverfield considers himself
somewhat aggrievcd over the note which ap-
peared in the Sentinel" a few weeks ago. we
give place to the following; and publish it 'vsr-
Jati,n ct Hte,utuaa, et punctdatfas. ."-ED. SENT1-
MEL. % tss
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-09-10

Patriotic Letter from Hon. Amos

: ss Every Democrat in the county knows Amos
kendall. 1t will do them good to read the fol-
lowing letter from his able pen to the grand
Democratic meeting in New York on the 21st
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-09-10
The Two Platforms.

We give below the Pittsburgh Free Soil Plat
form of 1852 and the Philadelphia Platform Of
1855. Compare them ye shriekers for freedom
and see if there has not been a great falling off
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15
DENNSYLYANIA RAILROAD. THE GREAT

u CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic cities with
Western Horh-westeru and Southwestern States by con-
Ducus Railway The Rosd also connects at Pittsburgh
daily ne Of Steamers 70 all ports In the Western Rivers
Cleveland and ssndusky with steamers TO all ports on
Lakes making the most direct cheapest and
ssble by which FREIGHT be forwarded to aud
from the Great West . o,
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH.
YIasr CLAs-Boots Shoes Dry Goods lin eOc M, 100 N
boxes) Furs, Feathers, &c...............)
SsoosD CLIss.-Books and Stationery, Dry -
Goods, (in bslesJ Hardware, Leather use per IL" 10
Wool &c c.................,.
TsAD CLIsS-Anyils, Bssgng, Bacon and e5e psy 100 IA
PS7k, Tin bulk Hemp, Gc..............:I 49, ~
PcuHTH CLAss-Cofee, Fish, Bacon and 5Oc rer 100 M
Pork, (pseked Lard and Lard OIL ..:.:.}
shipping Goods from point east OF Phsdelpha be par
SECULAR msk the package via PenDsylvania Raroad All
Goods consumed the Agents Of this Road at Phedephis or
Pittsburgh will be forwarded without detention.
FsEleHT AeEy1s-Hsris, ,Wormey Co, Memphis, Tenn :
r. Sass Co., St. Louisi >. Mitchell Son, Evansville,
lodi Dumesn Bell MuIdoek, and Carter Jewett Louis
VILE Ky B. C. Meldrum Madison, Ind Sprgmsn Brown,
and irwin Co, Cncinna w. Graham Co., GAINESVILLE,
Ohio Leeeh Co. No. 81 Knbyst. Boston Leech Co. No
Asto House New York, No William st. and No Battery
place, NewYork; T.. j. sneeder, PhLadelphisi masrsw
foops Baltimore; Geo C. FraDciscus, Pittsburgh
Tor further particulars bills Of lsding apply to
LEIGH Co., Agents Penn. Railroad Co.,
No. 2 Astox House, New-York.
II. II. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent PhlsdelphiA
r.. J. LOMBAERT, Superintendent, Altoona, Penn.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15
TUE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

NJ. Kennedy fRo,bu has discovered IN one q oar com
SH S%R P'rss n Tseas y. s1 sees S,s" to P~
He has tired eleven hundred cases. and never
v.esson over hundred certificates Of its value all within
h,,is are warranted to cure nursing sore mouth
three bottles will cure the worst Kind oi PnnPe'o'
&c or three bottles will clear the system Of blles
Two bottles warranted to the worst csnfer IN 'ns
Three to 6ye bottles are warranted the worst Of
srS,sipe., ,o,.. m warranted to cur. Ill hu.Or in the
Two bottle. are warranted running of the ears and
% Y bottles are warranted to cure corrupt and RAINING
One bottle will cure .esy sruptions Of the skin.
Two or bottles warranted to cure the "ofs'
Two or three bottles warranted to the most desperate
four bottles are warranted to saltIheun
rive 10 eight bottles w the worst Of scrotus
benefit always experienced from the hrst oo'e sn0
,rfeet cure is when the above quantity Is aheh
NohEs improbable to those who have IN vain tired
al The wSndf M .ei me old stone s
syery 6umor the system yet s hHed iset IL you
sSou H. ,utins some cases but peddled over
bottles of it in the vicinity Of Boston .SV% ID ~. o s
al cures ever done Massachusetts, gave 1t to children
old people o s hay have "S ppay 70
rerect state Of health BY one bottle ,..,. Ill,
To those who are subject to sSs ono ,Da s,epe
some taken have been cosve for yers and have
INT where there is any OF the functions Of
nature very singular feenss but you must not %
.Iarmed; th disappear fro1n four days 70 week
Tbea bad suit from I'll the contrary when that
t,slns p zone you will feel yourself he new person
Assrd ome Of the encoiums OF that ever
nan listened to- ..,,,~r,,,, =, ,ao w.. .,
loIbury Mass Pnee sl. - - o,,cvr>,pp.c
Whole.sle rents for New York c. v CLlCKENER Co,
No M Rnrelsy st CHARLES IL. RING No lg2 Broadway
"a ID SANDS No. l4l Wnlam-st; MAHSH, Ohti IL
60 No $50 Greenwichst; sCHlEFFELIN, BROS Co
No no Wlliam,t ; BOYD PAUL, Chambers ST WELLS
40 No MS Frsniln.st. ;McKIsSON, ROBBINS CO. No
l45 Ssiden.isne; HAvILAND, HARRAL RisLEIi VA
EreoSlyn aud Tor retail by all respectable Druggists
slropshcut Union.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15
ARRIVAL OF THE EMPIRE CITY.
THE CALIFORNIA MAILS.
Sl,1S9,OOO IN GOLD.

The United States Mail steamship Empire City ieit
Aspinwall with the United States mails, u, ,36f
treasure, and 2lo passengers, treceived from Pacific
Mail steamship Sonora on Thursday, JAM ., at mid
night, and arrived at Sandy Hook early on Monday
morning.
The Sonora left San Francisco Dec. 20, at p. m,
and arrived at Panama Jan. ,, at "a. IN.
The passengers by the Empire City, on her outward
trip. crossed the kthmus in three hours and left
Panama in the steamship Golden Age at sp. m ist
inst, which steamship met by the Sonora On the
morning Of the ID all well. On the afternoon Of the
9th saw large ship ashore about ten miles north OF
Cape Florida
The Empire City experienced very boDteroas
weahre during the entire passage and for the Last
three DAYS encountered succession Of heavy gales
from the eastward
The Philadelphia left Aspinwall for Havana three
bours ahead Of the Empire City.
The Empire City detained ten hours OH Sandy
Hook waiting for pilot.
We are indebted to r. X. Darlington, Parser Of the
Empire City, and the Pacific Express, and Freeman 81
Co.'S Express, for favors
Tho foow inc The treasure LIT of the Euyp,re CITY:
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15
Eesal Notice..

CITY COURT Of BROOKL1N;-G -GiLbEMi
NIFJAND art JAMES MCLEAN To the DEFEND
ANT~s You are hereby summoned and required 20
the Isint in this action, Of which copy
sron you serve copy answer on the
si bic ofe, No. Ill Nsseus in the City o. ne~ t ,
ay and fail 10 answer the -
Aforesaid the plaintiff will eke Judgment against you iof the
nm f one hundred three dollars and seventy one
ents with from the FIRST day Of December one thou
ssnd eight hundred aud sy beside the cost o nls
.rIS oyn luminous which this copy, was filed In the
s f the Cerk OF this the I'D day Of December
lksh-Dsfed 18th day Of December lS>5 -. ...
'' WM NJ ALLEN Plaintiff Attorney
,os,.xsxT,. No Ill Nss-susI, \. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15

THE OwyYR oPA THOUSAND SLAyEs.-Tbe richest
Member of the present Congress Is Wm. Aiken Of
South Carolina His property is valued at s2,0OOOoo,
mentsry Oh Republican institutions The largest
owner Of slaves in the country occupies seat IN Con-
gross and makes laws for freemep Ii such glazing
nconsstence, ar this that makes Europeans mock ai
our Republican Government. They cannot see BOW
sopuori.rs of The vilest slavery in the world can be
honest in their patriotic speeches Tor Freedom and
Equality. lWoonsvcket SatSsva
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15
Me0isG.

CIOyE ANODYNE TOOTHACHE DROPS
The excrutistne torments Toothsohe speedily
he,ed by tbs remedy without injury to the gums Eminent
have very high opinion Of Il. and constantly recon-
A. b. L. d. SANDS, Druggists No. 100 Fuiton-st'' N l.
Sold also by Druggists generally
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15
NJpw WORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-OI

NJEWYORK and ERIE RAlLROAD.-On
.n., MONDAY Dee. 81, 1888 and until further notice,
Trains leave Pier foot Of Duane s follows
BuFyALO EXPRESS, at a m. for Buffalo direct without
o bssfsee At Hornesye this train eonDecs
rith way train Dunhrk and all stations the Western
Division.
MAIL at s:l6 m. for Dupkhk and Buffalo and iniefno
sfe stations Passengers by this train will resin night
n Owefo, and proceed the next morning .
HEWBURGH EXPRESS OF ?. n, for NewburgA direct,
without change OF cars .
ROCKLAND PASSENGER, at 4 ?. m via sueen's, for
Pteruopt and intermediate Stations.
WAY PASSENGER, st4 IN, for Otisviue and intsrms-
SAfe Stations
NIGHT EXPRESS, at p. m for Duntrk and Buffalo.
EHIGRANT ct m. for Dunkirk and Boaso and inter.
rsedste stations.
On SUNDAY only Express Train, at p. m
Thee Trains Elma with the Elma aud
Niagara Fall. Rsrosd for Niagara Falls at Buffalo and Dun
Ark with the Lake Shore Railroad for Cleveland Cincinnati
Toledo Detroit, Chicago, kc.
b. c. McCALLUM General Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15

THE LIFE AND WORKS OF GOETHE. Bye H. LEwEs
vos, limo Boston: Tckn0r Felds Sold BY L. p
hudd
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOr PHILA-
An DELPHIA, and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CITY-Uned States Mall and Express Lines Leave New Yort
and a N. and 4 and p m. Through IN four hours
o. 75 IN e. and &3 In aud IL a and m The New
ysrse ,Aeoommodston Line leaves at IL M ats3 sopps
n lwsy.tions Through Tickets sold for Cincinnati lat
ff7 and the West and for Baltimore, Washington Norfolk
through baggage checks to Washington In and
q % m.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15
reasure Let Of the Empire City:

The news by way Of the ls;hinus oi Panama was an
,icpatsd by the aniys OF the st. Louis last week.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-12-02
STERNEMAN & M'KITRICK
THE ONLY RESIDENT
SURGEON DENTISTS,
Gallipols, Ohio.

aving procmed and in possession of
Ia all the late improvements and thor
oughly conversant with the operations be-
longing to the Dental profession, and conf
dent with the experience and success they have
had in all the various operations perfnrmed by
them, rendering universal satisfaction in every
department of their profession, will insert teeth
upon SUCTION from one tooth to Full Sett,
on Gold, Platna, Silver or Guita Percha. In
sertion of teeth upon suction is the only e-
gitimate plan OF insertion, as Clasps generally
ruin the teeth thev surround.
! All other operations belonging to The pro,
fession, vii be performed by them IN the mos
| thorough manner, such as filling decayed teeth
with the best Of Gold Foil, orTinFoil, as theS
make use of no AmaIgans. All the opera.
tons performed by them will be upon strictly
scientific principles, as their practice is con.
fined to the principles laid down and recon
n.ended by the Dental Association.
Hoping by strictly HONEST course they will
receive share oil the public patronage, Al
letters addressed TO them on business prompt,
attended to. Uniformity in prices but III
credit eEssi % t H.
GF DR.. .Sterneman will visit. Porirroy OF
the first Monday Of each mouth, and may bl
found at the Merchants Hotel.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-12-02
.sAarmaLtnrM.

wv ENGLIsH CATTLE BREEDiNG.--A writer
: in the New England Farmer states as The
result Of British experiments and success
yes,, that Great Britain now feeds eight mil
lions of horned cattle, and that she
slaughterst two million head annually, from
which she realizes 8 100, 100000 forrneat
alone He says: ~ Ill
England possesses the finest milch COW
race in those, beautiful intelligent, gentle
looking animals, which 90 under the name
I, Of Alderney, and in the Scottish Ayrshire
that, charming race of COWS, whose grace.
full forms, speckled hides, large udders,
and rich, luxuriapt supply Of milk, realize
( the idea of pastoral life. She possesses
also, the hort-horned Durhams--animals
(which may be. fattened as early as twc
years old, and attain, at that age, a weigh
which no other breed can arrive at so soon
Theirheads, legs, and bones have been re
daced to such small proportions, and thu
more fleshy portions of the body so largely
developed, that nearly three-fourths Of th'
= weight is meat. 50 ~ aNf2f
y After the Durham Short-horn, which
4 among cattle, iswhat the Dishley breed i
j among sheep, comelthe Hereford and De
Won breeds, which, in their turn, may b,
compared to the Southdowns and Chsviots
The Hereford br cd follows closely upol
the Durham, and is even more generally
sought after, as offering almcst an equa
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-12-02

psecocity and the same aptitude for fatten-l
ing, but with greater hardness. The
county Of Hereford, from which it comes,
lies at the foot of the Welsh Mountains,
and possesses a soil Of but Indifferent fer
tillty, a 81
The English farmer looks upon cattle
with the instructive calculation which dis
tinguisnes his class, and argues that there
are three descriptions of produce which
man may demand from cattle. besides the
manures, the hide and the offal--namely,
| their labor, their milk, ,.and their flesh. OF
these he deems their labor the least profit
able, and therefore looks chiefly to their
meat and their milk.
He demands for his mich cows the
greatest supply of milk, and a good Ayr
shire COW will give four thousand quarts
of milk in the year; and it is reckoned thai
the three million cows in Great Britain pro-
duce three thousand million quarts in q
year--an average of thousand quarts fol
each COW. The French COWS, many oi
which are worked, do not average, as {
whole, over five hundred quarts head
| 10 get the greatest amount of milk from
the COW, the English farmer has studied
and labored till be has spread over hi;
fields the finest herds Of mich COWS in til,
world. YAK,
: WHIsKEY MANUFACTURE IN THE OHr'
t VALLEY-The Cincinnati Gagthe close
Il an article on the manufacture Of whiskey
. as follows: @
q eve have not the data upon which
t base an estimate Of the quantity Of Whisk
9 produced in the Ohio Valley. The q,ian
| tity sold in this market annually is abor
: 800, 900 barrels, or nine million gallons
This is probably not more than one halfth
s aggregate production of Ohio and Indian
e alone. Presuming that the production
5 eighteen million gallons, and we find il
n consumption of Corn to be four and a ha
d million bushels, to produce which it n
" quires million and a quarteracres of goc
land. 1t is probable the production
Whiskey in the Ohio VALLEY is fifty million
! per annum, involving consumption
:. twelve and a half million bushels Corn, IL
% average value of which is five million dc
y lars"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-12-02
GRATIS! RATISl GRATISi
A FREE GIFT TO ALI .g'
MISERY RELIEVED

"NAruRE's GuIDr,n new and popular work, ada.
trbuted without charge, and forwarded by mail any
post oce in the United States, receiving order
enclosing two stamps for postage This valuable book
was written by DR.. A. H. Kinkeln, Pa, who has en-
joyed most successful practice of twenty-five years.
during which time he has had daily and almost hourly
opportunities Of witnessing the havoc and destruction
the pecious habits which are fostered BY Incidence,
ignorance and sensuulity. ~. i. ~
"Nature's Guide, having therefore, emanated from
an experienced mind, may be supposed to abound Ia
salutary warnings, and practical Information, which
in the language of proprety and decocy, dictated
by earnest desire to enlghten the public on branch
OF knowledge, essential for the preservation Of both
mental and bodily health. Every individual Is inter
esed In preventing the spreading ofan evil which has
produced more disastrous infrmties in Youth, more
degradation in Manhood, and premature decay in ell
stnges of life than any other source Of human misery,
debility and death. 31@
81 am man, and deem nothing which relates TO
man foreign 10 my feelings"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-12-02
Soap and Candle Mandatory.

THE subscriber has the pleasure to an.
nnounce to the citizens of Pomeroy aud
vicinity, that he has opened a shop oneSuear
Run, near the Tannery, where he wilpmanu.a
facture, ind keep constantly on hand any
article in his line OF business; and we feel as
s''red that we can give satisfaction to all who
may favor us with a call. ~a'l iie9 aa I
N. b ALI orders attended 10 as soon as
possible. DAVID GEYER.
Pomeroy, Aug. "a, 1s52.-tf. s.'';r.se'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-12-02
TO PRINTERS.
COPPER FACED YPE
CORTELYOU'S
New York Type Foundry,

New York Type Foundry,
AND PRINTERS wAlRERooMs,
Established in 1923, No. %, Spruce street,
New York, Four Doors below Court
UlHE subscribcris prepared TO furnish hswell known
l. and superior Book and Newspaper Printing Types
in fonts 10 suit purchasers Also German and Orna-
mental Types, Greek, Hebrew, Ornaments, Music
Brass Rules &c. nanufactured of metals equal toa any
in this country. and finished in the most accurate man
ner He also furnishes Presses, Chases, Composing
Sticks Stands, Cases Furniture, Ink. &c.
Wood and Metal Types
From other Foundres, and every articlercqurcd in
Printing Office, at the lowest prices Cor cnsh appre
we'd paper. Tyne, copper-faeed'by the Newton Com
pany, furnished 80 order. odtype rcreycd q cents
per pound. in exchange for Estimates for print
ing establishments furnished on application.
Z Also twelve thousand pounds plaiu and ornamen.
tai typos, Borders &C. of the late foundry of II. II.
Green for sale cheap for ceshan fonts second hand
Type from Small Plea TO Minion: second nnd Print
ing Presses; large Double Cylinder raylors one
Medium Drum Cylinder Taylors; ono Gordon Press;
two Rugglcs Bill Head and Cards one Lawyer; one
Hand Medium; one Ruthyen Cap; one Lithograpic
Press. 'Na a', H.. r. ~ .N -ttl !
,T7P Printers Of newspapers who will insert this ad.
versemcnt three weeks before January !, 1857, and
sending me oueo OF hc papers will be paid In PRINTING
types when furnishing four times the amount Of the
BILL -- PETER c. .C0RTELY0U.
Sent. 16, 1eJs-n2q-w3 F
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-12-02
SOAP AND CANDLES!

THE Merchants Of Pemeroy aid vicinity,
! @il find it to their advantage, TO send
their orders for the above articles to the sub
good quality and at as fair rate, as can be
bought elsewhere
BJr All orders promptly attended 10.
d. o. HUTCHINSON,
JuRe Mil PsIk1yhuV, Va.