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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-29

SUPPLIES JUST RECEIVED.
.. aUfcnIHsoH. sAa. DEWEY.
MUTCEINsON 4 Dewey.
MERCHANT TAILORS,
THIRD street, between Main and Johnson, Keo-
xak, Iowa, have Just reviewed ut their Fashionable
Tailoring and Furnishing sstshlishmsn4, . choice
end excellent supply Of BsoadelOtAs, Cassimsrss,
vstinu. and 0sntlsmen' = farnisAins 0ssds, Of eli
descriptions and guarantee that their work shall h
1cce - sh- -.c-s approved .ra satisfactory
They arc sonstaatly reosiving the New York asd
Philadelpha fashions, and respectfully solicit ell
who desire good work and the best material TO give
them cali. Agsats for
Francis Mah0n's System Of Garment
CsttsRg.
Also, Reports 81 Fashions.
oct12-dly HUTCHINSON 1 DEWEY
NOgtce.
gINHE Law partnership heretofore existing be-
! tween the undcr.iEnsd, il thisday dissolved BY
mutual consent.
The business Of the arm will b. settled MP and
closed BY Geo. G. Dixon.
THOs. ". CLAaRTT.
GEO G. DIXON.
keokuk, Iowa, Oct. -, 1856.
| Al am now retiring from The practice of the
| Law, l hereby recommend Geo. c. Dixon. nav late
partner to our former clients add to persons hav.
| Ing business With me-
| Rsokuk, Oct is 1856. TROs. ". CLAGYrr
will continue the practice Of the law In ~ OLE
once, No. ~ Main Street, Keokuk, Iowa
Oct IL 1855 dsm GD0. G. DIXON.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-29

|nN and after saturday, Nov. LIST, the Marke
NJ hours Will b sAangsA from morning to
|oe111ck In the afternoon, and Market will b. ope
|fssa : o'clock till sp.n. This arrangsnent vii
|onoaanss till April next. oct3S-d3w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-29

IxDrAxA.-The Jacksonville Republican,
pns Of the original Fillmore papers Of Indi-
hna, appeared on Friday morning With the
Prsosns and Dayton banner Aostiag q iss
nast-hsad. The Repsblicon gives various
good reasons for tho changs-fhe substance
pr which 10 SIMPLY that il regards the con-
lest between Fremont and Bachansu, and be-
fwcen Freedom and Slavery, the recent elec-
hons having convinced il that the leaders OF
Pie Fillmore party in Indiana have been sold
|bo the Buchaneers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-29

I0UaIN NICHOLAS "A hit ut the most rromi
~ mont folies and absurditisa Of the Brtish Arts
toesscy. For sale by
sep13d. CAVE BAILEY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-29

A FooA A1oCMRSr.-Ws have occasion
billy hsard . caviliss polisisiaa express his
1isinclination to vote for Fremont because,
10 bis estimation, be was mot . great man.
lrhe last individual W heard urging saeh IN
hrgumeut, voted for Mr.. Pisres. Adnitting
Fhs objsctioa TO be valid, Ne think govern
t,snt that coah outlive the sdministrasion
pit Frank. Pierce need not stand in fear OF
little things.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-29

RLANKErS, QUILTS Ac.--A large stock Of
- Blankets, "union Pure wool" FROM $500
TO $ls, 20 pair.
oailts--sssorted sises and prices.
Bed Nmity-New Style aud very desirable.
UndEessed French Print-a beautiful goods for
Sale u extreme low prices p. d. POSTER.
Oct Is dkv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-29

A COMFORTABLE Dwelling House, for which
~ will pay good price, and make pay ments 10
suit the parties.
septsd MM. II. AUSTIN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-29

Notice - the E~AAhao.
LNMDR0IDEREDW WORK done in ali its braneAss.
L. In Silk. worstsd, and Cotton thread, on Dress,
81, MAntilss, Vests. Shirt Bosoms Initial Lcttsrs
Nets, Tapestry. and ali kinds II Fancy Needle
work made to order from large variety of paAtssns
on hand 1t the Fancy Store Of
Mrs. KATE wEIsMANN.
Second st., bet. Main \ johnson, In
JalyIT-dtf 0rsham = Bsil1ine.
enNWENTY- FIVE boxes No. lsmons for saie &C
! dsel4HUsroN, HAWKINS MUsION'n
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-11-28

ENGLISH IDEA AMERICAN LIFE-A New York.
er who fired revolver in the street in London, was
let off on light fine, on the ground that it was
common practice in the United States, where nobody
though anything of it The Lord Mayor said it was
a very surprising state of society, but he not
prepared TO dispute the fact
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-11-28

OO Jan. l, 1860
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-11-28
COMMON SCHOOLS.
Office of the Literary Board,

LEIGH, Nov3dI
Fd hnma
h Schools
@nil formed
heIof Fnddu oCoutesh
several
pd
sOn1
y8ud1
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-11-28
I$5,03S,S02 So.

The books Of the Treasury further show an indebted
ness by the State to the Literary Fund on account on
the lst November, 1885, of S140412 Sc. It is proper
to state thaths amount should be increased by about
the sum of $30632 49, for interest on bonds of the
State held by the Literary Board, above set forth
and also upon coupon bonds of the State purchased
and now held as part of the Literary Fund. Further
reference will be made to the matter before concluding
this communication
by virtue OF legisla ton at the last General Assembly
otSte DonoS lor the following amounts are vet to be
sold, and the proceeds applied as follows:
Fayetteville and Albemare Plankroad rup
z. ming 70 years, $4,000
20 years. @ ooo
Atlantic & N. c. R. R., for balance of States 0'Oo0
subscription 80 year bonds and which win
probably all be called for in the ensuing
year, Ssoo eoo
Western N c. R. R., so year bonds. for hal '''O0
anGe OF states subscription and which
VIII probably be called for before the meet
ing of the next General Assembly eoo ooo
Insane Asylum, 20 year bonds will he raop; OO'0OO
'eu al an early oay' 21,OOO
.oA' S1,18O,6OO
by virtue OF an act passed at the last General Assem-
Uy' was subscribed to the stock of the Yadkin
Navigation company, of which $5 900 has been Maid :.
aha uH9er the provisions of similar act 500 600 wa,
subscribed to the stock of New River Nayigation Co
pany Of which $4,000 has been paid, 00n-
Ae TSn 20 Dc paid the sum of s25, 900
an Inc treasury there being no provision for raising the
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-11-28

The State also holds the bond OF the Will
mington and Weldon Railroad Company
upon which the interest is regularly PAID
for
Also, two bonds of the Seaboard and Roam
oke Railroad Company, each for S., 1897 IA
dated January Sd, 184l, payable In TIVE
and four years, interest payable ssmi-an
nually,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-11-28
AcquIttaI of Mr.. Ike

AcquIttaI of NIr. X nhnlI.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 18.-Mr Kendall the late
postmaster of this city, has been acquitted of the
charge brou9 hit against him
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-11-28

quidation itwould in opinion be highly expede1t
charer this other banking Institution
take its place. well the purpose of supplying bank
ing facilities to the public to enable he State to make
safe and nveent of the proceeds Of her stock
in the Bank. constituting 1t does large aud
very productive part Of he Literary Fund. -
Should charter not be granted to the present Bank
respectfully TO you S charter neH Institution
with about two ens capital based upon the same gen
vral principles With tuch guards and IS exper
ionce have shown to be necessary-pacing neither
and unusual restrictions upon the Bank the
other hand extending it privileges and mmuntes over
and above Individuals unless necessary and Tor the
successful conduct Of it's bu.inoss. 81
1t belle ed that such institution properly managed,
would in furnishing sound currency, at
ford . safe and profitable investment for Literary Fund
and many times be Of essential service to the State
q financial point Of view
Thus thinking it would, in my opinion be safer to act up
the experience Of the than to venture
tried experiments.
proper administration Of justice in the several Counties
of the State is matter Of acknowledged Importance
fair amount of labor due and expected from judicial
officers but than this should neither be expected
required either grounds Of policy of justice to mer
public For if labor required of
Judge than he we'll perform, who has had
perience in Courts well knows hata results in
cumulaon of upon the docket increasing the
Counties and rendering extra terms of the Courts
necessary and causing to suitos large accumulation of
costs and expenses.
Looking to the present arrangements of Superior
Court Circuits, to that additional Judicial
Circuit, making the Sth should be established
The number Of Counties in the several Circuits is fol
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-11-28

Fayetteville and Centre PlankrOaC
bonds, running twenty years,
Do. 10. do
Fayetteville and Warsaw Plankroad
bonds, running twenty years,
Tar river, under act of 14th February
1855, bonds running thirty years,
Lunatic Asylum bonds, running tel
years,
Do. de. do.
Atlantic and n. &. Railroad bonds
running thirty years,
Do. do. do.
Western and \. &. Railroad bonds
running thirty years,
Bonds for money carried to public
fund by resolution of General AS
sembly,
Bonds for money borrowed Of the Lit
erary Board,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-11-28

For bonds issued on account of Raj
eigh and CASTOR Railroad,
On bonds issued at sundry times I'M
1949, under act of 18th Jan. 1S49, toI
provide for the payment of the debt
Of the State to the Bank of Cape
Fear, to the Bank of the State, and
other debts due on account of en-
dOrsement by the State for the Raj
eigh and CASTOR Railroad,
Under act to provide for the payment
of the debt of the State, passed Jan.
2Sth, 1851,
Do. do. do.
Fayetteville and Western Plankroad
bonds, running twenty years,
Do. do. do.
DO. do. do,
Do. do. do.
The foregoing are registered bonds
The following are coupon bonds, un
der act of 9th January, 1S49, fol
construction Of CASTOR and Weldon
Railroad, and for improvement o,
the navigation of the Neuse and Tai
rivers, running ten years,
Do. do. do.
De. do. do.
On account Of North Caroliua Rail
road bonds, running thirty years,
Do. do. do.
Do. dc. do.
Do. do. do.
Do. do. do.
Do. do. do.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-11-28
$4,000
$4,000 90
1914 %
$60,774 %

No interest has been paid these last named bonds,
and the last General Assembly extended the time Tor
payment Of principal and interest the first bond to %
January next and should the same be then paid, the
time for the payment of the principal and interest on
the other lond was extended to the Sd January 1856
In this connection may be proper to say that $40
600 appropriated to the improvement of Neuse rv-
err and that after making the survey of the river the
balance was subscribed directed to the stock of the
stock Of the Neuse River Navigation Company
No report has been made to me by the President OF
the company as required by the charter But learn
unoicalIy that practical benefit has resulted from
the expenditure and that the property and effects Of the
company have all heen sold under execution
By virtue of the act of 1882 1926 900, and by the
act of 18545 SIS 900 appropriated and raised by
the sale of bonds for the Improvement OF Tar River to
be expended under the direction of commissioners APP
pointed by the Governor No provision made for
charging tolls on the river and the sum expended is
included therefore, among the stocks owned by the
State.
The Western Turnpike is owned entirely by the State,
and will be noticed more particularly hereafter
The State has also some inconsiderable amount OF
stock in Turnpike Companies which have not lately
been nor are likely become, profitable OF much
value.
1t is hardly necessary add that the other railroad
and navigation stocks owned by the State constitute
part of the Literary Fund.
The receipts the Public Treasury for the two last
fiscal years ending the 31st October 1885, stated as
follows from the books of that office:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-11-28

Ga bonds Of the Wilmington 8 Weldon R. R, .,o ooo
On bonds of Cape Fear g. Deep River Nav .
Co., falling due in tho year 1885, 81 - 100000
On bonds Of Chesapeake & Albemarle Canal 80
Co., falling due 10 80 years. 250 900
+ $500 600
The State is secured by mortgages according to the
several of Assembly directing the above endorse
ments.
OF the amount last named 500 900 only of bonds has
been endorsed AMI delivered by the public treasurer
But the whole amount il put down, as the company has
given the certificate of tho requisite subscription of
stock in the SAINT and executed the mortgage required
by the charter rnte il TO the endorsement OF Its
bonds to the amount stated, when called for.
The interest has, for many years been paid promptly
by the first namtd company and its present prosperous
condition removes all doubt a. to its ability to pay for
the future The interest has also been paid on tie
bonds of the Ca;.V Fear and Deep River Company
The bonds of the latter company have been issued with
in he past six months
From information unoffically received, it is highly
Droba bic that the Wilmington Charlotte and Ruthrr
ford Railroad Company will so far comply win Inc
terms of its csrtrr granted at the last session o tue
General Assembly to enable 1t TO call uon 'ne 0'"'e
for endorsements Of Its bonds As to the prooaOe d
mount of such endorsements the times when they
may be called for not able now to give any oehnits
information Ii is proper however 10 REFER you 10 'he
charter of the company and to say that more DEFINITE
information will Ee laid before you during your session
| should it come to my possession - \,
NAV also refer YOU to the charter of the Western
G. Railroad Co.. by which the STATE Is pieuseu l" ""
scribe twohirds of the stock for the sections hereae
to be built should private stockholders subscribe one
third. adm. ;1,,
In this detail of the present and prospective lndeD'
edne>s of tho State have omitted temporary loans by
and Indebtedness to- some of the banks of the State
authorized by re. ouons OF the last General As'emO
These liabilities arc 1uctuaiing and will more proper
appear in the repor! of the public treasurer.
To meet these liabilities besides the means 10 DC ue
rived from taxation and other ordinary souaes OF reVe
nne the State owns the following stocks and effects
Raleigh CASTOR Railroad, Stock, par r0t"e, S48o oO
N g. Railroad. do, 1%Oo'00
n c. Railroad preferred per cent, . l'VOo,0 0O
Allan. & n C. Railroad, paid for ooo'o oo
Western N. c. Railroad, paid for, zoO'OO
Railroad stocks $4,22O,5O
ro,,,tta,,i,s g. wc.torr r stock ne, rn1u< $4,000
z r @y & warsaw 1000
FayyottrviiIc & Albermarle, paid for, 5000
pIanRroad stocks, $4,000
Ns,v River Co stock Der vozue and paid for $1,000
VAIN Nv, 70 Maid for 500
Caun Year e. Deem Riy, Nav. Co., 10000
NAVIGATION stocks, s175,OO
The State also holds the bond of the Will
,o;notOn and Weldon Railroad Company,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-11-28

money 10 any other way and the above balance must
be paid in the same manner unless other provision is
made therefor. ltrG HfEI|taH# fHwUy!E.t#
The State is bound as endorsst, as follows -
Co. o. ID $3.50, 600
" Co., falling due IN tho yeur 1856 . 100000
Co., falling duo 10 80 years, = CSC, 900
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-26

Rcr di,esses Of the,v BlaadeR snd Kidneyp, Secret
hises.es. ellictnrei, Wesknssses. snd ~ dis.
easss of, The Sexual Disans .whetherin mals
Of Female, ftom Wha:eyer cause they may haye
originaisd, and no matter Of how long stand.
ifgou fsI Il hsvss9 contracted me terrible disease
which,e when once, seated Id the system. viii
syiselt 60 down ffom one generation to another,
undermining 4, the cor Stitutibn and yappihg the
veryvital fluids OF life, DO not tfhst yourself in
the hands Of Quacts, Who start up evsty day in
a city like this, and All the papers with glazing
talsehoOds. too we'll selloalstsd to deceive the
young, and those not Acquainted with the
tricks, You canaot be too cayefni In the seiec-
fion Of q remedy IN these cases y lsAiEf.fi
The Fluid Extract Buchn has been pfon0uT-
ced by eminent physi6ials the greatest remedy
eyet known. It Is medicine perfectly pleasant
ID its taste, and very ipnccsntin Its action, anf
yet 30 thorough that hnHihilhtes every particl.
Of the rank and poisUhohb virus Of this dreadful
disease; and nnlike other remedies, does not dr.
up the disease in the blood. arh e9f1Stp ItlY 2.
Constitutional Debility, brought on BY sell
abuse, Almost terrible disehse, which has bfoueh
Thousands Of the human race TO nntimely graves
thus blasting theIbvilliants hopes ofaparents, an
blighting ointhe bud the gioTions, ambition 9
many noble south;lcan be cured by this;kafAll
bieo remedy oiAnd o. q medicine which mus
benefit eterybsdy from the simply delicate I
the confined and dtspairink invalid, no equal
to be ound acting Cdhasa a cureland preventive
D f.a-la -. .H
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-26

/, s5ors-s We. - N slT iHf'
SEVAST o Pc Isl TSA KEN

OH aDA " A-OsA4ifta4 " 90 a n ~ ~ III
4 ND no no wonder { As soon Il The RpsiSSsI
IL learned eiiitNs Ail;es It'd pfocufedosnliiee lie
Gamers glns, they f'cAvEp,, - the consequence
was, the Allies took possession Or the city,
Tia, theb xooa lh ,s,8 kaa 5ite IA. tspaf SIT
md TheImarch roG Improvement ara civilization Is
fast destroying those fine old hunting grounds
where our aforefathers delighted To ,;eliase the
bounding dos. = Game Is becoming scaIce, aud
the sports Of the chase are seldom indplged in.
A few of these huRtinglgroHnds remain. y Let
stortsnen use them while they can. ,,,fl INA
} Robbers, burglars, incendiaries, and muTdeTers
lufk in almost every community, tits we'll to be
prepared to defend yourselfsgainst their attacks
youlthink OF these things, .remembel
sILAS GARNER, Gunsmith,s h,s,s
ID still atthe aameopiace,jn Strder sold Store,
room, and that Ihells prepared to fllalis ordeI
for FIRE ARMS Of every descEption- ifes
Shot-G Gums, Garbiness of even ,76 Muskets. H,
ia also prepared to do all kpdsof repairing esEi
invites particular attenfionto his Patent Breecl
RiAes--the greatest tnyention Of the age. n
1iln exchange for his Guns he asks nothing d
allrexcept the money! Call and see hin.si7
h4 P0meFoy, Nav23. sS64-tf!ss jsTba uDtqli
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-26

u pieces Wool Carpet, q. I !. oss,op,ey.ii
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-26
CHERRY PECT0RAI..

~, - Y--glr, ,rr,.S ,tL a,r
TO CURE 4 COLD, WITH HEADACHE
AND S0RE9NEESSA " EhE boDf ,I .5Iaks tne
warm, TO sweat during ths nghig Z pa \
FOR A COLD AND COUGH, take It morning,
noon and evening, according 70 directions on the
Saas SSs viii sf long sast HON this trouble j. when
they find i can be 50 readily cures. Persons
afflicted With a seated cough, which breaks them
Of their rest at night, win find bS' taking the
Cherry Pectoral -enzseins to bed they may ne
sure of sound, nnbroken sleep. and consequent,
reiIsShng resi-. 1est iel,eL from sufistiAg ana
thus afileted, by this invaluable remedy.
From its agreeable effects in these cases, many
ind themselves unwilling TO forego its use when
the necessity for i has ceased ~.
TO SINGERS AID PUBLIC SPEAKERS
this remedy is invaluable, as BY its action on the
throat and, lungs, when taken In small a uanti-
| ties, il removes ali hoarsenessin few hours
and wonderfully incresses the power and aeIi
lbility of the voice ,;o,,.' 'I, 4
ASTuMA !. ue.e,,liv n,o,, ,a,;av., .n,,n
rhoiiv anrsJ hs rh.,,nn ,onJou. anu v.en
are some gases. 20 Obstinate ess tc viad snireIv %
r. .SsS ea,'s hs rsc'o'ai wiz cure them
| oNCHiTiS. oT irritation of a.. tb,o.t
unns, noyt;an ~ ~ i"ngs :, 49,. u.s. pas ehs ny
isins Cherry, p.cta,.i IN small ~, III Eao' -
5o,e.s be ,ncona N. o,n,.;o,. -,
I;sr.J 80 'SS'' ~
RGp cpnIfpp liz. sao,9a =. .,,,.,;. , ot ..,;,.,
to be fallnwed Nv, larSe and fIsonent dosss u
he chsrrs psstn,ai hnt 4 sSSns ,Le I'S a. -
aass IT t.ten ~ .s.sna; Iii ~ IN " w
S0yTHb GIIfSsH ~ bs M
sonn crred h. t,s nss ~ Ch.ar,, pss,n.sS ~ "AN
sTHE 'INFiTiEEz4 Il s5eedilv rsS,oyea nv
it{b;s ,s,,sdvl Nms,o,,s ;n L.vs Z. u
noticed where whole fansijrs ySeys M h. !, a
iron, ~ ssI;ous co,gssb n lyrss Z biis tha;,
ns;%NbN N,s tbnSt tbs 5SshsyryI psct ts,aS ,stt
In fss,ns fra, ~ a;sss % ,siItidntif SSfsu ICY
Rsnes,ed instances are. ye.oayt.d SAr.c ~ ~!
,;en,s 81 Il AVA Man cuSed knn,5T5 W. r.
syT'TiSV an tCsOMpI' 6INTS hu th;. ,.,.a, -
MANY thst fh,rs cam. sEs M Syest;n,, aS ~ ~
4 IN, To,s, ~. go d;.a. Ia ssts Sa s.
saSSsrinvv tstsS hrii lths 3l,n sT sbss;S. p.,a
otbsr nnnesss NJ svn,ntoms ce.s.' = 'A' 'Ns a"1
Fllrs fnW IN nv. Ssygssg ~.
j IL should Ge Skea hnder tie ADVICE of = road
fi isesr5 ~ n.intsa 5irscti, ~ IN fbs ho,si.
IF iudciously used. NSd The tuatient Is esrefnilv
II win seldom sfa;I to s,Ihd,,e
the disease. T'o,.,,',tS.'' IS ~, 8 - ,.,'. =
/ For settled CONSUMPTION in its worst form,
/ the Cherry Pectoral should be gwen in doses
adapted to what the patient requires and can
bear. It always affords some relief, and not un-
frequently cures those who are considered past
az cue, fhere are many thousands scattered
all over the country, who ieei and say that they
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-26

nj OT1CE.--A petition wiH be presented tt
4 y the Comisioners at their March Session
prayingfor an alteration Of the road leading from
Racine To Chester. known ss the back road
beginning at the line between Lucas Crcss and
u. Jones, below the mill, thence in AnoFtheFly
direction up the hollow 10 high lard east Of Mr..
Shott's, thence westerly 5cross his lands leaving
his building TO the right hsnd. thence down his
road 70 The old road nesr nj, Rrice,s present
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-26

00 ,reams Cap Paper, .ns'S ara . YlsS ss.s5go3. y
deel4 p a5lj MOORE e 0Ssokn.s:
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-26
Agents wanted.

To obtain subscriptions for the most salsable
I, IRviNG's LIFE or WASHINGTON. LOS
SING q WILLIAMS NATIONAL HISTORY
OF THE u, s. The PRIVATEIC0 0RRESPO ON
DENCENCE OF HENRY. CLAY, BY q, COL
TON, I. 1. D., containing over 600 letters new
Agents s sis EShisdEn every ssttOnA. for the
above. and other worka To capable men liber-
al terms given. Y e ia %. H. asCRIvEN,A
~, rtsa 62--vest Sd st., Cincinnati, Ohio.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-26

% pieces Paperp Cambria, % ~ 70
dscil -, MOORE 4 osBoRN's'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-26
RRMARKABEHa DISCOVERY
IN POREST PE.ANTs. Z

NR. nALsEY. (of New fSfk, has discovered
Qfmadietnsl properties IN certain Rleats feqRa
growing wild in rtbet fpreats and fields ffom
which he has Produced Two Remedies which
eaSsI the worst forms Of Disease, These popular
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-26

., Ill4lslFk''B SALE --I3y virtue Of en- or
- der of sale to me directed from the Court Of
Common Piesssoi Meiks county, Fwitliohfer for
sale al public vendue, at the door oil the Court
liouse in PomeroyD on the 28tb ofFebrusry. 1855,
the hours of and o'clock, =. M,
the following described real estate, to-wit, Town
Jot No. 2s5 Ia the town. Of Pomeroy, Melggcoun-
y, Ohio; as the property Of William Mcintosh,
e.. az, Il the SUIT Of lOhn WEIGH Appraised