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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-24

S,,rrsEY CuI, uWn.
DIN. Harris Dear s.r--i.a. ''ur ui oh.
2.ih uItiu,b b. at band. aHl l1 Irp.I uII sIl w.
b. ..,n selling Perm Davis Pain kIfr, ''i "'.
ysr Iui's sH8ft un uur rlul urr sT.rs u''e email
IA tf.t. bot a. % I,,amr krHan In 1000 community
tbr tsHI,1I increased ,,ry arIi'', r. I.'"nl ..
.,r4,t,t,.o.. aad syep person ihnt bought
,..,Ii r,r,s after more. tuI fIftA Boo II. uI-....
tenn. 81 valuable r0mr', i.r iI| iI".r ...
s,.s. ,aar pamphlet spoke o. Pom th..e r.
c1mmsudauons We were induced iu u.' DO I..I
own families, aud ths good effects Hi Ih.
u,r, immediately apparent We r." '....
nj. u.e with grcat satisfaction. We hi't ed.
more Of tho Pam kuvf thHu 800 rsrT have s...
nr laiYfe 0i an, other mrIcIHr I1 ihr s'Wf 'r1-'H
al tune; ard W. du not h,.tHts 90 sa, chat o. Doc.
r,ysu better satisfaction o. thr yaIlhfs.i ihtn H..
other article w. have ever s.'i. lllH' ".
res. he. prevented ouf srnli1- Csrua'li's, .t' '.
have IA on, yictuit, ...m thr,n uIr'. .I o" ...
thousand liYi1g NiHssses, Who ''si.N Poo
nrighh0r., ~, D., tt,, ~ ihs ''.n' 10 Jaw '..
Killer. and thu rhs circulation 1' lls i'.''.''
being roost,utly enlarged.
krrp large suiH,l, in che Wet o. b. ''l
msdi,ins ~ ihe people vsai, nna lnr, nave '..
rral, iruni oct that ihr, rIH ,lLr .l' ',,'
Asue fr TWENTY-FIVE 'ININ.
core e cold 90 on- hour--s s,''rs '."-'
uf -His aII Nis proven lN Nf NH' '...
nee fr a dissase,i stomach, l1i men, ui'ff
po.e.. Your. Sc. LOCKWOOD "E'HAN.
TNor, No,s,olsr is, Us
Mrs.r.. +. Davis & Saa: Dear So ..
klfsns have M more runhirno" in NE 'hi''''
their ancestors. The, de.ic ationa, 1'n''''
lgr the sisk II, various means, puncilaIil lh''
an. ,-soey of the Rev. u. l.. Bustgn, thee ,.
,eu people have become acquainted VITA N"nf '..
nine. and their demand iOr % b. 90 me N'rl f-
oor have by me orders Or more thar 6l', BE-
ties. tot have not got one bottle; lthelsiofr wien
ZOO to .end mc a qnapliiy, and Will pay '",
,h,,nsh the treasIrrr N the Niss.u1lN lui'h. !
hone We shall b. favored with some - d a. ''.n
a. possible. There j. no medicine vh'ch 'l,'"'
% high in the estii atian of the klrrns ~ 'h'''
proyincss a. the Pain Killer, and feel willins ''
gmii6 them, a. | entertain a yeiy high 'iNN'''
~ ~ ,.,,,L d. q. THoNAs.
MI. ,co,y,Il, m. N. Ia,. Portland, snd T..
J. smith, Ilaliowell, General wholesale A:e'"'
March u. 1856.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-24

Can't" j. the most contemplate ram-
bination Of letters known % the English
scholar, and il may b, safely assumed that
neither Alfred nor Arkwright, Milton nor
Manry, Washington nor Whitney, Girari
Ast5r, nor any other among the glorious
GALAXY Of dcs,rmiua;e industrial stars, ever
yet recognized the cantiag use 10 which the
ghras, is pa; BY such a. VIC describe.
IHguts Morals lor Merchants
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-24

School Notice.

MRS. W. =. MORSE viii open school lor
wi Young Iadie. and Chidree, on MONDAY
Sept. sth, at the house Of PhiNTn Mohsr, ~
which she proposes TO give distraction :" Ins",h
and Ornamental branches, and VII luJn''h ''ach,
e.. lur Language. II dss'led' AncI 700, yea"
experience N school oi this kind' We W. hop''
she ma, h. able 10 reader satisfactory s''f1"'e 70
,h,.e m, u,,, h, disposed a. avail themselves Of
this opportunity co. Instruction.
y u. n, request Of beT friends.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-24
pANrEL W. LAwRrxrrAC co..

OH'N Manufacturer uI
AZGD3lEOE4 -t2L---.
soiI ItpLoIe.l.s ltour DISLIKE i1 N-.ar.t
A'.u 4f urT stole
No. sos Commercial Siwct, Boston,
aaI warranted gore. when purchased duI',f., '..
us. rovu Ag,n,s auI D.uzglsr srHT.'H u..
ru.r Rom rHi N'fHAuI. 1Ft.uHIHE .h..I"T".Is ..
raf. ur EH.uIt lErrH..
- Ther, nf, lp g,ut. Cos Oh, sI.r of 'l..
MI Rom.
i.p.k not fir iHIr'.s 1ri rurr'f which ..
manufactured i1 l'H.i.H BHI N.s h",h, .r# ...
iar rurr Nrdfm Rom.
N.r. Of. srrulr, ua,.s 1rr name be- 0n ths rH.l
some of Huf srHpHI.HtuI IHut'. h,vIHE .ur uH..
urrr th.l HI- a'r. aff1 fH.lI s.r. .Hus .HIH". H.
..fI Do, f,sti''.r. bri shHs.Haa Jr.'sr. boo li..'
DANIEL ". INMELNCE D. tu.
NeIaL. AruI I5fh, l-st. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-24
PRINCE 4 co.'s
UNRiVALLED kiELODEONS.

Nc. GIoEor Z. Rem, No. u fremont Row,
Hoston, Mass.
DIAH SiN-it your request. have cNlmiusd
one II the Ns'rlruus manufactured ~ Msssrs.
Geo 4. Prince \ To-, of BudaIu. Think thr On
strumrut Boz ai rc.psos equal aud be- sutse respects
sup,rOr q, auy oth'rs "f similar Mind vhish have
seen, and in particular with rc-rect 10 qullil, oi
tone anI ptomptness 81 ioush, or action II the
r,eI., by which puck passages may H. per5uncd
With certain anI distiuci articulation 81 luuc. 40
instrument II thi. kind l. The bet Substitute 5r an
organ, in church music, With which am aoquaini.
ell. LOWELL MASON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-24
ATwELLS HEALTH RESTORER
Vegetable, Physical, JaUndice B!tters
COMPOSED or
ROOTS, HERS AND BARKS.

To- ,ou whose DAY. are sad and dear,
Whom Paiu and Sickc., "a d-rf,,s.
We hung a l1on the heart q, cheer,
Health % impau All ho 90 blcss.
Ifyou want u D. cured of Headache. Indigestion,
Cos,iycness, Dyspcp.a, Weakurss and General
Debility. Fool Stomach, raia add Soreness N the
side or Stomach. Jaundice or Liver Complaint,
USE ATWElL'S HEALTH RESTORER
CIV. A,well, Portland, general agent zoe Maine
Sold by Andrew. / Bate, rsris llill; W. A. Rest
-. Paris; T.. Atwood s Co., Buck6eld; H. T.
shackley, and Rodolphus Noung, NORWAY
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-24

TIE elder Gu,t.n once l.j--Imau-.- l-
hgrhool where there vasa -.lll E.a.
ia tAc habit ui ar.s..IHru- trr.. aud
other objects taAt ieIl ia Do, way. De- u..
one day found addressing tag emblem Of che
fatal moose. on a sudden hc found Lia. .s
uTTsi on The shoulder, leutlmiu- round,
"a person asked hrm, v,ti arTargu; lsrr-
ne;s, " How upon earth iil YOU get down %
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-24
Everybody Uses
.DUTGHER'S DEAD SHOT!

Hoo, k,ap.ri use h., lsrlu.c 10 clcIr their
hIrsrs uf GED MUGS.
Tavern krlrHr u.s b. lrrlusg thry wish ihri
customers o. " ~l,'p Boo Peace"
Steamboat Captains aud Ship Matters nee 90
90 sHi1y Bllm, sleep, Hlta,,'. sweet rr't''ru
Hlsr nud worthless imitation, lrr IN the market
o. sure iuurfchts, aud u.c DUICilEU'S DEAD
SHOT, and 500 fh'.' "s'rrp 90 pace
BUTCHERS DEAD sUOT
lrpvrs no ;,trd1aus dr,t Co infect che aIr, sr'r,
iiur ,ol make the lsi, ur sweep ihc Tuuln, as d
the ,l.s aztec usiBg Corrosive ~uhlimatc diss1l,ri
Boz Alcohol. Il r,uiiu. q lpa- uu,r shgfrvsf up.
pl.J. amt b. SURE DEATH 20 the whole HEU
BUG TRIBE.
one thorough Application, not oul, 90 lh" l'd'
stead, hut o. the cracks nod cre'icr' ahuul The
ceiling, 10 ihr house b. obi sud ihs lugs duus
hr, u'CJ Cop, ,isiled With a perfect u'som Of de-
fturiiuu.
\ good aui,e d. sure q, o. c1uu'rrisilrd aud lon.
inirl. II has hssn 30 With this. IT, uHCNamplst
success ha. hrough be uut numerous articles, ahrlst
Deaf shot, -vorthl,ss limitations, Co deceive and
gull The puhlic
n Inluirc Zoe DuTCIlEE'S DEAD SiICT,
and zee that his name d the bottle, and yuuw will
IT, sure Of the genuine.
4. ". Atusli, DesuHg Block. Market Square.
p0uhrd, Gcneial 4 gent ior Maiue
Sold by AndioWs 4 lllir-, Pare I'LL, Nm. \.
Root, south Paris; T.. Atwood \ Co., liu,kb,li,
l.. 4. Shlrklry, anI Roiolphus Nuuus, Norway,
1nd by dealers in meJciHe e'Cp where.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-24
To Farmers.
MLNNtNWN o. -itllN.

NCOOtNyA OF G(ll%,
TuE hi.1 prirs It Dr., ,TrgI,l m,oury., Gu,no,
&C., bsi 'lit o. o.. competition Of , irrti'rsr,
which sh.uiI combine go ,h,lr gunl VrHiIur', Doe
vbHsr rfirs shuah pipos sirhu ihs reach n ibr
l.lptr,t uf ibs ru'uVIau &C ilr sHil The iu.
creased JsmBrI ~ lsst .sa.pn, together viih do
VOLUNTARY i.sunuHls,s 90 m'u, wbu have proved
Its ,.rrJt. i,p|s tir m1ullCturrr o. believe chat
ihr l.rr.t h4s lfsu uIUI1si iH ihr Nris'r Ut
l,u-. a1I hps ini1srj boa 90 ,,t-Ii he hri.itrs
~ tts m,HuHriufr. n t,s lssp tusi up0u a'.
ma.t ever, ,nrrf, ~ sHt bet O.. srprtsi., adapted
o. Cereal rHrts, Gass. Com, Wheat, Sc.
r1mi h'rf. with tr.iIfHuHs, fhHvtrg iis n.
Irrts upon ihr GBvc Nirs tuu, I1iuD's, Goo rr-
alIu1 o. l,ai. l. ptS,suau,r.l Slasl'ip knn
Is-i and Tumrn ul ukuis, l'~ius, rr.s anil sI
rHd l-,urs rluis. o. sll,is in t,'tru,iH. ihg
sufus an ufbrI iu.s,t.. o., great, 90 th' ~
OF. 1Us, al.a I.s ,t-fts Cd Gro Land, p.udu.i7s
Il Isftr. coop thr ibirl year thpu che trt, Boo h
weed irI.. IrITsH,Hi in .fs effect, Nhgfrhs "u'I'
h,s o. "a. applied ,Nrr, NfIr,HHNtI u" Hfv Hf'ri
aH, "a .lrss. bBi 80 ofdrT, D., mail, ar..ur'.
u.rf p tb- ,i.b. puusfr,.', aurrl,i 90. u r'
.nH bi th- fInvt1g tN,l price. - bee ih,u ~
Ih. ~IlOr,rUl. a,tf ~ lLl.. 81 oriu l1g'
81 10 bs., 1i - IL ,,ff. Tsr bag, iur uvrl ~
Ir... - than ~, -lrash, delivered az aH,
Irfu' or vh1fffu Hasi1n .r thpHesi1vu.
JANIS GulL 10, - state q, llu'iH1.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-24
PAR rS pRr%B!
GRAND ANO SQUARE PliNO.fOaTES
4. g. LiBD & co.

II AVE- ihr pleasure i1 Bnn.rHrs Co thsif Ta'-
rurs a1I fb. r.U'r chat ihrl haze recently
h.,B awarded OF, i.r,f Clos N.Iri rr thr l..t
Square runr.rurtr. exhibited Ly them, 10 iho grrat
r1n. Exposition, nrrr rN rHrrffs, tyirg lhr
h.sh,.t p'.rr ever awarded o., Lurals Go an Amer.
rrIr Piano Iaf's.
tn fHo.rs distinguished .r1,lsmrl composed
'lr rp joseph lls.'m,sIsr.,r. director 81 The
luYrtiAl Conservatory rf rHr.fe az Nir11ls PnuC
Nl'ry,. SECRETARY uf tha Iruri arllrm, II fac
arfs, Hector BrT'Ur. pr.H.,s-nr nf uu.ir anil mem.
Irr ut the irN n tiJ l.o1l1n ,,h.biiiDn, rruG
N1rayr, usmi,r of thc jlr, q, ihe exhibition 90
,'ris I1 $50, ". Roller. manufacturer Of piano.
.rss, rsus. Right Hoo. >Ir Geo. Ci5ftk, rrssi.
..It ,f tbe ROYAL Ar1fsuy ~ music, lHuiHu:
frrL I,ils, director, ofthr ROYAL Cal.sr,ator, 1t
uf-i-, busssh. Ratified ly thr Grill impsUll
'ug1ril, cpmIus-i 81 thrtt, members, tlI Eufup,-
aHs) Hra approved ly ths Euprrar Nap8'rHn.
N'rv.e1s, 800 W'a.is.'sg Ny,r, B.ii-a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-24
NYE & FOSTER,
I23 u,ll, oTpa,lIr hllg lu1ll. u

10 IIEI TI"-'|| WY |||||' ||||
uvFuHTIrs ANu utNtths ~
Sr'Hrg, H.rhrl- end Car1c- Iurui7C',
AI.,. Beet Wheel U.us--ulk. nsh aaI hickory.
GOO .si. turrra wheel huis, 80 s,l, OK aHi
Ef.a.r, sI.lg,, 80 600 oct. ,Tr.m1n sni hHr an.
I.s. 800 .,t. rHrrHu au' Drs steel srUrrs, sh
..f. rlf.rt J1shsr ari ,r1r'.Ird lraihrf, iv'
L.I.s. tHI.,ss ,1I gurH lH'th,I.
Uau,.haHA,fs. s.,.g h.ts.'s, Sc, Sc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-24

rom a,ill .urysy. Eyrp road 90 lc rarrfu..y
measured o., rHufsr pHl distance, aud DO lurnifuHs
given oi 40 thr hlls rl1i., streams, rHt.s f1li-
f.lIs. mile rIYfrhrs, .rAlu's, .t'rrf, vurh-I.us,
dwellings. puj other ol .rts uf iHisrDst Anf mfnr.
lance. Narrs ofrwp'riN uvnrrs, Throughout fh'
county 90 ls inserted in their proper place.. u.
I'.s ul iisp1-r, lr1m ,iIIH.r Geo village. 'Hd sfl.
f..il.s uI ih.n.fi,ufFal, geological, mechanical,
B1I mrrr,rulr frs1urrr., 1ui condition 1T 'hr
0.rui, 'n o. given. E,ua plane 20 aI' tlr rfl1gi.
rrIstIH..s 100 Zoo enlarged s,lr o. lr 1I'rI i1 fhH
margin. 49, perspective We've ~ sHmr II che
ruI.Ir GOOD other tnruriaut iu.I.r-s, So. The
mrp tu iF ,rgftv,d Boo zee, suTFfIuI snlr. irrf'.
folly rr'.r,t. vanished, mounted 0n cloth viih
rHI'rfs. l1I furnished o. ,u'stfilsrs au', 10 -
rsf ,.r,. So labor co expense si,l D.. spared o."
make thr vufk valuable aud beautiful. l.d thr
m..t Liberal patronage ~ che si'iIrus b. expected,
iu r1,l.e tLs Iuhlish'f o. s'rty uui fhr UuIA.
HENRY T. MAILING,
State Engineer Of Mns'1,husrit'.
March u. 1856.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-24
PERFECTCUREIS EFFRcTED
DIR. PETTIT'S
American Eye SalVe,

sore Eyrs. Weak Eyes, 'WRtcry iycs,
Innamcd ENcs, Nucs. liberated
I've Lids. aud
weakness of Vision from amy cause.
II ,uu I've frH1hir 500, 1n uHurr What ihe
spusr. fhr W. ~pyr BE- srrs iu ulr"'rrn rlsrs "Ht
oftgrHt, f4 sIlfI ahulst inspuiaur'us fr..'i
n acts lkr magic, sH.iliHg ATT iuiHnu1, l.1'-
i8g 80 lli1 n1d inflammation, sr'n-. hrn'ng The
nerves Of che W., a1i rl~ril0l a core in The
SHORTEST POSSIBLE TIME.
&. ". Atvru. D,sun. Bnsh, Market sTuuc,
putsrI. G,r..l Agent &C. MaIur.
SuIIry NrHr,us j. H,irs, raps ll.0. T.. N
wood 4 Co.. UurLr,II. T. e. ~H4.kI,y col Re-
duIrhu, N.ur., NursHl, aHI l.H.fls lH Dsi.,.r.'
t,tNuhrfr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-24
lR ON RAILIN G S
For Cm,iriC, Gardens, Bml5rgs, 80
il. HEhLEY,

No. II sudbury SrEuT, Bo,roN
il. n. hns o., had soms Of he most eies,1'
uni slh'ntc pattern that can h. h'ana ~ '''
State. Al orders pr,npil, stienird Co. At P'''''
that will jst, Cafupcttion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-24
Spring g. Summer Goods.

rTIIE .ubsoribers are constantly reeeiN'ng adll
/ toe. to their Large A''onmSm oi az IN
"a s,,is,,.. OF Good, usually Kept IN country
.,o,.' STEVENS 4 sHvRTLElF
South Paris, Mayl5lh, 1856. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-24

- Trmort S'rtti, boston.
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New Books, New Books!

SINONTON Keep. q large su1fimr1t of 40
kiul. 1T HOOKS AND STATIONARY Cln
upol him before you purchssc elsewhere
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-24

Consi1Btl, on haol fuII assortment OF Memo.
tint aud ColU's1 IH.nyirEs. E#.Nsh, Iuu.H,
German and italian NsuHrIHi irguVIrrs nr
Gfr,tau paintrg, with 30 thr r1Jriats material.
80 .rhubr. in thst isHutiaI Hft.
-ETAUrlsr's u,rrUf,ts ur at Ersrs.
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NJ f. G a Y 7 NJ q S (!

81 ihs popular Magazine. ma, 10 funl 10 siv-
vDsrDy's inmsdstrh arrf ihrir publication.
Al.a. 100 ihr pfiaripal Ntvs and I. frHp Tar,rs
II Boston. New lork inl rh,hdsIIhn.
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<SIlllOSsy \S,2Au-os
B1,k,p. Carriage, Ca..rI, etc. ETC..
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-12
But we are constrained 10 turn our 2, =.

But we are constrained to turn our al.
tention to the circumstances OF embar.
rassraent as they now exist. II is the
duty Of the people Of Kansas 10 discount.
enance every act or purpose Of resistance
to its laws. above allt,he emergency ap-
peals TO the citizens OF the States, an
especially Of those contiguous TO the ter.
rilory, neither by intervention OF non
residents in elections, nor by unauthor-
lied military force, to attempt 70 encroach
upon or usurp the authority Of the in.
habitants Of the Territory.
No citizen Of our country should per-
init himselfto forget that he is parl, OF
its government, and entitled to be heard
in the determination Of its policy and its
measures, and that, therefore. the highest
considerations OF personal honor and
patriotism require him 10 maintain, BY
whs,sver OF power or influence he may.
nossess,the integrity ofhe laws oi de Re.
public. fs t 1ra
Entertaining these views, Il will be my
imperative duty 10 exert the whole power
Of the federal Executive 10 support pub.
lic order in the Territory; TO vindicate
its laws, whether federal or local, against
all attempts Of organized resistance; aud
so to protect its people in the establish.
mon: OF their own institutions, undis.
turbed by encroachment from without,
and in the full enjoyment Of the rights
OF self.government assured TO them by
the constitution and the organic act Of
Congress. .l
Although serious and threatening dis.
turbances in the Territory of Kansas,
announced 10 me by the governor in
December last, were speedily quieied
without the effusion of blood, and in
satisfactory manner, there is, / regret
10 say, reason to spprehend that
disorders will continue 10 occur
there, with increasing tendency to VIC.
lence, until some decisive measure be
taken to dispose Of The 9eestion itself,
which constitutes the induceinent or
occasion Of internal agitation and Of
external interference.
This, it seems TO me, can best be &C.
eomplished by providing thrt when the
inhabitants Of Kansas may desire it, and
shall be Of sufficient numbers. to consti.
tute State, a convention Of delegates,
duly elected by the qualified voters, shall
assemble to frame constitution, and thus
10 prepare, through regular and lawful
means, for its admission into the Union
as State. .la., .,. ~
-.- respectfully recommend the enact
ment OF law TO that effect.
recommend, also, that special ap.
preparation be made 10 defray any sx-
pense which may become requisite in
the execution Of the laws or the main.
tenancs Of public order in the Territory
Of Kansas.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. "a, 1856.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-12
CRuRUHES.

"a gPfesbyterian.---R Rev. R. Wilkinson, Pastor.
d Services every Sabbath morning, 0a o'clock
Every Sabbath afternoon, at 3 o'clock, at the
new Brick School house in MiddIeport.
n Methodist Episcopal S. o.. Frampton,
Pastor. Services at Wesley Chapel, Pomeroy,
aad Heath Chapel, Sheffield, on alternate Sab
baths, at 0a O'Clock, A. NJ, and Z P M-and at
the lower Church, PomeroY at 8 O'Clock, P. NJ,
every Sabbath. f''u e, ~ $500 tS@t
y Protestant Episcopal-No services at present.
y New Jerusalem--No services. e.t.Is,.b ts
German Methodist-Rey. ], Pfetzing, Pastor
Services every Sabbath morning, at 0o clock.
German Lhtheran-Rev. p. Held, Pastor
Services every Sabbath morning.To c3I a4lt
o. oGetman Evangelical Presbyterian (on Linn
street) ).--Rey. L. Thesis, Pastor. Services ever,
abbath morning, at 0 0o'clJck.
German Presbyterian ION Plum reet|-Rev.
y - 80 Pastor Services every Sabbath morn
ing, at Q. .O'clock., ga-! ha. ag.,...., iit9 s
6 Roman Catholic--Rey. John Albrinck, Priest,
Services every Sabbath morning.
1 Welsh Baptist--Peter Lloyd, Pastor. Services
every Sabbath, = o o. clock, Il NJ, snd 6 P M.
Welsh.Presbyteriaa (New School) Rev. John
H.J Jones, Psstor. Services every Sabbath
/, o'clock, A M, and 6 P NJ.
Welsh Presbyterian (Old SchooD john T
Williams, Pastor. Services every Sabbath, at
o'clock A NJ, and P NJ. ,.i5H y 81
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-12

TTTT SPINERS, Manpfacttre OF and Deal
.segVV ,er in every description Of Clothing.
~, Corner Of Front and Court streets, Pomefoy, O.
The best woskfden constantly employed. Cloths,
CassimkfeS, and vestings kept always on hand.
- eparis ana inndnn Fnkhions received tnoRthly,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-12

DRUGS. PAINTS. OILS, &c,
N REED & BROTHER, Dealers in Drugs,
~. Patent Medicines Paints, Oils, Dyesiuffs,
otc., Front Street, few doors above Court,
Pomeroy, Ohio. q lj- dec25,
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M Office IS gwen 10 nonresident ffeeboiders
that at the December Session Of Commits
sioners for Meigs county, petition was presen-
ted praying fot an alterationin the roadleading.
from Wells Mill road to the Bear Wallow, so as
to establish the same on the ground on which it
is now travelled, in fraction "a and 80 in Chester
township, and that January 10, 1865, was sp-
pointed for the view Of said alteration el!
b. II as3l p HlPPNER, aud other Petitioners.
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(ropronArloN orFIcERE, -roMERoY,

te "a. CORPORATION oFFIcERs,-FoaERoY, 4. 9
Mayor7-Aaren Murdoch. 80 irr
Recorders. Halliday. G'''f.
a Trusteesa-o.s s Branch, H IS. Horton, T. A.
Plants. N. r.. iNye, j G. Probst. p
TreasuTerr--S. S. Paine. .1 -,fga,tt. s..,
Marshal-rL. D Skeels. b ,.....rI +"
2f
"a n" rosTMAsrERs. 49, ~
2 Pomeroy-.1eo. Lee.l en- A. TGaa.> ~
q Middlei ert; ID. Pangburn. IN us good
K .Racine--P. M. Petrol. t,,.,.. ,,..5., ~
Letartsyille-Geo. L. Piper. L., 81
Chester-Wrn. Mitchell. 4D 'sr
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SOS TEE.

MAssSs.--Pomer6y Lodge, No. 164. Stated
Meetings, the Monday evening on or before the
Z iuil moon in each month. Hall in Edwards
building, Front,St. M. BoswoTth, W, NJ; R. H.
10. o. F.1Naoimmi Lodge, No. HI Meets
every Friday evening. Hall lin Crawford's s build
az. R. II. Bartlett, N. g.; Samuel Lanham,
Ag Mineral Lodge, No. 242. Meets every Tues
day evening, in Stivers building, corner Of Front
and Court sis. Washington Stivers, NJ g.; las.
Crosbie, r. S. "a 'A e.'1' ar7
virG MIA Encampment No. ,6s, !. 0. o. F.
Meets in Stivets building on the lst and Sd
Wednesday evenings in each month. @. A. Bar
low, G. p; A. Thomson, Scribe.
Sons OF Observation-Disclosures Division, No.
se6. rMeeis every Saturday evening. Hall in
,.stiyers building. Geo. Minick, W. P; A.
Thomson, R. S.
Salisbury Division, No. 292. Meets on satur-
day evenings Hall ir RiceS building, Middle
port. ----- ---- W.rP. - -, R S.
I NJ
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( .FOFFiCIAL DIRECTORE..

Am u n "A
oa, Representative ID Congrsss a. II DstfenI--
Hsa. V.vB. 'HoSToa, Of Meigs county IA
Senator----State leg OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iG.
HAwLEy, Of Lawrence county,.
= DRspteseatatixs-SA lEhEp TgoMsosuiaq F."
t4SS 80 codRT AND 0ouNTY OFFICERS. --''
.ssA Judge OF the Court Of Common Pleas Hon,
! SiahoNa NAsH,s Gallipolis. ~ atJg sg0itglo
.ailaIudge Of Probate Court-A, MEaRlLL. ~ V
ri aolsgk af cammaon Pleas csu5: RoDssET Dow.
= qi Shell osafa v. snrri,., .1aa'aa'is
'l2s Pfosecutihg Attorney IN. SiMFsos. iid}
,,ssl County. Anditor--H. H. SWALLOW. ..s.,a
County Treasurer.--0. BsANcH, i,i,e M fl.'s
q County Recorder..-S. s. PAINE. 4t
County Surveyor. @. GOLDEN, Pagetown,
= eeipio township. J4 KaQJ ~
h Conpty Coronsr.--MAJ. w. CoLIlNs. ,+,,
County Commissioner - WILLIAM LEDLIE,
Baiem; MLo GurHRlE,, Orange; rHos. SMirH,
gutton: lEsfei eftStl u {ae % y. tI3H1
County Common School Examiners. R.
81 aNLk1EsoS, GRohsK B. GRow, "A. A. KEEN.
nai fiaf2pSN f;lg T------ 9Th lc.ts3!G18i
.sI,TowNsHIp oEFIcERs--sALlspyRY: .
soc, Trustees Whitlock Isaac sal Train, Elijah
Jones. ~ .''h "~''' ""'' Z.
eH CLERK. AHosfner Branch. ts e.l rj ,et4
I,gil Tfeaburer.--4H. G. Watermahitl ',i- i.f +
h,t,s Justices of the Pcace.-S.S. Paine, A. NJ.
=. Barlow, Elijah Jones.
Constable - Randall Stiyers, 0ren Jones, John
~ TSnb1rey. NftA-teItog sl5s ~ VI 3 n, .
: lba' Assessor lAarou stivers. vh,
=
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a CARD.--The Ohio Telegraph Company
"A is now duly organized, and in working or
der from Wheeling to Cincinnati, via: Ports.
mouth, with connections at Whe :ling and Ports
mouth; for communication with every part Of the
county. 1t will be the aimof the Company to
keep this line In such order that the public oan
depend upon it, and thereby secure that liberal
patronage which its location and facilities should
warrant. ;.a g. w. G, FULLER. q,
), aia.. a2. "a Superintendent
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New. Lima Division No. 504. Meets every
Saturday evening. Hall in H. Holfs reed build
ng, in New Lima. - w. p; -
~ e. bff at,H.F 4zst ''.
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MANUFAC CTURES.

(SOALP0RT SALT COMPANY. Office in
~ Cooper's Buildin,.s Q 5tlt ).
Country trade RETAIL Thirty. FIVE and FohrY
CENTS perbushel. --i =" June NJ
|TT ,S.HoTEL, AND STAGE OFFICE, four
u doors below the Rolling Mill, Pomeroy,
Meigs county, Ohio, N, A. WEBSTER, Pro-
|puetcr. -" +"i n37 '55
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-10
pEcLARATCRY NOTICE.

AT0Tit f. i hereby given that ! Ellen Carpenter,
~ wife of haugrricld Carp nirr. Of the County Oi
Butte and state Of California. do hereby declare that
intend from and aver This dale. 10 carry on business
IN ny own unme md on my own account. in said
county Of Butte. and that said business is farming.
raising. huying and selling If stock of all kinds: end
That will be Individually responsible in my own
name Tor all debts contract d by me ON account OF
my said business. and further declare thnt the
mount of capital invested 10y me in said business
Toes not exceed the sum Of five thousand durs. In
testimony whereof have IereUnto set my hand aud
seal, thu, the 2d day Of Oc"ber a. D. 1850
Ellen CARPENTER Seal
Sworn TO aud subscribed before me his the I'd day
Of 0ctol Cr. A. u 1876. J. 7 elliott,
1nstce Of the Peace.