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Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-31
WASHINGTON, Jan.

WASHINGTON, Jan. -.
VIM. Bgler, the newly elected Senator from
Pennsylvania, took his seat.
Mr.. Fitzpatrick, of Alabama, save notice that
he should tomorrow move to proceed to the
election of Printer
ten. Cass is now speaking on Central Ameri-
can question.
Hobbies and galleries are dcnsely crowded
THE HOUSE.
Mr. Letter, Of Ohio, offered a resolution for
election Of Speaker BY a plurality vote
On motion of Mr.. Wheeler, of New York il
was tabled by 100 against 100
Mr.. Tyson submitted a resolution. in spirit of
compromise, for the election of a Speaker by n
plurality vote. giving candidates receiving not
less than - votes the appointment Of standing
committees, in proportion to their relative
strength. Resolution rejected,
Mr. Campball. OF Ohio. called attention to a
letter written by his colleague, Mr.. Wade, pub
HShed in the Cleveland Rcr0,d severely reflect
ing on him, Mr. Campbell, and others in con
junction with the resolution Of Mr. Thorngton,
declaring Mr. Campbell Speaker He denied
that he had any knowledge of Mr. Thorington E,
intention, and repealed the imputa;on of treach-
cry his part.
Mr.. Thorington testified to this ana pronoun-
ced Mr. Wadcs statements at Mr. Campbell as
unuiugatedly false in fact.
Nessrs. Lester and sherman each said that
Mr.. Campbell would have appealed To Mr.. Thor
ington to withdraw his resolution while il was
being voted on; had they not dissuaded him,
Mr.. Dunn said Mr. Wade sent his ISLANDERS
abroad covertly, not having cousage to assert
them openly. The attacks were Ike those Of
an assassin,
Mr., Wade explaincd-hc still thought the in
PRODUCTION of that resolution without consulting
Mr. Banks friends damaged the prospect Of the
Republicans He made no direct charge, but
thought he was warranted in drawing his infer.
ence from the facts there trans piring. After
soma other important explanations the House
proceeded to take the l2@th ballot; Banks, 90
FULLER 30 Eddy, = Williams, j: Orr, %
Pennington, 5; Harris. of Illinois, l. Neces.
saIy for choice, l0s. Adjourned
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-31

COAL VS.. WOoD-We have now been burn
ing coal in our Office mopth, and can
therefore speak with some assurance as to the
relative cost Of the two kinds of fuel, Wood and
Coal. We have come to the conclusion that in
our office, coal is about one-third cheaper than
wood-that it is less trouble and labor to keep
Office warm-but that it is much dirtier with
coal than wood. Hale Il Aver have good sup
ply of very fair coal of the bitumenous variety,
and we can advise those who have Offices, &C.
to warm, to get a stove of the right kind, and
then to supply themselves with coal
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-31

RACINE & MISSISSIPPI r. r. CrLEBRATIoN
AT DELEvAN.-We are indebted to the polite.
ness of the President of the Racine & Mississip
pi Railroad, II s. DuRAND Esq, for an invitation
to be present at the celebration to be given at Del
evan on the completion of the Railroad to that
place, to-day We regret that circums tances
will not admit of our being present and enjoying
the excursion and the festivities of the occasion.
Our Racine neighbors deserve great credit for
the energetic manner in which they are pushing
ahead their great enterprise.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-31

Gs7- The FASHION THAT NEVER CHANGES.
Fashion IN &fe-- is provcrbiaily changea-
bic. The bonn@ he bodice The hounce, tie
flowing outline Of the tournurc, which At
the least arrival embodied the very beau
ideal of beauty will, at the next turn ofthe
kaleidoscope, be voted Shocking !"
"Frightful"
There is, however, one fashion that new
exchanges. The sparkling eye, the coral
lip the rose-leaf blushing on the check, the
rounded form the elastic step are always in
fashion. Health, rosy, bounding, gladstone
health, is never out of fashion? what pray
ers are uttered for its possession failing in
the pursuit, wha. treasures are laviShcd in
conceaIng its loss or counlerfeiting It's
charms,
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-31
Nice Article.

very excellent article of Hams may be found At
Head, Rowland & Cos, Peoples Store When
we say a nice article We know il to lie so,--from
the fact that there was fine ham left at our resi-
dcncc few days since from the Peoples Store we
tested the quality of aud found it sweet fine fla
vorcd, and superior TO any we have eaten this sea
son We understand that they have cured and have
hand some 1000 hams Of the Same sort, for this
market
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-31

FANNY FERN" MARRIED., We find the
following in the New York Ledger:
"Wehave the pleasure ofannouncing that
our gifted contributor, Mrs. Sara PaysoE Eli
bridge { so renowned and admired as Fanny
Fern twas married on Saturday the oh inst.
to Mr.. James Parton, well known in literary
circles as the author of the life of Horace
Greeley.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-31
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
PAPER FiANGINEs.

Wall and Window Papers, and Borderng-he largest and
Best assortment betos of red in this market; Of al
prices and qualities, from ,he finest Satin, the
kinds al The lowest prices
The public requested to 'oo in and for themselves
the Inducements offered for they numerous
KeDosha, December 90 I-55. Iy27
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-31
ST. Valentines Festival

1t has been decided that Valentines are to be all
the rage this searon We sec by our Eastern cx-
changes that the manufacture Of these love mssves
can hardly supply the demand that already exists for
them 1t will be seen by reference to our adverts-
ing columes that Simeon King has laid in good sup
ply, that in this region need suffer for the
want Of them And then, too ho has such variet V
some of exceeding beauty and clcganco-other OF
palmer stamp, and others again ofthe most comcal
character. Every one can be suited in style, quali-
ty and price. Prepare in season for February Ilth
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-31

ONE Steam Engine, inch bore, II inch stroke Is horse
THREE do 10 d. do = Do do
The above Engines all complete and warranted Of the
best workmanship and Materials and be had either with
without Boilers. Apply to
T. WEBB Co. Kenosha.
5m29 Or to j. " WEBB Rail Road Foundry Chicago
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-31

HEOVE ANODtNE TooTT2 ACHE
u DROPS, an immediate and perfect cure 70
tooth ache, Tor sale BY
STARKWFATHER & co.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-31
Hotal Mattcrs, &t,

THE WEATHER.-For the week past the
weather has been thore moderate On Sunday
early recommended showing with a strong wind
from the east which piled the snow in drifts OBJ
structing the roads in some places, and leaving
them bare in others. Sunday was an unpleas-
ant stormy day, bat on Monday it had cleared
off; and the day was pleasant On Tuesday
morning it was colder again with intervals Of
showing. Slcighing is still but Indifferent, and
business is mostly done on wheels. Fer sever
al days the Lake has been frozen so far out that
water could not be seen with a good glass
This we are told has never before occurre with
in the memory of tho ''odest inhabitaut"
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-31
BOOKS, STATIONERY,
PAPER HANGTNGS.

1T II To HAN Us.
SIMEON AaEas, At his well known stand en-
- Main Street takes pleasure aging to his numerous
friends and the public generally that his Of Books sa
toneryi ana Paper HangugS, compiste sxtsa
sVe than has ever before been offered in kenosha.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
vi the latest ard most approved standards, offered
y Aotesde or Reqt Of every kind and description
common or High Schools prices that fail please
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
comprising all the standard Works both Eng Ii and Amer
lean IN various and beautiful styles ef Bind gProse and
Poeiry-Histories Biographies Tales &C. Bibles Dicons
res Prayer Books aud Hymn Books New Books, from all
the great Publishing Houses constantly received by Express
STATIONERY.
Comprising every variety qlay.and style Of Letter Ssts
and Billet Paper; Foolscap, ruled and unrulsd,
white, and assorted colors; Cards, Of every
description; Inks, Iiukstands, G0kd Psns,
Steel PNns. Qui!ls. &c, 81.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-31
LET the Oppressed 60 Free"

J. 5. MARTIN recent fugitive, viii lecture on
slavery SoutA, at he Court House, ihjs Evening,
Thursday, Jan 3Ith. ADMISSION FREE
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-31

THEATRE.-A thea trica troupe under the
name of Varieties Theatre" have been per
forming in this City since Monday, last. We
understand they have had very good houses.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-31
WILM0T BLACKS MITHIN(

RANSOM SzEOyEEFEE,
BLACKSMITH AND WAGON MAKER,
S~TS-zns-A RESPECTFULLY informs the people Of
5<sszg~ Western Kenosha Co.. that he i. prepared 10
80 do all kiud. Of business in his line, in suPe-
~N'@-- rior manner. with promptness and dispatch.
IA StnitHug in all lis branches, horse-shoeng &C. proHp-
t|y attended to-
go Wagon- made to order repaired in good style.
Pows Drag and farming utensils generally manufactured
to orfsr short notice.
In short he prepared to do al necessary business well
and reasonable terms ~ Wino be done in
the city any other place in the country share Of the
Peoples patronage IS respectfully solicited
Wuiot, Io53 IlyII RANSOM SIOTLIFFE.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-31
HEAR We! HEAR YE.

+ II T. / \ $ II G 4 l. T.
IL notes and accounts due A. Lewis Son, remaining
unp2id after the first day OF February next, VIII be Sft
Cor collection therefore all utercsd would take and
govern themselves accordingly
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-31
ANTWERP, sOgTEEAlEpT0IE, AND
NEW = O ssxk.
EASTERN CARRIAGES FOR SALE.

Fine LOT Of Eastern Carriages double and single coz.
- cred AMI cpen ior sale Reasonable Terms Enquire
Jf \. y. NORWAY. EDGAR IENN0IER.
..er.r Tt,, o GfF
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-31

MADISON NEws.-Our Madison correspond
ent has given US mcagre instament Of Legis'
lntive doings this week, tor the reason, we pre- :
Sume, that there is little of general interest do
ing. couple of letters will be found on cur
frat page.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-31

DONATION TO Rev. Mr.. BiSHoP-We are
desired to state that the late donation visit of
the Pensioners, of the Rev. Mr.. Bishop, was
very pleasant and gratifying affair that the do
nations were very liberal, and that the recipients
of the bounty and generosity thus voluntarily
rendered, feel lively sense Of gratitudo for the
donations but more especially for the good will
and friendly feeling thus expressed
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-31
FOR SALE.
GIFTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

large assortment Of Annuals, Gift booss &c, for o.
sEd !ogrE. "A reh s1d beautiful binding Tor sale
KINGS Book stsra
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-31

AUTHUR's IIoME MAGAZINE The February
No. has been received and we find as usua.
much to admire in it. The enrraving5 are
beautiful, and the Literary contents are Of \
character to please all, and then the patterns,
fashions, and all that viii bc very acce table to
the Ladies. Ii is really wonder how the pub
fishers can furnish SO much for such price. -
One copy per year, s., four copies s.. We will
club the Home Magazine and our paper for
Philadelphia.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-31
CUSTOM MILLS,

WE will exchange Flour for Wheat, the sares posi-
~ be radio VIII Flour wheat, by the quantity for
customers, the lowest possible viog Meddinys
Shorts ana Bran, Away en- hand and FOR sale.
Meaning deserve LIBERAL patronage, confidently
EXPECT TO obtain it. WATSON & C0NKLIS.
Hsa5sh1. May IS55
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-01-31

Cooley FOR FEERUARY.-Ths number ofthc
most popular Magazine of the country has come
to hand. 1t sPa:kes as usual with gems Of art
Literature. The night before the Wedding"
is most beautiful engraving, and so is "Rcfcc-
tion," the colorcd fashion plate. There are ma
ny patterns for embroidery, Fashions, &c, all
neatly and admirably executed From fly
leaf in this number we see that the citizens of
Philadelphia gave public dinner to Mr.. Cooley
on the completion Of the 5Jth volume of the
"Lady's Book" Toasts were drank. speeches
made, and from this abstract of the proceedings,
judge they must have had glorious time
Well there are few men who better deserve
such a compliment Terms of the Lady's Book
50 year; two copies s.. We continue to fur
nsh it with our paper for $50 per year for
both. Address L. A. Cooley, Philadelphia
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-07-22

(ss) H Burson, A White, G w. Umberger, VIM
Jessee.,, 1891 H Burson, N Ramsay, q White, 3
0 Macy, G W Umberger, WIN Jessee, J A
Wakefield. [90l N Ramsay, M.Dunn, A White,
E G Macy, 6 W Umberger, VIM Jessee,J A
Wakefield. 1911 & G Macy. G w Umberger,
A Wakefield. 1927 F Labey. (s2) G Dunn,
VIM lessee, Jones. (9S) H Burson, N Ram
say, M Dunn. N Macy, A White, G Macy,
W Jesse, (94) N Ramsay. (95) H Burson, N
Ramsay, J M Dunn. (y6) NJ Dunn. (97) H
Burson, N. Ramsey; VIM Jessee, J N Macy
(96) ] N Macy, H Muzzy. t99)J M Dunn, A
White E g Macy, A Wakefield. (1C0) M
Dunn, j G Dunn, A White. (io1) N Ramsey
(l02) ] @, Dunn, A White. (l03).A White
[104) H Burson. (l0E H Burson, N Mace,
il Muzzy, Wm lessee, A, Wakefield. (1O6) H.
Buison. (10T) SJones,J J A Wakefield. (i0s)
Daniel, ,Woodman. (l09) r Laley. (li0)
w A M Vaughan, M J Metchell, John Long. -
(1l1) H, Burgess. I1l2) The Rev H B Bur
CESS, Charles Jordan, James Hickey, L. o. Will
worth, D u Howe, ] M Merriam, w r. Baggs W
AM Vaughan. (Ii3) John Long, L o Wilworth,
George Holmes. (ii4).L WilwoTth. (il5)
A w Burgess. (li6)s H w BuIge@, George
Holmes lli1) H B Burgess, John Long, D H
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-07-22
T siilc bs.ares For the TeleesFapni
> tLaura.--A Character. ol
~ 4aa1LalA :. lsAusDras.

asp fit 3eiNE9 h3i.4-A- Jfit a2it3I nrliaf
They said, she was a naughty girl; 0 h5sl
i That ruby lips withscorn did curl as1 4
. Above her teeth Of shining, pearl, "a
sDf sHA ~ = n t5y Gsn fNf sit-sy. ,
st,That to ambition.she was sold;
sJAnd she was distant, proud, and cold;
"a Nor felt affections silken fold.
All! little did the passer know,
or the deep tide that ran below,
E'en sopndless in its muffied flow:
And how a look, ersoul might chill;
~ A loving word, her spirit thrill,
\ And an her heart, with sunshine fill. a
Or, how she worshiped at the shrine
or friendship, where she did entwine
A gem OF love to glow, and shine.
or, how the calm, and dreany;eye e
The spirits workings did belle, NJ
To those she swept so coldly by. i'
Ahl little dreamed the gay, ween!
That underneath, that veil serene.
So warm nature glowed unseen.
And only might her lips unseal,
To those long trusted, to reveal .
That which brit few on earth can feel.
And striving higher, vet to rise
A spirit magnet in the skies
Attracting her uplifted eyes
She foated down the tide Of time;
Fer looking with faith sublime,
Unto more congenial cline.
KYoER, July 1856.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-07-22

(s6) H. Burson, N. Ramsay, James NJ. Dunn,
Andfew White, DR.. E. G. Macy, H. Muszy,
VIM. Jessee, John A. Wakefield. (67 E. @. Ma
ceN 1851 H. Burson, M. Ramsey, ]. NJ. Dunn,
John jh A. .'V Wakefield. fssl 3. M. Dunn, A. White,
8. g. Macy, J. A. Wakefield. [7Ol B. 9. Ma
cey. A Wakefield. [71lJM Dunn, Dunn,
A White. [72l E G Macy. [73] M Dunn, J
N Mace, A White, E G MaceyJ A Wakefield 81
[74] H Burson, N. Ramsay. l75]J g Dunn
l7el H Bu:son N Ramsay. J " Mace Dunn
A White. q @ Msoey, H Muzsy, S Jones, J A
Wakefield. [77l G Dunn. .[7sl H Burson N
Ramsay, [Tel H. Burson, N. Ramsay, @ Dunn,
H Mussy, Wsn lessee. 1901 H Burson, N Ram.
say H Mpzzy. (s1l H Burson, N Ramsay, J N
Macy, H Muzzg, W lessee, Jones, J A Wake
hsld. 1921 H Burson, J @ Dunn. 1881 H But
son, N Rsnssy, @ Dunn, A White, H Muzsy,
VIM Jessee. t84l H BuIson, VIM Jessee. 1851
H BuIson. (s6) II Burson, N. Dunn, 3 @ Ma
cey, WmJossoc. 1871 II Benson, N Ramsay,--
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-07-22

Horne. (lls) H B Burgess, Charles Jordan, H
D Horne. (ils) H B Burgess, Charles Jordan,
J N Merriam, Geo Holmes. (l20) H B Burgess,
@ Jordan, J M MerriAn. (l2t) L o Wilworth
(122) @ Jordan. Q23) H b Burgess. (l24 H
B Burgess. (126) Perry Fuller, Peter Basinger.
(I26) Perry Fuller, VIM Moore, F Javens.-
(i21 J FJayens. (i2S) VIM Moore J JavenS
Thos Mockbee. (i29) Perry Fuller; William
Moore. (I30) Perry Fuller, VIM Moore, Ja-
vens. T Mockbee (13t) Perry Fuller, W Moore,
J F Javens. (is2) Perry Fuller + Jsyens.-
(iss) Dr. B 9 Westtall, Joseph N Gearhart.-- -
134i Dt-B @ Westfall, Jesse w Wilson. ] M
Gealhart. (lsb) Dr, b O. Westfall. (i36) Dr
B G Westfall. ii37) DrB @ Westfall, W Will
son. (i3s) Dr. B @ Westfall. (ise) J w Will
son. s(il0) DR. B @ Westiail, JW Wilson. (t41)
Dr G weSthll, J M Gesrhsri, ti42) Dr. B Q
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-07-22

westfall. (l43}W Chesnut, (l44) VIM Ches-
nut. (i45) james M Arthur. ti46) W Bou-
ton, (l47) John Hamilton. (l4s) Hamilton, 3
B Cook, r B ATnett. tla9) J Q Anderson. l,60)
James A Stewart, Mr. n Rose. (i6D VIM T
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-07-22
MANUFACTURES.

DOMERoY ROLLING MILL COMPANY,
l. Front Stree, Pomeroy, Ohio. Have con-
stantly on hand and made to order, merchants
lion Of all sizes. orders solicited, and promptly
executed, VIM JENNINGS, Supt.
L.F.P0TTERAgent, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-07-22

CoALPoRT sALS COMPANY. Office in
~ Coopers BuldinA Coalport, o. Salt for
Country trade retail, THiRTY-F FIVE and FoRrY
OESTs pefoushet ~ a . s4 June 5
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-07-22

Johnstone. 1881 Andrew McCohnelB R W Will
son, A H Reeder. 1881 M A Garrett, Joseph
Stewart. [f54l N Osborn, Isaac Hascal. 1861
Augustus Baker. II 1861 Augustus Baker,. [157l
J. ED'Alis. 1851 BRess, W H Goodwin, DR.
James Noble, r A'Minard, Charles Hardh. 1881
J B Ross w PiGodwin. [l60lJ Ross, DR. ]
Noble [161] J,B Ross, Charles Hardh, A Sharp.
1891 ] Ross, G Haidh. 1881 B Ross, W H
Goodwin, DR. J Noble, R Chandler, T A Minard,
G Hardh, G MDyer, Q B TeLbs. [l64l R Chan
dler 1861 B Ross, DrJ Noble. 1861 B Ross,
Dr. J Noble, r Chandler, O Hardh, o B Tebbs.
1871 B Ross, Dr. Noble. 1851 Benz. Hard.
ing, John H Whitehead, Alfred Laizeller. 1881
Benz Harding, Willard P Hall, Df g a Cutler.
[lT0] DR. G A Cutler. tlTl] A A Jameson, W
R Richardson, Benz Harding J H Whitehead, J
Carter, A Larzeller, Willard Hall, B \
Brock, Q W Stewart, A M Mitchell, II Creel
G W Giillesp,es, [l72] L Dillon, G v Gillespie.
l[113l A A Jameson, Willard Hall, Q W Stew
art. [t741 A Al Jameson, W PRiChafdson Ben!
Harding, j H Whitehead, A LazelieE, w P Hall
IL P Blake [i75l A,A Jameson, W ? Richard,
son, ] H Whitehead, Willard = Hall, ll16] A
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-07-22

H&P P. CRoSBIE, wagon makers. Mulberry
il street, Psmeroy, O., ovei F. E. Humphreys
shop. Having had long experience in the BUSH
ness. they are enabled to execute, in a neatrand
substantial mariner, all orders for wagons bug
ges, carriages, &s, on short notice, and at reas-
enable terms. Aft tA eh. .t-
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-07-22

NRw YoRK, July 9.--Mayor Wood has
written letter declining thenOminaticn for
0oYernor. Uo'tibanl tElhaaf a Il Yt p
Two men from San Francisco, named
lulligan and Hughes, said TO belong 70 the
desperadoes expelled By tho Vigilsnco Com
mis'ee, committed an assault yesterday up
on member Of the Committee who arrived
IN .,be Illinois. eetti iff IN Al T'e'T
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-07-22

@ uGAR RUN SALT COMPANY, Porneroy.
~ salt Thnty-fve cents per bushel. Office
near the Furnace. g. GRANT, Agent. sa9r
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-07-22
WAGON MAKING.

T0nN W. HARDWOOD, Carriage maker, lower
- part Of Middleport, o.. Carriages, and Wag-
ons Of all minds made to order OF repaired on the
shortest notice. House painting, glazing. paper
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-07-22

A Jameson, Benz Harding, HWhitehead A
A Larzelier, O Huian. [l77l "A Jamies0n, W
P Hall. [i7sl A A Jameson, w P Richardson,
W Hall. [l79l w P Richardson, J White
head, J R Carter. W Hall, A M Mitcheil, H 3
Creel. 1891 B Harding, H Whitehead, J K
Carter, w Hail. (l8ll w P Hall, HI Creel
1881 B H Brock, 9 W Stewart. H $ Creel 1881
A A Jameson, W 2 Richardson, J i Whitehead,
A LazeIier,, G w Stewart, H Creel. 1881 W
P Richardson, @ B Whitehead 1851 A AID
mieson, B Harding, A Larzelier, 9 W kteytrt!
1851 S P Richardson, H Whitehead W Han,
Thos w Patterson, J P Blair. liS7lwiP Rich
ardson, G w Gillespie. l1SslRichald Tuck. Eh
Hamilton, John Lahdis, Luther Drckersen, W
Beattie, David Fzer. 1881 r Tuck, E'Dcker-
son, J w Beattie. 1901 r Puck, y Hamilton
] Lands. l[l9ll RTuck, E Hamilton, David FL
ger. tis2l r Tuck. [lssR Tuck Hamilton
j lends L Dickerson. [i94l John Landis.--
1881 R Tuck, John Landisi' [l96] Hamilton,
J + Foreman. rs7l 3 Hamilton. 1881 Dr. 9
A Cutler 1891 DR. q A Cutler, John Lands, 4
A Jameson. [aool Or G A Cutler l2oll J .
Crane. 1901 e X RZimmeIson, t2oS] 4 K zim-
merson, Joseph Potter l2oll BK zlmmermsn-
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-07-22

.DoMERoY SALT COMPANY, Pomeroy, o.
l Salt for sale at Thirty-fve cents per bushel,
for Country Trade, $3.50 XIX NJ. ~ w
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-07-22

0toALRIDGE FIGURING MILL. PonerOV.
~ and Crystal Flouring Mill, Coalport. Murr,.
dock 4 Nye, Proprietors. Cash paid for w heat
at all times. '''V''. ~ June ia
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-07-22
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-17

~ Clothing and Furnishing b"odsf III NAM SUM- NM
tuoul. Va. lr5b. Fall stoak le9hs ,,.,,.
calling attention to tho stoek Of Gneds INTRODUCED ~ W.
Subs ber perhaps wond b. veil to notice TIE het q oi
randy Increasing trndt " h a tahs 81 the 9.at inns
fb, time " have located n Rieimo And a an utt'
drc il alwav necessary take advantage q"
t. ucdumhy which 20 maxi our Itss kutA H. eA TX %
course that examination NIL Tas vii Judge lh il,ii
selves particular uss ieaE efHftS safizhed iha
the customers notions and Judgment Lust Ia consulted
We rcccip all Stock. aud assure fafeas'is
thing In the way Il GeHs NfafhE Appaitl WI
attention and The assorted he viii at all ls %
found complete that eat customers wants Will be saphe
Ily. every facility til proper prosecution ot 9af bua
mes. hope make the flct apparent In our customers ana
s.cnr, Satisfactory trade During the last We ha1e ut
t,duY cxprcs-y for Gents Furnishing foods where
customers Ind thing pertaining 10 TINT department
In t Cotlug Department we guarantee the Stock 10
b.. perfect point II dHrabHlty, lit and StYs because We
make Vcry In oIrscNts and have no hesitation IN saving
our goods equal the best order work ia the
country Watching the various changes 81 Fashion afties
may assured finding the atest and make IN ST.
Inspection and approval call Is solicited by
GROsIlONG q TUPhAN.
sep is No 10 Main St. richmond va