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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-06
Whalers.

Arr =, N B. sl,,, bark Richmond, Manchester Pseae
Ocean Tse.hana Feb ~ wiz gC 'S Sop p Sen. hone on
the voyage 90 bb oil RePsTt. Hot P.c ss Lsb.n.
OCT a 7 7s I.y. sm Zealand VIII 30 bt GO do
VII oil aud 500 n bone board % Lsnne Z imp Fan
sy s se BIZ, a. :p oil II from snf BARI Hhy Henry ss
Co Reports "a Chatham Island harse Dig Ja 1919 .. n.
SIt b. 10 3d. 400 VII ell we'll; 18th Martha, saiIs
&C. ., - 20 op q Is w. saw c6 susan q Sag B
Tor steering ENE. "a lat q 80 N lon o. ~ W. "a
lon u IS spoke ship Thorn,on OF and "a hours from Ne"fo
A s:. It g 81 With 10 ss p .1d q
oil on board. 20 Swift Allen Sent home the voyage.
% 6 y S S n' ta RsRI s Ts wea New e
go bbs p oil from baIk Bnjanin Cummings, TO Tacka
ansy 20 d from li bar. S
s. Aep; R'PS ri, nothing S. v.vo. sos0c., Pacific
Ocean, slcahusno March with 100 bb. sperm 10 ases o.
Is.ase houe LOCO DO. VII OIL and 1900 bone OF board 70
vh 1900 D one Hs; fsis5, 10 Sol: VII :, 81. "a
from hip coes to Fink P,sut.s New tOSdos y ISs
Etsown se2 bbs p q DO VIII oil from ship Henry '. ~.
Ry S'Pt 3 100 DO Ss q nS sS
An at NANTUCKET sls 'hp cAiswss, swain Ps'ihs yea.
told 80 p on board bs. taken two small whales On the s
'sge home Repots spoke April H. lat 2 IS s. lon y w
lon 70 20 W. bsSk sherwood Of sDd for Boston has sht
seasts Of sperm oil from chip Sea Queen to Andre" hHs
An at Sea Harbor seh Susan Smith from South ss,
land Islsnd with SIS Ibis. oil May lat IS y h., in u
w. signsled ship Oregon Of ,. H., bound nortA
Honolulu Jan. with leo bills. va, II do. ~ on board
Sent home So bbls wh. oil 81 coo n bone.
An at Holmes. Role soth Ut .hp POcshOnts' Batter.
North Pacific Honolulu Jan. Wytootseke Jan PernsH
bueo May with $50 bbs VIII % do oil and 500 eons.
Sent bone and sold during the 80 Dol. vi e
oil 600 bone Has freight 10 bbls. VIII oil from bark
Warren TO VIM. Wilcox, New Bedford.
letter from Capt Lyon Of shp Isabella of New Bedford
dated Honolulu April reports her with 10 bbs sp 5zde Va
OIL and 500 70 bone no: before repored eoand % -
North West Coast and Bristol Bay.
letter Capt Edrdss ofbsrk Amazon Of Fshsvsns
reports her st tea Feb. Is with 30 bbla WI vi,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-06

AtB,SY June S-wHrAr sales today 400 tasa xlu,,.
tee Club 81 90, white Canadian FL % Osrs ,s.s.
or state. WHISKY, S5ic CoES sale. to-day 40 bush Ne.
cru naked. f.,
OswrGo. june S-Ftovs scve ard steady sses q 50
bis 81 -6 81 or straight Sia.e, SD 81 > for W.oass
WHEAT UNCHANGED saie Of 800 BUSH Chicago Spras
Z So CosN quiet. CANAL FNEGHrS- Flour, S AAsss
lee 10 lork bot there very little shipplg L,kK N
foRrs-16Os0 bush. Wheat. CAvzL ExPoRrs-l7O 49,,
Flcur 6 90 bach. Nhesi. 200 bhs Pork.
RryFAto june 81 T. m.-fLcrR j. uuehAngsA sac. 81,
SO bb,. for ccnnon supcrfue Nisconsp Al "a
3 50 for eatrS DO ard Ohio Wheat Is dL Coax nou.
AZ 7s0Soc OARS 57G5Sc sales There has ben % ir,h,
irs TO-DAY. ard receipts are light
sPM-FoVR closes with good demand fnr tie n,s-io,.
sale. Of 30 bills At SO 75d ~ for uperdne Illinois AID WI
copsn and 25as7 50 for do and Iowa WnE,r l
snd lover ssles small At 49, for saosed oAts scvs sses
2lOo0 bush A. Sc RECEIPTS foI the y h0uS esas a ncon
10 dsy sOIC hh Flour q 0.O bush Wheat lSe 10 Corn
~ eco DO Oats. Canal ENPosrs 1908 bush. Wheat AeS
do Corn. Nope destined beyond ROchestsr.
MoRuE June Sc -CoTToN-Saes OF the week &Oat
b.r receipts OO stock - oo0 bales Prices have defined N
MN. OKLt AIS. June 6-CorroN-Prces are easier u,
10; quostN lower; sales 10 day 1850 bales sales q he
week $50 bales receipts Of the week 500 ba- s,Oc
G7 coo bslc receipts AZ this port less than as, year
2uc,O: receipts st all Southern ports less thaa as
wear $50 eco bales BRgApsTuFFs drll PoRx dull CoFut
steady; prime lOld0i. Sales Of The week lIoe bass
STOCK Guiding that Quarantine 1900 bags tSsieHy
Cotton rpool Sled and 20 Havre e. StEsiNv TX.
CHANGE lOt cent premium, and on Newfofk 1915 oE;
Other articles UNCHANGED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-06
Arrived.

Shin Ocean Pearl (of Porard) Chandler Shields April a.
Goals &c. 70 Barclay Livingston In lat ~ 40 On 81 o.
B!is Grace Wcfthpeton. Kelly Gon.ve. Nay ., osweSd
70 Mayhew Tslbt Co.. vessel to Thompson Hun.sr sid.
| In company with bark Ceestins for Boston.
| Big Eugene A. Reed. Reed, Rondout, for Boston.
Brs Matilda Eaton Ropdout for Boston. r.,,., oh.
| Msy is sugar &c, 70 Walsh, Carver 4 Chase
Brig CrcsssSn TOT Bucksport Hsgau Sagus La Grands Mag
| a. sugar and mola.'es TO II. ., BrOOLmsn;
Bris BloOmer Br King Dorchester N B plaster to mae
Rrs Mar Meant. Hopkins. New Haven in ballast, master
schr. Detroit West Boston day.. for Albany.
schr. Pswnee 81. John, Newport for Virginia
schr. Montro.e. Ball. Providence.
schr. Harriet Newell Smith stratfOrd for Rondout.
schr W R Camp. saRi., Derby for Piernont- ,.....
schr II p Fidderman. Smith with mdse from wreck Of
,chr Iudianos ashore at Long Beach ~ J. Capt reports
that the i, full Of water and large portion Of her cargo
sehr Jo.nrAb, Newton, Baltimore days coal.
schr Minerva L. wedmors (of New. Hesenl Robinson Ma
's seS Moo MSor aSs'PRF sh jseE.d R;a days. lumber
schr. Barv.rd Green, Virginia day. wood
schr Newport Turner, Virginia daJ corn 70 o. " YoI
sehr Moonight RoEers, Wilmington " C., days lumber
scbr Mathew Bird Johnson, Virginia, wood.
sohr Eleanor tof Csmdenl, Hosmer, St. johns p X, Nay
a. and mols,ses Peter HsrmOnys Nephew' Ca
vessel to Reed & Nash
schr seeuin, Bell Baltimore days coal.
(Bs..nj Nay H. via craSb Island Nay ~ run md old meta TO
Ksss JSn of ps1d1 s. oos B.
days; H%bti and rip iss. e iIsl.tssd 4 Co. "
SchT. hossuth, toker, eWburyport
schr Oliver Spelnan, Albany for Providence.
Scbr. Elliot, Knowles, Rondout, for Boston.
schr. John, Wright Portland, stone.
Sl0op Thomas Hull, Hull Providence.
Sloop Rhode Island Hull, Providence.
Sloop Oliver Ames, French Taunton.
sloop Mount Hope, Oliver, Taunton.
Steamer Delaware COpe' Philadelphia % hours, mdse. 10 "
Perkins.
Steamer Ann Flzs, Robinson, Philadelphia
Steamer Petrol, Arey, Providence.
Steamer Decatur, Geer Norwich.
Steamer Thomas Swan Wlets Baltimore O. hours coal %
Randall MorrelL
enthusiastically Illinois, Bosgs, A'pinwsl alp Hir
vest Queen, Young, for Liverpool.
wIND-sunset, S. and light. No inward bound vessels 10
sight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-06
iAdvertls S,.ttt
A CaRD-P Atrial DyAysrse AND DIs

,BAsGEs rSos THE EAs DIR HASTILY Principal and Pro
and generously offers % S.nd al ner.ons saarias from saec
tons Of The ear ~h0 ohste until cured thereby Provrs
HE success un'4n Aeb and ptote.ug thr 4liu ng '@i
did by paying s~tsyea aurs.ts' exhostln, Gee ia al
vance Sua th .teeton ois more seou' VII by pnnitss
the apPcs - ~ dangerous REMEDIES by ucxprreocea ~
ebsli"i esrds pi II may mere sia'e tit Do La c2.n
" <tVer with auy pesou adj erti'i@ % cif" deie..
Newer ts be given p.nissio1 1T he puDra7n g ce'n
taf psNortnE 90 euspato fem hun, ard rnu' tl,Ieo'e
'espoHale foT any alarming consequesces Te'niiR -.
paTaBn. The a not % ~
y~rsons but tho ds alton 81 Vnc = III most IN
Of ouch. 10 b. REGARDED cad ;r-a.-d van s' th
order aty ,olicituse Deafness IN The head ans
sb1 6ohHrges furn The speedily and Prlrell.'l'
afoved without causing the least pain or .. 49,.
al. gl4rsufeed Thee ma .. III
fhifs yesss close aud Aheft ,na' bis treat,
branch Of .peeiol rrscte hiss enabled tiH v ree
ment snch a dr-rrs q sucoc-s, as 20 hhu - -,
and ob~tiuats oes.s WELD by steady a'tc 20 '
L,ese,ihod Te de.truet on ~ Gre Of the 1' i'oI ~
Dr Harley W. fhe head hEsng tempo 80 80. - ~
his daties ia Phia1elphis, he VII r., -. 7
go,rits ~ los 9th 4. UnivcFnsJ pace
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COURT OF GENBEI5. sHssIoNs-JUNr - sefor.
- -, NSsNRDER SMITH.


AMER the lapse of about half hour in the dispose
Won :" ons minor s9e connected with the proceedings
ih N'o haes ASfQ indicted forgery in the second
bar 81 the Court. - e"' ~ Nv
The principal points In tia charge that the defendant
Nndcr th indictment the evening the 2b of Nh Ia,
between and O'Clock lao the drug store 81 a. I,,se
ETskine No ~ Eighth avenue ssd offered 70 pnch.ss not
tie of kesngeT Lnment for which he drurT,.t
hank the Buffalo Cy Bas received back from tic
dGuegd St 80 in change.
Mr. Eskins being tositd 20 all the foregoins fe.
and stated that eds,ey Aet t prisoner had ef store
closer examination Of the bl, he became satisfied
oouueTtrit he started i search Of the
had passed him his clerk way and be another
but they did immediately nG him shout II o'clock
night be ouLi the defendant under arrest az The station
house suspicion having coured this ofense AID the
witness az idpsed him the who hd passed the bad
positive In hs Identification 1rskne lac marked the
directly % the identity Of the bill dejrd the offender
having al tina, time heavy wskers dsr oysIcoal g. aud
back Kossnih sat
MI Hall here ssd the depoons o. M,s. Aie1andsr Men
zes No l72 Essth Avenue. Mt Hutton Of the eve
nue. and Mr. HeuTy Pets Of 40 81 Eighh Avenlc oil dgs
I' who .eveIsy sSOIe that isis Maombcr iato
Their estAeshme al different es on this 18th dag Of
March and a. each place asked for bottle Of Kenses n
e' and offered IN payment a; eah place I've dollar bank
not on e beo City Bank and II tyo Of the pisces be
% change IA return They also deshed the Of
ht msn who passed this money hTins heavy whlkers
dak oveFoost and kossuth bat Ard being in Court after
ibeI ep"niops WIS red Sem spd eegtted the yr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-06
COURT eCF COMMON PLEAs-TKIAL TrRm-Juue g.
Before Judge NGsAgAh.
EXPENSIVE SPORT.

This an action TO recover $4,000 damages for
injuries snsned by the plaintiff through the alleged mseou
he part the defendant The circumstances oftbs
follows In Of the German saloons Of this
city there i iep for the accommodation ands cf
quests tube generally called Mower The operator pacestbs
tube TO hs ups and by sufficient blowing forces the
little po,ad with wooden tCit end with consd
cradle velocity distance Of several feet The instrument
used Tor aset Practice The plaintiff alleged that the defend
ant without proTOcAton, AMI despite the Of
plaintiff did maeiously force this his head several
pn,s IT, BY unfortunate aim II struck him IN the right
totally depisa1 U II sight from that fore afte
Tie defendn; mp that he tired the plar n in
play m which the psiutn joined and that tie injury
purely accidental st the instrument perfectly harmless
unless struck in the sKd tina; particular
occasion the pGint GOOD with his h1ck toward hm when
t"dLing suddenly 1t stTu-k him In the
The Jury rendered ,erdict for plsintsf for $500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-06

UsFonrUSiTE LocoToTVE-The locomotive Gov.
Southland Of the NewJersey Railroad and Trans Co.,
which ran into the draw bridge at the Iiackensack
and was sunk, had just been repaired on Wednesday
and was fired up, ran out upon the turn-tabe and
back again. The water then blown out Of her
and the fires exngushed in her furnace, but they re-
kindled and burned her entirelY ont.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-06
Launched, Sold, &c.

schr Ellen Rizpsh Of lO tuns burden, built az Esssx "a.
year has been purchased by Mesrs Moses NJ Ross On
fifth Jane. Sanbon and Richard Dodge, Of Newsuypon f
1880 She is intended for hrstcass hshermsD and 9ns
Of the best yesses in the feet. lhcfsa
LIVERPOOL, MAY 2-The hull Of the ship Sea was sold D,
private sale for no sterliBg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-06
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-June 5.-Befor-
lodge ISGBRsOLL.

TIE FKENCH kAILWAY FRAUDS.
Mr. Townshend, counsel for Parrot, this afternoon APP
piled Judge ngerso for writ Of hsbess corpus directing
the United States Marshal other having Parrot in
tody bring him before Judge of this Court Nh TOwnshend
petition forth that Parrot had been examined before United
States CommsoneT Belts who had adndged tina. the pro
seeeDg against Parrot not warranted By the evidence
that the l Of June Parrot has been discharged from arrest
and the eth inst he rsrresed upon warrant
but rely upon memorandum Endorsed the old snd
directing the Marshal 10 and retain him IN custody Mr.
Townbend also asked that oeroran Issue 10 the Commission
e 20 b ing the proceedings before him.
Judge soil said that inclined think that
but the President Of the United States had the power
Discharge Parrot any Of the prisoners If the Marshal had
discharge Parrot and found no he warranted
in earTsting hi In couev sion he absolutely refused
srAnt thi writ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-06
BROOXL YN ITEMS.

DgeTH OF A lone ISLAND EDnOR.-Col. VI. w
Hunt editor Of The Correct0r, published at Sag flar
Dor Died at his residence at Sag HarbOr on the 3't
nit He had arrived at the advanced age Of eighty
three year, and had been editor for the last hrysx
wears
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-06

Ladies iudee for yourselves 10y actual ecu larI-
,on wsthi any other Millinery Hgr'e IN town 1s 19Gh
hons slse straw t}1ods, Fcnd : w"rs &c, " thoe Oh
Wuut No Isl BIZ sdway, at cq.'Ay low prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-06
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

The Doc LAw.--Mayor Westcott OF jersey City
has issued his proclamation prohibiting the running at
large of unmuzzled dogs from this day June 81 until
the first dsy of November next, in jersey City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-06
Pa..enaera Arrived.

In sehr Maerrd from Matansds-J Hayes, " Getty and
+. Hooker. 49,. , ,,-,. -,
In sehr Richard Bult-inkie fonl crYr-R Whitehead
James Edwards IT, Charles Foss. Mrs HbOe and nir Mira
Couea ssd two children Mrs Gray and two Children Miss
Gam
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-06
IAavsrtisemcrt-l
TeAs.-TUE CANTON TEA COMPANY have On

bod every variety Of TEls for Groce Tea Dealers ana I
vi. fauiSes-So1chong Oooug and Young Hyson from y
Gun der and Imperial from . cents n IS
qualities equally low Also, 10 boxes OF gooo
qreato one DOH Call and examine.
No ~ ChrthaIns,, between Pear and Rooseyeltus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-06
Rere;p,. Of Produce .JrSg 5.

RI North Rsr Rodts-Ss2s bbls Flour 81 pigs Ashes g
do Pork l76 do whisky l62 bush Wheat 400 do Data
Rv Erie Railyoadfs bills Provisions 50sS sdss Lss,Ae
l29 pkgs Butter, IS bales Sims.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-06
lAdverisementl

FCfXTATNR' : (KtAM o. Wild FLuWtK>-h
ELEGANT y net preparation for the almost in taneous
I.r,cI a ian rnpes Frcctle &c and for washing infants
and Children Geu;lmen wiz find II delgh.n! Tor shavns
aur,-es Sed'oy all drnggs7, +. q. FOSTh'NL Co, Nos
Is e,d Braflw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-06

OUT-DcoR RELIrF.-The Overseer Of the Poor of
Jersey City has suspended ali outdoor relief for the
poor since june T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-06

.BuReLARY.-'The house of John COnselyea, corner
Of sham avenue and Sklsn street, burgsHousy en-
feed by forcing open the windows Thursday after
noon during sbsence Of the family and vsrions articles OF
eotbug vaedUt about lO0 stolen thererom The burglars
<acaped uuuetpcfed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-06
LAW NTELLIGEVC
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-JUNE 5.-Befsrs
Jpdge BETTs.
THE SLAYER ELLEN.


Jpdge BETIs.
SLAYER ELLEN.
The UniteA States ag: the brig Ellen her tackle. g..
This WAS libel filed against the brig Ellen, her
cargo &c the of 1903 prohibiting the fitting Of
vessels port Of the United States for purposes OF slave
trading
The called up for trial when the District Attorney
stated that ready his witnesses had
been subpeused yet He asked that the be postponed
caimButs pressed the for tI and asked for default
Judge said that the had been the calendar fo the
three and lie could not consent to afurther
post ponemcnt. IL must q right
The District replied that the had been the
calendar before the beginning the
for going without his witnesses he could Lot at
tempt 1t. .
The Judge ordered that default be taken and the bs dis
missed, which accordingly done.
THE SLAVKI MERCHANT.
The United The Schooner Merchant her tackle &c
This was libel fled under the act in the
above.
The District Attorney said that in this he in the
san predicament g. In the other
Default was taken and the libel dismissed I'm this also
The District Attorney then offered the We'd
nesdsy he pustng that he not ready the default,
should stand.
The defendants counsel M Donahe consented and it
"a ordered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-06
UNITED sTATEs COMMISSIONERS oERIcE-Juyr S

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFlCE-JUSE 5.
Before Commissioner II. Z. SrILwELL.
CARRYIsG AZ EXCESS or PASSENGERS.
Charles G.. Chevers, captain of the ship Onward,
srreed for carving excessof passengers He was baed
u the sum Of $26Wo9.
CRUEL AND UNUSUAL PUNISHMENT.
- Prudent, second mate of the ship "Wide
Awake arrested Tor cruel and unusual punishment II,
committed for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-06

IMMATURE Almanac. THIS DAY. -
sun-Ris.s,. 4:29 Sets........ T:2s Noon-sets sla
wATEs....THiS DAY
sandyHook. 6l0m Gov. Island. 7oom Hell uAte'''' SSa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-06

CAMPHENE ACcIDENT.-Eliza Hall, servant in
the employ family residing No. IS Gold street
riousy Thursday by the explosion OF canphene
tam
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-06

ro,al...............slo9s5O s9ssl, S5 sl2SNls9
One million Of dollars in silver arrived at Louisville
on Sunday in charge Of the Adams Express Company,
from NewDreans, for the United States Mint at
Philadelphia.
The business Of the Clearinghouse today was
s25,e55OOO.
The following are the receipts Of The Morris Canal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-06
uplands. Florida. Mobile. N. o.

Tots Pots and PeaTs.. ~, ~ - y.
rOTTON-The market il dull aud declining Ine sales are
: = anonL H. o.. n-lnta.i.n. nominal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-06

ported a. ZOO bales. OuI quolu.Ious W,
HEw.YoRK cLASsIFIcArIos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-06
Markets Carefully REPORTED FOR HE IkiBu W.
FRIDAY June 8 1857.
LsHFs-Tbe market very quiet but firm for both KINDS
aes of Pots az 81 SIT andPears az 81 oG ~ o't sSefS'

srocK OF ASHES JUNE s. lsS .
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-17
IN TlAlE or PEAcE PREPARE FOR

A ND no wonder. AS soon as the Russian
II larned that the Allies had procured som
of Gamers guns, they "cAvEp" the consee
quence was, the Allies took possession Of III
city.
The march of improvement ard civilization
is fast destroying those fine old hunting
grounds where our forefathers delighted 10
''chase the bounding dco.' Game is becom-
ing scaIce, and the sports of the chase are
seldom INDUCED in. A few of these hunt
lug grounds remain. Let sportsmen use
them while they can. 8t>
Robbers, burglars, incendiaries, and mur-
derers lutk in almost every community, It is
we'll to be prepared to defend yourselfagainst
theirattacks. When you think of these
things, rememberthat,
SILAS GAHNER, Gumsmith,
is now in the building formerly occupied by
H. Atkins, as atailor shop, a few doors above
the Rolling MILF and that he lis prepared tc
fill all orders for + IRE ARMS of every de.
scription-Rifles, Shot-Guns; Carbines, Oh
even 76 Mushets. He is also prepared to dc
all kinds of repairing. He invites particular
attention to his Patent Breech Rifes--tht
greatest invention of the age.
In exchange for his Guns he asks nothing
at all-except the money. Call and dsee him
Pomeroy, Nav 23. 854-tf
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-17
STERNEMAN & MKITRICK,
THE ONLY RESIDENT
SURGEON DENTISTS,
Gallipolis, Ohio.

OIlS.
III aving procured and in possession o
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 performed 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 Gutta Percho. In
sertion of teeth upon suction is the only le-
gitimate plan Of insertion, as Clasps generally
ruin the teeth they surround.
All other operations belonging to the pro-
fesslon, will be performed by them N the most
thorough manner, such as filling decayed teeth
with the best of Gold Foil or Tin Foil, as thei
make use of no Amalgams. All the opera
tions 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 promptly
attended to. Uniformity in prices but NJ
credit. r oa ..ra
" DR.. Sterneman will visit Pomeroy OF
the first Monday OF each month, and may b.
found at the Merchants Hotel.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-17
Great Cure after the Physicians had failed.
SOAP AND CANDLES!

THE Merchants Of Pomeroy and vicinity,
L will find il to their advantage, to send
their orders for the above articles to the sub
scriber as he can furnish those articles Of as
good quality and at as fair rate, as can be
bought elsewhere.
D- All orders promptly attended to.
b. o, HUTCHINSON,
JuAe f4-t. Parketsburs, !, Va,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-02-17
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New York Type Foundry, i.
AND PRINTERS looms,
Established in 1923, No. %, Spruce street,
New York, Four Doors below Court
TNHE subscribers prepared to furnish his well known
L and superior Book and Newspaper Printing Types
in fonts to suit purchasers. Also German and Orna
mental Types Greek, Hebrew, Ornaments, Music,
Brass Rules &C., manufactured of metals equal to any
in this country and finished in the most
ncr. He also furnishes Presses, Chases, Composing
Sticks, Stands, Cases, Furniture, Ink, sc.
Wood and Metal Types
From other Foundres. and every article required in
Printing 0nce at the lowest prices for cash appro-
we'd paper. Type, cOpper-fnced by the Newton Com
pany furnished to order. ldtypc received at cents
per pound, in exchange for new Estimates for print
ing establishments furnished on application.
Also, twelve thousand pounds plau and ornamen-
tai types, Borders, &C., of the late foundry Of IL. II
Green for sale cheap for cash. and fonts of second hand
Type, from Small Plea to Minion; second hand Print
ing Presses; one large Double Cylinder Taylors; ono
Medium Drum Cylinder Tayors; one Gordon Press
two Ruggles' Bill Head and Card; one Lawyer; one
Hand Medium; one Ruthven Cap; one Lithograpit
Press
TFPrinters of newspapers who will insert this ad
vertlsement three weeks before January J. 1857, ant
sending me Que of the papers, will be paid in printing
types when furnishing four times the amount of the
| bill. PETER G. CoRTELY0U.
Sept 10, 1s5s-n29-w3