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DUNLAP
CHALIRRAIk SPRINGS,
Near BOLIVAR. Hardeman County Tsn1.


TTsHE undersigned viii reopen these celebrated
IL SPRINGS for the second season, on MONDAY,
the 10Th OF Nay, having pEcsd the BuildinEs and
Grounds IN ane condition any watering Plzcs 10
the Southwest. The Grounds have been EXTENDED md
besuied with evergreen shruboery the forest cleared
and graded the painted and furnished with new
cotton MATTRESSES the Bali Room decorated and put IN
dne oonditos the three Ten Pin Alleys and swings have
been pat In sosd order
Toe waters, there being I've Springs consist Of
Chaybeatr. Sulphur and Free Stone and noW In abun
dance, sucient for 900 persons day and the cura-
tive properties Of the waters for al Eho adctsd
with pr0psey, Dyspepsia Running Sores and for the
Diseases % ZEN ales are established a. guarantee.
The Dunlap Springs acoess lbe BY the Misssslppi
Central znd Tennessee Railroad bens sltuat-d only :
nues fem Bolivar 20 from Grand Junction and 70 fm
Memphis BY rail Hacks are running In connection with
the from Bolivar, being 0zy I've hours from
Memphis 70 the springs The travsler is guaranteed
against exorbitant charges the fare being 50 cents m
TIE railroad dspot 70 tAe springs and IS ror bag
gage and servants.
There s also Zoe running stream and excellent g. h
ing grounds with carriage road 70 the creek. only
quarter Of mile from the Spr g, and a1undauce o.
wild turkeys, ducks and squi-r-ls.
Prof H-ssbg with his ane Brass and String Band Is
the and VII enliven the 10 hs
day With Brass music, and At night with stIinE music.
J @. EADELMAN,
au7I-iaEf-u p-nurfrtnr-
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Honse-Move and Raiser

s,D.-,u...s.n. ., rr,p.pur,..,1p. - -.
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Summer 8etrtats.
Bailey Springs.


INCE the death of Mr. Bailey tese oe@brsted sgFinES
| - have been purchased bT company, Who bave re-
nosed the entire premises built large number Of spa
clous raoas besdes many other improvements neoes-
sGry FOR The comfort of visitors
win rezard 10 the curative properties Of Bailfy
Springs their csey have been fairy and sstisfaeto-
ny tessd thousands instances 10 render t IN
necssssry the part Of be prcp lstors % say word
as 20 heir virtues sucs Il to say, however that Il .
generny Il universals conceded that for the cure
81 the following diseases. Bailey SPRINGS are unsur-
passed by any 10 the World White SEelings fetters
scrsdula Dropsey. sDeI sis, Female Dis ases ss ven
Vsnereal and Cuianesus Diseases Of every descr
ton
tors.
ne SoriaEs are open Summer and winter, and the
conadencs them greaf that there never less
than hfy vsitoTs present. They oeated m lauder
dale county Alabama nine miles from Forencs and are
accessible q ali sections regular Inc %
stages and Ia ks viii TWICE DAY frou fuseuln-
ba 70 the sprrgs oonnecDg with TIC cars as hey pas5
ruseumbia each way.
The locality of The Springs unsurpassed being IN
pleasant and healthy esuntry, with nns nsning and
hunting grounds.
large Livery Stable has been erected at the Springs
and every deseription of vehicles always Be- had
TeB-Dn Alleys Billiard Tables. and every descrip lon
o. smusensut may Be fouud on the premises
C0tiion and DANCING Parties given reguiariy auri1g
the week.
A Band of Music a. been engaged for The season.
No tnsrt VII spared the part Of the propretorf
70 render visitors comfortable and az esabs
suls-ff Bills. CONNER CO.
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nB J. sLKDGE has returned from New Tork,
u aftsr absence Of nine months, and has erected
aStoundiEg cures IN that city He has taken an
en at Ne. - A0nree street between Main and second
utzoets AMI win sesune The pracoe % Medicine, where
be has for sale hts eelebrstsd Compounds calls at
ts1deN 20 day night As be intends ocEtlng perns
ne1ty 10 Aeurhs, and from ne great suooeEs he has
had I. ne reai nent Of the various diseases he thinks
he shuEd have lera psronss- from the citizens Of
Msurhis iAnS-dly
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EASTERN PORTS,
From C a iro, Illinois.
l5ATRo AND NEW ORLEANS.

rT1HE ILLINOIS CzNTRA KAILROAD ana OHIO
ami MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD have oomoetsd ar
Fsntg with the 70 loving swim asd elegant Passen
and Frslsht eambosts forming regu line sys-
~ nfa ffna
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m nREII-LE EARLY

TLlaLe hIsEIssLTTI-T j
NTAvTEG located Permanently in Memphis, offers his
professional services to sc tzens and persons IN
che s1rrouRdinE oou1rE- Special attention vii Be given
tc OsstetEica and all diseases Of women and ch-
dren.
Residence on the corner o, HsrnandO street snd
Browns Avenue once, % Madison street ny2- iy
,. KNOX wALEER................sW. ". L. M'CoSsICo.
VrTALKBR & N1OoNNIoo, Lawyers, Memphis. Ten
w nessee. once. No. q South side Court Square.
auis
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~ Hon. Rufus Choats has been suggested
as me Democratic candidate for Governor OF
Massachusetts,.
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NJ The anxiety that 8 man feels for want
Of funds, is called capital punishment
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The IEthmua Csnal-Ths FrshsA Interfering.
The San Juan correspondent of the New
York Herald, writing under date of May ID,
conmunieates the following intelligence.
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WIN, r.. ARICR

Z. n. TERsER---JSo. C. FARRIEsTos---o- TERSER
Kerger. Harrington s. Yerger,
A-rOREETs AT Law, MEMPHIS, TKEN.
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r ORNE,S LAND OFFICE

n EosEBY HUNTS BLOCK No. Is; Lands IN ne
MI Chirkssaw and River oouaties, in Mississippi
PEntations n Mississippi and Arkanses City Lots in
proved aud unimproyed % Nsuphis snd Suburbs, 81
ways % hard snd tor ssie. spzs-iy
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Per -
h dren under Ten years OF 50
Servants Of al %
A iberal deducfion viii b. mate IN tha above rates
when families remain month during the
REFERENs Es-Gen. Hinton, Jackson, Miss joseph
Cox ESQ. Seima. Ala Dr.. D wefs. Jackson Kiss.
John ". LApsiy, Selma, Ala. Ne 40 Prince,
Tuscaioosa. Ala : Drs- " Il. 2 NeWsum, rus-
c1nbia Ala. n O GsuaEsy, G. P. Fouts. Esq q D.
small a.. Memphis Tenn. A. n LconeY, EEq. Co
iumbia, TeT n THOS. y. KELLER.
ruwTa aa-arn
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Beaver Dam Springs.

hickhan OOunNy, Achh-
FORTY MILES WEST OF COLUMBIA
Change Of Prop-ietOrship and Management
THIS eel.brstsd Watering- g-Psee having been pur-
chased 0y the subscriber, has beel thoroughly
sarcd and renovated vii be opened for The reception of
visitors on TIE
TW 0ntio 9th or M Rys
Tas prop stors having disposed of their entire in
the SPRING., the subcber, assIsted By Ms
Keller I'll the entire mansgrmeut q the sstab
ishmsnt and neifhr pains VII be spared 70
7snd-r Bea Dam Of the pleasant and comort
abb vatering-p a-es n the Southwest
ACCOM- nODATIOhS AC--Ihe build ngs have All
piaced enc ent repair and many improvements
sdded that -FOUR HUNDEED visitors can Be accom-
oatec with every cafort and cougsI ience Ihe taole
VII BE- ao1rdsnty supplied and VII Be equal 70 thoss of
drsf-ciass bOtris-
THE WATERs-Fhs waters 81 Beaver Dam consist q
Whts Grey Red and Black sulphur Chayoese, lpruV-n
By analysis Be TIE strongest n the STATE and TIE best
q Freest0ne Ead Llnesfore.
MEDI AL AFTENDASCE-The subscriber, Who has
been for last ten Yeas, engaged the practice q
medcirs IN NoTtb Alabsna ard aemphis, can Be con-
msnded hours - visitors who may chance % need
bis services a. physician
MANS or ACCESS TO BEAVER DAM-Thsrs are
three routes 70 these Springs all Of which 10 dne
pair. line Of coaches viii from Coiumbis thrse
times week and passengers viii g through from that
place day and pass n the est roads IN
the State Arrangements have been made a. brittia
Landing The Tennessee river, b. Whica visitors a
gruschnE from hat direction WI dnd ready Conveyance
70 the Springs.
AMUsEAENTs, kC-Visitor6 vii dad at Beaver Dam
a larss Ball Room. Tsn-Pin AIsTs, &C. A fns trout
str The place and dser n great soundanee
may be found IN the lmnatdlass vicinity.
n n n y = =
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ARrnIn HILL.


4 TTORNKTS At Law, Solicitors In ChancerS and
General OoIlssting AGENTS, Jsciuto, Miss VIII gvt
propt attention to business dde 70 them profes-
sssn.ly Refer 70 the past idex 70 the future.
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PARIS HOUSE CONFECTIONERY.
Wholesale and Retail
CANDY MANDATORY,
NJ dT E-o,& D.


TNHAEKPUL 10 his friends and the public for the very
liberal p8trouage extended 20 hin for the last twelve
years, n. LOUIS hONTEDONICO beg leave to inform
theetiIens Of Memphis and vicinity, that he viii en-
stantly keen hand large rent Of the best i'm
ported WinesCarst, Fort, hAdeiras white sc; also,
oteh Ale and Loncon Porter Also the best Brandies
warranted 70 Be pure and genuine.
n. L AoETEDONIco always keeps en- hand great
variety OF Fancy Candies and Toys Assortment Of
stick Candy Prunes iErs and box-s Rasins, Craps
every kind Of Fruits and Nuts, Pickles, LOostsrs, Sar
dimes Olives, Prpnch and English Mustard Sugar. In
loaf and boxes Caracao harlschiu0 Old Wines Ginger
Preserves Savannsh New York and 5stOH Preserves,
CAtsdp Pepper Sauce Chocoae, CordiAs, Syrups Mac
csroni Vsmacel, the best Havana Cigars. and great
many other articles TOO numerous 20 mention, now 9f
ferec for sale very loE eil her By wholesale rta
he would Be glsd 70 wait his old Customers a1d 81
many new ones as may call upon him. promising then
genuine articles and coed bargains mY2-iy
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no r-Spectfuuy inform the c. iEens Of Men1- -
phis ana the surrounding country thst ] al 5lsf
-rdrarad with The necesssry scrtWs and fixtures III
Ia Move Raise Lower and 5traighten Buildi1ss -
f an descriptions Persons wanting work doae in th1t
lne riu and t 70 their interest % call On at ny
oIce on residence ooruer Of Main and Overton strest
Memphis HlLLLAA bOO1h.
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4 IS o o @ Q 10 @ q q Is . $50 IS q
.. 4 50 % ! 50 OoI 60 Is o IS IS 8 q s
.. % % 10 % "a Oois p o IS % 80 % 50 g
d 8 70 % Is 5oiI eo0 % IS @ a IS 81 50 g 8
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q o . o % OOa4 O0sa o 20 % 50 C S sOiOO %
8. q s. IS o . 50 p o. % s % S. : q 8 IIs 50
ss o5o COS g 8 O0.0 90 % . 0O7 IS % rs e
~ o1s sagszss ssosvsbis vesE, per amman, SO o
- TNO szoArss, reaswsbls weekly, PER Hnnuns 60 %
n An Advertisements required 70 Be kept en ssoond
eEEss cEkRsED AS SEw FACE DAY, Ehs o. third PSge,
u AdTertsements creoted % be displayed, set In
4rSs tyPe, eharsed DouEEE rates.
TeETy Edvertissrs vi be charged extra for occu-
ping spaoe over contract, and when LARGE TYPE s re-
yud % Be Hse Sr The sdvtisenen kept On inside of
Tsa-ly advertisers win be charged extra st regular
sss fer vents, Rents, Removals. oOpGTtnershiP No
.R- TzxEsIEEr kDTERTIsIss zusT Be PAID rOE
- - ssvyrs,ssusnt wln spBs1r IN the weekly paper
Ualess ~ specisl contract.
en q irreguar Intervals 10 either Of The papers WI
bsehzTged 81 per square for eveIy insertion.
ANNOUNCING c&nlllAtee 10y slatcl NousIy ana NJ
nicps onoss IS esch % Be Psid IN scvEnce eve-y
Instance
- An aerertissnsnts fer ChErifsbie Institzt0nE,
F1re Csu4sries, ward Town. and other Public Meetings
tChs CHARGED half prize.
n Marriages aEd Deaths published news but
o6taAres Tributes of Respect and Funeral Iuviato1s
Bcther Hdvortisemsnts-
~ An Legsi Ead TTnnsisus Aazert,semsats win Be
narEed By the tnsertis1.
u Editorial Nstioes IN Local Oelumn VIII be charged
oce1ts per Ire.
n No Distraction or vsri.slOn Win Be E,sas frsn the
''soihs f''If T;oLsyAHsE. rRousp.1K Dill
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IL ESTa URA AV II.
MAY 22. 1859.
6ATEM AN & Ne r M Q N ,
MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE.


kBMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
TN announcing the opening OF RKSTAU- n
/ RANT, t0sether with ohoics assortment SS
Of hottsd win 5 sDi its ,LJndou porter Scotch zk
Ale, sc. We beg leave to aoquSint you with .As113
determination 10 select none but the cnocst -
most approves qualities OF the different descriptions OF
each By which means shall at 81 times, have u IN
eur power 10 insure 10 our friends and customers such
Artces will trust, merit their appreciation And
obtain for a continuance Of thsir favOrs
tits our utsnti N. kevise 70 keep constant supply
Il Bottled Wine, Porter, Ale and Cider In readiness,
the farmer direct from the dOsks TO insure It's being
geruino as imported
Our terrs and prizes win be found fair and moderate,
being C. ouated TO adord competent remune'aiSn 70
the ssIeI without suhecing the p1rohaseI 70 inposi-
ton.
Relying Tor encourasement the careful selection o.
our stock and the strict attsntion which shall uni
forly give 70 the due execution OF all orders with which
you may b. p Ased 10 favor We lOoS forward with
cor 10 recvtng proofs Of your spprobaton b
repetition OF commsnds and we remain, very re-
rmys5 dsSff BATEMAF HKRMoE.
Arkansas Scrip for Sale,
IN sums to suit purchasers. Apply 70
| e; Eorvell, Boone 4 Co.'S
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A TT0REKT AT Law, Austin. Tunica county, Miss,
n viii attend 70 the payment Of taxes, redemption Of
hand either forfeited SOC for taxss and VII promptly
oteod 70 the s1sminzou Of Land titles IN the counties
- Tunica 0oAh~ -. Bolivar and Washington.
tanS-daufu
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+!

HEAD "a LLE q LII Is
FTIHE geuui1e hlghy CONCFNTRs sFED Bo1RHAEs'S
II HOLLAND BlTrgRS Is put up In haf piut cotlles
only and rstaled at collar for single fcttiss me
great demand fer this truly ceba-ed medicine nas m
ducsd rnauy limitations which tbs public should suaTd
a. ,sr BFRHAvE's HOLLAND BTTrERs, manu-
s.sured by Beniain Page. Jr-, "a Co. or filtsouien,
pa and see that their name b on ne .l Or etey 1o-
-. BENJAMIN PACE. gR-, a CO.,
Manufacturing Pharmaesutist ana Chemists,
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roVrIOv HARPER

OREETISS Bolivar OJu7ty Mississippi, General Land
Agent far Arkansas arA Mississippi.
REFEREScEs.-Sov. h 5. FOete, Memphis; Brooke
Sn~des vickEhrrE. ap2l-o6m
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DtssOlutiOu.

THE arm Of FLsURNOY, COOPER & LAKE 4
this day dissolved By mntns con ent, the name q
- mo g. FLOURE0Ys
N 7. COOPER,
.-,n .-fE " LEAKH
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.EaEaE RRCRirRN,

nKR steamers Ingomar, Editor, Alvin Adams, and Il.
R.w. Hms
Suaar-Fair. Prime ara Choice;
SuFsr-Crushcd and Powdered;
NOiasses-Barreis and halves;
Golden syrup, Rio Coifse;
Roe Herrings; Mackerel In bbis. aud kits;
f. Tobasoo and Cigar Star Candies;
Extra st. Louis Flour;
Bacon Hams, sides and Shoulders;
An Of whUh win be sold st the lowest cash prices.
JEO g. FLOURHOY,
Sascsssor 70 Fiourn0y, Cooper and Isake,
apls-d ias Main street.
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INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.
GENERAL ADVERTISING AND COL
LECTING AGENCY.


NO. 3 HowARD's ROW.
TTAVINa estsb ished ourselves In the sb0ve busness
II We respectfully solicit the patronage Of the eoml-
nity.
keep constantly on hand hne and select stock q
Now lettes, Periodicals, &c
- Refer to Jas &. MerrimEn, Wrn- Park T. n
Trfce Rev Dr Barbee, Archibald Wright Esq.i Juage
mo A. N0oe, II W0rley Patterson, N. o. GALWAY l..
ID stIcknev Baletiu Cornpany MoClaushso, Trousiaie
4 Dill ap@o-J
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a TTORNBYS AT Law, Chsrlf ston, Miss. wiz prHo-
~ tios the folio sing counties Of Hcrth Mississippi;
snIiahaschie Panoa. TslobusbA. Carroll, SunnoEer;
The FEDERAL Court PontotOo and the Supreme Court
81 Jackson. Prompt attention viii be paid 70 the Oeec-
9ion Of Claims placed IN their hands.
REFERUsCEs - Watsoa, Graft Benton, Holly
Springs, Ms; ". p. Stearns Oxford, Miss B 8.
Fisher, Jackson, Kiss; WStt Noble kobley, y Or
leans Ia apl5-3n
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THE SPHEREOTYPE,

THElatest and by far the most important improve
nent IN PhotoErspty & tha recently patented PIC
rure known as the SPHEREOTTPB, which 10 not onl5
new and unlike any of its predecessors, bat greatly So
psrior 70 an he Sphereotype is proof Against III,
ara md yvATss and FOR richness Of tone, warntn q
erpresson and distnctness has equAl-ln fees ~
iusion Is such that the picture, image seems
et In air, entirely independent Of the BACK ssou -,
For his picture we have the exclusive risht ~
phis Spccfuens'can be in cur Gaerys ~.
ures are also taken N the various styier oy ON
PROF. REMINGTON,
- oo-phl1ee M Chemist With the Artist Snion 1nA
Slss I'm Al .I times ts Prodncs superior P,s.uses
.s., No Csrkss Marble Block-
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Inhn BPOWn.

~ -oER rHB CONMERCIAL HOTBIs Is PREPARED 70
] unst o. tbs sentleusn Win his s.lt Aun pepsses
ticns a1d othsr 11Bic1 far ne hAY. tst
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
WASHINGTON,
PHILADELPHIA,
NEW WODE


WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK.
THIS Railway, fully and newly equipped and passing
throdEh beautiful and healthy osurtry, ofsrs %
travellers from the Mississippi Faey three hu
dred miles shorter and possessing greater dispatch and
comfort than any other 70 tie EAST and NORTH.
TINE AND FARE REDUCED Under The present
schedule Of the Post once Department ne DELAYS are psr
nittsd and saving edscted Of "a hours
Passing through slave Territory, ample security At
forded for the c0nveyance u Servants
AT Dalton Ga, choice OF R0utes Is ofered-by con-
tinuous railway through Georgia, south Carsina and
North Carolina to Rich nd By the Great Metropolis
tan Line through East Tennessee and Vrginia 70 Knox
Vile Lynehourgs Richmond and 70 all Of the celebrated
Virginia Springs
THB EIP3ESs NAIL TRAIN leaves Memphis daily
At TOO P N ,st0pping At all staiiIDs.
Tbs ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Memphis
DAILY (exeept Sundaysl a. IS, P. N, for Junction
with q Mississippi Central and Tennessee Central
Railroad somerville and intermediate sta ions
TRAINS CONEECT-At Grand Junction with the
Mississippi Central Rairoad 10 Holly springs Oxford
9renadA, Canton, Jacksons etc and witA the Assts-
sppi and Tennessee Central Railroad 70 Bolivar Jaekson,
At Pocahontas with TIL weekly line OF Coaches q
Ripley, PontOtoc, Aberdeen, and Columbus, Miss.
At Iuka. with q daily linz Of four-horse Coaches
through Aber cen Columbus, sic to the northern ter
minus OF the Noble and Ohio Railroad
Through tickets EUod until used-With the privilege of
stopping st any point desired s ID az The GENERAL
TICKET OFFICE, Commercial Hotel, and a. the Madison
bach passenger vii be allowed ore hundred pounds q
baggage; article vii Be carried basgage that s
incident TO the person Of the passsngsr In csse sf
loss the Company vii bold themselves responsible for Al
i amount not exceedtng 500
Negroes, when trsveiing alone, must have permits,
naming point which they - 90, and specyng
that they travel By rallr ad they VIII not %
carried No ticket viii be sold them. VII they b
received on the cars unless their agent Be lr
snt or known to the Teset Agent Conductor other
person to vOueh for senuinsasss Of permit
| GsEeral supsrintendent.
ATRE3,
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VIZ. 5. WooDsIDE


Master OF Hr1nsportatlCn, haittmofes
THROUGH TICKETS, SLOWING the holders 10 stop a.
any point and resume their seats At pleasure, may Be
purchased a. the Company's once. No. 10, Jefferson
fu1ea5-Iv WM NORM Aren't.
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Young America.

q TH8 SUBSCRIBE would ~
- = spec fully inform his friends SAt-kSsz3
(and the Aveling puthc, thai he FlaSf
AA<Aa-AA GLASS RESTAURANT and HOTEL GARHI,
On Adams STREET neary opposite the Worshk House. Is
nov spen where his fri nds and viii De fur
nished With all kinds Of Game and dellcsees Of sea-
soa as welss the choicest brands sf VINES Chalens-
ing All c0mpetiti0n he solicits liberal shar- Of no
uubiic patronara. Tapl-Iy1 guSHPH FHufEL
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-14
sale of Real Estate by order OF
Probate Court.
ton, insane.

DY virtue OF an order Of the Probate Conr.
- of Meigs County, to me directed, as the
Guardian of Reuben n. Blair, Edwin II. Bialr,
Earnest X. Blair and Giles b. Blair, and duly
authorizing me SO to do, | will offer for sale
at public vendue, on the 25th day of Septem-
ber inst, at one O'clock p. NJ, and on the
premises, the four equal undivided seventh
parts nf the following real estate. TO wit: 100
acre lot In section No. 5, Of township No. A,
Of range -, in Meigs County Beginning
al the sou h vest corner OF a tract OF land ow n
ed by Charles Warren thence north al ing
the SAID Warren and William Pitcher, to
where said William Pitcher sold 90 acre lot
TO w. f. Pitcher; thence east far enough to
take IN the said 90 acre lot; thence north to
a log bridge where the road crosses the run T.;
thence west to the north west c@Irer of Ihe
so acre lot, bought of Asel Holt by W. F..
Pitcher thence south 10 rods, till the same
interSectS the south line OF said section /;
TO the place OF beginning. And 90 acres in
at the south east corner of lot owned by
-Felows; thence west to the 1un at a
log bridge, and the come, of said 20 acre lot
thence west to The line of w. f. Pitcher /;
hence south along said line to the north
west corner Of land owned by Charles War
rem; thence east 22 chains nd so links to the
section line; thence north to the place of be-
ginning. Subject TO the dover estate OF Mary
b. w hite therein. Appraised at Sl04i l2.
Terms of Sale-one- third cash in hand, one
third in one year, and the renal iniug third in
two years, with interest from the day Of sale.
The deferred payments 10 be secured by mort
gage on the premises.
n36-3tS4 AARON B. VIII TIE, uardian.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-14
POMEROY ACADEMY

Fall Term to commence on Wednesday,
Sept. !.
Winter Term, on Wednesday, Nov. 1S.
E. E. SPALDING. a. B. PK1xcIPAL
Mrs. JULIA A. SPALDING, FIRST
ASSISTANT.
NHIS Institution has been under the care of
L the present Principal for Ole year, mi ne
pledges himself, that, during his contin u
ance, no pains will be spared to render the
school profitable to all; espec al attention
given to those desiring to teach. Expert
enced and thorough assistants, and sucl. only,
will be employed.
Connected with this Institution is a well
selected Chemical and Philosophical appa-
ratuS; also, for illustrations i'll Physiology,
Cutters large Outline Charts are used.
The opportunities afforded at this school
for instruction adapted to the business of
life, Tor teaching, or preparation for colsge,
ale thought to be equal to those offered al
any similar institutions.
Instruction IN OIL Painting can be HAD if
desired. For further particulars apply to the
Principal.
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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-14

CIV. CHASE IN New YoRK.-An observ-
ing friend in New York, says the Cleve-
land Leader" writes: Last evening Gov
ernor Chase was at the reception at Cyrus
w Field's. A great number of distin-
vuished gentelmen were present. and the
large and elegant parlors were filed to
overhowing with judges. lawyers, mer-
chants, etc. Your Governor was voted
the best looking man present, and he was
the observed of all observers. He met
many old friends, who gave him most cor
dial greeting There are great many in
this city who would like to hail Governor
c. as the President of the United States
A gentlemen of large experience remarked
last evening, that he thought Gov. Chase
the most practical statesman of the coun'
try, and the ablest man in any Executive
Office in the Union.''