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New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

ENcro ,cHnEsTs on THE NIAGARA Rnta.--TA
No9o.G iaas Ga.ette Gays the Canadian Govssnuss
have ordered en- ergreer to make an ersminstto" Of
,he b,rks Of the Niegss bttvesn ChiPpswa sad Fo't
Ere 20 lesrr wta, damage has been done by washing
away oi the lard. 1t seems Considerable complaint
lss bean made b. people living AID owons land up "a
the bark of the river to the eject that thor lms ss
being washed away, and all in consequence Of tbs
trees having been cut down. The trees were out IL
consequence Of the road having been assumed -
towpstb by the Bosrd Of Public Works The DTrn-
D,on6cMe Rcpo,trr, speaking Of this matter says;
"There cannot be doubt that something most b
done, or before many years great portion OF ths
townships Of Bertie end Woughby viii be waehsd
swey. The read akng the river bank has besn de-
siroJed several tirnes during the ast II years. Ins
BoaIo Of Work auihor.zed the cuttipg down Of the
fr.et 10 faciita'e the towing Of RATS Of timber foT
the mouth of tie River Weand 10 fort krie sad ths
cortecuerce is that nothing is lefs TO protect tho
b.L.s Twenty years more--as the rate the baak "a
now b r 2 sbed away and slmost every homsstest
vii lie la the Nisgars River. Several lave Rone A.
fesdy Ire inhabitants don't ask FOR damages; they
merely ssk protection FOR the fuure; therefore, sead-
ing en- engt.er there TO damages sheer noe
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26
The Removal Of Mr. Rugsics.

ROCHESTER, \. T., Sstuidsy July q, IHIN.
reiuorsuanee is ir circulation in ibis city as.ins,
TO rer oval Of Mr.. Rugges from the Western Dvis-
ion G: the Canals. II l. aumerousy sgDed by leading
citiZers .i al psIties. -,
ALR,sY, Saturday, July q, ls5S.
Commissioner Ruggl.s was swocn int office oeIere
tbe = ctetay OF Siste tcdsy. and VIII 90 West 70 taAs
pos s...slon oi his division on Monday.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

The commercial adyces by this sgrval aye rot vary
important.
iIyrrroor Co7ToS N,REEr.-The market Is com.
Insy.ly que sni pce- Little easier The Hies f the tmee
csys I 100 bale. only OF which tpcusos ard Apor,s
lc bales ,aoh. The nax'. closed dl a,sn ec"ne
on al a.s:ics--ls; Tie loves uedes beng about o. -
MANCHrsTER MAGKET.-The advicts from Msu-
chester stu uDavoabc with weak pr oes and hnnd
inquiry - -, -,
LIvrRrooL Market doll Tor all de-
scptlon Tut sesGy The weather M continued favorable for
the crops Richardson Spc. Co. Suo:e Iioar dun sc non
irsy 'nchsps-d wsa, egl, bu: .,sdy; Rsd Wesera IS
us. Con- dull; Yellow 81 s54G wti'e, S5'6dssa
LIvERPooL PEo,IsIoX MARgET-Beef STEADY.
roik ses0y Bacon heOvY L'rd qiiet at s'0o'i' I''"
JuTFPooI PRonrcr MArEEr.-Ro7in steady at
for co ,mcn Spirits Tarp'n: sesay a. 49, Sugar 'etey
81 for both Pots ard PesTis. L'r5ecd OIL $50.
LoyDoY MARkETS -iESAp' rCYfS nrm ana s'esay'
is ys.s Sp cs SGsh o sale .s sdIgfs g hs qa9Da
IsDGo-ise quarterly rs wat On a an ti'Anoe oil %
IoNpoN HuNE1 MARhFr.--CoN>oLs closed a. -
meme ard e9s. tor the sceoun; Mo'si ma-he' sa'
eIaly urehs5eed
TIE steamship Glasgow srrived On Saturday rom
Glaeow, which pet ste left en- tre ieth inst.' the
same DAY that the Americs stiIed. 10 Tie Norh
Erti.k Maj OF the 10Th We iLd toe following;
"a Court OF Inquiry was opened Wednesday.
the .th ns. et Cs.nDel.Cn "a 10 tbs causes which
led 70 :he shpwiecx Of tie steamship N6w-l nrk.
John Loru Stewart of Col, George McNesl Of ga
dale wh Cap: Harris as nautical assessor, presided.
Mr. . Dowd attended behalf Of ihe Board Of Trade
70 copcuct the investigation, Cnsrea McTaSsaf. sp.
pea.ed on tehslf OF Capt. Mcmillan
After giving the proceedings of the .ri,, tn MaV
adds:
"By a telegram, received just as this edition was
eoi, 10 pes we learn thet Capt. McNlaa has been
honorsby acquitted, ard thst DIS ce'hhcstei nave
been restored.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26
Liner from Mexico.

Nv 0RLrANs, Sa'uidb!, Juy q, le5t
TIE stssr.5ip G.. reral Eas. hes hrivsi hsr, tom
Gsyes,on. With RIO G.sGSs dates to the 2is. isst
Sac LUIS Poio-i Lsi been captured by tas Co,si,r-
tooAists u-der Ger VidsGrr SD Vas rIuorss tes s,
Gen. Zuloses he's sb.tdosei tSs City Of Mexico. Ta4
Liberals were about to unae sg.Ds. the CITY.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

A Memphis paper contains an account of & wed
dipe festival on plantation lear that city, at which
nire slave couples "blach as ebony were joned
in the bonds OF mstruuoDy. Though the sccoun:
goes saucwhst .1to details no meut'ou Is made OF
The piec,e obligation under waicb the parties We're
put. IL was, We Suppose, TO be true snd faithful
to each other I'D parted by deaih-or the auction
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26
Mall Car Destroyed by Fire.

ALssSy, Saturday, July II, ioS
The baggage ard mai car Gu the down train on the
Ceo.ve Railroad lus LeTe a. i:aD 9. III. Wa destroyed
by 6re al ST. louisville TIE tire is supposed 10 have
oiiriustsd from some oCEbuf.ibls s.tce arorg the
T~tfToytc ard the msis f,cz Bu.fso al ,c,.e i-,N
utcsais xl,.ols sC-..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26
them down

Sx.xE CasRsIsG.-Ons Of ou' 1,ssibsrs, sAys
IRE I0s,srlRe Democra, was ou prsup ~
Comfy pther day. and was about 70 S~
sqri,rI, when be noticed that At 49,
cbmm.d. Shcrtly sfterwud hs csme opoe ~fgs
,s,te.usks which was eIercisiag hn poweu oPea ths
roor roui:r.l-hsd already eaten cse, pafs q - e.
,,ifkipg ont ef his mouth. Our E7.sd kmsd sas
cu.us, 6r,t A. 4 tas srsks sfetnNd.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26
ITALY.

l. was reported from Turin, that The Neapolitaa
Government throL 81 British Intervention, hsd osrsd
the owners OF the Cssiali oas hundret Thousand
suces FOR the detention Of their ses,7 bu. thA. tho
offer was declined ss insufficient.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26
The Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne and
chicago RallT0hd.

Pi1fsBUKOh, ssturcsy. jay =, Ih'S.
George W Cs~- E6s re.iEtea tue Pte-scei q q the
p-.tehurgt Fort Wsyne aud Cnicsgc Rsircsd, snc j.
f<,ssY Iboxsor hiss been secsed to tl. tae vacancy
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

Tie Rev. M,rS HoPxiss, D. D., President Of VII
,r, Co,leos M..,., h. CONSENTED to d7iTer the Ad'
d,ess or sying TIE ocrnsr-'tons oi ne ropes Co..
l,s. u,,,.' A.. l.. Gu ,le "a 'i Sep'eSISe'.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26
DENMARK

TIE reply OF the DauisA Government to the Ger
manic Diet had been dispatched to Frankfort. l: was
Understood to be conc.ie.ory.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

1t Is officially soroarc'd that preen Victoria vii
visit Ne2oeor a; ChsrboIry or tas ia OF August.
1ks o. o0ui ceueIt wss sslers,,Y recssv.i asa cen
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

The slayc-Tradc Question in Parliament.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26
Massacre Of Christians at Jiddah'

THE Bs1r1sH and FRENCH coNsuLs MURDERED
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26
Arrr MpT TO BE MADE.

THE AGAMEMNON RETURNED.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26

THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-26
HIGHLY INTERESTING FROM EUROPE

TIE INDIAN AT QUEBEC.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-01-22
THE WASHINGTON UNION.

crossing cares Of life Of unusual action and unusual
honor unable to render him for single hour cold
Indifferent TO those who cluster around his desc
late hearth and upon whose sorrow will not intruds
The language of eulogy has grateful sounds for
them All that remains is 10 associate with in the
alteration with sympathy and affection a the public and
private virtues Of their father He has already been vel
coined TO the phaanx of the great and good of Amer
lea where, in clearer and purer light than vouch
safed to them earth they read the future destiny of
the country va H| II II tf IA II
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-01-22
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.

Mr. DANIEL W. GoocI, of Massachusetts, elected to fill
the vacancy caused by the resignation of Hon NATHANIEL
r. BANKS having appeared duly qualified, and took
his seat upon the floor of the House.
Mr. KuNKEL, of Pennsylvania, excused from
serving the select committee appointed TO inquire INTO
the alleged corruption pracscd by the Mddlesex Manu-
featuring Company to the passage OF the last tar
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-01-22

At one o'clock the Senate proceeded TO the cons dera
ton of the special order being the following joint
ton directing the presentation of medal to Commodore
Hiram Paulding
BE resolved r. That the President the United States
hereby be made medal with suitable
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-07-06

love them. aud the power 10 live depends
more on what you are than on what they
are, Love will always gain AN echo Of
response. That nan who gathers JOY on
of every human countemaice, as the bee
gathers hoiey from every flower, ctnno
be said to have lost success in life. Many
young men think that the necessities OF
business require them to DO in the world
like saw. to rip and tear along, regard
less of others. The man who has worked
C., enrich himself, has not succeeded in
life. That man p1ys more than !; Il
worth for gold. who pays his heat.
The next element of success is for n
man to have such u training as to use his
external circumstances when prop,ious,
and not to lose himself, while at the same
time be does not brake down under adver
sily. We may mark the progress OF the
world by this, that men whUhaye attained
wealth have employed it in these disas-
trous times To the behe5ts Of their better
nature. We were pleased to see a man
standing on the pedestal Of prosperity,
and giving such witness Of true manhold.
il was something greater than that to yU
down from worldly prosperity and exhibit
II Christian phase of character at the other
extreme. II is great thing to stand with
a perpetual equipoi5e of contentmcnt.-
That is malhood, and that is sac
cess.
The last element of success to be now
mentioned ia the greatcst-the religious
but il need not detain us, for i'll is pre-
sented every Sabbath from all our pull
pits. :.
To win success in life, it Is not needful
to do what we set out to do, or to succeed
IN the p,ateri,I part of life at all. All his
worldly desires may be thwarted, and yet
man may succeed.
Some persons deem man ruined--not
when he has lost his integrity his honor, his
reason, his family. his health-but when
he has lost his property. That may be
the way that man makes man. but that's
not the way that God makes man. The
bankruptcies that hurt men are not the
bankruptcies of the pocket.
Many men would have done bstter |,
this world had they not been wrongly
placed. No person would wonder at the
failure of an OK on the race course, or th,
failarc of racer in the plough. No MAJ
will do well that has not that Occupation
that fits hin.. The titness of a man fu
his work is scarcely ever thought of. lti'
not to what occupation a young man is
adapted that men look, bit 10 what peopl'
think of it. Many men are forced int
the ministry. for instance, for which the,
, have Ms much illness as the multiplication
table has to be tho ten commandments
1t takes q very honest man to stand III Tn
place where he cannot succeed. Passin!
by all the points on which, did time per
init. we might enlarge. such as the etfec
of the imagination. pride, and the like w
| come at last to close with that whic
, embraces in itself all that is needed 70
success in life:---
Finally, brethren, whatsoever thing
are true. whatsoever things are honest
whatsoever things are just. whatsoeve
> things are pure, whatsoever things ar
lovely. whatsoever things are of g"ood re
t port; if there be any virtue, and if ther
, be any praise, think or these things
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-07-06


E9- Capt. Russell, of the Silver S;ar.'
has recently made contract with the
General Government to establish q regular
lri. weekly mail between Pomcr"y and
i'arkersburg. For the present, there VIII
a. no distribution of letters on the bunt.
but each office along the line will have u
mail big exclusively for itself, which will
receive only su,h matter As msy come to
either P"meroy or Parkerst'urs f'r such
place. 1t is 10 be hoped, however. that
the land along the line nay be
abandoned, and the whole business gi.en
10 Capt. Russell. The E.iI.~ins are dhe
points to be supplied Little Hooking. O..
lIockingport, o.. B.llerill". Va. Lms
B.ttom. o.. Murraysrille. va. pleasant
View. VIA, Great Bend. o.. Apple Grove.
O.. Lutart Falls. o.. L"nrt, Va, Racinr,
o.. Syracuse, o., Mincrsvilie. O., and
Mason Ci.y. Va.
We feel coniden that all will join in
he.rty 4elf-consra,ulati"u that i, is in Capt
Rus sells chaIg-, who pscuniarily will
E,in r,othing by it, but does it freely from
hi mat. lovo ter accommodate.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-07-06
For the Mcigs County Telegraph.
HRcNuI,licnn County Convention

Pursuant to call of their Central Com
mittec, the Republicans Of Mciys County
met in Convention at the Court House, ut
II O'Clock, A. NJ. and on motion N. Simp-
son WAS elected Chairman and w. II. Las
ley appointed Secretary.
Al fter the objects of the Convention
were stated by Arthur Merrill, recess
was taken ill o'clock p. NJ.
The Convention assembled at l o'clock
p. NJ, and ordered Il committee of three
members to b" appointed by the CHAIR to
nominate three delegates 10 represent the
Republicans Of Meigs County in their
State Convention, to be held ut Columbus,
O.. on the 18Th of July next.
Judge A. Merrill. Oren Branch aud NJ
Cooper, Esss.. were appointed that Com
mittee, and Immediately reported, naming
the following persons, to-wit:
Delegates-H. II. Swallow, r. p. Iud-
son, Cyrus Russell. Allernates-C,
Grant, Josiah Simpson. J. Brown.
The report of the Committee was re-
ceived and the above delegates and al
ternates were, on motion, elected by the
Convention.
1t WAS then moved that the Central
Committee of Meigs should be empow.
cred to fill all vacancies mourning III tn
above delegation. The motion was
amended so as to read that the delegation
have the power to ill all vacancies in their
number, and passed.
1t WAS moved that the County Central
Committee be requested to call upon the
legal Republican voters of each township
in Meiss County, to assemble at their usua
places of holding elections, on the las
Saturday Of July, to appoint delegates t.
meet in County Convention, on the frs
Saturday of August next, to nominate thei
usual County ticket.
The motion was agreed to, and afte
hearing brief speeches from Hon. L. A
Plants and Judge Merrill, the following
resolution was adopted:
ResoIred. That the County Cen'ra
Committee, of Meigs, be respectfully re
quested to call frequent Macs Convention
in tie County, during the present cam
Pai2n, at such times and places rs the
may deem most beneficial To the Republi
can cause. Tho Convention adjourne
sine die.
N. SIMPSON, Chairman.
w II IAsIEY Secretary.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-07-06

EHs Tire farmers Of M-igs County. are
IN the milst &c harvest. From all we can
learn from various parts Of the County.
we think there is at least n fair average
crop Of whcat: The recent hot weather
has ripened it with great rapidly. and the
Weld is much better than WAS anticipated
\ short ti,ne since. We have heard OF
some rust, aud SOME destroyed by the
s.--vil. but on the whole the crop Will bs
n fair one. The coru ,t,roughudt the
County promises very fair. The grass
never batter, and potatoes look exceedingly
fine. Whether the farmer will realize =
remuneration for his labo's or not, the
country will be blessed with abundance o.
provisions.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-07-06
MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI
60 sssSa

m = f,n al Alb

ON and after Monday, June 81, 'oS, trains
will leave Athens aS follows: 49,,
Going East--Alail at 35 p. NJ.
Going West " 9.55 A. NJ.
This roHd is now open ITS entire length,
and connects ats Marietta with STEAMBOATS,
for Parkersburg.
The $50 A. NJ. Train West makes close
connection at Loveland with the Littls Milan
Mail Tram for Columbus.
Passengers will not be allowed to ride OIL
Freight Trains.
Tickets at reduced rates are sold at Athe Ms
for Columbus.
Through Tickets can be Obtained at The
principal Ticket Offices on tie line If the Road
for all points in the West, and for MarVlt'
and Parkersburg. JOHN FOGGITT,
General Ticket Agenl.
ChiIIicothe, April 10.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-07-06
s,,cccss And E'MIIs1re i.. Life.

Such is the ii lc of the Mercantile Ii
jralv Lecture Of Wednesday evening. Jan.
lJh. by Rev li,my Ward Br~ch-r. The
foiuwin! son.wlaL "xendcd report OF
,L,, l."turc we cvry from the B"sto"
Trdrrier:
..lt w:,s remarkable fact, Mr.. Beechcr
said, that no other creature in the world
mas so ap, to lose his way ~ man. No
other required so much showing. aud II"
other, unshown, WAS So apt to fail. The
lion comes to liouhood by instinct. Birds
from their commencement aim at the very
thing they were intended for. Even the
bee and aunt carry each its whole self
with il from the ycly beginning. Grow
ing is all that is necessary for the plant
l5u, training is needed for man.
The animal creation mxy be ranked nc
ccrding TO their susceptibility to educa-
ton. Those f,rthest from their education
at the beginning are the highest. The
babe, which il To be at manhood a little
lower than the angels, is al zero at the he
ginning of lis life. and has long Journey
TO reach its ol.ject and end. Man carries
with him a regiment of faculties, training
of each and all Of which to It's highest
standard constitutes tue manhood. lie
who is not thus drawn ont - not q man.
den.
1t is susceptible of proof that ninety
per cent. of human life ie wasted. One
half of those born die in the cradle. Ir
human life one half Of it's most exquisite
r,y comes when the cradle rocks, one hal
of its most exquisite sorrow when the
cradle is still OF the residue, one hal
scarce reach THEN majority. and set this il
not the worst. Thereafter tL0Ge who at
tain true success, as compared Witf. those
who take part in mature life, is extrenlely
small.
When we look At the achievements o
rhe arts and sciences we are Impressed
with the enormous power of the human
mind aud hand-but we forget that al
ale existences of the past are Ouly l,k,
migAty rivers Rmptying iu'o the presen
gcneration. and that our possessions arr
inherited from the past. The tenant O
rhe old English county house, looking u
his Homestead, secs in the whole what hi
ancestors for five hundred years have done
=, in day we see but the results o
~bst has bce,. since the world begun
Msp G.itfaI in thc,. time forget that eaci
ael.ecatioB rpsps the harNtest OF the "hol
werId. But let any look ut n,Sckind gen
erallv, and he will be made sad TO Be- nov
many never ripen. aDd how many VIII,
10 riPen are nevsr worth the plant
ing.
IL BaAY be worth while to look at th'
FaEsea, l,oti, Of euccess and failure. IN life
Ban 6Tst, t&s viii consider what is failur'
snd ,whpt is s.sceess, Mans life consist,
not jR the ths"gs that he possesses. Th'
thiags that chie.qy RttIaet him through lih
are not always those sppropriate To him
jie meg do this aaty IN liie. when hi
l9sts and TieheS lesd hia' ir $po.l.es line
Wbiejl men are Eayeling " half purposes
Yet they .nre disciplinary. The blossom
and the fruit are the great cad of III
PLANTS grovth our whole life tends 70 thi
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-07-06
II ON f F. N GIN G.
NIIEIiIEE,S SALE.

DH virtue Of two orders of sale t. me directed
ID from he Court of Common Pleas Of MrryS
County, will offer far sale at the door Of the
Court house in P"meroy, at public outcry, on
Saturday, the 10th day ofJuly, 1858.
nt 10 O'clock. a. NJ, Of sad day, the follow
ing described Ian Is. TO wit: A lot of land lying
in Sutton Township, in Meies County, aud
in New Winchester, the premises bring Ike
same that were conveyed TO Thomas L. CohhS
by euhen Snlse and wife, by their deed "f
The date "i 10Th day OF February, 1858, and
known as he store lot; appraised at 5000.
! Also. another lot, described thus. Beginning
| at a stake on the north side of Third street,
| aud mort u of The north corner OF l,iL number
| sixty two. in Syracuse, III said Sutton Tuwn-
ship; thcu north one hundred feet then west
! sixty feet; then South one hundred fret; 10
! sad third street; then east TO The place nf lt-
| ginning. being the same lot bought By FEonl-
! as L. CohbS Ol Amos Quillcn, aud un winch
said CJbbS built Irlm: house; aPpraiSe al
500.
| Also, lOt number twenty, in said Town of
! Syracuse, appraised at $40, aud sold as thu
property of Thomas l.. CObIs at The suits of
! stevenson, Bowen * NeSmith, and Burnett,
! SaXton and Swearingcn. j. N.SMITH,
Sheriff Meigs C,umty.
! Iun & 1919
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-07-06
NOTICE NON RESIDENT LAND
OWNERS.

NJ Office is hereby given that a petition
~ was this day presented 10 The Commits
sioners of Meigs county, praying for the es
tablshnent of a county road, beginning in
the county road near Lemuel Romincs, in Co
lumbia township, passing through the north
east quarter Of Section Z, owned by WIN. g u
loway, n nOn-Ie Sident lanj-helder, aud ter
nina ting in the lew county road on the east
side OF Seldom Dyes farm, and that f1OratiO
White, Martin Dye aud Robert Simpson, kave
bee appointed viewers, aud Elijah Hutton,
surveyor, and that Tuesday, the l0th OF An
gust next, has been appointed lOT said view
and survey. A PETITIONER.
June IS, lS5S-It-24s
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-07-06

ETThe Great Pictorial paper for the
Fourth OF July. (Brother Johnathan.) is
issued as usual by b: Fl. Day. New York.
II is particularly rich and spirited this
year. Sent by mail, post paid. for & cts.
pereopy.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-07-06
AT"rAcHMENT NOTICE.

TOIN 4 >HWORrH and w. Foster, Admin
- istTators Of the Estate of Thomas Ash
wort b, deceased, against William aud SaraI
CunningS-Before George Lee, J +. OF Sal
IsbuIy Township, Meigs County, O.-0n th,
9TH day OF June, 1853, said Justice issued ar
order Ci Attachment in. the above action fn
the sum Ut seventeen and twenty five hun
dTedth dollars, (sl7 25,) which case will STAN
for hearing July ~. 1888, at : V'clock +. "
ASHNURTH Il FOSTER, Admins
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-07-06
A. G. CROWLEY,

FORMERLY of the finn Of Crowley " Dh-
L Wis. viii hereafter carry oh the Carp at 2
ind joiner Business; Doors, Sash. Blinds &c
.'>e;uted I" order. From long eNp4 Eienc. i,s
'u..IhesS. ltel confident Oi giving perfect
,atiStHct;cn III all orders entrusted 10 NY care.
For past pa; rUnage my thanks ~. d:ir The
public, aud respectfully Gsk rJn;iumanue. (.
i then ldNUIS. lJ-iI
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-07-06
CIRCULAR.

On the first day Of July. 1857, A. Fahncstock, and George
w. Fahnestock of Philadelphia Pa, A. B. Hull, of NewYok
Schwartz, Of Pittsburgh cassociatcd themselves for
further Of business under the style and na heretofore of
B. A. FAINESTOCK s. Co.. Pittsburgh, Pa,
B. A. FAHNESTOCK S Co, Philadelphia, Pa,
B. A. .FAINESTOCK, HULL & Co.. Ncw-York City.
In each of which three cities continue Wholesale Drug
Business in all It's branches.
Particular attention will be given the importation of ProP
etary articles from abroad; and full stock Of wc-ctabscd
popular remedies will be kept constantly for SALE Orders for
B. A. FAFINESTOCKS we'll known Vermifugc (of which
the PRoPRIErORs and MANUFAcrURERs
should be Addressed either the abovcnamcd establishments
We continue the manufacture Of White Lea Red Lead and
Lithnryc, at Pits6uTgh.