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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-24


LOOK Our WHFH THE HoRN Blows
For several days past we have heard in our
streets, from time to time, the lhrii.ing
music Of Cracked tin horn" and being
Naturally of an 'inquiring turn of mind, >
we,sst on foot a eourse of investigation,
into the origir. wherefore, and significance
Of the pertihacious repetition of the toot !!
toot !! ! toot ! :! Of the instrument afore-
said. Well. our inquiries have bee
crowned with complete success We llavs
mastered the mystery But would you
believe it +? Gol Well you'd better T.
For A. n. Barlow. Esq. has started all
Omnibus, as is Buss, and right here, 100,
in the City of Pomeroy, and the Towns
and villages that '.lie around loose in its
suburbs. II is running for the present,
from the Sheffield Mills, 10 the Coal Ridge
Gfill, four times a day. OF the precise
time Of ssarrivai and departure" we are
not advised, but as soon as ali the arrange
menis are completed due notice viii be
given In the meantime look oGt uden
chs horn dosOs.
By .,,s way. his is an snterpri.e @hish.
for its grea. public convenience, deserves,
M We ss7sGtesit vii .scs,ye, chc liberal
patronage Of ths u,.;seas. From he grea
length oE o.. prircipai street, aid the
amour. OF necessary vFayel, we cantrO
well conceive of a project of iaere genera
nLiliiy. IL is needless 10 add. that what
ever Mr.. Barlow under. akes. viii be done
an manner to give satisfaction to the
community. Prompt, energetic. and &C
conmods.ing, the enterprise muet prove I
eucces7
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NOTlCE.

! N obedience to the acl Of April 10, 1853.
g. amenGstory OF The act Of April Is, 1852,
ihe Commissioners OF Meigs County, divided
the said County into twelve districts, esrA
civil township constituting district.
The QuR'ihed electors of each OF the above
named districts will, at the ensuing Uct0bet
election, proceed to elect one District Assessor
restdent of the disttct, aud having the gu. ii-
hcations OF an elecLoE, as provided IA The
above ISmed act.
by order Of the Commissioners Cf Neig. !.
august, II. 1858. IT,
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NOTICE.

IRA BARNES, of the State Of California.
viii take notice that VIM. Rslford. Of
{ he County Of MeigS. and State nf Ohio, did,
on the I'm day ot Ahgms', 1883, hle his pc
t,iion in the Court of Common pleas with,,
and for the said County of Meiss. against
me sold Ira Barnes and E'szahelh Barnes, dc
icndan's, setting foEih that the said Ira ond
Eizabrth Rarres gave mortgage to tie sad
w IN. EadioFd on rertH'n house and lot "a
fomeroy, in said county. described in saii
petition to secure the payment Of 5000, ae-
cofdIhg 10 the trnor oi a certain note referred
!" n said mortgage, sud praying tha, tie ss ID
iFa hnrneS may pay the Snn claimed 10 bs
due, being Si20 with interest t,erson t,nr,
The ad day of April. 1855. at 10 per cent. per
annu'n' ar that said premises may be sold .n
pay the same; and the said Ira Bsrne, -
neresy notified that he IS required to appear
"ho answer SAID Pgtition, on or before the
thtFd Saturday allec The 2lst day OF Sep.e,u.
oet next. 4. a. PLANTS
auE!u-SG-st Attorney for Plairt'f
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NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS ore hereby notified not 10
n trust or trafhc with my wife on my 40
count, ss she has left my bed and board
without just cause. Persons are likewise
forbid trusting her children on my account,
MS will not assume any indebtedness OF their
contracting, J. w. PFARR.
Chester July 81. 1859 ALIAS
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JOHN s, DAVIS.

7 ATE Of the firm of Crowley d Davis, de-
Ia signs prosecuting the Planning business,
at the old stand, on Sugar Run. Thankful
for the liberal beStowal of patronage hereto
fores ne will endesvor to merit its continu-
ance by promptnesS ald nealness. I6-tf
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DISTRICT COURT.

4 SPECIAL term of the District Court
~ viii be hetd IN Pomeroys Meigs County,
D., commencing on Monday. the Goth day Of
Septemhor A. D., 1858, by order OF the Judges
Oi sald Court.
Wilnesssmy hand and the seal OF our
tL.s.) Ds;riel Court. at Pon,eroy, this l4ih
day " August, s6s.
ES2t n DOWNING, Cluk.
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SHERIFE,S SALK

ISf virtue Of fourth execution to me 4 rent-
Led from the c0nrt or Common ?le,s OF Mega
County. VIII Offer for Ssle AZ the door Of tbo
curt House in Pom6toy, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
Saturday the 4th day OF ~epiember, 1883.
me following described lands. to.wit; Begin.
ming at :he ceni,r OF Min street, IN Pse,-
vile, in Meigs Couniy, IL rods south from
,r nc south west corner Of land owned by 8.
Townsend; thence east IL roda, thence soaih
"a rodSj then west IL rods; thence north ~
rods to the place OF begin ming Containing
! and one hundred and twenty eight ons hnr-
dred sixtieth acres, being part ofsectioa i6,
# Benjamin r. Dyke. Appraised al &5oa I'd.
July e-wS-S3 90 J. V. SMITH. S. AZ C. !.
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LAND FOR SALE.

Q60 ACRES OF VALUABLE T1MBERED
0OU LAND, near Adanijah Smiths Sttam
Saw Mil, with new and comfortable Frame
House on the premises, for sale cheap, and
terms easy. luquire Of J.fS.s EafhaIt, Esq,
at Pomffol, or the subscriber, at Athens, o.
no20 6m g. II. CARPENTER.
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Td'clsel }. \.

Il VISIT TO IIlE OLOUUS
Previous to the afternoon exhibition,
Md'lle Worland viii make terrific AS
cension upon single wire. 2G0 feet long,
from the ground to the top of the center
pole. Free to all.
Will exhibit at MIDDLEPoRT, Tues
day, Angus! 81; at ALBANY. Athens
County, "Wednesday, September /.
Admittance 10 Boxes, 80 cents; to Pit,
25 cents. 33.2t
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correspondent "S."
R~ Several communlcnlions have b

&g Several COMMUNICATIONS have been
receive 4 nnd are under consideration. We
claim the right. OF couase, to reject any,
or all such intended favors. without any
disrespect to the authors. If this is per-
fec,ly understood, there need be. and
probably will not be, any unpleasant feel
ing on the subject. We will thankfully
receive contributions from our friends.
bu must exercise our own discretion as to
their publication.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-24

ES-W YIN. Newell presents the readers
Of the 2>legsdph with the 'items" in ref
srence 10 the grand display which he is so
snergeticelly pushing forward. Don't
f4il 20 read his advertisements a
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-24

&EThe Pomeroy Academy commences
its Fail Sessionon Wednesday, September
I. under the management of its efficient
Principal, Mr.. Spslding. assisted by his
lady. See advertisement.
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STRAVR:U

E1ROM the premises of lie subscriber living
in Conan iov nship. Athens County,
some time in he month of June, 1858, a
bright bay mare Colt, two yeas old last
Spnng, and havIHg tolersblv heavy tail
Whoever will return said stray to me, will he
handsomel rewarded.
July 81, '5S. II. C. MANSFIELD.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-24

TIE AEr1sr.--Such is the tile of q
paper just received, dated Wharf-bo
Landing, Porneroy Ohio, Aug. RI. 1855.
ills as spicy as cayenne pepper. and twice
as sharp. 1t is the advertising sheet Of
Mr.. J. Ch. Moore, Of the "Floating
Ar -ist," which now lies at our Wharf
and where, according to an advertisement
in our Special Notice" colamn, pictures
las are pictures" can be had. See the
notice referred to, and act accordingly.
The Professors Of the cart Divine"
seem to understand the benefits resulting
from advertising liberslly, and we have no
doub: the money 80 spent. is among their
very best investments. May success attend
al W no act in the same liberal spirit.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-24

EwThos. Carleton, Esqy has hnlt
him a new ofics1cn Linn Street, and is
now prepared to deal out " Blackstone"
DO. 10 all in need Of the article. See his
card. 3h isf3l tF t34
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-24

.EW This week closes the ethrilling story
thA. has occupied large part on our frs:
page for the last Eix weeks. We ahall
have more room for miscellaneous matter
hereafter
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-24
Tor- 8alo ChoaD.

A FIRST RATE Double CadiRg Machine.
N partly weFn. and a Stavs Mschire and
Jom'er. Inquire of the subscriber. at Hart
for City. Va, OF Isaac CarIttn, Syracuse, ..
noc0 3n,- %. L. STAIR.
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ATTACHMENT- NOTICE

CIVIL ACTIoT IN ATTACHMENT
- Samuel Hutchinson against John vii.
llang.-At my instance an order OF Attach
nicnt was this day issued by Joshus p On.
hnrn, Justice of the Peaee OF Salem, Town
ship, sgainst the goods and eiTec,s Of J,ba
W illia'nS. for the sum Of fouy four dollars
1nd eightsen cents, and fifteen doliats proba-
ble costs of this action. Said cause stands
adlourned until the 18Th day Of September,
1853, at two O'clock ?. 81
SAMUEL HCTCnIN ON.
July 81. 1862 2ts
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Soap and Candlc Nianufactory.

THE subscriber has the pleasure to an
] nnounce to the citizens Of Pomeroy am
vicinity, that he has opened shop or Sugar
Run, near the Tannery, where he will mann
facture, ind Keep constantly on hand any
article in his line OF business; and we feel as
sured that we can give satisfaction 10 all who
may favor us with call,
NJ B-All orders attended 10 as seon az
possible. DAVID GEYER.
Poneroy, Aug. "a, 1S52.-tf.
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New MiIlluery in Pomeroy.

Nj r S. S. d. q / 3 $ @ ~
4 NNOUNCES to the citizens Of Pon .Goy
= and VICINITY thstShe is now in recent Of
the largest and finest stock OF Millinery
goods ever Offered in this market, TO which sht
invites the attention Of all persons wishing 10
purchase. Her experience in the business for
twenty years enableS her to select such guods
as eanno( fail TO please; ans having procured
the best Of experienced wotkmen, she is now
prepared to manufacture to order, and, also, to
do all kinds If dressing and repairing old work
in substantial manner, and on IeeSoustle
tcimS.
Her stock consists OF Ronneis Of every de-
scTiption, Ridng Hats, and II other kinds OF
Hats for ladies'. Also, h0ys' and chIdrens
Hats; Head Dresses, Caps, Ribbons, OF every
description and IN great variety; French aud
American Flowers Of every description. In
fact, she has ell that can BE- found 10 a first
class market
Shop on Water Street, third building above
the Remington House, Pcnetcy. Ladies', do
not forget Tie place, but just call and see for
yourselves. ln12D-Gml s. d. GIBSON.
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SHERIFF'S SAFE.


RN virtue of an execution to me directed,
~ from the Court OF Common Pleas OF Meigs
County, will offer for sale at the door of Tie
CoJrt- House in pometoy, at public outcry,
ON Saturday the 18th ofSeptembel 1868 at 20
O'Clock, A. NJ, the following described real
estate, to-wit. Being that part OF lot No. 33,
IN The town OF Pomeroy, Meiss County, being
httY feet front, and running back al Fame
wi3th one hundred and seventy feet, TO
street, and adjoining lot No. 80. being the
Foundry lot, with ITS buildings and ixtureS
thereon, and sold as the property OF John w.
Il. Stackpole, al the suit Of u. G. Shacklctt
X Go. Appraised ST 600.
Aug. i7-S3.25. J. V. SMITHS S. VI. &.
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MEIGS COUNTY TELEGRAPH

.,,s. PONIEROY. o.
TuESD DAY.;a;w::::;::::::s:AUGUSF "a.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-08-24

A BBOl'tS PAfENt UPonlT,AG MA.
IL CHINE, and large assortment Of Cook
ing Stoves, FOR coal or wood, and Stores for
dwelling houses or stores; House Crates, with
or without fronts: Long Patent and the
Patent Lever Pluughs, right OF left hand;
Dlough points OF every description ever used
in this county; Crate Bars, ior boilers, &
constantly on hand.
Every variety OF Iron and Brass work used
in salt making, and in the coal business, En-
gineS of superior strength and GnIsh, for
Steamboats,, grStmllS and sawlnilS; Cranks,
Gudeeons, SplndieS, Shafts, PuileyS, Spur
and Bevel Wheels, all Of the latest and most
improved patterns, manufactured at short no
tlce.
Machinery of all kinds repaired with
Wrought or Cast Iron and Brass.
j. w 6. STACKPOLE.
N. B.-Sx Sawmil Engines of different
patterns, aud one Lever Engine, IL inch bore.
"a feet stroke, now on hand and fer sale, low
for cash or approved short paper.
Poneroy. April g. ls55.-l4if
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-05-29

INCIDENTS OF THE GREAT ILLINOIS
SToRM.-From the Peoria Transcript, OF
the 18th, we clip the following items in
connection with the great storm.
"A lady and her daughter were hurry
ing home through Franklin street, when
the young lady, becoming the most alarm
cd, ran for a place of safety from her
mother, and almost Instantly the roof Of
Bishops stable was landed between she
two, the air filed with flying brick and
timbers, and yet neither were hurt !
A young lady in the upper par! of the
city was gazing out Of a front window,
and just in the act Of stepping back.
through fear at the terrific scene, when
the upper part of the house fell through to
the floor whereon she was standind. gra-
zing her person and enyeloping her in
rubbish.
A peice Of joice twelve feet long was
taken into the air, and such was the vio-
lence of the wind that il was made TO pen
citrate through the side Of a wood house,
and in the immediate vicinity Of several Of
the inmates. i
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-05-29

A NATURAL CURIosIrV.--A young wo-
man, the wife OF Mr.. Thomas Brooks, OF
this county, few miles from Lynchburg,
says the Virginian, gave birth last week
TO twin children, which are so connected
together as to come under the medical
designation of monster. The chill
dren are perfectly formed and developed
in every respect--having two distinct
heads, four arms and four legs, but are
joined together. the whole length of the
body from the throat down. The union
is perfect. while the children, in all other
respects, distinctly and fully developed.
Persons who have seen the S!amese
twins, say that the union is closer than
in those remarkable beings. 1t is the o.
pinion Of the attending physician that the
children were alive up 10 the time Of par
tuition, though they had ceased to breathe
when delivered.
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A WONDERFUL EsCAPE.--The Auburn
Advertiser say that the escape Of James
A. Cox, of that city, at the disaster, was
wonderful and miraculous:
"Nr. Cox was seated in the third seat
from the front in the second passenger car
the car that made the first fatal plunge
The first passenger car cleared the bridge,
leaving behind tie tracks, wheels and
floor. All The passengers escaped serious
injury. The second car following fell,
striking against the abuiment of the
bridge, and was shivered 10 atoms. Mr..
Cox first heard the scraping of the two
trains in the collision, felt the tipping of
the car, the dreadful rush and plunge, and
the awful crash. The next instant he
was standing on spiniers, so ina that
twenty or thirty could be held in one
hand; the rain beating down on him, and
the most profound stiffness reigning.
"This awful silence lasted a moment
only, when the terrible shreks of the
wounded and the fainter groans of the dy-
ing came up from the shattered mass,
Mr.. Cox, by a slight effort extrlcated
himself from the ruins, and found himself
entirely unframed, except slight and un-
important scratch on his foot. He felt
the splinters flying past his head like light
ming; below his feet 10 his knees were
ruins heaped up, on the left were the
crushed remains Of The Mack children; in
front was the fatally wounded Perkins, Of
Rochester; and almost beneath his feet
were the remains of Moore, of Rising
Sun, and the body of lady. transfxed by
two stakes" ..--t
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CNccl q &c. oPN
0DA44Oo

At his residence in this County, on the
10Th inst, Mr.. John Snyder, aged 81
years, 5 months and 3 days. The decea-
sed was born in Lancaster County, Pa.
In l7S6 his father with his family moved
10 Washington County. Md. In 1907
the deceased moved TO Jefferson County,
Va, where he lived good citizen for 81
years. lie did navy good acts. He gave
tic ground for the Presbyterian Church
at Elk Branch, in which church he was
an Elder. He was consigned to the tomb
on The 2lst, and funeral sermon preach
cd by the Rev. Mr.. Billings, from the l4th
rchap.' 18th verse OF Revelations land
.heafd voice from Heaven saving unto
me right, blessed are the dead which die
~ The Lord from hencefor.h yea saith
the spirit that they may rest from their
Iaoors anu their works do follow them"
I'VE might say, long has this homes, man
IN virtue tTod. An honest man is the no.
blest work of God. Bending with wears
his prayer began Lord as in Heaven on
earth thy will be DONE"
Lancaster, Pa, papers please COPY
At her husbands residence a, En6eIaI
Lock, near London, on Thursday, April
22d, 1858, of short but severe illness
Li2zie e., the wife of James II. Burton
Esq, Chief Engineer of the Royal Man
ufactory Of Small Arms at that place, and
late Master Armorer at the Harper's Fer.
ny Armory, in about the 2S.h year Of her
age, leaving disconsolate husband and
four small children to mourn their ire.
parable loss.
A, 'iarpers Ferry, on Saturday last,
Mr.. Isaac Myers, at all advanced age.
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GAhIhnIl
IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, AGAIN.

NHE undersigned. at the numerous So
/ licilations of citizens and friends, has
consented TO make short stay in the vii
lage to accommodate such calls as he may
be favored with for any kind Of pictures
in the Photographic line, he can be found
at his room opposite McEuGree's store,
on Main street, where he has room fitted
up in the Towner property, finely adap-
ted to the business with a fine stock of
materials which he Will furnish at very
moderate prices.
Thankful for past favors he will evince
his high appreciation Of the same by all
possible diligence and effort to give salts
faction in the future. Call soon, as de-
lays are dangerous, as many OF you know
from past experience.
N. B.-Pictures taken without regard
to weather.
A. B. McCAUSLAND.
Shepherdslown, May %, 1858. st
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Corrected wcekly by Staisy, Miller e. Co.
For the week ending May 90, 1853.
BALTIMORE MARKET.

Flour.-The Flour market is heavy,
with small sales al 81, 90 for City Mills
super; Ohio and Howard st. super is held
at $4,37. Rye FIou: is steady al 1926,
and Corn Meal at $3,5Oa3,75 for City
and Brandywine.
Grain Wheat--The market is dull.
We quote it firm at lOOalO5c for good to
prime reds, lO5a1l5c for fair TO good
whites, and 125 TO 1900 for prime and
choice lots. Corn-sales were made to-
day al G0a6lc. for mixed, 63aG6c for
white, and 64a7oc for yellow. Rye
small sales of Pennsylvania Rye al re,
and Maryland at Csc. Oats are quoted at
3la36c for Virginia and Maryland, and
36a38c for PennsyIvania.-Baltim
CHpper 2Sth inst.
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Sr3AN17A25&3o

!, On Thursday evening, 9th inst, by
the Rev. J u. March, Mr. Hiram II,
Lemon, and Miss Mary Tirgiaia By
erS, daughter OF Mr.. Jacob Byors, all OF
Berkeley Co.
On the same day, by tie same, Mr..
Joseph Il. U'cJb, OF Loudon Co. and Miss
EH2aJch c. Thompson, of Jefferson
County, Va.
On the Goth inst. by the Rev. John
Landstreet, Mr. &dinan Leach and Ma
ry Elisabeth Miller, all of Berkeley
County. .#
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ADMITTED !

THE undersigned begs leave to inform
i the good citizens Of Sheih rdstown
and vicinity that he has resumed the
Tailoring Business
at this place. lie will give sIict alien
ton 10 all business entrusted 10 him, and
will be in regular receipt of the latest and
most approved FASHIONS. and trusts
that he will be enabled. from his long ex-
perence, 10 give satisfaction 10 all.
He may be found at all times at his
Shop, in his residence, near the Luther
an and German Reformed Churches.
G.. =. KEYSER.
May 3, 1858. If
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1t is stated that our representative in
Congress, Mr.. Faulkner, has in contem-
plation bill 10 establish naval academy
of surgery, for the education of surgeons
in the navy, the same as cadets are now
educated--the appointments TO be given 10
the Congressional districts.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-05-29

e. CoggswellS Ani-Phlogisnc Salt
for sale at this office.
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TrJy1 HrF TwFP u

Prepored by DR.. jas. VILLLlES, for the cure
of DYSPEPSY, aud nothing but DESPEPSl,
las advertised in another column) has, by ITS
own merits, obtained Tor itself so high rePu-
tation in Philadelphia that Physicians acqaaA-
ted with its properties, are using it themselves
and prescribing it to their patients, convinced,
by observation, Of its great efficacy in restoring
the disordered digestive organs TO healthy iunc-
ton. Numerous cases Of Dyspepsy, Of the
most aggravated character, which were ahan-
doned as lncurable by some of the Medical a
Guilty, have, by the use Of this Etjrir, been res
tored to perfect health, as attesled certificates
testify. May 20-ly
Worcester daily spy., 1858-08-26

These pills are nothing new, but have been used by the
doctors for many years both in France and America with
unparalleled success in case; and be is urged by
many thousand ladies who have used them to make
the Pills public for the alienation of those sueriDgs from
any Irregularities whatever well prevent an in
crease Of faulty where heath will not permit it. Females
peculiarly situated, those supposing themselves so,
are cautioned against using these Pills while in that
don as the the proprietor assumes no responsibility af
Ter the ABOVE admonon, although their midness would
prevent any mischief to heath otherwise the Pills are
recommended Full and explicit directions accompany
each box. Price 81.
Sold wholes ale and retail by DAVID SCOTT, Drug
gst 25l Main street. corner Of Mechanic street. Wor-
oester Mass and by JAMES GREEN, III Main street,
worcester, Mass Ladies, by enclosing them ST. can
nave The Golden Pills sent to any part of the country
Confidently, by return mail Sold also by A. A Brr lett
ohnton James B. Lane Fitchburg; Cantrel & Som Dan
elsonve; A Houghton, ,Athol Depot; Balch Il Son Prov
idecei Weeks Potter Boston, and by one Druggist in
every toRn in the Union.
B,-Ladies, be particular in asking for s'Dr Dupon
cos Golden Pills, and that the signature is on the
box you will then obtain medicine you may fully rely
upon. The agent will tell you they are no secret com
pound, but are made known to all concerned
pp6 div
Blies' DysPePtic Remedy.-We are the ON!
authorized Agen's for its safe in New York
HARRAL, RISLEY & KITCHEN,
AUS d&A2w Wholesale Druggists, Nav York.