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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-07

ED- Dui ing the confagration of Canton
caused by the bombardment of the British.
the extensive medical warehouse of our
countrymau, DR.. j. G. Aver OF Lowell. (the
depot of his Cherry Pectoral and Cathai tic
Pills, for China, was totally destroyed
He now makes demand upon our Gov
ernment for indemnify from the loss of his
property, and heace will grow another nut
10 crack with our elder brother johnny.
Slick to it Doctor; and if our Government
maintains our rights wherever your Fills
are sold. we shall ouly be unprotected cn
tracts that are Very barrcn. -heto,mer,
Trenton, Nj.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-07
Frauds at the ST. LouIs E,ecsIcu

The Cincinnati Gazette" of the 24th
ult. says:
can additional evidence that there were
gIaring frauds in the late election at St.
Louis, is found in the fact that the County
Judges, on formal petition, h ave granted q
writ of iniucsion, forbidding any exalnina-
of the, poll books or record of woes.
They have secreted, shut up from the pub
lie, on the demand of Democratic partlzans,
the ballots cast on that occasion. This
decision of the Democratic Judges is pal
pably Illegal and absurd. 1t could have
no other sheet than to cover up .cnrrup-
ton and dishonesty. The immediate oc-
caslon of this action was to prevent Mr..
Cerre from examining he ballots. in order
to gain evidence in his contest for the
Sheriff.lty, against Costello, the Demo
cratic candidate, who was declared elected.
The astute judges have decreed that he
must first prove that somebody voted ille
gally, before be can look at the public re-
cord, on which such vote is entered.
There can be no doubt that this is properly
q public record and the fact that it has
been found expedient to hide it, contrary
to law and justice, shows a Consciousness
of something wrong. Meantime, the
people are demanding that these corrupt
Judges shall be dealt with They ought
TO be promptly impeacled, and the frauds
they are trying to cover up should be
fully ferreted out, if possible, at whatever
cost" ..
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-07
a Confession and IA Contrast.

GOV. hammond, of South Carolina, in
one OF his recent speeches saiL:
"AH tile opposition measures of ,eAieA
tie SoutA has complained IN tie last thirtg
gears, she herselfinauguya:ed Washing
ton and Jefferson, in the matter of Slavery,
set the evil example. The North borrowed
it from them. The Bank of the United
States originated with the South. The
South, under some of our leading men, was
godlathe Of the tariff. And it was the
same with the internal improvements.
IAen, Ythe South has done these Miaqs
and andone them, has she not lie powrr, If
SkH united, to control?"
"This, says the Cincinnati Gazette, -
"is the style of argument now used by the
leading fre-eaters, in favor of staying in
tho Union while longer. So long as the
Democratic party can be kept IN power by
aid of the united South, tleir most ultra
demands are expected, sooner or later, to
be thus secured.
"What a commentary is the above con-
Icssion of Gov. Hammond, on the modern
sham, called Democracy! The policy of
Washington and Jefferson Is here as boldly
denounced as are the measures of the Re-
publican party-of which, il, fact, those
glorious old statesmen are conceded to be
the fathers. Most pitiable is the conceit
with which such men as Hammond and
Buchanan arraign those founders of our
government as msehievous agitators, and
propose their own protound wiydon, as a
substitute for the mistaken notions of
Thomas Jefferson and George Washing
on! Great is modern Democracy.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-07
I BcW 9(OOcrtis

X f. CONSTABLE and X, R,A.CUNSlABIF
IN THE FIRM NAME OF CONSTABLE & cox
- ABLE, Attorneys nt Law, will practice in the
'ohlc",State street, Athens, Athens County, o. 20
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-07
REPUBLICAN sTATE TICK EFT.

Supreme Judge,
o w. V. PECK, of Scioto County.
Attorney General,
G. =. WOLCOIT, of Summit
a ComptrolIer Of Treasury,
w. B. THRALL, of Franklin.
Member Board OF Public Works,
JOHN i. MARTIN, of Butler.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-07
CHEAP FARM FOR SALE

VIE subscriber offers Tor sale he farm of
l. John Diamond, comprising 50 acres of
Ianu' about sixteen improved the balance,
pretty good timber land, lying between mile
1mu anu, nan ana Two miles back Of Racine
The whole will be sold for $3.50 if onnI,co-
ton be made soon. For further particulars.
apply 10 JOHN SARSON ''F'
Sept. 7th-36-4l* Lrtart TnwnnI;,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-07
syrlc1Ise 1onI Mines.

We have just had the pleasure of cx
arhniins the chart of recent survey Of th,
mipes az our busy Iitllencrghbor. Syracuse
The survey was made and the chart draw
by onr friend, Tbopnas RadCord, Esq, and
is proof conclusive that whether in meas
urihg angles above ground. d ailroods
beHeatl,,s he is master ofthe mysteries ol
his art. ,s,r g..
We learn. from this chart, that the
'shaft" by which the coal is reached, and
through whichit is brought to the surface,
IS located twenty five yards from the river,
and is eighty-fve feet deep-the space
between it and the river being used as a
"coal yard" The engine by which the
coal is lifted, is, perhaps, the most perfect
piece of machinery in the county, and is
worth visit to see.
There are seven "principal entries, !"
each eight feet wide and from three to FIVE
hundred yards long From these ''prin-
cipal entries, and running at right-angles
are one hundred and seven "rooms," each
twenty four feet wide and from sixty to
three hundred yards long. These zen
tries" and rooms" can be indefinitely cx
tended as tlleppogress ofmining proceeds
There are now from ninety to one hundred
men. employed in these mines. and the av-
erage product is about eight thousand
bushels of coal per day.
BY the way, we were through the town
rcce ntly. and from the appearance of things
we concluded, that hard as the times un
doubtedly are. business nt Syracuse was
being pushed forward with energy. We
noticed several good houses in process of
building, and were quite surprised at the
.rapidity with which the town has sprung
up. 1t Is not a cluster of shanties, as is
sometimes put up as mere shelters for
temporary use, but substantial houses,
such - would do credit to any new coun-
try village.
he new mining operations are doing
much TO add to the population and wealth
OF our county. From the inexhaustihle
stores of mineral wealth, that have lain
concealed tor ages, the willing hands of
honest free labor sends the needed fuel to
warm and bless tile swarmlng thousands of
the cities aud towns below, while the money
received IN exchange gives employment to
mechanics OF all sorts, who supply the
wants of the miners. and these aoa1n cre-
ate demand for The products of the farm
and the services Of professional men, and
Ill together form network Of interests
that makes each the helper of all others.
Tie benefits resulting from the successful
prosecution Of such ~ business cannot be
iuIIy conceived. Every person, of what
ever pun suit, has an interest therein. Even
the Telegram would be benefited if some
one would take tie trouble to see that the
ist of subscribers were doubled, as it ea-
'ily might be. And why not?
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-07

NNH"H"Ph FOR IhEALiDs.--Nn trist that DR.. Ro-
'eA "u'crt'semeht in another colldn. " Ill not as
cape Tue notice Of tnu sick and suffering. II ia an
earnest and convincing documsnt, and We ore cr.,li
"'F informed, that the cures accomplished by his
ceIsoratod scandinavian Rrmrdics-the Ble,d pin.
ana blood P"riiier-ful! bear out the statement IT
contains. These great Vegetable r.tives are i'm
'hchSely popular in the Wcst. The settlers ON new
lands the planters and farmers in the valleys of the
-'i'sSiSsipp and the Ohio the ugun.und fever ridden
fosoeh's on the banks of the Red Rycr aud in fa ct
S'eh 'h all localities wos of the AIrgenies hay
great faith in DIR. RobAck's pr.para.i,us
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-07


"ipOtNEsS, HEADAtHE &C.-lhUsc pains and dlsa
"a 'eahlc feelings are generally symptoms Of som
other c"'nll"int; such as dyspepsia, upeplcxy and
various others, all of which are caused by corruut
h"NiouS matter, clogging the various circulations
hehce, stream or rush of blood to the he adj and b,
lhe excitement 1t great pressure on the BRAIN Thus
II VIII be seen that all the above painful and dis
tr"ssinG malndics owe their origin to the blood Dr.
Morse's Indian Root Pills are acknowledged to be
thc only medicine that will thoroughly purify the
piood' lhry enter the blood, and follow the stream
oi lte ON its journey through the SYSTEM They root
OUT jlii ioulncSs and impurity and drive out every
unhealthy obstruction. They should be taken eyer,
night III sufficient quantities to operate briskly by
commencing with two pills on going to bed. three the
next night, four the next; if tho symptoms are not
removed, commence again with two nils and co mn
nSain as before. Continue in like manner until thc
blood Is thoroughly purified, and all pain and distress
is entirely removed.
Obtain one of our FREE AIMANiCS and read
tue history of Dr. MOrsc's father, and how The medi-
cine was Introduced 'H
BE w AXE of counterfeit Of these PnlS--YcIIov.
rappers. All genuine ure in BIUEwraIp~rs with
INC signature of a. J. White IL Co. on each bow
Price - cents. ~ IVA
DE- Morsc's Indian Root Pills are sold by all deal.
erS in Medicines. "'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-07
NarIted.

. on th" 2lst Inst, by W. G. Kcphart Mr.. Jouy q .
port, Meigs County. - "''Na'e
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-07

MEDIcAL EIINT.-- Cold cream is a good
application, but there are cases in
which it should not be- used internally
With your ,oifee, for instance, always take
tie cream hot.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-07

E=T"The days appointed for tie holding
of the Agricultural Fair IN Meigs County,
are "Wednesday and Thursday, the 29th
and 3Oth days Of September.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-07
NOTICE.

TWILLIAM HARDEN, of CoaIpart. MeirS
County, Ohio, forbid any person from
trusting on my account, my wife lice Harden
or my daughter, Alice fIaruen, ;,s Shall nav
no debts OF their contracting a tier thrs,iar,.
aug. 81 35-3t. WILLIAM HARDIN
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-07
SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER
OF COURT

/
{ ~ The 9Th day 0! October next, at 1 o'clock
= T.. 'on the premises. will lie sold To
lEe highest bidder, the following real estate,
az tHe properly OF Thomas r. Davis, deceased,
to-W': situated IN Neigs County. and de-
,on Cd,ped as follows; The surface Of y part of
ioo ~ ocre lot NO. "Ol, in Sections Nos and I,
~ io"h NO 2, Of Range No. l3. beginning
"I the toao where 1t crosses the uprer line Of
Said lot, thence following the son,h line Of
Sdlu tot to the corner; thence north far enouph
~ lnat me drawn PARALLEL with the soulh
IlG hrSt mentioned, shall strike the road ex-
acHy opposite the main arch; thence follow.
ing The said road TO The place of beginning.
SUBJECT 20 an annual rent Of four dollars.
during Inc natural life Of Emily Rice. late
WIDOW 81 SAID Thomas K. Davis, deceased, ss
Do, ner DOVER therein. Appraised at $40 on.
ieIlS oi SaIe-one third cash in hand. one
th!fo IN onS year, and The remaining one
tnird IN Two years; with interest from ibe inv
Ct sale. JOIIN IRvviT ''' "''
n365S3 Admir- Of ThoS. X. Davis. dec,d.
)RO6aTE COCRT-The State Of Ohio.
l. Me'ss county, Ss.-Fina Sc lrment Of ne
couhlS'-Notlce is hereby given thai the nc
rouniS o the following persons have been
MED IN the Probate Court in and far said
county for settlement. JoSeph Mauck. admir-
de bonus non Of the estate Of Isaac V,nc.,
Gee d John Geyer, admir- of John Lrnnp,1
urc d. SAID accoun's will lie heard and Sci
lied on Tuesday, the twenty-riyhth day Of
september INST. ARTHUR MERRILL.
'' P' ''-'o 81 Probate Judge.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-07

III ITIv IITt 'IIIs PNnniX Bittrr. rn niynrl
III their nappy eGtcts upon the human syt.n, 1hn,
Puri! the blood, and thus remove all cause or dis
."s'' ana hcthg powerfully on the secretons of the
thcy remove at once all impurities They do
"ot red"ce the sy stem, but nYigorac consequently
'ho! require no restraint from pleasure or business
during their operation. Mineral medicines effect or,
temporary cures, but th, Vegetable Life Medicines
cure permanently and enectualy. Sold by the pro-
Pi'lof' W. B. Mofrat, 33j Broadway, y. V. audhs
Agents. ~ '
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.


I-PPimplcs and Botches are the result Of ir,nnr.
p'"on' Ihc blood becomes thick and clogged The
SKIN Is not able To cast off the impurities SO
70 neilth. How many young men and women we se,.
",'" '''oir iaees covered with pimpc, and Jochcs.
VINO are ehdehvoring to remove them by the ps, of
soaps and washes OF various kinds This is very dan.
sefouS ana should never be pracised by persons ~,
SirouS of good health. Mothers who hay. eI,iIjren
hhiicted with sores and erupions should never dry
'hpn up by external applications for in tl. way tly
" u.Ne III thc hum0rs and produce i'll health for
no ellld during it3 whole life time There is no ,,,,
mat likes to see her children afflicted win oII
health. ''
m"FSe'S indian Root Pills are prepared expressly
ior 'he cure Of eruptions of the skin such as p,,
''"tches' Sores, &c. They cloane the blood OF Mi
'pu'i''eS' producing beautiful, clear and healthy
so much admired by all people of taste ands re-
fincment.
Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills are sold by al! deal
ers in Medicines
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-07

10 THE BALD-We advise ali who are ofr,ic,,d
WIN o"uhess TO u.s. Woods Hair Restorative, II
" oTch used with great success by thousands and ia
Oy all to be the greatest tonic for the reslo
,' 'i" preservation OF The hair rknownto the world
| proSoht oa!' This Invaluable specific is to
VA" at NO. ia Market street, where certificates
from persons Of high character ana st,Indiur ,,i.
IyihS to It's virtues, may be seen at any time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-10
CVPREMF COURTROOM JAY. Receivs =

CUPREME COURT-JOHN JAY, Receisns. =
- the Mechanics. Fire Insurance Company q the
York sgsinst WILLIAM II. DE GR0Of sDd ALioL 80
wife, Theodore B. DE- Groot aud Emm. bis WE ysss1s
Murray, Charles Burial Exs Ware. sInini.tfs1 100,
Abcrnsty, administrator Of John r. Ware, decossei
dyke and Wilson o. Hunt-PuIsaant 10 decIes o. -
TOO shove cned action a. sp c term 81 the suP.sss
held at the City of Eewfok the 3isl VI Or.eef ~
Referee IN sand decree pemed oil eel a Ish ~
Merchant Excbsnre ia New York City on The lS
las a. twelve och * q. Of tina; day. the fo"
real estate ot snd, Viz; All that CERTAIN - pee .nds
and sirate. lying sud beirg in ths Twelfth ~
city. bonded aud dssehed as follows VIZ. Besinniass
ON TIE 'outhsry ie Of Gre HUNDRED sndiofiy ~
isnt four bundled Fee. soathehy iom Ia sorih ISIS
a. Ons hubdrs5a and forty secondsi aud tlrrnp -
taerce sostheriy ns psrarl With sud s'.nas
me 81 the buck betw Onebuedred a2a io, .sos<n
On- hundred aud forty seooasst thence sont 'sa
ta.teily one bundIed feet TIN Hes souhsy 'a,s-,
Ith said Eleventh Il. until Inter ecs tae 70 ~
ihe b!oomnsdale Road. ttence Losths'y Ioes sss o.
booniresss Road until inci:sats ihe 90 .Isy ss sv
hur died aid forty ssconds therce wssfeffy sops W
line e o. ehrItred AID lotty secou let 20 The Js
ring Terms nsAe fIewn tho day OF sse ~ p,(s
iaSs. HOMER H. SIuaAL.s ~
CHARLES Il. WufTNHE Al. A.tSg-ey. u"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-10
Eeaal Notites.

CUPREsiE COURT.-JOIIN JAY, Receiver n
~ Mechanics. FiIe Insurance Company Of the City
Ycrs. sssinst WILLIAM II. DE- GR0OT and ALICE :. =
wil- JAMES B. MURRAY CHARLES BURIAL GEOset
OPDYKE snd WILSON @. HUNT-Foreclosure SLs-rt
suat 10 Judgment decree Of SALE made In the
seton. Special T. the Supreme Court, held 10 NJ
York City, Oct ST. 1851 T. the Referee in said order named
sell st public auction 81 the Merchants Exchange In hesin
City, The IL. dsy Of July las at Y O'Clock Of hs
tie follow property mentioned and described In said dor
yL: Al hst eett,in lot piece or parcel q d si:ass
beips N The hrth Ward Of the City OF NYork being
the ard lately teor ding to the rector oharcbwssen sas
tryusn q 1GiLy Church, commonly called the Church
ard II t sushed the maps Of such part thereof hss
botE lie Roy and Morton streets east Of Huens 49,
by tie 'oiteE n. and bounded follows 70 Wit beg1ns
point the nchery side OF lie Roy street distant thfes -
dred sud I'y feet aud five riches eastward from "a 90
f ty The ta,tery side Of Hudson street a,d nofs.y
OF ie Roy strcet .heI ming norhehy add psrs =
sou street sers he eseTy eide Of lot on SAID m:p o.
died fee, 20 the center lines a said bok between lie ~
Morton streets taeIce eastery said center me
- lie Roy tret eighteen feet ten inches q the es'sn
dairy Of the Church Farm taercs south sssery sors os
'btssa fet ten aches thence southsfiy aous tr t
pied ty tie German Luthesn Church and psrsiei 70 -,
street eighty Elk feet six pche, Ls Roy street.
westerly ,lorg the notttery side oi L. Roy stIet
iest ireh 10 The place OF beginning Terms mse
The day 81 sale New Ioik, Jnne TO- 1853. A..
HOMER "A STUART, bs'e"
CHARLES T. WHITEHEAD AttsrDsy
&c H,LLiDlY Arctsonser jlo ThkNs'vs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-10

CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW JERSEY
~ Connecting =. New Hampton with the Delaware. Lake
wanna snd Western Railroad AID Easton with the Lehsh
Valley RAILROAD
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, commencing April d isJs.-
Leave New.Yor2 for Easton nn n.eru dse places from PIED
No. North EiSer 81 u u M. and for S,uiervils
By above trains, AID q $50
The above trains connect Elizabeth with trsus the New
jersey Railroad which leave New York the foot Of C0u6>
landt- st. ., y and - Ia m, and a.d 5 p
Passengers for he Delaware Laekas AID Western Rat
road viii Fave q, Il only For Lehza alley Rarosl a.
u q m ani IL N JOHN o. Stems. Superintendent
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Marbinsrg.

J,IRE ENGINES for SALE-New and second.
hand FIRE ENGINES, al complete ready io use and "aI
rar.ed al No. lafayette place, by J. II. slChELS
NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHlNE-C0aie's
Pa.eu. up qua,ed simplicity and sped, easily opersed
ana sep; in order, adopted 20 al kinds Of work F ms
tior. 20 purchasers Please call aud examine NO "a Broad
wsy, room No. 2.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-10
90 printers.

A FOJR-CYLINDER PRESS for SALE
"A The Publishers Of THE TsrvNg haylnt -, p.s.ss
purossse one Of Hoes new Ten Cylinder 81
(the fastest in the WORLD IN order g. 9ss' .nR
fe Large citcni stion offer SALE TIL rOUh = 60
PRESs on which NE ousdts Of their Daily sqa 'Ie
oon-tr,ctea pressly for ushss been IN a. NJ, ~ 0 -
mani e,T .x A, .-v y,ars-hA cost verJ nt'e TOT 49,
sl. e. ~ o. 49, ,ood service its fell capacity Is loeo
i,nnTs ons ,o5 hour but ordinary speed about svW
s, - - ~ and will toldsince we no longer hsea IL
g. 80 49, 49, Inny 70 HORACE GREELEY CO..
sr sI'"o esA'- apr Tribune Buildings Sev York
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Real Gsiate for Sale.
TCIIISON and ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD.
"A BARBECUE DINNER
SALE OF $50 RAILROAD LOTS.
At ATCHl5ON. X. T.,
On The 23d day Of jane, 1858.

AZ ATCHisoW' X T.,
TIE uBasuSd BY s direction S Of the 4hs5n Town Company
vi" 'as '' 10 %A rSGfs BUILDING LOTS
the proceeds TO applied the construction Of The ATCI
SON AND ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD which Road is the con
Atohop Western terminus Ths enterprise being pushed
pcceJ the contact having been let 10 Me.s Butchers Aud
Tasns cp saHf~one d Cash balance in and
The Town Site having hen ss entered ter s i've To- me
Lott ygp s Sps . 'te TO purchase should esamne
Rso.d Cettration with usual ceremonies viii be h-d st
the Depot Grounds opposite the City, at 10 occk and a.
Y Ocleck M FREE Barbecue Dinner will be syeg in the City
rsnon en- Who viii be ia stcndguCs Aher dinner the sale
Lots III i'll front of The new AtoLsoT Hotel coz Of
'''''' >'' President Of the Atchison Town Company
Atodscn City, Ksusss Territory May TO- 1888.
CLiNTON-AV., BROOKLYN.-For SALE
~ One Of the finest BUILDING SITES this the most
beautiful Of (; Or f sccsu aid He 5 a ~
80 et deep being the northwest corner Of Con aud dAe.
@ Gs be 'i Shifts ilss ;H
CLINTON-Ay:, BRO0KLYN.-FO1rc SALE
little Fgton O 2x2o wtb barn in The rear house .
yGod VIA ga ss sss a 5 is fI t Nav nx
BETS, No. ii Pine st, New.York
TOR SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT at Nyack
Il the Hudson River-lis splendid view Of tue River
piazza front and rear Carriage ?ue. ard scrSs of Land
N yia sSS ti% 5i On The
BY David Van Wait Cost Of property &-wiI be sold Tor
csh Only bsn mile from the Nysk Female Seminary Tho
Hbcve property owned by and offered cheap
Tor cah the For further particulars apply to j.
W. WESTON. No. go Brosdw ay. Room No. q.
TOR SALE-A very neat thrce-story and high
Price 500 Apply to ERAsTUS T. MEAD, No. $50 sd.y:
Tor SALE or EXCHANGE for well-located
IL Wsiern Iands Unncuutecd Property this city
.wo first ouretoIy bigh basement, brown stone front
HOUSES 2x65 with all ucdcrn improvements Apply 20
JAMES BUTLER. No. 90 Nassau ct N Y
nor SAIE-Lots Nos. 100 and l0l President
y e. RIOCfJu Apply to -
No. 81 Exchsyr epscs.
CTORE PROPERTY for SALE cheap--Ths
~ yusbi. buck HOUSE snd STORE. No. l5i South eh
wnlsnsburh for sale chssp- Apply &c }. y "Eh1iN"s
No. IS South 6tis-
ITO ALL PERSONS GOING WEST.-An in
trstlss and illustrated PAMPHLET cf so pages contain
ing full othc Lands which the Illinois Central HALL
will be sent gratis TO soins West whs
viii apply b the ComPany's Agency. No $50 Broadway
HC1 LOTS in JERSEY. for SALE CHEAP,
HUI orE XCHASGE.-TIess lots a-- only eight blocks
from Cupsd steamship docks; ncnty. wed locs
shout fOtiy pot vita extensive water front and
viii b. soo great bargain exchanged in part for good Rs
read BOLss q Stock o Dry Goods Inquire OF :. L TOWNS
END. Nc g. Nassaus. where the maps can be seen. This
proIz y Offers chance for investment cuaon aud H
TINS vicinity.
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DENNSYL WANNA RAILROAD
II TILE GREAT CENIRAL RQLrTE.
Water Cure.

nR. L. J. LOWENTHAL's WArER.CUsE md
~ GYSlNAsuM-Bersen Hishts, NewJersey 10 nin.A
from either The obokrn jersey City terry W regular aA
"ATER-CURE.-D o. w. MAY has agAn
w optned bis HIGHLAND HOME wATER.CCk5
P,ekski ~ Y for the reception Of Patients and BoSt
where PURE water air and diet with skf ossf
be. chance for the recovery or retention Of health
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-10
Gunner Retreats.

DOAKDING HOUSE within 40 rods of West
ID mott u, pot with every .iepce i0r bathing fishing
e. s1y two hcaIs ride from City Hall Address WM A.
UIII. SsrsstuCk. Conn
n ATOURETTE HOUSE, BERGEN POINT,
In j. gill b. open for tn. reception Of BOARDERson May
b. f. BROWN.