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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-10-12


grand principle Of popular soysreignty.
And the next thing that seems to pur-
plex the gentleman is. that l have SO
lately embraced the p,iucipiesof the Demo-
cratic party, and have the effrontery to
take the stand and endeayor to explain to
nv fellow citizens what lupdersiand those
principles to be. He sselas to think it
impossible for any man "a isnow or become
acquainted with apytEil that has not
happened under his own ltations and
that it is perfectly astonishing | should
undertake to tell anything that happened
under the Administration of Jefferson or
Jackson. Now comes that part OF the
dastardly and untrue portion of his article.
He charged that said Campbell was
right This is falsehood, No. I. He next
charged that said Campbell 8 Democracy
was too sound to let him go against the
party. This is falsehood No. e. And
then again, that appealed to Campbell
and asked him ho,o lie could forsake the
partyif we had left our principles. False
hood No. g. He next says that there was
vote called by Campbell, and that he
(Campbell) was unanimously sustained by
the Democracy Falsehood Nod. There
was vote called. At the time said vote
was called, the principle part Of the Demo-
Gratis with myself, were out of the house,
and Campbel's supporters were all Re
publicans and not Democrats. When 1
learned what was going on inside of the
house, all the Democrats outside of the
house, gathered around the door of the
house, the leading ones going inside with
me-
Before going in, however, I asked all
the Democrats if they would vote the
Democratic ticket through. they said they
would, whereupon all the Democrats gath
cred around the door, SOME of the promi-
nent ones going inside with me. 1 then
told Campbell that he was mistaken if he
thought he was sustained by the Democ-
. racy of Sutton, and his only answer was
when he saw he was caught in his own
trap--"well, that does not make wrong
right This,vas sseeway that Campbell
was sustained in Sutton, and if il is any
Qualification for him to be sustained IL
that way, only hope that he may ge
enough of it. Next on the programme h'
says that inquired why they (the Demo
crats) supported Campbell, and the an
swer was because he (Campbeii) wai
right. Falsehood No. 8. .
The last and meanest Of all his falls
misrepresentation was that, |, while OIL
the stand speaking to my fellow citizens
made use of profane language; this is to
, tally and absolutely untrue. This las
misrepresentation being regarded by tn
leading men of his party in this place, a
being not only untrue but ungenerous an
unfair.
Now what have to say, say for my
self, and stand responsible for every wor
= that have penned. further say tn;
they are not only untrue Representations
but beneath the dignity of any gentlema
" Of honor or principle. T. J. SMITH.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-10-12

MURDOCH q NYE, Proprietors Coal
ridge FIGURING Mil, Pomeroy, and Crystal Flour,
ing Mil, CoaIport. Cash paid for Wheat u. al
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-10-12

KEYGERVILLE Steam Grist MIll-N.
Stewart, Proprietor-has been recently rebuilt ana
isnow pre- pa red to do good work promptly. IL
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-10-12

JOHN s. DAVIS, has his Planning Ma
chine, on Sugar Run, Pomeroy, In good order ana
constant operation. FlolLong, w:ather poaIn,ng' g
%r., kept constantly on hand, to MI oreera. l-lo
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-10-12

STEAM SAW MILL, Trout street, Pom
.roy paar Kurr's Run. Mini r. Nye, Proprietor
Lumber sawed to order on short notice. Plastsrlng
l.Ih constantly on hand, FOR sale. !
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-10-12

n G.. WHALEY. Surgeon Dentist,
Err,mev's BuiId,ng 9nd finTy, Rnilsnd nIee,' cree.
wlSdIeport. q. All pperatfons pet'ssn,hE o,,sd
rrnfeuSinn promptly peroTmed LOWS
Spnn n taS,r residences. II d"sireA' -
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NEW SERIES-VOL. 1, NO Al.
TERMS oE SUBSCRIPTION

sg THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.
q = s,sbserlbera wholdo not give express notice IN
sss ont ssishas to'ssni'nns
II sub.eriDsrs order the discontinuance Of their
papers the publishers continue to send them un
III ali nrreargss are paid. ,
e. neglect or refuse to take thelr pa
pers from the Office which they are directed they
Are held responsible till they settle their BILL, ana Or
der the papers discontinued.
4 II any subscriber rcmoves TO another piacc
vitho at informing the publisher, and their paPer Is
sent to the fore the subscriber Il hed
The courts have decided that refusing to take
newspaper from the office, or removing and leaving
II uncaed for, prima facie evidence "Iinteh'ioh"i
RATES OF ADVERTISING:
Ru.incss Cards, 9 lines less, one year, 30 oO
One sauarc thirteen lines or less, three weeks, 70
zach subsea ueut Insertion, %
ono square three months, ; W. w.
One square six months, . w w
one square one year, W W
One-fourth column one year, {: = 10 W. W.
one-half column one year, ~ w.
ree-fourths OF II column one year, 25 0O
Ous column one year, w w ~
Casual sr transient advertise nust De pald
for advance. ,-,. ,o.
Advertisements not having the number OF inser'
tions marked on copy, will be continued until Tor
bid, a nd cha rged accordingly.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-10-12

J. W JONES, Proprietor Middleport Sash
Factorx and pla ling Mill Will MI all orders in his
lin. Of business punctualiy. and at low rates. D!
ndJre.siug or ppl ying To him at Mddleport. ~
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-10-12

w AICHER, Matchmaker and jew
eler, and whole and retail dealer In Watches,
Clorks J.w.lry md Fancy Goods, Front ST.. above
the Remington House, Poneroy. Particular At'eh
tion paid re- pairing all article'in my line. IL
------- IINNIS ANn SuNES.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-10-12

o. BRANCH & Co, Dealers IN Dry
t;oods. Grot ories, Hardware, QueenswHre, &c
Enst vide Of 4 ,urt street, three doors above the
corner NJ Front, III
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-10-12
VES-T!NWARE RE
MILLS--MACHI

". j. PRALL, Manufactures of Tinware
and Dealer in every variety OF Stoves, etc., C"1r'
all Pnme ~
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-10-12

PETER LAMBRECHT, Matchmaker &
penlerin Watches, Clocks, Jcwclry and Fancy
Articles, Court street, below the new Banking
Uouse Pomcroy. Watches, Clocks and JewelTy
carefully re epnircd on short netice. II
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Regrettlng that the list OF Premiums
was not commensurate with the number
and merits of the riders, we subscribe
ourselves Mrs. G. E. DONALLY,
Mrs. II. B. SMITH,
E. S. BRANCH,
II. B. SMITH,
Committee.
Upon the announcement of the above
it was generously proposed to raise a sum
to be divided between Miss Simpson aud
Mrs. H. G. Mcclure, wbereupon FIVE dol
| lars was raised, which gave " each, three
dollars. ....-l ---..- -.--.---.-.- f.. -... d.
50 President, A. Stout Vice President,
Waldo Strong; Board Of Directors, VIM.
Foster, N. Stansbury, Robert Coombs,
Thomas Radford, John r. Ellis Record
ing Secretary, Geo. McQuigg !; Cores
ponding Secretary, Martin Heckard;
Iirressurer. o. Branch Chief Marshal
Robert Simpson Assistant Marshal. s.
Titus. A. STOUT, Prest.
"A. a. WArkrEs. Rec. Sec'y. pro tenn.
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T. WHITkSlpE, Manufacturer of Boots
and shoes Praslt Street. three doors above Stone
bridge. The best OF work, for Ladies' and Gentle
men. made to rider. IL
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-10-12

COALPORT Salt Company. Office in
Cooper's Building Coalport, o. Salt for Country
trad- Retail, thirty-Hvo cents per bushel. ii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-31

RAILROAD CArAsrK0PHE,-Erop 40 ezra o. fh<
SsSoH Christian Sun, Of tho orb, we have the fol-
lowing particulars OF au accident TO freight 'ra'a Oh
the Sesboard srd Roanoke Railroad:
terrible accident resulting Ill tue Joss VI NJ. Gu
cars loaded with goods, MERCHANDISE r. aui ' -"
btaki, down OF the bridge across Smith CrecA ou
the Sea0oaId and Roam Ike Railroad, one "'e '''''
svtlClk, occurred ;O.dsy. Il -. IA
The regular freight train len Portsmouth a. ~
O'Clock q. H., in charge of the regular en5lueoi; ~
Carr, aud Conductor La-si.er. mere "eeS y 81
hc..de me passenger car, =! Of whica were M -
freight one empty and one fiat ear loaded Win IRON.
Tie tram left Suffolk about ~ O'Clock ~, ana "Ien
rt6r KAby Eicdicks brcA-yerd, near 1ue oa;11 ..
crossing Smiths Greek, ole Ot the cars taS y" -
could be af,erwsId) and ran l2V yar's I y
siIil ny the bridge; when /, struck tne oT'use a.
in al precipitatd IL cars down IN the c,reA,
iance Of about 40 feet TIE engine, tender ana one
freight car had reached the opposite emoanknien.'
ard TX ears, including the Passenger car "e'e nor
the Fortunately TO lives were I's' nor az!
son injured. There were in the passeng1s -
Capt Lessiter Mr.. Blanchard, lady ana cAg' $50
badly higltened they were Dot ipifeu; ~. -,
cars Smashed were al loaded with rtishi ior i"s
l. gh ard Gsstcn Read; the way fresh- WAS al saVy',
ard of through freight TIE way ". - ~ nm
through freight bad been sen; by express 10 t.o
lLg and We Lad Jo means 81 ace tan'I .,rn o10
but CAPT. Lsssi'er thinks j. would reach ~ b. .rgi
blame can be alta ched TO Capt. Lass'er .. III nnlv
nter Mr. Carr; the train was g0rg very ~" ,ba,
At the rate of about Elk niles an hour aud the ~ @
OF being midway Of the train, peI,ne' io
ror conductor could know /. until the br'aH ~
We arrived a. the spot about tNthy n.af ~ broken
the tccurrs nee About 100 feet Of the pm n
down, ard the and contents ae ""l' s coa.a mo-
than We have ever seen. Whisky sag con,' "a
iass.s boots shoes ladies' drrrs goods, oou-..
rbbors, smsshed Up together in one genera '''''''
A ti<
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fegaI Notiess.

IN CliANCERY.In the matter OF an Act ct
Pailiail, ruled " An Act for Better Securing 1nr
Fund End for the Relief Of T.t and IN he mater OF "a"
Trusts of the VIII Of WILLIAM BEWLEi TAYLOR, esquire,
d.ceas.d-WALTER COPELAND Of Edv ard AID frsnces
Copsld born 9Th June 1876 ssedey pe ancbcsier aud
siding me time AZ Leeds both ia the Kingdom OF England,
vho W. 1t to year 1884, ,hereab1us and WA 'a.
tine previous TO 3fS Her Maes;y seyIc' u which
year seryire and who in August 1873 was IN Loo
don and proceeded thence - America and embarked "a
board schooner oyed IN the ; trade oetweoa the Hvsa
Chaes,Ow (which schooner lost IN me enny pst
844 ard who aferwud embarked On bond the r.rljin "a
A esn ,o employed in trs6nf between the United Stse.
and Hsvre d. Grace France sid VINO correPon5ed
18th his relstivs in Enssnd iOm time TO tune up 20 the h
lure ls4 and persons claiming 10 be awful sr OF ne
said Walter CoupsEd in the of bis des'h and which d
Waiter such lawful issue living at the death oil
The said William Bswy Taylor the sth Oetober Si oe
cns e1tdo fovrh part share OF - no. under Toe h,of
the said will TO- and respective ydested to Win
Nessra Nelson Buner Of Leeds Aforesaid or with Mr. l.
W Nelson Of No Cioaklsne, Cannon st., Ner London ana
70 make his their tn the Chamber OF the Wee Chaues
lor Sir John Stuart. No II Cd lncoGs Inn III soc
Cosny ddser and Kingdom % England Oh OF before the
l,t dsy Of June, $50.
An, person who Information to the ds''h o. ne
said Walter Coupand rea'ng 20 any awful l,se e
BY him. qu-sied 70 sush lctOns,On 20 III l. w Net
No ClOak.sne CHnIon..t West LONDON III @nNa
ibr reasonable Of s.h p-rson VII be
this 18Th Jay Il January, 1919. ROBI. WM rfAht,
Chief Clerk
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Me1nal.
public his origl-

nR. l. A. MARCH offers to the public his orgl-
nal ard infabe RECIPE for the immediate Of Salt
Rhrm Rinsworm Scsd Head. Barber Itch and all ska dis
eases Ills remedy has performed astonishing cures in eSaor
dr,ry cases which had bsled the skill Of the most celebrated
Ensh l. applied 70 The surface sud used win inn
purity all To all suffering it'll these Dtoeable com
plants will incose this valuable recipe upon recep, Of ~ cents
made without trouble and ring Address
me- Box No. 257 Chatham square PostOhice New York
nR. HASTINGS COMPOUND Strip of
~ EAPHTlIA-The great remedy for Coughs. Colds W.
sumption and all diseases Of the Lungs. Price per bottle
six bottles Tor g. p. l.. PARMERT0N, Sole Agent;
No is FultOu-st, New York.
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A Mis.orm DrEL.-A correspondent. Of Tie Ms
sOuri RepuJlcon, writing from Cairo, H., MTca %,
Gays: ,.,cu.
Wv above that place yesterday, between two
men named = Lane aud Allen Hale. Tney mad an
old pudge. aud agreed to and settle ]. by hsht-
pg with double baeed shot guns at ten psces, winch
they cid accordingly. AT the hrst giving 0, re WORD
nissed fire. and Lanes went of, pou ing its bad oil
buck. shot INTO Haes body. Hale fell, and Lane vent
up 10 him and beat bi u 90 the head with bis gun
beaking the gun. Lsne had not been .rfes,ec w
noin.pg the people appearing to regard i ~ u"
fgbt.
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N,s,tsstPPr -FAr,L FIGHT AMONG THE LA"ftN.
We learn from The Nssissipp CIar'ol w. o. .
late term Of the Probate Court OF Choc.a" my,
Mss, case was being argued before sas lsiu one
!Tsse I% y M.ss,. w Sonsnd and T. W. Davis zoe
se, ala ,Ss nurse Of his argument Bran;l:y be-
esns very psfson AID .d tbs, snS % 'ss D' xs
were bCih ~ c,,urse ensued, when B.artley
snsIy aie ie and presented it II Nowlsnd VITO dared
drew p'ol SDu AZ tie same time that be not
an 10 BrsItsy told him 70 go and arm hm.e
upon VIZ pa'tiev XII. ked hum when Nowlepd stabbed
70 ea, we. The wound was considered mor.sl,
III. m R,sa.lty was borne to his residence, wh'rs he
.da iis will On recovering i'om his agia-cn, nov.
mao i vas found to be ess injured than was a. hrst
.eeI,d V,s recovery was, nevertheless, c)Ds dered
sarp doubtful at lsst accounts On the f)losieg
a;1,irg as Nowland was going 10 his breakfast he
w.s wa laid and shot by Brau,ieys brother WIZ M
mediately made his escape.
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PENNSYLXANIA, ILRoAD

II IHF hVI
The Psnr,ylvsuis Railroad connects a. Pittsburgh with rail-
roads 10 ST. Louis Mo- Alton, Galens and Choaso H.
Frankfort Lexington ard Louisville ny Terre sue Msdison,
Lafayette and indianapolis Ind Cincinnati, Dayton, Spring
field Beefoutsine Sandusky Toledo Cleveland Columbus,
Zanesvie Massion and Wooster Ohio also with the seam
cket boats and New Orleans s. Louis Louisville and
Cincinnati.
mentioned pisces in the West.
Passengers will End this the sho re o- exp ious and
con Portable roI between the East and West.
FROM EEW-YORK TO CINCINNATI IN 80 HOURS.
FROM NETWORK TO CHIC 400 IN 70 HOURS.
FROM NETWORK TO ST. LOUIS IN 10 HOURS.
Fare low s-any Other route.
See hand bills in The hotels Of this city.
Through Ti~le's further information be had 81 the
office Of the PENNSYLt ANA RAILROAD
~. , As;or House. Broadway
J,rrsrvI 1853 J. L. ELLIOTT Agent
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6tfamboats ano RaiIrodos.
NEw-YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD.-

~ EW-1UKK and fTAKLEM hATT4NVAD.-
~ SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing THURSDAY, April |, 1853.
Tia leave Depot Of White and Cen,rsss Newton
9:Sn Mail Train stopping ~ Nllsmsbrdge aud all
Stations north.
6:l5 p IA. Tor White P.n., +ppng at all nteruedia.e
Stations.
Tr'us ave the Depot Ahst and 4hav New-fork at
&:ij For Wlliamshnige stopping a. I'll iefmrse
Stations.
ll:na For White Plains, stopping at all intermediate
S'stiOns.
e:sop m. For Wiismsbndge, stopping all intermediate
Stations. go
i:,o p No. For Dover Plains stopping 8. all ntrrmedil:e
Stations.
$50 For Williamsburg, stopping al all intermediate
Stations.
RETURxISG-Trains leave Albany fJr Newlork At
80 NJ. Mail stopping al stations north OF aud A.
Wliamshrdge.
WIN J. CAMPBELL Superintendent.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY-
..nn. and Rsl'Os1 and =, EA'on with Ike Lebisb
Wi FsLE Ea aiRsahscEMENr commencing %. y s7-t..,.
Nonh River ,. /. H. and 81 p tOs sOue'7ls y
' The ssHvs tn: conhcct Elizabeth With rain. CT h. yw
J.,ey Rsosd which Yort or he foo. ef Csu-t
I$i - s9d The D..was Ltar.nls snd w.. Ri.
rad .ss s JOHN cf srEs sss .y H.
NFW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
IN pELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEsr va JERSEY
CRY Man and EIP.. de-. lesve New YoTi II a N
.rds .s s. ThIsusA Tst.. I'd or cineipn.tl
nd ,lroath SaslIe oie,lsd W..hnsfon 10 m sHd
'n " l. w ,sssget ~ .u 1., a sopsHsDesps
,tsslsd iHeen minute. IN advance Ofihe cfssvins
ITUSHING RAILROAD-Leavcs Fulton Mar
L isi Wharf by steamer la.ud City r6 and 10. and
.s rs MEETING and with the hca. Hln
' Point Through "iD''f wm H. SMITH irri Receiver
DEEMS YLVANIA RAILROAD
L TIE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the A1,nrc
lite. with Western, North western and So1th stss
:seIh WITH s1 Ines Of steamer: ii port. on e W
en- Rivers and Cleveland sud ssnduky with toe
sepp and reliable by which FREIGHT forwarded
70 and q RrTw ~ PHILAprLpHrA .ns PITTSBURGH
F1RsT Ss ID 49,, bs. aS IN ps 81 cents
pn' bo1ss aud bslesl Feshers Fur &c..... leo To-
'i Tiesns in original bales. Drugs asks. IS cent.
ware Leather lin rolls boxesl Woo. and Sheep 100 10
rntap CLAss-ADyiis Steel Chains lin casksl ss -. ~
HEMP Bacon and Pork, sailed Goose in sacks ~
Tob, eco ufsctured except Cigars Cut, Sc- AN
PovRTn CLAss-Cofee, Fish Bscon, Beef and
Pork lin boxes Eastward Lard AID Lard 50 cents
Oil Nails Soda Ash German Clay, Tar, Pitch, Leo 10
Eosin, kc....... ...................J
FLoUR-75c. y bbL until further notice.
CR.y-S5c l. 100 n until further Notice
CoTroxs2 bale, exceeding so weight urtY turtle.
notice
In shipping goods fom port east Of Philadelphia be r:r
mark be
oods consned the AGENTS Of this Road phisde phs
Pit.,bursh will be forw arded without detention
FEFISnT AGENTS Harms. Wormley Co. Memphs, renn
r F. Sass Co.. St. LOUIS 7. @. 0Rsly Co, Evansville,
nd Dumcsnn, Bell Co., snd Garter JeweI Louisville,
Ey r. C. Meldrum, MsdisOu, Ind. n. Brown 4 Co.. and
inv Co.. Cincinnati; w. Graham Co.. Evansville,
Ohio Leech Co, No. 81 Kilby So son; Lee:h Co. No
Isor House N.w.Yok aid No. Al Souhst. New YORK p
j. sneeder Phsdelphis; Msgraw KOons Baltimore; d A
Stewart Pittsburgh.
III II HOUSTON General Freight Agent, Philadephis-
H. J. LOMBAERT, Superintendent. Altoona Ia
January !, 1883
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AN. kERwIS, Auctoneer.
BANGS. BROTHER e. CO.-Trade bale

A. H. NERwIS Auctioneer.
DY BANGS, BROTHER a. Co.-Irade bale
WEDNESDAY EVENING, March 81, at 8! O'Clock
VALUABLE and PRIVATE LIBRARY OF English and
American Bookt comprising great variety Of choice standard
vols ia brsncbes Of Literature, Arts and
gnces and valuable miscellaneous public ons, including
ines, &c. - =, ., .u..s H..
REGULAR SPRING PARCEL SALE OP ENGLISH AND
AMERICAN BOOKS Several large aud vauaoo invoices OF
Epgsh Books are already in hand aud cOnsgnmets from tho
American Trade are solicited Particulars the Catalogue
should be furnished by the first Of April.
D.SIEL s HouGn AuctioneerO Office. No 29O Broadway.
I ARGE SALE Of all the elegant Rosewood, Sat
IL in Wood Oak and Mahogany FURNITURE, ORNA-
NENTS, CARPETS, OIL-CLOTHS. &c. contained in thu
large fveory private residence No 81 Clinton pls n 8hs
bet gesn Broadway and University place, TOMORROW
Thur,dsy April At lO precisely. The following is only
pes description o the goods contained in the house, viz
In the Basement full suite Of Dining Room Furniture
Extension Table Buffet and Chairs to match beside great
Ware Casters Spo1ns Forks, Liquor Chests Ivory Cutlery
Cut Glass and Bohemian Ware Sale positive Deposits
quiTed Of every purchaser. -
the Velvet Carpets three Rosewood Sote Side
Hall Eagee Pier Glasses Center Tables Esy Chairs aud
us Bronze Clocks Nases fine Painting Lsce Cur aims
Couohe Bookcases Library sccetarie Rosewood Piano
7-oc:ave, fine EngravIgs
In the Chambers superior Cared Rosewood Bedstesi
Bureaus Commodes Sofas Couche Chars Carpets Mahogany
B,ded &C. 10 pure Cure Hair Mattresses and fine Blankets
end Bedding Of all kinds.
Catalogues can had house Sale at loi
O.. precisely
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Tgss.s H. BoorB Co.. Nc. Greene stree. orr.fs I's'
cane Ha AZ. coz A,.L. BIZ re 'Gs Il Iss isfsAs
tsaTob. ~ j.
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Wntrr Cure.

nRE.J. LOWENTHALs WATER-CURE-
~ Rersen Hights. Eew.Jersey 10 minute. from either
the Hoboien OF Jersey CITY ferry by regu,sr stages
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LOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
IL PORT and FALL RNER.-The splendid aud superior
se,mer EMPIRE STATE Capt Jewett leaves New
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, st 5ocoek M
and the STATE OF MAINE. Capt Brown leaves Ne" lori
Hereafter will be- regarded secured to any applicant
until the same ,hal, have been paid for
Freight Boston 10 forwarded through with great osNa ~
E,pt. Fr isht Train ,,
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Ion,P 1roor ,ys,opic Hal, F.nh .1e'tl 10 As'I' ~ ~"
~. ~ Irp Tsir,bs ia PiTT.EUs.H
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CVPREME COTRT-City and County of New
~ N-1L-HL HMANT IININHlInN Rlchard G. Clueleron.

CCPREME COIRT-Ciiy and County oi Ne"-
~ iorE-HkRMAN 7 LIVINGSTON. Richard G. Ci9ehsron'
Eihu LIZ Lsci.u Nrs sg.fs' SAM III hALLhir,
Fisno. Mathew Mcdowell AID ". Med owe-s innos. IoI
n.snd Com no. ssr 10 the De'ehIah's
lou aud Of yVa hereby summoned aha
required r. 'he Complain. IL ihs sno "n ,a
this Gsy filed in The oace Of the Of the City and County Of
NewYoIk the Cy IiaI il said cry aud % serve c'py o.
ssid complain, the ssbscuoers AZ ,IH
III Euuh-s ~ Pine ia The City # New-f OK Slsnu
days SITTER the service q tli summons on YOU
oiiLs Gay service AID fall 70 sn.ws 'n- '~ co
psni Rain the TINE sfp'std Plaintiffs vii take
sgsin you the Of 5NE) i've thousand dollars WIN "
from the Eth day II July Thousand .Iht hbuIee
D; i.,e' sPEiR NASH,
,,Slsvsxw PlsiasHs Attorneys