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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-10-26

TIME.-What blessed order of nature
time is, that the footsteps of time are maud
ible and noiseless, ard that the seasons OF
life, like those of the year, are SO indls-
tinguisbably brought on in gentle prog res
sion, and are so blended, the one with the
other, that the human being scarely knows
except from faint and not an unpleasant
sensation, that he is growing old!
So day steals into night through the Grim
son curtains of twilight. So the golden
gate of dawn swings round noiselessly as
the portals of Heaven. Even the beat of
the heart is muffled, that we may not know
how fast it struggles on. From the build
ing of the oak to the rolling of the wo,ld,
there is no clink of the machinery. There
is no noise save of helpless waves, or the
rent air groaning with the lightning's bolt,
or now and then the play of volcanoes s
valves, or the puny cries of insects or of
men, in all this world of ours. The past
is dumb-the future silent, and the present
makes but slight ripple, like the trailing
Of steamer on quiet sea.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-10-26
Dt@ advertisements.
FINE PICTURES.

Avn now prepared to take all kinds of
-; = fi,ctures. IN as good style as have been ta-
ken before IN this place. All styles of Am
erotVpeS, Meia notypes, and Dag.erreotynes
ron on cts. up. Also, Leather pictures for
SSending IN letters. Pictures inserted in Breast
c. e ,ne anu Lockets. Room over Swallows
sore, entrance on Court sire ct, one door be-
low ,,'" w. Sranc Store. warrant all my Pic
lures; res, GIVE me call aud see for yourselves.
: snaiI n remain here but short time.
o. .TuT.."Yer, IS5Yy, IS55Yyi, aatR 81 - E!. !6lG Ef'
following described property, to-wIi: p7
~ ming at the center Of Mill street, IN ri
Vile, in MeigS County, ID rods south
which the south west corner of lands owned =
- ox S. Townsend. theAce east ~ rod; thF
Va south "a rods; thence west ~ rods; VI
PRO- north "a tods to the place Of beginning.
tanning one and one hundred and twt
eight hundredths acres, being par OF
Mt. tIOn IS. in Scipio township, with 81
saw mill thereon. Appraised at $500 oo,
- sold as the property of Benjamin f. plk
CARR. the suit of George Downing.
, Oct. 5-5t- SO. ]. V. SMITH, S. NJ.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-10-26
S. M. PE1rnNG11L & cos
ADvERTrsINo AGENCY,

llo Nnssau st New York, and TO State st., Boston.
s. NJ. PETTEEaILL & Co., are the Agents for the
Meigs County Telegraph and the most inn initial
and largest circulating Newspapers in the United
States and the Canadas. They authorized to
aTct for us at our lowest rates.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-10-26

ATTEMPTED SUICIDE IN THE PENITEN-
T1ARY.-On Wednesday morning convict
in the Ohio Penitentiary, named John Nc
Guinnis, sent on the 9th of June last from
Hamilton county, for murder in the sec
ond degree, made a desperate attempt at
self destruction.
The officers of the prison heard noise
in the cell occupied by McG., and entering
found him weltering in his blood, having
cut his throat in horrible manner. Not
dying as soon as he desired, the poor
wretch butted his head against the wall,
and fractured his head to such an extent
that his recovery is extremely doubtful.
By his request a con(essor was sent for,
but when the priest arrived he said he did
not want him.-ColunaGue Fact.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-10-26

Why He DID IT.-The "Whig" relates
the following incident as having occurred
at the last term of the Bolivar Court:
A man was convicted of hog stealing,
and sentenced to- the Penitentiary We
learn that on being asked what he had to
say why sentence should not be passed on
him? This worthy very cody told the
Court that che killed the hog in sef-de-
lense and ale him out Of spite"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-10-26

EsS' 1t may Or it may not be strange,
but it is a fact, that not solitary Demo
cratic paper in the State has, so far
as we can learn, uttered one word of
remonstrance against the decision Of the
Mercer county Judge, who discharged, as
innocent of any Cffence, whatever, man,
who, upon the Salvisa fair ground in the
midst of thousands, sneaked up behind
his unrespecting enemy while the latter
was in conversation with another, put the
muzzle of pistol to the back of his head
and blew his brains out If such deci-
sions of Locofoco Judges in favor eff Lo-
cOfoco assassins are to go unrebuked. God
help the Comm monwealLh!--Lou Journal.
jim LANE WuIPPED-Jim Lane, of Kan
sas, has been brought down to level with
the Governor of Missouri. He has been
whipped, as we learn by the St. Joseph
papers. The whipping was done by
lawyer named Quigley, and occurred in one
of the border towns OF Kansas. Lane was
dissatisfied with the thrashing and sent
challenge to Quigley. 1t was accepted,
and duel was expected.-&. Louis
NeUS.
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TO MY PATRONS

Pomeroy, October 8, 1858.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-30

Gen Csyion B. Frazer. an eminent lawyer, aud
one OF the most useful citizens Of Meuphis, Tenn.
tiied Oh the I'D Inst.
DR.. Oowper, of HeTtford county, n. c.. who sued
the wilmiugton aud Weldon Railroad Company
Cor 10000 damages FOR personal I'M ury received
on their road, bias recovered al 900.
Tho steamer Empirs state. which sunk near
New York recently has been raised, and 1t is estI-
mated that $4,000 will repair damages.
Mr. Joaathaa Bry4a one OF the oldest citizens
of Charleston, 4. c., died last Thursday morning.
The aue ship Sarah Purrington, bound from
London ~ Obarlestsu, has been abandoned at sea.
Prof s Andrews. LII D.. widely known for
hts numerous aud valuable text books, died at
New Britain, Oonn., last week.
The watch IN ssing busiaess at the North IN stea-
dHy Increasing. Amsriean watches, II e said, will
soin snpsgsede the foreign articles.
A very smsli pattern Of man lately solicited
the fair lady, 81 can't tnink OF 1t for moment.
The Fact Is, Tommy, you are little too big to put
70 cradle and little too small 10 pat IN bed -
At the annual distribution Of premiums of the
Ctsrnaeoiitsn Art Association of New York city
on Thursday, Powers Greek Slave was awarded
In Miss A. r. CoIeman, of Cincinnati
M. ". g. witiiori, we'll known for his scalou.
iateross 10 tho temperance refosm, dad 10 Macon,
Ga, last week.
O. siicajah Yonng, an e,timsbls citizen of Mont
gotnsry, Ala died recently.
There wers 81 intsrmsnts In New Orleans for
the weat ending thu al inst
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SA FOR RENT.--Those newly erect
les ed Brick Tenemants. on Cary street between
tn and sth. They are well adapted tor Grocery
stores or any kind ofretail tsssiness They contain
rooms besides the store room and are we'll adapt
ed for the accommodation ct families, having all ne
cessary conyenences. Possession given immediate
Is. 10 good tenants, the rent will be moderate
Apply to Is. i. AAGLAND q CO.,
ia 2I-ts Lumber Dealers. Marshall street
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FOR SALE. &C.
Es0R SALE.-Virginia State Stock.
T. ba RI MAURY 4 co.
RUNAwAYS.
S76 REWARD.--Ranaway from

&3~ mr. farm, Cra'gton, early In October last,
zE& bright muiatto girl, named NANCY GRAN
HTHAM, sometimes calling herself nary.
thin yisage b.ishy head of hair, of sandy color,
straight Stabilize form, and steps long when walk
for her apprehension and delivery to me at farm
and S2s for the discovery of her with sui
ficient proof to convict them. she has relatives in
the city of Richmond, living near the Monumental
Church, and was last seen going from Manchester
to that part of the town. "
fo II "A N.
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TgAoaxa 6fARssp 1T PUPIL Mr.. John z. Boyd,
teacher Of she primary school at New Market,
Frederick county, Ind. was severely. and IL was
E'ared mortaiy, stabbed last Thursday week, by
one OF thu pupils named Howard Bsrthoiow,
ahcat Is years of age. Young Bartholow Was nc
easei Of having written something improper In h
book belonging to one of the female scholars and.
upon the teacher undertaking to correct him, he
stabbed him ia the side.
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rsrAL O,os Hoxr "a yoaug man By the name
of Thomas NJ. Black, living III the upper part Of
Henry county, Ga, being out "coon hunting" on
Tuesday night last came to his death Ia "A very
saidsn and unexpected manner. II appears that
tha coon was up q very large tree which had 20 be
fsiied by the party In erior 60 catch him; and
when the tree fell broken limb struck Mr.. Black
on the head causing instant death.
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sss FOR RENT--A very desirable
SEE dwelling ON Grace street, between Adams and
Eoushee one square above Ffrace street Baptist
Church. The house contains ten IooD,s, ans has
been recently repaired aud gas introduced; has the
city water in the yard and Is ia one uf the most
pleasant neighkorhoods in the city.
To good tenant the rent will be low. Apply TO
ia 23-ts RAGLASD & BRO.
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rIis Moposogsa HsFATs.-rh SIX hundred thou.
sand d,ilars received by the city OF Baltimore
from tia MeD,1ough estate will, probably, accord
ing 20 the reooam .niation Of Mayor Ssann, be
applied 70 tho establishment Of institution for
ths msintenanos and education Of the poor CHI
dron IN that city.
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rsaRntE.--Davd Teuuy, a promioeht citizen Of
Palmer. Mass, died on Monday week. after an i'll
ness Of eaiy Sew hours HIs father droRpsd dead
while mao wipg some fur years since, and one Of
his brothers tel deai at Worcester. two years ago
while 90 his way 10 attsud the funeral Of another
brother who Also died very sudde..ly. The late
death adds monrpfal chapter TO an already sad
family record.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-30

w#otRssLa JAIL DzLtvsBY Five criminals con-
baed In the Jail In GAINESVILLE, franklin county,
"a made their escape on Tuesdsy night, 10th in
slant. Their names are John iiHt ton, Franklin
Asaea, VIM. Howell, Lewis CekS bid A. d. Came
ts.Tte
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BUSINESS CARDS.
u B. CLOPTON,
JAMES NJ. CARTER

lanes NJ CARTER,
~ HOUSE, aIGN AND oRNA MENTAL PAINTER,
GLIDER AND GLAZiER. CuIiN Err FRANK
LIN AND ltTH STREETS, OPPOSITE THE
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
The subscriber returns his thanks to his friends
and the public, for the liberal snare of patronage
bestowed on him tor the last sixteen years. and fiat
tors himself by strict attention to business to merit
u continuance of their many favors. He has on
hand stock Of fresh materials, and ID receiving
Colorsd Varnishes, Window Glass, Japan Tins, Dry
Paints, &C. sc. which he would be pleased to work
up on the most favorable terms. having as compe-
tent workmen as can be found in any other like es
Enlistment. Mr. Samuel L Snyder, who is Well
kaown IN this city, will continue to assist in the bus.
Chaiss, Walters &C, neatly painted and regilded.
Transparent Window Shades, richly ombelished
and Iettered furnished tc order.
f. 2s-am JAS III CARTER
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DRlCE REDUCED TO FIVE DOLLARS.


l. -Ruptures cured Ruptures radically cured
The price OF Dr. Sherans greet radical cure rupture
Truss has been reduced from $40 TO only $5 placing
it in the power of all to obtain of these invaluable
Trusses and be perfectly cured This Truss can con
venently be sent by mail or express to any portion
OF the State.
kend measure of your hips or pelvis-saying
whether you desire q weak strong spring dis
tnctly writing your name and place OF resi6ence.-
The pad of this Truss works the ball and socket
system, giving 10 great latitude OF notion to
apply its pressure at any given point ana then fixing
il there at your pleasure by small lever attached
Ii is worn with perfect comfort The Truss is neat
instrument, being perfectly simple and hot at all ia
bic to get out of order be broken 10 has cured
great number ofpersops In this city aud throughout
the State and will most cheeriuliy refer gen.
tenen who well known f< their yeracity and
responsibility, who have themselves been thoroughly
cured of this dangerous disease and tina too In
Of long standing and az an aggl avatfd nature
All medical men pronounce 1t the very best Truss
known
The money for the Truss must invariably be sent
in advance.
Persons not knowing us can send their money to
any merchant or friend in the city, or will give
any reference to and promptress
The Truss any information concerning 1t, can be
had Of q. G. JACKSON,
No. II Main street, Richmond.
N. b. Persons owning valuable slaves who are rup-
tuTed, should by all means obtain ore for they will
not only cure, but are 80 durable that they the
cheapest in the end.
Ali kinds Of Trusses kept and cold on reasonable
terms. dc Fly
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80 LADIES' HEELED CATERS
THE SPRING

E&La Our Spring Goods are now being sHlA
1opened We invite our friends and the uublio
to inspect them,
The selection has be. n made In the North under
our ewn supervision, and we confidently assert thar
our stock Is az cheap, choice and elegant as can Ia
procured any where.
OF every article new in tho market we have laid
in samples. OF STRAW GOODS, whether for Gen.
tlemau. Misses or Boys wear we have an elegant
assortment, ard we can furnish In the SILK AID
SOFT HAT LINE. the very prinest article. Over
our store we have opened handsome WAREROnN
for the WHOLESALE RUSINEsS, and we invita-
Country Merchants 10 visit il. assuring them that
our prices wibe AZ low as il is possible to fix them
Thankful Hrfhe encourage nent and kind patron.
age We have received. we respectfully solicit con-
tinusnce from the public.
KELLY a MASON
No l07 Main street, I'd door from lith street.
NH nj
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KAssas.-!Iou r q. Marshall. ~ho was the Demo-
cratie sodiist f9 aoy' aer Of ksrs at the Janua-
~ eIso.icn-stopped In our town this week on his
way % Lss, of which county he Is q native He
81 q pleasant aud Intelligent gentleman. In eou-
versatioo he expressed himself a. being quite san
gasne that tha legality Of his election will eventn
ally be established. 10 spite of Black Republican
oIamDr and fraud.
LALiaaBos (rd) Denaoral Eh
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lAILRoADs. eTnAMBoArs, 40

RAILROADS, eTHAMBoATa, 40
- - 49,. AicEHcsp, Oct. ist., 1857;
- q ~ SPECIAL NOTICE. --Or
nj after this .ial. All packages Intended for BIZ
saEss On the MAIL TRAINS Of the Virginia Yen.
IN Railraad viii lie receiyed 1T our Office, ia nam
street. instead OF ilAiiroad Depot, az heretofore p
''' a''s' ]. 4. MACpoNoUGH, Agent
s-u Adains Exnress Company.
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1 RETIRED PHYSICIAN rs YEARS

"A OF AdE-Whose sands of life have nearly run
ont discovered while In the East Indies, certain
cure for Consumption, Asthma. Bronchitis. Coughs.
Colds and General Debility. The remedy was dis
eSyered by bin when his only child, a daughter,
was given up die. He had heard much Of the won
derful restorative and healing qualities OF prepara
tonsmade from the East india hemp and the Thought
his child He studied hard and succeeded in real
ziug his wishes. His child was cured, and Is now
derfu remedy 10 thousands of sufferers in all parts
Of the world and he has never failed In making them
completely healthy and happy. Wishing to do as
cted fellow beings as request it. this recipe, with
ul and explicit directions for making it up and sue
nclose him one shiIlng-three cents TO be returned
as postage the recipe and the remainder to be APP
piled to the payment of this advertisement.
Address DR.. Ii. JAMES, 10 Grand street, Jersey
City, NJ.
CAUTIos-I have no son-in-law authorized to send
a. has been advertised. 10 T-dHcWln
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345 broadway, New York.
YIsHxB WINSTON and ADtE 4 GRAY. Agents for
2ichnoud de 2-d&cw6ra

QS0l REWARD. -JEFFRIES' AN
qp'SOO TID0Tg. SPECIFIC MIXTURE for the
cure of Gonorrhea elect. Structures, and similar
disorders. 1t makes speedy without the least
restriction of Diet drink, exposure or change In ap-
plication to business. The proprietor challenges a
single case of recent Gonorrh0ea which the mixture
will not cure, under forfeiture Of $50 Further
the disease cannot be contracted II desc OF the Mix
ture is taken when exposed. Repeated experiments
and long experience have proved that it will radi-
cally cure any case which can be produced. This
desirable result obtained in from two to ten days
and it neither creates nausea nor oifends the pal
te and renders unnecessary all deviation in diet
interruption to usual pursuits sound sleep or heal
thy Digestion, the nuisance is thus removed as
.peediy as is consistent with the production of
thorough and permanent cure. Its ingredients
entirely vegetable. and 10 Injurious effect, either
consti;utonally or locally, can be cansed by it's
Prices per bottle. Sole agent for New York, C
n Ring. No %, Broadway, corner OF John street.
TR CALLENDER, corner of Sd and Walnut sts,
agent for Philadelphia.
Sold by FISHER WINSTON,
fl 22-dIy Richmond. Va
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BARGAINS.


- Ihave just opened at the cheap BOOT and
~ SHOE Store. No. 24 Broad street, Ladies
heel CATERS, 81 - and 81 2; "a TIERS without
heels 75c; Kid GAITEkS, with heels. ST. 90: Laaies
white satin CATERS sl.75 Ia ties Morocco B001s.
81 and 81 Is; BuSKfNS, SOC, rs and 81; misses NO
rocco BOOTS, ~ cents: child's SHoE2 from l2A 70
50 cents ladies GUMS, 50 10 e21s cents; mems BRO
CANS, 81; boys do sue; boys SHOES. - sni ~ cts;
mems Congress CATERS. " msn,s Oxfofd Ties'
/ would respectfully solicit the atteDtion Of the
Ladies and Gentlemen TO our stock. My motto s
quick salt and small profits Doat forget the NO,
aA Broad street, opposite Grubbs ApreTson,s:
NH 2-Im< A. HUGHES.
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HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, &c.

q MEMS HEAVY DITCHINa
BOOTS Extra large sizes superior In ~
sale at No 43 Main street, walsh Hnroriu,n
sign OF the Big Boot, opposite the n Charlie.
Hotel. VIM WALSH
- LADIES' HEELED CATERS
49, beautiful lot Just received at Wal,b,.
Emporium, No ~ Main street, sign Of the Big Root
NH n WM WALSH.
g. LADIES' MOROCCO BOOTS
- fine lot thick soles. only 81 2a.at
NH n VIM WAISJVs
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pgR1toUs BsLtooS ADvsSruRs.-Au asronaut
nsmsA Wells, nsds an ascension at New Orleans,
ou.the 2,d Instant, 10 the balloon General Walk
err" infste with smoke. The Delta says:
The huge wiad-hoat went up quite rapidly for
abolt a fhonsaad feet, aud then oommenoed des-
s,eniiut 10 like ratio. As the adniring multitude
discovered at q glance the awful situation Of Mr..
Wells falling like stone to the earth, every
voice was hasbed and had q twenty four Founder
beeu 6red 10 their midst II could have been heard
dissinotly. few seconds more and the balloon
struck the aarth--but, with great presence OF
u.iad Mr.. Wells jumped from |. befyre the eoRcus-
sion Relieved OF his weight. the balloon rose
again n W handred feet. collapsed. turned over,
SPLIT Ia two, aud finally fell to the ground.
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rOTTEHIEa.
uWaN & COS LOTTERIES.
- AUruoaizEp nv TftE STATS or GEORGIA.
100000 II tor oIOi

The fosfow.tx schesn = will be drawn by =. sW An
AC1. MaaaSers Ut toe Sparta Acaieiay LOTTERY, -
each Of their Hingle Number Lotteries fof April.
IssS. at AI3USrA, ia, Ia pune, aaaar toe super
,atopiencs Of commissioners
ul.A5s 2,
IN be drawn In the city Of Augusta. U.s., IN pabho on
SATURDAY APRIL ID. iss&
gsIAss 10
n ir.wn IN the city Of Augusta Ga tn public on
SATURDAY. APRIL i0rH. 1853
CLAfa III.
~ % drawn IN the city of Augusta Ca IN public On
SATURDAY. APAIL IIfB. lsos
CLASS IL.
10 be arawn IN the ctr u AngussA. Ca, I'm pubic ON
SATURDAY., APAlL 2ifu, lsss
Oy f1fE Plan OF .SIlsaLB NUAHkkA
a4S5 PRIzEsl
y<ar5y One Frise 10 Ererr NtN 1tctsts-
MAGNIFICENT SCHk6kf
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~. CARRIAGES, CARRIAgys

~ The subscriber has on hand. at his Co..
MAKING ESTABLISHMENT, on Lombard Alley, betseen
lumbar Hotel, COACHES. CHARI0FEFs M
R0gGiIEs. HUGHES. with and without tors ana snd
and kmanship; ali OF which will be sold A. o :.
good work Of the kind can be in the ci,y OF Re-
mond, and / respectfully ask call ffopa thasS 1.
want OF any article In the Carriage line a. an, A.
tsrmined 70 make TO order and seII Al the i.r ss.
prices possible, and all work sold that IL new war.
ranted. MICAJAII MANGi1N
r. lS-om
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER

D0CKBRIDGE ALUM WATER The
IL Water of these celebrated mineral sprngs is now
kept Constantly ON the market in the hands OF
FISHER WINSTON. Druggists, Richmond, Va.
discarded barrels. and now snip the Water cHly in
glass Cost per case of dozen halfgallon bottles,
securely aud carefully packed ut the springs &C. BY
RENTING TO ftW, or to A d n Sc, the purchaser
may rely on their forwarding pcr directions, box
Of fresh and genuine Rockbridc.e Alum Water.
Pamphlets sent gratis, on application.
NH 2l-d5w FRAZTER 4 RANpOI
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------ = -zss-
DBJDHEGRD & co

pRIDGFORD s. co..
ID Have in store and for sale I'm lots TO suit pnr-
cissers, James river Hydraulic CEMENT, Rosenade
CEMENT ltocs land LIME, Caicined PLASTER,
Ground PLASTER. plasteEing HAIR, Sawed
ThTnS, Northern HAY, limp PLASTER, No
aud HERRlNGs, ALEWIvES, NACKEREL
Prime BUTT Err and Mercer POTATOES. ia
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x1ca sAirSnSpyarY" IN Ap

APPROXIMATION PhILEH,
P prize. . are s'S' '''''-''s 49, $3.50
pics OF $500 experimenting 70 sS0.uoo
Prise, are t,NU
4 hes a $3.50. appronms.ing 10 $4,000
prize, are oU
1zes OF $l1, apprOxfmatm9 70 $oVw -
prize, oo
prizes Of 800, spproximscug 70 $uu M.
prize, are 4oo
prizes Of SIS experimenting 70 SsUe .uo
prize, are 0V
prizes Of $50 sppreximstins 20 $500
.o, nr!sas OF saD are 10000
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A MBROTYPE STOCK. AT WHOLE
"A SALs-Just received, and for sale at Baltimore
cash prices, \ full assortment II CASES GAME
LAS. HKAD RESTS. MERCURY BATHS, Came
IA etanls Plate Blenders. Wood Vices, Tables. Buck
Quick, hlorile Of q ID. snlphate Of Soda, Rotten
stone, Roug, Ether concal trgted. French Gun Cot
ton, Fro sul frou oxide OF Potassium, White Spiri:
Varnish Bromide of pota,s. Iodjds OF Patsss. Gutta
Psrcha, Silver Baths, 1odise' and stock Coledion,
warranted 10 give satisfaction, DasuerTeotype
III tss Plate Glass, Mats aud Pr-serTers
0rders promptly attended to.
NH 2i-l2t* OSB0RNES PICTURE DEPOT.