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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-21
hoLEAN'S STRENGTHENING CORDIAL


LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JACSDICE,
Chronic or Nervous Debility, Disenses
OF the Kidneys, md all Diseases
arising from n B5SOrdered liver or
SfOmueh, Dyspepsia,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-21

j. Il. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner Third and Pine SITS. St. Louis. No.
For sale whOlesaIe and retail In Nashville.
Tennessee at Proprietor spTces, by Berry Demove, g.
Hendeho and 10. g. Brown and by respectable Drug
In theUnted states feb7 5a-dtwly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-16

.n arts8 aAs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-16
GROCERIES.

GROCERIES.
Hurrah for Pixies Peak !:
A IL ~ho sstsnd going to PIe's Peak nett Spring
N had better ocme TO the
".Easrkeye Store"
To get their outfit. All kinds Of Groceries and Pro-
visions may there be found 10 abupdsnc Tor cssh
AFresh Lot Of Goods Just Received.
SUGARS.
New Orleans Sugar. IS p.und. sos one 'o.lar,
. .rime, NY Crushei,
Louisiana g laYihed, I" Powdered,
Belcher's Clarified,
M0LAssEs AND sYRUPs
Belcher's Golden Syrup, O Aelssses (uew erop)
Pine Apple Syrup u Aelassss.
cOYFKRs.
Prime 1io, Fresh Roasted,
Old Gov Java, Gov Java and Rio.
TEAS.
Imperial. Oolong,
Y@bg Hysoh.
FLOUR.
Johnton's Buekwhf at do.
FISH.
Picked Herring (No y Goldfish,
Msokerel, No white Fish.
SALLY.
G 4 Salt, Salt by the barrel.
SOAP.
White O Soap, CASTLE Soap,
Brown do Transparent Soap.
OIL.
Whale flor burning) Elephant.
P1UIr.
6ultans Ralsins Gust reci) Zsute Currants,
Valencia do Cttron.
n b do Prunes,
Dried Apples (new) Dried Peaches (new)
BURNING FLUID, warranted to burn ard no
smoke.
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE Of all kin.s.
FAlRHAvEN OYSTERS D, always fresh.
All articles sold are warranted to be ~ good as
can be found Is the city.
All Goods to reasonable amount, DELIVERED
1RgB OF CHAEOE, within tn. city limits.
Jans-dAvtf &. n. SHIPMAN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-16
For Sale.

For Sale.
1nn FRET of ground on Brady, between 18th and
lUV 18th streets, on good terms.
ALSO,
ALI feet on Brady, by $50, low for cash.
Also,
2lots on Brady, 16O feet by $50. This can be sold
on long time:
lots on Brady bet xcpn sth and 10th streets, on
long tins and very cheap,
42O0oO worth Of real estate TO sell cheap, all i'm
proved lots In the best part OF the cts goods and
groceries, cash and balance on long time
go 900 worth OF goods TO exchange for unim-
proved lands in 81 OFT and Ausoattne Counties
ALSO,
A beautiful new frame house with two acres Of
highly orns mente ed land COMMUNICABLE fines. view
In the vicinity Of the city, en- good terms
JAZZ RAIDS, GALLOWAY 4 SANDERS.
For Sale.
A BRAUT1BUI. well finished, Brick Dwelling,
"A Rooms, Cellar, Kitchen and Stabla por-
ton OF the purchase money down, balance long
time; a part in unimproved land in Scott county
would be taken at . fair price.
ALSO:
Several Frame Buildings, we'll finished and well
cit 1a.ed to sell on good terms exchange for
ohandse.
Several tracts Of fine land in various parts OF the
County, TO sell easouabie terms, aud long time
Apply to
dsc2S EADS. GAILAWAY 1 SANDERS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-16

tablished TWENTY YDARS-have saved theaoenA
nom the erave-and their vorh Of mercy u neA ~
completed. Try them. They ARE warranted.
HERRlCK mo.
Practical CHI mista, Albany, u Y.
Sold at Wholesale and retail by oil OrugRt0eo =
Davenport. and BY Dealers everywhere
p n. H. l.. n. PALMER, ffavslling AG1A
eugQ2 dav 1dpsg e1vY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-16

SO LONG SOUGHT,
70 U.ND n II List!
L and the multiplied thousands Who have used d
aud testrd IT. ac0~dstsi curative prcpefues, - b
the greatest discovery In medical scies G.. anA NJ
lures remedy, II the r. suit Of years Of toll sd
study by Of Ohos favorits pip sctsns, In order
" produce something that would Get The Wishes -
suffering humanity. and thoussnde from the lstses-
iy pAsce and humble cottage can testify - ths ~
mediate relief found BY Its use. For want of spacs
only offer aiew Of the many evidences - - -.
vor.
Nolise. III. Isb. 10. I o..
MBssRs AHNN 4 co. Gssss: W ~
your Ague Balsam superior 70 any remedy In our
msRket :or the pc snent cure Of all maarose d.
eases. We chez fully recommend it % worthy thai
great name II has whereever sold and Cd
Very truly you're, RICHARDS 4 fnO2Ao.
TO the su6ercrs Of chils, and fever and asus.
tbeerfuily submit the following: HevisG obssrvs1
closely the eject OF DR.. nsnns Agae Balaam y thAs
vicin for the past three years, ] an veil Dseass1
With rs remedial VIRTUES antidote 10 nalasia.
have frequently used II In my practice ana UieA
entire satisfaction. From nv intimate knoVlo1oo
OF this compound, recomm nd Il - ssfs, preaOs
and eiicient.
Gallon. Ohio. April i"; i ss.crrnor
Button. Ind. Msy TIA. 1858
MES6RS 3 MANY b CO.-Gsats: Having
sold your Ague Bslssm for the past three jean =
Of persons In this vicinity and cloeey oeoeg
wing effects do not hesitate In saying ~ -.
Iieve Il the best remedy sold In lndisna, 81
will efec tuAlly cure chis, fever and ogue Vitheue
fail.
Truly Yours. PHILLIAAH KBARus,
Drsggis6s.
LogGasp0rf nd, Sept 13fA, 1saS.
D2. MANN PLEASE send me one-hAlf gross meeo
Of your Asue Balssm Immediately. II y 10 gssoe
de mand. ard may be truly stJ led the kinG Of Fever
and Ague. j. -.asO,
Physician and d. useise.
81. Louie, March Mf l0o8.
MRSSRS. 8 < MANN Z CO.-0saSe: We hsSs
sold LAY &c amount Of your Aeue Dslsam - pase
three pears, and ind thst where ntrousfd and sel1
It has no equal In the history q sgue rsdies, anl
u ON all parts Of the West less the saas eheef
ing nevs-it never falls 70 cure ns pstient-and 10
looked upon In this country the best me6ciae fee
chills, fever and ague ever In our Dashet.
o. WO0D 3 90.
s. K. MANN h CO., Proprietor, Ga
lion, Ohio. Sold by Ill
good Druggists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-16
FORSALEORLEASE,


LONE hundred and twenty Building lots In On
S Addition 10 the town OF Port Byron.
These lots are eligible and handsomely situated %
che bank Of the Mississippi They vii BE- sold
eonable terms
For particulars inquire OF Aessrs. Durfee, Pratt
Oo;. Port Byron, Charles J. Rsgers, DsQ LeOiaige,
or OF JOHN T. KING,
Dand Agent. No s. Brady street.
~ Also. numberless desirable pieces Of land In
and the cities Of Davenport and LIE Claire and
near Port Byron. nova0
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-16
For sale.

For sale.
An Acres beautiful land for sae, Is acres Of
4O which II improved, good double los house. nne
water. miles from Camden, On Monmouth road, ILL.,
Terms easy.
ALSO,
Two beautiful farms, l6o acres each, 80 acres In q
hiah state OF Improvement, good dwelling houses
and out houses. good running and well water each
miles vest OF the city, . good road and near
the railrosd On Of good coal and timber Land
will 90 with these farms II desired. The farms
adjoining, timber land and coal miles ca. rare
chance Is here offered and will doubtless 60 soen at
the easy terms which they can be sold.
ALSO,
House and lot on Second street, Grants saw mill.
Lot, 200 by so feet Good two story frame house,
nne stone basement. Terms easy.
Applyto
Js28 lads GALLOWAY 4 SANDERS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-16

q II EAT WOTD Err
OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR REsTORATIT Il.
GAYS the 81. eonis MOI Democrat: Below -
~ publish letter to DR. Wood, u this city, fron
gentleman in Maine, which speak. slosineiy q II
must have its erect, WHEN coming hon . reliable
source II certificates guarantees OF truth, H.
Dr.. needs no encomiums nor useless puery ffon IL
press:
Professov o. y Wood d Co
months sine, the highly beneficial effects q ycor
hair restorative. was induced 10 make applicsaioa
OF IL to my own hair, Viii had become quite cray.
probably one-thIrd white; my vhtskess vess -
same character. Some tbres months sines ! Dss.
chased bottle Of Jour hair restorative and 1ssd -
soon found II vss proving what l had vlaAe1.
. .n, . s. y s .ss have .. .nas
now certify to the world that The gray vbtts ~
has totally ctapp<ared, toth on my hsad - -
and my hair resnm~d its nasursi oDIee, an1lbe-
lieve NOR. s.st and si, ~ Than IL has ben bsesss
for twenty five years. am nov stxsy yseD see:
my good wife st,he age Of ofty-svo. hes $50 WIN
The above notice deem du. to you sos ysus vslu-
ahle discovery. ! am assured that vhoeSes U91
rightly use per dlrections vii not Aevs ceenG1oa
city and resident hsSs sos the last aAsea ysos1.
and an known to nearly every one hsss - o1)0O-
Ing toWns Any use yos nay sake q ~ eboUeI
70 psessrve che besuser Of nssure IN ssAess . vu
- myself rug <. G. 9 s4YnosD.
baltimore. Jan. -, 1ooo.
WOODS HAIR R1eTORATlvR.
Professor wco1-Dssr Mr.: Hsving hsd ~ -
fortune 70 lose the bst porieo % my hsss, lso ~
effects Of the yellow fever Ia Nsv Orisens N lsol
vss induced - make sS.ai II your prep YesIos,
NJ hair i. nov shsck ana giossy, asa no vos1s q
ezpres. my ooliasssons % yeui Y stvise e - go.
ted such treasure. 1lNLsY sOHNoOo.
The undersigssd, nsv. J. K. Drase, = niaisAsr
csussS e ::s 'i :. =:
great in2usuce End universally bsieved.
DRooESssID, Jsa. n, iooo.
Professor vood-Des, DR.: BavtDg nsds 0inl %
that ~ e1ect hss ben exceslens n re0svng n111p
n.sieo, dsnd, N 81 cons!.at tTn10y = nAng
With vAteh bsve besa tS0sess6 fre0 ~ e1o0ss1
nay. 70 IL ssisnal eo.ss hsvs Sss1 - seh9 -
fosrs trsiy. ). L l6A40.
~ hssrSstivs Il pat ep 10 Settss - 49, aees,
PINT, sod retails 81 one dO'es PER sosns; $780,
a.. -: = Ssi'. = 81. ss1s.s ss;sss Essss
=: =: , sss: = : :: s. E. s.: s'
q J. WOOD co. propsiseees, ~ 1s0e1uols
Nsv Yssk, u ~ srses y: 7. vIso 1a111o -.
- "a ), u !: s'.s al Sssssis': ssaSssSSss
Llvlnggten's Great wegk
ECRMER Al ADRlNzA.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-16

sis. .as VI
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-16
Take them and Live!
USED THROUGHOUT TIM WORLD.
Herriek's Sugar Coated Pills
KID Strengthening lPlastsr. m

ONE box Of usrrickss o.
gar Coated Life Pnls, COST.
ing only - cents, will lea
. family Elk month";, save
twenty-five dollars IN phv-
sioian's bills fifteen or tvso-
~ more In Toe, time, and NJ
unfrequently. the lifc -
some membef Of the family,
the value q which eanoel
be estimated in dollars -
cehts.
nerrick's Kid 0trsn0shen-
ing Plasters euPe IN i've
houvs. pains and weakness
In the breast, side and beck.
Aheumstic Complaint IN -
equally short spece Of ttmo.
Spread on . beautiful lamb
skin, their use suA1sets ~
weArer % no inconvenieare
and each one y III wear frs0
one week 70 three De0eAA
Pills, family boxsa, - &C.
PIasteYs, on ktti. 16l1 c..
~. - 49, 49,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-16
MEDICAL.
fho oso1 AID CnnAD109
uORSe AND CATTLE. mRDoClRR


n TINE wo~In.
SSoe0ss Oe0e0oos - CooAaese~ p.-e>.
1ov fsrtl1. 0tldNSes, Obvsa6aav - 1a-A
49,, ULOAH's OsNSMeNT ADoafe, a. = er~~s-S[
perssdins I'll osh.s Osstmsnss anA uearns10S
" us- or the following disesses:
vfssh weesds. gals Of al hlods, eDSn1.a 1900
cracc~' heels. s shcne, wipdssils, pols 80. 49,
spevees, sweeney. dssols, rhtlasee etsaona sS~~~-
mango. and h. m distemper,
TINE PowDER viii vsmose oil in0swuoa,>o -
fever, purity the bleed loosen the sSsn eirae~>1Hs
water, anil strengthen every part of IL Aol0vs -
has proved . sovereisn remedy fer ~ asljsUon>
disc
Di-i-rnp~r. hide bousd, loss Of appetite. ,~va,.
strains, yellow wafer, iLhammatin u IT, syoo -.
tigue q om hard exevciss Also Phecms tikm &C.,
~ called 0 Ia complaint. whkh proves 20 fDeos a
many valuable horsss In this o.un,ry. II b also :
safe and o'rtAin remedy for Coughs ana Duasaa
WALfEa .. sl.OAn,
Original Psopsseeps.
Grand Dept. ~ South water u In bassnsas =
the Richmsnd Bcusc, Chicseo, Illinois, asd 80 =
nearly every town In 81 the Western 0saseu.
All Wholesale Druggists cell the medicine q sas
regular vho:esaie prices.
p0R HORSES AND CATTLE.
sLoAN's txsTAHr RKLrrv 10 truly Great Remedy.
haf 70 CEN bottle OF SloAh's Instast nAliof sfvso
In pint Of arm ws'er. seldom fails ocure Ucrso
OF comm"n C"ic IN few minutes In extrslss casso
reIeat the dcse In fifteen minutes
FOR Bruises, strains, 81 rAns. and many other n,
1uTies on Horses Catre, and other animals, oicsss
Instant Relief speedily enec. . cure Many ppseooa
have been TO witness the YapS6 eoPps e(
feoesd, by the use Of sAis woodsyful nstfielna
CaugI DAWN
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-10-25
tNol reported.

The above table is not quite accurate.
as some of the accounts were not Kept
during the first part Of tn. month. But
there is enough to induce r,f-rtiuu in the
minds of all thinking parnts ..s
Pnmeroy school district enumera,es
$50 you hs of school going age :
Ouly 476 ( them nrr AS yet con,ircted
with the school. OF these, many arr. sh-
sent from | to days per week. Arcord-
ing to The table the average l"ss per pupil
has been near days during the month
or 3332 davs in all; loss not 10 be esli.
mated in dotlnrs and cents merely.
Tardness. and excuses to leave school
before The cluss Of the day. are. likewise,
evils of such magnitude as to call loudly
for preventive or curative measures. b
Visitors of the school during the month
were Ms. II, b, Smith, Nils. NJ. He.kaltl
Mrs. II. q. Dsniel, Mrs. Anna Young
and Mr. Sehwegman. Thanks for their
considerations 1t is hopei that many
Others will follow the good example du-
ing the m nth To 'm", y.
n. N. ..MCLAuaHLrN,
H Superintendent.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-10-25
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE,
vi HARTFORD CITY, MASON CO.. VA. .-g

rJ,his institutr has been successfully commenced d
L und,,r .b5 patronage of the Hartford City Coal
NJ iEiMg & manufacturing Company. for the bensii
nf FAaNEns' and ME"aAN cs' sous aud daughters
where they may receive tho advantages Of superior
EDUC ALTON 20 whit has hitherto been oH,-ed them
In Common Schools. at charges sufficiently low ,ior
NIL to embrace compl,te Acai miel Education. q
II is entering en its second session. and Is de-
iightfuliy situated on gentlysslopng sandy emi.
ncuce ov Hooking til river Ohio. uini only sh0 0rl
distanc. from tn, StaambOht handing.7 The School
Room and Teach IRIS Residence is hdld in that spa
cious builiing formerly known as the Brethren
,thurc,. @ tn .#.ttfe
The room eOnr las 1900 spare fsst,and is replet
with every suitable convenience. ..t1.SrfasH p
y The heating and lighting apparntus is perfect
ha wing faur ltrge sipv,S and $40 feet 1f Window
light. ana being ele"atrd 10 feet above tho road
way making IL the most desirable heathy situation
inns ginabie. .r= n 's- ''
Th,re T. aiso Library and Reading Dapa rtnIe MT
attuchrd for the use of simd,nts. coutalniug many
excelipn MT standard wnks. with mouthiy mud VI rckly
riniics.t suit hs sire of ril rIrties, and II Is
intended hereafter. TO add, Piano Fortc. for the
Ladies. onranmentt" thr CIT! Br!iss Band,
nov III fmll operation every evening r..- z .a.
The Schnsi Is conducted by tho Principal aid ii by
, ASSastnHts. male ap' itInhie. ~ ..'s"
/ The male pupils rc taught every branch Of learn
ing necessary for th 'ir flture advantage. making
them c:i 5lu of aitcring all such duties may
hereafter "i,r for their wtal. lf.s.tt a...'
The female department re also tanght every nee
es4ary Accomplishments ~ith plain aud fancy needle
work in atdiiun to II sp,Ina scholastic cniirse.
Hours of 'nd.nCo. 9 tn II, apde TO 5, for yOuth
aud 81. to 8 t'r adults.
luS may the children Of the above rcceive lih-
cra iurai"n s in aristacratic nst;itinns. whose
churg.s 'xclrGa inany naturally talented child
from obtaining the assstahcs necessar, to develop
It's iulrllrtt.
PUPILS cla ~ ID only rom time Of entrance.
Terms per sr.>ion Of 3months. 81 5prach.
imacd nun0 r Of boar,lers are taken ut n small
rtsrg".
Reference uay he had parents ofpupiis. ei,h-
N Ohio, West roiunhia, Mason City or this piece,
al pIicati"n 20 III. Prncipal. nt me, Institute.
Oct 4-3u-tr f1yA
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-10-25
Il COX Nbtici.S.

The "GREAr REPuBLtc." fpi October,
vol. Q. No. 4. has been received. This nun,
Der fully sustains ih4ffpua,ionofthe woik.
which is admitted To be one Of the vrty
best monthly publications Of the country
Among tie eonlribnars 10 iis,paaes, is 4,
brilliant stray Of the bastwrilers in Amer.
ia. anil many Of its articles are of perna-
nent vala4. #ly' fsi,i ,'"''-t
The work makes two lar.e volums 81
700 roya, 1etnvo. pages taclt. in year
Terms: insle c"ly S3 0. Cubs OF five
or m,-. 59 0. Published by Oaksm { "
Co.. 1i2 and IA William street. N Y..s
"GoDEY's LADY BOOK ,or November.
is alsoon ..ui table This oldest ard besto ol
the works Of its kind ever published. is
near th- close of its thirtjeM y:'dr. by the
same pub isher! The Unparalleled sue
LESS which has attended tie publisher,
md lie universal popularity Of the Massa>
szine. indor es i, a. once as 1.-THE LadY's
Book" par. excellence Of our country -
The publisher promises unusual attract
ions for the year 1850. .a.,l 'se
Terms: $500 . year for single copy.
To clubs. ~ 90, published BY Louis A.
Cooley. PHILADELPHIA. +i a.
THE LADIES HoHE MAGAZINE" tor
November. is also received. and. as ever. Us
n welcome visitor. w. have 50 often fpo-
ken in trrms Of unqualified praise Of this
work that il is sufficient 10 say that il more
than sustains its, former high posltion.--
Our readeru will find in to-day's paper. one
OF the articles ofthis number. '.the iogo.-
ttrn duty Edited by rs. Arthur and
Nviginia +. Townsend. Published by I.
s. Arthur q Co., 3as Walnut Street, Phil,
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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-10-25
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPESTl
81. .C0G1E!.N

NOV offers his entire stock Of Goods at
7lN greatly reduced prices. No humbug
shout IL; be Is bound. ca, and win sell
cheaper than any other establishment in this
community
lfyou do not believe il. iustgive him call.
and see for Yourselves. His stock has been
selected with care, and expressly for this mar
,ket.e Asfhe wishes 10 prepare furib Spring
Iade, he offers this inducement. His stock
consists in part Of the following articles,
CLOTHING.
Goats, Pants, Vests ard Gents furnishing
.Goods; stDry Goods" OF every description
Queensware, and complete stock Of Hard
ware; Carpenter ana Cooper Tools, Hats and
Caps "Gtocercs:" Coffee, Sugor Teas,
Soap, Candles, sc. and building materials,
'such.as Doors, Sash, Glass, Nails6c. 2-6
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-10-25
.NI..rsii:,v,. &. .icenscs

Isfufd by .tie Probate Judge sf Meig
Cour}y,aAn Tie week ending Oci. 99: IS
James 7. Saunders TO Ehza G. Brown
James, M. Nicbol to Julia Ann Vale;
g james Smtb TO Rosa Eyeline Rider;
~ John Bergshickerto Barbara Eeib,
Leonard Good TO Ehzabelh, Wuods;t
Jonas Stead to Rosana Star. ---
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-10-25

4 ] Il
Ttasssicrs OF lsriII Esiate.e Is
gtT'he following transfers Of Lahd were
radt 90 lie books Of lie County Audi
tor, from HE Oh, Z. lhe 22d of October
!!,BEpFuRp IP, ,--James A, Smith to E
CLARK, 10 scies IN sec. g; $500. ~
" CHEsTER 'rP --Thos. L. Rictey to
John. ral, 50 acres in. sec. 3; 1900. ,.l
, u LEBANON TP--John Perry, TO Aaron
Torrnce, l34 acres in sec 26; $i5a s
iLRTAaT lP. Adam lIarpold TO D. G.
Moore, 4Dailes in sec. IA; $500. Hugh
McLam 10 Simon firm, .bacre, in Burns
Addition; $50. sG 81
RUTLAND TP,-- Horace Holt to B.
Marsh, &acle in secs land 10; Sl50.fT
:, SALkM sTP.-SJ.aG Davis TOD. X. Gfa-
ham, 81 acrrs ii srca 60; 81 100. G. B
Hakins ,t5y .R, Graham I acre in secs
81 aud 9l; Sloo. Noah Ogden,to VIM,
SWEET Al acres in sec. 24;g SI0O. Noah
Ogden and VIM. sSwett To D. Halliday, 8.
.serss III sr,:. 24; $ruo. c. B. Harkins Il,
D. 7. Hstkihs,;79 acres in secs. IA and
is; S1,73O sr. -saassr,
SSUTTON u F.--N. u. IlOFlOU ~ JOIlU
W,IIiams, Lot No. l9in MinersviIle; Sl25..
SALrsBURY TP.- Jackson Hysell 10.
Christopher Martin. l-l6 acre; $225.--
Annie romeroy's Estate to s. s. Pane,
back Of Lot No. TT; $25. V.'B i'orton
10 R. Edwards, s feet off L,t No l67 and
Lot No. Eo in Horton d Dabneys Addi-
ton. $50 lh1s' -s sisa8
PoMERoY Murdock to JOSEPH
Rigr, Lot No. 10; 81, quo. Joseph Rigg
to Cyrus Ru. sell, ,Lol No, l8; 81 4vD.--|
Na,han Simpson TO Elizabeth Hrndiy.
Lns Nos. l69, 40 aud III: 81 UO0.-1
Elizabeth Hendry to Ann Simpson, Lots
Nos. 1859, 10 aud III; $1,000, a IA
MrpDLEPqRr. Ho,are llolt 70 CIV. !
Chase, Lot NJ 65; $50. PHILIP Jomsto
A l.. Sian- bury, Lot No 49,; s5U. /
.f - L----- q --4---- I5 ~ ~ I
PONEK0Y UNION SCHOOL,
II l. p. . II r.. ,tYs.s ID
OF The Superintendent inr the FIVE weeks I
H., ~ gIEqj
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-10-25
f all G. @, ,o1,.o.,.d u $.

1nst received a supply Of seasannble goods.
- consisting Of Dry Good, Clnthlng. B ,nks,
Stationery. Groceries, Hardware, AMI all
lothef kinds of wares and goods, which are
wanted IN thiscDunlEy. max ing IL THE hest
assortment, ~ Mer rehahaIze 10 DE fonnd' un.
dEi any roof in the con sly --aIl Of which wilt
be sod at q very small .advance, for cash, Or
approved trade. M -, MI ss, Y, s
1 Corner or Front and Linn streets. sg .,ft
si Oct. nth.-4sAT WIN. II. REMINGTON.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-10-25
PONlExOY UNION SCHOOL,.

II l. p o II r. $50 "
OF The Superintendent lnr the five weeks
ending October 2Ist, 1859: sl&2
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-10-25

ID. Il. SAYIsI3, MAS'tEIt,
Lenves Cincinnati eyory Aioi,aay ey eiit K, at ave
O'CLOCK, psssbg PotnsroY Oh her way upeyer, Wed-
hesday morning, NJ s .s iy,ftasfaa - - s n
Ponivr0y sry Saturday Ut O'Clock a. u.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to >
~ -. h. RATION q MONTGOMERY, =
oste, ye--kI-h v' Pomeroy WhRrf-Boat.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-07-30

That brilliant ornament o. Democracy,
who watches, with such Vigilance, the safe
formerly used for the purpose Of receiving
the monies accruing from the sales Of the
public lands in this District, says he moved
from a building rcputediy owned by US, be-
cause said building was not safe place
If the individual aforesaid will establish our
right to the building referred to, beyond
question, we will make it perfectly safe. by
placing a lightningroi upon the same at
once; and besides, will give him the use Of
the building, rent free, for one year.