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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-01-11

ship includedswithin any city or incovpo,
rated village which nowNi or rs,vf here
Gfter be governed as 10 schools by any sDec
sdt or othey facs, specified in the sfrtv-
sevfHih sec. of this act The lauv,,a,.. /.
'or may AsreqJfer be governed &c. seItles
thequestion beyondla doubt5' Tie unl
Td,ersigped submit whether il would not be
better 70 organize under said act. III is
found on, page 40 of Ohio School Laws
1850
All of which rs respectfully submitted
Jet y - u. IL LIS. IwoMpLY,
---.,-..--z-s-.=.-s=..-...-.M NJ. HEckARD,
j p. BrSe.
s. NJ. BRIonT, R=
w. IL. LAsLEY.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-01-11
FIT.sl, FITsll FITsl!!
HHNt Z . ' LUNI 4 BILE EAI hACT
EP11ePt1O F1I1@I

ToR THE GuRE OF PATS, sPAsMs, CRAMPS NERVOUS
,JaJ't AND coNsFTuTToHAL DlsEAsgs. -s l.rfi
Persons whe are aboring under any distressing
malady will nnd HANcE's VEoErABLE EPrLEPTtc PILIA
10 be tho only remedy for curing Ep-
lepsy Falling Fits.
These pills possess a specific action the nervous
system; and, although they prepared especially
for the purpose Of curing Fis they viii be found Of
espeeinf benefit foraII persons afifcted with weak
nerves, or whose system has been prosrated
or shattered from any cause whatever. In Chronic
complaints diseases Of long standing
by nervousness, they are exceedingly bsnshciai.
Prizes, % perbox, or two boxes for S. Persons ou
OF the city, enclosing rcmittance, have the pills
sent them through the mail free Postage For sale
by sErH s. HANoE, No. IOe Baltimore street, Baltimore
Nd. to ghom orders from all parts ofthe Union mus,
he addressed. post -p;,id. Jan. II. '5s.-s-iy
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-01-11

The Columbus Statesman" says
that when the train of the Cleveland d
Columbus road was stopping at Crestline
on Friday night, man and woman came
on board, passing through the car, the
man. just as the woman passed out, turned
to a lady sitting near, saying, Madame,
will you please hold our baby for a mo-
ment until we come back?'' The man and
woman did not return, and Tie baby went
on to Columbus. properly cared for. and
there was taken charge Of by the railroad
officers. 7'4 -fa.n- q Sa.s:a' -
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-01-11

upon an embapkment at its end. and with
pistols cooked, swore he would shoot the
first man that attempted to approach hims
Her they held pafley Of nearly an hour
--the officers persusajng. him " surSen-
DER and the murderer swearipghe would
nct> be taken aliSe.@ Finally, The officers
sent to farmhouse and procured loaded
rifle, which one of them took and leveling
| Il at SeiboTd ordered him to surrender, de-
clarng at the same time that, dead or alive,
they were determined to secure him. At
this smoblent the train came in sight, and
seeing the desperate on the track put on
the brakes and stopped the locomotive
before it bad reached him. Here he
placed the smuzzle of~ ihissa pistoly in his
mouth, and fred, blowing hislown brains
out. and tumblipg down Nhe embankment
some. thirty feetT7deod. b Hewas, put upon
the train and drought to town., where an
inquest is now being held over him.
So ends the life Of desperate man. He
has a large connexion of friends, here, who
are in the widest state e,ofexcitement at bis
tragical end. 1t is said that he fed from
Germany in consequences Of a murder
committed there. ,fr.',... '...'' 'l... 'l,'''s
Fowler, the celebrated Phrenologist, is
here, and will probably deliver a,course of
lectures on be fasorite science. We hear
Of ,nothing IN the way II amusement or
instruction as yet. The theater is closed
and will not be opened before the 10Th, if
it is then, which seems to be doubtful
But, perhaps the city might survive the
calamity if It should not open during the
session. 2 10 s4ay.s 4dr h,s.p,4G ~
Lodt is understood that Col. Manypeuny
will take charge of the Statesman" as
editor, to-day. Whether he will make it
more Buehanauish or more Douglasish
than at present is a matter OF dispute among
the Democracy. We suspect the effort
will be to occupy a halfway position-Lhe
relation which the bat bears to the beasts
and biids-neither the one nor the other,
nor admitted into the counsels OF either,
but doomed TO fit in perpetual obscenity,
2 nondescript. Time will tell. .ft
In the meantime, the papers have an
nounced that there is " be new Demo-
cratic organ started here to be under the
control of Gen. Wilson, and called .:Me-
dary's Statesman. This looks like war
in the camp. What will come of it is in
the misty future. ...t....
The Statesman" and Enquirer" ale
at loggerheads--are abusing each other
like, pickpockets. and we have charity
enough to Believe what they say of each
other is true,nuon o. ,ga. l4d s..si d
You must wait for Developments" be-
fore we can give you any ything OF the plans
of the majority of the Legislature for this
session. Our readers shall be kept fully
posted in all that transpires in that august
assembly. The Governors Message will
be sent in on Monday, which, If not too
long, will bo 70 produced fiji the Z 7sfegraph.
Our letter is too long, but if we can
get time we will make the next shorter
Till when, adieu .. a. ...r.,...u
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-01-11

RAILROAD AccrDHNT.-on On the sis. ult.
the morning train for Macon, ran off the
track a few miles from Columbus, Geor-
gia. Ten or twelve persons were killed
The racerhorpe. ''Moidore," " WAS on the
train. and losteb The cars were precipi-
tated down an embanLment1ab about thirty
feet iemptying tile passengers into a
stream.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-01-11
Balm OF Gnead saIve.

. : OUU3''IT' 7y' y. Utc' 70, 1905.
We, the unde rsigned, Druggists, have bee n
acquainted with, and sold for a year OF two
past } 1iilinghasts ''Balm Of Gilead
oaive and Plaster, and we would assure the
public that, in, everv insta nee, as FAR as w
Know 1T has given the best satisfaction to the
purchasers We can Recommend it to the
pubic as an article OF great merit and value
indeed, we never knew an article become so
deServedly popular in SO short time, which
N proven ny the fact ofits extensive sa e and
constantly increasing demand 90. -a- 4
4. r#
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-01-11

Immediately on the re.assemDling Of the
House for the afternoon session, The Mes
sage Of Governor Chase was reacl at tile
Clerk desk. ItisA long dqspmens, and
admitted on al hands to be tB'snblestState
paper erer prosecuted by the Excessive of
this State. 1T gives the most thorough
and complete exposition of the c, ndilion
Of the State in all its various interests.
will not attempt an abstract at present, but
il concluded to be too long for insertion
in the Telegraph will doso hereafter.
The reports Of the various institutions
were presented to the House to-day, and
as soon rs laid upon thelabies of the mem;
-berss rssI-will--tFy.-to-- giss-tl,eir--.impop,ant
features 'in'as brief abstract as possible,
~ Notices haye been given Of The future
introduction aof finnumerabls bills 9ons all
imaginable subjects, whichsswith tire mul-
titude Of bills laid over'f6gf the regular
session. indicate that we viii bs detained
here until April at least. ,qrsdaa ed l,s,
The "sateshan''sof yesterday (san-
day.) contains the announcement of the
change in preprietors and editors Of thet
paper.d Col. Manypennyl takes charge
'ot the cditorialydepartment,swhi Many
pehdy & Miller constitute the publishing
fiFms fir msgss-5 ssf1 .,sa5iias ii1 Il s. b.aIis
sd,Nothing OF special interest Iecurring to
mind, our letter Of to-day must here CLOSE
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-01-11
mo. 81 L. III
CoLUMBus, Jan. ~ 1860.

ns ss cad lodGoBUMBus,, Jan. A., 1860, g.
an Dear Telegraph : The very fine weather
Of the last few days Disappeared last night,
in a cold sleety' mist. and this morning is
as dreary as can well be imagined, eg
The report Of the Treasurer of State is
promptly issued ard forms document Of
twenty pages. It is a direct, ,elear, and
comprehensive expose Of his department.
Of course, the document is too long 70 be
published in full in the Telegraph, The
following reorganization will be Of interest
and show the general condition Of the
Treasury: ,eiaI .aai u I'd at e.l2lqa
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-01-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.
UTcIcgrnllla Notice.

OFeIcErHsPh NOtlce.-The subscrib-
er' for stock in the 'Pomeroy and Athens Telegraph
Company" are rcqucstcd meet at the ofcc OF the
Pomeroy Salt Company, ON WEDNESDAY,, the 10Th
Inst at O'Clock p. NJ, for tho purpose Of choosing
Drectors and for the transaction OF suc& business
may be brought be fore the eating a - n
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-01-11
8. M. PE1TENe1LL & co.'s

lIS Nassau 81, New York, and 10 State ST., Boston
y. NJ. PErTENdiLL Il Co., are the Agents for the
ssAaiga Gcuniy Tsiegrapi,' tho most IGaGsatiai
and largest circulating Newspapers in tho United
st"tOs And the canAdns. They arc authorized to CON
sral. fus a. our lowest rates.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-01-11
Poneroy Re1aiI NIarke1.

ihuRsDAr. Docembor "a.
Cheese dom IOc y n.
lCheese, CIV. ~ s@I9Ec
SOAP, 5@iOe. y b.
lCandios, (tAllow J i59l5c
Candles, (opal) &c.
Candlcs, (star) 25c.
Fish, (Cod) 59G4eslz
Fish, (Mackorel, y sDlOc.
Fish tWhitc) Sc. isGgs-
Pickled Pork, 9C9IOe.
shoulders, sG0c. :. sar
Sides, tsxaoked) } e@9e.
FIams- l2c. 'efe {aE
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-01-11

. welfare DIVlsiOn No. O8 Sons
OF TEMPERANCE, meet n their Hall, over the
Bank every Saturday evening. at 81 O'clock.
Wy .eir BY order of Division.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-01-11

John w. G.. Stackpole, Will
liam .McAboy, Jefferson w.
GIidden, Worthington Il Co.
the West Columbia Mining
& Manufacturing Company,
and Benjamin G. Shacklett,
William Payne. and AbneI
Shacklett, and james 7.
Pomeroy, dIfts. r1'y-. -
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-01-11

In the Court
;Df Go N m o II
pleas of tho
,C o Il n ty OF
in the
State of Ohio.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-01-11
NOTICE.

Hugh Barr, William II. Nc.
Grew, Hu dson HolIisler and
Robert Boyd, partners, doing
business III the name Of Barr,
McGrcw & Co., plaintiffs,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-01-11

Flour, $500 $500 y Lri
Wheat, e1@s5e. b biiah. Z
oats, 5:c955c. y bush.
Potatoes, sO9i. 30 n bush.
Apples, (green) SI .5Gsac2.
Butter, l5920c. per NJ.
Eggs, l592Oe. y dozgfa4
Molassae, 400 I5c. y kul.
Strnp, 81 y gal. -aSa.
Sugar, IN. o. e40c. . N
Sugar (Whitr) I2IS@I5c.
Coffee, l2@ I5e. y fb.at =,
Ries' 097e. y b. ''.ss4
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-01-11

seDeatl7 7EiSgcpPh' I ohilasl lot,or. five
remember, Eas. dated allAshsns seme time.
Iost'years q Hnpe yoa s'liave receivedit be-
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-01-11

TO TEACH Z RS. .IfaFi-'i q
THE Beard OF Sohaol Examiners for Megis
II county, will meet on, the first Sal iprday Of
each month at tn. Cottrt House, IN s utn !
roy for the Examnatisn OF Teachefs. ~
Examination to commence at 10 o'cloc
AN. and continue tIll Al u clVck p. M.,ifns
~ No Teacher need apply at such exsmi-
nation who has certificate valid for three
months from the date Of said a ppIication. s
by order or The t,osrd a'1tii1i
3-stis- - W n tAStKT,sc CLERK.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-28
Sewanee Mining Company.

H. u N u T. N.
IN Ad1ltfsn u TIE SICK purchased u ]. r. harden
L base rrerpTe1 l1s foii0smki
81 90 frgt sFezsed fslios i1no floorass
-uo 90 = NLIla
SaUG Eka Whhe Pine ceilng.
asoeH klse alia y asi.hnaar.4z.
- GO - cisar Waits fsae. al thackaesscss
1po,eeo :. fofszr Fsank, 1osst and ocaztiiass
9so,aeo Cesar, Assztrtea-
AA@a-Mlnslo~ ssh, and Franzes and Biinsis -
ueixh- fslr Faanei D. Ard fTsases asutir teess
Nesidlse aas Hrae ksts, futlar - hos stinges A
EaEl sassy alsassszn haaa the SAs1s Ais t1uaber
lard. ~. H. Haea4 slSess
fss3-S4 J. I. ekt>u>t
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-28
Coal Oil! Coal OIL.

lust received bht- snfci Inr iabFcatins Cnai Oh
u suitable FOR machinery, Nhich su warrAut o.
10 we'll Ssns o. the Interest," q parties ~sslisg
oil FIR macti nrry large quantities, u Ees goo
article and bwcF pTaes tan they 50 ~ Animal
Oh Al Nili be phases u have all sho Ssh "a tssi H.
AfEo
10 bbls best bnrnsas Coal OIL. warFzAtsG - be 81
besI qazslty. a11 nearly frse troaa o1or
Also.
larFe supply Gal on Lzmrs. q every deserip-
tian and price J. " NtirON-
febIT IL Coil. - -
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-28
Executors Sale of Rea. Estate.

Executors Sale of Real Estate.
NE undersigned are now offering at private sale,
i all that portion Of land, lying Oh the South side
OF the Charlotte Turnpike, belonging To the
the late Matthew Barrow, deceased. The land llrs Ia
fun view and within about two miles of the state
Capitol aud II LAID in lots var ing in size from
fourteen to twenty nine acres all fronting the
Turnpike road. These lands viii be sold at far pri.
ccs and GA liberal time Any persons wishing To
anime them, Ia ascertain particulars IN relation To
the terms, will please call John {. t4rrow, near
the premises, on J. l.. a r. W Brown, Real Estate
Agents, or the undersigned IN Nashville.
NJ. : PITCHER,
G.. {. TOkhETr,
septlo-u Executors of NJ. Barrow, deed
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Wanted.

ItEiE undersigned ARE ~isltng 70 nsrehase fron
Il 100 30 barrels - lara per seek, lsf uh<h
tAey xtls Jay czsA % Al IsFsssas bxxsak
Lard 10 EeH sill and greetls - thetr advantage b.
cad &a Eafksl stress belare uAzkns s4le ne
SAni-a cAkrlK, Viii sFoRD 4 co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-28
CRATES! GRATEs..

CRATES! GRATES..
TCST kftf1ftii-
j 50 nne Parish CRATES uifh sunzneF part,
$50 comnlea nlaatls EfaIes,
20 DO tf1ct grases,
81 amh Eraiss, ins fFsort. ali siErs
very h4lsis.,sIle RAJ hiatr4 flssaiss
$50 f4ersS lsttsbaEe hslDa safes - Z
- F1kllsE psss frtsus u = sraiols, bssrak -.
deep sssefs zkists. All slEfs, s.zh 4ft ssAf Efes
80 rsaerk Azsortrd deg tFun1, - asseftDseut -
an wafe csnaglrie, Aad every i.-ee u.sde q abe
best saanlrr. a ~. hu@eS-
n~i1s-sf fApg@siie shs f-ssusr Hsssass
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-28
For the Million.

T AN Ia eoeipt OF large stock Of genuine
l. SCOTCH WHISKY
SCOTCH ALE,
ROCK FISH,
PINE APPLEs,
PlChltS,
SARUfNFS,
ORANGES, &c.
Which are fresh and warranted superior To aLy noN
IN market Aust ot my stock having been purchases.
By me person, when la Europe "a few weeks siuce,
| can cODhdeIty recommend II to my friends a.
pure and genuine
JOHN JOHNSON
Cedarstreet, LIST door from the square
nov22-tf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-28
Advanced Taxes.

GasfxrFosss ugFltE, CEf Hal,
saahsnIe, Jan issh, fsss.
FfsAxPAYFRS ~hc ~lsk o. avail then1asises = lhe
Il pFsvslrxes ~ the lac aee~EE pre- fay Hse1t a
CsEEfOa 8TioS TAX lof tte yezF las, BE- e1y
nst sd that sksy Go - - czairE "a fhe CO..
lartorts ef1re- int~F~F1 - re rAir p o<H FaH
So s.sulh All Be aftea sresn ne a1te - exrt1-
Gates "a - Isff. ffeHuFEt IS tax2he property ~
tss cry xsll Ene - tle iEtesess g. cal IL ss1ie
.. A. NELSON,
lz1z1-lm SsllssteEs
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-28
Niachines and Imnlements.

rIsHRESHEEs Resp~rs, straw rlssers Corn shelters,
4 fka Mlis. HaFrosrs, C8iueafars. Csrn FtAisters.
frt4hle tsrist kiis Corn ana Cse CEusiefs sSy th5,
frzalcs Hos HERE'S aad fla Hakes alIiisFs Carrot
3 Gotham Peacock Br.nly's steel Flows, Avry :
Cast fle~s, chafns-
CEMENT.
Hydraulic Cement, Plaster Paris, Land Plaster, AZ
JAasai-zsp cpNNIAShAs 4 t1'-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-28
Claiborne's Machine Works,
N.SaEVtIEG TENN
Ren1OVal.

TINE subscriber takes this method Of informing MS
old customers aud friends and the public general
Iy that he has removed his Hardware store from the
old stand Market street to No 80, IN the large brck
building lately erected the tout side OF Broad ~,
where he keeps constantly on hand and makes 10 or
der the various articles embraced IN hs line ui bust
ness lie invites especial attention to his large assert
mcnt Of CASTINGS, HOLLOW WARE, BRASS, Ne, such
= as Mantle and Coal Crates Wagon Boxes Pow Npiis,
Straw Cutters, CornShrlicrs Corn CrusncI-, Mill
Crushcrs Balcony Work and Iron Fencing toiiee Ais,
Tea Kettles, Brass Kettles Dog Irons Candle SUCKS,
and An almost endless variety OF other articles
Jan 29-u ANDREW ANlEls~oN'
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-28
COLLECTIONS OF
Flower seeds by Mail,
FREE or POSTAGE

Tre1lty Slect and Choice Harletles for One DOlar.
NOR the accommodation II those who love the col
II tvation Of nowerE, bot who rescs az a Distance
from where thsy can be procured, We have selected
the most beautiful "a snowy varieties, each sort DIS
tinct ia color, aud calculated 10 produce une effect
when planted cut in beds groups m the nower Dor
der. We have had each variety distinctly marked
with the Btanical and English name, height, time of
towering, color oi the nrwcr, manner 4 growing,
whether ercct trailing the time should be ssWn
aud other valuable hints % II cultivation. Ia
lccIiug these varieties. We have been careful O.
clnde al which shy bioomers ar have an insg
nicant appearance. that the collections viii coin
pr e only those winch are really snowy and hand
some, ana which We believe Wuuld prove 90 the
tire satisfaction 81 ans lady gentleman who might
% disposed 10 order them. The collections vii be
sent free by past % any part of the country At the
following prices;
Assortment No. consists az twenty choice va
rietles q AnnGais 1900. 81 60
Z" No . consists 81 twenty CHI ice va
rietes II ID nnials and Peren-
mails ..-.---s-.--. i W
a. No. consists ~ ten extra ane vari-
rirties 81 AnRuaLs aud Psrrn-
mails, embracing many of the
RcW and choicest ia cultiV4-
Ton .--.,-----.---.s.. y
"a Nc consists uf uxe very rhoicc
varieties, selected from i'fxr
Tloxers 81 EngiSh fanses,
German Carnaiion AID Pee
tee ITnkt, Norbohss, Iruf-
faults French Asiers and
Double Holiyhoeks, each d
which sold at IS cents
AK. MACKENZIE,
febI5-lm Is Csiiese street, Nashville
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-28
Agricultural and Seed Store.
CUNNINGHAM & co.,
No. @ College street, near Church
Nashville. Tenn.

INrE have opened exclusive Seed and Agrieai-
w tursi Store, aud shall devote cur exclusive at
tcnton 10 this branch of the business aud pafehscrs
can rely HIsn being supplied with fl IA Sfk1S, and
tho most approved kin ds Of lirments and nacdues
Our GAkngS sE1IS fFogn N. lsandreti * Ssn'
house, ana all from The growth ofls5S, fIab
ssxmlnate
= T. l. ID -
Clover, Timothy, clean aad stripped, Bloc Grass,
orchardGrass, Herds Grass Met. Hungar Grass,
hnsqaa, Usage Orange, Perennial, Ey aFass, and
feA assortment ol Garden SEEDS By pound OF paper.
Jan3i-1m CUNNINGHAM 4 CO.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-28
bies and Combination
Cushions.

Protected by Letters Patent, dated
February 10, 1886, December s, 1857,
October rs, 1886. January II, 1855.
November 16, 1853.
re- The recent improvements made in these Tables
makes them unsurpassed in the world. They are
offered to the scientific Billiard player as cumbn
ing speed with truth, never before obtained Ia any
Billiard Table Salesrooms $50 and Tss Broadway n
Y. Mandatory 81 Ann street.
O'CONNOR x COLLENDER
jan29-d3m Sole Manufacturers
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-28
What the Press saw.

What the Press say.
'fCosTAR's Exterminators are invaluable remedies
for clearing houses Of ali sorts of vermn With all
confidence We recommend them.-N. T. DAILY STATE
Register.
CosrARs'' remedies for all domestic pests such a.
Rats, Reaches, Bed Bugs, Ants, Flcas, &c, in
valuable; speak from actual knowledge of
their merits. Druggists and Dealers should send their
orders early, If they would secure trade IL them
" J.. Journal April /.
Il shall write something about your ENtcrminators
as can do so with propriety. They are selling rap
idly here aud destroy ing all rmm.'i-Ef. Banner
Fdyete, No
death to all Vermin.o
As SPRING approaches,
Ans and koACAES,
From thrr ho, come out,
And Nick and Rats,
IAespte Of Cats
Gaiiy skip about.
BID BUCs bite,
You ia the night,
As on the bed you slumber,
While lNsE,Ts crawl
Thro chamber and hail,
IN squads without number.
TT Il TRULY WONDERFUL with what certainty
iiats Rnaf hes Nice, Moies, Ground Nice Bed bugs,
Ants, Moths, Mosquitoes, Fleas, Insects Animals,
IN short every species OF Nermi are utterly destroy
ed aud cXt-rminated by
''Costars" Rat, Roach, &C., Exterminator,
"Costar's' Bsd-bug Extermiuator.
"Castar's" Electric Powder for Insects.
Supprd erect by Mail TO any address IN the United
states follows;
To receipt Of 81 a box Of the Rat, Roach, &C ENt
On rceeipt II Sza box each tf the Rat Roach, a.,
Ext aud flectr; Powder, (seut postage pait,) sum
Gent 10 destroy the vermin any premises.
sold by druggists and Dealers everywhere.
'SCosI4K's' Principal Depot 40 Broadway. y.
p S--Circulars, terms, &C, cent by mail on appl
cation febT-d4W4S
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Desirable Property for Rent.
FOR RENT.

1FHE beautiful ~tire iiorse, at present occupied by
fEtsaEN A bno., ssA t'r"cery tad PrOvlsspn Sure
n C'ege street, r. g. ront the pre- eat year. Apply
No a Cherry street.
tanz-tf MICHAEL. VAUGHN
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-28
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-09-03

A correspondent OF III. Fredericksburg
UeraG writing from Madison county. Nir-
"nia. mentions the toll"., n4 as a fact
which occurred there recently. 1t l. one
of those facts which are stranger and
harder To- believe than moderate fiction
i lady hearing an alarm in her hen
house proceeded TO oa>certain the cause n d
found a very large black sriak. She sent
Immediately Cor her husband who shot its
head of. ana ugon examination found il
contained three eggs, seven chickens. and
had swallowed hen as far as the wings,
\ f"w days after another was killed iii the
saline place, and its body contained .;itecn
crrS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-09-03

FRIED PoT,roES few cooks know
how to fry potatoes There j. nothing so
easy to get and Yet 80 llala'able fopr break.
fast, with a thick. tender beef steak, or \
mutton chop fixing from the :.ridirom To
fry raw potatoes properly. they should be
pared. cut lengthwise into slices an eighth
of an inch i'll thickness dropped into a ran
over the fire, contain!n. hot beef drip
pings, turned frequently, nicely Drowned
all over but never burned The alt,tior.
of n little salt and pepper, while in the
pan, and little flour dgcdscI over them,
is an Improvement.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-09-03

TESTiSG Ir-The correspondent Of the
Brattleboro' EeyL tells the following story
of a witness upon liquor trial
How do you know it WIS brandy
asked the lawyer. -
Il smell of II first. and then ! welcom-
el about a glass and haf of it
The unexpected verb upset the gravity
of the court, Jury. and the miscellaneous
people; and they were not ut ali assisted
i'll recovering their wontcd cG,animitv bv
his further testimony that the man who
bought the brandy drank of it himself
till he was quite sulubriuus"