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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-24
SO MERGHANTS
AND
MlLLlN ER S.
w. p. IEYOU L. ROCKWOOD.

IMPORTERS, Wholesale dealers and Man
Il ulacurers of MSnliIas. Dnsters, Cloaks
end BonneIs, S3 aud S5, Pearl Street, Cln-
cinnatl, Ohio, offer 70 Merchants of this Sec
lion Complete assortment Of Straw and Silk
BOnneiS, ShawiS and Mnntillas Dress Trin-
mingS, EnbrOideiies aud White Goods, BJn-
nelS Ribbons aud Millinery Goods.
Our extensive connection in the above
goods, enables us 10 sell as low as car be
offered East or West, and we invite the at.
tention OF close buyers
" Especial inducements to CASH BuYEas.
May 24-2I. .2m. M
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-24

EFBe civil to woman who bites the
finger ends Of her gloves.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-24

g Strfes, like fire. rage the more
fercely the more they are stirred.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-24
Charles Sumner.

At the last accounts, Senator Sumner
was in Florence. But there is no proba.
bity that he will ever recover from the
effects of the brutal and ruffianly attempt
TO assassinate him in the Senate Chamber.
The leaders of the pro-slavery party will
ri ,at over the wreck of a scholar and
statesman whose life was standing re-
buke to them, but history will place Il
name of Charles Sumner among the
brightest ornaments of tlIe age.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-24
Grand JMrieS.

The question Of abolishipg Grand Juries
in criminal proceedings is being discussed
in England, and several Of the States in
this country. A great change is taking
place in he popular mind III both countries.
What has been the boast of the Anglo
Saxons for ages, as the palladium Of their
liberties is, by many, beginning to be con
sidered as mere relic OF barbarous time.
"a miniature slar-chamber in small
way. Michigan, we believe, has already
dispensed with Grand Jurics. and Ohio,
so far as to the trial Of minor offenses be-
fore her Probate Courts, has done the
same. There are strong arguments on
both sides of the question, and in reform
ing old established customs it is best per-
haps to make haste slowly"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-24
William Il. Gilmore,

OF ChiIlicothe, is highly recommended
in many of the papers Of the State AS
candidate for Lieut.. Gov. on the Republi-
can ticket. From what we know Of Mr..
Gilmore he would make an eXcellanL Off
Ger. He is, wiLhal, true Republican, a
6rst-rate speaker, and if nominated will
receive cordial support in Southern OHIO.
From the list of names that will be before
the convention, it will be the fault of the
delega es if a 6rst-rate ticket is not selected.
Let the very best men be nominated for
the everal offices, and the ticket will be
elected by majority before unknown.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-24


HORACE GREELEY ANNOUNCES TO THE
PEOPLE OFF KANSAS HIS COMING G.-Ihe
editor Of the Tribune" sent lhe following
letter us a forerunner to ann ounce his APP
prOach:
NEW YoRK. April 24th 1859.
T. D. Thatcher, Esq, editor Lawrence
{ (Kansas) Republican"
DEAR SIR.-Will you please state in
such manner as you think tt. that pro-
pose 10 atterd your Territorial Republican
Convention at Osawatamie ON The 18th
PR X. have wriuen and talked about
Kansar some until want to see it. SO |
am going to start westward about the l0th
ol llth prux., and hope To see some old
friends. whom l may more easily find at
Osawatomie than by travelling your broad
plaiIies. Yours,
Ion GnrrVuu
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-24

PoMERoi
Flour, G.5O@7.C0P brl.
Wheat, 81. POO pI.3O bush
Oats. 559G5c. y hushsS
Potatoes. l .LG4 | .95 ID bnsll
Apples, fgrcen) 81 .5t92.
Butter. l2@ i5c. per b.
Eggs, 7@IUr. p doz.
Molassrs. 4O@45c. p gal.
Sirup, 81 q gal.
Sugar. IN. D. } e99c. y h
SsEar (Whitr) l2A@l5c.
Coffee. I2P l5c. o b.
Ric4, GC91c. " b.
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MABRrED.

On Sunday, the 18TH inst. ~ Racine. by the Rev
WIN. Fl. Hay. WM. II. HAkPOLD, Of Antiquity, an
MATILDA P1NNELL, of Racine.
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De:..h of i-s"1"s~0r UlInstcd.

DeniSon OlmSted, LII d., Professor of
Astronomy i'll Yale College, died on Fri
day morning last, in the sky eighth year
ui his age.
Professor Olmsled was graduated at
Yale College in the last class taught BY
President Dwight; and from that lime to
the close of his life with the exception Of
few years passed at the University OF
North Carolina he has been an active,
able and successful teacher of science in
the same institution.
His last winters course Of lectures is
spoken of AT New Haven AS the most full
and brilliant oi any delivered in the course
OF hlS long and useful life. The txlaus
ton which followed these labors agglava-
ted The habi ual infrmiiy of hi, constitu
ton, and brought ON the acute neuralgia
undeI which he sunk.
The scientific labors and writings of the
Professor have been prominently before
the public during the period of nearly
forty years, since he undertook the gen.
logical survey of North Carolina; and Lis
books have been the source ot u large in
come, which enabled him TO make his
beautiful home AT York Square The seat of
hospitality to the vast circle of literary and
scientific men Which is habiiualy found
at New Haven.
Professor Omsted was one of the most
accomplished and best known of our men
of science. He was member OF many OF
the scientific institutions of this country
AS well AS Of Europe. a large contributor
20 the various scientific periodicals., vo-
luminous author, and both us a teacher
and man universal y beloved,--N y
Post.
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Pomeroy Retail Market.

, TUESDAY. MAY %, 1870.
Cheese, dom Ice v h.
Cheese, (W. r. a6 l21sc,
Sour, !, so l0c. . n.
CWttles. (tnllow) l49l5c,
Candles. (opaD &c.
Candles, (stnrl 95r.
Fish, (Cod) 5@6&c.
Fish. (Mack erel0 SD1Oc.
Fish, " hitc) Sc.
Picked Pork, g9lOc.
shoulders. Sg Zoe.
sides, tsmoked) 9@ lOc.
Hams, re.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-24
PhilndeIphia Elcrlin...

The Sham Democracy weie.badly beaten
at the recent charter election in 2liiladel-
phia. The majority against them isanearly
three thousand. Never was there an Ad-
mnisuation so perfectly repudiatea by the
people who brought il into power as tha,
of James Buchanan. and nowhere is he
so heartily spurned as in his own State.
This is just, and shows that in spite o.:
party prejudices there is still sense of
patriotism in thousands who voted for him
Two years ago. The disunion an ! slave
trading faction in the South support him
because they can use him for their pur-
poses, but they despise him no less than
Forney and those who openly condemn
him All parties will throw him inside IN
1860.
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Judge EitxElIIgIl.

Edward c. Fitzhugh, of Washington
Territory, something like year ago, in a
dmriken quarrel with a man named VIII
sou, drew his revolver and shot Wilson in
the groin, from the effects OF which he
shortly after died. Fitzhuyh was indicted
for murder, aud while the trial WAS pend
ing, President Buchanan appointed him
.Iu6ge Of tie Supreme Court Of tile Ter
raory. A most indignant protest against
the outrage was sent i'll against the APP
poinIment, but without effect. Late pa
pers from the Territory bring an accoun,
of the trial of his Hon, the Judge, which
resulted. as in the Sickles case, in an ac-
quiuai. Whereupon Mr.. E. G. Fi;zhugh,
stepped out of the seat of the murderer
in the criminals box, and donned the er-
mine as "A Judge of the Supreme Court,
TO administer law and justice 10 other
criminals Great country!
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VAKIOUs MATTERS.
Murder by IA NI4.sIllnan.

John Belden, an old man, a few days
since, beat out the brains of his daughter
with hammer. lie lived near Troy, in
New York, and in fl Of insanity, imag
med that his daughter, who was about
nineteen years old, was possessed with
devils, and to get at them, he had to break
through her skull.
And Another.
Samuel Fish. OF Mass, shot Mr.. E. S.
Ward, his falher-inlaw, killing him in
santly. 1t was in the night. and Fish
threw stones through the window, and
when Ward struck a light, shot him. He
is supposed to be insane.
Atirac cIivc.
The slave auclioneers nj the South, in
order to attiact customers, nre beginning
to head their advertiseme in flaming
capitals "CoEGo africans" A sale is
hardly considered interesting any more,
unless few negroes pirated from Africa
can be mixed wih the crowds of Virginia
Emulattos, by way of variety.
Another C0Mve IsiOm.
A Conventionis called to meet at Mem
Pills Immediately on the adjournment OF
the Southern Disunion Convention hold
ing at the same place. All the Cuba
Juntas are invited to be present by their
delegates. The motto of the fre-eaters is
Cuba and the slave trade IN the Union,
or dissolution, and then Cuba and the
slave trade in Southern Coniederacy.
Election Frauds.
The examination into the election frauds
in the Detroit Congressional District last
.all closed on Saturday. 1t has been MS
certained that at least 12O fraudulent and
Illegal votes were polied by the dishonest
Democrats Cooper (Democrat). who
was declared elected. had only rs major
ily OH the count Of the votes, Which num-
Der is more than o,erbalanced by the dis
covered fraudulent ballots.
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Waier Cure.

nR. MUNDEs WATER-CURE, At Florence,
~ Mass three miles from tho Northampton Railroad
Depot largest and best regulated Embellishments In
the United Sat and kept in operation throughout III. year
"Dr Mnnde is Dext To Pressnt the most eminent psc-
ttioper u the that Germany has producedo
IN T. Tfibana
His various publications cold water cres are certainly
Home Journal
1--WE are convinced higher authority hsa be- In mat
be found IN other country
Amer Magazine 81 Homeopathy and Hydropshy
nR. T.. j. LOWENTHALs WATER CURE
IL and Gymnasium, No. no Bleschsrst, S.wr:rs
Treatment without board Transient and psrmAnens boass
taken.
nR. TRALLs WATER-CURE is located bot
IL one door from 81 Johns PsIt, at No. 10 fsiss 0oe
BOARD can be obtained from IS 70 81 pr ..ss nosn W
treatment, from 81 20 go 20 PER week T. TkALL' u
Nd D. A. GORTON, N. D., Physicians
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Refriqerators.

COMETHING NEW and SUPERlORi,-
- REVOLVING and vENTILATIMG REFRlGERAToRS
This article while very economical in ice has very large
amount Of shelf which arranged as 70 b. in FIVE differ
apartments thereby keeping butter milk Sc from coming
IN contact with fish, melons anything whereby they
NAV become spoiled IL has water cooler attached
revoye bringing each dh TO the hand Inc box -
yr Ornamental being made form and handsomely
grained also give personal attention 20 al kinds Of arm
ns and ventAtng Send for Circular giving description and
r. l. hfDfNbEtO q SoNSi
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SUPREME COURT.-THoMAs b. UNDER

y HILL plaintiff ssains. ELIZA COOPER add SOLOMON
COoPER hsr husband RsSse1. j. rlsf Pc, J.s.';GSn
lando Mead John Moran, TAe NswYork Life Insurance. Com
pany John w Meyers and Harvey Pshnsr Defs.d.nsTss
the County Of wesheser White Plains. In said County,
the 18th dsy Of January. go To The dsfsndAn,s EhAs
Peter Johnston, rredehct A. Lawrence. JOHN 8 Moon,
william b. Tot.sn, Orlando Mead, John Moran rhs Nov rork
You hereby and required 70 The
in this seton which 6d Ia Tie oes % the Chk 81 Ne
County Of Westrhsst~ White Plains, In sad County end
and copy q your 20 the aid complaint on ne
subscriber si his ONCE White Psas In the cad Ccany o.
Wesekes.er within twenty days after the seree d the Sam
you, exclusive Of the day Of such .ervce asa yss
s To answer the aid complaint within the tine tho
plaintiff in this win apply the Coa os rs reS De-
mandsd in the eouplalA:.-Dsisa January 1sh, lsA
mA1 lsw7vs' JOHN CLAP, FlAiaNfD Ars@DsJ.
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WA11S'o NERVOUS hNllDOIE---Df
w STRATTON proprietor Of the original Rscipeis quick
relief for Neuralgia headache loss Of appetite and
debility B.None genuine without my signature
JAMES T. sfRATTON, No. III Ithay FOR sale BY Druggists
At 81 bottle.
append following from Mrs. Va.qaex. tho mother In
law Of Dr. Watts and the lady from whom purchased The orig
nal Recipe; JTA
Dr. STRArroES see BY the newspapers that John Pyne
4 Co sdyertixe some stuff and call Il WArrss Nsayovs
AyrIDOTg The bottle and liable the same but what they
call the Antdo.e 10 but imitation Be assared 5r there
bottle Of the genuine medicine made sold
In this city my sonin law DR. Watts len, until you pnr
chased original recipe Of The late Mr.. Hays o. Brook
Ign had agency for the sale q the genuine but
not for last five years But SEQ that John Pyne
their STUFF Tor sale there Dr. Sraon this John PyDo
formerly employed BY .onn law Dr. Watts 20 sell tho
Medicine and do The eands ~ the Judge how
he became possessed Of the bottles and labels The Dr. never
drop 81 the Andoe at the store in his e nor did be
give sell knowledge of making tho medicine TO John
Pyne any ese lie could not have done without my
approval consent mine and the recipe has been IN
my possession s49 fyou will call AZ my house viii re-
you that tel you some,hng about tho gess'
Watts dniote and the Pyne Co. WATTS Nervous
Antdote-ow Intidote, as they SOMETIMES call T.
No 5f3 Sch ay
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the Coan,y New YOL MOTIF h.f.sJ aysn 20 al pr
CIV of NewYor dsceasd 20 present ne ane with soahsfs
,hy,of % the .ub-ebe at his place o. bushes No ~ rst
En- an. Civ al before The 18th day Of ysDs
n.x.-Dsted New York. the 10Th day q D,esnhsrl IsS
Al, t.xsms Administrator, with the VIII anne xsd.
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AND HARLEM RAILROAD.

IN SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
On and sfter WEDNESDAY April 1859, Trains viii Leave
ath.st. ST alton, New York, as follows:
7:45a m For Wihamsbridgr.
s:3Oa N. Mail Train for Albany.
s:30a III For Wilamsbidge.
ll:3Oa For White Plains.
$3.50 .. IN For Wiliamsbrdge
4:00p m. For Dover Plains.
500 o. m. For White Plains.
6:l5 D. m For White Plains, from White and Centre st.
$50 p For Wiliamsbndge
RETURSNc-Will leave:
500 q. "a. From White Plains.
$50 a. m. From Dover Plains
6:40a III &. From Williamsbridge.
7:OOa IN From White Plains
s:%5a. m. Mail Train from Albany.
$50 a. m. Frsm Wilhamsbrdge
100 D. IN. Prom williamsburg.
$500 D. m From White Plains
$500 .. NJ. From Wilsmsbrdge
WIN. j. CAMPBELL, Superintendent
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Ale0iCal.
% HEALTH OF AMERICAN Z.

% HEALTH OF AMERICAN :{J
In prsstiag sytvat ss II TIE aaer~ esn<f1ai ssncs " 10
Graenbsrs fany te1 sesss! character Ma bses
AFFIDAVIT
MAYORS OFricE, City oy NEw Yosx, April Is, iAs2
Joshus Bridge Of NewYorh bins duly depses and
that he 10 attending and consulting phycsn 10 the 0rast
enb~rs Company No 50 Psk New Yo that he has had
general o the preparation Of the Graenoers Family
Medicines years. and that he has known their effect 10
have uniformly good that he has Known the advertisements
issued the Company aud the certificate pubhhe3 aud he
males their aud character and that
any person desiring pref shall be referred TO the parties directly
or BE- otherwise convinced II their sue accuracy All perpss
interested may upon the Of the oeenhess Com
psny with implicit confidence.
sworn 10 befor. me, this 10Th day Of april 1850
DANIEL r. TlEMANN
Mayor of the City u NewYork.
All local rsSu.ayttes ipLseemeEis and deuses,
together h nd diseases Of somes,
radically cured by THE GRfEFENBERG COMPANHS
MARSH1LES UTERINE CITHOLfCON
Price 81 Jer b0tle Ftrs boits sent Jov 81 IL can
b. seut safely by ESprsa
shilful physician (Dr BsioGEI constantly IN the ocs
1ddye. JOSHUA r. BRIDGE, NJ D. Secretary Grasfssbsys
COMPANY, No. ~ Park row. Nsw.Yors.
CyCAUTION.A
Az ARTICLE, WHOLLY UNAuTHoRizED WEAKLY ASSEMBLING
THIS IN NAME LABEL, mas BgER PUT IN CALCULATION
1.-THE hsh moral Of the gentlemen Connected with
The Company and the ACKNOWLEDGED medical hu
snent o Dr. Bridge the attending physician should In
esnce In their preparations lie may De consulted
personally by letter with entire confdence"-N Daily
News
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feaal Notices.

NETWORK SUPREME COURT.-THOMAS
NM HOOKER against JAMES TRATHEN MAUkCE
C. PRINCE, JESSE BRUSH, fpaee, sHd 0iLES hAuLES-
RECK virtue Of dserets order directed and 40
ysmd win s1po.e 70 ssl the seventh day Of Nay is g
u eloh noon No SIS WasAngon street IN ne Cy ana
County Of New Yoh all the following described goods and chat
sl, w: One Ensne, Boiler shafs, Belt, foy tso
Bur- Ms,ones and all the other aehnsy
and ali on the premise, No. SO Washington d. "a
L. Ciy u York including Otcs Frnitars we Tesss
Rnsstrrs Skating Betting and Pnsys end r2n s-Ds~o
"e"''"A' No 81 Waist, Now Yort.
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6ales ai anltiou.
A BSOLUTE SALE o1 .c..onn. Of rel1quahlog
a 1917 LInIrsEHOIn ErrRNiTIrRE a.

A BSOLUTE SALE o1 .c..o1n, Of reli1qul.hiag
~ housekespiug-Splspdid HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE a;
auction by J. w. PORTER, sscuoseer THIS DAY ,s.,-
urday 10 ocook tie entire contents q H. large hF
r,id.nee No. 2s l4i between 9Th and sh-ag, be Whole
Of Which really the fus offered 81 public sale ~ May
years Ouy small description is given ia this acveT--rr
Parors-coltai yards nor Velvet CaTpts AIee mag
nfoent SUITES cveTed IN attn n the mt eHn
r;iou- gothic and Turkish Easy CHlr IN nSiuet
and satin brocade; ades solid rosewood Reception and Arm
Chair covered IN gold bge. orHon and Maroon san rse-
wood Seer, Bo icasr lined with sk AID -4;iD ~o hfee
solid Center Tables with rh stalary marble t0p
.Iper svey carved rre,good Pr s1f and SIDE Tables WIN
trhe ps three costly rosewood EtsEer with marble top
ess doors &C.. nnportod Xpressy FOR he owner difs
wod Work Tstss bronze and orInu Clocks eFEAnt tAiia
Vase with he aud expensive and-cap painted
70 order in France Enifceu Fnch Pate Pier Di,, WIN
heavy gold hrayy embroidered eer ard w no~
Cursns and Cornces large AMI extensive yarty % O F
iDes the whole forming very pleasing collection suprof rose
Piano Forte full octave, elegant case, hi1ea al
round Iusd Plate and richly with keys q real Pear COS.
$50 being valuable instruments rosewood Piano stool COW
III satin exceeu; and costly embroidered cover
veve; Tapestry Carpet, IN good order sd
E1isltion Table marble Up fancy Tables Arrurs n~lI. III
hair cloth together with all the ruby and crystal Gut uass
ware Wines Chsmpagaes, Tuuble Gobes sni Deesn.er'
match; rich China Tea and Dinner SIS. costly SILVER
ware Tea and Dinner Service Sayers Cake Baskets Casters
Coffee and TIA UEn Spoons, Forks Liquor stand superior
Table Cutlery. Marble Pitchers, &C.. Al-o rosewood ana ma
hotsny Bedroom arure in grea. variety Beds ana Bed
ding, &c
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N rch Wilton and Velvet CArPe costly French ria fleT
and Mantle Mor, three suites q rich Paor Furniture
yod Piano Fore seven octave valuable Oil Paintings Pier and
Silver Cutlery &C. No s. Cnon-psce between broadway
and University. 80 - rr,,, NV
DANIEL s. HOUGH, Auc,oneer, will sel THIS DAY
fssturdsyl NAV a; 10 O'Clock, the entire FURNITURE Of
the above house which q the best Description consisting OF
large costly pier and mantle Mirrors superior fno
Forte elegant Suites u Paror Furniture In rich crimson aDd
maroon brcsde do in and gold costly rosewood and
sects Bookcase solid carved rosewood cetr SOFA ana P
Tables superior rosewood Etsgeres marble tops with mir
and backs elegant rosewood Reception Chs " cn
Corner Esgees with mirror backs
rcb lace Window Curtains and Shas broDEe orInou Clocks
China Vases and ch Parlor Ornaments &c. with num-
Der Of OIL Painting Dining and Chamber Furniture
elegant Tables Chairs rich gold band decorated Tea
and Coffee Se elegant ruby and cut GLASSWARE pearl and silver
Cutlery Cake Baskets Casters Bureaus Washsands w'th
marble top costly decorated China Toilet Sets best Hair Mat
Beds and Bedding French Oval Mirror MAHOGANY SUITE.
Of Furniture in and mahogany Spring
Chair Hall Stand Ocoth &C. Sale positive, and no
pospoIement.
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nRUGS, &c.-WILLIAM II. KINSLEY, No.
~ II GoId.t, near Maiden lane, New YORK. oa.nto
an Of reliable DRUGS, &c reasonabe terms
CONSIGNMENTS Of MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, &c. Dis
posed Of the best advantage brought 10 public notice.
OUERUs COD LIVER OIL JELLY approved
\k BY the N.wYorh Academy Of Medicine the only
containing IS per cent II Oh BEWARE OF LIMITATIONS.
No imitation contains much oh mine though sorne arc
boldly advertised containing much % per cent
Also, American and Norwegian Cod Liver OIL 10 the hJod
state. y. QUERU, No lSo athayI New. Yorh
Also for sale a. DELLUC Co.'S, T. T. GREEN'S Nos SSs
and a62 Broadway, and all respectable Drusgsts
PENH0LD PARKER MOWER,
Wholesale Agents, No Tetchert.
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TOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA The

Tor SAVANNAH and FLORIDA The
Il AMERICAN ATLANTIC SCREW STEAMSHIP CON
PANTS new and fr.,-Gss steamship THOMAS SWAMI, j.
+ Ramsay Con r,ana- ~i -svr pier M " North River, on
SATURDAY MEy1 q: o'cl,ck PASSAGE 10 savannah,
with unsurpassed accommodates SO ThoHsa nc.s,s 10
Nex-Or-sIs SO IS; Mobile SIS. houxoaney, -, Albany
Ca. s24 Atlanta IS; Colun,bas IS; Macon, 81 Az
Fusa go Also 20 principal places IN Florida at lowest rates
Frp ht 10 cents pr foot and nss'anoe ooe
hall pr cent Apply 70 , .y,
EOR SAVANNAH and FLORlDA-U. 5. MAIL
Il LINE - The avorte steamship FLORIDA, CAPT Z.
Cruweli will Rave on SATURDAY, May 7, AZ p m
frum Pier No Through ueke,s given Montgomery,
C.Hubus ALBANIA Albany and Mscnn Bills - LaiiuE sTned
ou.y on bard Fer freight Passage. sp2y 20 SAML L.
MITCHELL 4 son, No. IS Broadway
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~ CATHOLlCON, for the relief AID cure f.ahehns females
With such universal suffering and dss saddns the female
He really good medicine be their bs friend The results
OF Dr. ANARCHISTS CATHOLIC0N provt tho only article
that reliable and always does what promsea Where every
thing has tried beet physicians consulted years spent In
anguish wasted, this Cathocop has restored health
sadn.ss the hr-sffe II active and en-
celt IN any form Of disease peculiar TO the female 1 The
Irregularities Sscreos Discharges, Ulcersons, Pr.tnsons,
&c IL prescribed by physicians and who have wit
astonishing sdecs The ietes Of hundreds Of hdies
testify that without benefit Dsushtes wives
and mothers this medicine will you ltis honest and
tested thing The money will b. returned result, are not -
describsd pamphlet with symptoms treatment letters he,
sent gratis by delivered the counter Do no conound
DIR Msrch with any other be had In almost every
town found, be sent BY Price, ~
bottle, three bottles for IS Notice removal Adde'S
BARNES PARK,
General Agents. No. IS Psk row, New. York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-07

=. CoLroS, Auctioneer -
CLEANING OUT SALE of EVERY ARTICLE
~ in the FURNITURE LINE, including any quantity VI
Cgrue and OIL Cloths Gas Chandeliers Parlor Suites &C.
r. C,lton will sell this day SATURDAY May 7h at Ioi o'clock
at No opposite the old the entire stock
naming II will embrace every description Of goods The store
be given up Monday 9th inst after which time he
NAV be found at No M Broadway in the India Rubber Spring
Bed and Iron Bedead business. Deposits required from all
partiep