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Legal Notice.
To Joseph G. Trimble, Arabella v. Trimble and ]

TO Joseph G. Trimble, Arabella v. Trimble and ]
w. Naudaine
V0U and each Of you arc hereby notified that
l. there v now on file in the Office Of the Clerk
of the Wstrict Court Of Lee County, Iowa 1t kco-
kuk, petition Of ]. NJ Hiatt, Lcander Harbins
and Robert Reed. claiming Of you the said Joseph
T. Irimble the sum Of $3.50 and interest at ten per
cent per annum from May -, 1856, - money due
on your promissory notes given for purchase money
OF lots one and two In block sixteen In Hiatt Har-
bihe Reeds subdivision Of the north west quarter
OF section one township IS north, range west
IN Lee county Iowa; also, praying for enforcement
OF vendors lien in favor Of said petitioners against
all Of you, and forA foreclosure aud sale of ali your
interest In said premises pay said claim interest
and costa, and for other and equitable relief in thu
premises.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before the morning Of the second day Of ths
next term Of said court, to commence ct Keokuk on
the first Monday of September, A. d. 1859, thu
said petition will be taken NJ confessed BY you
and decree rendered in accordance with The praye,
thereof.
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
July 20, ls5S-dlm Atty for Pit 'fs.
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raI Enrx.sT ASp nssrIseUisaEp OPERATOR ON TEE
EYE and EAR, whose reputation IL 20 we'll known
throughout The Units4 states, IL miraculossIy nv
ing Sight to the Blind, and Hearing to the Deaf
Upwards Of sixteen hundred patients have been re-
esivsd By Dr.. u, within the Last twelve months,
many Of whom have been totally Blind and Deaf
Tor months and years, have had their sight and
hearing restored INSTANTLY by delicate and critical
operations, While others who have long suffered
from dissase, have been speedily and permanently
cured ~ mild and gentle mesns.
Dr. u, being regular educated Physician and
Surgeon Of the old school, and having had m ex-
perisnes Of twenty-five years in prscties viii per-
form any operation on the Eye and Ear, necessary
70 restore Sight 20 the Blind or Hearing to the
Deaf, or by other scientific means to remove any
diseAse Of those useful within The reach OF
science snd human skili.
Pasienfs NJ distance have medicine sent to
them in all cases here surgical are not
rsquircd) by giving absorption OF their eases
Dr. UnderwoodS permanent Surgery and In
Urinary 10 located at No. 70 South Clark St. ChioA-
60, III.
Letters requiring IA answer must contain post
age stamp.
Aug0, '6o-dAw6m
let those now lsugh who never laughed before
And those Who always Ia ghed now laugh the more.
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IeEal NAllcN.

vu,o LLOYD d. SIMPSON, Jos K. hickey Stepher
i E.Jones, William L. Barkley and Nat. Lafon
You are hereby notified thAt there 10 now fle in
the Office of the Clerk Of the District Court Of Lee
County, Iowa, ~ Ksokuk = petition Of Brom-
field Ridley claiming Of said Simpson and said
Hickey . judgment for the sum Of three thousand
dollars AZ money due on a note and power to con-
fess jad gment given 70 J. s. Ridley, and claiming
Of all Of you the foreclosure of q mortgage given
BY said simpson on lot ., block 80, OF the City oj
Keokuk, to secure the payment OF said Aum oi
money, to which lot said Jones, Bafkley and La.
pear and answer said petition on or before the ID
Day Of the next term Of said SQUIRT, which CON-
mences on the first Monday Of September next
judgment will be rendered by default prayed for
RANKIN, MILLER a ENSTER,
July 10, lS60-dlM PltG's Atty's.
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CLOTHING STORE.

CLOTHING STORE,
I AM again in the Clothing business, and invite
j allthe old settlers, ~ we'll - I'll now ones 20
give me call 1t 8a 8ae8
BURKE'S CORNER,
North uest corner Of Main and Third streets.
have every styie OF goods for mems wear, which
will sell cheap for cash.
Spring and Summer Goods
To suit every taste. Also Gent lemens FuYni shine
Goods, Irunks, Carpet Sacks and Valises.
Oan and ses'v4 ss HARRY FULTON. 4
May10d sos TF,fs
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L0ga1 N office.
Il w. IEM0N. IS. q. HI

Two GEORGE w. LEMON, s. g. Dnrbridge, S.
i Burbridge, Oscar II. Burbridge, n airy A. Lem
on You and each you are hereby notified tha,
there ia now on file in the Office Of the Clerk Of the
District Caurt of Lee County, lows, at keokuk. a
petition Of Abner Reeves claiming Of George w.
Lemon and S. q. Burbrdge judgment for ten
thousand dollars t$10,000), - money due a
promissory note, and claiming against all of you
the foreclosure Of mortgage given by said Lemon
Burbridge to said Abner Roevse to secure said
note; and alleging that the remafder of you claim
to have or do have some interest in said lands 90
mortgaged, acquired since plaintiffs mortgage and
with notice.
Unless you appear and answer said petition on OF
before the second day Of the next September term
OF said Court Judgment with be rendered against
you by default.
RANKIN, MILLER ENSTER,
July 10, 1a5q-dIm Plaintiffs Att'ys.
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GEk MAN soar.
En BOXES for sale by En-
~ js1A KELLOGG 4 BIRGE.
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LII SUGAR CURND HAMS always on
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or on W. IL. AUSTIN co.,
jy1sdAw No. lib Aain-ssrset.
CALT..-Ksnawha and Lake, in bbls., low, By
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1 SsOOds
- SalAratus and
| Cream Tartar for sale BY
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sney connaensty sohc11 nn n ~Icr " I'M
Sms.
10y Is-o1w -. % - Isoloe1.
/ AAInEhss Picks, Shovsls, &c., for sale BY
| Vl mhclSd !. W. H, 1UCKtR.
GRIFfiN'S Horse Naiis--a good stock Of I'll
/ ~ sizes for sale by 5. W. h. TUCKER.
| mchlSd
| XMRs, suOVEIS-A large .toct 81 Ana,
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m.yo s.w. = u. TuoKkk.
maybe SWAN. TUCKER.
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Coal,

fROM T1EE NEW YORK AND TARM-
lNGTON COAL MINES, 98
"H0LESALE and retail. Acknowledged BY
w all 70 b the begt lows Coal.
This superior CDAl delivered Ct Warsaw and Al
sxandria. IN lots Of 1000 bushels aAd upwards, Ct
low rates. Once on Third street, nsas Main.
Aug2kd r. r. PLATT.
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IN Exiting shcE 20 The ssBluc Dew.
ISL or Devils 81 any Coisr.
Pm OCLA mATIOry

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kSOk the benefit of oil melancholy and sober
sided individuals-A PERI EcT CON CENTRA-
TON OF MIRTH IA comic concoction from the
cocoanuts Of oil the wise and fuunv auoue men
OF the age-throcgh which the aged may prevent
wrinkles, and rcsume their juvenilty ard also the
juvenile = obtain tho experiences Of age. A Pc
cuiiary portable volume-prcsen ing 4 profitable
profession Of pickings and pleasantries, In prose
and vsrss-Wopsrly prefxed with the titls Of
THE HARP OF A THOUSAND STRINGS;
Laughter fer = Afs.Time.
And peculiarly prepared TO produce prolific peals Of
laughter The very qufntessenee Of human
WIr, WAooEaY AND WnDon.
400 Pages Of the most Airth- provoking literature
ever printed, and il illustrated with
200 Engravings
u the most psngently funny character, drawn font
nennsssey. Bellev, Phlr, Quiz Co.,
who have bsenjust ~ funny
- they dared.
Also, IN Extra Title Page, drawn expressly
for this work, by f. Q. 9. barley, and
printed with tint.
The curious compiler Of this eoneoction cordially
co-existing in the communities Of Communipaw,
Canada, California, Canton, and countries ciroum-
adjacent in the cordial conyivia, and cementatory
ceremonies connected with the coming out IT the
above chssrfni volume. Of tho completeness Of
this collection We can give by . flight concsit OF
the famous "hARP SERMON. - which eonvuiasd
the nation few yssrs ago. Every man, woman
and child win Be glad to renew the hearty durvAw
oaDEN. BRowsELL i CO.'S
City Book Store,
m = ( Nj
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GOLFERS &ROBERTsON,

GENERAL GROCERS,
NO. D AAlN-ST.,
Me0kuk, Iowa.
GUGAk-CUKED HAMS. A choice lot for sale
y 5u =. sd ooLL'Efs h g .s;o os,:.,.
@ UGAkCURHD DRIED BEEF for sale BY
- GOLFERS \ ROBERTSON.
ID GOLFERS ROBERTSON,
June25-d rs Main street.
IASTLE MILLS Xxx QUINCY FLOUR for
~ sale by GOLFERS ROBERTSON,
je25.d Main street, near Third.
L,RRNCH PRUNES,
II Fresh Peaches,
Fresh Strawberries,
English Currants,
Peeled Peaches,
Dried Peaches h Apples.
for sale by GOLFERS 4 ROBERTSON.
jsz5d
EMOA SYRUP,
IL Bakers Cocoa,
Bakers Chocolate,
Burnett's Extracts,
Race Ginger.
Co1's dslatine,
Pearl starch,
Pearl Sage,
Tapiooa,
Macaroni,
Vermicelli,
Nutmeg,
Cloves,
and Macs,
je77d
TkUsHED, Powdered ssd Refined White Sugars
~ Lovering's Philadelphia Golden Syrup,
BolC10fg
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T1K. UNDERWOOD
Gate Physician
and Surgeon 70 tksl
Ophthalmic and AuraI|
Institute Of LouisviIisl
ky.). nov Of Chicago,
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STATIONERT.
RLANK BOOKS, Day Books, Ledgers, Journals,
ID Cash Books, Invoice Books, Letter books, Bill
Books, Oomposition Books, Copy Books.
Foolscap, Bill caps Legal cap, Packet post Pack
ct note, Commercial letter, Commercial note, Bath
Post Billet note, Wall papers, Window papers,
Wrapping papers. ss
u Envelopes.
White Bun, Canary, 0paqne, al sizes.
For sale By N. W. WESTCOTT,
junol4d No. " Main-st.
III HHDS. BROWN SUGAR,
III lis bbls. he boiled Molasses.
10 . 6ugar-nouse syrup,
g. /" sCsashsds Sugar,
s - ssaspowdsred do
8 /" Orleans, Refined and Clarified Sugars.
receiving this morning per steamer Warsaw, and
Or sale low for cash, 81
July I'D KELLOGG BIRGR.
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LegaI Notice

n NUULE q d NUNUt
July 20, 1869-dlm Atty's for Pin.
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sitting with the Bible Uuss closed n the visitors
entsral placed upon his knees. This 10 the Blble
he always carried with him. II WA found ,after
the final attack and rscapture Of Harpsr's Ferry
1'%s' To Il and ss: y :ss h.a
almost needless to say that Brown awaits
death with that rssignation and tran
guilty which lisarm the dreaded phantom Of oil
terror.
COOK IN rRIsos.
Cook since his Imprisonment haa forbidden all
admission " visitors; and 40 his Wishes In that
respect have been gia,ifed, strangsrs have not
been allowed 10 enter his room. His brotherin-
law, Gov. Willard, Of Indiana, and bis counsel.
Messrs. Bolts and Green. have. Of course, FREQ
access to him. II 10 with the asslstaneo Of these
latter gentlemen that he 10 drawing up the CON-
iassion which is to accompany his plea Of guilty
and which is looked forward to with such intense
interest. Whatever hope Cook or his friends
may have OF a Communication of punishment from
adopting this course, IL tho very general opin-
ion among the people at Harper's Ferry psrticu-
larly, that it ought to have effect in shielding
him from tho common punishment
THE OTHER PRIsONERs.
Stevens, tho wounded man, occupies the same
room with Brown. The wounds he received arc
OF such character as to preclude all hope OF hts
recovery. Ile has two bullets lodged In his neck.
and no effort hss been made to extract thom, -
His suferings have excited some slight sympathy.
ana tne nope ~ generally Expressed the. nc .'"y
die before tho time which the law would inevits-
bly, fix. As to the othors--Coppis, COPELAND and
Green-they all three occupy the same room, and
whenever n visitor enters he Ands them standing
together a>the window which aaords them the
only prospect of tho world beyond that they can
ever hope to see till brought out for sxeoytion.-
They eyince ropugnauce to sntor into conver-
sation, and but few latterly address then. They
seem, however. entirely resigned 10 their fate
nor does tho presence Of the crowd Of feopIe who
pr" sometimes admitted 10 their rooU appear to
infect them in any way.
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To the Afflicted.

m@S TORMENTED with Pain, and scorciCd with fevera.
,ER know you are and impatient such affections
necessarily make you, beg that will compose your
moment that may learn the extent OF maa
dies oer you prescription for their
Dyspepe, and has stomach refused TO perform
functions m your strength has acd and life has become
burdenf Ii offer In BAKERs PREMIUM BfTrEt
falling remedy for life Are troubled in ner
headaches aud dimness Of vision incidental thereto? Then
BAKERs BrTEKs your only hope Are you suffer
ing constpaed bowels and torpid liver? BAKERS PRE-
will both and give them that vitality 50
css.a health. Have you delicate females and ccthng
who have lost all relish for food and hourly was
ing away BAKERs BTTERs the most valuable tonic ever dis
strike the OF their diseases and give
them appetitcs and strength Do you live in section where
agic and fever continual sway3 II you laugh at
and defy their provided use regularly
BITTKRs Dar'hpa, Cholic Cholera Morbs and all
diseases arising from indgeson and proper secre
tions rapidly yield 70 tire influence OF this great
medicine, which nov sold throughout this country by Drug
medicine These Bitters nrst their way al home
before ey the resi- OF the world and how thai
they are and appreciated the proprietor desires that all
who their aid may have IL at moderate cost Price only
90 cents per bottle.
For sale by ali Druggists in Lynchhurg, and by a the
prncpai Druggists the city Of chmon and elsewhere in
Virginia; also Messrs ChAA stott Co.. Washington city,
D. G.; II. Stabler Co., Baltimore, Nd d. L. Miller, Cow
ington. KY. and Barnes q Park, n Y.
Orders filled BY addressing T. BAKER, PROPRIETOR,
oct 2g-dkcts Richmond, Va.
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Cholera.

M~> PERRY DAvIs-SR:-The benefits I have receiv-
HD cd from the of your invaluable remedy the Pain
Killer induces pen praise for H. Experience
that for Headache, Indigestion Pain In the
Stomach, other part Of tile system Severe Chs Wear
Common Colds Hoarseness Cholera Cholera Morbus
Darrhea Dysentery Toothace &c, there Is nothing better
than Pain Killer this recovered from
thirty minutes interval in wine gassfu Of hot water
the blessing Of God II saved from
the cholera during of St3 Tras eng amid heat
dust toll change of diet and constant exposure infected
acks accompanied with pain, for which the Pain Killer
sovereign remedy teaspoonul curing the worst in
hour the most, half day. have heard many
of Dysenley being cured by Its Put in the teeth would
stop oohache Gratitude and desire for its general
this unsolicited testimonial in its
oct gTdts II. T. TAYLOR, JR, Minister Of the Gospel
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TnE WAY DuELLiNo Was STOPPED IN ILLINOIS.
The Chicago Press and Tribune revivss tho bis
tory Of the first duel that fought in that state
In tho year 1920 Alphonso Stewart and VIM Ben.
net fought with rifos in 81. Clair county. and
Stewart fell mortally wounded on tho 6rst fire.
Bennot made bis escape into Arkansas. whore hs
remained two yenrs. Ills whereabouts was dis-
covered, he was arrested. brought back, indisted,
tried, convicted ofmurder and executed. Bond,
who WAS then Governor Of Illinois, was incossant.
)y beseged by the friends Of Bennett and tho ad
vocates Of the ''gentlemon's c"de," who rrayed
for his pardon. But the Gov. turned deaf oar to
NIL ther elamorings and the majesty Of the offend
ed law WINS vndcated. Bonnet was publicly
hung, aud duelling In Illinois was crushed out
This may account f,r Senator Douglas reluctance
to be shot At
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Brandreth's Pills have no Action save
ON ImpuritieS

M>%. YOUNG people cannot, but middle aged and old
W<R people can, appreciate that medicine which, bcinl;
sickness only the the disease Around
every organ affected medicine penetates
impurities prevent all settling Of the humors into ulcers swell
ngs, tumors In Heart AncconA In Epilepsy In Peursy
Throas and affections OF the respiratory
rally in Dyspepsia these wonderful Pills give immediate relief
perseverance, will be MHladnr which have
beyond human skill have cured by their
And this wonderfully Behold the rcason BRAND
RETus Pulls purify the bood they have power except
impure and these being removed the disease
ed Millions deriving health from the Of this innocent
medicine, which Ueakens but always strengthen firstly
by taking out OF the body these matters wh. held as Were
the principle In custody and, secondly by imparng life
giving properly blood Sold DR. Braneths Princi-
pal Oce, No. 294 Canal sree New York. and by all respeea
bic dealers In medicine. 26-dm
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The Accomplishment Of Dancing.
MIR. GOE. PLUME

m HAS te honor of announcing to the citizens OF Lyn-
q burg and vicinity that his first session In The above drsl.
tH rabe accomplishment, In all Its various branches viii
IaA In Lynahbng about 10Th Of Nov HMnHn,
~ for the instruction Of all who may please participate In
the same
The fashionable Lancers and Caedonian Quadss danced
In the rsl circles Of Paris and London, last Winter viii be
taught by Mr. r.
Tho popular cidrens Fancy Dress BALL will be given tho
close of tho session.
pasiclng soee WIN be given for ladies' gentlemen
n fortnight
Particular attention win be gvcn children, many
and ncy Dances nsver before taught In his city, win bs In
irosuced.
Tho Musical department vii be conducted by Mr. CuAmlus
JOHNSON.
Tcrms Of tuition e0 o. Of which be paid advance
l.espcctfuly, DC. dE0. PLUME.
buIla
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BUSINESS oE THE MASSACHUSETTS LiqUoR AGENcx.
Mr.. a. s. Manifold. tho last year he was tho Ii
guor Agent ot Massachusetts. sold spirits ~ tho
amount Of $780, 709 A. The sales OF Mr.. Burn
hum, his successor, have amounted lhis year TO
about Sl25, 200.
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june S-d1y

Mc COUGHS Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma Croup, Whoop-
WR ing Cough, Diseases OF the Throat and
Pulmonary Anccions type quickly cured M
that long tried and faithful remedy Dr. wsrAgs BAsAM
WILD CHERRY.
Says welknowp Editor" This is truly Basam aud
blessing TO invads the pure balsamc principle
Wild Cherry, the basamic properties Of and pine
ingredients which mingled ne the true principle Of chem
istry, all basamic, therefore
Coughs Colds, Consumption, and Bonch troubles
under Its basamic influence though charmed away Pob
bly, medicine has attained
pished samuch good rs this renowned Balsam."
CAssvILLE, GA, February 20, 1864.
MEssRs. SETH W. FowLE IL CO.. Boston, Masstientiemen
At the request Of your Travelling Agent give you
ment Of experience In the Of DR. wsars Balsam of
Wild Cherry. have been using IL for family
for Colds and Coughs and have found the ecaeous
remedy thai have tried.
For Coughs and Colds In children know ii 10 be excel
lent medium. Respectfully yours,
JOHN H. RICE.
The genuine article always has the written signature of al
Butts" the wrapper and for sale by a respectable Drug
gists cveryN here.
Prepared by s. W. FOWLE& CO., BosTos and for sale by
William A. Strother d Co., and John II. Seay, Lynebug; T.
c. Pugh Campbell H.; and by all Druggists and dealers
medicine throughout the ely and country 22-is
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Grower q RaEer's

CrLEBRArED FAMILY SEWING MACATSEs 49b Broad
RY vay New York. and 1Si Baltimore Street, Baltimore
X NEW sTYLE-PRlCE sb0-HEMMERs s. EXTRA
This machine from two :Pool a; pgreasd from the
ara md STITCHES IN superior STYLE nnishng each by
own oeration without the hand needle as
omred NV other machines II will do better and cheaper
nu than seastress can IL she works for cent
hour. ~ n.y,a IN
Send for . circular y. T. DAVE W. 4
may 3-ds Aeen.ss l.nnouIg.f
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CA B ELL HOU s. E,
No. Il1 Main street, Lynchburg, Va

JOHN g. KYLE Manager,
ID their friends and the public gener
ID ny the CABxLI ousx Is OPEN II has been
esyey furnished and will be conducted by the present pro-
pretor upon the the mod approved style In all respects The
location conceded DO the best in the city, being In
the centre uf business Main Street. within few mnues
walk OF the Depot Warchsuses, Banks, &c.
With polite and genemany clerks ready prompt and atten-
tive servants travellers and visitors this House may
sred that every wan. viii be cared r in that style that viii
they wilt spare pains expenses In render
ing comfort 10 all who Wait eit House. From friends aud
public generally solict share Of par0nage
ISAAC RORABACK, Proprietor
sept 2S-diy JOHN s. KYLE, Manager.
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JOHN +. HAWKINS,
VrOurletOr of the City Hotel.

INTENDED moving TO his plantation this FALL but crcu,-
stances prevents He win until the let Of March,
at which his tease win expire He s thankful the citl
zen Lynchburg and the travelling community fOr their lib
erl aonage solicits continuation Of the lie
pledges himself to keep honse that shall not be second 10 any
In the city, wanting good family single
be furnished He prepared accommodate all that
come and that with the best tho market afords
1.d1n
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-01
VALLEY HOUSE

CHILLICOTF1E, OHIO.
THIS s the largest AID best arranged Hotel 10
the Conr'-House, and in the very center OF the bu
ST. ess part Of the city. ah.a
The House has undergone thorough repair and
cleaning from cellar to garret, and presents an
appearance second to no Hotel In the western world
The sleeping rooms are large and we'll ventilated, ,
and large parties. ~ .4
The Proprietors will spare no pains to make the
Valley House Il favorite pinre Of resort.
June 2i.--.e4-Iy eFOGGITf & MOORE, Propr's
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-01

ii EE See g.. E. Donnallyss advertise
srieht,ol Sewing Machines in another Col :
nmn.. - Try him--=or, his machines.