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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-08
NEW BOOKS.

The Lady Of the Isle from rial life hy Mrs souh.
worth, author OF a. Eetribution.T g India ctr.
Pictures OF Country Life, By Alice Cary.
Lady's Manual Of Fancy Needle Work.
Erie Little by Little, tale Ct Kosiyn School
The Losing and Taking Of Maurul.
Empire OF Austria. BY John s. @. Abbott
Diary OF Lady Morgan.
Securing oil he White Horse-illustraiei.
The Methodist Preacher. volumes
Bueklands Curiosdes OF Natural history.
Ehel's Lou Life. a novel BY Margaret sweat
Father and Daughter, By Miss Bremen.
Sybil Grey-Triumphs o. Virtue.
lady Of AIharOue b. LipparI.
Rob Roy, for p cents.
Guy Mannering, . cents.
For sale by JOHN YORK
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-08
W. T. Avery, Nominated.

RICHARD R. HARRIS, Esq ia the democratic can
didste for the Legislature in Bradley county.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-08

The delegates from this county, appointed TO at
tend the Somerville Convention returned from said
ention on last Wednesday eve perfectly enthu>
siastie with the harmony and good feeling that
charac erized the action Of that body. Everybody
reioices at the nomination of Avery. The Know
Nothiugs are low in spirits; they know the die
is cast with them in this district. The last ray of
hope has vanished since Avery's nomination. They
may perhaps, find some man in their ranks silly
enough to oppose him, but we think it doubtful.
He has beat the ablest and most popular man in
their ranks, and personally one Of the cleverest Of
men. With these facts before them, and knowing
the great popularity and ability Of Avery, and the
correctness of the everlasting principles which he
upholds, ard knowing that he has made US one of
the best members that ever represented the Tenth
Congressional District, they feel end know his cleo
ton is O FIXED FACT.
With Harris Avery and Lea, the Democracy of
old Haywood will rekindle the fires of fifty-seven
and march right sraigt to victory. Already the
spirit Of enthusiasm is manifested, and BY the time
the canvass is fairly opened, they will be fully
equipped ard ready for action. Three cheers for
ourcsudidates !-BrOWnsUilie Journal.
We should like for our neighbor to tell us what
Opposition paper IN Tennessee prefers W II. Seward
10 James Buchanan for the Presidency. We can
tell our neighbOr that We prefer neither Seward
BEchansn, nor any one else of the same stripe
Na.fTsesbOrO' Telegraph, (Op.)
The Nevs will please inform him that the Southern
Standard, published at Trenton Tennessee declared
no longer ago than the 18th day Of January last,
that it not only preferred VIM H. Seward To either
Buchanan or Douglas, but should necessity require
it, he would vote for him.
The Nsirs will also please state 10 the Telegraph
that the editor which penned this declaration has
been endorsed by his party in Gibson in receiving
from them the unanimous nomination for q scat in
the Legislature.
The Ners viii also please state to the Telegraph,
that his party in this section have read Mr. Ready
out for voting with the South in Congress, aud
openly declare that he is no better than a Demos
crat-
Ask the Telegraph while he supports Mr. Ready
and refuses to support Mr.. Seward, what he now
thinks of Know Notbipgism in Mr.. Etheridge's dis
trict Trenton Journal
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Napoleon, Helena and VicksDurg
Regular Passenger Packet
DANIEL BOONE!

PRANK HICKS, HIs'sr-.........-JANEs PETTY, CLERK.
LedUes after drrjsal Of Cars from HasArale.
ID ENG thoroughly reftted expressly for the -
II trade will leave MespMs every TUESDAY ekA9-sa
aud SATURDAY, at oo9ck, P connecting c.
with the mail packet steamer for Arkansas AID White
Rivers.
Through Tickets and Bills Of Ladng any point these
routes will be given passengers and shippeOs
For speed the Boone unrvae and Accommodations
passed by any Southern Western rivers Business
orders promptly attended to.
J. J. RAWLINGS,
3lj Main street Agents
NAV S-llm JNO. MCDOWELL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-08
Cheap Homes.

VETE offer for sale Is 20 very desirable Building Lots in
w Brownsvile (many Of them finely mhersd9 containing
The soil is fere the lots beautiful and
finely suited for residences and for gardening purposes The
neighborhOod equal any the State. Two Male and Fe
Academies successful operation in the immediate ycni
IT, We will sell this property most LIBERAL terms to persons
who will improve It.
We have very large amount Of Real Estate for sale
ing several OF the this and adjoining cOuns
large number improved and most desirable residences
vicinity Nashville and in the city We have besides
quite Ia &c supply unmprOyei Lots in the city
additions Nashville We will take great pleasure
showing Of the property and Will sell great bargains
ap29 u g u WI BROWN.
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SIanmcring and Suffering Treated
PROP. J. H. LEVIN,
INFORMS those afflicted with Impedments of Speech, that
4 has taken Rooms at the
sEwANEE HOUSE, Nashville, Tenn.


UNIFORMS those afflicted with lmpedment Of Speech
3 has taken Rooms at the
SEIyANEE HOUSE, Nashville, Tenn.
Where he is prepared enable them speak with dis
nctness in the space hours. few excer
TONS and without the infection Of distress pain the
patient. The patient viii be convinced, both Of the grandeur
beauty we'll the efficacy Of his theory when applied
Where satisfaction not given charge viii be made
Prof. levin, in order TO give sasact0n has afopte the fs
loving universal lie proposes give his theory and
remedy applicant with the understanding that should
applicant at Of It's eacy and decides
70 said theory and remedy then charge will made.
IT = See hand bills.
Prof LeEn practice in New Orleans Mobile, Charleston, and
throughout the SOUTH has been quite arng The con.
6me pcs have been convinced and given him certificates
tcstifyngas to the virtue and efficacy Of his theory.
No charge for consulting.
~ Prof LEVIN VIII remain only short time 10 this
place aP27-dtf
Read the following certlhcate:
NASHVILLE, April 26, 1859.
Having heard Prof Levin explain his theory upon origin Of
sammerng and stuering and his mode treatment we con
er the former rtiOna and the latter simple and easily
followed We also have confidence that edecua remedy
within the PoEer Of every afflicted BY tA mpediment,
treated by said Levin.
p PEARL, 3 CAsTLEMAN, L @ TARBOX
HAYS, AND'W ANDERSON, R " McGAYOCK
ap 9sdGwim IT CLEMANs
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WILL commence over the new Race Course Wednesday
w June lsI, iSj9
DAY, "WEDNESDAY, JUNE FIRzT.
Sweepstakes for three year dds mile heats slOO entrance
$50 forfeit
Eli Odom names Godiva, by Albion, cam Sovereign
bay colt, Worst by Albion, dam by Richard
Guild &Blythe names Ran Barry, BY Albion dam Jerry
THURSDAY, SECOND.
Great mata S6CO0 Si2 90 forfeit, four mile heats.
Guild Blythe Hiawal, by Albion, dam by Wagner
Eli doom names Mary Wye by Albion, dam by Sovereign
THIRD DAY, FRIDAY, JUNE
Sweepstakes for untred three year 0, mile heats 500
trance $50 forfeit.
w g. Harding. black colt, by Albion, dam CANA.
Also, brown cOit by Epsilon, dam Sealird
John Acock black mare by RO2s dam by Eclipse.
FOURTH cay. SATURDAY, JUNK FOURTH.
Stakes all ages, mile heats 500 entrance 500 for
felt.
W. J. Harding brown mare Tennessee, by Epsilon,
am Kate King.
Guild Blythe Ellie Dean by Albion, dam Gloriana
Elliott Malone Comet, by Albion, dam BY leyathan.
GALLArN, April lst, 1859. A. BARNES, proprietor.
B.-Tbeaboye situated y miles from the
Gaatin and Of the slst and best
Southwest with every accommodate all lovers
Of The poEeed with ample stands
mOdatea II who may choose 10 come
api7tw tunnel. A. BARNES. Proprietor.
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The Banner is still silent on the subject of its al,
legation against Mr.. LETCHER that he said he would
have voted against The Fugitive Slave Law. Shall
We understand the Banner as refusing to repair an
injustice which it has done an opponent, or must
we regard it refusal to reract its condemnation of
Mr.. Letcher for opposing DUEy's FreesOil Amend
ment as en- endorsement of that measure? We know
the Banner was opposed to the Kansas Nebraska
Bill but we were not aware that it favored the re-
peal of that bill.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-08

The democrats of MeMinn county have nominated
Col JosBPH MccuLLET as their candidate for Rep
ressntative.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-08
EXTENsEvE - "a ~ LOTs.


EXTENSIVE SALE o. CITY LOTS.
IN order to keep pace times, and supply the demand
for building lots in the city will, Tuesday, the Oth day
May, sill Auction. the premises, to the highest bidder ~
80 lots Vine. Spruce, McLemore jefferson and C-aWor
These lots conveniently situated only lev min
walk the Square, McSaiys and the sulphur
Springs and in the immediate Vicinity OF Dr. Watson splendid
residence They generally 50 feet back from 4J 70 20
many bulldog lots. number u them have
good shade ne invite particular atten ion TO te sale as
consider many Of the lots desirable anu that they VIII
greatly increase in value.
TEEMs-One, two aud three YEARS credit
Bills Nill be issued in few days giving more particular de-
scriptou of the property, &c. - ,l,,,-,
ap29 > Il q X BhOhN-
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOE SALE.
yETISING other Investments, propose to sell
w Real Estate in Davidson county. as follows:
THAT SaIEsEEEssAN Residence
situated franklin Turnpike within half mile OF the city,
and upositl the residence The Joseph W Horton,
Containing abOut Forty Acres.
Of Nasn
Vile AID desirable country residence The house viii
be sold with y land the purchaser choose
THAT VALUABLE FARM,
known Tract, situated the Smith Turnpike old
Letanon road within three miles OF Nashville containing S0
acres The good, we'll waterei and timbered and
small Of twenty and NJ wards all oil
which admirably adapted for country residences market gar
dens and dairy farms. Also, that
BEAE TEEEL FARM
on same rad occupied T. c. Nc ampbe and formerly
owned by Harding ming about 80 This
place well need further description It will
also divided suit purchasers T. c. AcCampbe will show
these places any who viii call
the property will be sold reasonable terms, and
on a credit OF one, three and four years.
Apply 70 A. Lindsey, Nashville either Of the
dersisEdei IllOs. q AcC AfB5LL;
Six miles from Nashville
J. A. MCCAMPBELL,
mh3I Nashville
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FHNHos INDEBTED to he OF Margaret Williams decd
will please forward and make payment and those
having claims against said esae present them within the
tlde prescribed BY Law, OF they will be barred.
mayS.tWlz JOSEPH VAULX Executor
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-08

Valuable Country residence.

FEsIIE beautiful FARM situated on the 8Iurfes. a
q bcro' Turnpike, four miles from Nashville. TX
inst beyond Mil Creek as the Lindsey issaalf
Places Is now offered Tor sale. IL acres
AZ irst rate land, aud has Il TIE hest
springs m The world, and Il thrifty Young Orchard
OF choice rEit II not sold previously the inst
on the premises vii at public aie dyi1 into four or
I'VE pieces selling the Improvements with % Of land
ms sale IS penpory and on credit OF one two ard
three years. Tor notes satisfactorily secured, payable in Bank
bearing interest, and lien retained
For further particulars call on
MAG ~ TrUnzrpv
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-08
DIR. M7KEEN,

Surgeon and Mechanical Dentist,
THNE citizens Nashville respectfully informed that Dr.
McKeen has taken Rooms No 961s Cherry street. 'front.'
stairs where he will be constantly found to serve those
who need his professional SKILL in remeng the aides
OF the mouth teeth long experiences and practice enables
him warrant all work performed by him The extrayagan
charges from
avaing Themselves the medical and mechanical aid that in
dpensabe for health, comfort and beauty That fact has in
duced such graduation Of prices that will be in the power Of
any the expense. ap2o-dlm
FOR SALE.
HAVE three geod for sale that well
qualified and good seamstress, at No 30 Cedar street
spo8 4 Styles.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-08

nERsONs DESTROYS Of purchasing No NEW FURNITURE,
% per cent under the value, would DO well to call
at HARDY BROTHERS,
NAV 8. ~ Public Square.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-08

SUNDAY SCHOOL. BOOKS.
Union Question Books.
Union Consecutive Questions;
Union Spelling Books
Union Primers;
Union Bible Dictionary;
Union lynn Books;
Childs Scripture Questions;
Glass Books, Libraries;
Reward Tickets. &c., SC
Arrangements have been made By which supply Of saniss
School Books may hereafter fOun oa{g For sas -
CHAS. " SMITH
apo q College Street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-08
EXTRA.

TRIAL OF THE
HON. DANIEL +. EGLES,
FOR SHOOTING
PHILIP BARTON KEY, ESQ,
With argument illustration By special express ani
for sale by r. UAG An
may3 ID Maraet Street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-08

SICK BABIES WANTED The numerous saths
- among young children show that the powerful medicine
usually prescribed them, suted weakly
ton The best Febriuge the world for children from day
to FIVE years old is the
Childrenss Panacea,
Prepared ty the GTGsenburg Company
The true worth Of this extraordinary and valuable Medicine,
he set forth in words but it felt and appreciated
by Mothers whose children have been nached from death by its
The celebrated Dr. Williams, who has devoted life to study
has analysed this remedy and says the Grfenbeg Children
Psnacea compounded with especial reference the immature
state Of the blood vessels glands and bones Of the ed
body Should mother neglect to provide herself with this in
valuable remedy she may chance to behold death claim her chill
Gren and have to blame but herself 1t certain
fOra diseases Of ldhoOd and receives deserves universal
appreciation Dr. Martin, Of South Carolina SAYS SIT is The
best medicine for infants that saw" Watts
York. writes I'm ali diseases caused by eethng it is certain
remedy DR.. ColOn, Of Indiana says: ain cases OF Group
have used it with marked also in Measles fevers from
teehing darrha, pains in the stomach bowels &c should
be guilty Of neglect did recommend it in the highes
terms
UJ7Fiity cents per bottle with full directions
ALEX. MACKENZIE,
may Agent Graf Co
NATANEED.--TheP Principal Of a large Boarding schoOl
for young ladies situated the Columbia, de-
rss 70 employ lady In the capacity Of House keeper One Of
sxpeeneEl be preferred, Fort urtber reference apply tbs
ta-Tl
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-08

a Fine Country Residence for sale.
- carry ny Negroes TO the South, -,
IS vii sell about Three or EOur Hun <YsSs
urea acres o. Land, being part OF the tract up A
on sscl now reside, situated good Turnpike Road
about thirteen miles from Nashville, neighbor
nosn Williamson county Soil equal to any the State. For
in Nashville " y @'
sep9-dtf ID A DEPICTING
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
TIE PILLAR OF FIRE On, IsRAEL BoSDAsE. By Rev
Ingraham, Of Chrsts Church Of Thomas Hail.
Holly Springs. Miss Author Of the Prince Of the House q
David Just received by CuAS IS SMITH.
ad22 a College street.
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SINDAY NCHPOL 30.

number Of Works subject % Chess Playing t0gher
with a tine assortment Of CHESS MEN just receive by
r UfGAN.
aplO-tf % Market st.
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NEW BOOKS.



200 Dozen superior hard frame States O various sizes so
900 SLATE PENCILS, just received BY +. HAGAN,
apIO-u 81 Market st.
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SUNDAY SCAPOA BSOfNs.
The Publications OF the American Sunday S,lsoy CaJ5 IL
large quantities, for sale At publication Prices,bg
y HAGAE,
ap10 n - Market 81.
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Papers of Every Ekind.
WE receive regularly every paper of importance, published in
America besides, Irish, German and English Papers
may7 HAGAN * JOHNSON.
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and all the vessels Of hest Make fitted easily put
up in the country.
Orders promptly attended to- warranted equal
any made in the United States. J. W. WILSON,
Stove and TfnWare House,
may 7-d2tw2w2 College street.
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MES. sOoTHwORTH's NEW WoRKi
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-09-06
religious Notice. e.

Reverend j. P. Stuart, minister of the
Church Of the New Jerusalem, will lllecture
in Middleport, on Friday and Saturday
evenings Of the week, the 9th and 10th
insts. He will also preach in the Pomeroy
Academy on Sunday next. the 18th inst,
at II O'Clock A. M, and at Middelport
at 5 O'Clock P. M. The Meetings at Mid
dleport will probably be held in the Brick
School-house na
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-09-06
NOTICE.


QlO Ann Postlethwaite, George PoStle-
4. thwate, Margatet Postlethwaite, Martha
Postlethwaite, Isaac Postethwaite, Francis
Postlethwalte and Sarah Jane Postleth"alte,
all of the County of Lee, in the State of
Iowa: You are severally hereby notified that
on the I'd day ofSeptember, A. D. 1859, Rebecca
Pestlethwoite, as administrator of the estate
oil William Postlethwaite, decd. filed peti-
ton in the Probate Court, in and for the
County of Meigs,rin the. State of Ohio.
against you and Others, heirs at law OF said
William Postlethwaite, deed, asking Tor an
order of said Court for the sale of Land
Warrant, No. 53643, for so acres, issued to
Andrew McKim, bearing date Nov. 10th,
1853, of which said Warrant said William
Postlethwate died possessed. Said petition
will be heard by said Probate Court On the
twelfth day of October next. -...s,
August 23d, 1859, S4-4t. ~
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-09-06
Transfers of Real Estate.

The tOllowirg transfers of Land were
made Oh the bucks Of the County Audi
tor for the week ending September 3:
1'EDroaE rN-Jnmes Nj. Miller TO Samuel Martin,
Lots Nos ], 2, SaUd 4. in the town Of Milersbnrg;
$40. ... ........
CHESTER TP.Wm. florence TO Frederick Feigcr,
&1s acres in sec !, $I.G50 aE
LEBANON TP.--- H. r. Wairer TO AmOs Gage, GO
acres in sec. 2C: Si,e0O.
oRASog Tp.-Frances Kinney to David Whsley, 9s
acres in sec. 5; 500
SALISBURY Tp.-1homa Ward to Martin Hays, Lot,
No. 1876 IN pabnoy AddhonI $3.50.
PosERoy.--C. w Dabnpy to Nathan Simpson. Lot
No. III; $500. J. ". GHdGcn 10 1hayer Horton. Lots
NCs. 10 d II; 81 ,7c0. George Taylor to Samuel J.
Lanham. Lots Nos 21 and 20: $3.50.
M.pDLEpoRr.-Waterman Palmer TO John Casey,
Lots Nos. III e. lis; $500.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-09-06


~It will be seen that the Central
Committee have announced a number+of
meetings, from the l 9Th to the Goth, in
elusive. These meetings are designed
mainly for the Hon. T. r. Stanley, the
Republican candidate for Senator, al
though we expect to accompany hir1.-
Arrangements were made with Mr.. STAN
ley, at Gallipolis, on the day of the Con-
vention. to spend the days named, viz: the
10th, 18th, 10th and Goth, in this county.
This is all the time Mr.. Stanley can de-
vote to Meigs County during the cam.
paign, and it is earnestly hoped that he
will be met with the cordial welcome
which so worthy a stap1rd- bearer should
receive from the Republicans of the
county. Come and hear him, and bring
your neighbors with you, 1t will do
you good. Stirup the fires and give such
a majority this fall as will entitleus to the
"banner."A It can be done, if every Re
publican, win do his duty.
D..
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-09-06
ASSIGNEE's SALE.

TN pursuance of an order of the Probate
l. Court ofMeigs County, Ohio, issued on the
9th day of August, 1853, will offer for sale
on the premises, on the l7th day of Sep:em-
ber, 1859, the following real estate, situate
in said County, and known as lot number
two, of Myers Addition to the Town OF Ra-
cine, with the Mills thereon, and appurtenan-
ces. Appraised at $1,000.
Also, Lot number three, in said Myers Ad-
dition TO Racine. Appraised at 800.
Terms of sale, one third cash in hand, one
third in nine months, and the remaining third
in eighteen months from the day of sale.
NJ ust sell for two thirds ofthe appraised value.
CARLETON YOUNG,
Assignee, of Miles, Lasher & Johnson.
August 9, 1859.-32 st So.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-09-06
For SALE.

A BOUT 900 acres of Land, us acres
IA of which is under improvement, the re-
mainder wildly in Mason County, Va, on
Tbirteen-Mie Creek, about ten miles north
east of Kanawha River 1t rs admirably To-
Gated to divide into three or four separate
parcels; is particularly adapted to stock-rais
ing, is well watered, and has two good log
houses and barn upon it. Title indisputa.
BILE. inquire of ELEAZER SMITH, or WIN.
ATKINSON, at Middleport, Meigs Co., Ohio
Aug. 16, '59,-Sm#
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-09-06
NIarraage LICENSES

Issued by the Probate Judge Of Meigs
County, for the week ending September 3:
Daniel D. Garen to Ellin Hopkins;
Mooney Provence to Ann Maria Cole
man;
VIM. Devers to Elizabeth Farmhouse;
Eugene Fleau to Marie Laurency;
VIM. Sargent to Lydia Riddle;
Joseph w, McMillen to Philena Hayse;
Tina Sliverson to Catharine Carleton.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-09-06

wWe publish to-day the valuation of
real estate in Rutland Township, as re-
turned by the Assessor, j. P. Higey, Esq,
When all the returns are made, and the
Board Of Equalization have performed their
duties, we will give such exhibits of the re-
suit in the several Townships as will be of
general interest to our readers.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-09-06
BOOKS FOR SALE.

ERESH GLEANlNGS, Fudge Doings, The
l. Longnette, Battle of Summer, by Ike
Marvel; House Hold Scenes, Bell Smith
Abroad The Dead Secret, Grace Lee, The
Torchlight, Rachel Gray, The Coqurtte,
Woodhill, Life's Lessons, Columbia, JUL
enne, The Ivores, Busy Moments of an Idle
Woman, Ellen or the Claimed M Mother, Home
Hits, Fern Leaves, Retribdtion, Rose Clark,
The Missing Bride, Courtship and Marriage,
Love after Marriage, Plum Pie, Bnstah,
(Doesticks,) Nick of the Woods, Inquire
Within, Mackedsie's 5000 Receipts, Journey
to Central Africa, India, China and Japan,
Views on Foot in Europe, by Bayard Taylor,
at publishers prices, by
2l-ly. WIN. H. sREMlNGTON.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-09-06
mAs we 90 to press (Mondayl, th

GEAs we go to press Monday, the
Masonic fraternity are repairing to his late
residence, on Kerr's Run, to perform the
rites of their ancient order in the burial
of Aaron Thompson Sen, who died on yes
terday, at very advanced age. We hope
some one competent to the task will prepare
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-09-06

Eg-See the advertisement Of the Mount
Auburn Young Ladies' Institute. This In
stitution has reputation second to none in
the country, Those wishing the advan-
tages of seminary Of high order, had
better apply to the gentlemen referred to for
further information before deciding to send
their daughters elsewhere. -