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HELNBoLp,s BucHu for the gladdsr
H HEENB9Is s e ss sr hs s Kiasya
HEIMs I, Bn,,Hu fer tie DF-psy ~
HELIMhotbs B BSt for Se ,' 3,
HEINE6ii.S,Ss RSGHi5 lor bbiaaess e vision.
HEMS9 q BHGaH Gor niieut Breathing.
HEMBobs B BTGH S Sr S %ssa Sf DEBILITY,
AEIMBqIps BugHI for Universal Lassitade.
HELMhQIDs BuCHu tor Horror n Disease
HS$s H SSSHS is s5 S I, :e
HEIM Nh q ~, BHG ttI for Pa,i II re Back
sSlf BnHG p ads Sni Il s s,..sn.. va
Want 81 Attention hid Horror n soristy ~
HEIMI0LD'S BGGiit for Escesses Arising from IndI,
erection, and All diseases Of
FFE ENAEEs F FEMAhEs F FEMhLEs
TAKE NO MORE PILLS,
Old Young, Single, Married, contemplating Marriage
.# w THEY ARE OF NoAvAIL.
HEIMBoLn's EXTRACT BUCHT Is te very best remedy
arising from indsereaon habits Of dissipation decline
o. thalge 81 lite see symptoms above.
No Family should he without 1t.
TAKG no MORE BAtSAM OF MercpFy end Unpleasant
Medicine for Unpleasant and Dangerous Diseases,
HELslBoLD's EXTRACT BucEiu CURES
Secret Diseases
q ''' s 81 hxposgad sssfa;
from habits ndulgedin
Ry Young asiei old,
And for dfsesas arising HaBhs bf Dissipation Ii r.
NOES ali improper disshegss Rn lie Paiiens ia
'agt 9i S1kS5g o Disease. and
Ailsciongcr tle most Distressing tJharReter,
Use HELGIfpD'S EXTRACT BUCfIG for all Affections
aud Diseases Of the
-, Urinary Organs,
afaIe or FemaIe, +s5-
from whatever capse originating, aud matter of
5oN Long standing.
All the abuve Diseases md syrnp.on admit OF the same
nent md may originate from tle si.ne cause ~
Re:sSti Read! Read! Read!
Hht.MBpisj'S BUGIu Is hlaasant testa
odoT, but Immediate IN its action
Personally appeared before me, Alderman Of tie city of
Philadelphia H. T. HELMBoID, Chemist, who being duly
sworn, docs say that his preparation Narcotic
curry or injurious drug, hut purely Vegetable.
II. 4. HELMBOLn. Sole Eanufectirer
sworn and subscribed before tls I'D OF November
1854. VIM r. HIBBA RID AiderTnaI
rce 81 Fer bottle Six for 3D. delivered address,
Preparedby Fl. =. HELSIBULl,
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
lDa South Tenth street. below Chestnut.
PHILADELPHIA
HJ-Beware of Connterfe and urlprnciped Dealers who
enaeayor 10 dispose of the own articles on The
reputation attained by
IIelmbold's Genuine Preparations.
=. Extract Buchu
SMsaparilla.
Improved Rose Wash.
soldby JOHN WRIGHT 4 CO.,
q and Isl Chartres street.
AND ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
has- ASK FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NO OTHER Cut
out the advertisement and send for it,
iaY1 IytW " 49, 49,
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STREET COMM ,R---oFFlcIAl..

. 4 y LII 9SJIFGIfS E&~~asgW EFETJEA ID,
fIettgRD BISFtsIGr EOUND.-Fgsss brought
tioodehitdrer streets, estftfy-- = ' w
one white COW red head and meek legs Willie spot be-
OH The right thigh. @ ~ - -
WHICH i not claimed within FIVE days md the expenses there
2t Wi he sold nj pihltctEeiQut at sAid place on SAT-
a!tI g iaae y issA. Al 10 O'clock A. N. S' W. 20
Se9 0rlnais. 3nEe q l{4si.
t,a,..s5 C e 8 FftsGHIEf, Street Commissioner.
HENRY puREL,
For Nonptrnllhr.
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LOUIS H. PILE

. A,0s.,., i, !. e,....,., City Surveyor
Bosrds OF tile Common Council. 9s " "''A
ts.anedl II. 7. YENNARn
Registered June - 1861 -iA4'
ie2s 1T HENRY DURlI. for Comptroller.
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"a 10 tie lecst Bidder aer tca DAYS nc
lst irsrslai ,r tinr n lr
ST ss Metoss,s cssa qfoaa Camp street through ts
s Is IN r. rs Is oiss S ns y
s'sAs1 PssI 4 Z a faysl, If Aldermen.
s'gea1 President s:os sf 4 s.sn Aldermen.
Apsroved May = ssso .,r,,,,,. ~
/ i tr,,s eop,-e Ss,sFss
= sols t5l wv s,tnxos Secretary 4
] -, -. spin ~ "a, ~ ~, ,sso
vii Il INV ase AZ y O'clock III he above COZ
| trs ssss ~ y. pUpLEssTs. comp,roIe,I
1 & PEcIFKCAT40NS FOR THE CONSTESuc-
nn Ea,r ssts canal II ming towards The fynses nrbst
me appropriated ~ The eiy er
said twenty honssaa dollars and lc
iii shall not exceed said appropriated twenty thsanl
dollars
shah The siune FORM md dimensions
rsfe o 40 lan bt seen the Surveyors
piiice.
necessary digging shall he made by contractor 7te
cypress 1t pine piaiks iaa egilsse and cf6sss
we'll aaila sagetasr if etiE " least lS inches
AIM IA III te ,saaper
ssa hasasi ass 9a'ed N sgtt shs iancsuE o e
ossf 5an eospossd IA ths pfe5an ri hall har
SHARP sh msli blst ss,iHst
HIS 9 sAsh sias hsiaee ihe ground snd the
ers sa Us ssmgs iss sasI 81 wit eoat eEe
boa ies as sEwsr sppaSe lie g,srs III ctci,
Slset stslssi eeains s PIE left
I seaF aild sial have oon3 covered hi cnrbsfenes
II eeisf otsF t NJ least four inches
4 III plans, 81 II eysts oas hsnired
Nh HI e I'M Mee 1eas q sala SsMer tsre SHAH NJ
oe NH asssns ,t e hs Wa ot ~ Shall
esas With 5nttsa,ls Taiaeks The wiov pr drawing. 10
ile openings s opposite te CUTTERS Of the inefsecting
shall Pc hled viii, wrought hon rans round
nd a g e &c i a s Il III s
The walls OF the sewer on the inside n, wall ,s ~,
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81 INTERPRETATIONS ROga ITrtEn f,ans,sE, a ~

Notice is hereby given that on FRIDAY 9Th OF n 1sEo
Iwsa adadeate at my office, ut l. O'Clock NJ above con
iess 1T Y. DUPLEssIs, Comptroller
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CoMfTROILER's 0FFTrE,
City Of New Orleans, june q, 1869 3
mo. 5205.1 @s
That The Comptroller be and he hereby authorized
w TO the lowest bidder notice iii tile
qhea journal contract for paypg square blocks IT.
from New eyce Triton Walk thence down the
nofih SIDE o Triton Walk 10 Rampant street thence down
he uPper slde Of the New Canal 70 Liberty The
and The audcao be suiecto the approval Or rejection 81
the Common Council. s sSNS#f'.t n
signedl JOHN T. MONROE
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
lsignedI j. q. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
lSgnedl GERARD STITH Mayor
Notice is hereby given that on FRIDAY Gin July 1874
tract. 9SgS' N NJ NNDA58
ie23 l2 vi DUPLEssIs fomntrot,er
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GOIPrRotlERis OFRicE.
City OF New Orleans, Jane IS, 1850
mo. 523s.l
Reor Tint the adjudication by the Compfrer aarcenby
10 resolution No 5il making Dag stone hiaqncs, etc, IL
foai o The iroa railing enclosing Coliseum Place. Council
security Eo O. Stewurt-a S3 Pc running foot including the
turning Of the corners be a the hereby rejected by The
Common C9uurl Of tho CITY of New Orleans "
Acose iiaAs III At ,he Comptroller he and no is hereby
after five days notice in te official ounn the work 10 he done
II accordance with specifications 81 The Sarvevar aud n n
ClAurfl. 49,
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CoMPrEptIKRts OFFICE, vi
City Of New Orleans, june 23, 1860.

Z CoMPTRotiKRis OFFICE,
City Of New Orleans, june 23 1860.
mo. 52l4]
issogd That the Eonprolles he hereby authorized
a a3jHaieae I'd he lowest bidder after ten ys II, NH
oicia journal the o bfict sidewalks
on the south side Of TetpsichoFe street from Howard 10 tere
street the work g be dome il ccodanee with specifications 81
or rejection OF ifa Gomilpn Council. ~ VII -
lsignedI y. Q. NIXON
President Board of AldermeA
Sigttedl JOHN T. MONROE
Approved Jnne 4 1860.
Isigtedl GERARD sT1TH, Mayor.
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i. GOMpTRs,l j. q Es..--t ltsIsIt!lAI..


~ Which sue work 6ei exSse the Council shall have
rss TO atnl iie contract without putting contractors
default as required by aeld 1905 Goe and With
ont Supplying court Justice and without
tnseinnit and IL Is also we'll
tractors shall at time abandon work finish and
complete ie same IN conformity their contracts The said
seisasiers shall tert. all claims have for of
te work done by them the
that the city shall be thereby discharged any aud all
bity therefor aud It aso well understood that
contracts he esod the
held aud bound in Nolido pay city all or e
eee between tie price which at the originally
jndiestad az q resale OF REHABILITATION
Bids to be superficial square block paving fur
nshed and laid complete including the gutter per
metal foot OF clirbones furnished and laid
cafhsones taken and red per superficial crossing
stones furnished and laid per riban foot tagging the
@ furnished and laid running foot Of tagging of
tie deN AXIS taken and read including
east ron cutters Tor draining lois per iron bridge
aud laid complete including the plates for
the crossing steps The CUTTERS
Neg 8Jtlea,s, June 2, 1860.
tsigaedl LOUIS H. PILE, City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings Of beth
Boards OF the Common Council.
tsigned1 II, T. vFNNARD,a r,;.,..
tsleneh RoBT. HUYGHE, snaAh'en'
1esa II HENRY DUR Ell. for Comptroller.
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CoNlpTRol.LER---OllFl


by The eity FOR the faithful sxeeuon OF ia contract
Sha Be- furnished By The contractor aud tat ,s
70 Hd ladder sarIass sad afpsst eae and other
city by said purchaser, his securities, expiration Of
s ss s &c y s ~ BY y ssh o. md
on Eire q ,he Common Council md duplicate
SEC, 80 That The said purchaser ehscrs shall accept
ss 5 " TO- @ s aa PD s a
chaser Of said contract for tho Of the Fe Department
and sa purchaser shall Thereafter and during III the eon
eoSs ii ma ne e y New ,sas II Hi gpd order
ehs a as y Is ssssa Is I s ne Ss e
patton q the steam fire engines.
ssa s That sss t G Rq cS Of said
& eSp stnS Tine during the Of ad contract
death, md al interest IN the same shah revert the ely Of
that during such interval between said dea o.
Common Council hs Chief Engineer appSated Under ad ~
yrls # ,s oainasee shall carry ~ Fire Department
din IS ND q he # e e II Nsw Orleans
shall have general supervision over the Fire Department ere
a5sd o h III ordinance and oyeF te buildings q
peFt active worne d department and ha from ON is
department. ND noa lie sieeasy ~ isenaSiancy
q sad uchasef ard Of the officers and men Connected with
sge y That Nc witch gnai ~ payable ~ he NV
e Fffc Department sd ths sctiye Wain nersog aaer
, 9 s5i1 81 9ts sha W aa VI eai monthly
sEq N Ia tlle ssIs y M ri to support q the
the hetira working thereof
eoIhnee win sections and Two II ts ordinance sh be
sneot tx the approval Of Tho Common Council III
sai sns s1 ngt We HpproYGd 81 M sja Common Council te
money delesisel M The purchaser Sa4 saia Ill
Inc Guinpisae with section Of ths
ofantnses stell W returned y said purchaser.
Sc Ali That all diaances parts ordinances contrary
t. Of this ordinance be The same III heieby
repealed
tSignedl JOHN q. MONROE,
President BoHrd Of Assistant Aldermen.
tsishedl BENZ. 5. HARRISON, Il
Approved June II, 1850
z.a sisnedl GERARD srIrH. Mayor.
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4 pEcfRKcATI0NS FOR THE CONsTESuC

Notice Is herssy given that on FRIDAY 6 Of july, 1860
will ajadicaie my Office L. o'clock A., ese above
tracts
iess l2t Y. DuPLEssIS. Comptroer.
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SEe IS That each assistant engineer before entering mon
hs daie e lbs 9le snail sHe i41le # i've
and his in eiee conditioned Inc perform
rnnFtf, JtfiHg
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as brought to the city Police .EaEl on the
W slt Of May t the black boy FRIDAY. Says he be-
longs to Mr. Henry 9ggtoH, who lives 1t Oyster Creek, Texas
he Is feet inches high and has of his front teeth caye in
owner viii call and claim his according 10 law
ED. BLANCHARD.
Keeper OF City Police JAIL
HENRY DuRRf.
e2 l5t For Comptroller.
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"a, r, - City Surveyor.
Boards Of ihe Common Council. = -
Esigasil il. r. FENNARD, 3e,..--
n lsiishead a. ,seo RoBT. HUYGHE, oiairhen'
ie2s TT HENRY DUEL, for Comptroller.
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eM TO GsIRE-A coLoRED MANA ffst-rate En-.
x etleer and Blacksmith The sad man is strong and
able bodied, and altogether sworthy and respectful
in his department Apply at liz St. CHARLES up
stairs ie6 Its
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eDafTa0Llfa S pYticE,
- CITY Of New Orleans, DUNE 30 1850.
INo. 5l9s.l
Ref That HE of tRenty thisas5 dollars
sehy appropriated BY the coon Council Of The cy
of New e,sles turafds the the
slpssasfe canal from Carp through cahosne
Wrist Distties ard A Ike BE appropriated eui
{fisshpsrs cssu
assss That the eeuptrolleg be and he is herehs
dscAte 10 The lowest Aier after days
HI fs A1iaa icwlnAi, contract for constructing abrill
sssss ds aieosse carsi 9ron Camp street through TO
firs NisttSfs accordance with plans and
Hctes He In ,hs Office, said adjudication 70
ssees the Council,
tSfgnedi j. q. NIXON,
President Boafd Of Aldermen.
Isignedl JOHN q. MNSRgk
President Board Of Assistant Asietncn
Apsrosed May = $3.50 .,-,r,,. ~
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NOTICE NO TIlE PURLIkl-I. NJ. j. MArHEu

\ g. Fe.tGhlgNss, 4s sITTeiR AM, DEALER IN
Hiss tlSllGs, NJ. nris' Row, (s2 Magazine strae
near the market win attend faithfully mud plcuaiIy 10 iii or
and on assemble terms. ~ ''
30 All orders left in Box No $40 Mechanics, Exchange
will he promptly attended 10. " NJ IL
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RnLIAlD TABLES CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
a Tor sse from the malnineory of Aessrs J. BRUKS
WloN y ih8 snetnnat Superior Rosewood billiard Table,
isfuAwcks tatenI shi9ns also Cloths Balls Cues and
her trimmings belonging 20 this line ~ i .
All orders thankfully received and poty attended 10
air 1y 81 f,sar,s a. s Nj s.s4 III r. .
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SEC HI II shall also their duty preserve order and dill
cpline all their respective Companies ma pif
and enforce sct compliance with the city ordinances Tie
rules ard regulations of the department and The heir
spefiors They shall also keep fair rolls hejr
pecyc companies and acceun Of al property belonging e
the department and entrusted to the the
Of their respective companies, md Of nit ltanees
among tile same il book provided for thnt pfpoSe which
rolls books The order of f
Fire Committees Of The Common Council They shall also make
The Gitf Engineer i'll the members Of fs
several companies and a apparatus III their care
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-07

We found that during their absence several of their
houses had been destroyed, and great havoc made
among the live stock on the island by the crews Of
whale chips frequenting that sea- 1aferward learned
1, at the houses had been demolished for the sake Of the
timber out Of which boat was constructed by part
Of the crew Of the American ship ovid Wave, "
which was lost in the light on coral island some dis
tarce 70 the north east Of Pitcairn.
This sketch would be singularly incomplete were l
to omit noticing two gentlemen who have done more
real service to the Pitcairn islanders than perhaps all
their other friends together One Of them Mr. Buffet
was chief officer of merchant ship and settled among
theee people, and became their schoomaster some thif
tyfve years ago. The other is gentleman descended
from one of the best families Of Great Britain and
was formerly an officer in the British navy aud after
ward in that of Chill under Lord Cochrane, with whom
be saw some hard fighting in driving the Spaniards
from the Pacific. Being tired Of adventure, and hav
ing conceived romantic ideas of happiness he went to
Pitcairn slsnd under the assumed and not very arso
cratic name Of Noble. He has been nearly thirty
years among them, and has devoted himself entirely
to the Improvement and instruction Of the people.
About three years sgo he revisited bis native land and
was ordained a clergyman Of the Church of England.
He Is married to grand daughter Of Christian, snd
has thirteen children. He does all he TO reconcile
the islanders to their home, and expresses himself
perfectly satisfied with his lot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-07

Bat 1t 10 not 90, Mr. Owen, even in Indiana. Men and
are married, even in Indiana, for better, for
worse" and under solemn covenant TO Give together
till death 90 part" and they cannot resort to divorce
even there, without conscious shame or general repro
baton. That human laws may be everywhere con-
formed to the Divine, aud no sexual union hsllowed
by Church State but that union for life which alone
is true Marriage, is the ardent hope of
Yours HORACE GREELEY.
Rets York, March 81, 1860
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points Of the enemy, the thcusand-snd-one perfectly
fair and legitimate wsys by which he might DO asssled
shoud like to do IL, but that would protract our
article beyond reasonable length. Besides, the mineh
80 rich and exhausess that the right explores-they
must be strong Of heart and clear of headeould not
fail 70 discover its numerous syenuta.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-07

PATHOLOGY OF RHEUMATISM "A writer in me Of
the English medical Journal Analyses the prevailing
doctrines regarding the intimate nature Of Rheumatism
and objects with regafd TO the lacticacid theory,
which may be said to be the one most generally pro-
vsing at present-frst that actc.acid has not been
shown to be in excess in the blood Of rheumatic pa
tiens; second that even supposng to be presentin
excess it would be difficult TO trace eonnectoa between
this circumstance and the exudstions in and about the
different fbrous structures Of the body third that other
acids being in excess in the secretons sad therefore p
sibly In the blood they may be % much the causeof
phenomena as sctcacid fourth that in regard to the
theory atrbung the disease TO suppression Of the eu-
nsous secre!ions h Is doubtful whetheris bpreoeSed
by greater suppression than the prodroraia Of AL IN.
fsmmatory dseases bring with themi and NTH shas
the extreme tendency to sweating which ecean during
an acute attack Of the disease may be much bster axe
planned BY another theory In order TO establish the
ory Of rheumatism, the writer nsxs ansyzss the Phe-
nomena of the disease, and nds that fatigue exposure
TO cold, mental emotions, or come othsr depressing
sgsnt, exercises paramount influence in iuprsd'eeos
-febrne symptoms making their first APPEARANCE ''''
low Cd BY local affections in some fbrous esss~
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puftrp.
From the New York Saturday Post.
THE ADVENT OF THE MUSQUITO.
BY H. 8. coRNwELL.

BY H. 8. CORNwELL.
5 Again the gaunt musquito comes,
That Brigand of the night 4 81
With all his starving family,
To put my dreams to flight,
And try and settle his small bill,
And take a draft at sight!
hear again the dreadful sound
That tells me who is near;
l hear him wind his horrid horn,
- And whet his poisoned spear;
He sounds the battle-blast, and ah!
.a feel, that he is here wg II esj
beat the air; seem to wage
With fends an idle feud;
My hopes, like poor Ophelia,s, s,.s. ~ra
Are blasted in the bud; ....
I'm vanquished in single round,
And he attains s'first bloodl'
In vain the rank cigar smoke,
Quite wild and desperate grown;
try in vain to drive him out, --..-..-
And shut the window down; -.
For still I hear those tranquil pipes
'@ Monotonously drone!
Like Cook among the cannibals,
'Tis useless to appeal,
Or like mummy wind myself
In sheets from head to heel; sfs~
Ill., L,,,,,,, ,r,okob 10, ,,,o o,,4
To make himself a meal .-s.t: r.,
His sucker, like a burglars drill,
Would pierce an iron doorl aE .s
He loves, as Alexander did,
To wade in human gore!
Like Everett, he is always dry,
Like Cobb, a perfect bore.
But yet, his faults may not suffice
All merit to efface; ,....e-, r..s...E.-.:
For sinner never yet was. born
Without some spark of grace;
His failing is philanthropy;
He loves the Human Race
He comes by night, as angels do,
To chant his soothing hymn;
He hovereth DER the baby's couch,
@ just like the eherubin; --tt.5
By day, he wadcth in the swamp;
His legs are long and SLIM.
Oh, bear me to some frozen waste
Where polar tempests blow
On train-oil will gaze unmoved,
Or Greenlands cliffs of snow,
And be content to pass my days
Among the Esquimaux! ---
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-07-17
A Lady,s Hand Swallowed by a Fish.

A day or tive since large catfish was
caught in the river, below this city, and
placed in box Shortly afterward,
upon opening the box a small hand was
discovered lying beside the fish itwas
evidently the hand of lady, and no
doubt had been disgerged By the native
of the deep. The hand was partially
burnt, and perhaps was that of one OF
the ladies who perished by ono OF the
late steamboat disasters Memphis ar
Lifs
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-07-17
APPRENTICES.

HNHOSE wishing to take boys or girls at any
i age from infancy to IA years, to live with
,them till of legal age, would be doing public
benefit by making known their wishes to Mr..
Scott, Superintendent Of the lnfirmary, neal
a,hestsr, or to either Of the Infrmary Directors.
Fsb. / 16O.-tf d. BOSWORTH.
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: WIN. RUST

VIM. RUST,
Tailor, Front street, a few doors west of Court,
Pomeroy, o. Men and Boys clothes made to
order; also cutting done. As I have No.
sewing machine, my facilities for doing work
are complete. T3-2O-1y1
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-07-17
PILCHER HOUSE.

Racine Ohio This new and commodious
building has recently been furnished in the
best style, for the purpose of entertaining the
public travel. The undersigned will use every
exertion to make his guests comfortable, and
respectfully solicits a liberal patronage.
April 10, 6O-15-5m-. R. H. PITCHER.
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! FRANK COOPER,

Stone Mason g. Bricklayer. Residence in
John Iance's Building, near the Catholic Church.
Dressed and Bubble stone work executed in
the best manner also, Bricklaying Cementing
&C., done at reasonable prices. Work war
ranted. 3-24-1y1
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-07-17
8. w. ROSS.

8. w. HOSS,
Paper Hanger, Glazier Sc, Pomeroy, Ohio.
Paper put on at from 124 to 15 5c'ts per- bolt,
according to quality. Orders left at Telegraph
Printing Office promptly attended-to, 17-2m
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Attorneys at Law, Athens, Athens County, O.,
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