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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-03-07
REPLY OF SECRETARY cAss.


DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON, February !, l86O.S
Hon. Geo. e. Pugh;
SIR / have the honor 10 acknowledge
the receipt of your letter, and | inclose for
your information an extract of letter to
the Minister Ct the United States in Berlin,
dated July IS, 1859, which explains tn e
views of this Government concerning the
rights Of American citizens broad, and from
which it will not depart.
1t is proper to remark that Mr.. Ernst, uoop
the representations of our Minister, Mr..
Wright, was discharged from the service of
the Hanoverian Government.
You will perceive that agreeable to the
principles laid down In the despatch to Mr..
Wright, Mr.. Ditlefs oweslno military service
in Denmark, us he left there before he had
been called into the army or navy, end
therefore could not rightfully be considered
a deserter. We deny that contingent obli-
cations depending on time, or rather circum-
stances. or their fulfllment, contain eny
liability on the part OF an American natu.
ralized citizen, to which he con be subject
when returning to the country of his birth.
A case involving these principles recently
occurred in Denmark. Mr.. Smidt, native
of that country, but an American naturali-
zed citizen, was forced into the Danish mil.
itary service in September last. Our Min
lister at Copenhagen, Mr.. Buchanan, imme.
dately demonstrated against this violation
of the rights of our countrymen, and report
ed his proceedings to this Department for
its consideration. His course was approved,
and he was informed that the President has
taken much interest in this case, involving
as it does the claim of foreign government
10 interfere with the personal security and
liberty of so many of our citizens, whose
interests may require them to return, for
temporary purposes, to the respective coun-
tries of which they were once inhabitants.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Den.
mark informed Mr.. Buchanan, in answer to
his application, tina! the government was
upon the point of taking the necessary
measures for the discharge Of Mr.. Smidt, as
special and exceptional measure, when il
was ascertained that he had already been
released from the service, in consequence
of his place having been supplied by sub
stitute. d"
AS soon as the necessary descri ptive lis
is received, q passport for Mr.. Ditlefs will
be made out and forwarded to you. ......
am, sir, your obedient servant,
LEWIS CssS.
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The Rights Of Naturalized Citi-

ZenS.
The following correspondence has occur
red between the Hon. George E. Pugh and
the Secretary of State:
WASHINGTON, Jan. 90, 1860.
Hon. Le,UiS CaSS, Secretary of State:
SIR: Mr.. John Ditlefs, Auditor of o.
tswa County, wishes to obtain a passport,
and at the same time be advised whether he
can safely visit his aged mother in the Duchy
of Holstein. He is a native of that coun-
try, but came to the United States before he
had attained the age OF twenty years, and,
os you will discover by his certificate here
with inclosed, wos regularly naturalized in
the Court of Common Pleas for Ottawa
County, Ohio, ON the 10th of May, 1853.
Although not subjected to military service
at the date of his emigration, Mr.. DitIefs
has been pronounced deserer in his alb
sence, by the Danish authorities, and is ap-
prehensive that he may be arrested, fined
and imprisoned, or compelled to serve as
soldier, in case he should return to his native
land, An answer will much oblige,
Yours respectfully,
(SignedJ G. E. PUeH.
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THE CAUSE OF THE ACCIDENT.

All the walls of the church had, instead
undermined, and then by means OF levers,
thrown over Ur inwardly.
This wall was p. rtion OF the main one
or the north side, and was nearly fifty feet in
length and thirty feet in height it rested on
a stone foundation, and at its base was two
feet in thickness, tapering at the top to eigh-
teen inches. Along the lower port OF the
wall, and just above the stone foundation,
the laborers had taken out row of bricks,
to within probabiy ten feet of its southern
termination, and it was while the thirteen
were thus engaged undermining it that it
toppled over. Precaution was not take
against an accident by "thoring" the wall,
as its insecurity seems TO hive been the last
others, and had no connection with other
walls, either at its east or west extrem-
ity. The work OF undermining was COM
menced on Tuesday, and at nightfall was
nearly completed thus it was left through
out the heavy rains of Wednesday and the
strong winds of Wednesday night, and us
a matter OF course must have settled great
deal, and swayed considerably from a per.
pendicular postion-two facts that did not
manifest themselves to the person who had
the work in charge. The evidence adduced
during the Coroner's investigation speaks
more explicitly concerning this point, and
certainly proves one thing-that gross care
iessness has been displayed in not intrusting
the work to hands more conversant with such
matters. The names Of the contractor and
others will be found in the evidence.
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GJThe following petitions which were
presented in the House but not received,
because not deemed respectful, show some
indignation on ;le part of the people.
To the Senate and House of Representatives
of the State of Ohio, assembled We, the
undersigned, voters of Wayne county, pray
your honorable body to appoint a day of
general fasting and prayer, TO atone for the
sins you committed by appropriating five
thousand dollars for drunkenness and de.
bauchery. We look upon it as a monstrous
Inconsistency, monstrous stretch of legis.
lative power, for you so uselessly to squan.
der the peoples money; and lastly, we look
upon it as inconsistent, hellish and diabol.
ical, and deserving the just indignation of
an outraged people, who were faithfully
promised retrenchment and reform.
JOHN ABBEY, and ll6 others.
Baughman, Wayne CO., O., Feb. IA, 1860.
PETITION.
We, the undersigned voters of Wayne
county, pray your honorable body to appoint
a day Of general fasting and prayer, to atone
for the sins you have committed by sppropri.
atng five thousand dollars for a drunken
spree. We look upon it as q monstrous in.
consistency, after the pledges made by most
candidates prior to election, of retrenchmenl
and reform, and lastly, we look upon it as
immoral, and as deserving the just indigna.
ton of an outraged constituency.
w. G. MYERS, and l3 others.
Baughman Ip., Wayne co., OIL
February IA, 1860.
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Failing of the walls of a church.
From the Cincinnati Gazette ]

From the Cincinnati Gazette.
The city was thrown into state Of great
excitement yesterday, in consequence of on
appalling catastrophe which occurred at
about eight O'Clock in the morning, at the
st. Xavier Church, on Sycamore street,
between Sixth and Seventh. The Church
has lately been undergoing demolition,
preparatory TO the erection Of new and
more commodious one, and is at the present
time more than half torn away. Some thirty
or forty laborers, mostly Irish, were engaged
in the process of rBzing, thirteen of whom
at the time of the accident were at work on
one of the northern walls, arranging for
pulling it down, but of sudden it tottered,
and without moments warning to the un-
fortunate workmen it fell inwardly, buryiug
oil of the thirteen beneath the ruins. The
news of the sad calamity, SO unusual and so
terrible in it's details, spread through the
length and breadth of our city like wildfre
and scarce Aalf hour had elapsed before
there was drawn to the spot fully fifteen
thousand spectators. Hundreds of people
with picks and spades lent their might, and
soon the bodies of the men were exhumed
exhibiting in their manged appearance e
most horrible and revolving spectacle
Brains, pieces of skull, &C., we're scattered
about here and there, and the bodies general.
ly were so mashed and dsfgured as TO pre-
clude immediate identification. Fathers,
mothers, wives, sisters and brothers OF those
known to be employed at the church, flock
ed to the ground, and by their piteous
wailngs, mingled cries and prayers, frantic
ejaculations, and, in some cases, the most
terrible suspense, all formed pageant ofsor'
row and desolation that we hope never again
to witness.
The bodies were removed fast, os the work
of disinterring proceeded, to a subterranean
apartment of the ST. Xavier school, q
building adjoining. The first one taken
from out the crumbling mass of brick and
mortar, was identified by O woman close at
hand being that of her husband. AS it
was borne away she threw herself upon the
corpse and clung to it with the greatest ten.
acity, the whole time giving vent to the most
unbounded grief that must have touched
the sympathies of those around. To disen-
gage her from the body required force. She
was led away, but Needed not the caressing
kindness of friends: ghastly smile was
perceptibe about her lips, and her eye was
us,reless, and wandered in frenzy from OBJ
ject to object. She multered incoherent
sentences, and ever and anon would pause
and fold her hands to Heaven, as if in prayer
At dusk last evening she 1OaS a man niac-the
awful reality Of the day was too much for
her.
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l. WOLFE Notary Public.

STATE uF TENNESSEE.
~CoSTRoLLEE's OFFICE. Nashville, AlE- n. 1850.
This o. 10 certify that the Insurance Company OF the
VALLEY Of Firrinia. iocatel al winchester, DO the State
Of YIrEinia, has complied with an dc requirements Of
the cole on the sub ect o. foreign Insurance co7pora-
tions. iu sections lass o 1897 inclusive. as vel a. The
act OF 2lth Of Hsrch, 1850 chapter as, section 70. re-
quirinE 3 deposi- with the controller Of twenty thcu-
sand dollars o six per cent bonds Of the State, and that
g. =. J.. Crock isthe LEGALLY authorized agent Of said
company In tie city o. Memphis, STATE q Tennessee.
!. 7. DUNLAP, Conuoier.
ne rubsribsr continues % issue and renew pHucies
and adjust and pay losses for this Old and reliable cum
pany. ESQ V. CROOK, Agent,
Adams Express Building,
su23 Eorfh side 90 Court Square.
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AND GENERAL PRODUCE HOUSE,
Nof s EXCHANGE BUILDING,
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Butter and Eggs Depot.
AND EGGS DEPOT.
JACOB J. PERES 4 co.,
General Produce Dealers
No. 60 Main Street,
EDWARD & GEORGE BROWNE,

- Keep constantly on hand Fresh Butter aui Er-a.
White -ish, Enckerel, Trouf. Lake Shad. Pickerel. an
huis o. Cheese. ETC.. az theiowest market rates.
aasl4 6m
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A or VIRGINIA

], R1b- B. Wolfe, Notary Public. iu and for ne county
Aforesaid, % hercty certify that I have examiuel,
a-ndclmptred with The f0regotrs statement. he bond.
certificates % stock, mortgages. etc, belonging 10
the Insurance Company Of the Valley q VirEiuia,
an1 fl1 thea % correspond herewith. Ant I Do
further certify that the vsiue smred % each Is cor
rec 60 Ear a. : am a5. q q determine frcm 0g1tati0ns,
and other re'lahie sources q iEfomatou. and that the
nartEages ar on property & doubie the valHe o. The
debts secured the-ebY, an p Emple value as per state
uenf.
In testimony whereof, have hereuni0 subscribed M
name and amNei nv n1tarial seal, az the tcwu Of Win
Z. LII D. 10.
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Losses in Suspense Eni whiting for
ne None.
EEoept What are resisted On TIE FrounH q frsuH. ana no.
Edmitted.
All other claims against he company. there are a1mr
unsettled matters b. vhich il Is believed thsre wubea
oalanee flavor q ne csEsly- and he Offsets In these
cases are nos emtrsced in III above statement o. asseis.
ne Ereai't amount Insured in shy one risk, the gen
erA ruleo4 me Company d yet 70 exceed 5000 ir any
one risk.
The greatest amount allowed ty the rules o. the con-
pauy t1be Insured nsnyc town, or village. dependinr
upnt hc size md bow built.
me rreatse amount allowed tot BE- iusured IN any one
blocE 1epen-a unun IFS extent anf construction.
ne at ~ lnorporauon Of the company the same
as heretofore fled.
J. s. CARSON, Presidsnt.
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Misfeaanfans.
RESIDENCE!
FOR E,
SHELBY STREET,
THE ~

TINS LOT 4 one hariirei tT to huufrei feet. IL
II hetutifgfT bid ont, vel shsf-d snfi 1ne ~ tas
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FoR WHITE HrrER-ne s. r. Tu1ker, Jones' uas-
Ter uil leave icr ne s'ere l. lUiermeliaie r1inis
t1is afterc1u az 8 o'cC8 t-klrF el FassenEers au1
rretf rrrrir- LarrV Harustal l5 Frauk Flrs11-
a-Frle-.--rha fue steamer Masonic cen, Capt Pills
BAR. win leave lT JtoEsouulrs and 81 points on white
river. at au'cd1s lns fTueslayl uurllrs she has eE-
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rs.
Real Erfafe nuencrmfarei .
Money dua t1a c0mrarT aeclred
~ mgrlFaTa -ss-.-s---s+ -ss
Cash lu hani arf in hank $500 ..-.
Cash 3 10 ne hanfs ~ Agents 1nt m
.ss.
a hortEnee E1uis 7 per ce1i s-u
ANIMAL A0Qo
90 MoHgage BASS per cent Hcml-
aranaI interest. 8q0
= IerseyCiT water HlrhafGper
cent. semf-Fnuu1f utHreEf 2 900
81 Hartford C.tT l1-fs 8 per cfrl.
aHui-rrEuaf IU' rrra.sa-s. CD 90
p H,aasi-F CltT haia . Hsrce1s
seui~anulai lu-ererL q l0l
% BroakTu City ban1s 8 per ce1s
HrUi-1Eu-nI IufnrFrL ..s.-.- IlEl
BMiaautee CITY Hgfs 30 nrr
cent reni-alr1al lnferarf.... SOD
United States 1reas1T Notes lri
accrued inter .s.-.... 600
unlted a-atss a-1cs 5p1 eelt-u
sullaI luternsf. lal l4l
rtate a srr.f sr1cs, . rr Gers
semi arruaI lufers - 1000
State % Tennessee 5t1cr 8 per cert
feul-aru1ai lllsre ..... UGlQ
STATE d Ncw YORK seas percent
reml-all11f % COO
state ~ hisa1lri srlcE 8 rrr ce-
a-a-faru~.r &C., IN na6
at,f@ ~ OrIr 80 - ra-r
aam.-a~u-rH .rf.r.a rae. n arn
&c. III 49, 49,
sel-zll-ai Interest u1d8 COZ
8tafe a ludlr-a a. Der cert
s~lt-alr1a l1-eraEl.s...s.. Cd
daHf % Alca Ftl 8 Ger cEU
eamE-arr~rf f-re~aa az CO
usfr-rrr .-F u-4.- $3.50 go
me u4rH rr--~r a--
~ NO.. rut
E1n eHnr.r wrrrF.rF aHH wr- ma
ven Rrft-o.f r4---- 49, q rr-
lTn aHr~rr rrl~ uH-n- uHa
r--1.-- 49, o. III.
f0T .ra-aa Hl-sar All WH-al
n1--.f r----- 49, rr-rr
81 49, $500 --
90 Eaa.
8 shares Citizens Hfr- gf-
W.fe~t1-v Fe1a
50 900 ,r~-f p.rr So
e..~r-f s1-Fr-s a. SOC
A. srrrar Er1Ta AM gr-1 Pre-
viFs1--. Ierg
Is efe-rr frlee az wrrsa-
1s-r zfs.r Ta-aa~ CIV Hr
90 .-rra4 WHva~a trur
H-f.r On o11
100 sr1res s1fafv zrrf hs-r sta
Ho-tar. 10 COO
rn1 alr--a Ha~crarra rarE .tIe
So Eouis. f0nrl
100 HnHres B1uE STATE % a1urI
hank stock. 81 Lo1la No.. 5000
sc shares Farmerr and marrsr-
i-af hauk stock. Pr aIeilEIn... Zlr
100 als~e1 Atl1 b1uE stock Hart
10 10l
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I'VE ECoE0HIsT l. superior % al ether Stoves
II l. IN the nickress o. its casting.
Q It has a manned cve1-
o. To isa double Steve, lined with ranf.
&. Ibakes Ike heeld fashioned bricE oven.
ne Eu0ucuis h heavy and durable.
he Euu1nisti b admiralty dref.
ne Eurdmist has a new patent b~roiiinE fixture.
ne Eo11cuisf c1uhiues al he late lmproremeuts.
ne Eoouamist is simple 10 its construction and very
easily managed.
ne Economist Be- rapidly going into general use.
The Eo1omist b. extensively sold In t~hlrty-lue o. the
different States.
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New Dyeing Establishment.


ME-s4ss. NAITHEWS & HUNT.
ATE q TIE schoclof The great and ceIebrsfef cbsTn.
~ lcai pgas sad Soourers, Cook L Maahews. of 81
LOUIS naNc oeen niueed % open an establishments Tor
ezrrginE % the shove business in an ~ b-srrhes
EVER decuplm % erdemenisCoafs vests ard Pant
.e d7eli ceal-ee snd reftored % their original perfec-
lpa f1sI ceruiny % rencve Every SPIT % grease.
paint W1 and tsrs tssethcr with al cther hienfshes
and Impurities % unieh such sarments are liable. auc
VARIANT ne spots not - rsappsar. Gait snd exauins
tner 1mqies Or Coat dressing. II they fail % plense
you. no charge vii Be made. Their omcs son Jefsrsoa
street between Main and Front Row.
mri7iy MATHEWS q HUNT.
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As s~1ciieuts VIu hsla-u. even I1 uau-rc-ul-tsf
families it is very desirable % have 4ms cheap s1l
convenient way FOR repairing Furniture, Toy, Crosker,
ETC., etc.
-sPALDTNGfs PREPARED GLUU
Meets 81 -uch eneHsundca ana no household can sn1i
% Be without b. Il is arssgs resiT and up q ns stick
Ing Polnt. There is No longer a necessity for umplns
chairs, splinter eigenesrs, hcsdlrs daus ani orossn
cradles. Isl Just ns aSaclc FOR cone, she'll aud ons-
oTuansaial work, 30 popular win ladies Of redneneli
andtasts.
Ehis atmirabie p-rcpavation is used cold being saemi
cally hs5s in solution. and possessing on ne valuable
qualities q ne best c~abinst-maker'8 giue- u may Dc
Hsed n place % ordinary uuGisss, being vastly uers
ar5FFuL IN Every HOUSE,
n IA b-ush accompanies eacA bottle Prca f5
cents
Wbolesals Depot No. AZ Csdars trssf, Nsr Tors
Henry 6. SpaldlBg & Co..
Box Ne aso0. New York.
Phi Up for lealera IN cases culiainllg four. lEht auf
twelve daen-s beautiful uthograph shoW-eard scrau-
panyinr each pack1gs.
~ arria bottle Of e~ralding'a Prepared Cline win
save ten tinss irs est suuualy % every hclschsid
sold By al r7rminenl s~f1tioasrsr druggists, hardware
and furniture lerCrs, gracera and ftn-y ct1rss.
Country merchants ad1uI m1te a nste a. Erisz1-7a
Prepared Gius, when mAztng u7thei hst. mWll z-nd
AM climate. h4ldssiT
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". l. EEsT Secretary.

Frederick Couuty, to-wit:
is. CARSON, P~rCsfd-rt, AID VIZ L. BENr. secre-
tzrys thls dsy personally appeared before ne Subscriber,
q Justice 90 The Peace, in aad for said county In the
state eilreEait. anf made osth that The annexed state
ment q true, e sho~n By e books sad papers on hls in
the lEce of said c1upzuy.
Given under my hsna, nis ssh day JAY, 1852.
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The Great Vital Regeneration.
TRIEsEMAR.
PROTECTED BT ROYAL LETTERS PATENT
IN unr-r nn-w

All seoured - ne seals % ne z ole &c Pbsrmsds de
Paris, and th~ Imperial College Of
Medicine, vienna
40 q 3 lnrzluahic Tor re'EEatdu, epermate-h,-s
~ sd rlTE 81 fLhsusfou. ~ tonic
BE = ceDpse ely erl1icHcE 81 traces 1f tho=e els
ersrs Eat Rave beer hHHer8 aaatef hv ne rsnz.~-e
and neral lous use % c1pavla sn5 cubebs
30. 3 has entirely srppisufrd fhs ilfur1us nzr q
uc-c-T Iarcag lasurinr 80 me rufarrr Speedy raTef
0-rrrsing az ne ll7zrlies au1 roofing eul He venom
81 cEezs
E~arEEEEEl - J. Z and Q are urrIEred in tie fo-m
~ 6 h-Ea1a crFf O. tGr- sul Eurl, and can D. GER
rlrl ln ~ E-stase- pocEct sod iH uH cases End
Urael tlto r~plrate l1eef. a. GfutniEfered By Felparu
a- ln ore Ear g.. ghlfh saws - nd in ST cases
E~rfF rhFre q q alTiur = s. e. - had uhalas-i-
li rara q D.. p 80. Isg BlracFer street X
D. luH-ai1te on receiving q suiltsnce. Dr. par
rr Uil f1rTar1 80 IleFsuzr o. any part q The word
nro1rrg pa1ea rue ar1r1asel a~1o1riing % The ~in1truc-
u-sG ue Erlter- SD also -
i1&vl MANSFIELD a co.
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Executor,s Land Sale.


OE Tie se1ond EoudSy of October next. it being the
~ nrf cay q ne Cclhoma county Circuit Court.
! WI sci 81 public auction. in the town o. Friars
friut, hlrs-s on = credit Of enc and two years. ne fl-
loFius iEnts, uelougins @ The estate o. EdginD. Write
heal deccasri. t1-Tlf: Al % sscfion ?, t5znship %.
ranseo Te-tf east ouo-ksif o. section 81. t0wnship ~.
range 5 vest 81 OF secficu Is. township n. rrnsr s
vest en- q section 26, township p. range 5 Eest. er-
ccpf he south-easf I % naTth-cast : OF the last named
section caatainins ssne tweny-ave hundred -cs more
or less.
he Above lands are situated in TIE southern portion
Of co1homa cnuntvs Kiss, On Harris OF Richie tagou,
one nile suth q J. n, McNsi's plantation, north 81
Auise WOOL Lake sorih-czst from ne James Lam
ierd p~i4ntation n1T owned b Dr.. Hsnlerson, anf ou
he east adjoining D. Th1nss' plantation ne ansre
lslda were purchased ~ the said EdFin D. Whltshesf
In bis lifetime a. a place Of permanent Icalon fr
piautation- They are fertile. and IN the heart Of he
cutten groEllE regi0n- Persons wishing 20 by lands
Werld % ven % % and examine them betars the day Ct
sale Gen. p ~ GRAFT or v P B0diie, Esqrs., in that
neighhorlocdl or Messrs. Alocrn a More, Frlzrs Point.
Mss VAL Etva At Information In regard 10 The Talue
anl quaiis o. thfse lands 70 persons wishing % pur-
chase ne lads VIII be sold either IN a BODY or in iots
70 suit purrhasers. Purchaser viii b. required to give
god sec1ritT Tor the purchase msney.
LIP. WHlTEHEAD. Bxecutor. etc, d
mTla EDWIN d. WHITEHEAD fecsarrf
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DEsPECTFULLT announce nat ney sre permsnentir
n lcc1tel In Memphis, and are prepared 10 make su
kinds % Msthematicai and Philosophical instruments
Buld models on tie shortest notice, and most reazona-
Die terms Repairing neatly done. Orders from the
cJuntry promptly attended %. Store 80 Main street,
between Gagoso aud Deal Memphis, Team myf-d6m
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Pomeroy Coal for Steamers, Etc,

TIHE ateltiun % owners and olcers o. -
II geaneg uaVigatins the Mississippi. L
a. Invited 90 the facilities which now evs-8
a. P0uerog, 0li-i f1rth supply Of coal tepots upon hat
river.
Fumcrcy coal has been favurably knozn on ne Ohio
FOR more than a quaner 81 a century and q b BOW
ssed By All the steamers uaviEating its waters It's So
the Mississippi, q generally atmitted- Depo1 q cal
from the vicinity OF PcueroF, have been established az
Memphis, Galnes' Lznding and Baton Rouge, and the
Substitution % coal for VOID By steamers VIII BE- ac-
cumpiishei when they can Be supplied win CERTAINTY at
oonVeuifut points betweea Cairo and New Orleans
The underFignrd VAL cuntract for lcafiua ~ pumeror
into barges and fitooats, % Be- provided b. the purchs-
sers, on tavcraEie terms, and win grtat dlspaich
s ". POMEHOT.
myaI-lzwfm 81 East Taird street, Cmciunari.
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A GRADUATE ~ Harvard College, and recently :
n teecaer Of the ancient language. would iffe "a
devote q couple o. hours each DAY % ftting 3 youth 80
college or o teaching tie Latin and Greek fsrruss-
APPEAL Once. auas-ans
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CtGfE engineers ana surveyors.
nFFERt their services % t1 public In 30 deptrtneuts
~ % their profession. Designs and Specifications Tor
bridges, sections % rnais, icvee and railroad plans,
measurements q euginecrln- work. stakes % lots. sur-
vsy- q land. plain aad ornamental macs. etc, promptly
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