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Press and Tribune Documents for

VIC .a Immediately sssuc Ia pamphlet fol1a t}'1 two
Err=c1:sE political eecuments Of the seaEthe slwcel
Of Abraham lIecen Il lie Coupe. In l!:ue, New fok
mud Of William II. Seward In tire Senate os the rtted
States. We harc already circulated .H cncs o{ these
docutatrt IL a tr weekly SID weekly ciiions- We
nre now prrrca to sUpy comfy ant town duts IN any
quantity ut tic f1nEfns sae.-s Ms single c1pJ; g
r.nt. per cazen e1c3 pr lurtre. tlo pr oa.a1d. II
ordered BY n A c.t Ic scut to prepay post
aEr. ScLt III you7 ur'ce.
, 1860-03-09


The census Of this city was taken under
State authority in 1865, and the total ropula-
ton returned at IS, 500. 1t the city election
the same year, is. votes were cast for Mayor
tho ra:io Of votes to tho total population
beicg in round numbers to T. IL.
At tie election on Tuesday last, tho aggrc-
gate vote for Mayor was is, 713::, and the aggre-
gate f"r City Attorney, (tllc largest vote cas;)
1858. We DO not claim :iat tl,o ratio Of
voters to the wholc population Of the city is
tue same now that it was in 1856. That
would give n population very largtiy in excess
Of tho estimates Of tho most sanguinc, :nd
very muc!I beyond what it really is, In ST.
Louis tie ratio is to l-o; in Bnga!o 10 p;
in Milwaukee to 10; ard in New York city
to- 8. We write from memory, having n,ajv
tho cnlcul!licn two OF three years aco; hu.
bcllev: these figures ara correct II VIC take
the ratio OF New York (thc lowest Of the cities
named) ~ the standard, our present poi'ula-
Lion as indicated By the vote Of Tuesday last,
is l5o.5I4; and thus, We presume is not far
from tue truth.
1t is true that since Tho rcyulsioa Ct 1887
n large n,mb:r Of pcop!o have left our city
but nuch greater rrsnber lavo come in.
This is manifest from tile. fact that m pnus,l'
nlly large number Of buildings were erected in
each Of tile intervening ycare, and there are
probably as few vacant houses in the city TO.
day as at any previous period, in proportion to
the whole number: In placing tile present
population Of tho city, therefore, at 10000
VIC thiali our figures are quite rs likely to be
below the marx. However, the census viii
very shortly tc taken, under authority Of the
United States, wien tlis matter will be def
nitelT settled.
, 1860-03-09

Mayor 1Ialncs-~:. aEcritcd Compile
1Mcnte
No have said repeatedly, :l1sl we say it
again, that the administration Of Mayor Haines,
taken rs whole, is one Of Tie best, if not the
very kcs:, that OUT city has ever had. Not
witi,s.ardin5 this fact. however, it has been
the subject Of more and 'ittcrcr dcEurciation
than ANY Of its predecessors. AssaIlcd COLI
stautly by the Times and HraM from political
motives It has also received many stab TN
der the fifth rib il the house Of profcsscd po-
litical friends We have defended it from both
ra1ti:s: and The justics Of cur course is now
fully vin,!icated ry tho voluntary retrac!lon Of
ol all tia: las bcea charged against it. We
published some du;s ago the okaeNt'e Of tie
Democrat, and wc now give that Of tic Times.
The latter paper in lis issue Of yesterday says:
ave h4rc watched Muyor Iiaincss cuursc per
soau!lv and officially while Mayor, probably as
cluse}v Us it las been watched iy any one, and
while wc haze differed with him iu many things,
condemned him in several things, we do not
hesitate to say that taken oil in aia, Chicago has
lad mai: wise ::ud bu. few better max pFA thnn
Jola C. IIaincs. His heart has never refused
The appeal ol the poor, the suffering or the on:
pressed, and his hand has never bc:n withheld
iyhtu it, nterposition would serve 1l,c ends o'
mercy, kindness and beucvotcncc- Nc have
known repeated instances wi,c1c he has inter
noscd bis authority when be possessed if, aas
lis advice mud personal cndearors where h'
c,u.d mt act himself, to succor aud relieve th'
distrt ssed and unfortunate. and tha:, tco, it
cases and under circumstances where even sh'
most .rlihs'y disposed could not anticipate th
zcmotest personal or political advantage to b
gained for himself In ell these things, nc hav
Seen enough to satisfy us that his elevation t
oilice has not destroyed, il the sIightest degree
the good qualities and :.cuerous feelings ~hicl
s.1orn his Character III lirivute life- The ma
who, having held the Office Of aaJor Of this cit
two yeara in succession, can have that just1
aaid Of him, cat ws!l afford 10 despisc the c,i
icis1ns which the disulfccfed and di>appointe
men Of his OWL part: may offer upon bis ofici'
career.
, 1860-03-09

uogz1cc17pnA1-- Saunders, Esq, the
distinguished landscape gardener, Is to be in
this city On the 18th. Our horticultural friends
will give him cordial Eeldonae. He will be
found, while here, At the Office Of Dr.. hennieott,
No, lQl Dearborn street,
, 1860-03-09
Hundreds Of sounty Fairs.

tho lae e. s. Far e,zo ii. Soeiety auar:st
dal ard tie ss erta Pr mum Of so = reter.
The Lock itch naie oy ills nathlre u ue Only s::h
se3t cannot r. Avelsd and thxt he Apk ek-
ante eaea Ade Of Tho Il u nata With t.o II ead
upoa i Of th~ koE.c III! neil Sted Ia ihe st9
fra IT. No family should 10 ~1tAuu: Tits plcal
time AID ahors wing aene- 1. TO- hs s<wrk Of ;.
family maouaesn'er with 9Th AMI b aut7.
The heaviest f4bre in lie tane tt1e HAt W
eeainsrts.+s nQu!Te 10 co tie tAne By ksnd
7l,1U3 ii " 'ehipe. vera sr!dta t>39 pHksea
B; 81 UI1retora Hiusff rx thu der.Lt psrs Il ut
viii each u1aehne thls ylc snty exp. ct to .hnw IL
~ osds, s1eense1 ~sh ar ,aa 1o%st I &C. ~ ~
10 use thsu b. telis"ed BY e. e. !~taoI,. n
11''' DO & CuIT ESi ~. Geaera i: eH',
Nus. iGs 10 laxe A.. ChAaAo4 u.
h. I'M ism
, 1860-03-09

Mr. P. Tanning, q! Franklin street, desires us
10 say on his authority, that the transparency
aid tn hare been Inscribed will the words
"Down with protestauts" was really "Down
with Prescription We trust Mr.. Tanning s
statement is correct.
, 1860-03-09

yAenAsrs,- Minerva Jane Eddings and 1o-
euna Cline wero arrested for TagrancJ- Both
of them are well known in the Police Court.
They wers fined $25 each,
, 1860-03-09
That IsAnner--Wr- Stanley's Card.
fsu-raEn 1a+rI . 15fn

Edtiors rress tribune:
In your issue Of this date is a~1etter signed
20. H. Salisbury." In it find that rny name
ia used and my political principles mi=rctre-
presented. The writer must be unacquainted
with me, Us nlso his informant. beg to cor
rect the impression. | never hare been in any
way connected with tie Democratic party; and
what is more 10 the purpose, nerer have been
inclined that WY. I did not. therefore, intend
to yote that "Mobocratic ticket. So long Is
the Republican party is true to Republican
principles am With it, and no longer. In the
matter Of the "Danncr," the information is
equally incorrect; but the evidence Of it,. being
in the procession is conclusive.
Yours truly, J. ". STANLEY.
, 1860-03-09

c| Grover l. Bakers celebrated Double
Speeded Shuttle Sewing Machine, for Tailors,
Cap Makers, Boot and Shoe Binders and Manu-
faciurers, Saddle and Harness Makers. &C., at
greatly reduced prices. Heavy Double Specded
Shuttle Sewing Machines, $1,000 Binders,
{Ettrn,) $500. W. c. MAsoS, Agent,
ms 3w No. 115 Lake Street, Chicago.
, 1860-03-09
DIED..

gn Saturday morning. ASrGh g. r Depihefca, NINA
nEc 9years moEihsant i cays She d;ed trusting in hi
Saviour.
, 1860-03-09

MEssRs. n1roEs:-1 believe all cur Republic
cans are convinced that no Hall. present or
prospective in this city is ample enough Tor the
needs and uses Of our party gatnerangs' l1nas
been abundant'y demonstrated IN the recent
city campaign 1t WILL be even more so' when
the earnest work Of 1ho summers oegun, CON-
mencing with the NATIONAL Convention IN Nay,
and to continue until the looked 1or glorious
result Which shall place Republican President
in the White House.
ANY Hall would be eumbrous ana unprohta-
bic on Ordinary OCCASIONS ''s' snou'o % ao'-
pie enough 70 aecom"oaa'e the tnousaoos our
hepaoncan 3aii'e. IN .he ife'''co''a' eAa'pa's"
Will ca'1 'osetnel' W. 'seo ePaee lo' 't'"4 s'A
70 e's's 'n'usaau pe.ooue' aua '"A. "''u,"
doors ana superior 70 al ''c'ss''aoes o' "ea'a'
CT. 1nese arc 'e" oceaslonS "nen u ~ ens'fe!y
comfortable 10 assemble IN open ale' anu pe'
sides in Tue evening mneh Is 'os'o oo'n 10 speak
ers and hearers IN en.h"s'aso'' compared 70 Tue
eneet o. well Aen'eo 'ooA''
ana nave "Eo1oef' m'oof psfnaps' oo' feu'
Po'nt 10 urge 'nat III '1'e '''nA u'o n's " VI, ~
NePao''cnns "'e 'aooSaoos ""' "os> ~ ."'A
Tue more popular aou ae'no"a'sAt''o ea."ef'
'nsss III l''e opeu a't oa' u" "o' 1ee' e4'A.t' =.
honc IN the surroundings o1 ~ elegant ano
hFst-class puotlc hali. 1nese pe"er ENJOY
more IL smoerdf'e place OF assembling
Agan' nc afe 10 na'e 'ne - 'a.'ooa' eonse e"'
t'oh nete IN Aas. ee'.'oa' us f''. W" a'''o1t
toaf ~ A'e Alao'ea' p'aee tAe'e - .Ae 49, IN
.ue 'neeo ua'! ~ ."e s'' a.. 4'," 49,: r'.-.
, 1860-03-09

rrFsrcItsS hOCSE Of over " spNtmsnt1,
III ~ tsned 1tu.;ed ia dne neghb1th OIL wtttu tAsa
ns.es Of ~ P.s uss 3a,a IA ~ t; shs - q q
en.t ApQ to 500 down has4ncs sscuIed.
ss,rs shs.e VII 10 iaken n ooan Ihs nou'e's
k1ef et1blt ind Garage houA att@eaef. None but
snon,lhie usst - psAl appy. Addsea r. o. Box 444
Pa:9enloa Etrea any tine, ma7xlT
, 1860-03-09

F. II. MEnI,sG's 1cE.-Wc sew yesterday ex-
hibitcd OF the corner Of Randolph aud Dear
born streets, fine sample Of thc "Willow
Springs Ice," block six fee! long ard twenty
tuc inches in diamcter- We learn that it is a
"s2ccimen brick Of forty-five thousand tons
cut and stored by r. Mchring nt the expansion
Of the Desplnines River, seventeen miles south
west Of this city. on the line Of the III. & Mich.
Canal. whence it is transported to this city in
boats constructed for the purpose bY Mr. N.
Mr: Nchnng at No. 30 West Lake street, also
the proprietor Of the Lake street House, has
Lccl. for four eeasons pust in the Ice business
under the name Of tue " Opposition Ict Co., !"
aud sacl, succeeding season has found and fur.
nished him the necessity Of increasing his fa-
cilitics aud force, until he noT enters upon his
9Th year with twen:y-Gv teams for his city
delivery. Mr. II. is an cnterprising and excel
lent citizen, aud his success in his business is
due to his care in The details Of its manage
meet.
, 1860-03-09

Tho case was opened By the District Attorney
on the part of the Government, and by Ar. Ar
mold for the defence, when the Court adjourned
to this morning.
We learn that point in the Hossack case Is
by agreementto be submitted to Judge Mclean,
rs to whether the writ Of the netting Deputy
Marshal of the Southern District, WAS Of force
in the Northern District.
, 1860-03-09

k4OE1G OIL kuG FK4EuQl118s
In anticipation of tue forthcoming Old Folks
Concert for the benefit Of the Home the Board
of Managers have dire:tei that brief financial
statement should be made, explanatory Of the
reasons Of the:r frequent appeals for help.
On the frs. Of January 1850 the Home had
been in operation about eighteen months.
During that time its cash receipts from all
sources we're $4,000. OF this amount $l,055
were paid for rent; $3.50 for salaries Of Matron,
Teacher, Nurse and Housekeepcrs. ALI the
railroads terminating in the city hare adopted
the rule of taking our children to their country
homes ut half Of childrens fare, but in the event.
generally taking them free, and jet cur ex-
penses in this direction have been more than
hundred dollars-thus leaving for the ordinary
expenses, for provisions, fuel clothing, ETC.,
$a,sS5-about sla5 per month. The number Of
inmates has, from tue first, averaged about Gfty,
making the expense about two dollars and Fifty
cents per month each. Aud yet with all this
economy no family Of children in the city can
be found more tidy, more cleanly, or happier.
So happy indeed that it is with the utmost diff
Guilty that nc persuade them to 1eavo Us for the
best Of country homes.
And when it is considered that more than
four hundred children haYe been the recipients
Of the blessings Of the Home, including trans
fer to permanent home In some of the best
christian families in all the surrounding country,
who can be found tired Of helping on the good
work. Our financial condition is DOW, as it gen.
orally has been, the next door to having moth
h.>kf fn;t ;,~C Cna .f
, 1860-03-09

The faet TINT Republican procession marched
through the street on which The Tir u office is
situated, on Wednesday. with band Of music
performing the Dead March in front of the
establishment, is improved by that sheet for The
purpose Of saying that the procession groaoed
and made derisiye gestures ut tue building. In
point Of fact there were no such demonstrations
1nadc- The baud discoursed its most doleful
music, it is true, and it is not quite manly for
the 7i,nes to complain Of it. But it is not true
that The 7sm<s Office Was groaucd," ror that
anybody made mouths at It,
, 1860-03-09

TOR SALE--Soap and Candle
j. FACTORY FOR SALE tE RENT
rare chance fur MAautactufgr. 1t frame building,
rewiy rante &c By 50 feet .tnres high, &uat=d In
the eisy Ottawa miles est Of ChIso and fronting
on The lino aut Michigan alA and Mitha 20 Iuls q
il h. koot stem knkane and B,!ies With soap
W. 1s.s ~! ~ k:s a., Of g. ~ nth =. Is
pounds or soap ser wstt w, patent Candle Aousts ~
week. iist building erected lssa anil h- enetns
has bern used but few :nonias i hs* AZ les uou. %
faox w1er. It IS 10 ptseect ofer. ami reay for uss.
This property IS e1eed ut great saGstcs fss eA. Of
aioo give. Immediately. app 70 4. ". t:aVAKLY.
uttaws, NounEsfs EiGck, So1to ade Cont f!ou
fds2X3X
, 1860-03-09

sssEn sEM!se spite Gf the
Singer l. Co.. G6 Lake street a-e meeting With
tue general appreciation Of the public III their
daily eales Of machines. The demand for their
Tailoring Machines has no rival. The public
are invited to call md examine them at &C Lake
street. Imhs.jtl 4. W. HARRIS, Agent.
, 1860-03-09

E An active, intelligent lad, Is years Of
age, with good references, wishes situation.
Address "F. H." for inquire at) pnEss AND
TRIBUNE ofIice, dot.
, 1860-03-09

~ Il. II. Address, dealer in Wall Paper
aud Window Shades, has removed to store No.
los Lake street, between Dearborn and Clark
atreets, which has been beautifully fitted up for
bis business. Persons in want Of his kind of
goods should By all means make their selections
at his establishment. feall I'm
, 1860-03-09

Read Garrison's Ion column Of " Prem.
ium Liquid Glue" in another column. He re-
eeivcd tho premium over Spaulding. for the
best Glue, at The National FAIR last September.
The g,cat and increasing demand fer this su-
pcrior article Of Glue has induced the propric'
tors 10 establish ruanufactory in Chicago,
where they intend to manufacture on au cxten-
sire scale.
, 1860-03-09

- Go to John Jones, 11e Dearborn street
They will be well done and at prices to suit the
, 1860-03-09

MILL AND DISTlLLERY FOX
1t1 SALE-1te sub.eztbes cdtr. for sale cheap md
ou e terms N1i ann pist leEy It n.-Eepn The L.
o. svcr. FIR uu ~ the ,oeny Of iha
rub cber psem.sxs BfK "a Ehl a2o-
mh6 A.lsSE Az, G. JNE4N.
, 1860-03-09

T Beautiful spring styles of Hall, parlo1
and Chamber Papers, selling e. less than cost
at Faxon's, No. 20 Lake street. fe21-1m
, 1860-03-09

TOR SALE.-To Railroad Men,
j. Tbs LOCOMOTIVE c'LUNElASA. hn!lt ~
Norris, or yeaFs 44t IN Sood Flrank ansr. VIII be
Ibid very cheap or easa excAank ri htr Enu.1ty.
Inquire II u. l.. AC cu1SSuN, IS 10 M4:eE +tte<i-
, 1860-03-09

ITO RENT ClIEAP-ln Beleravc
l. Terrace West Dtv..}on Gr.t c'a-, Brick dwelling
House u tnv lAt heat !. which
xcos sch sols and el1rches Of Ius CtEa.A.ttoas
Location h!,a an1 kealtiIa itps. c.., pa. es.ry ID
minutes Apply It No. i 0ag1rtt Etuck- Il ~ MAY
A1se. fot hey u premises, Goo4 ltanlnx ( deslrsa
, 1860-03-09
HOUSE TO LET AND FURNI-
:1Fur El(e.

TOR SALE-Pork and Lard - A
Prize a1cic Always -nt aud fer aa's by quantity
OF sns barrel btfxr cured Httf Iukut- ianly
A..o White tlsh ami ifuut- GEO. a. sEASEkSH
raL5...a-im 4 Ill
, 1860-03-09

II {. 2, 9CRIFkS, Adaer:ttt.q IGta., 60 Dear5osRz
u arherstd TO .tetE< Aioitssnts }T sMs and eli IL
Laad;a7 Pa7srs If ths North He4t tal-ha3ty
, 1860-03-09

HCRGLAnT--The dwelling house No. 4 Hu-
ron street. occupied by Mrs: Doudreau, was en-
tered Ly burglars Wednesday night, about one
o'clock, and CLOCK and large quantity Of clo-
thing Of all descriptions were carried OF. They
made clean sweep Of oil The valuablcs III the
house.
, 1860-03-09

THE E1Ec71oS.-How far the quietude Of the
late election may be attributable to the large
sa!e Of Clanchard's Ward Map Of the city the
publisher does not pretend, but claims that said
mup is convenience to the citizens, to say the
least. Price 25 cents. For sale at So Lasallc
street, where nil other late maps can be had.
, 1860-03-09

Sous OF MA1sE.-Au adjourned meeting Of tie
Sons Of Maine will be held ut the Briggs House,
at II p. H., this evening, to concert measures
fer appropriate reception and welcome Of the
Maine delegates to the National Conycnt;on.-
Let ali come.
, 1860-03-09

Cu!ekc5 chtaPes: aud nost confo1t45e se1 paasa6e.
Fare Cl1cago Milwaukee to Queenstown (Cork}
Liverpool:
Fr,t C!,s. according .tsl md 4!o5.
>tce.age found with cool FL PROVISIONS 4s.
Rs1us Tickets Flrs Cass good fos uenhs md 70.
,ue1 for b.ax1k out from & the
PRINCIPAL towns Of Crest DEatn 2nd Ireland, BY above
xeauers or sailing vessels II ver5 redueel rat-s
For ireGht o. pass:s 3pply 70 a. Company Ge1es
aAd Dublin and =3 Broadway, New York, VIM Graham,
Detroit Milwaukee T.. H., Milwaukee. orto
JAAES NAkKACkr
Grand Trurk Railway Ot8te,
tfv1stn 1&Deaftpkp Street. Chicago.
, 1860-03-09

| EOK SALE OR RENT.-A first
l. eta.s cottage h'ua beautifully situate: 1t the ju:o
ton Of Cvttse aud ta!hes avenacs uprsitr tha
Eeudsuee OF Alderman 4opk. Csn seru frm ~ r,
h.dALY- Alao ur e.asa. asFs Bss:k Hou'< eooa;1 ns
16 rou14s, &nd situated lnAt& AID ldktxy
pt,er. lne 4{lduE is ied Er ant ea,y
converted into summer H~D fur cu!ass applyto
/ IL N. M.I.uil1D4Ak-S~ls IL - IlAfk.Af.
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-
ISAAC FALLER;

DABNEY SALT COMPANY,
'Coalport Salt twenty-five cents per bushei
for country trade. G. W. COOPER, See'y.
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THos. IL. DAw SON

THOS. IL. DAWSON
Holds himself in readiness to repair Accordeons
and Flutinas. Keys inserted, and instruments
put in good order. Charges moderate. By
leaving orders at George Joachim Store, a few
doors above Donnally's, they will receive
prompt attention 3-30-tf]
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PIANOS! PIANOS!
COALRlpGE MILL,

TyHE SUBSCRIBER DESIRES TO INFORM
i the Wheat-growers of Meigs and adjoining
counties, that be will give, in exchange for one
bushel of good, clean Wheat ~ pounds of
Flour.
Persons wishing large lots Of Flcur made,
can have it manufactured at 10 cents per brl;
offal to go to the owner of the Wheat
Persons residing between Psrkersburg and
Gallipolis, by sending five bushels of good
clean Wheat, win give one barrel Of Flour,
pay the freight on the same both ways, they
finding the barrel.
W. G. WILLIAMSON
July o6, '5a.-3o-tf
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-12-14

BH-To TEAcHERs.-The Board of School Ex-
aminers for Aleigs County will meet on the
first Saturday of each month, at the Court
House, in Pomeroy, for the examination of
Teachers. q
Examination to commence at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, and continue till a P. NJ.
B6FNo Teacher need apply at such exami-
nation who has a certificate valid for three
months from the date of said application.
By order OF the Board.
Jan. 1856. H. C. WATERMAN, Clerk.
BLANK REPORTS can be procured by ap-
plying TO The Board, or at the Telegraph Of
flee.
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SOAP A ND CANDLE

M A N u F A CT . Il 7
vTlHE SUBSCRIBER HAS THE PLEASURE
/ TO apaoupee to the citizens of Pomeroy and
vicinity, thai he has opened shop on Sugar
Run. near the Espnery, where he will manu-
facture, and keep constantly on hand, any ar
ticle in his line of business; and we feel assured
that we can give satisfaction to oil who may
favor us with a call.
NJ B.-Au orders attended to as saau as pos
sible DAVID GEYEh.
Pomerov. Lift
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-12-14

STATE IF UHIo, MEIGe COUNT, O.:
], AARON ST1VERs, Auditor Of said County, do
hereby certify thai the foregoing list Is c0rrecsly
copied from the list returned by che Treasurer Of
said Cnuhty In August, 1860, and as copied Into the
annexed To each tract lot is cvrrsct, and caieu
lated as The law prescribss. ,-
Notice isther,fore herGhy given that the severn!
the reof as will be necessary pay the taxes and
penalty charged thereon, win be soiu by the Treas
of said County, at the Court HOUSE Ia the town
of Pomerey, the SECOND Monday In January, 1851,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock M. and O'Clock
P n. OF said day. unless said taxes and penalty be
paid before that time. AARON ST1VERS, .
Auditor Of Meigs cosnty.
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A. KOHL.

Dealer in and Manufacturer of Umbrel- <sy~
.as He holds himself in readiness toST
make Umbrellas to order, or repair old *
ones in the most substantial manner He will
also buy worn-out Umbrellas at liberal prices.
Shop on Linn street. north Of Smiths Shoe
Store.
He would also inform the public that he pre-
pares SALVE, which he will warrant equal
to any ia use, for the cure of Felons, Catarrhs,
Burns, Bruises, Sprains, Cuts, Salt Rheum,
Ring Worm. Rheumatism, White Swellings
and many other diseases of the kind. Price
% cents per Box. Jan. 3, lS60.-3-ltf-
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RIcuD. STEWARD.

RIcHD. STEWARD. JOHN P. GILLIAN
STEWARD 81 GILLIAN.
This firm have located in the old stand Of 3. F.
Stivers, on Front Street, few doors below
Nye's Saw-Mill. Horse-shoeing, Ironing
: Wagons and Buggies, and all kinds of jobbing
, work done in satisfactory manner, at moder-
ate rates. [3-Sl-ly.]
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Legal advertisements charged at rates allowed ny
W. from which Is per cent. will be deducted for
advance payment.
Casual er transient advertisements must be paid
for in advance.
ADV srfsements not having the numbar Of inser-
tohs rk ed copy, will be continued until for
bid, ahd ehafged accordingly.
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JOHN ELBEN, M. D.,

HoMEoPATHIsT, AND DHYDROPATHIsr,
Ii tenders his professional services to the
citizens of Pomeroy and vicinity.
OFFICE, in John Geyers Building, {for
nierly Jacob Neitzling,s,) on Sycamore street,
iearly opposite Lowrys lin Shop, Pomeroy, q.
OFFICE HoURs-Tin 9 o'clock A. NJ; from /
to 3 o'clock, and from to o'clock P. NJ.
Gfice Prescriptions, from 25 cents upward,
for cash, June 2, 57.--tf
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FARM FOR SALE.

T1HE undersigned offers for sale Farm of
i either one or two hundred acres, TO suit
purchasers,) with absut 20 or 80 acres of it
cleared and under good fence, and containing
plenty of good water There is also now
frame House and large frame Barn on it,
The place is situated about two miles from
Roberts & Tidd's Landing, Lower Long Bot
tom, Olive Tp., Meigs Co, Ohio.
For further particulars inquire Of II. COCKS.
Terms easy and reasonable.
Oct. l2.-10-3m.~ HENRY COCKS. !
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VIM. RUST,

Tailor, Front street, few doors west of Court,
Pomeroy, o. Men and Boys clothes made to
order; also, cutting done. AS | have No /
sewing machine, my facilities for doing work
are complete. [3-20-1y]