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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-08-14

0P"We refer readers to the advertisement
of Messrs. CHU RICH & DUPONT, No. 400 Broadway,
New York The Blood Food is of the greatest
medicines of the age, and is rapidly driving out of
the market all the quack nostrums of modern times
Its efficacy is great. and its superiority justly
acknowledged, that it is found difficult to supply the
immense and increasing demand for the article
DIR. EAToN's celebrated sInfantile Cordial lis med
icine prepared by regular physician of emnenc e
in his profession. and who has dev voe his ifeto
the peculiar phases of Infantile diseases. 1t is
humbug. but a medicine which commends itself to
those only who can appreciate it, Apilachcola,
Flor. Times.
II FSee Advertisement.
NPAll, especially young men, should read the
advertisement of the s.NatiOnal Dispensary''
Cincinnati, in another column.
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Pianos and NIeIodeons.

Those who desire good instrument
cannot do better than to purchase of
Prof. P. Brunker, of this place. He
can furnish instruments much cheaper
than you can 60 to the city and buy a
single one. There is on exhibition, at
the Jewelry establishment of p Lam
brecht, fine seven octave Piano, manu-
factured by Hurtzman & Hine, Buffalo,
N. Y, which he will be pleased to ex-
hibit to any of our citizens who desire to
see it. 1t is doubtless the finest instru-
ment ever brought to this market, and
the price cannot fail to suit any one in
want Of a good Piano x
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CIR AND
Republican Rally.

The People of Meigs County are re-
spectfully invited to meet in
Pomeroy, on Tuesday, august %, 1860,
at 10 o'clock 4. NJ,
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r. e M O. Y A L.

HAVING removed to Cartwright's new Bull
Ill ding, up stairs, corner of Court and Front
streets, opposite Swallows Store, am prepared
to accommodate all who wish to procure good
Pictures cheap.
My Gallery, being furnished with a good
Skylight, affords better facilities for taking
good Pictures than ever before existed in this
place. t.
July 81, 1sGO.-So-st Eff FEIGER.
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The North Carolina Election,

On the sixth inst. resulted in the
election of the Breckenridge ticket
The fusion of the Bell and Douglas par
ties it was supposed would have carried,
but it disgusted SO many that it is
doubtful if it was not position advan-
tage to the Breckinridgers. There will
scarcely be contest in the State on
President. Breckenridge will scarcely
have an opposition. 1t was thought
that if the Breckinridge ticket could be
defeated by the fusion, it would show
SO much weakness that rally could be
made upon Bell as the strongest South
ern man. But that hope is blasted, and
the Baeckinridge wing is henceforth
the dormant party in that State. Doug
las will have no supporters, and the con-
test being between Bell and Breckin-
ridge, the latter will doubtless triumph.
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nA. See revised notice of Camp Meet
ing. No drinks of any kind to be sold
by hucksters. I
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RSPSee the advertisement Of j. W.
Jones & Co., for Shingle timber, in an
other column, and then 60 and see their
Machine make shingles as no other ever
did
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....-- @ SSeriff's Sale.
j.. H. Moore VS.. John Dennis and Martha Dennis.
Dy virtue of an order of sale to me directed
- from the Court of Common Pleas of Meigs
county, l will offer for sale, at the door. of
the Courthouse in Pomeroy at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
On The 9th day of September, 1860,
the following described lands and tenements,
to wit: Seventy-fve feet off the north end Of
the following tract of land: part of q lot sold
by Lewis S. Nye to Norman S. Davis, bounded
as follows: beginning at a stake fifty feet north
of the east and west line of section eight, town
two range thirteen of the Ohio Company's
Purchase; thence north 225 feet; thence east
100 feet; thence south 225 feet; thence west to
the place of beginning; to be sold as the prop
erty of John Dennis and Martha Dennis, at the
suit of D. H. Moore. Appraised at $112.00.
Terms of sale, cash. J. ]. WHITE, S. NJ. c.
July; 20, 1s60.-29-6t 800
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed has been appointed and qualified
as administrator Of the estate of Selah Barrett,
deceased, of Rutland, Meigs County, Ohio; and
mencing at ten o'clock A. NJ, the following
property, belonging to the estate to wit: two
Mares and one Colt lot of Hay, Wheat growing,
Corn and Potatoes, one Wagon and Harness,
Plows, Harrow, Shovels, Picks bench Planes,
and other things, too tedious to mention.
ALEXANDER HOGG, Admir-.
Aug. g. 186O.-31-3ta .,-
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HOUSTON MEETING.

The only political meeting held in
Pomeroy during the campaign, at which
a real, genuine enthusiasm was mani
tested, was the great Houston meeting
of Friday night last. During the af-
ternoon, posters were putup announcing
the meeting, and before the time ar
rived, the Courthouse was we'll filled
with the admirers of the hero of San
Jaeinto. Officers were appointed for
the meeting, and a number of eloquent
orators addressed the crowd to late
hour. When we arrived, one of the
speakers was giving glowing history of
the exploits Of the immortal hero and por-
traying his peerless fitness for the Office
of President. He was responded to by
such cheers as never greeted an orator
before outside of Texas He assured
the, audience that Houston would be
elected by more than tfve millions Of a
majority. Other speakers were equally
sanguine, and if the same enthusiasm
can be got up throughout the country,
and Everybody induced to vote for Hous-
ton, we have no doubt he will be cleo
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POM EROY TELEGR AP II

:: August IA, 1850.
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AMUsEHGENTs.


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1s :p ,s :, . s nav Of
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TO TIE PGBLIC.
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and Sas r s p ss. q e
opera dnary soag Choral and Orchcsa reees1
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.,sSiSscaniIs AA0'0A' rzs.r. A s xaS!4
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piseec N which hs most sAbosass md saGaoai op@aanD
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be had % hcscr q ossass ihs prisoSs ssnor ps ".
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Full PARTICULARS WIN be given in future aavsrtssms.s.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


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ki' sl q he sias P FIa o.s1Arown
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whcss % rformances under he great squss
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D''.''a r;Is:;sasss s1Sos.s g. ;, OLD ENGLAND,
. s
Il he ccSpss q grand Pageant will be introduced
graphic nlu'r' ssa 4 i 81 srr.pLn CHASE,
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asss :Ss :s;a y i :s:S
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= Ansn sSsDAy AyrSIxe n.xr NAY :. 1850
hAHiSS in an entire new and dssao sssss Of oy.ss.ss
In .oIys preparation. and Vim b speedily produced We
.uss.sly neasied elective ops:sas soags. ana Sl
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IN S' fr''r'ssSSS55s nay & ~ "a nas'd
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THE BOLD OUTLAW;
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An COWS ~ Ts- Totts s9T 1s6 n.i''~
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LAST LAST sEsaIs Last Last s sEsEs
IRISH ' DRAMA.
COLLEEN BAwx;
N. public .l ss.ss: q <. e. s..s t.-. dram.
f ES1i StG aa.s s,sr ss.l sGss
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SATURDAY May IL
LAST NroHr OF THE SEASON.
BIssi.SSrr
MISS LAusA KxrSx
Tu OnI0rT sAE sszin..+ s "a. TIVE 1Ts
Two sstsssAianeps saeh day-ffom sS. and III bp
s'ckce Doors open bali an hour IN advance
on SATURDAY there win b an extra perfsrnAase coumsse
e y:: aaa. .
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\ = ma. BEouoEars THEATRE.
M TONIGHT, COMPLIMENTARY Bkrru
v MRS. BRouaHAN.
who WI appear Y nn ne s S.sssc SISTERS.
In he successful burissqus
Ard Mr.. sRoEoK j. ARNOLD. he ,raxsA,sa, having
wJETii I4SjniSS.sss;p % iDwls SosEIsf.
oHARrEs KRAH.
BARrEY wIILrAMs and '. 0HANrRAu.
GREAr RATIONAL coScHEr SALOON.
yornsrly sao.ai Thss re.
asEAr ATIRAorp,x.
GREAT ATTRACT ioS
GREAT ATrRAo' 1oE
ron rHE BEND FIT
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An Dh. LIE ca.
oREAr SNOW OF THE WORLD.
RICRAR III
NJ. Wsikins.... Duke
NJ
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

p A-JORN KNOX LODGE NO. IS WILL
a. be visitsd BY Z, u and 81 ThurdAy evening
Nay 1900 Il their IN Knickerbocter Hail. Of
Ne b. W. q. Mastsr, Bro. dixie, win Be presset
q. h. 0YLES, \. g.
A PUBLIC EXHIBITION or AN ORGAN AT fHRER
"A O'Clock this afternoon the factory OF W. H. DAVIS
70 Downing street. This @gan, built for g. PAuls church.
Staten Island, has twenty two stops.
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NOTICE 70 gorILERs OF nISSHAL wArERs. Ios.
be,s,s q s;ss q y.sss psss. =: Acc T;yss Hal
ss s:r ssa ss % K
ssS 40 . =. 40 ss.sss oSsr ~ sass
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ssss sss.s yssi sssaas s SSi f.ssS
s,h s.sss Ne. Yoss' APsi .. lsss :, "a. $1,000
for De ssssu q dE.sor: fos se.aias .dl s.
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fIs s,s,i.s nso:' y e cos al from Oe's
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cosrrsolfsRs orrcr. Aprn ss. 1850
THr UNDERSIGNED INFORMS ALI. WHOM IT NAI
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'''' ''' ossS 4 CASE Of As e~ssvias. sra
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BILLrARDs.
E,ilIis ans -esurrus rursovnp CUSHIONS
= sas Isb.s car oaly Be sossM a. ne rs.osy sscon
:.s s: ~ sale E' i;iii; siss:s Gs~ .. r.
~ - : !, si::s .; Co., - S:;:.! ~
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NOTICE TO BofrLERs OF nrNyRAL WATERS. FOR
IN Ter. Ale, o-1hsrs VIII b . seoond meeting Of The
ecdsrs q nssrsl ys,srs pcrs ss e. = rrZ.srs Hall
eoocck 10 make for The ershange Of bes
and also lshs ohex anA thngS
relation 70 The Bos1e law.
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ATEw YORK AND HARLkn RAILROAD COMPANY
IN Yreaaurers ofoe Of vourh avenue and rwen
sir,h street. Nee YosG, April "a ieto
he nal sepg s1ockholdsru OF tails COMPANY
eeeun Of 0s deoors for ensuing vii Be
held the once Of Ne company Tuesday he lsth dsy Of
Nay nezt The poIa VII open from IL oeock 70
ocook r. Ths ransier booss viii DO cosrd from oosk
r. n. Ne nh until o'eleek A. @ lss i6Ih pro..
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ANEW FORK AND HRw HAVEN RAILROAD CON.
~ pAny-Apvul6 10. 1850 -Ths annual nesuaG Of tbs
oshioNs. in,hs esnpa.y YIN = ~ r.y Hsvea 4
Brewusers Thar IL 1oh day a Nay sen fss
purpose Dsyecsovs x he ensuing year end
cossdraikon Of asy oShsr busness A De pressnts<
70 ikem- y. H. BuLKLEY. Prssdsnl
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NREsH BEEF AND vEaKrA LRs ZOE rHR NAyY.

NAVY AGENTS OFFICE, NEW YORK. May 1850.
Sealed PROF osals Will BE- received u this ooe NIL Thur
day the h day Of Nay 1889 u for the supply OF suoh
quantities Of fresh Beef and Vegetables e may be required
The Ne station during The fiscal Commencing
July ns.t and ending tho 5Oh June ISL
The beef vegetables be Of good quality, and The
by the pound.
Fond Win approved sseurisy v be required in one half
the estimated of the and oontum
addition w Be withSeld from the Of each payments
collateral security for The due perforanos Of
complied with ..t
Every offer made must be ssccupss as directed he
OF Congress mskr appropriation for the sAv service for
1st67 approved 10Th Ausus 1870 by written yuarsnses
by oneible 70 the eec that -
the bidder bidders will ther
bid be accepted Dt) oblgaop, within i've days
VITA good Gnd suesui s1rsss furnib ~ articles pro
posed
NO proposals. VIII b oonsidered unless accomplished BY
0noRoE n SANDERS, navy Assa,
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SPORTING.

-
(vAIoRro yACBr roR eALE-rEw LAST sErrnkr
~ b~r, asA Of the following dmenstna va fees n19'
sses sea. bsvsss asa insiuSins $780,
q ms s.nss q Isd br ssr sres mss.ss ss
tos.. esbs. a. Apyy a " oAerss Eas'ns Assnsy ,"
VroR sALF-oNR VERY LARGE ~. BERNARD AND
u Eevfousdssd Dog, Sgea ssd hsndsomes m We csZ.
old ~ N pprsss brss1 and hyRs sosk number s1pe
nor vel broksa Ppsea ed seers q fair val cm BE- I'D
Of er)s eeo&eh fetsrs, Gre blAek tan rereh Dogs
hoarded irAinsd cruppet and med The nestsst men
rer rsrtrlar nnentiua pah 70 Ne treatment aDd cure
esesses q al tsD6s. No enarRe. Atdren usrd
rev irs ssa LIE BrpsAvny. eusw q vwsy s'~hsh s~s'
U,os sALn-A .eCHoo!Is YAcnr, n yoEs nsca
tar. years Cd, heel vsnns. ~ ~ ArAn ~ vnsw
souplsey found IN sas SANDING. runrsG AgHing snssoA
shlss bed6re Ahle nnen psAe1 and chtrA ware
"a w srss sA<vss =. o. ~, boa Ne. Lis ru cnse
vAcBrs FOR sALs-oy a. n, n m ~ u AND !!
tore srop rirred crntye hoard furniture, al
,ssrs ali m Price f6n N 81 Apply 70 CHA
n MORTON, Yschi Brcker. ~ Pns srsss, MI.
FINE ARTS.
y-BF FIrR ARTS
ohIeTrAL wArIR COLOR DRAWINGS
N, vtsr and Tor sails ~ 0oUF1fs COS
y Kr3OI.xs, ssosses. ia srssdvrr,
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UoE rosyo,x ny ~ M ~ &c. Y, assr gu ssrs
A-r . rs,,s rivsr, ever s.,ars az isrs "a
irrlufinr rseuin 80 f,oi. r..
rrs- h ~nrfon and rcvknoess -, r.,e. sosr
s>'~s oe~ ~ n oR0nwMA oo- ~ N~
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r.rA ryv ORLEANS AND TrxAa-EKw yoRK
III "a seq ovissss Ns>nsh,2 ComPsny .rw Ne. ~,
heens va - r,s~s s,si~~ Nal ss-snsshp CaHAwBk, "
80 nrn.sder vtl -nuesces - recsvs frsazss o. . ~,
49, 90 "a snsr hour q ....in( rg 49, -
80 sspf 70 ne sssn~. LIVINGSTON. csooHssoA
co. ets ~. ,ssn.a 70 eli psr,s IN rszss per sousA,
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TO MORROw. FRIDAY.
TIE fvs act comedy Of
To conclude with
SATURDAY,
Lss time this seann,
shcridars great eonsdy ID nvO asa q
TIE SCHOOL FOx SCANDAL.
To cosciaie with
BATHING.
Boz book new open.
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In active preparation. and will be speedily produced u
grand operA.ic equestrian spectaels OF
Bl.Uk BEARD;
Or, FRMALB CURIOSITY.
In which win be insrodueed the full sasss;rAn troupe
urerby ted effective opesatis troupe, and fu
de ballet comprising OF he nost dsauR uiDhs
srsers and dancers magnificent and coss wardrobe
and splcr die soepeyy, all he original music 40
Doors open 6k, Performance c,mmenos a.7k
BO1eos... FuU oooo
Family Cre. Crosby street. weny i've oent
Orcbssa ChAhs reserved One dosA
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--Die aan,e gSslt iit gatne as 1lEi
llnp al. Grau'n uus Idnner blcse Sstsltr
sic trttsn auf unp sebsn witetr at;
Sein 9tben lang lpftlt Gintr ttaItns Houe
Tur& Eebsn atts bin ---
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Srtttts GaYiteI.

Gin 1btns por btu sainptn. - uSmmtns Stfablrrl.
Der SEER GanSifat rscr prpfeTor. : Gin $ittra.
t,,rtrarin. Ole erhfsrpatiss 9espeitf&e. = anf9'
fsbten SinSunstn ,inp ssatpf4lass tnss frattifAen
@,nies. = Gin 3aifae,iaet anp Gin SerSsentr Su.
-. .a,cad.ff5.! ssHptra',H,. 7sS sssaaiE. =
T gm atens tes Sases, an trsfaem mir m,in
Ser Trin,tsal eiu grisathlmum itsr srattii8e
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-03

the result Of their meeting Mr. Wolfe received his vs
tors courteousy and replied TO their address - fol-
lows
Ny FKESps-Anow TO thank you for this mark OF
your confidence, given night and n the same time
soy that the honor conferred upon 10 doubled by
the fact that has without any solicitation on my
part
Gentlemen, am not . politician you all know that
Ny business for the last thirty has preventep me
taking any active part in public Affairs have been AK
ed II was boil In this city waa not. was born IN
that good old mother Of states, Virginia. have spent
all the mature years Of my life In this great city, where
have reared family and all the ties Of local associs
tons have grown up around ] have identified IL
success with my and that Of my children. will not
attempt dscusd night any OF the political questions
that are now sgitatog the public mind They milan
to all Of you. Whatever causes there may DO for
this sad condition Of things, ono d moet prominent,
II 10 this-thepolicy Of the republican party 10 hos
tile and threatening toward our brethren Of the
South. ! oppose that party, and ! hope the
good OF the people win overthrow IT, Ny friends
cept the minatn that you have 20 kindly rendered ue
do solely with the view 90 what can 70 promote the
the national principles Of government as
candidate, can harmorizs tbs democratic pWy IN this
Congrescnal district object near 70 my heart shall be
content Al the time let that 1t tue be-
fore the election you ind anoher democrat who youi
and will cheerfuy resgn back 70 you the notnn
alton, for IT, for the positon elected.
IT, however continue 70 be candidate and should be
elected viii faithfully discharge duties and endeavor 70
am proud belong mercantile class Of this city They
sectional but favor the neress OF all sections aud OF
all cassea Again return most profound thanks for
The unexpected honor you have done me 70 night