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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

Ayers Cherry PecJoral,
FOR THE RAPID CURE Oh
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness,
Coup, Bronchitis, Incipient Consump-
ton, and for the relief Of Consumptivo
Patients in advanced stages Of thu
Disease.
So wide is tlc field of its usefulness, and 80
hnmcrous are The cases of its cures, that almost
every section of country nbOunds in persons
publicly known, who have been restored from
alarming and even desperate diseases of the
lungs by its use When once tried, IFS superior
itv over every other medicine of its kind is too
ap5arcnt to escape observation, and where its
virtues are known, the public no longer hesitate
what antidotc to employ for the distressing and
dangerous affections of the pulmonary organs
that arc incident 10 our climate. While many
inferior remedies thrust upon the community
have failed and been discarded. this has Stilis Il
friends by every trial, conferred benefits on the
afflicted they can never forget. and prodnced
suros too numerous and TOO remarkable 10 Dt
forgotten.
PREPARED III
DIR. r. C. AVER & CO..
LOWELL. MASS.
Sold by NJ. L. STARR & BROTHER. and B
DICKINSON 81 SON, Delaware, nd by Drug
SURE. ECKsrEIN & CO., Wholesale
Agents, Cincinnati Ohio.
IaOuarv 2S. 1889.
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COZ NV CONVENTION.

Mess DoaeLas and JonSsov boino
the nominees Of the National Democrat.
&c party for President aud Vice Presi.
dent Of the United States All Nation.
al Democrats and all others favorable ia
iLe Tarpotuity Of our government and
II titotions, are respectfully request.
d 70 meet at the Town Hall in tbc
''0n OF Macon on Saturday, tue lltb
lust, for The purpose of an expression
Of opinion and for preliminary step,
for County aad State organization i
of the part
Several distinguished gentlemen will
be invited and arc expected to be pres.
ent and make speeches on the occasion
DOUGLAS MEN
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NOXUBEE HOUSE.
Macon, Miss.

Ut, G. CLINE respectfully in
: A. forms his fellow cltz,naand the
travelling public, that he has taken
charge Of The aboge named hlo'cl
Under his direction, he building has
undergone a borough ienovauon. ex
Jcrnally I'd internally A corps OF
prompt and edl,ien, stryonDs are IN al,
tendance, aud The table wlfl Be supplied
with an abundance OF wholesome ana
well served tood, and such Jcleacies
as the Mobile market aud the sur.
rounding country afford
The proprietor is resolved lha, neat
ness and order shall preside in the in.
terror economy Of his establishment.
aud that nothing shall be left andonc
which can contribute TO the comfort Of
his guests
He is determined to merit liberal
patronage ana expects confidently to
receive it from an approaching public.
LA free hack will run to an from
The depot, in connection with the es,ab.
liShment,
aue 30 1860 If
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RELIEF IN TEN hlSUTE +!
B r Y A Ms
PuEEMOMlC WATERS.

The glnal medicine Esishshed IN Ss7, sid he ars
article II III nd ever irhud eed nhder the M np q
MuNlG MAtERs,' u this er aty olhsr cln
genuine ,an he In wa by the maine / RYA n bein1
stamped o. IN ~ n
BsYANS rULMnETc WAFFEs
Relieve G rghs, ODDS sore Thr at Iloarsenesa.
BRYAN $ PUtNO 80 wAffRS ''''s''
Reli-ve Aghg llragcaii's niIe !, Urea hing
BRYANiS PULMONrC WATERS
Relieye Sr,titg ned, Paias III ihe t il st.
BRYANiS PUIMONIC AFRRi,
RR ANS rU MON tG WAFkRS
Re ieyo lrria 10 Il he ptula aad rnnsls,
BRYANS PUtM hNtl WAFERS
Re ieve the sboge comp al tsn 90 minu a.
RRvAE'S pUtMONIC NAfERS
Area tless rg tn all c ASS > and C,nsltnuops
BRYAN'S PULM NIe WAFG
A adapted lat Ydetlf-fs aed Pubiio slprakers
6RYAN : FLLMoNfU WAFEgS
Are II Il IN, le rm aud pheasant hs tase
II VAN r LMO 1 WhFEfS
Not on rtli ve, 4 elect r u d md as ING enres
bRh ANS r. LMuN IC W Ft.rS
Are warrtued to give fallsl,c ion u every one.
No Family shon 90 without n ttxof
BRYANls ruMn lC WAFEAs IN til HoCsr,
No Tr,yee er sh eld ever he " hout a supply Of
BRYAN'S PuLMONlC WAFERs
IN HIS POCKET.
No person will ever object to give fol
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS
TWENTY FIVE CENTS.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor,
Rochester N, Y.
For sale b Macon by
II DENT, and
SAMPLE & MLELLAND,
In Mobile, by all the Wholesale
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

M WILL give a great bargain in Tie
Il sale Of 1905 acres of land lying
within two miles Of the Macon Depot,
500 agres in a high state of cultivation,
unsurpassed for the production Of cot,
ton, with m excellent dwelling. house
and good buildings, pleasant and
sandy location to live upon, with good
bottom lind 10 cultivate. There are
two settlements, one known as the Ward
place and the other as the Ames plan.
iatlon. will sell them separate if de-
sired. and any reasonable time will be
given for the payments that a person
may wish.
Mr., Richard Stowars will show the
place to any one desiring TO purchase,
IL 0 BEASLEY.
MAY 81, 1860 3m
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GENERAL REMARKS.

The oldest living editor in the State.
IS the Hon. J, +. IL. Claiborne, of Bay
st. Louis. The prominent position he
has filled in the public eye for thirty
years, renders extended notice unneccs-
sary As an editor, politician, congress.
man, historian and scholar, he has sus.
tanned high rank, He is a native of
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Blount Springs. Ala

VENHIS delightful watering place will
r. be open on the first day of July,
by NJ. DUFFIE, who will be there in
readiness to receive guests The build
ings are going through repairs and ven
tiIation. The proprietor has used all
diligence in selecting choice wines and
liquors, as well as meat and pastry
cooks, among which is Mr.. Il, 6. Moore
There is every appearance for full
crop of fruit at these Springs. On the
first Of July there will be triwcekly
stage from Montayallo Depot to the
Springs, which will make time from Sci.
MA to the Springs in two days
Outside visitors will find good splcc
tion of dry goods and groceries on the
premises, where they can be supplied
with everything in that line.
RATES OF BOARD.
From one to ten days 81 50 per day,
From one to thirty 81 25. Thirty and
over 81 day Children, servants and
horses half those rates.
For those who may desire it, satisfac.
tory drafts, payable in Mobile will be
received for bills.
May l6, 1860. 2m
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ADVERTISING SHEET.

RPWe have received several com
munications in reference 10 the celcbra-
tions of the Fourth. which shall appear
next week.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-07-11

LAND WAsmNo.-Persons having
yards or gardens subject to wash, would
find an ofiectuaI remedy in using Che
shavings from the court house building.
which, no doubt, Mr. johnson would Be
glad to get rid Of.
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Der Ocratic Mcettug.


At meeting Of the I'moa.-.y Of
Nozu 'e county IN t1a lo"a la. I'D
Macon On Monday the YIN. on notion
Of w. y 'ngs'reet. pr' A 4. f41'
was called 70 the char .ad. X. =,
!, yates ; v was requested Y A. "' secretary
=, Inc !, i0.',"'"s resolution was % F'a y
W. = Augustus anu a o''P''d.
, %esoI Se'S' y ''o ). 'u0'..'' I'''S
., N0za9ee +, *, county ~ !, soos. a''o' :, s''
oIs'' Ina, ! a. we co'o'o,.s '"'"' T.. F.. r
sons 2. a.. P'.~.,' "ao '.s ".'4.. .
Onl'o WIN u" ~ ''g P.''... e.
put down s'o'lo0aIIs'o. ..' " ..''s
'no'o pure patriotic 'o0 ..on"
"c"' ;, D,gg"e.s''4s =, y
oInces OF fTeSioeH. .a ie'.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-07-11

NEw PosrAcE STAMPS, Orders
have been received from the Depart
ment for the manufacture Of thirty cent
postage stamps, which are now greatly
needed by those in correspondence with
Europe, South America, China and
other far off points.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-07-11

INDEPENDENCE DAY--Accorairg to
usual custom, to allow all hands to ru-
ralize and enjoy themsel 'es an adyv'
tising sheet, only, will be issued this
week.
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CANDIDATES..

The following names are Of
iered as candidates for the va
rious Offices in Noxubee co.:
For Sheriff,
W. B. LUCAS,
w I. EILAND,
J0HN T. DIsNUKEs.
Il. S. G, FOSTER.
JAMES KINCANNON,
BISHOP j. WARNER.
i4.;s ! Col. 7. HAYNES,
W. G. WILLIAMS, Jr.
". N. CONNER.
CHAS. NJ. THOMAS,
For Assessor.
r. W FEATHGRSTON.
j. B. ROBBINS.
NJ G. PENRY.
ADAM LAGRONE.
j. B. PUCKETT
EDWARD JACKSON.
For Treasurer,
j. G. WILLIAMS,
JESSE HARMON.
JESSE LAGRONE.
W r SAMPLy.
S HUCKABY.
WILLIAM GALLOWAY.
n=The friends Of A. NJ. BOWLING,
propose him as candidate for the Office
Of County Treasurer,
For Probate Judge.
r. RUFF
JAS. L. GRAY.
For Probate Clerk.
CHARLES BELTS.
For Coroner,
G. W. EDWARDS,
Beat Officers,
JUsUlcE OF THE PEAcE- Beat No. 3.
W. G. II. BUCK.
For Constable,
i. j. TRIBBLE.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-07-11

Cure FOR DEAFNEss,--Sulphuri
Ether poured directly into tie ear in
doses of from four to eight drops day
is said to be sure cure for this disease.
It is French discovery.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-07-11

Natehez. aud it was IL r3 bis first bud.
ding genius was diyulg I ud while yet
a boy he began to vie : aoen which has
siuce added lustre to lie Mississippi
press. At the age Of J,aaty.one years
he was elected to the legislature from
the county Of Adams, ,ipiwas repeated
" reelected. He aforprds removed
to Madison county ard vas elected to
Congress twice, but WI finally defeated
IN the memorable eln, 'st with the late
5 s. Prcntiss. Nez 10 returned to
the tripod, and leca ne editor of the
Natches Fire Trader, After the elec.
ton Of President Polk le removed to
New Orleans, and repeo IDLY contrihu-
ted 10 the columns Of several of the
leading journals Of that city About
ten years ago, be remoyta to Hancock
county, in this State, ati retired from
the press audfrom politics directing his
attention skcldsively to literary pursuits,
The FLito and Time, Of Sam Dale,
,be Mississippi Partisan, has appeared
fyh his pen, and " Thc Life Of Gen,
Xuitman,' is now in pres. He is also
engaged on " History Of Mississippi,
which We trust his usefil life will be
spared long enough tofni a Col Clai-
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Comm H1ttcdted,

Communicated.
Let me tell you how to get to the
Promised Land Let alone tobacco
liquor, and overly.fno dressing Be,
licyc in the TRUTH, aad Are up 10 IL,
NJ. G.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-07-11

OxroRD UNvERslry.-.-We learn
from the Oxford " Mercury. that the
following gentlemen have been elected
Professors in the College, to Rll vacau.
cies. Mr.. Quinchey, Of Aberdeen, Pro.
fessor Of Latin and Modern Languages.
L. Q. G. lamar, Professor Of Ethic.
and Metaphysics, j. +. Trotter, Of
Marshall, to the new Law Chair.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-07-11

j. T.. Buck, we annow ee 'an.
didate or the Calculation Of II lily
Groceries, &c. &c Store--uudel He
Masonic Hall
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-07-11
Notes Os Printing and the Press
in Nsiee.Asippi.

yg4,.,,
IA '''''.>''PP''
vrp raraa aor rr ucy.avna wmA I
The ias,anrg sarrri wrl St
one tirga. one al IIa most Influential lr..
nars fthe State. Ii was merged into
the Su, about tv, ycars ago Il has
numt cred among lis editors some Of tac
ire. minds in The State Bu.a most
remarkable fatality m, 6lIow i most of
hem. Which has rendered ia history
meI.nsAalv bat irtevstinq The n9oer
was founded IN 1887 by Dr. Jau5
Iamnand DR. Willis d Green. a broth
cro.Dho celebrated editor aud politician.
teen Puff Green, Il vas sarted as a
STATE GjElts9aTargt,aa Calhoun school
IN other words rc>r aal the cause Of
he Nol.aer4 Irsao became q rogu.
r Dam0aa.io rr. md was hm5us
Ha violence ST which /. sannor.ei
l) aae T. zH'aa aid fha
.uouoss w. 3D.. lga,4itel its All.
gafs les IT. d. gas not 5ar con.
ne, d vitl.G gu Ijs ra,;r.u "a.
DR. ilaaa tna, laaI,tar. ~
Ha,an was ar IA several
fIl,s Inf h. rgt r5- Anal u,.N
an editor ~ ..hrr, If-lj.
Gan WIN II n.a ra~ g, ,
If .iors9rr ,t. Hgnr
vovar.1 r1 A., M
EiIl,am ,..-.
Darfa NJ
member IF NJ ams ,,f.; r.,
Tba d.Eaa ...,. .o...si.....,
clo II H. .1 r.,.r r.g...... g., ~. I.
htLrr If t.r .ws n, A. s
nrsbioaf g. JJ..an D ..i
o,'o ,;;L.e ai.r = p..,:4' +. T.. .t 7.
MAJ .,t... cg,,a ..,.r. 'i,... .,..-.
w ti'e .teas eAl.uf OI lAe ish+turg
,'rl.. = I.. ~ ~ I,o I, -'l''"s4 q l.a
,..r, s., ~ 4. " r @..5'.
ma !, z =. ,''., N''
II + ra,1'+. H.. ~ o.'s "SI:. a. ",''. p VIZ
,r.s /, -.....I.i T. i. n..I = ~ .l.A Da
!" -, ~; i0''+ei' ' ~ :. c .'' = ~" "'Ia2
" II',' n. r is.',p .. ."s ,..a'o;
IN - t." N's succeeded as ea,,or
~ $780,. =. a. -'.ea9a''. ,..li ms executor Mr..
'''ou..11' l..'. g'i'yu 'o' paper oa5 sAoft
~, o.,1G, G.., g-o0 Nc wa, succeeded by Ryan,
=" i'is'In,l Q, 'aieG,' lie was Killed
VI uiEl l.F N. H. iammGt, then cdl.
bo Wolto, TI;oiar afNa,,i1. IT., II-I1
s.voraI diEan;cS am3 -,r,o"ua' ,a, ,I, lie ia"
!. la5, .'''I I,. '..'gS ana was Wo1Gae1 u re-
Er If th;. l,, ''"''g th, I,, "''l ~ ioi oi'G'
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TlnWarG and stoves.

ENIN and Sheet Iron work Of a
II every description doae at 81
short notice. Shop opposite the y
court house .qnare, next door 10 Grow
ci lIaf..css shUF
B ] WARNER, agent
June 20, go, If
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-07-11

DOUGLAS ELEoToR,--B. N, Kinyon
is the Douglas elector for the First Dis.
triet.
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Notice.

Al oersons having claim, ms, a.1'lss .Isass
the "Noxubos hliies, =. an day Of
P,fy'p, sIv n.a', 'pi y Capt wier for ''' '''
lion 5L GRAY, s'y
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w. Johnson,
TEXAS HEDGING COMPANY
Hedging OF BOcS D'Arc or
OSAG T. OR 4 y G. Il.

ILAlD ILUuIlu UuHi lll
Hedging Of BOcS D'Arc or
OTAG T. OR 4 y G L.
NTOW is the time for the Farmers to
~ avail themselves Of the opportuni.
ty Of getting them Hedge planted and
trained by tbi, Company, who have had
from 10 to Is years experience in the
business, guarantee to give general sat,
isfaction to all who may favor them.-
We can grow youa
LIy = FENCE
in four years time that viii be impenc-
trabla By any kind Of Stock whatever,
and that will stand the fury Of the TEN.
pest for ageS 50 come,
Persons getting us to HEDGE for
them are requested to prepare the
HEDGE ROW
and work the Hedge according to in.
sAuctons,
Terms CT Hedging.
Double Row per mile, $4,000, one
third down, tho balaucc when the Hodge
is completed
Persons wishing to purchase Seed or
or Plants can be accommodated at any
Of the undersigned Agents, at the fol.
loving ratea, to-wt
Seed per pound 7jccnts, or per bush
el $1,000
Plants per thousand IS co.
Oar Seed are gotten cut in the up.
per Trinity Valley, Texas, under The
supervision Of one Of the Company, and
are warranted fresh and genuine.
lfyou want the genuine Seed make
your purchases ofthis Company, or their
Agents.
Pomoroy Il Marshall, Mobile, Ala.
II nant. Mseor Nice
Edward King, Stontcvallo, Ala.
John X. Ottley, Columbus, Miss.
T. j Lewis 4 Co., Aberdeen. Miss
Persons desirous Of having work done
in this county, will please forward orders
to our Agent at this place, Dr. II Dent,
when they will receive prompt attention.
L i. NORRIS 4 co.
May o. go. "
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THE CONSTITUTION
anu
The Union!

a meeting to ratify The nominations
Of John Bell for President, and
Edward Everett for Vice Prosi
dent Of the United States, will be held
at Macon on Monday the 23d of July.
Come one, come all.
BELL MEN.
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State Of MississaPo
AZ, rnhnp ElnARL,

Ntdte OF mtSetos1fl
N1.rubee Co8R'b ,pa
PROBATE COURT
! NoD' A, D. l50, - n
III cnfhnnn '"9 % /, W. Snpa and J; =, ".
Garner. admiui:tralo Of Isaac i'''
Ior dcceasfd- ri "
70 4. Caroline NJ. Garn : vie Oh ., ! b't :"
% Garner, o",e sarah E. Hlo'oa, ,,lD. aaa NJ W
husband ". G. lii1Ioa,'Dl1r lrsyIoi %t
TnyIor. minor heir Of Isaac l'''"
deccased-- 1.oOd
xvoU are hereby noiiilea % u o' Ills ,bs
y an nDOeal before this court 2 !. '1J If
,S"t, .,on 10as' oa tho '6rd Monday o July NJ,
Macon 1sSo. % !, 1 being the fitsl day o. s'ld
Arm, A. ,1oO' ,6pU and there to show cause a
1Sy % ! g0q csRoun eIn' %nY / " snh 'pa 3d.. !.
T.,lor ", @'' deceased, shonld not BE- iin~Iy I,0T
Cd, d. approved and decgeed 'iSSIp'''' SSso
= Issued on the lllh JOne; 10. ! isgT Fgirs.
CHARLES DEL m irlr'rk,
Inn rs. 1860. Al---
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S. R. BELL,

Respectfully offers his services to the
surrounding country, in the practice OF
Medicine aud Surgery. Female diseases
will receive his special attention. Of.
flee, 3 miles southwest from Brooksyille
June 4, 1860. If
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-07-11

Lirer Co@piaim, Dyspepsia, Jaun,
Dice Nervous D.aility and all Diseases
arising from adisord4fed Liver or Stom-
ach, such as Constipation, Piles Acidity
Of the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn,
Folness or Weight in the stomach, Sour
Nsae.a.io7a S;aHis- Flttev;og a.
the Pit Of the Stomach, Swimming Of
the Head, Hurried and Difficult Breath
ing, Fluttering of the Heart, Choking
Sensation when lying down, Dimness Of
Vision, Dots or webs before the Sight,
Yellowncss oftho Skin aud Eyes, Sud.
den Fushes of Heat, and Great Depres.
sion Of Spirits, are speedily and perma-
nontly cured 10y IIO0FLAND'S GER.
MAN BITTERS, sold It Is cents per
bottle, by the prop.ictrs, DR.. G. NJ.
Jackson, 4 Co., 418 Arch Street, Phil.
adelphia, aud by all druggists aud deal
ers in medicines in the United States
and Canadas.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-07-11

The souFaraN SuN was removed to
Flck burg from Yazoo City. Its edit.
ors were W. D. Roy aud James L. Nc.
CuIiam. These gentlemen purchased
die Sentinel ofice, and merged the lat.
ter into the Sun. 1t is now the Demo.
cratic organ Of Vicksbarg. Col Roy
was killed in rencontre with Daniel
). Shepard, formerly clerk in his of.
ice, the particulars of which are still
fresh in the minds Of the public. j. i.
McCullum is now the sole editor.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-04-10
Cincinnati Wholesale Market.

CINCINNATI, April 6. 1860.
FLouR-There is no chnRge whatever i II the alar-
ket. The demand is, as heretofore, quite limited,
but holders remain firm, refusing to make any con-
cessions. The sales are unimportant We quote su
pertine at IS MOS 50, and extra at S. 609 s5
GRoCERtEs-No change in the market. The de-
mand is fair for all articles, and the market frm-
Sales of 70 hhds prime Sugar ut s2lc $50 bags fair
Rio Coffee 3 and small lots Molasses at 45946c
OLA sale of 25 brls i.nseed at Csc. .'
WHEAT-ThG market is firm, with good demand
at 81 3Ul 33 for prime VIII te; 81 2s@I 81 for prime
red
CoRN-The market is dull and unchanged We
quote Ear in bulk at 45946c. Sheled is nominal al
46c. -...
oArs-There was an improved demand to-day, and
prices were l@2c higher, closing at 4@42c in bulk
RYE-The market was dull, and prices a shade
lower we quote at 81 Ou@l 05 arrival and from
stores.
BAY-We have no change to notice in the marke
since our last report
CHEEsE-The demand is fair and prices steadS a
last quotations. sales of so boxes new at 6e, ans
IUO do summer cured at lO1c.
BuTTER-Choiee is scarce and in good demand q
5@l6c Inferior is dull and heavy at 99Ilc. V
quote fair to prime at 1l914c.
APPLEs-The demand continues fair and price
steady At 50 1904 25 per brl for fair to prime.
PoTAToEs-Ths market is dull and unchanged. w,
quote prime Northern at 81 1901 IS per brl, ant
common at 9rc@Sl 25 per brl.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-04-10
- -.
Served Him Right.

Served Him Right. - - = -
David Tucker, worthy citizen of
Hartford county. Maryland, and apron
inent Methodist, has been indicted by
the Grand Jury for circulating incehdi-
ary documents. His offense consisted
in giving to the good scholars of his
Sunday School present of one years
subscription to the Sunday School Ad-
vocate
Now, Mr.. Tucker ought to know bet
ter than to circulate such paper among
children; and especially when Grand
Juries are composed of Democrats. We
suppose there are some hundred or two oi
these same "ineendiary" papers taken
in the Sunday Schools Of Pomeroy.-
But, unfortunately for the country, the
Republican party is SO strong in Ohio
that Democracy cannot suppress the pa.
pers, nor indict the Superintendent o4
the Sunday Schools for circulating them
If such wickedness as giving away the
Sunday School Advoct,te is ever to be
punished as it deserves, the Republicans
must be put down, and the Government
placed ia the hands of the Democracy
Can't something be done to bring abou
this much needed reform? IF such pa
pers are allowed to circulate among tn,
children, Democracy is doomedl
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-04-10

D-PTiiE GREAT. ENGLISH REMEDY.-SI
JANE CLARKE'S CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS,
-Prepar.d d from prescription of Sir James Clarke,
NJ. D., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen. fa
This well known medicine is no imposition, but a
sure and safe rcmedy for Female Difficulties and
DISTINCTIONS, from any cause whatever; and altho'
powerful remedy, it contains nothing hurtful to
the constitution. .-
To married Ladies 1t is peculiarly suited 1t will,
in short time, bring on tho monthly period with
regularity. h
In all OF Nervous and Spinal Aztec ions,
pains in the Back and Limbs, Heaviness, Fatigue on
slight exertion, Papitation of the Heart, owness
of Spirits, Mysteries, Sick Headache, Whites and
all the painful diseases occasioned by disordered
system these Pifiswii effect cure when all other
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For full particulars, get pamphlet, free, of the
Agent.
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Full directions accompanying each package.
Sole Agent for the Unte States and Canada.
s JOB MOSES.
(I.ate I. c. Baldwin & Co.,) Rochester, N. Y.
For sale by J. D. PARK, SURE, ECKSTEIN &
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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-04-10
Dissolution.

TIME partnership existing between NJ. Nye,
l. jr, and j. Grant, under the name Of NJ
Nye Co., was dissolved by mutual consent
ON the 10th day OF February last The unset
tied business of the firm will be closed up by
NJ. Nye, jr.
NJ. Nye and NJ. Nye, jr., will continue the
business under the old name Of NJ. Nye & Co
April 2, lS68-14-3t* NJ, NYE & Co.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-04-10
Responsibility of railways.

A bill has passed the Legislature of
Texas, giving the heirs and legal repre-
sentatives Of person killed by negligence
of common carriers a civil remedy for
damages. The provisions of the bill
also give the remedy against any person
who wantonly and without cause, kills
another; the ike remedy is for DANA ges.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-04-10
New York csntral Parl..

The Scientific American says the cost
of the ground and the removal of the
State property which was on part of it,
amounts to s6,975, 900, and that the plan
of the Commissioners, if fully carried
out. will make the Park cost the city
$18,0O0,0OO by the time tits finished
"a perfect political whirlpool for suck
ing in the money" 5aif a -aa
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-04-10

Sa The Spring elections in Michigan
Indiana, and everywhere else, show
largely in favor of the Republicans
Even Dubuque, in Iowa, heretofore the
strongest and most overwhelming Dem
ocratic of any city in the West, has gone
Republican. Every indication points
to a triumph of the people over the
slave power and its allies in November
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