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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-01-04
SIleriR's' sale.

james S. Gri es VS.. Vim. c. & Hugh Bond
by virtue of an order of sale to me directed from
Il the Court of Common Pleas Of Meigs County,,
will eer for sale at pabiic auction, atetheSdoor Of
the Court house in PomeFey, ,at II ,clook A.Ris 9
On 10th dag Of JcRnar4, a. p 1861,
the following described lands aud tenemens. 10 wit:
beginning at Robert Loves corner; themes
west 62 rods along said Loves line to a limestohc
corner thence south so rods to Isaac Lylc's south
east corner; thence east along Samuei Lyle-s and
Isaac Courts north line 69 rods to the place of be-
ginning, supposed 10 cortain 40 more or less
and lying in section & town g. range Is, Of the Ohio
Company's Purchase, aud being the same land that
said Bond bought Of John Folaen; except IS acres
of the end of said lot running clear T9
he sold Us the property of Hugh Bond Al the suit of
james s. Grimes Appraised $ .5Ho- FERNS CT
sale, cash. &. j. J. " Hi K, s. NJ. G..
Dec. II, ls6G.-5O-5t 39
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-01-04

= +.T-PPURIFIEs THE BLOOD There is no medt-
cine extant so reliable in cure of Scrofnla. Tetter
Chronic, Ulcers Syphlitie disorders nfaiilfhasien
OF the Kidneys. beueohh nnd like diseaessxas 3.
F. williams Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla and
Iodide of Potassium t57tsoRt
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-01-04
M TllE .eREAT ENeilsH, REMspynstK


- II :, TIE GREAT ENGLIsH .REMBDY- SIR
JAMES CLARKB,S SGELERRATEp FEMALE PILLS
-Frepar"d from aerescription Of Sir James Clarke,
M. D., Physician Extraordinary 10 the Queen. ne,
This we'll known medieine Is no imposition, but d
sure and safe remedy for Female Difficulties and
Distinctions, from ahyseause vhatever; and aitho,
powerful remedy, IL contains nothing hurtfat ke
the eoHstftution.s .szi1kzd szz5ss aSsss zToe5
Tomarried Ladies 1t is peculiarly suited. 1t will,
in a short time, bring The monthly period with
regularity. - I'll FEE - sa8EzSss5S
In all cnses of Nervous and Spinal, "A fscsiens,
pains in the Back and Limbs, Heaxjnesss Faiigason
slight exeron, Palpitation of fhc Heart, owness.
Of spiGts, Hysterics, SICK Heatache, Whites, and
all the painful diseases occasioned by disorderea,
system, these Pills win efeeta cure hen all other
means have failed. s''
These Pills have never been knoynto all, where,
the directions on the second page Of pamphlet az,
well observed.
For full articulaEs geta free, Of the
n. B,-ohe Dollar and postage starnps enclosed.
oany authorized agent, will insure bottle, con-
tanning over so pills. bylreturp mafls
Full directions eeompanyins each ebrparkage.sef-g
Sole Agent for the Uni1eG States AND cauada,
tBate I. G. B6ldwn& ea.s} Rochester, MY. .liin
For sale by J.. d. PARK. SURE, ECK KSFEIEs.t.-
Co., Cincinnati, O., d. REED. Pomeroy, o.. it-y.ss
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Home Testimony.

-
Dr.. RoBAcK-Dear Sir: ha te not the time fa write
you Of the beneit conferred by your Scantifnavfsn
Blood Pills and. Blood Purifer.-f took them, for
disease OF the throat and they only beneattedFt
bnt my general health alsos lam nov actually bet
ter than for eight years. They cured Miss Ellen
Waite, of this place, OF Liyer Complaint and weak
ness OF the Spine. Mrs Elizabeth Cross was etffed
OF terrible shooting pains In the stomach nd side
which had haf1ed the efforts of eraI good, Pysi-
clans. The value Your medicines could Be esta b..
lished by any amount of evidence, II nee be- IN this
vicinity. Yours Respectf1IIy.
Il Z = =SI n
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-01-04

By the of these Pills the periodic attackstof
ssNerpous Sick Hsadaehe'' may be prevented; and
taken at tn coplIneneeme nj of an attack, imme
diate relief from pain and sickness will be obtained
They seldom fail in removing the "Nausea and
Headache to which females are so subject.
They act gently upon the bowels-remoying Cos
tiveness r .--r.--...teFa = '.aif'', ~ -s-'a1 &
For Literary Men, Students. lteleate Females and
all persons of sedentary habits they valuable
Laxative improving the appetite; giving tone and
vigor to the digestive organs, and restoring the nftu-
rual elasticity and strength of the whole system a..
The CtPHALIC PILLS the result of long in
vestigation and carefully conducted experiments,
having been in nse many years, during which time
they have prevented and relieved a vast amount of
pain and suffering from Headache, whether orgtna-
ting in the system from deranged state
of the stomach
They are entirely vegetable in their composition,
and may be taken at all times with perfect safety
without making any change of Diet and the absence
of any greeable taste renders it easy admins
ter them to children.
BEWARE OF COUNTEREEITS! z-
The genuine have FIVE signatures of Henry C. Spald
ing on eacII Box.
Sold by D. ggists ard all other Dearersn a:pdfcnes
a Box will be sent by mail prepaid receipt of the
Price 20 Cents.
All orders should be addressed to -.....
HENRY c. sPALDsNG,
As Cedar street. New Work
Nov. %, lSG1.-4G-ly.
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l,E;,,f : J. W. HUNT, Ufnegist-.
ooio Dy ~. At1hO. -F-as 5 . erHzr fl-2W,1

!, nFMINIs7ERs OF THE GOSPEL, Of all ,denom-
nations, have used Wilson's Celebrated. Headache
Pills as remedy for the general ipdspositiou and
drowsiness which so frequently attends their ardr-
GUS calling, and hundreds of them have borne vol.
untary testimony of the great relief they
rienced from the use efthis edicine for
Nervous Headache. and similar Ills. Prepared and
sold by B. L. FAHNESrocK & Co., whaIesale
Druggists, and Proprietors o. B. L. FAffN RS.
ToCKis @VERMIFUGE, No. 60, corner WOOD ana
Fourth Streets, Pittsburgh, Pa, and D. REED, Pom
eroy, Ohio. rss .-:fSf.ImsI
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sheriH,s Sale.

Stewart A. Lasfey Might Welker.
by virtue of execution to me directed from the
l. Court Off ommon Pleas of Meigs .CouBty, will
offer for sale in Court street, the town of Pomeroy,
at o'clock P. M, tj .a ? -
y On the 18th day of January, 1861, ~
the following described property, wit: horse
seven old, sorrel mare; to be sold as the
property OF Might Welker at the suit of Stewart a
Lasleys@ Terms of sale, cash. .-e~-s.
jan ], 1e6l.-1-2w J. ]. WHITE, NJ G
u = ! : : sheriRs Sale. = u sE
John Stanley Timothy Welch.
DY virtue of an execution to me directed from the
ID Court of Common Pleas of Meigs County, will
offer for sal the door of the in Pome
10Y, at II O'Clock =. NJ, -s -- -..
On the 5th day Of February 1861,
the following described lands and tcnements to wit:
90 acres of land in the south west corner of the
south east quarter of section number 35, in town
number 3, range number l3, in the Ohio Company "a
purchases; to be sold as the property of Timothy
Welch h, at the suit of John Stanley. Appraised at
$3.50. Terms of sale, cash.
Jan ], I66I.-1-5t-$3. J. J.WHfTE, S NJ O p
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no WIVES AND MAFRONs,o
8 AdmiIlistrafor,sF Noties. :

= Ad1lliliistrafor'sF Notice. 9stE4
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersign-
~ ed has beeh appointed and duly qnaiified
as ADMINISTRATOR on the estate Of Daniel
Brickles, late Of Meigs County, o., deceased.
47-3t* HIRAM ALKIRE, Ad'nr.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-01-04

IFIt is wonderful hoR soon valuable remedy
becomesknown-Dr. s. o. Richardson's 3 Sherry Wine
Bitters is used and recommended BY the leading
physicians of the country, all who once try il
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-01-04

DEtrHos "A LtENce, Ohio, july s6th, 1859.
Messrs j. N. Harris & Co.--Gentlemen: 1 have
sold DIR. s. O. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bitters for
several years, and can cheerfuJly recommend them
to the public medicine Of DECIDED MERIT in ALI
cases Of Generai Debility, Dsspepsia, FeSer ana
Ague, etc. Yours trrl tss'Aaa - ssf5tea
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-01-04

Legislatqre, says: rs n 81 r3ry n Y
"They should be sent first to Mary
land, ito confer with that State upon the
plan .of s7esistng the inauguration Of Nh.
Lmd6ta. ! It is tie t1uty Of Maryland and
Iryoinin to- take earnest and decided steps
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ir7FCnEER 80 1NTELLIGENrE, comes to us daily
from various Tarts of the country, where those
troubled with huuors and chronic complaints are
freely using llr.S. a, weaver's Canker and Sulr
Rheum Syrup, Canker Cure and Cerase. They are
truly good articles and glad to see feas sue
ceed asthes deserve to- tI-2w.f
PERRY DAvIs.-This name is of world wide renown
not only for the celebrity of his medicine-PERRy
DAVIS PAIN KILLER-but for his great liberaty to-
ward the cause of Temperance, and his devoted
Christian lfe The church he built for the Baptis.
Society in the yearls53 W III bea lasting moaumout
to his good name. - tsfS = &AtS7A "a II
Sold by "A. SEEBoHM, and D. REED. TI.ew.1
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Der S q t 9 wurDe Bier all9eInellt 9efet'
EFT, Nlle @'eI6Gfte wareit 9eIblofet in'o bic
Girhen paren 9epr1n9t Spii. SIeIe @olpaten
pom Den uerl9iereuen 2asern 7tparen in Der
IStaDt. Sur Bic ullO "a taulen StGrur9en DOR
unO b%sipnper8 5ret Sin9lN9e f~etetten ben Sag
Iauf cine etenIo 9eiltretHe ME ei8s1ltbamltbe
Wet1e. Sic fshren IN einem Ntietbmager, nldz
Ella an1etrunten, nit 5ipei lebr lebbaIt 9etlsipsten
IOlme1 nit teangft9eiper Sdnellt9tett pur9
Den nTrDltAen She'll per Sta0t. Nls tie an Der
.@de Der 8. unO Sc Str. aulan9ten, JAP man, tpte
Die cine Der jun9en Danten aus Dem
IgSaeen rplte unD mitten aaf Der GtraBe cine
IentI6teDen uibt le9r Deceilte Nttitupe annaDm.
Der Magen fu9r IN 6bemIelben SGrttt petter
unD balp pnrauf fam pie aupere jun8e Dame,
lauf oielelbe gBetle tpie bic e~rIttre, gum VOrlhein.
Die bsipen @apalliere munterten tbren &ut@
IlAer 3u nOA gr6Bsrer gtie an, Der oaun an9
~unbarrnber8is ouf ieiue u~nleltgen 0anle los
IAlu9. Der gSa9en tpuvpe III lere8 gStnens
l,tht angebaltea. 4at eas
Die jungen Domen latnmelten i9re GnoAen
Iwieoer BON Der Strabe auf 9ratulirten IiN 9e9en~
lettig, DAP Ie niGt ben 9als 9ebrO9sn batten,
unp entferntsn IIA eiliglt, I'm Dem @elpGtt Der
i3ulGauer 81 ent9eBen.
Gerfau TN Sapttel. Die auttiu=
.nGre 0reen unp WtQiam8 perfauften 9eltern
allies alte Oteublement POM Tspral entantenbauie
unter eiaer srpben MeugepOn Steter1. Mebrere
Sa4en 9ingen lebr biltg, anpere gu lebe boBen
Drelien neg. assss..r,,qa 49,,
Dtesneue @ofi8 Ell. ~ Die neae 9eltssi
lasint tn lebr tur3sr .3sit pppular 3a werpea. Sn
mebreren Diltritten 1T pielelbe 70 raDifal gu
29erte sesonsen, pab Fh Die Snbaftanten nui
eine lebr erfreuliAe gEetIe permtnOert Daben, oa
t@ pie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bort niGt mebr bltdsu
.lanen.s sa aJDAl # 81 se .a
ga pt.s MeGrea pom g. CT. Dampfs,
IS. Sell bat ietnen 8ert9t dbera Elm Sreffen Spi-
Fl9en pem S. Bell unD Dem Dampfer SemtnOlt
unter 2teut, Jtorton uno Der Satterte BET Gree'
itone 9oiat eir8e9sbal. or teltati9ts paB nod
mebrere 8atterieen an Her pes 9ptpntac ppr'
banpen Isin milfsn.
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Sur Mptiamnbnte.
0ffiee bss Stsbt- Solicitors.

II fUTII#Y ATTte pA St1ntr@0uetiDrs,
Baltimore, Is. Sept. 1851,
Die Steuer3abler Rn6 aGtungsppQ Soran erfnncrf RS mt,
ben Seittmnan9elt Der Oropnnen3en bcs 8lreermeiners ,mh
staotratbes bon Baltimore, 10 mn nidt Der erm er1ten nSd,Heg
Ottpber Die faui9en aoren fir @eIonal. Giaentbum be,abjt S H.
Die unberittt8tea Gstnuu9eu III eie 9anbe ser 8oiIiffs oeo uhr
@ereen: 2ser f9 oaber wsttsre unroftcn eriparen min, iolafe' Ssne
BIN patreno oS lsRt9el Men9ts tu'S Gsine %bringen. Ger Ser
Iieiern, aaein bsrlelbe iGtg9 III pieleu 5alen wesen llm,nTo~ cSSs or
aneeler llrlabea ieBl, Ine RerlcneH, benen feiIe TorblnSS ,ufs
men, fnb beBbolb b6HiGIt eriuht, bebuiS ibrsr MsGSrrnoo sI -
oieer Office rrr3ulpre9en. TsNoN :"
stene. tpelGe tire Rs9nuneeu fir GrSffnuua Der eoueS. gm,t
nod ntbt besoblt baben, m0sen HpjS nsbuen, os iSIheS gisery
tbum am ~ ,. Mt. sum Gsrtauie aasse1Grieben miro. wcnT Se
nidt Az cher Dor ieuena Gage 3abluue leiren. "'i ~
Spl9. 6Ml Jag Spbn 9. @rabcS. SnpeFtcr
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9nnidzGIens.

Iiracs, SranSDr, @biseeD=Saunfd, nne Gsas
,@ier- BniiH) IN pCrSi9t@erG ualit1t. 81 b~ertaufen bel
9Os2Ss s. s. Sistert, gfe gSmbarS- II. 5rCn
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S1aD 8res,seu
& 3. MlarDlanO Gt9iment,
M Denticbe NllitbTraer in Nn(timpre

Antcridrt bon Sci aPc@onneI eini9e beutl6e @~Cn,paauien
LII ur oS otiac Ge9tnent on3upelten, bate i'd cine Office in
EAa9to. Is 9. %Treoertditr. BET prIerena betannten 2anosinann
Nnortos 66ineer auiaemoht.
Sceer Siir8er mnB = it @ntraituno is6n, mie ourb cen Gbr0sis
etnl9er Nemt rji9er en Sbel Der Union in @uIitauh teariffeni lit,
ul Die 9leatluus gu ~ittren, pelde n0G ter @pnfinitiDm bird,
Die I3ai9r tat ne6 Bottles srp1blt muroe.
Diubur9er, Elm Otann ber nidt 9etpr1en fan1, Ter fam aud5
ni8t f%eietlen, tecm @abNpru6 nniereS 9robsn Sfiuer Iabt uns
beberS9eu.
SaBt ms NIT aGer Sraft uno in Wtoiien ee9en pt1e 8err6tber
aieben. be u~nid9t9cs @leno lbsr bsles 9aab unS itnkre ;Sonli.
lien bro6ten. 9
Soaen 'ptr aniere 6amilien 9aa;li9iu glsns l~altcn,mun Ialeu2
th 1aae nte. Guf m ben @ahsnt 10 LANCE no2 glut in Zen
Ioern rnat, bapt mir ms lpnrpt9 Seiscr iael srcBcn MGnnsr,
10 lns l770 mt ibrsal u tie eisie 6reibeit e~ltimpften.
-ySspet perheIraibete Wtann fam ltlner 6amilie BON Gage Der
@inmaiterun3 $40 WBdeulid auebcSablen fallen.
g.. SEP SIS ano .8~erpflsaun9 ipwie 500 uao Elm San6-2Barant
tur l6O Acre 9ano betm Mblauf Der O~ieuiteit.
Wtine Office 1T often BON slbr @SorSeuS. laa lA9
feHOtt Stub Capt. nnp 9tefrttirune8~S ffster
Sp2652p $50. 13 g. Ereseridfr.
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GGrimae,

gStr empfin9en yer a2eila" BON &0tteream cine 9artbie bon
300Il6 umo 2o0l32 6GB1en dd,te oca. 8en-66riaae grers
3ralot, peiGe I'M @nm3en gum 8erfauf plteriren
@ebriber 9bHinNerI.
NS10S SO. 20 Scutt=@barIeSfir. mn stairs.
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letne 8eute ldlisBli@ in'S @ei6t, pbne ieoud
Oestalb Der ltrafenpen @sre9tieteit gu entaeten.
Gr murbe Dor NiGter garnace eebraAt unp pcn
oiele m Der 9rOoolt. Carrie iberssbsn,
Der Salt Barnep tpuree Geute Dor Der
Srp9un6 Court, 9idter 9urceG, ireiter perbau-
belt. Nle Se,reie seben auf brutate6 0etroae,
or5 Qteut. @baie Barney eesen irtre Srau unb
Rtnoer Dtnau5 uno rabrltetnltd miro ibm al
les Nnredbt ouf Die &tnper senonmen werpen.
6euer.- Mttttrph GaHt tpuroe @taQ unb
9etntle bon 9rn. s, Green an Der Is. Stro6e,
nabe Dem @belapeafe4 unp S9io. Canal purtb
6euer 3erltGrt. @Beiteres llntIi1greifen BEG 6euers
wuroe pur6 Die Otenlte Der 8ranflin- II. linton
6euer Gompagnisen perbinpert unp Der SuGalt
pes Ostauoes in StAerbeit 9sbradt. Der Ser
lult 1T 9ertug. l.saas - !,
Oieberetem. @t1ern murben G6os.
Nfc9uinn pom 2. N6poe Sslano 9ieg. uno @bs
6, Start unter Der NnfIa9e perbaftet, &tetcer aes
Itpblen gu babeu, uno bon &t6ter DOM gum net
teren YerbGr beigelteft. 3N2 zee
t6enrY 9lorri0, farbiS, wuroc Serbaftet, tpetl er
einem farbtsen 0jenpllen cine $10=gIote aelfobten
baben lolte. ST tpurpe tpe9en Mansel an Be-
peiien e~ntlaIen. {
Der RriegSIefretdtr BAT Die off
3ielle Nuebebun9 BON 9tetruten I'M Staate Soma
Dem @opperneur unterla9t, in Dem 8ertrauen,
rob Der Datrictisltus Golontairs genu9 3ur g6et-
terfibrun9 pes &rte9eS ms 6elp rufen wsrDe.
0eneen n. = Die betpen Qeute, pelAe Bel
Dem neulthen Nrtillerie= uno @aoauertesgfa=
neuper einen unfnI e%rlitten, finD nur lei6t per
tpunpet unp 9eben ibrer 0sneluns RAID entseaen.
WtGtt9e Stu rthten. Gin
Z teutenantD De erttrt.- @eltern Ofpr=
gen fam Die 8eliance In Der glaOp yarp an nit
oielen Gin5slnbeiten uber Die gntDedung elmer
feinpliGen Sattrrie bel 6rectuue @piut, rnss-
fabr % Metlen unterbalb @aIbinetcn. Die
Satterie bat Z 8anpnen, porlnter 3rpei pe3U9ere.
Die 9tetiance brahle einen lieutenant BON Der
9tebelen=Nrtlee, ipelder pot eini9en 3a9en auf
8loB aus Dem feinoliden Eager ettwilGte
uno Bel evans BON einem S6ppuer aufaeaonlz
men wurpe. Gr laSt, paB anpere l6pere gatte=
rteen btnter Den Vaunen rerbpr9fn leieit, mo-
cine Bel Yofpit Yotnt. Am Yctomac
lteben bon 10000 Bis $4,000 Mant, pelde lie
bod lebr rnylfrieoen lino unD germ belertiren
tpenn lie gelesenbeit paSu battea. Mle6-
rere Contributes paren auf Der Heliance.
Der Oampfer NlDunt Gernpn 1T nit Dem be-
I~ertirten lieutenant an 8pro Den 6luB binunter
eesau9en, melder w%abrlheinlia Die Sage Der
fetnpllben gatterieen naber anaeb9n loQ. &C.
tern Mlolon fam Der Oonpfepp Baltimore bon
glew gOrf bier an, wobin er msbrere pvltti(de
BON NnnopOlis ee6ra9t bate.
81 YfertGfe Rranfbeiti m 19ten
SnptanosN n t. Dies Meoiment
tpeldes in RulOrama i'm qaoer lteet, leipet an
111erflG rlid,pn Gronfhe;f feitner, her 0sor
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3nltimrre, hen 81 6rntem

m SGittI1rreI Den II, september lS6l+
q t~nbpifb.- IS wurben 700 Stud auSgetptcn
Hf preiie' feIt. @pn SO. OO@$4.25 y 100 ID
OnrhI6iitt6prei6 So 81 % 100 ID. @erfauft
wurben an bieiise MeB8er 4s0.
S9weiHe perlan9t u ,3u bGDerea Yreilea Ser>
fauff ppn So. 06@$5.50 p 100 tb beSablt.
.S6aafe $2.25@3.OO geiGpreh fir CUTE 6eer>
@1ea9pL per @aapne 3e7-4l Cts. fur 95pgt
8utter, bette @)oben q Gt8. % ID, @lapes 20
-22, GOabutter POS Gt8.
s ra1tet C9tplinen 81. 9002,25, palmnIIe 6
q Gts.,a @Orintben 81 gts.,2 Naanmea 123@
II GentS, p@itrpnen $l.55@2.OO per 8Ur,
Srangen 81 90 per 8Qr.
S ebernt 40 @ As els % Id tpeni9e I'M Mnrfi.
s. E ~ ), piempnt 81 Cts. y Is Melfen 10
fog @ts., Dltin. Sn9per 81 g, MuSfatnub
4O-55, @fefer lOf-l01, MaSfatbliit3e 48-
~ Cts. HalE Gi q a94T94l ,l 81
g uanO, Ysrusiauifaer 224o q $eO-e2
.&npdenmebl $26 per Genne.
g etretbet WeiSen5 rptb. prbthar 100@l12
gut bis auSseSeidnet 1l5@1l1 wetBtr CUTE,
ana l009ll5, EXTRA feiner l36Ol4o.9 tf#nf4E
SAFER, Girg. u. Marsl. 29@3l, pennI. 33,
3prln weibeS 5o@52, selbe8 45@47 Gts.
Nogsen, MarYlanb so, YennI. 54@55 @t5
Sew SimUtbY $l5@l7 per &pnae. alee Ell
aafGse, aio gut AZ @ Ia prima l44@l5,
SaSa 10, 2aquaNra 15@163.
= bNN+F tfp"' GNHtb" q W. AHHH ~ W.
"a O. rs, Stabt 24@30, Sber 8. 50@4. so,
aalb 1920 % Dug.
sc plafleS, Ma9coYape 1923, Nep>Srleans
- neuer 36@38 @ts. sxp sao5
81 & SOwarbtrset. iuper S5,0O@5.r2
n = ertra to fattep 8. 25@5,50
faultle 700
D6iu & RentadY IRper 5.O0@5.12
y ertra a9aIltH 5.25@6.5 so
i ellcf5n family 2i9T. aJ5f3I GOO
Isap GttY NiAs gut Bis fem 53i 800
ertra gsa 6.g6@6.25
@ell1 familY 800
denanprab 6antl9 TO
9 y 2 &tlsrSpir ertra g 5ua 1850
G pg enmebL II 6n1iDoa 40 S.b0@3s75
&prnmeb Lmng{s az h r aHs 3.O0@2.90
prppiIipnen, peniis Modftaee. @6altsrn
5a@et far Settenfade 10Th fir S6infeu
o e9@il3. SaI3Fstf4s preiie Seri6iepen, flu
2arb84@9,a a5I nsiT asl3 -.
6eis, 64@73 @t8. nI
Sals, WrOunO alum % Sad l25 Gt8p Mar.
i9aaS 81. 65@$1. 70, Nlbtpn's $3.50, Iurfs
Sslanc 5000 ts. % 8ulbel pom Stpre.
W oil {, nngepaihen 25-25 % ID, &amr1 %
81, feline 35 "a co.. 81 b egHga& ,Grl
q btSteN @itD % 0aa. 18@l83 = <ntS, ObtG
10, aber menig 8erfGuft& 4eHfa@ sM
3nder, NepsSrleanS 800 9. 100 GjrDeerieA Dr.
lpinair big gut 7,o0@S.75+e
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-28
SIN Colonel 6. 81. @etberbriSse.

srhoIh,t hermit, inter Der &ntcritat bes Rrieesmniittr$ I'd,
sem linter,enhneteu fr bt fen Taa ~ibertTa8et, bic @rlautnib,
MGnrii9afsn auf b%rsijabrtssn 3ienit in be arn,se Der gsr.
Staoteu, mcnn nidt fritbsr entlailen, iar 5wst Sattertsen ArttQe
dem Ssnf sepOrben miro, Suseitsat wercsn folen +"
gG. $. HurneII.
.Rraft ner mir erbeiiten Befu8ntb babe i'd in 1877 g8eIt.@al.
tntrrsarabe, Gde non SgoeHtr. inter Qieut. 9. 9. 8aplpr
mb in Der 8antItr., nabe 8rpabpap, n;tter 9ient naht Saute$ s..
Niabp, 9etrnttrInsSsSureau erDfFuet.,
Ma923s q. ". Hetberbribge
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-28

xE4S&3N %T* oOTTIte+
6fNA @ IS Baltimore, ben %, Stunt 1861.
Verlanet fpfprt: 500 Nferne, MORON 400 sergi9Ii6e
NiIien. Die 9isroe inliIen p6li9 Selunb, gut 9ebaut unb iri bon
e6sm 5sbIsr, be %StstpisrSe nidt idn9sr ais 5 rnO tu4t alter ais
Is 9anb bp9 ieiN. 6arben; i6pars. braun, erait unb gap. Der
Brsts bari $125 fir iepeS ndt ~aberIteiaen.
Sie mlIIcn sur Snipetticn an r8nas 9eao SGtel""Staisn n
fperSen w SoS. 8eIgeri
Suli1- N.Q.sDc.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-13
Charles Lsysr, the Novelist.

Charles Lever is thus spoken Of In the Phils-
delphia Press clever, on the strength of his
large salary and prospective profits Of bis works,
commenced living in lofdly style In Dublin
The dresses and jewels of his wife "a pretty
creature, with feet as email as Cinderella's, Of
which Il was hard to say whether be or she was
most vain) eclipsed those Of the Lady Lieu
tenant; his horses, equipages and liveried
grooms made the Viceroy' turn out'' appear
shabby in comparison; bis entertainmentB we're
on an equally magnificent scale; bis residence
was at Templeogue House, q little way out Of
Dubliu--the former seat, we believe, Of Lord
Palmerston's father, in the days when Ireland
had a separate Legislature of her own. After
keeping up the ball at great rate for several
years, to the admiration Of Dublin, /. soon be
came apparent that Mr.. Lever was trying his
speed with q we'll known public functiouary--
the result, delicately intimated in familiar
phrase, was, 'he outran the constable, and re-
tired from Ireland just In time to avoid the fatal
touch Of the bailif for what Paddy called sus-
pieion Of debt, and has been wandering over the
world ever since, dating his books from all
places, and believed 10 owe more numerous and
heavy bills at the principal hotels In Europe
than any other man living Latterly he has re-,
sided in Italy, and with a salary Of about
90, 500. The duties of bis Office he faithfully
performs--by deputy. His own residence is at
Florence, some seventy miles distant from his
consulate, and he lives with all his old habits
of extravagance. What splendid Minister OF
Finance he would make !! For over twenty-five
years he has liyed OFF the land with no other
capital than his brain, which is constantly at
work on some dashing story. He had no money
to start with, no regular income to carry on the
war with, yet how luxnriously the man has
lived y, ,,f ~. -r,,3 h ssig,.t y. /, .--.g.. ..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-13
Pennsylvania OIL.
The Pittsburgh Post saws: .

kuo EttsuutBhN urt ouys' taNa
People at distance have little idea of the
magnitude Of the oil business In Western Penn
sylvania.u In PhiladelpAla, We are teld most
Of the business men regard the oil business as
speculative and chimerical In its character.--
Such Ia not the, fact. The product of the oil
wells 10 already 0 prominent article Of COM
merce, and 10 daily becoming more important.
On Monday, the Allegheny river being In exl
cellett boating order, three small steamers
landed at our wharf, from the wells IN the VII
cinity of Franklin, l,067 barrels of oil. This
10 but single days receipts here, and larger
quantities take the Northern route to New York
city. Thesuccess Of oil boring apecnlations is
greater than most, IL not all, kinda Of mining.
The incidental trade which this business causes
to our city 10 already very large. We regard it
as fixed fact that the oil business 10 destined
10 become one of the greatest trades Of Western
Pennsylvania, andit will not be many years be,
fore "our substantial oil men, will rank with
sour substantial iron men, on tho score Of
wealth. tsei ~ I.