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oHERIEE'A BALE

RS virtue o. ~ execution 70 me directed from the
y omse Of me CLERK u the District Court Of rats.
saa,ni e., corn,y Iowa shall proceed to sell On
49, ssy us ay ~ Auxiss, 4. D., 1861, between
ssa ds --tsse y e.insneaee Al O'Clock r. jim fr.nt
=, rse eorhy nee in the eity q Couseii
The y. Of the SIS u See "a. T,-nsb,. 70 .o.wh =
= : ~ o. We ~ 81 Sec ~ Township 10 gHsnse =,
90 = o. ias So o. See ~ Tesnship7 s Range ~
y 'ss 800 BENG situate In Csr,,.
na9re Or liza, saa IofD acres
Tshen ~ ne prosperity ~ no, ls,,,,,
ssfy as Execution ~ favor u wa. n Pee, ~'ss-
g. cBAI6 shsrfH
counes, n,.r. les. ~ Reed Deputy
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THE GREATRATrLE.

dddition al details Incidents of Reroism-
The Battle Decisireiy Won! Singular
Order TO Refreoi-d Panic Among The
iednisteis It's effect uDon the Soldiers
The Enemy Atiempito Pursue - Then
are Repaired BY the ". Y, Eiahth-
Praissro,thy conduct Of The Eighth
Not orsr 500 Killed and Wounded-R Re
organisation Of the Army-- Gen. Nc
Clelidn Called 10 its Command.
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BRIGHT nav uops.

t.ksn NJ y Asrreiious NeKown Al nj. ,..,s.,.
IN Andersen ~mshsp MllI. ,a.,.,. rs srssaehce
aay ~ 5sre 1851, BRIGHT Fry trstst,x n - r,.,
, h'as ICE snpTseea y be screaers, ye,s. ss.hs.a
sp,s 81 tn bs1s de wesfacrs-aI,ea "a .atts
tail ~Sfs--eiAsS Esoe AID
1919. cesare Tssas. p. E.yton pS Avs 70 ~,
s%o9s Lrstss5ie an1 Dars 1<tabilse
u. g. Watkins, CLERK
I'M, s,s tz, Nils County, Ia-s
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SFIEfsIEF'S SALE.

Dy virtue of Execution TO direct cd from the
- Office OF the Gle vi the District Court Potia-
wattanc County, Iowa, shall proceed .eli on Sat
urday the gath day OF Aus ust, A. ID 1851 between
the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. 81 and O'Clock p ~ Of
said day and commencing at the hor OF IL O'Clock
d. of sad day III front of the County Treasures or
in The eiiy Ut council Butts the following descT-
bed keai Properly ct Huesi"n knght, to- wiz The n
W. Of the Sc y, and the Sc OF the Sc. of Section
So Township H. No tn RANGE ~ Wtst and the N 4 OF
the SW ut Stctlua 80, Iownsl n Range a West
and the NEs of the NES OF Section l. Township 16
Rahse "a West, and the y OF the NV y! Section &
Tuwnship76 Range % west
Taken as the properly ucs'on Knight 10 satisfy an
Executivn IN favor CT To"tie ~ Jackson.
re I'D II. CRAIG Sherry.
Fly O. i. REED, Acpuiy.
Douglas Il Ross, Att'ys for Plaintiff.
Council Nuts, Iowa July 2Otu. lsfI - -
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SHIEIITI'S SALE.

Dy virtue of Execution to me directed from
ID The Ofiice of the Clerk OF the District Court
ut Ptawattauie County, Iowa shall proceed to sell
on Saturday the2ah day Of August A. D., 1861 be-
tween the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. M. and O'Clock r. NJ.
u said day, and commencing at the hour OF II oc!ck
OF said day, III trout CT The County Treasuters Office
the city OF council Bluffs the following described Real
Property of Edmond Latham, to wit: The OF the
SEs, and the i OF the NEs. and the AWa of the
SEA- OF section I3 Township 76 North Range ~ west
and the OF the SE OF the SEa uf Section IL, T'p
IS. North Range ~ West and The sen OF Section sc
Township II, Su--h Range ~ Vest.
Taken As the property oi Edm nj Latham, to satisfy
Execution III favor OF Tuolle Il JAcks,n.
... 5, IL CRAIG, Sheriff.
ny G. =. REED, Deputy.
Douglass & Ross Att'ys Tor Plaintiff. =.
Council Rufus, Iowa, July 10th, 1860.
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.n,nuRNcD MEETING.

no -as rAx-PAYERs or couNCIL RtrFFS -
wees Is hereby giveu that the I'd day % An.
ems. ISL the con,nn Council Of the CITY o. Ooans'.
n,r.rs vim nc~t O'Clock r. NJ, TO eQuase c".
- ,A m the CITY Assessment fer the year 1851.
!, snicn me- ali persons assrcve BY said assessment
vim be heart and all persons are notified %
il any they have why the said assessment sssS'1 =
s,,ercs mn, ,shy IL should not be esaarmed.
Nv Order Of the Common Counsii,
W. G. CRAWFORD, City Recorder,
s,.v ce ISL
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CAPITAL A N D SURPLUS,
50 3 2 , 3 9. %.
SIIERIrF's SALE.
July Sc, 1851.

VIRTUE of an Execution 10 me directed from the
ID Once ct The Clerk OF tae District Court OF Pet'h-
wattame County. Iowa, shall proceed to sell on sat
uGday. the 2Iih day OF August, A. D. 1851, estwceh
tee hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and o'clock J. NJ 81
said day aud commencing al IN honr OF I. o'clock A
NJ OF said day lila front OF the County treasurer OF
ace the city Council Bluffs. the ketiowins DESERT
bed Real Estate OF Harrison Latham. to-wit: The J,
OF the NEa aud the NEs OF thJ Sc ~ or Section B.,
rownship IS NsRance 80 W, ad the ~ Of the Sc i Of
Section IS. Township II N sage - West and the u
of tho NEa OF Section 81 township II Range i3 w,
and the Es OF the Nt.a iall West side North
Pigeon crecs) OF Sect ST nstp TN Range - W.
Taken as tie property of Iio;tson Latham to sosiy an
execution in fav ~ OF Tootie jackson
Also the 81. OF the SEa, and the "a Of the MEX,
ami the NV OF tie Sc OF Seetin 10, Township 76
NRange 81 Wes aud she y OF the Sc vi Section II
Townrnip rs, n Range ~ W .and the MEN VI Section
IS rawuship77 Range a. West.
Taken AS The property of Edmond Lathrm, to satisfy
an execution in favor Of said To0Ile jackson
-- 5. II. CRAIG Sheriff.
BY G. F. Reed Deputy.
Douglas Ross, Attys for Plaintiff.
Council Bluffs, July 2oh, 1864.
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Noti.e - beFefv given that will as Ajrips.,..o,
~ fhe ksssc vt Mary Wilkinson ssrer a., NJ, - ~ :
sasa DAY ~ Aurnsi. 1851 ali the personal
betongsu. 10 said vsfats -T' fi"SeiS
Terms made known day Of rais
g.. REED, AdninistrstoY.g
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Onice of Secretary Of the Board Of Education !
pLs MONIES, JAY i2th, 1861
NToicc is hereby glvea that's Teachers institute viii
IN be he'd at Council Blus Poltawa annie Go. lows,
commencing Oh i9.h day Of August 1851 To cyhtn
uean session not less than six working Gays, ana that
Professor Ha of Des MONIES, has been appoahiea
leeturer, tos tho occasion.
THOMAS II BENTON. Jr.
Sec. OF the board ct Ed.
Per l., j. C,ULTER.
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SHEYs1EF'S SA., r.

by virtue 81 an Exc uti"n to me crested from the
~ once Of The Cictk VI the District Court Of Potta-
~aitanto County Iowa, shall proceed - soil ON g
u'hay, the "a day Of August, A. d 1851 betwna,
me hours of ~ o'clock " . and y'e,yck p. NJ ,f
s,tu a"y, commencing at the .iour of II O'Clock A.
~ s"" aay, IN trout The County TTessuyer,s flee in
' ~ VI ,"h,.sii Hiuts the following described, Real
p..P''S! % Harrison Latham tU-wit: The :, u OF the
MI =. and the SEa Of iDe sen of Section s T,wh-
snip 10 Range 10 Wet. ami The the SCI OF Sec
20, Township II, Range 80 West and the w u OF the
n OF Section 81, Township n n harge ~ West and
the OF he NEh tall yang West side North Pigeon
eeehl OF Sectton il Township IL Range A3 West Al
20 an irregular tract CT land containing about II aud
lhlFtf hhhdi edhs acres situated ia he NV corner Of
The Ne OF the sEa OF Secd % Township n, Range
- west and atTianguiar tract ofIaad situated In be
sW OF the Sc +. of the NEa Of section IS Township
H. Range ~ West, ntaiDing about aud ihifty-four
balliredth ,f land The tracts OF land de-
Sc ed and cvnveye in deed Of r. K. Homer ANA wife
TO Harrison Latham. :
TAKEN as bc property 81 Harrison Latham 10 satisfy
an Execution in favor OF Tpotle Il jackson.
slro the Sj9 Of the Mex aud the y 4 Of the NEa
and the Nwa OF the sEh of Section 10 Township ,6
N Range ~ W, aud theS OF the SEA OF the SEL Of
seeti'n " Town hip IS. Rinsc ~ W ard tho NE.
Of Section IS Township n, Range ~ west
Taken as the opeEty VI E'imini afham 10 SATISFY
said execution IN favor OF said TDotIe x Jackson
y. II. CRAIG Sheriff.
Eye r. REED, Lepnfy.
Douglas Ross. Att'ys for Plaintiff.
Council Bluffs, Iowa July 2oth 1891.
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a s.Ynk,oh LOT OF GLASS AND PUrrY. IRIS
W. NecLELLAHD
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P URIF THE BLOODl
MOEFAYiS
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX
- BITTERs.

BITTERS.
The high and cnvied celebrity which these pre-
neni Medicines have acquired for their invGrabie
efficacy all the diseases which they profess TO cute,
has rendered the usual practice Of pIhng not envy
ecessary, but unworthy OF them. They are Known
by their fruits; their good works testify for them,
and they thrive not by the faith OF the Grcdulous.
IN ALL CASES OF Asthma. Acute and chrome
Khruma,is m. Affections Of Bladder aud KID
neys. bilious Fevers and Liver Complaints.
In she south and west. where these diseases pcvS'
they will be found Invaluable. Planters, Farmers
and others, who once the Medicines, will never
afterwards be without them,
Dyspapsta.-ko person WITH this disfresBnFdiscas
should delay using these medicines intnedlpiey'--
Ernptions of the Skin. Erysipeins. Flnisienev,
Fever and ARur. For this seovrge Of the western
country these medicines will be found safe, Speedy
and certain remedy. Other medicines leave the
system subject to return OF the diseasca cure by
these medicines is portnapent--TRY THIN, DE SAT-
fsrrEp AND CURED. FzG
MercRrnI Diseases.--Never fails to eradicate
entirely all the effects OF Mercury Infinitely sooner
Might Sweats. Nrrson. Debility. Nervous
Compistnts Of NIL kinds. Orgnntc Affections,
paipitntisn Of the Heart. Painters Choiic.
Piles Tho original proprietor 81 these Mcdiein
OF these Life Medicines alone. Worms all kinds.
are eHectuaiiy expelled by the Medicines. Parents
will do we'll TO administer them Whenever their
existence is suspected. Relief will be certain.
TIE LIPE PILLS AND PHENIx BIrrEIs
Purify the blood, and thus ali diseases from
the system single trial Will place the LiFE PILLS
and PHENIx BfTTERs beyond the reach Of conpest-
tion in the estimation Of every patient.
ETPrepared and sold by
DIR. WILLIAM u. 1ovFAT.
s35 broadway, cor. Worth ST., Ner York.
FOR SALE ny =. 9 EEsAsIAs 4 60.
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Sheriff.

thereby announce myself ss an independent Union
csndia. Tor the ensuing oceeer eiesi @t tue t'ss
=, she "a M Poitawattsue county sahject only to tue
decision the people, expressed fhraash tae oSo
box. "" - - ~>>S~
July e9th. 1851.
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ForTreasurer and Recorder.
We are au thor aed to announce THos. TosTEvIS an
Inaependen, Union candidate for the .ce VI Treasurer
and Recorder at the ensuing election.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-04-12

BE Owing to the wet weather, opera
tions in the Oil regions have not been so
vigorously prosecuted within the past
week, and we have but little information
with regard to the matter
On last Friday Mr.. j. W. G. Stack
pole struck vein of oil on Martin S
place, south of Highlands. It is now
reekoned to be the best we'll in opera
ton, throwing more oil than any other
now being pumped. We think this is
attributable to the pumping apparatus,
which is much better than any other
Mr.. Stackpole will have an engine in
operation in short time, which, to
some degree, will show to what extent
oil exists in this region.
Donnally's had some difficulty with
their pump, which has prevented par
tial test of their deep well.
We have not learned the result of
pumping at the "Harmar Co.." we'll.
The "IEtna Co." will try the pump
in their we'll on Bailey's place shortly.
1t is thought to be good we'll.
The Independent Company" will
have a return of their oil, shipped to
Cincinnati for refining, in few days,
and all who desire good quality of
Meigs County oil, can procure it. It is
said to be as good as any oil in the mar
ket.
We have no other items of interest to
present this week, on this subject, but
will keep our readers advised Of the
progress of the works. X
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Cincinnati Wholesale Market

CtNclNNArI, April 8.
FLoUR-The market was very dull
again to-day, and we did not hear of a
sale, so that prices must be regarded
nominal, at 81 1904 40 for superGne,
and 81 50@4 60 for extra.
GRocERIEs-The business doing is
quite limited and the market dull
Prices are unchanged, however, and the
market is fair at 6@71c for Sugar, $40
33c for Molasses, and 13@144e for Cof-
fee
WHEAT-There is fair export de-
mand for choice Red and White, but
other grades remain dull. We quote
prime Red to choice Red at 9Sc@S1 90;
prime Indiana White at 81 12@1 Is.
CoRN-The demand for Ear contin-
ues good at 33c at the lower depots; at
the upper stations it sells at 33c.-
Shelled is nominal at 32@ 35c for mixed
and White in bulk.
OArs-The receipts are liberal and
the markek is dull and 1c lower, closing
at 25c in bulk.
RYE-The market is steady and the
demand fair at 55@56c for prime.
BARLEf-The choice grades contin-
ue in fair demand and other grades are
dull. We quote prime to choice fall at
65@7Oc, and prime Western spring at
55c.
HAY-The market rules steady with
a fair demand at s11@12 per ton for
prime Timothy in bales on arrival.
CHEEsE-The market is dull at Sd(d,
&c for Western Reserve and Hamburg
There is no demand for English Dairy,
and prices are nominal at 101c
BUTTER-The supply Of prime and
choice roll is better, and prices are 1c
per lb lower, closing at 15@l7c; fair to
good is dull at 11@13c, and common is
selling at 8@10c.
APpLEs-There is an improved de-
mand, and prices are 25c per brl higher,
closing at 81 50@2 90 per brl for fair
to prime, and 81 25 for choice.
PoTAToEs-The demand is moderate
for prime Neshannocks,'at 81 20@1 80
per brl of p bush. A choice lot would
sell at 81 10 from store.
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LITERsRY NOTICES.

B9~"THE COSMOPOLITAN ART JOUR-
NAL" for March, is before US, and upon
examination proves to be equal, if not
superior. to other numbers. We are
sorry to learn that it has not met the
success anticipated by the association,
which is we'll merited. The drawing
was postponed from the 31st January to
the 18th April, 1861. 1t is now in its
fifth year, and we hope may continue to
be published for an indefinite time.
BgssPETERsoN' MAGAZINE" for
May, is fully as attractive as any former
number. The engravings, fashion plates,
and contributions generally, speak we'll
for the Artists, Authors, and Publishers
connected with the establishment Pub
lished by Charles J. Peterson, 306 Chest
nut St., Phil, Pa.
@r"ARTHUR's HOME MAGAZINE" is
truly favorite with all classes. It car
ries with it good influence, and leaves
everybody better by a perusal of it
Published by T. S. Arthur, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania.
m-"THE LADIES REPOSITORY, "
published by Poe & Hitchcock, Cincin-
natti has often been alluded to by us as
first class family periodical, and it is
with pleasure that We can continue to
recommend it to our citizens All Meth
odist Ministers are thorized agents for
this work.
egFor "GoDEY's LADY's Book"
we cannot say more than we have said.
Don't try to keep house without it.
nm- "THE HOUSE & GARDEN" de-
voted to Horticulture, Horticulture, and
Household Affairs, is before us-pub-
lished by Brown & Co., Cleveland, Ohio,
at so cents per year, or at % cents to
clubs Of fifty. 1t is we'll worth four
times the price of subscription, and we
advise our lady readers to send for it at
once. A club of fifty could be raised
in one day. We have as yet only re-
ceived Nos. 7 and s. VIII the publish
ers please send US back numbers.
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On the 29th day Of March, 1861, of apoplexy.
at his residence in Seipio, Township, Meigs
County, Ohio, Mr.. LEONARD HEDR1cK, at the
advanced age Of eighty-six years, eleven monshs
and twenty days.
Mr.. Hcdrick was born in the county Of Ran
dolph, in the State of North Carolina, in the
YEAR, one thousand seven hundred and seventy
four, May fourteenth, and emigrated to the
State of Ohio at an early age; having early
learned the value of liberty, and fired with
zeal for the good of his common country, young
Mr. Hedrick joined the American Army as u
volunteer, under the command Of Major Gen
eral Lemuel W. upper, of Gallia County, Ohlo
and discharged with soldier-like fidelity every
duty assigned him by his superiors in the war
of 1872 since which time Nr. Hedrick has ever
continued to be staunch and unwavering
democrat of the Jefiersonian school; opposed to
all secession movements, by whomsoever made.
Mr.. Hedrick sailed to the day of his death,
under the stars and stripes of the American
Union, yearning that the evils of the present
crisis would dig the grave of his liberty and
afflicted wife to mourn the loss of tender and
affectionate husband Margaret Camp, Mary
Larkin, Catherine Msner, Sarah Forest, Me-
linda Starkey and William Hedrick mourn the
loss of a kind father the Christian Church
model member, and the world the loss OF an
honest man. Elder William Metcalf made o
very appropriate funeral sermon from the fol-
lowing text, latter clause of the 18th verse of
the 4th chapter of Amos: prepare to meet thy
God, O Israeli" after which the remains were
followed to the Pogetown burial ground by the
largest funeral procession ever remember to
have witnessed, while the solemn tolling of the
bell bespoke in unmistakable and mounful
sounds the deep agony of mind of all concerned
The hope of Heaven his soul sustained,
While in the cold embrace of death;
But now the Elysian Field he's gained,
, And calmly has resigned his breath.
G. DOWNING
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military Do,ce, of the Government to

military poeoer of the Government, to
preserve its integrity.
But, third, that so far as the paper re-
bellion was concerned, at the time of the
commencement, of his Administration, it
should remain statu gao, until changed
by act of the traitors themselves; either,
1, by receding from their rebellious de-
signs and returning to their allegiance
as citizens !; or, 2, by inaugurating war
for the purpose of achieving absolute
independence If they should pursue
the first course all would be well; if the
second, the power Of the Government to
maintain its paramount authority, would
again be tried; although on larger
scale than ever before.
This policy cannot but be entirely
satisfactory to every real friend OF the
Constitution and the Union; for while,
by leaving the traitors, # they '0aA, to
return to their duty as American citi-
zens, it tries, to the utmost limits, the
purely moral power of the Govern
ment; yet, at the same time, it refuses, if
moral influence should fail, to surrender
American nationality the Constitution
and Union under which we have been
crowned with such unexampled progress
and prosperity to give all to slave
holding traitors, until we have fully
tested the physical and military poaoer Of
the country. This, we repeat it, will be
the policy Of the Administration, as we'll
as of every clearheaded courageous
patriot in the land. REPUBLICAN.
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For the Pomero! Weekly Telegraph.

EDITOR TELEGRAPH:-The following
is a list of the officers elected in this
township, on the first inst, with the
number of votes each received, viz:
Eustees-John BARLEY, 1s9; W. c..
Hayes, 116; JAS H Martin, SO.
Clerks. I. Bowman, 212.
Treasurer-A. Halliday, 225.
Asscssor-M Moore, 159.
Constables-J. NJ. Decamp, 147; Mar
tin Rupe, 130; A. Irwin, 116.
Whole number of votes polled, 234
Yours, respectfully,
S. I. BOWMAN, TIP. Clerk.
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New Firm.
TUppER's PLAINS. Anril 8. '61


- On the 26th of March last a Lodge of
the I. Q. G. T. was organized at Tup-
per's Plains. The following are the
names Of their officers:
W. C. T., W. B. Henry; w V. T.,
Mrs. Mary White; w. R. s., j. B.
Ritchey; w. e., DIR. f.. Tiffany w. F,
s., G. f, Brown; W. NJ, E. P. Tiffany;
W. I, G., Miss Georgiana Brown; w.
Q. G., VIM. Fell; W. c., A. B. White +;
w, A, s., Miss Mary Henry; W. A. NJ :,
A. ?. Wiley; W. R. s., Mrs. Martha
Tiffany; W. L. S., Miss Sophia Russell.
J. B. RITcHEY, Sec;y.
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M MARRIED..

On the 7th inst, at the residence of the
brides father, BY the. Rev. Thomas E. Peden
Mr.. SAMUEL J. PEDEN,'of Gallia County. and
Miss MARGARET BUTTS, of Meigs County, Ohio.
On the Sd ult, by Rev. H. Barnes, SAMUEL
NJ WILLIAMSON. Esq, and Miss JANE HEssEh,
all of Meigs County, Ohio
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PIANOS! PIANOS!

T WILL furnish Pianos or Melodeons low as per-
L can buy them in 1he cities. | will put up,
tune ard keep in order all Pianos or Melodeons sold
by me. and guarantee them for two years. Time
given good security. l deal in the following
make of Pianos:
]. & C. FISHER, New York;
HALLETr & DAVIS, Boston;
HURTSMAN & HINE. Buff;
BOARDMAN & GRAY, Alb;
CHlCKERING, Boston;
And GEO. A. PRINCES Melodeons.
Give Ge 4 CALL write to me before you buy.
All letters addressed to P. BRUKER, Pomeroy, o.,
will meet with prom pt attention.
Oct. 10, 18j0.-il-Iy.
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Oil Well Tools.

Persons contemplating boring for oil
will find Joseph Mcknight ready to sup
ply them with the necessary implements.
Mr.. Mcknight is good workman, and
of course will manufacture good quail
ity of tools. See advertisement.
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Union Meeting.

There will be Union meeting of the
citizens Of jackson and Roane counties,
at the Court House of Jackson county,
ON Monday the Sth inst, for the purpose
of appointing delegates to the Union
Congressional Convention to be held at
Point Pleasant on the 10th inst Also
for the purpose of nominating Union
candidate to represent Jackson and
Roane counties in the next Legislature
of Virginia. All persons opposed to Sc
cession are respectfully invited to attend
and participatein the meeting.-Rauens-
aoood chronicle.
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RELIEF EN TEN MINUTES.

1REA-N'5
PULMON[C w WAFERS.!
The original Medicine Established in 1897 and first
article If the kind ever introduced under the name
of "Pulmonic Wafers,'' in this or any other roun
try; all Other PulmoHic Waters are counterfeits.
The genuine can be known by the name If BRYAN
being stamped on each WAFER.
BHYAN's PuLMoN1c WATERS
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarseness.
BRyAN's PuLwoNIc WAFERs
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breat thing.
BRYAN's PULMoN1c WAFERs
Relieve Splitting of Blood, Pains in the Chest.
BRYAY's PULMoNIC WAFEKs
Relieve Ircpient Consumption, Lung Diseases.
RRY ANS PuLMoNIc WAFERs
Relieve Irritation of the Uvula and Tonsils.
BRyAK.s PuLMoNtc WATERS
Relieve the above Complaints in Ten Minutes.
BayAv's PULMoHrc WAFERs
Are 4 Blessing to all Glasses and Constitu tfons.
BRYAx's PuLMoNIc WAFERs
Are adapted for Vocalists and Public Speakers.
BRYAN's PuLmoNIc WAFER's
Ars in simple form and pleasant TO the lasts.
-r BRyAN's PuLMoNIc WAFERs
Not cnly relieve, but effect rapid and lasting Cures
BRyAN's PuLMox1c TATERs
Are warranted to give satisfaction to every one.
No family should be without a box of
BRYAh's PuLMoNIc WATERS
i'll the house.
No traveller should be withont supply of
BRYAs's PcLmoNIc WAFEEs
in his pocket.
No person win ever object to give FOR
BRYAN's PuLMoNIc WATERS
Twenty five cents r.
JOE MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester. y. Y.
Sold b. D. REED, Pomero:. [3-3l-iyl