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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-25
.TO .rIiE .ADIES AND NEN-

sS@TO THE LADIES AND SEN
kA~S3 MEN OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND, srATE or
VIRGINIA AND ALL OTHER STATES We prepared
manufacture Ladies' Gcnuepeus Misses. Boys Chdrens
servants BOOTS SHOES and GATERs 81 every description
almost entire OF workmen In employ
ment, that cannot be surpassed here or elsewhere
ALEX HiLLt CO,
1877 Ns1 81 Richr ond, Va.
~ shoes made order heretofore
W. have hand the sest materials imported direct
40 A.H.&O).
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-25

CANr BEDsrEADs Mr.. K. c. Howe Governcr street,
is making excellent camp bedstesd, OF new styl',
the patent right of which he has applied for al Mont
gomety.
Mr.. W. A. Walters, corner Of Main and II streets,
il also making portable camp and mattresses COM
biued.
We invite the attention Of the military to these nge-
NOUS eonvnces for lesenug the discomtor;s OF camp
life.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-25
DOGNETV 4 ANpERsON,

NrOF EhNUk cAntHAt
RE receiving s- the Pail Trade cAIPetngs, OF otis ma
tr @ Curtain DDS corniec and Bands enaos snAaei
- 9s,ry, Cqrei Hat Moss, for sals a. low prices
as gaa Beds and Mattresses made 70 order AZ snors 40
ice Pser hADsng In the city or country - sape S0
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-25

Tas ErEcrioS-we sutjoin the complete returns Of
the election of Senator and Delegates to the Legislature
ia this city on Thursday last
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-25

TaE PREsIDENr CoNISG We lean from very good
authority that his E1celcnoy jefferson Davis President
o. tie Confederate States OF America will arrive in Rich
mord this evening CT tomorrow morning.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-25

LOOK 0Ur.-An anonymous c9rresp nde1t suggests
that We warn the companies of Richmond TO ksep
look for traitors aud spies in their ranks" We dare
sy that the loyal sous Of Virginia everywhere on the
yii uius but they cannot be too vigilauL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-25

It will be seen hat the sSgrsga'e vots poed $3.50
which il uuaccountt5y large view OF the absence Of
30 many voters aud the exclusion from IN, polls Of all
% r,cus councc ei with the military. The following is =
comparison cf the vote Thursday With that cast for
prt.d.nt In Novamler last
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-25
BACON. LIQUORS

DASON. LHVSOEts, AS.
900 bbls Cincinnati umOn whisky
4OO go tbs Hne mountain rye whisky.
25 obs common Hae and French brandy.
Shalt pines Hennesy ana otaTd French brandy
2half pipes Holland gin
% brls Port and g ira wine
- ibis and half bbs blackberry cherry, and ginger
5NsIfftn Gernsn brerI
nbbs Gac Virginia apple and peach brandy.
10 bhls Noherl GIp!e brandy
- bbls Tru's rum
% hhds prime shoulders a5d s.des
1900 schoo'ei'' 'urar-cured Worlds Fair hams.
100 Smil -ldhams
20 tgrce, and bbls prime Western lard
100 bbs ,x'ra c, p, A crushed and powdered sugar.
80 bbls. brown sugar.
8JObos No !. 2, and maekeTel.
100 tbls family herrngl,
200 bbls No cut herr nfs.
% whole cheese
4cu bill, fine superane, and family aour.
30 lit, No mac,erel.
half bbs white o. sh.
5halfboX-s l1sf sugar.
25 bags Bio and LsGuayra coffee.
100 boxes Of uuIard
~ bundles wrapping twine
% boxes chalk and Powhatan pipes.
~ boxes ound pepper
~ doz brooms
90 doE barrel covers.
Ii IL. cedar tubs.
Boz OF wrapping paper.
10 kegs b. carbonate OF soda.
2oOCO cigars
Cnlg4'e's deersive ard fancy soap.
ca Ibis. Cuba andN moisses
tierces Goldfish
$40 demijohns.
leo doE cotton and hemp lines
l,0sO gross mat hes.
1tO doz bu"kets
300 boxes tobacco.
~ kegs ssL soda.
200 kegs uals
70 hair chests green and black tea.
100 boxes Adsmanine candles
ask attention Of the the above stock which desire
THOMAS JONES,
No. Main Street
May 2o-lm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-25
TIE FOLLOWING LErTER r,Iatlvs to BRAN

avg A.H.&on.
THE FOLLOWING LETTER relative to BRAN
DEETH's PILLS demands attention from INvkLIDs:
HANNovTcS n. J., May I ls60.
BsASD1ITu sr-I have long wanted write you
express gratitude the Senea a effects tina. have been
experienced my family an In hunire aye Thousands
Others the Of Brandrehs Pills The G friend
your pills s;on 1885, was then 10 decong
state IT, my friends well myself supposed thst
earthly voyage woad terminate NJ Broekway urged
the Brsndreths Pills. but hsvog used much medicine
with good inclined TO let nsure take s
and calmly suhmt fate M od=red to live dozen
boxes II them prescribed. by this he had
great them and finally consented to take hIm but
as gIit AMI hopeessy. After taking
one began feel better. Well sir when had used up
twelve WE'LL healthy weight having gone
ISL pounds up to l52 pounds then orde el supply ard
between dine and the present rttaed three Ia ussnd dol
lars worth invaluable Pills. aud quite that have
thereby beea saving not Hundreds but Thousands
Of lives. Yous, tuy, Q. FAY, NJ. P.
Price cents per box Soil by all respectable dealers In
medicines. myti&Tim
INNS, GiNS.-DOube barrel Guns, Tor sale by
MILITARY BOOKS. !
WEST L JOHNSTON, "
lis Main street, -
Dr and Bsyone: Exercise las used the French
Arny suggestions for the SOLDIER Rcus corao;
compiled and translate or The use OF ths volunteers Of me
stste Il Nig and the syuh by Milton Cary, Captain
Company First Regiment Virginia Volunteers The Bayo-
net the weapon Of the brave ProfueT illustrated Price
50
The Volunteers BooI-Con,snng Abrdgrment OF HAr
Tactics adapted 30 the OF the percussion Drsket 10
squsd company eIotis.s Manual Of Arms for Rhemer,
and United stAes Aray Regulations as 70 PaIaies brNNs
Inspections Quad MCnang, 80, &c ny Captain james X.
l. OF the Regiment o. Virginia Volunteers. Price ~ Cts
Either tn above sent nee OF postage upon he receipt the
price .-
B-wekeeP hand large collection OF MILITARY
BOOKS
ES-o orders promptly stend' To- Address
WIT JOHNSTON, Publishers,
Ap19 Ii5 Main st. Richmond. Va
SWEET POTATO2 PAINTINGS F0R SALE
2 by mSr2< L MOORE, At
nOTATORS.-IhAvec On hand snd receiving daily Jersey
Il White Mercer Larry,
Back Eyes, do
Dikemsn's co and
Peach Blow Potat0e, also
weetP Potato Feed,
and Black Eved Peas,
With general assortment Family Groceries; s low for cash.
SAMPSON JONES, Agent,
marqs Garner ~ hain and 9th
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-25

NGnIraaY SHAVING SOAR. TIE genuine wal
Ah na' w SOAP = '1Ps'' JAS DUvAL.
"nhs 10 cor, Nair AMI 10Th susssa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-25

brand (UTTlNG.
,oaIno,Nrsrs Merchants G-ocer Manufacturers and the
nau. y-beraiy 10 irefest fully prepared
Al orders N the Band Gu ting business, Brands for
ToSsceo box barrels Grain pss' herd, Liquors,
a. 10. ,or ma kr clothing with ndeh ink seft to any pmt
o' me Sou'S' W N LEwfs BRAND Cutter,
to "0hA' - "s Main and Gary, Richmo' d. Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-25
NOTICE.

ry,gE,nnu,' meeting Of the soekhod Of the Rch~ond and
Persblg Rsrosd CoTpsny viii sse plf &c Al their once
IN hi, civ on TUESDAY the - in = At II o'iccS.
rY12r Nj W WARRINGTON, T-ca,urer.
MILITARY GLOyES-whte Berlin ard Cotton
- - '"e RFEr pBTNE 60
E0 HaELs. PUkTLAND sYkur, IN store ssa Tor sale y
4 -. - a. nonnd ALvpY IPSOOHR
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-25

AHRS. PRaLEF MAYO vii reopen her sSEp.'ia A.
IVA Sycamore Church lin street oeiseen Bread ana ~
the c AoudAy In Ootooer she viii receive =
Ave Terms ne- s-szor nfs u0ntha i7lN-V
MINE OF EAR.-J.eksou's PectorA syrup; WisiSrs,
w Brown Jaeksons and CorysA Lozenges A'res Shery
Ptors Wstr. BAam and many other valuable remedies Tor
Colds, Coughs, Ac, for sale Al . . . . ,,o =, - o..
,hfs 1S6 Aain 81. corner above p o.
MILITARY FATIGUE SlIIRTS.-Mhi;sry Va
vi tue shirts Grey and Red tanuel manufactures
RENr PAINE 4 co
CHEAP INSU RAACE.-herrngs
- - Patent fire Proof Safes insure much more FOR The
COS than nsurAnce Policies and last many years Business men
t srd 40 he without them. We have good assortment 10
- KNOWLES WALPOED, Agents,
11l Main street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-25
.,HE y0JUNTFERS mANUAL ANo Drill

UIEE VOLUNI EERS MANIA AM Oh, DIX Ii Ii
4 BOrK PJR IMMEDIATE PCBLlCATION-A COMPLETE
g. Mai, AND DRILL BOOK FOX TIL U5T OF ALL NOLUN-
rEERs MILITIA AND re GUARD Complied from the
ate authorities dsrted the discipline and drill Of Vovn
tees and yod RS By VIM. Bi-hardsor Jr This work
'he hands Of OF t Militia as vel as In the
hands o. every Voluute snd CT ize- In the
SOUTHERN CONFFDERACY
L lust what all OF every Company either In atye
eree or In Guard e everything 10 Is brorsh
an N the army requirements OF the prtssn, tn>
A NORRIS,
will Publisher 4 BOOKSELLER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-25

DLANTSTEON ROOS.- ..,,
PLANTATION AND FARM INSTRUCTION,
REGULATION RECORD,
INVENTORY AND ACC UNIT BOOK
FOR The pse ~ Managers and for tbs better ordering
ana ,nt plants business In pariio-
las nv : uth-rn planter "Order IS Heaven first law
J. RANDOLPH has published II " and impr we'd ediuous
The size and rrlc year to for Two years st Tor
hire v.nrs 10 for foar years 80 Eve years - Also
,nothsr edition particularly adsped for Cotton Plantations,
price e.. T.,
he southern stc and systematic Of has added tens
~ thousands o dollars 10 his estate - .
Caaoeue Of 500 boOks valuable to farmers will be sent to
A sbo or,,ru epll
DOCKS JUST PUBLISHED-And received by
A NORRIS, % Main street.
The Sable q ud-a souhen tale with Northern comments by
the author # "Tae Soutslte View ~ S"~"-- - -
biography Letters and :,-sy hemars OF Mrs PoEI
Chra Eit with and IN Introductory account OF hei
life and ri1gs ny A. Harvard 20 sLoO
Vol 9Th MacsulAy'. England svo. ~ 20 - ,
The Crossed Path or Bass story Of modern NE by Hkie
q, M apis
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-25

|,UN SHOT wOINDS.-Turf on Is the most speedy
T healing for .nshot wounds In the world Man
ufsctuted only by DOVE 4 CO., druggists
Richmond, Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-25

From he Examiner, Norton, Va.
Cephs Pills accomplish the object which they were mad
viz Cure Of headache in all It's forms.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-25

RIcHxosD yoLuSrkEEs.--WeAn annex three more rolls OF
companies which have been organized in Richmond, and
he vicinity for the defence OF the liberties Of toe people
Of the South. About 600 men, in al, have thus Tar
been enrolled here We have not yet succeeded W OBJ
tAiuiug the roll Of the Howitzsrs, three com iiesl
~.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-25

NOrICF.-No troops In dyiduals, any munitions o.
~ will be transported part q This road
Of this state ~ the Conf derste stas without
order for such portson from the state military ,eT
tLorlEsd 10 contract for the same. SAMUEL RUTH,
Supt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-25

From he Democrat 81 Cloud Mfnn
II you are have troubled the headache send for
box toepha Pills that you may have them Ia
tack.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-25

From he Examiner, NortoE, Ta
They have been tested than cases. en-
tire success.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-03-22
Oil Matters.

We have no new features to present
in this department this week Many
wells have been commenced, and those
that were in operation are progressing
VIM. Bailey, Esq, sold, on Saturday
last, the lots advertised, but we did not
learn at what price.
Allthe wells being bored in the i'm
immediate vicinity of the 4Independ-
ent Company" claim, we believe, show
good indications.
Boring is not limited to any particu-
lar section in our county, as we hear Of
operations in almost every township.
The, following items we take from our
exchanges:
The oil fever. has spread at last to the
"betrer half of creation, and we are
likely to have more stirring times than
ever. A company has been formed
among ladies resididg Second street,
Pittsburgh, to bore for oil on the farm
of Capt. John Bigget, on Charter S
creek
The GAINESVILLE, G0arie1. says, quite an
excitement has been raised in that, city
by the discovery of "oi1'' on lot near
Marietta street. 1t thinks. they have
large quantities Of oil within the city
limits. Oil has also been discovered at
the depth of fifty feet, on Mill Run, i'm
mediately north of the city
tfTu1 HDy.cxr -. ,n,
local of the Cleveland Herald thus re-
ports under the above captiona
A Clevelander recently returned from
visit to the oil regions of Mecca. Trum-
bull Co., relates some facts interesting
to those who have desire for digging
oil" The town is full to overfowing OF
oil operators, spectators, etc It is
considered a misdemeanor for three men
to monopolize one bed-the capacities of
one Of these Injuries being considered
equal to the accommodation of at least
four persons. Large numbers of the
oil workers sleep in Branches, obtain
ing their meals at the ''hotel, small
house where several hundred are fed
daily. OF course every thing is oily; it
is in the streets and the houses; YOU
taste it at the dinner table, smell it ev-
erywhere, and hear nothing else spoken
OF. Mecca is a great place now; but
those who have 'claims' are joyful in
the expectation that MATES at present
are exceedingly quiet compared with
what will be done in the spring.
The lronton Register says:
Oa, nowadays, in Southern Ohio,
doesn't mean ''fsh oil, sslard oil, >.
"coal oil, or any such small affairs,
but it means crock ol"-pebozeuno, as
it used to be called There are symp-
tezts of the "Oil Fever hereabeuts,
and ,ge gould not be much surprised if
it should assume a ''malienant form"
sFe long. They have got it down in
,Scioto, also to some extent in Jackson
In Meigs, they have it awfully; in Wash
.ington county it is raging to a fearful
extent; and in the Kapawha country its
ravages are perfectly appalling.
We have a letter from F. A. Walton.
of Quaker Bottom, stating that "Oil
Springs in Scioto County are no new
thing, (Which We have known for years:l
that one was in operation nine years ago,
skinned regularly night and morning,
the oil being sold as a medicine and re-
commended as almost.a king cure H."
and sold at price that might we'll be
regarded as '.fabulous."
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-03-22

The Memphis Bulletin, of the 18th,
says dispatch from Little Rock states
that the minority Of the Arkansas Con-
vention are determined to have part of
the State out of the Union without delay.
The majority Of the Convention are for
remaining in the Union, and the Sc
ceders, baffied and beaten, would tear the
State in pieces. 1t is held by the Sc
ceders, that they have majority in
Wesrern Tennessee, and Eastern and
Southern Arkansas. They propose
therefore to organize new State out of
the fragments of Tennessee and Arkan-
sas, drag it out of the Union, and make
Memphis the Capital. Thus, the ':right
of secession runs its course. It would
not only dissever the Union, bus the
States themselves, and bring about sec
tional and civil war Secession is anar-
chy.- -Cncinnai Conaaercial. -.-
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-03-22
Mr.. Lincoln Overworked., ' 81
The New York Times Washington
cnrresnnndant saus. - =

Mr.. Lincoln Overvorked.'
The New York Times Washington
correspondent says:
There is good deal of anxiety in Re
publican circles conce1 ming the Presi-
dents health, and the effect upon it of
his manner of doing business. He has
no system or method whatever, but al
lows his time and strength to be ex-
hausted in listening to ofhce-seekers, ana
doing the drudgery which belongs to
the Departments. Until Wednesday
morning, he had not even taken ride
for recreation. From five O'Clock in the
morning until long after midnight he
permits himself to be made the passive
victim Of the thousands who would read
lily sacrifice his life and the safety of
the nation to their own selfish eagerness
for office. This course Of action can
have but one result. Il has killed two
good Presidents, and will inevitably de-
pIive the country of another, if it is not
changed. A false delicacy prevents his
friends from making proper representa-
tions to Mr. Lincoln on this subject, and
the danger is that his profound and un-
selfish anxiety to see everybody and give
nobody any ground to complain of inj US
tiee, will sap his strength and shorten
his life.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-03-22
SheriE's Sale.

James S. Grimes VS.. Hugh Bond d VIM. C. Bond.
sSi virtue of an order Of sale to me directed
- trom the Court Of Common Peas Of Aleigs
County, will offer for sale, at the door oG the
Courthouse in Pomeroy, at 10 o'clock a. NJ.
On the lst dug ct 4iorA 1861,
the following described lands and tenements,
tG wit: beginning nj Robert Loves southeast
eorneri thence west 1872 rods along said Loves
line to limestone corner; thence south 50 rods
to Isaac Lyles southeast corner thence east
along Samuel Lyle's and Isaac Courts north
line lG2 rods 10 the corner of Beams Lot; thence
north to the place of beginning; containing SO
acres, more or less, and lying in section :, town
9, range Is, of tho Ohio Company's Purchase,
and being the same land that said Bond bought
of John Folden, except 35 acres eff the east
end of said lot, running clear across; to be sold
as the property Of Hugh Bond, at the suit Of
James S, Grimes. Appraised at 81 800.
J. J. WHITE, S. NJ. c.
Feb. %, 1861 9-jt. 3 90
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-03-22
Cincinnati Wholesale Market.

CINCINNATI, March IS.
FLoUR-There is no change in the
market as regards demand or prices
Superfne meets with a fair demand at
81 50@4 SO, but extra is dull at 81 80
to 5 25, according to quality.
GROCERIEs-A fair demand for Su-
gar, at 59@74c for low fair to choice
Coffee firm at 13I@14c. Molasses firm,
and selling in the regular way at 31@32c.
WHEAT-The market is firm. with
good demand at 81 for prime Red, and
81 05 for prime Indiana White. Choice
Kentucky is in fair demand at 81 09@
/ TO-
CoRE-Ear is firm and in good de-
mand at 30@33c at the upper and lower
depots Shelled is dull and nominal at
33@35c for mixed and White in bulk.
OATs-The demand for choice for
seed continues fair, but common dcscrip.
tions are dull We quote choice at 20
@30c, and common at 2G5c in bulk
RYE-Is in moderate demand at $50
SOC for prime.
BARLET-A continued good demand
for prime fall at 70@72c. Spring re-
mains dull at GG@G2c for prime Wes-
tern, and 70@75e for prime Canada.
HAT-The market is steady and in
fair demand at S12@13 per ton for prime
Timothy in bales on arrival; inferior is
selling at seas.
CHEEsE-The demand continues mod
crate at SIC for Western Reserve, 9Jc
for Hamburg, and 10ac for English
Dairy a..i
BUTTER-Prime and choice roll con-
tinue scarce and in good demand; com
mon qualities are dull and not wanted.
We quote choice roll at 15@16c; prime
do at 13@14c, and common at 9910c.
iAPPLEs-There is an improved de-
mand, but without any change in price
We quote common to prime at 81 25@
l rs per brl, and choice at 81 90.
PoTAToEs-Prime Neshannocks are
scarce and in good demand, and prices
are DC per brl higher, closing, at 81 25
@1 35 per brl. The market is over
stocked with common descriptions.
SEED-The supply of Glover contin-
ues light, and the demand active, at
81 75 for prime in brls.. Timothy is
scarceAnd in good demand at So 7O@
2 80. ....
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-03-22
PIANOS! PIANOS!

7 WILL furnish Pianos Ielodcons as low as per
L can buy them in he citrcs ! will put up,
tune and kccpin order ali Pianos or Melodeons SOLD
by me-, ami guarantee them for two years. fine
given on good security. deal in The following
make 0f Pianos: rEa
JIG C.. FISHER, New York;
HaIEETT 6G DAVIS, Boston;
HURTSMiN &s HINE, Buff:
ROARDMAN 81 GRAY. Alb;
CHICKERiEer, Boston;
And GEO. A. PRINCES Melodeon5.
Give call, wrte to me before you bay.
All letters addressed to p BROKER, Polneroy, 0 :.
will meet with IT ON pt attention.
Oct. -, lSGe.-4l-ly.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-03-22
7cLAHrk,s LevEzs PILES.

THE BEST PrRGATrvE AND PURIFIER BEFORE THE PEo-
rLE--AccEIFrED IND REcoaMENDED BY EMINENT PLY
e:'TASs
SR GkARKE, the inventor of these pills, is justly
l. distinguished for his eminent abilities and SCI
entc research. 3n:years, in his extensive prac-
tiee, Ire experimental in bringing tho great desd-
er"tum of remedial agent to act as i direct puf-
fer Epoa the human system. In this he has been
ennentfy successful, as the numerous certificates
from celebrated phv sicians show. They are ex-
tremeIy mild IL their operation, at the same time
powerful and efec i've in removing disease They
rcvsr give pain, do most purgatFes, but as!ay it
In all they speedy in their relef than
u ny pill now offered. =.
The proprietor IS pleased to annenace that lac aas
perfected his Tor supplying the trade TO
the fullest demand.
fresh supply just received and Tor sac eS -
REED, Pomeroy. WELDON & BESr0 w, Chester,
BRANCH & PAYNE. Rutland, and d. JOHNSON
Tcpper's Plains, j. sCHAFFER, Minersvhle: j.
K. ELLIS, Racine, and
N.U. WALKER,
PFopr, Pittgburg, to whom all orders must be IT.
dressed. Sept. 81, lS60.-3.-2mi
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-03-22
VEEE GREAT REMEDY.

THE CELEBRATED ..
GENE SEE. LINIM EMIT,
WELL known a nd acceP1 the most sifca acous
w a2's certain remedy ever discovered, for all
comnlaiIts where an external application is neces
sary. Endorsed and prescribed by distinguished
physicians. Equally good for man or beast
FOR RHEUMAFlsN--
3. Dsg Ge~EssEk LiEIMENT
FOR BURNS ,. .s II
.. Use GESEssEE LINtMENr!
FOR SORE THROAT
Use GESEssrE LINIMESr!
FOR BRUISES
USE GENEssEE lINIMEsr
FOR SPINAL AFFECTloNS-
Use GExrssEE TINiMENr!'
FOR CRAMPS, AMI ALL ACHES AND SORES
Use Genessee Lniment,
fresh supply just received. and for sale by D.
REED, Pomeroy, WELDON & BESTOW, Chester.
BRANCH & PAINE, Hutland, d. JOHNSON,
Tupper's Plains, ]. sCHAFFER, MinersviIle, }. r.
ELLIS. Racine, ana Storekeepers throughout he
country. NJ. WALKER,
Proprietor Pittsburg, Pa
To whom all orders mus. be addressed
Sept. Il, lS6G.-3I-3m
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-03-22
d I Z d

in Salem Township on the. 18th inst, OF
Consumption, NATHAN 1. EDMuNDsoN; aged
about 23 years.
The deceased was an amiable young man.
loved and respected by all who knew him; he
was a member of the Universalst Church
An appropriate sermon was preached by, the
Rev r. Breare, after which his remains were
followed their last resting place by Il large
number Of friends. r. II. B.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-03-22

"0ccasionaI" writes from Washing
ton tosthe Philadelphia Press. u
1t is generally poticed that the Pres
ldent makes most of the appointments
on his own responsibility, and this, far
from creating trouble in his Cabinet, is
gracefully submitted to by them.