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CATHARTIC PILLS

OPERATE by thc-r powerful influence On tie
" internal V-=-7ra 70 purify to huC3 aud stin7u-
late II into healthy action Ii-v remove gLe
oosuuetols oi tie s,or'. bowels EsC-- and uilel
organs OF tho BODY and. ir RESTORING tlr 7-re-1r
action 70 health. correct wherever tillv exist such
arrangements IS are the Ufsf causes II disease.
An extensive tgial uF Laeir zl.t.r= rs E'rarS-ars
Physicians, and Patients Las slurr1 cures or da-l-
gcrCus diseases almost bernul belief were they not
and character as 10 forbid -'o suspicion of iltr1Ir
Their ceEt-Ecates are puGl5~.-ea u I4E American
A-t-----s' r1-sA t-e 4Eg-atS ne.aE I-E.sea are
pleased 20 furnish free -r An =-rrrs5ria-
Annexed we give DHsrs.srs Tor their uSe IN tie
complaints winch thsy have been faur5 g. cure.
Oh IcSTIT E,,T-zS- Fake one Ur two T5ls. ur
such quantity IS g gently move tie bowels Cos
GveU-ss is frequently the a--.lvat5zl- cause Of
PELFs. and tie crrG o. one complaint IS the cure
NJ both No person olu Gel vrl while uudeT =
costHe habit OF body Hence j should lg, - il
Fan 5e- promptly relieved
For DVsFEFSTA. which Is sometimes tlr cause
of Clstirel,sy- and always uncuuagrtahe. tHse rid
doses from one l. four 90 stimulate The stomach
and Eve- into healthy action. IleY a--l o. IT, and
the he1yt5ll ogsg35-Igi. and sG5s 51s 0T dyspepsia
Sill rapidly GisaPpCar- Nhsa = las gone, do--s
forget what cured v-a-
For a Foul SrosIAyH. OF U0rs-5 Tsa1~s-,.s1 of he
Bo'gezs, which produces genera! oppression % the
spirits ana bad health take from fuI 80 ei-ht Pills
at first, and smaller doses ste7rar5s znt5l activity
and strength - restored 20 the system
Eo2 NERVuU>NESS. SICK HEADACHE. NAUSEA.
"t.i =. t.1 ''.sDl = hHes ~ So. 7aAe Eo-n iouI
20 eight pals going 10 bed II they DO not oper
ate sufficiently, take more the next dav until they
10 These complaints wIn be swept ont from the
system Don 1 wear these and Their Kindred d.
5rat-H secauSe youT stomach Is foul
EoE SCaoFCLA. EIySIPELas. and rH DiEs-sss
T RE >.t take the Pills freely and frequently.
keep enc bowels open 1Ee e-uTtfoI-s vii Ceue--
l--. soon I1--n 40 diminish AND disappear Many
--la1luI ulcers and sores have been healed up ~
L-- pTr--rE ana flIEt l-z- eject of these ts- 1-u
some disgusting diseases winch seemed . Safrrrta
re whole system have completely N1f4-ea ia tIsr
influence. Lowing tie sufferer iu perfect Eaalt-l
t--tents ESlT cutE a sol1esy -'.lH---s th1s "a
sll--a p-.---e yalr-ei around TIE ''Ifia covered
"E-l pifilp-es- e-gt-lss- nc5E- ~0- -- all OT s5N
o. le un'ea-il diseases % i--e sHil- aeelse Ho-E
= 81 N---.s t-t.--i--I--
40 = l--fN lli- BLOOD, 1fT 7fg 'ae be-, --ell-
slile ever olN,oNeit4- A-1 N-,'..e re lissa -I'ts
- Ai-1 l-e. .-ti-t-ss, - - IN .r- t-e
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The Republican State COnyen-
siOIi.

The Republican State Convention
which met at Harrisburg, on Thursday,
WAS singular admixtrc of ofiice-holders
aboIitionists, horse-contractors, political
mountebanks, old fogics and patriots
black spirits and white, blue spirits and
grey the pure Republican and the
nIixed-the Garrison Abolitionist and the
more courteous Peoples party man-the
renegade Democrat and the Know-Noth-
ing-the TaritIite and the Free-tr5sdar, all
in the most delightful communion, with a
place at the table for the absent :. colored
brother" 1t needed only the presence of
Sambo to make the thing unique, and this
defect was supplied as far as could be by
the clivairous and inconuptiblc Forney,
who sought TO make himself the more
welcome TO his new associates, by pre-
senting them an Illuminated photograph OF
the . Ncolorcd brother" in full rcgimentals,
with Hunter and Fremont as his aids Ii
was a happy conceit, and put the Con
vention In an excellent humor, the more SC
rs it was quietly given out that General
Sambo was in treaty with his attached
friend, the King of Dahomey, for two
hundred regiments for the war.-CoHaitu-
/ hORdL Union.
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FROM ARKANsAs.-Uin,man Is said
TO have captured RoHa soon after the
Federal army lclt that vicinity, and to be
concentrating. His house, at Helena,
is occupied by General Curtis General
Curtis expresses the confident belief that
he can march anywhere west of the Mis-
sissippi river, over any force OF white men,
or Indians. or both combined, that can be
raked TO oppose him. Advices from
General Curtis represent his army in good
health and spirits, but almost destitute OF
clothing. The Illinois troops are much
better provided for than any others in his
command. His army has all arrived at
Helena.
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NEW TAILOR SHOP

The undr rsigned having opened out Tai
loring Establishment. over the store room
occupied by ID. J-Evans & Son, respectfully
informs the public that the tailoring busi-
ness will there be carried on in all its bran
ckes. All work will be done IN the latest
style. with ncatness and dispatch, and upon
the most reasonable terms
ROBERT ID. THOMAS.
Ebensburg, May 18th, 1851. IT,
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SQlEcP,
LETTERS

LETTERS or ADMINISTRATION
on the estate Of Charles d. Murray. Esq.
late Of the Borough Of Ebenshurg. Cambria
county. deceased. having been granted TO
t.c undersigned. Al persons Indebted to
the said estate arc requested 10 MAZE pay
ncut without Gclay, and those having claims
viii present them properly authenticated
for settlement. WM. kITTELI.
Euen>lurg. i 21-GtN 4l.Rr.
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II THE MATTER OF THE ALLEDGED
LCNhCY OF ISAAC ROWLAND y
CITIZEN OF CAMBRIA COUNTY.

Nofce Is hegaJy gir1g. That the under
si-nej has been appointed Commissioner,
by the Court uf Common Pleas Of Cambria
county. to enquire into the truth Of the all.-
Cation, aud f9r that purpose be VIII hold an
inguisitiou ou the 0aths or afiir nations o. six
god and Lawful m.n of the sad county #
Cambria at hs Office in the Borough Of
Ebeushlrg. on Friday tie 20. day of Aug
1T next ut one o',lock p. n. Of said DAY
where I'll persons interested can attend II
they see proper. II. KINkEAD,
July 2ath--3t. Commissioner.
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WATCH CLOCK, add JEKELRY STORE

MAIN STREET. JOHNSTO WN F'-A
LEWIS LUCKHART, begs leave to Al
nounce that he has always a large and varied
assCrtmen of all the various article peculiar
- his business. Repairs promptly and
carefully attended 10.
Jghnstown April. L 1851 Il.
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? The President mas agrccd 10 accept
.na and twelve months men who vO-
.- from this State under Governor
Ms procIaEaation, until f5le 20, Aug
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Notice.

LETTERS TESTANENTARY UPON
the Estate of JOHN LUTHER. late Of Car
roI township. deceased. have been granite
to the subscriber, residing in sid township
All persons knowing themselves indebted q
said estate will Tlease come forward and
make payment: and those having claims
against the same viii present them properly
authenticated for settlement.
d. J. UTHER. Execute.
Carroll tP-. July Ct
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
The Subscribers offer the Fcllrrgin. valua-
be property, At private sale, on uio=t rea-
soualle t,rmS and easy payments
TOWN LOTS IN EBENSBrRG.
Lot No. I47. having thereon erected a
Small Stone House, a5i ,iniug residence Il
Rev Mr.. HarbiScn.
Lots I-5- ISC. IS-. lSS. Il square of lots
fronting nn Lloyd street. lots l15 and I.G
adjoining residence Of .9-hu Lloyd. E-g -
Lots u and J Of lot II adjoining residence
Of Geo C. X. ZIhm E-I. Lcr NJ, - cor
aeI of High and plluev street. Al tie
above are desirable LuG5-E lots.
ALSO : acres of lanT. Of If which are
in the Borough, fronting Dn Julian street
The Carro.it5wu Plank Road runs through
this property-it Nil Lg divided into lots T.
suit purchasers
ALSO I25 acres IF land situate in Cam.
l;ia township. known Of tie Tryce Hill
Farm. about Forty acres cleared. adjoining
lands Of John Williams, Wm. O'kccfe
Prvce ~ud others. ALSO 2o0 acres situlte
in Cambria township adjoining lands Of
Alex M'Eicler. John M'BriGc and others.
ALSO 100 acres situate near IaUl0Ck II
Washington township. l55iliug lands @;
Jacob BuTgruu. Charles Noon, Richard S-arp
and others
Any or al OF the above described property
VIII ce sold on very accamotatir- terms. il
application BE- made 10 JAS c. Noon or
PHIL S. NOON
EbensJurg April 2l-tf
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:. VI. PettengiII 4 Co..

Advertising Agents, 1l9 Nassau Street,
New York, and 10 State street, Boston,
aretIe aut horized Agents for the DEN
oCRAT * SENTIN IL, !" and the most influen-
tial and largest circu ating Newspapers Ia
the United States ana Canadas They
are empowered % contract fer Us at cur
LOWEST TEENs.
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: stage stamp Currency.

United States postage stamps,
os now coming so freely into cir
besides having the amount of
.1uS m figures upon the upper cor
De readily recognized by their
NlSnettes, which are as follows !:
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DIR. j. &. AVER q CO,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS,
SOLD By

T. S Rum, Elsuslur-; c. T. Frazer; Johns
town; StaigUrwalt and AaUCheT, Carroll-
town; 2. II. Shields Lgretto; Il. Douglas.
Chess Springs and b. Dealers ovGTyUhere-
April - IS52-ly
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ESTATE or ROBERT FILM. Decd.

WHEREAS letters Of administrator on
the estate Of Robert Finn. late IF Summer
hill township. Cambria County, deceased.
have been granted to the subscriber: all
persons indebted t. the said estate are here
by notified to make inlmedl1te payment.
and th,Se having claims to present them
properly authenticated for settlement.
July , lSG2-Gt . WM. KITTELL.
ilu'r cUa festgHse3tt0 aHBeU0.
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Capt. 4. Lewis, Geo. K. Brown,
Richard Jones, Jacob Boring.
VOundei.
Sergt. John +. Scanlan.
VIM. \. Levy,
Geo. McBroom,
David T. James,
Thompson Carney,
Thos. l.. DUNN,
VIM. L. Brown,
Lieut. Jas. G. Burke,
Thos. Williams,
John Mcbride,
r. K. Davis,
w. Il. Powell,
VIM. w. Evans,
John Keaugh,
Henry Warcham.
U5SaHg.
HiIarian O'Connell,
Daniel Helman.
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s-Eysr The Great Cause Of
IS IlIjNlN iIIAEhI.


just published in a Sealed envelope; Price
Gets.
i LECTURE BY DE. CCLNERWELL,
ON THE CAUSE AND CURE of Soerma-
t0rrhc,a, Consumption. Mental and Physical
Debility. Nervousness Epilepsy: Impaired
Nutrition of the body; La->itUde; WoakDess
OF the Limbs and olthe Back nlispusitien
and IncApacity for Study and Labor; Dull
ness Of Apprehension Loss Of AIem-ry.
Aversion to Society Love of Solitude; Tim
iditvl Self Distrust Dizziness Hcadacle
Affections Of the Eyes Pmpies oH the Face
Involuntary Emissions, and SexUEl lEcapac-
itv; the Consequences Of Youthful Inliscre-
ton. &c. &c,
FTThis admirable Lecture clearly proves
that the above enumerated, often self af1lict
ell evil may lie removed without medicine
and without dangerous surgical Operati rs,
and should Le read by every youth and every
man IL the land
Sent under seal to any address, in plain
sealed envelope. On the receipt OF SIX cents
or two postage stamps. by addressing.
DIR. CHAS. J. G. hLINE-
I2T Bovvery. EeTV York, Pest
office Box. 1856.
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Wgam0omAp zA1aD sxaNQu1sIaua

ezT The following is a list of killed,
wounded, and missing of the Cambria
Guards, The sad intelligence is confirm
ed that five of the heroic men who left
this county, are dead. The fearful havoc
in their ranks, shows that they did not
finch in the hour Of danger, but fought
valiantly and Offered heir lives bleed
ing sacrifice to freedom and their country.
Captain Andrew Lewis was a private in
the Mexican war, and was one of the first
to volunteer in the struggle to crush re-
bellion.
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'n the fourth page will be found
-1'r Curtn's Proclamation which
-s more men The Governor has
-@ proper not 10 cal the Legislature
T. a2a'n, but appeals at once 10 the
--a urges upon them the necessity
-"2aiagos of volunteering over that
.'.a-, which must soon be rcsorted
u" nen be not forthcoming. Large
.s are being offered to those volun-
anu Ii Is expected that Pennsylva-
%" not be behind in filling up her
II will be seen by the schedule
-s number this county viii have to
vi Is two companies.
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PAMPHLET LAWS.

PAMPHLET LAWS.
THE Pamphlet Laws Of the last session
of the Legislature of Pennsylvania have
been received at this office and are ready
for distribution to persons entitled to re-
ceive them.
JOSEPH M'DONALD, Protby.
Prothonotarys Office, Ehensburg, /
July %. 1862.-33-tf
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TYRUS L. PERSHING. ESQ. ArroRxzY
- At Law, Johnstown. Cambria Co. Pa.
Office on Main street, second floor over
the Bank. ix2
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~ FORGE n. REED. ATTORNEY At LAW.
~ Ebenshurg Cambria county PA.
Office IN Colonade Row. viii II.
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l,RrRG < CRESSON RAIL ROAD

ia- vii stop at stations marked
.r Hleu signal is given.
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NBENSBURG MARX ET. RE
EXPORT Revised weekly by
DAVIS. JONES & Co

Flour per bbl-Extra Family,
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-06-27

Statistics OF Meiss and GaIlfa Conntfss.
From thereport ofthe Commissioner
of Statistics We find that the value of
personal property in Gallia county for
1861, was Returned at 81, ,480, 542; total
tax, S6l, ,223, ,33; war tax, So, ,286,1S OF
grains Gailia county produced 220, ,4357
bushels ofFwheat, from rs, $50 acres
sown; 694, 1888 bushels of corn, from 23,-
061 acres; 5 ,445 bnshelseof buekwheat,
6944D Of potatoes, 9,9Is tons of hay,
110,752 bushels of oats, 245, ,017 lbs of.
butter, and g, 1873 So lbs Of eheese :.
Her live stock is valued horses,
$3.50, ,844; mules, 81, ,451 cattle, s136,-
Al; hogs, s42, AZ; sheep, SIS, ,022:''- -
Gatlipolis Journal.
From the same source We find tnat shei
value of personal property in Meigs
County, for 1861, was returned at
s1,5e8, 8,0e0S total faxablss property,
s5,47b321; total gtax, $50, ,5s5s67 =
Meigs County produced l69, ,5l7 bushels
ofwheat, fromx2l ,l9s acres sown; 59l,s
53g bushels Of corr, from 16, 500 acres
planted; J.; 181s724 bushels oats from
1922 acres aown; s16s208 tons of hay
from IL, 1854 acres; ;6 038 bushels ofbuck-
wheat; 101, ,248 bushels potatoes from
1853 acres; 274, 109 lbs. butter, and
AZ, 8,067 lbs. cheese. s..
The value Of live stock isreported as
follows: 5-.- 1<s-s
Horses Sz6o,o90; mules S5s950,
cae1ie, sSfeo,oso; hegs, S45so94;1 sheeP,
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For the Pomeroy Weekly Telegraph.

MASoN CIT4 y une Aou, 1ooS.
Members of The Ponseroy Soldiers Aid
Society:-On next Saturday afternoon
the 2Sth inst, our official meeting is to
be held; at which meeting we are to
elect new sffieers for the ensuing three
months, and it is highly necessary that
we should all attend, euery one, and not
only attend, but Uote. When candi-
date is presented, let us every one speak
up; we all haue preference, and it is our
duty to make it known. Let there not
be found among us, any ofthose aobodies,
who, by their silence, either pro or con,
virtuazly declare that they have no inter
est whatever in our proceedings. 1t is
embarrassing to those who. do feel an in
terest, and are willing to manifest it by
voting.
At our last official meeting there were
but eight Ladies present, and one Gen
tleman. THIS ought not to be. 1t re-
fleets sadly upon our patriotism. La
dies, let us.not be lacking in the spirit
of our Mothers Of s76. Gentlemen, we
know you are loyal and true, and need
not seconds bidding, to cooperate with
US, in thisimp portantwork. Let us have
a large and full meeting, which will
gladden. the heartsof 4 Z. .faithfal tfsao,' -
the warmthE.of whose nnquestioned pat
riotisfh has brought them to every
meeting.
- - Mrs. H. G.. DANIEL, Pres''t.
Nfrs.sW.. 9. STARR,s y. S.
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ID IE
DIEl.
At his residence, in Chester Township, ON


At his residence, in Chester Township ON
the 18th June, JOHN H. RIDENouR, of Con-
sumption
Brother Ridenour was born in the State OF
Virginia in 1874, and moved to Meigs County
in 1889, with his parents, and settled onafarm
three miles east of the town Of Chester. In
early life he Joined the Methodist Episcopal
Church, of which he lived consistent and
faithful member until death. His life was one
of labor and self-denial. He spoke eften OF
his home in Heaven, and that Christ had pre-
pared for him mansion. I visited him a
short time before his death, and found hin
fsst sinking. I asked him how he was. He
replied, 81 am about gone; / viii soon be With
Jesus 0hl am glad that Christ died for me-
He then paused aad smiled, and exclaimed
'Jesus! sweet Jesusl" He was warm-hearted
generous and beloved by all. A wife and two
children and a large circle of relatives and
friends deeply mourn his loss.ss
The brother that l speak of now
For years had served the Iord,
And strove with all his might and power
To gain the great reward. - s.sssss...
And when disease had fixed her grasp
| Upon his mortal frame, ~
49,. Sill trusting in the blood of Christi
He praised the Savior,s name. +
He strove to okeep his armor brighss
And never laid it down,
Till God, in mercy, called him homo
To wear starry crown. So
| A wife and two small children dear
He left on earth to mourn Il r.. -.
The loss of beloved friend
Who never can return.
-. To all his. Christian relatives - .sss
I have a word to say;gs 8
just keep your armor shining bright.
And onward speed your away.
Then when your days are numbered here
I On this terrestrial Shore sy sssss sss
|. You'll doubtless meet in that bright land
I Where parting is no more. .,..zYsssy.s
ss@ GEO, BELL.
CHESTER Ohio. ~
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For the Pomeroy Weekly Telegraph
Ministerial Meeting.

j ~.
The next session of the sMafietta
District Ministerial Association, will
be held. insttie M E Church, Pomeroy
%. July 9th, 1862, beginning at 2
clock p All the Ministers Of the
district are cordially invited to attend
e EPRoaRAhIME.ss
1. I. F. King-Rsyiew of Glaude's
Essay. sss.z,ss9ss..==,ssgg.sszsss4e
3. 81 Ryland- essay The duty Of
Stewards.
8. r: J. N. simmons-Es Essay. The
relation Of the pastor to the Sunday
School. s. & szs
Il S. Af. Bright==Essay: The verbal
inspiration Of the Scriptures.
{ 3. b. McEHresh-Review of Ian
dis on the immortality Of the soul.
!. 6. J. sW Lewis-Review Of Walker
on the plan of Salvation. - -.
q s. Rankin-Exp positionao of Romans
9Th & 35th.
{ g. w. Glenn-Essay: How shall we
distinguish between the witness of the
spirit and the appreciation of conscience?
9.sF. s. Thurston-Essay: On the
evils of goingsin debt. 5 !.
10. W. Gardener-Ex position of He
brews 18th q 1st. @
Il, T. s. 'stiyers-Essay: The con-
version of Ghildfen.
s12. D. II: Moere-Il -Ileeture: Man be
g. ~ : =. ~ rsss - E-.grss1s stssAs ~ s5@7
1s. W. Il: Hssssy--Esposition OF
Hebrews2d +&s 16Eaalf g.
a. VIM. Pores Essay: On con-
as Rgalisg Essa s Sahe sin OF
Ssle. asray ay-Essay: The hfe and
SharaetsF Of Balaam - !,
MaEssesaas - asssag s Pastoral
Is. E T. Jones-Essay The reeeg,
nitisn Of friends in Heaven.
49, AC KeIley-Essay: Plagiarism
20.sB. n. Spahr-Essay: The wan
Of power in the pulpit and its remedy
81. L. a. speneer-Essay: Sahject
optional
o. E. W. Kirkham--Essay: Resur;
rection Of the human body.
BY order of the Association.
I. f. KING, See
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einsinnat, vy.helesale sIarHss.

-
FLoUR-The market has not changed, ,
and remains. dull at IS SG@3 80 for SUI
perfne;; 100 brls gbvd 81 tlperfne brought
So 95. Low extra is offered at S4 00@
4 10; $50 bris fancy sold ut So HOO
70.
PnovIsIoasA good demand for
Lard and all to be had at or below
is taken freely. Sugar cured hams are
lin demand at Sc, and in some cases 81 c
sis asked. Nothing done in Pork or
o1h-Holders are asking 'aoc for
Linseed.
GRoeERIEs-Thers is no change in
the market, the demand is moderate.
I'VE quote Raw Sugar at 84@99c. No
flasses SOC, and Coffee 20@22c. ~
WAEAT-Ther is "a, moderate local
demand for red at s0@85c for fair to
prime. White is dull aud heavy at
90@95c.
| CoRN-The MARKETS Unchanged and
steady We quote ear at Die in bulk,
at which price 1900 bush sold.
4 OATs-The demand continues fait
and the market rules steady at Bic in
bulk.
]. RYE-The offerings are light and the
demand fair at 45e for prime samples on
arrival
T BARLEY-The market rules steady al
60@65c, for fair to prime State Spring.
and 65@70e for prime Fall.
Il HAY-The receipts continue liberal
with bnt limited demand and prices
Fare lower; the market closing dull al
ES11@l2 per ton for loose pressed, and
lS14@15, for tight pressed on arrival.
i. CHEEsE-A. continued dull market
I.and we have to report a decline of &c e
ID. We now quote selected Western
Reserve at &c. s
{, BuTTER-.We have no change to re
port in the market. There is but i
limited local demand for prime anG
choice qualities at 8@10e; gra AIDES below
prime are unsalable.
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SOLDIERS CLAIMS.
sF1 O W NJ & NJ o

: Attorney for Claimants.
4 RREARS of pay, and bounty money due
IL friends Of deceased soldiers and invalid
pensions forstlsese wounded or disabled in the
present war, procured. Land Warrants for
sale, nnd Warrants procured for those entitled.
Prompt attention given to all requests. Ad-
dress r. Downing, Middleport, o.
Feb. 3, s62.-5-3m p - r.
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NOTICE.


FI1H0AIAS 7. HOPKINS, Edward McDade
j and others, owning lands in the vicinity
of the ditch hereinafter described, having fled
their petition asking the Commissioners of
NJ Gigs County to locate and establish o ditch
in Letart sfewnship, described as follows viz:
Beginning at a white-oak stump in a, certain
pond near the line separating the lands of
Thomas Hopkins from the lands of Edward
Mspade;; thence in easterly direction through
the ldnds Of Hamilton xParr, pursuing the
ceairse ct a former diteh through said lands,
and terminate in a branch of Jehnss Run. A
correct copy of said petition was placed in the
hatds of Martin Heckard, a competent sur
-Neysr and engineer, who proceeded to make
survey and Level of the route proposed, and
f led his report rs required by law.
Nptice is hereby given, thatthe Commission
ers sf Meigs County will meet at the Auditors
office, on Tuesday, the 5th day of August next,
to hear aisd deternaine said petition according {
to tile act entitled, san act to provide for To-
eating, establishing and construeting bitches,
drains AND water COURSES" passed March 81,
1861 AARON SrIyERS.
Jpue Il; 1897 81 1t Ceatry Asaitor.
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= B&T We call the attention of our
readers to the correspondence from the
camps, which will be found in to-day s
paper We have received several
others, hut too late forthis week.
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BD~Many itcms prepared for the
Telegraph this week, are excluded for.
want of room. 2 - -