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~ Z IFrom our Special ReporiesOs -,
WARRINGTON COUNTY AGRICUIs
TuRAI. FAIR.


The crowd in Acknowledgements Fair
Observation-Disclosures, EEe., sc.
Editors 1iitelligeNeeTs- Your special
arrived at this beautiful place all right.
The train was well filled, and many of
the passengers had to take n standing
sent. Conductor Mccoy, however,
made every one as comfortable as pos
sible, and his smiling face seemed to
say, "make yourselves at homeland
we did so until we reached Washington.
Here we found all the houses we'll fill
ed, and "mtne host" doing good bu-
siness. Since our last visit to this Gin
land seaport" it has grown very much.
Several fine buildings have been erect
ed, and the city looks as If it was enioy-
ing fair amount of trade.
The hotels and streets are crowded
with people from the country, the.
fair sex being well represented. ~
The Fair Ground is well laid out, and
the halls are large and beautifully
adorned. The Floral Hall is dressed in
magnificent style with evergreens and
flowers, and to add to the attraction the
| ladies attending are most beautiful.
Tomorrow will be the great dny, and
many of the stalls and tables which are
/ now empty will be filled. I will send
I you full list of premiums awarded,
{ and also notice all stock, ISc., worthy
/ of mention.
OF course, in such a crowd, n number
of accidents must occur. / witnessed
three to-day. a returned captain of
I Pennsylvania volunteers was driving
/ to the Fair Grounds, accompanied by
n lady. His horse run of and at
tempted to jump Il fence. He (the
hOrse,l upset the gallant captain and his
/ fair companion, who were picked up
for dead. They We're not hurt much,
but very badly scared. The other acci-
dent was similar; cracked head or
bloody nose was the extent of the dam
! age.
Through the kindness of Hon. John
I II. Ewing, President, and Mr.. William
GHbby, Secretary of the Association,
your reporter has every facility for
! ginning Information, and will send you
a full account of the proceedings of the
Fair tomorrow. NJ. S. X.
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s,, IaE TEETH TEETH often die long before the
should not be SO. To prevent tlis 81, Us
G 81 : OF necrosis use Fragrant SozonS1sT
u Keeps the dental bone alive. tho ~.
amer ~, ,sP9tiess, the gums ROSY and elas-
cIa,. Ihe breath pure and the Tnoutf,
septl5:3teod
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4sUIUOTS IHIeIIlgenceI': N -
As our Fall Election will soon no
coming on, it should be borne in mind
'py the supervisors and inspectors of
elections that, by virtue of a procIams-
Ton OF the President, of March 1Oth
issued in conformity to a law of Con-
gress, dated March Sd, 1868, ali persons
9nIy enrolled, who went beyond the
i y OF the United States to avoid tie
the elective franchise. .
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SINCE the outbreak of the rebellion, it
has often happened that Joseph Holt
has uttered the sentiment of the loyal
masses of the American people, but we
do not recall any saying of his that is
more truly surcharged with political
wisdom than the subjoined extract from
one of his recent speeches:
"Such n peace as must follow from the
overthrow of the military power of the
rebellion being secured, the obligation
will then press upon the nation not
only to strike the last fetter from the
limbs of the last slave, but also to see
that guarantees are created against the
re-establishInent of slavery, through
some cunningly-devised system of tu-
telnge, which, enforced by state law,
would entail upon this oppressed race
the same ignorance and poverty, and
social political disfrauchisement to
\ which they have heretofore been sul,-
1ected. That the lingering sentiment
/ OF disloynlty in the south, added 10 an
clent prejudiceS, and to the treacherons
! and savage instincts known to be in
spired by this institution, will, uuoIel. n
chdngcd nomenclature, seek to accom-
pllsh this result, can scarcely be doubted.
] Upon the solution of this mOmen.
| tous question of reconstruction. the
American people can well afford tn
wait, and 1t is their duty TO Evoit Loot
I by precipitation, false steps should he
I taken which could never be retrieved
Ihere should be the utmost patience
ana circumspection, but no haste. The
country wants no more traitors in the
capitol, and no more State governments
INTO whose organizations the spirit Of
treason has been breathed. If n loynI
! population cannot be found to nut the
machinery of State government into
operation, then let ats iDdiE and SEQ IL me
neEt triH not be q better and riser gene
TdhOn. In the meanwhile, let these
former States be subjected to military
rule. They constitute part and parcel
OF the territory of the republic, and no
apology is to be made for holding and
governing them rs such. While the
ballot-boN Is the rightful source of au-
thority over loyal men, the Legitimate
and reliable foundation for the author
ity of the government over trnitors is
the sword"
Patience and circumspectionl These
are golden words, and the virtues they
commend are those most required by
the exigencies of the crisis. Let us
have patience not only with the subiu-
gated people of the south, but also
with those who are disposed to make
the experiment of great confidence in
their present loyalty to the Union. TRY
all things, and hold fast to that which
is good.
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A Card.

WE RETURN OUR THANKS m rup
~ many friends and Patrons OF Jeremiah
SIs het, SdScease for the liberal patron
AZ, 49, ,S ON MN while in our mIdst and
nc mat we intend to carTy on the FurnitnTs
ana upholstery business in all its bnncSsT
" inc Old stand, No. ll9 Main street XTher.
We nope by strict attention 10 SnslnsSs ' IA
merit continuance of the patronnEe hrSfoy =.
N. Rive also intend 10 carr; ne ~ y ~ ~,
IsLlng business as before We keen con.
s sIs.I on hand full assortment OF Metal.
4''Lss aup24
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EVERY one SUOUID UGE

HALLS VEGETABLE sICIIIAN HAIR
RENEWER-That splendid preparation (
the Hair, which is fast becoming so popula
and so much enquired for.
No one who has used 1t viii ever give u
Its use. lH
1t Is Vegetable Compound, and contain
no injurious properties whatever.
twill restore Gray Hnir to its original col
II will prevent the Hair from falling out
II makes the Hair to grow on Bald Hea d
II cleanses the Scnlp and makes the H /;
SOFT and luStTouS and sillxen. IT-
1t Is n splendid Hair Dressing
1t is recommended and used by the mr. !
medical authority in the country. l.EE7 7
Be particular to ask for Fl I'SVFGBTABIE
SlcILIAS HAIR RESEwER, MS there Is a
worthless imitation in the market
For sale by NIL Druggists,
II. p. HALL & CO., Proprietors,
T. b. LoGAN& co. and LOGAN LIST =
CO., Wheeling, w. Va, Wholesale Agents
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bridge over the Ohio River Mt Steu.
benViIIe---A Train OF Cars Pass over
for The First Time

(FFoRr The SteLbeIIuiRe Herdld.)
We have the very agreeable satisfac-
ton to-day, of announcing that the
great feat was conSumnated yesterday,
in the presence of thousands of wit
nesscs, of running II locomotive. tender
and nine cars, heavily freighted with
iron, over the splendid new iron bridge
across the Ohio river, Mt this city. The
train was conveyed across about six
o'clock, p. IN. Mr.. jacob Gates, of
Newark, Ohio, had the honor of enEi-
neering the first train over the bridge,
and did it well, everything passing Off
to satisfaction. The occasion was one
of more than ordinary interest, if not
coincidents. While the train was pass
ing over the bridge n steamer hove in
sight, gave II signal of cOngrntulntion-
in the meantime. the Wheeling and
Pittsburgh upward bound train pissed
under the bridge, MS the train from the
Panhandle Railroad was crossing over
the same, giving like evidence of salts
faction-Nvhen the locomotive on the
bridge, the steamboat, and the locOmo-
tive attached to the upward bound train
united in a congratulatory scream Mt
the success, which was heard a distance
of five miles. The bridge, which is
about half mile in length, spans the
river ninety feet above low water mark,
did not vibrRte in the least by the
motion of the passing train. 1t ap-
peared as firm as rock. The COM
pletion of this bridge, together with
the Shortcut" Railroad between Pitts
burgh and SteubenVille, shOrtens the
distance between the two cities, by rail-
road, about forty miles-one-half In
stead of going to Pittsburgh by way of
the Pittsburgh and Cleveland Exten-
sion, following the bend of the Ohio,
the traveller can pass directly across the
country, saving from one hour and n
half to two hours, and One-half of the
distance. This road, besides, perfects
one of the great through routes from
Cincinnati to New York, via Steuben-
vile, which claims to be shorter and
! quicker than by any other road, giving
the Steubenville route an importance
which no other road has attained. The
whole distance from Cincinnati to New
/ York, by the Little Miami, Steuben-
vile, Pittsburgh and Allentown route
is IA miles; and the only change of
cars in the entire route will be at Pitts
burgh. The entire road, with arrange
ments for passengers and freight, we
understand, Will be in complete run
ming order by the LIST of October next,
when il will be distinguished by COM
pIete equipment of new and splendid
cars. We never We're of the opin-
ion that this road would materially
benefit Steubenville, although it will
certainly add much to the commercial
interests of the city of Pittsburgh, and
be great convenience to the travelling
community and shippers Mt large.
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New Fall Dress Goods.

Just Opened by J. s. Rhodes.
RLACK AND COLORED FRENCH ME-.
~ rlnoS, very cheap Coburgs and AInacra<
I ttlch Plaid Poplins and MelanSes, SIGt vans
llhndsome American DelaineS, Iupin,S hos
nSo1ole ana single width Wool DelainS. Brad.
mako Of BalmOrnls. - "a ''iie 80. rs
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TIE Union people of Marion County,
all hOlda convention at Fairmont, ON
enday, the second day of October
to nominate candidates for the
ese of Delegates.
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The local government of Alexandra
has passed from the control of the nlili-
AIRY to the civil nuthorities. -
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This celebrated TOILET SOAP, in such uni
versal demand, ismade nom the Choicest ma
terials, is MILD and EMOLLIENT in It's ma
ture, FIRAGRANTLY SCENTED, and ex-
tremely BENEFICIAL In Its action upon the
kin. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. mnrl5-lyd&w
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Over twenty yean' increasing demnd has
established the fact that MATTHEWS VENE-
TAN HAIR DYE, is the best in the world. It
is the cheapest, the most reliable, and most
convenient. Complete in one bottle. Does
not require any previous preparation OF the
hair. No trouble. No crock or stain. Does
not rub or or make the hair ppearylusty and
dead. hut imparts to 1t new life and lustre.
Produces beautiful black or brown, as pre-
tered: A child can apply 1t. Always gives
satisfaction. Only rs cents per bottle. Sold
everywhere, ia1-I
A. MATTHEWS, Manufactures, N. Y.
DEMAS BARNES CO., New York, whole
sale Agents. mhy2O-lyeod
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MARRIEnI

On The evening OF the INST inst, by Rev. DR..
Martin Mr.. ALBEIT REnNfAN 10 Mis- MARS
ELLA DICKERsON, oil OF Wheeling.
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BOOTS AND SHOES. TT
- JOHN H. ROBINSON, TIf-
leS Main street, east side a few doors north NJ
Union street, y ~ 49," "Nl' VI VI
Sign Of ae Big Black Boot, q
now oilers TO the citizens of Wheeling. the
1T Ia gest ana pest assortment of goods ri his
line, suitable for fall and winter Wear. He
t ms 1St Tetnrned nom the east, making his
IN nom the most reliable houses
M New York and Boston Hav
ing lg gought his goods entirely for cash fr1S1
In,st nanqS It enables him to sell at the verv
iSUMesI PIlceS. Persons visiting thfs city S1tII
40 wen 70 give him call, as ne Il deterTS
ios,i y De ontsdone by any other estabiis6.
imotto 9 nSSt saIeS and small proiits Il The
John Bishops old stand. AAtlin . stIeet'
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COCO CREAM FOR THE HAIR.
Coco Cream for the Hair.

COCO CREAM FOR THE HAIR.
Coco Cream for the Hair.
Coco Cream for the Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
. Away with your Grey Hair. ~
1t No moreTancId PomadesI!
NOmore rancid PomndeslI
you want something elegant,
II you admine delicious Perfume, r5
II you desire son and silky Hair, ..r.. d.
Ifyou want your Hair preserved, ,Ia..
If you want your Hair to grow
Ifyou want to prevent premature Badness,
II you want TO be rid of DandrufE;
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
For sRleby
LAUGHLINS & BUSHFTEBD,
1u2A Wheeling, w. Va,
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Z are indebted to Capt. Meow.
auetor on the Hempfeid Railroad
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HOUSE,
CINCICSNATI, OHIO.

CINCIcSNATI, OHIO.
sII4AS F. MILLER, Proprietor. late or the
Gait House, Louisville, XIV. "
II AN1HGf PURCHASED THE IEAEE,
IL and furniture of the BURNET HOITsts nri
repaired, painted, and refurnished the Tons4
m me best possible manner, I solicit n sIars
OF Lhe patronage of the travelling pnbIIc
P I.t mat guests shall be as we'll ii not
peter, cared for than they ever were nj ihe
OLD Gait House, in Its palmiest tinys.
,,,,,1o -, SlLAS F. MILLER,
o-sSO-h Proprietor.
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FOr Sale-Honses and III.
Picture Frame Mannfactnro

ME UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
a mems ltl tIie public that he Inns Just open
s building, ID floor, corner OF Ouin-
Sioln streets where he is prepared to
Legullu frames in the nenteSt sfvie and AZ
te sepgIl9ls rates' L. NIELANDER.
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Speflal alotIFes.
ITCH, ITCM, ITCII.
scratch, scratch, scratch.
WHEATON'S OTNTMENT,

Also cures Salt Rheun, UlceF Chilblnins.
anu all EruptiQns of the Skin. Price 50 cents
For sale by all DrugRists
by Sending6O cents to WEEKS & POTTER
sole Agents, lIO Washington street, Boston,
postage, to any part OF the United States. :.
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Comprising many rich
Dress silks, Merinos, Reps, All Wool D.
Lainss Black and Coiorcd Alpscos
Hhi6et Cloths, Popllns, Ginghams.
De Lains, Prints, &C., &c.
Also. clOalns and cloaIklng Cloths, An Wool
shawls, Long and Square, Small WooI
shawls, Black shawls, &c, &c.
Brown and nleaehed Nluslins, "a and TO-,
Cotton sheetings, Linen Table Cloths
Table DamaslIs, Napkins, Towels
Wool Blankets, SC, &c,
We have a large stock of Kid, snk nm, NJ,
no Gloves. '''N t's'''
Ladies silk, Merino and Cotton H..
hnoroidered Collars, Insertinrs. Hoo or sSi,-,.
bruners' Balmoral skirts, F,rcNo o1Sf'S'
corsets, best make '"
Flannels and cassimers for Boys vaor
largest lot of FURs in the city lust onono,,
lo ladies' n are especially invited to onT
->'A over our Stock OF Goods. :" cal and
THOMAS. STURGEON q ca
Successors to
.o,,o W. 3. sENsENEY & co.
- ; -
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EDITORS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. an
Brooke County, asa candidate for State Esena-
tor nom the First Senatorial District, subject
10 the decision Of a Senatorial Convention.
aug2j OHIO COITSTv
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STARTLING MEDICAL COLLEGE,
Columbus, Ohio.

THE NINETEENTH REGULAR SEES
sion commences Wednesday, October
18TH, 1855, and ends March LIST 1866 Clinical
Lectures on Practical Medicine and SunraFSy
VIII be given regularly throughout the win
Ter at st. Frnncis Hospital In the College
building. This Hospital was opened August
Isl, and already has n large number OF pa
Students will also have advantage of Clint
Gal instruction in the Hospital OF the Ohio
FACULTY.
S. n. Smith, NJ. D., Prof Principles and
Practice OF Medicine. '--->
Diseases Of Women and Children. '''-N
John Dawson, NJ. D., Prof. Anatomy and
-; Y. Hamilton, NJ. D., Prof surgery-Eye
Theo. g: Wor4nley, NJ. D., Prof. Chemistry
Startling Loving, NJ. D., Prof. NIateria NIedlca
j. 5. Gard, NJ. D., Demonstration OF Anatomy
FEES.
INCARCERATION paid but 60
GLuuuuuon 20 90
Demonstrators Ticket. ................ 5 90
Students on their arrival, by calling at the
ONCE OF the Dean, ON Stnte street, or upon
the Jnnitor at the College, will be assisted In
procuring suitable LODGINGS
For circulars or additional Information al
dress FRANCIS CARTER- n n ''@
sep2l-d&w -|A'' VI nan ~,
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Music and Variety
No. los Main St, above Monroe, near STEMS
Clothing House.
E. A. WEBER,

sHNEACHER OF MUSIC AND ORGANISE
Il extensively known in this city and Vicln-
lily, begs leave to announce that TO-AfOR-
ROW, TUESDAY, THE 9Th INSTANT, he
Will open his new Music and Variety Store
where he Will keep on hand an assortment
ofFianos, lamong them Stainway's, and Ha-
Zleton's, Of New York; Melodeons, sheet Mu-
SIC, including the best Instruction Books and
latest Sheet Publications, Violins, Guitars
Flutes, Accordeons and BanjoS of the best for.
eign and American make, German and Italian
SL SIT Also, Stationery, Photographic Goods
He win promptly attend to my orders for
Music left at the store.
He win, as heretofore, give Instructions on
me P1nno, Melodeon, Organ, and in Thorough
Bass, either at scholars house, or at his Music
I Room, Q0S Main Street, where a fine Plano
6hoirs. Glee Clubs, and Vocal Glasses attend
renting out Pianos
Keeping only the btsst Of Goods on hand,
having adopted the motto ofquiclE sales and
small profits being always up to the times
he respectfully bespealSs the patronage OF the
WHEELING, w. Va, June 9th. isS5.
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COL.GATE5S m0NFY 6OAp

T. b. LOGAN & CO. and LOGAN LIST IS, !
co, Wheeling, w. Va, Wholesale Agents,
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New Wholesale Tobacco House.
RHODES & sINGLEToM

HAVE OPENED AT NO. 4 QUINCY
III street Wheeling, n large stock of the
best brands of TOBACCOS & CIGARS, which
they offer TO the trade ON as favorable terms
y my mouse IN the West. sept2l-3m
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TTNHE TWO STORY MACK DwErr nv,
L ,House on the south side OF John si11aeI
on lot lS5, East Wheeling, now occnnIetI ~;
-it' ni''lcnafu. E3T pnItiCnlaB apply to
49,, or to MRS. JOANNA ADRi&N.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-01-12

Petition for Sale of Real Estate.
TNO Mary Bentz, Adam Bentz, Henry Bentz
: l. Peter Bentz, Emma Bentz, Matilda Bentz,
George Bentz William Beutz and John Bent
You are hereby informed that have led Pc
ition, as administrator Of the estate of Michael
Bsntz. deceased, in the Probate Court of Meies
county, fer the sale of the real estate of said
decedent, and shall in pursuance of the
prayer of said petitioner, on the 2sth day of
January, A.,D. 1866, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, ask
for an order for the assignment Of the dover
of the widow of Michael Bentz, in and for
the sale of the following real estate, of which
the said Michael Bentz died siezsd, or SO
much thereof as may be necessary to pay his
debts, to wit Beginning on Hezekiah Quill
lens north line, Tor the north line of loe,2e4,
of town l, range 10, Letart township, Meigs
county, 0hio,) on the west side of the public
highway thence north 25o, east AZ poles and
three links to corner where walnut ls in.
bears east 250, west SO links, thence north TAO
west to the Ohio river, thence up the bank Of
the Ohio river to the aforesaid north line,
thence east with said line to the place of be-
ginning, containing ten acres, more or less
HENRY HARPOLD,
Admir- of Michael Bentz, decd.
This I'd day of November A. D. 1851 l :
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SHERlFF'S SALE.

Edmund Williams, VS.. Thomas Howells and
Sarah Howells.
DY virtue of an order Of sale to me direct
ID ed, from the Court of Common Pleas of
Meigs county, in the above case ! will, on
the 3lst day of December, A. d. 1864, between
the hours of and 2 o'clock p. M, at the door
of the Court House, in Pomeroy, in said coun-
ty sell the following described lands and
tenements, to wit: Situate in said county of
Meigs, and known and described as follows
to wit; Being situate in one hundred acre
lot No. 3O3, being lot forty feet wide on the
street, and running back sixty feet at that
width; said lot lies northwest of, and on the
opposite side of the street from the lot of Jacob
Thres sen.; said lot is further described as be-
ing the front sixty feet ofslot No. so, in C. W.
Dabney's addition to the town of Pomeroy,
Ohio. Appraised at $3.50.
Given under my hand this 29th day of Ne
vember A. D. 1864. NJ. HECOX,
7-48-5t1 s. NJ Co.
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United States
SPECIAL REVENUE TAXES.
INTERNAL REVENUE NOTICE.

INTERNAL REVENUE NOTICE.
Collectors Office. 18th Collection
District, State of Ohio
M NOTICE is hereby given, that the Assessor
IN of the above District has returned to
this office the list of special income taxes on
the incomes of 1868, and the said taxes are
now due and payable.
will attend in person, Mt my office, North
cast corner of Bank Building Athens, Athens
county, Ohio, being Division No. of said
District;
At the Treasurcr's office in the town of
Pomeroy, in the county of Meigs being Di-
vision No. q by Geo. B. Grow, Deputy Collect
orr
At the office of Stephen Newton ESQ, in
the city of Marietta. Washington county, be-
ing Division No. 8, by Stephen Newton; Esq,
Deputy Collector
At the office of W. P. sprague $ Co., in the
town of Malta, Morgan county, being Divis,
ion No. 4, by Jacob II. Davis, Deputy Collect
or
AT the Office of John u. Noll, Esq, in the
town of Woodsfeld, Monroe county, being
Division No. 5, by John D. Noll, Deputy Col
lectol;
From the 10th day of November, 1864 to
the 26th day of December, 1864, to receive
within that time ten per cent. penalty will be
ADDED to taxes on incomes. as prescribed by
law. L. II. MOORE,
Coll, 18th District Ohio.
Athens, Nov. l6 1861 46-Gtl
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DR.. JOHN ELB EN-,
T.. 3. MOORE,

Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufacturer.
Middleport, o., =
T| EEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND, AND
IN will manufacture to ORDER all of the vari-
GUS articles usually manufactured in such es-
adjustments. He calls particular attention to
his Harness making, and 'defes the world" on
fancy mounted double or single Harness. Do
not fail to give me call, in my shop on Rut-
land street, at the head Of First street. in Hots
Building, up stairs. Cash paid for all kinds Of
Hides, Skins, &c., at the highest market price.