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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-09-14

nA. DR. John Chapman, in the London
Medical Times and Gazette, athong othef
conclusions, holds that "the primary cause OF OF
] Seot Of hot climates, and of temperate eli,
mates in summer, when cholera prevails; :
that 'the proximate cause OF cholera Is ..
precisely the same nature as that OF sunnlea ..e
or choleraic diarrehea, but thatit is lar more
! developed, and consequently, that its action
is proportionately more powerful ana IN
tense; . that Cholera is neither contagious
nor infectious IN any sense whatsoever ex-
cent through tho depressing influence OF fear
and that cholera may be completely avertea,
and when developed, cured by the Persste.ns en-
application of the spinal ice-bag along the .he
whole spine, SO long as any SYMPTOMS OIL the
disease continues.
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DIR. STONE OF Troy, N. Y.-Those OF our
reoders afflicted with one of the many disea-
ses Of the lungs, are referred to the advertise
ment of DR.. Stone Principal of the Lung
and Hygienic Institute Troy, N. ~, winch is
published in our advertising columns ana we
avail ourselves of the opportunity to say that
the relief to human suffering hereby offered is
hot a myth but reality, Of which we have the
HIGHEST testimonials
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

1EIsS Urania Stivers will commence her fall
M term, Oh Wednesday, Sept. 18th 1861
Owing TO the proposed work Of building an ad-
d;ton to her school house, this term will be taught
in the new Church on the west side of Sugar Run,
near Mr.. Ruble's. The room is commodious.
Having secured the services of Miss Kate Mon
tague as an assistant she hopes to be able to re-
ceiye, and render satisfaction to all who may
think proper to patronize her school.
TERMS.
Primary and Secondary studies as graded by
Grammar, as graded by the public schools, 90
Higher branches including Latin and Al
zebra, &C., ......... -....,,. w
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11OKRENF
o
LlFE-REJUVENKTOR.

STRENGTH TO THE WEAK!
YOUTH TO THE AGED!
This PREPARATION il uncguallcd as u RcjuvenatOr
and RcstOrcr of wasted or inert functions.
The aged should be certain to make the Bio
krcnc n houschol! god, inasmuch ais it will ron
der them youthful in feeling and in strength, and
enable them to live over again the days of their
pristine joy Itnot only exhiliarates but strength
cas-, and Is really IN invaluable blessing, cspc-
caly to those who have been reduced to II condi-
ton of scrvility, self abuse, misfortune or ordi-
nary sickness. No matter what the cause of the
impotency of any human organ, this superb
preparation will remove the effect at once and
forever.
BIOKRENE
Cures Impotcncy, General Debility, Nervous
Incapacity, Dyspepsia, Depression, Loss of Appc-
tite, Low Spirits, Weakness of the Organs Of
Generation, fmbcciity, Mental Incidence, Ema-
ciotion, Ennui. 1t has most delightful, dcsira-
ble and novel effect upon the nervous system,
and all who are in any way prostrated by nerv-
ous disabilities earnestly advised to seek a
cure in this most excellent and uncquallcd prepa-
ration.
Persons who, by imprudcnee, have lost theil
Natural Vigor, will find speedy and permanent
~ BIOKRENE.
The Feeble, the Languid, the Dispairing, th,
Old, should give this valuable discovery trial
it will be found totally different from all Other
articles for the same purposes.
TO FEMALES-This preparation is in
| valuable in nervous weaknesses of all kinds, u.
it will restore the wasted strength with wonderful
permancnce.
1t is also II grand tonic, and will give relief il
Dyspepsia with the first dose. brief persist
encc in Its use will renOvate the stomach to
degree of perfect health, and Danish Dyspepsi'
| forever.
One Dollar per bottle, or Six Bottles for So
Sold by Druggists Generally. u
Sent by express anywhere, by addressing ID
| HUTCHINGS & IlILLYER, Proprietors,
20 Dcy St., New York.
BENTON & DUNHAM, Nevelnnd, and
JOHN D. PARK, Cincinnati, Whosesalc Ag'ts
[s-l7-ly.]
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A. 90 COMMUTATION.

NOTICE ishereby given, that complete list Of
whom commutation money is due, has been placed
in the hands of the County Treasurer of Meigs
County, and they are required to pay the said
Communication by the 18th Of September, after
which time the Treasurer will proceed to collect
the same with penalty of 80 per cent. odded.
AARON STIVERS, Auditor.
Pnmerny Sent. 4, 1S65-[36-3tl
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Z uta It will be borne in mind, that the
Camp Meeting to be held near Mason City,
commences to-day, and the services continu-
inc for some time. We are requested to mem
ton, that all persons attending from a DIS
tance will find ample accommodations IN
matters of food and lodging.
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CHESHIRE ACADEMY.

THE FALL TERM fOf 1850 OF the
i Cheshire Academy, will begin on the 9th day
of September, and end on the Both day of No
vember.
The increasing prosperity of the school has
rendered 1t necessary to increase its facilities
In addition to the usual number of Teachers the
following persons have been secured as members
Of the Board of Instruction:
Hon. Joseph Bradbury, Lecturer on CONNER
cial Law,
Rev. o. E. Baker, Lecturer on Moral Science
and Evidences of Christianity.
John L. McMasters, Assistant Teacher in
Mathematics and Geography.
James C. Atkinson, Teacher of Penmanship.
Miss Abbic Gates, Teacher of instrumental
Music.
-, Teacher Of Vocal Music.
The attention of the Friends and Patrons OF
tho Institution is invited to tho fact that especial
attention will bc given to the study Of Book
Keeping and Commercial Business.
Tuition and Boarding as reasonable as can be
afforded, and fully as favorable as can be obtained
elsewhere for the samo facilities.
J. D. Atkinson, Principal.
o. E. BAKER, Agent. [32-h.l
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Married.

Ix ANTIQUITY, Sept. 10th, 1855, by H: Harpold'
E.n'. Mr.. ANDREW P. WEAVER and Miss EII.A-
ssTn % A. SMITH, both of Letart township Me'ss
county, Ohio.
Also, by the same, on the same day, at the resi-,
a.nca Of William Kevin, Mr.. JosEPH hOusH, OIL
Mason Co., West Va, and Miss MARY j. swASkf'
Of sutton township, Mcigs Co., Ohio.
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Saw Mill Again in Operation.

TIME undersigned having purchased and put
J. in repair the mill property formerly
owned by James Radford, near the old Meigs
County Fair Grounds, are prepared to deliver
bills Of lumber on short notice.
The patronage Of generous public is re-
spectfully solicited. w. STEVENS.
7-44-1y.] d F. Dixie.
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NOTICE.

VVHE undersigned has been duly appointed ad-
l. ministratrix Of the estate of Hiram r. Russell
late of Meigs county, Ohio, deceased. All per-
sons indebted to the estate are requested to make
immediate payment, and those having claims
against the same, will, without delay, present
them TO the undersigned for allowance.
r35-3t1 MARY L. RUSSELL, Admx.
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LOST.

ON the 10th inst, near Isaac Radfords in Leb-
" enan town, ladies brestpin and bead collar;
any person finding and leaving the same at the
Telegraph Printing Office will be suitably reward
cd. GEORGE WALLACE,
August 28th, 1865. I35-3t.1
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THE RACINE UNION SCHOOLS,

THE RACINE UNION SCHOOLS,
WILL commence their fall term for the present
w wear. on Monday the End day of October,
with Mr. j. M. Yarnell as principal. Scholars
from a distance can be afforded a good opportu-
nifty for education on as reasonable terms as else
where. Persons wishing to secure situation as
teachers in the above schools will apply for ex-
animation on Saturday the 10th dny Of Septem-
ber, at the school house In Racine.
BY order of the Board.
r33.stl W. CROSS, Clerk.
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WHI6KERs 4 WHIsKERsi

Do you want whiskers or Moustachesf Our
Grecisn Compound will force them 70 grow on the
six weeks. Price, 81 on. Sent by mail any
where, closely sealed, on receipt Of price.
address WARNER h CO., Box 1873,
1s-s-ly.l Brooklyn, N. Y.
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pea. Rev. r. Breare will preach in Middle
mort on Sunday next, at l0} o'clock.

q NorlcE.-"Alvina" "-"Rose Cottage a hne
poetic cffasion having obtained deserved pub
lication elsewhere, will not be republished by
ns for want of room.
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REMOVAL.

THOSE that have been getting boots and shoes
i made by VIM. starkey, will find him at the
Shoe Store at the Stone Bridge, one door above
the Printing Office, Pomeroy, Ohio.
s. s. FARRIER,
August 22th, 1855. Ta5.6t I
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,s of davs and deeds to reverence dear;
Let The world understand that Dr. d. II. oee,
ley's LIQUID Catasrh remedy is apleasant ana
certain cure fot Catarrh, Cold in the head
and all diseases of the head caused py tne
Abnormal condition Of the membrane iiDihs'
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FOR sALE-IN MASON CITY,

y town affords, of large size, so BY 300 feet.
Terms liberal. Enquire Of the subscriber at his
residence in said town, usually at home from to
o'clock p. m. Title indisputablc
T33.6t1 GEO, H. PATRICK
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The Bridal Chamber, an Essay Of
Warning add INSTRUCTION for Young Men-Pub-
iished BY tho Howard Association, and sent free
of charge in sealed envelopes. Address DR.. j.
sKILLIE H0UGAT0N, Howard Association,
philadelphia, Pa. Is-s-ly.]
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FOJIND

ON the 4th day Of September, one Silver Watch.
~ The owner may have the same returned by
calling at Marshal Lees once, Swallows store,
proving property andpaying charges.
fa6-3tj n. JAEGER.
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Horr 4 HOPKINS,

Druggists, and Dealers in Oils, Paints, Dyes,
Stationery, Perfumery, Fancy Articles and Pat
ent Medicines. Prescriptions carefully put up,
and packages sent free Of charge. one door
east Of Postoffice, Racine, Ohio.
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UNION STORE--BEN. E. sIBLEY,
prescr;nt;on Druggist, and dealer in Perfumery,
Rooks. Stationery, Notions, Lime, Cement,
White Lead, Linsced Lard and Coal Oils, &c.. at
The store next to Lawhcad's Clothing Store, Ra-
cine, Ohio.
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INTERNAL REVENUE NOTICE

March. in the I'd Division, 18th Collection
District Of Ohio, (being Meigs county,l Is now
due and payable within ten days from this date,
N default Of payment, collection will be made
with the addition of the penalties as provided BY
Jaw. GEO. B. GROW. peP. ooi.
J Pomeroy, April 24th, 1865. 7-48-ly.]
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+. p. RING, NJ. D.,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
And authorized Pension Surgeon, Pomeroy, ohio.'
Office and residence on Mulberry street, near
,he Academy. (33-6tl
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1,ne Mason and Hamiin Cabinet Orgahs'
forty difcrct Styles adapted to sacred and E seen
lar music, for $50 to $500 each. TH!hIi FIVE
GOLD or SILVER MEDALS, or other nrst pre-
n,;,,ms aworded them. Illustrated Catalogues
frac Address MASON & HAMLIN, BosToN,
ar MASON BROTHERS, NEw Yonk. [s-37-ly1
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G. B. SAUNDERS.

s. II. MARTIN, "
DR,s MARTIN & SAUNDERS
botanic Physicians. tender their professional ser
vices to the citizens of Orange and vicinity. g
All diseases of private nature strictly c9nn- %
dsniial. All calls promptly attended 70; pre
scriptions, cash. Office at Martin NM, ylangei ~,
MefgsCo., Ohio. 'sts ~ -
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p. NJ. PETREL, sES.

Au wanting Bargains are solicited to call at the
old stand, Racine, o., whore Dry Goods, Notions
Hardware, Boots and Shoes, Plows ana foin.s,
can bo obtained at reasonable prices. All goods
Of superior quality.
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NOTICE.

yiHE undersigned has been duly appointed ex
ecutor of the last will and testament OF Norris
Needham, late of Meigs county, Ohio, deceased
AM persons indebted to the estate are requested 70
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same, will, without delay pre-
sent them to the undersigned for allowance;
H' sH'.,i TECUMSEH HARRIS.
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Notice.

IN pursuance of the as,horitv vested in mn
l. by Section Article II Of the Constitution.
the Episcopal Church in this Diaeese. I
ersby change the 1,l"oe Of the rae~,iap of the
IA Diocesan C..incil from the eitv of C.Iun&
I" to Camden; aud the time tr"m the. l0;h to
he 2f1h of st"r next. Tue Council will. there.
we he held IN Grace Church. Cam, ,i.n, ga the
h "f May. TIE nere--.,i~a .r these shsryea
'e ro otvio,,s that they n.@.f NO, hr stated
I'd / earnestly r-qn.st ,i,- att. lance Of The
'snibsrs "f th- C.."ncil. TsIO> r. iAaVIs,
Bishor of th. u iocrse of :. Z.
The attention If the Oi-rg, ant Pariss,-s 81
nc D'"cese IS chilled 10 the above, and thoae
ho may Es'i t'' r~o-iv. ,h~ usual ncrifi...isa4
re requested ~ consider n III h-u thereof
J. - :.etIIl ItJEGu.
Apgil I8 ouv,~,... q, t.s..al
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Egssia, the Muse of Counsel.
ND EAKLY.

XXI. LATE AND EARLY.
The father said to the son, exhort1s
him to early rising, 1T is the early oiru
that catches the worm Th!e son, III
doubt, thought himself very shrewed, vile,
he. replied, ':But what foolish worm
WAS to let himself be caught abroad +.
early" The boy determined his ow,
status. He chose to be the worm. IT,,
argument Of the proverb usually address ),
itself to one of the parties only, ana v.
must decide whether it APPLIES to us. s'eft,
ws adopt its copnsels. We cxnn"t qn.rr.
with the ju 'g'nent that prefers to br II,
worm. but we m y question the ta>t'
which prompts tbs preference. 8 i'll. it 1.
tho usual choice, With all that elias. s,f pe
cons ~bo have tsyn enervatrel, me"t.I.
BY ths superior inaasnce of the sni,."
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ing race with n gsnera,i n. and vits yeyso.
a generation a not race. 1t IL but
brief part and period in the progress Of 4
raee-a mere point in time. rapidly passing
on and OH the stage, and may be in sotuai
conflict wf'h all that constitutes ths true
germ and mission Of race. It may ba
An ofshoot. in fact, of race sort Of
Legitimate scion, bIightiug its bette.
brother. We sometimes behnld g gone
ration utterly Inadequate to the duties Of
the race. grossly misrepresenting its pa.
rentaga. and as grossly fraudulent OF the
securities Of its own progeny. When We
speak OF people, we are to remem Der the
race only. and not confound them with 4
Nero generation, already passing out Of
sight.
xxx. PHILOSOPHY AND POETRY.
Philosophy is reason with tho eyes Of.
me soul; poetry is philosophy with the
wings of tho spirit.
xL. SOCIAL pEspor1sM.
: The one great uarne, l,oweser worthy
hy which the whole progress of psonls
is dictated or directed; is necessarily des.
pot'sm. 1t Is too apt to super<ede utterly
the exercise Of the popular iut-llsct. and 10
hus destructive Of all tine securities Of the
ace. The great names of country quite
100 frequently degenerate into tvraanie.,
md, in living upon the past. an aristooraey
lives usually for tie grievous injury Of tho
nresenr, and the probable overthrow of q
'eap!e in the future. 1t is this fact which
% frequently seems to render revolution
necessary. if only TO prevent stsgnation.
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'asnre. The want Of energy is, brisa1 !,
xxxII. AMBITION.

xxxII. AMBITION.
He who would acquire fame. must not
show himself afraid of censure. The
d cad of csnsure is the death eff genius.
He who fa'ters, in apprehension of the
opinion Of his neighbor, has already put
n'msslf in the harness Of master; and
the genius which commando the keys OF
the future, is always an outlawry. To-
put ones wings into the keeping of another
who has no wings, is certainly to have
them clipped close to the shoulders. How
should he approve Of journeys by air, with
the eagle, who has always pursued his own
way along the earth wish the snail9 Tha,
audacity, which is one of the essentials Of
genius has always laughed at what the
conventional would describe as decorum
Genius is Discovery How should II
submit e training Of its eyes to those bv
whom r6aiscoveries have yet been made?
xxxIIl. INSECURITY OF VICE.
The bond which holds the in;qu,tous
together, is one perpetuaily liable to rum
tute. The very principle which brings the
parties to co-operate-that Of the spoiIs-I
IS one which constantly prompts each of
them to make prey Of the other.
xxxIv. REASON AND REVELATION.
Revelation may not need the heIp o:
reason, but man does, even when in pos
session of Revelation. Reason NAV he
described as the candle in the rnan's hand
t'' which hevsIation brings the necessary
fame.
xxxv. THE TRUE POET. I
The true poet is llo who finds for til. |
universal thought aud feeling, the becnm
"g language. lie appeals, ~,,h an in
.t'nct pecu lar to him self, to ins,inct
shich arc common to the race; anu en-
lows, 70. thr first time, with the D ,wer
xpre 'sion the overburdcnod and stu.
.Iiuy. but hith rto dumb emotions. Ii
in 's that voice :or the heart Which ~.
'"!y nnsea!s Its fountains, but opens IT..
aAy to s> mps'hies Which have their sou,-
.lsis also.
xXxyI. WINGS OF TIE SOUL.
Ihc t,rth uf ci..Ii is the ntr.sonme,
Il a soul. The soul must work lis wa
IA Of prison, and i'll dug sc, ,,rov.r
'~ei with wings for tutnrs Journey
for exch "t ,s tn deer,.i.e whe.!,
AZ wings shall be those OF an angel or
sruti
xXxvU. THE SOUL Cg THE RACE.
Ihr -"ii IT race is usnai,y e-nilo:.i+
y IL, 1t l.tgrly sp .,i4.ed n.ind- II
u,SNaiiutl Srea,usS> rf.lh Ee 60 a. n..,
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THE COLUMBIA PHOENIX.
Oh. Star of those wh, Love.

Oh! Star Of those whs Love.
:':.! star of those who love, o: loving moon,
'Hisc soon. rice soon, rise soon;
Aud tell my lady. watchin from her home
como. oou1e. come:
" ith such wing of fondness, such speed.
AS lovers only use and lovers need!
Will not wait the slowly lapsing hours,
Tc seek her bowers,
But will be with her ore thy brow make.
bright
The duslly brow Of night:
Slie will be watching from her porch, whose
vines,
IN happy .cinctures and embracing twines,
Make sweet shade TOR two. who need more,
To teach the lesson sweeiest iu loves lore,
That we are thrslls Of love- and find his tLrall
The best of all, the very best of all,
Knowing no bliss beyond
Our bond;
No Joy above
Our love;
No bis,
But this, this. thia
Speed as thou may'st. 0, loving mosa but
know
She looks for me, in looking for thy glow;
Though watching for thy coming, tits for me,
Not thee not thee, not thee.
Thou. as the bearer of the torch which lights
Hy footstsp Ger the heightsl
fe. be not cnvious, with the guidance thine.
'Ihc; all tho bliss is mine, the bliss is mine.
Nor thou, nor any. that desire. may dare,
1Ao precious sweet of nay delight to share.
o.a atar OF love and beauty. loving moon,
Glso soon. rise soon, rise soon.
I'm on the wing !or rapture; and nv flight
10 farn'd by faHcies of rare delight;
! ak,Ir the wood, and now the river reach,
And Dart along the grey waste of the beach;
Ny ,haliop skins the wave and darts the covs.
Well known to thee and love;
cnG io thou smilst above the forest grove, !
a. gIa'. to-see how heetly can rove;
Ard as thou glint'st through the old grs.n trees
She ssss, but It's not thee, tits me, she sees;
I~i! her come, come-I fly, dart
1s heart I" heart. a. loving heart to heart:
I drink dissolved in bliss,
The kiss. the kiss
This, this, Oi this.
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. a R ID .

ME Subscriber having resumed huaiAess -
4 C"mmissi"n Merchant, is now prepared
ri receive c"nsignn-nts au1 make liberal ade
anc"s on ali kinds OF PRODUCE and MER.
;lANDiZE. Thankful for past tav"re. he re-
'o''"lly soiicits Il continuance of same. An
nsn"ss entrusted 10 my care shall !.ave my
>uai prompt attention.
A. L. SOLOMON, Commits Merchant.
Plain street. second door trorp Assembly.
.tIrii 20 I4
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CIsfAhED.
arKAMaHIP- Pnrt An Prime for Port an Pi

sTEANsHfP-Porta u Prince for Port N Prince
BARKs- Hope, Bremen: Princeton. DemArara. "a.
nuEsood, BAA Neptune, Havana.
BRIGs-Dasy, ma'amorns Solferno, Arroyo p
Drummond. Maiamoras, koyine, sydney, Three Sic
ter, Ceue.
sCHOoNERs- Roealle, Nassau. Julius Nobh, Fer
nhndina; Sev York, Boston.
ARRIVED
eTEAMsHIPs-Quee ttransI Fortres, Monroe:
e knlght Philadelphia, Liberty, Havana Rebec-
CA Clyde, Washington, " c.
sHlPs-Escort, I'm Livcrpoo Albion, Liverpool
BARks-queenslend, Foo Chow Foo Martin w
HIett, Gov Bay, & u.
BRiGS -Gteyhound. Hafhor Grace; G r OBrien.
haiamora., e w Ring, Jersey Civ, Northern Light.
New London, = !; sea Foam, ChArle.ton Bar;
u VI Ieyuolis, CsrdenAs Ahner Taylor, Elizabeth
Tort Tor lo-ion lhurstor Gardens.
HCHOONEKs- Nhitncg Ioug, Baltimore, Little
lizaie. York River; Village Relic, Havana. 4 Mid
dl'ton, Baltimore for Ses London Sea Nymph. BAL
Vmole tor Port Aorris; VI Atwood, EliLslethport.
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k9E.NTl$'TEsE.

A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
"a extracted thou pam OF lao chas.e. De IL
without oItIact ~ the looLA. All op nations warrant
ed. j.. Jay NILLEkS, lb5 Grand st, two block.
from Is OadvAy. 40
DR. DRAKE, 435 CANAL STREET, SETS
Ia &c OF teeth on silver at ~ TO SIS on gold a
SO 10 S22 sectional 90 cents per tooth teeth
filed sith gold, hone cement or other filings 80 cts
to per tooth. Teeth extracted without pain. psi
NEW ARTIFICIAL TEETH, PATENTED
Vim PaHs. Splendid full sett for IS utua price : Is
onest sett usual price s26; cheap setts o. Teeth
CHAuD, French Dentist, SO ay c, near aIh u, SO
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LONDON correspondent under date 81 the tn
instanL says; 'hr. Granville + nus, u son of Dr.
Marion SIMS Of New York, aged twenty three,
blockade into TexAN taking passage on the block
sde-runner, the Luna, as surgeon. The vessel
sailed from Liverpool, touched at HavanA, and
while the way from the latter place 70 Galveston
the yellow fever u,ade KS appearance on board,
young Or. Bins being It's hrsi victim add the cap.
tain the Second, both dying board ms, sfer ice
bosi arrived In the port Of GAlvss,on,S
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t'e'Rs,

a TTENTION, LADIES-THE OLD IS
n tAblishsd \. Y. FUR Manufacturing 60, - Chat
ham It, opposite Ciook's White Marble Hotel, is soil
Inc single sets at their factory Wholesale prices all
mu's aud collar $3.50 each, and ards SIBERIAN
rWiHels Fitch Martin and Mink sable seits very
low. Altering and repairing to the lAtrst STYLES,
equal to new. receipt given to pugchWers insurlug
against moths. lOOk for the mammoth -. il.EM-
ING, Manager 352
EIRS--l WILL SELL \ SINGLE SET OF
turs At - no. 4 nuff and collar for s. 50 each.
Mink set a >2h At Eos lERS, Roxy Noun ala
fut Co, us Chatham ~ cor Mott ~. as