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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-02-07
-Farrntng for Young Men.

Ka young man wants to engage in a
business that will insure him, in middle
life; the greatest amount of leisure time
there is nothing more sure than farming
EIf he has an independent turn of mind
let him be, a farmer. IF he wants to en-
gage in a healthy occupation, let him till
the land. In short, if he would be in.
dependent, let him get a spot of ground
Keep within his means to shun the law.
yers; be honest, to havea clear conscience
improve Che soil SO as to leave the world
better than he found it; and then if he
cannot live happily and die content
there is mo hope for him. ~ 1tssa> J
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-02-07

HARTFORD CITY. MASON CO., Va.
TI'his Institute has been successfully commenced
i under the patronage of the Hartford City Coal,
Mining q Manufacturing Company, for the. benefit
of FARMERS ani MEfHASICS' and daughters
where they may receive the ady3 of superior
EDUCATION 20 what has hitherto been offered them
in Common Schools at charges sufficiently low for
all to embrace a complete Academical Education.
II is entering an its second session. and is de-
lightfully situated on gently slOpng sandy emf
ncuce, overlooking tho river Ohio. and only short
dstanc. from the Steamboat Landing. The School
Room and Teachers Residence is held in that spa
cious building formerly Known as the Brethren
Church. 5s -. 9rf
The room conts ns 1900 sqare feet, and is repet e
with every suitable convenience. ..E-s+.f ..-t
The lIea ting and lighting appa ratus is perfect;
having four large stoves, and 2aO feet of window
light. and being ele raied t6 feet above the road
way making il the most desirable, healthy situation
imaginable.
There is also LlDrary and Reading Department
attached for the use of students, containing many
excell nj standard works. with monthIs ana weekly
pc rodics to suit the desire of all parties, and it
inte nded hereafter. to add Piano Forte. for the
Ladies. as panim the City Brass Band
IN full operation every evening -- o., g..
The School Is conducted by the Principal aided by
Assistants. male and female. ..--. -
The NAL pupils re taught every branch of. learn
ing necessary forth future advantage. making
them caI able Of entering all such duties may
hereafter offer for their veal & 55zist5 -lE3fS.
The female department are also taught every NEG
essary accomplishment, with plain and fancy needle
work in addition to sonnd scholastic course.
Hours Ofattendapce. to l2, and to 5, for youth.
and 6 q 10 Q. for adults.
his may the children of the above receive as lib
eraI an education as in Institutions whose
cha rges Xclude many naturally talented child
from obtaining the assistance necessary to develop
its intellect. .'.'
Pupils charged only from time of entrance.
Terms per session of months. 81 So each. .-.-,
A limited numb r of boarders taken at a small
charge.
References may lfe had parents. of pupils. either
in Ohio, West Columbii Is Mason City or this piece
application to the Principal: at the Institute.
~ Oct. 4-4Oltr. = - - - : r
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CkAlaAE. ROOFS.

he,simple mode of froofng outshouses
by mailing thin boards on light rafters,
may be introduced to very great advan-
tage, particularly in the country. 1t is
only to subject the boards, before using,
to the action of FIRE, by wayzof thor
oughly seasoning them. Nail them on
Immediately, and cover them with sheath
ing paper and dressing of tar; and a
covering, almost for a lifetime, may
safely be calculated upon. The rafters,
3 inches deep II thick, straightened on
the edges and closely nailed I'd
The following composition for cover
ing such roui was employed,at Wick
ham 20 years ago, and is at this present
time as. good as when first laid. The
roof is nearly fat, having run of l inch
only to the foot, the boards being Sc
curely nailed and covered with course
Of sheathing paper, ,sueh as is used un-
der the copper sheathing of ships, made
fast by slrs.i fat headed nails. To s
gallons OF common tar, add 2 gallons Of
Rorc cement, 5 pounds zofresin, and 3
pounds of tallow; boil and we'll stir the
ingredients, SO as thoroughly to incorpo-
rate them, and lay on the roof while hot,
with brush, spreading livery evenly;
then sprinkle it cold, tar and sand as be-
fore; after which, a single coat of tar once
in S or 6 years will preserve the roof for
an age.
To the above may be added, an incom-
bustible impenetrable wash, prepared ac
cording to the following directions:-
Slake stone lime with hot water in tub,
covering it to keep in the steam; pass 6
quarts Of it through sieve, it being in
the state of fine dry powder, and add to
it quart of fine salt, and 2 gallons Of
water, boiling and skimming it. To ev
cry gallons of this boiled mixture, add
l pound of, alum, J a pound of copperas,
and by slow degrees ] pound of potash,
and quarts of fine sharp sand. The
mixture will now admit of any coloring
matter that might be preferred, and is to
be applied with brush !. It looks bet
ter than, paint, and is~as durable as stone,
1t will stop leaks in the roof, prevent the
moss from growing and injuring the
wood, rendering it incombustible and,
when laid upon brick work, causing it to
become impenetrable tosrain Of moisture.
farmers Cabinet - "a ID -
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Pueturing Cows.
A Chenango Co. Dairyman says
"Cows will do better not to change them
from one field tolanother, unless from a
day to night pasture" Edwin Pitcher
of Martinsburg, has farm of 300 acres,
.sfkeeps eighty cows in one pasture, all
summer, Except 20 acres for night pas
ture, which he deems preferable, as the
cows are more contented, and do better
through the season than when changed
in their pasture" = " p
With sufficient range, this may be
good policy, but we believe the grass will
be more thoroughly and economically
consumed, when an occasional change of
pasture is made. a2 esl.sir s..i qs.@
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mtdual.
HOW "A I'D :ASSOCIA'N, ,
PHIL
A Benevolent Institution established BY spe'
cial Endowment for the Relief of the
E5I Sick and Distressed, afflicted gi9 j:
-s,-..-.E- ~ with Virulent and Ed Il II E.LL-

fJh iSick ana distressed, afflicted gi' Fl"
-r57T with Virulent and Ep-f II oi feirj
e., t...,af &C., idemic Diseases "a,
TFHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view or the
ual diseases, and IN Receptions praeticed upon the
unfortunate viet of such diseases, by Qhaeks.
several years ago directed their Consulting surgeon,
as a CHARITABLE ACT worthy of ftneir name, to
open DspeDsary for the treatment Of this class OF
diseases, in all their forms, and to give MEDlCAL
ADVICE GRATIS to all who apply by letter, with a
description of their centinn- age,
of life &c. and in cases of extreme loverty, TO
FURNISH MEDIC INES FREE OF CHARGE.iTlt is
needless TO add that the Association commands the
highest Medical skill of the age and will furnish the
most approved modern treatment.
The Directors of the Association, in their Anhua
Rcpor upoi the treatment of Sexual Diseases the
year ending january Ist, 1858, express the highest
satisfc ton with the success which hus atenaed the
labors of the Consulting Surgeon in the of Sper
nlatorrhnia. Seminal Weakness. Impotelce 'GOnor
rhaa, Gleet, Syphilis. the vice Onanisn or self
abuse. &c AMI order continuance of the 81; Plar
| for the ensuing year ~ -H"l Ef-. Jss=
The Directors, II review of the past, feel assured
that their |, bors in this sphere of benev efor
been Of great benefit to the afflicted especial ~
to the Young, and they ha resofve,l de ole them
selves, with relieved zeal, TO this very portani nd
much tespiscd cause.
| An aimrablaiR ep0rt Oh Spermalorrtepa. OF Sem
| in;l Weakness, the vice of Gpahsm,i Mesu rbaiion
orS lfabuse and other discusses OF the sexual ofeans
by thu. Consulting Surgeon, will be mt by mail 9f
-afTw STAMPS for postage. Other Reports AM
Trucs of the nature, and treatment Of sexual diseases
diet &C.. constant! being pubished for gratut
! Gus distribution. and will be sent to the ted
Some of the new remidies and methods of treatmei
discovered duriug the last year. of great value
ADDRESS, for Report or treatment. pr, b. KlLLls
| HOUGHTo\. Acting Surgeon. Howard Assoeia
ti6n. No. SG,lfI Ninth Street, Phil .dethin; Pi.
| BY order of the Director ,aE
t.l''f- ff" EZRA d. BEA RT VEIL. President
. j. T. -,lyt Ii
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9oetrp..
.rv--E--------
KISSING ON THn BY

eSSeAsG SAs = 49, S44s
His manly @whiskers swept her cheek,
She uttered no reply;
Howteould she part her lips 10 speak.
"a While kissing ON the sly? , -, -,
There's such q sum of smacking bliss,
!. ri That Crosus could not buy, >, -.
The honied worth of one sweet kiss .,,,,c
That's taken on the slyi -,,,7 ,,,.-,..,,.s,
OH this kissing ON the sly ,.a,g1
This kissing on the sly
This wooing, winning style of shining,
7 kissing opfhs sly. ~ 4
The maiden meek one kiss received
Demurely winked her eye,
AID with the air of one bereaved,
She heased q hearty sigh; 49, =
Again that way ward whisker pressed
Her cheek, she breathed-Oh my!
How grateful to tho burthened breast
This kissing on the slyl go '7
Oh! this kissing on the sly
This kissing on the sly-- ,.
Downright delicious, cen malicious,
kissing on the sly. ~ ,...-,
Though rigid rule declare the deed
To be 3 crime so high,
No lover dare deny the deed
OF Kissing on the sly;
Though Pas and Mas berate and prats
Till Dulceneas cry,
The custom don't bit abate,
OF kissing on the sly.
OH this kissing on the sly
This kissing eli the sly
Intensely thritling--trouble killing,
Kissing on. the sly.
While leading thus single life,
Sig Whist happier lark than I, sEa
When, OPPORTUNITY without strife, -
A glorious chance descry,
! q To seize the dainty treasure which 'l & ,
No royalties outyie?
Than me, no nabob half 90 rich,
- Thus kissiag on the sly. <-4y.,,
J J J0hlthis kissing on the sly-J' : ,
Aye kissing on the sly
This trebly tempting, care exempting,y
Kissing on the sly, IA
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NOTICE,

NOTlCEs
NTEIGS County Court of Common Pleas
1Xl Jacob sShoop,v vs.. Peter Hine and gAlexan-
der Ables.-Peter Hine, of the State of Illinois,
will take notice that Jacob Shoop, of the State
of Pennsylvania, did, on the Goth day of April,
1852 file his petition in the Court of Common
Pleas within and for the County of Meigs, in
said State of Ohio, against said Peter Hine, and
Alexander Ables, defendants, setting forth that
Jacob shoop obtained Judgment against Peter
Hine, on the docket of G. W. Cooper, ]. P. of
Salisbury township, in said County, for the SUM
of S255.09; said petition also AYERS that Alex
ander .Ables is indebted to Peter Hine in3the
sum of S3oO.0o, The object and prayer of said
petition is that the sum m of $4,000 due Hine
from Abfes, be subjected to the payment of
Jacob Shops judgment and costs, and the said
Peter Hine is notified that he is required to
appear, and answer under oath, said petition,
on or before, the 26th. day Of March, 1885, Or
the same win be,taken as true,
~ ~ F.f.l'a HANNA s. EARHART.
January 80; 186O--5-6t Att'ys for pftiff.
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Eloxrer Garden. : q

General pruning should be postponed
until March 1st, for if done now, the Sc.
we're frosts will render its repetition nee.
essary in spring.
Themore hardy shrubs may be pruned
now, such as crategus, sorbus, spirea
and even .althea in the Middle States
CThe double white althea is very tender
and requires to becovered.) Ifthe snow
be heavy, shake it off from those shrubs
which would be injured in shape by its
weight. Prepare tallies and stakes for
spring and summer use.-W. Farmer.
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COLORS OF FLOWERS PROMOTED BY
- s-CHARC0AL.N ~ wrE

1
A Frehch amateur, in the Paris Hor-
ticultural Rerie,o, states-"About year
ago, l made a bargain fer q rose bush
of magnificent growth, and full of buds.
E waited fol. them.Ate bloom, and I ex-
pected roses worthy of such a noble
plant, and of the praise bestowed upon
it by the vender At length, when it
bloomed, all my hopes were blasted
The flowers were of faded color, and /
discovered that 1 had only middling
multiforo, stale colored enough. I,
therefore, resolved to sacrifice it to some
experiments which I had in view Ny
attention had been captivated with the
effects of charcoal, as stated in some
English publications. I then covered
thesearth Gin the pot in which my rose
bush was) about half an inch deep with
pulyerized charcoal Some daysafter,I
was astonished to see the roses which
bloomed, of as fine lively rose color as
I could wish. I determined to repeat
the experiment; and, therefore, when the
rose bush had done towering, 1 took off
the charcoal and put fresh earth on the
pot. You may conceive that / waited
for the next spring impatiently to see the
result of this experiment When it
bloomed, the roses were, as at first, pale
and discolorcd; but by applying the
charcoal as before, they soon resumed
their rosy red color. tried the pow
dered charcoal likewise in large quanti-
ties upon my petunias, and found that
bot. the white and violet flowers were
equally sensible to its action. 1t al
ways gave great vigor to the red or vio-
let colors Of the flowers, and the white
petunias became veined with red or vio-
let tints, The yiolets Color? became
covered ithiirregular spots of blush
or almost black tint. Many persons
who admired them thought they were
new varieties from seed. Yellow flowers
are, as 1 have proved, insensible to the
influence of the charcoal.-Cottagc Gar
dcner.
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.IdTMOUN MT AUBURN reg
YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE.

THIS Select sentnary. situated in tn. beautfnl
L and tIe;thy suburb { CinrinEtt, called hount
Auburn, claims equal standing will the most APP
proves. Schools in the Eastern States. p y
The pupils form part of tin family OF the Prin,'-
pd and the charges placed at the lowest rates
consistent with the superiority of the domestic
fangements md svle # tn. Institution.
The course of education reaches the highest
brinches usual in the best Female >eminaries.
Th"r, are two sessions OI about tweut. -ouc weeks
eacb. p ..-t ..'f .. - '--' - -.
The charge for BOARD, lodging. light. washing
English, scentic and classical branches, I5u per
session. .. o.
Music, singing, painting and Modern Languages at
customary rates. ss-''s'-l '1l.H .= - E-...7s
Being within few minutes ride from Fourth
Street. by s0u.nibus leaving every half hour ths
SCHOOL affords peculiar facilities to families residing
ON the river. .aaEls.g E.4e-F
For the of the Institute, in accomplishing
tstns. reference is made with great confdence to
its patrons l-f si. - -ilEi@tIa "t =
The next session will open on Tuesday. the 18TH
of September, 1859 --..-+r . -. ,.. -,.,:.-...-
Applications may he made TO Rev E. 4. t.RAW-
LEY d. d., Mount Auburn; to J. H.. WHITE, Esq.
at Moore, Wstac. ks!s & Co.'S. CINCINNATI. .sl
Reference is also made with permisSiOn) to Hon.
v. b. Horton, and Charles Pomsroy Esq. ponirro!
Ohio.a -.. l., August 81. 1853 -36.3t*
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v Al LEY YfHOUS E.

HIlaIICOTE1E, OHIO.
tINHiS is the largest AID best arranged Hotel IN
L Chlicothe, is located on Paint street, oPposIte
the Court House, and in the very center OF the ou
81 ess part of the city. -,
The House has undergone thorough repair and
cleaning from cellar tn garret and now presents an
appeaance second to no Hotel in the western world
ne Sleeping rooms are Ergehl well ventiiaIed,
and sun eS of rooms are well arranged for families
and lafg"' parties.
The Proprietors will spare pains to make the
vale! House IL fay ortr place of resort.
June 2l.94-Iy FoGGlTT & MOORE, ProPr's.'
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The Family Cathtrtc Pill il ii grinl but ,rtiv-.
CatIartic which tn. p-O- prictor HIS used III his
prac ticH nore. than stwent! y".rs.. ..,s.
The cnnstanl. increas ing dc s'I!,i f:p, tr,.s,.
who have long used tbs Pills ;Ii th' -iiasf,, :
tuH " hch all express in rega ri To TIL. us., HS
h'i ie-d to IiIc- L them i the r.;ie Il of
Ill. f,sf-.,,F{t -..-- g.. 3..yif5 iE,.5.t
The rof..s .s>inn well RI know that d # r nj Ga
thur :on differ ut - po"iiuis nj the how Is.
The Family tatharc n, Pill has, " til due r.fcr-
this we'll estab- n fSIl"d FACT. brtIl com
pounded from "a variety n 10, thi. purrst Vegetable
Extra. Is. h act I'll k. on VERY p.rt III the al
HeTItaFy eist, and z gost7nhd| safe-ihra=s II
ease VIII RE il Cath Ir- : lite is needed. such Hs
IIerangemrrts q of the tStentrcis@ Pains in th.
Back and Lions. 81 'epi & 1n"ss, CoStvrnrss. Pain
and Soreness over the r. wln. body, from sud
den cdld. which, frc = qatntIy, if neglected,
end in long course Of FeveF.Loss nf Appetite,
Al Creeping Sensatnh Q of Cold over the BOdy,
Restlrssness, Headache. n weight in the h ad. IL
lnfammatory Diseases. " Worms in Children or
Adults, Rhru atsm, a great Purifier of the
Blood and many diseases to which flesh, Is heir,
too NUMEROUS to men- ton i'll this advertise
meDt. Dose. to 3. r.' ..r- .s.r..t .s'.E
.a PRICE, THREE DIMES.
The Liver Invigorait0r and Family Cathartie Pills
ret,,ed by Druggists generally, and sold whole
sale by the trade. in all he large tswns. =, ,
ST. = SANFORD; NJ. D.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
Sly. 33J Broadway, New York.
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SIlerim's Sale.
Sherfff's Sale.
H. H. Grow vs.the vsirtSgF lti.d-heirs of Greeley D
HIM. -

ii.
Harp.r. .EssYapzesz
DY, virtue of an order Of sale to me directed,
ID from the Court of Common Pleas of Meigs
County, Twill offer for sale, at the door.of the
Court House in Pomereys at clock A.'M,t
On the 27th day of February, 1859,
the following described lands and 1ehements,
to7wit; all that tract or parcel Of, land lying
and being in town three, range thirteen, of tho
Ohio Company's Purchase, being part Of seq
.tion No. three; beginning at a post in the eqSE
line of said section, 160 perches south. from tt
northeast corner of said section; thence Wes
sixty-three and two+tehth perches to pos
thence north eleven degrees east thirty7tE
perches to a post; thence north thifty-foS,
perches to IA post; thence 'nerthi forty degreo
west twenty perches to a post; thence north i,
a post in the north line of said section; theme.
east eighty perches to the northeast corner OF
said section; thence south one hundred and
sixty perches to the place Of, beginning con-
tanning 81 acres, more or less; except 25 acres
off the north end of said tract, and sold as the
property of the widow and heirs of Greeley D.
Harper, decd, at the suit Of Hiram H. Grow
Appraised at S524.eo. Terms of sale, cash.
J. WHITE, S. NC
JAN 12 1S6O-4-5t 45O
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Probate Court,

"t 3tt. .iA Probate Court. = r4 't2t5fi'-
NNHE STATE OF ONO, MEIGs COUNTY, ss---
L, Final Settlement Of Aecounts-Notiee is
hereby given that the accounts of the following
persons have been filed in the Probate Court
for settlement: VIM. H. Norton, Admir- of
Charles Chase dec d; Adam Harpold, Admir- of
Levi Sayre, dee d; which accounts are set for
hearingrand settlement ON the 22d day of Feb
ruary next-r(- % ARTHUR MERRILL
January 81, 1850, ,--5-3t* Probate Judge,
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Pom crow Rol1;no nE;l1 co,nnan,

Pomeroy Rolling Mill Company,
II EEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND
IN manufacture to order, all kinds and sizes
OF fiat, round and square iron of superior quail
ity, which they offer, wholesale and retail, at
current rates. Also, American and Swede nail
rods, steel and iron plow-wings, cast and shear
steel, wagon boxes. Scrap iron and kidney
ore taken in exchange.
13-ly LA. OsTROM, sup't.
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MA Dutchman went into a cooper
shop, and asked for an empty barrel of
-four, to make his dog a hen coop.
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.a. S 4 NF ORD .. .
FAMILY CATHARTIc PILLS

COMP FROM ~
Pure Vegetable Erfr0cts and PIT up n,
Glass Gases Air Tight, and teiU keep
an ann climate. | 20
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@-"Are you a Christian Indian?
asked parson of an adherent of Red
Jacket "No," said the sturdy savage,
I whisky Indian" s2*
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Si.eriG,s Sale.

William Tilton. Adm'r Of Richard J. Tilton, dec'd.
VS.. Rassnlas Ms Nellie. . s-ss-En0
DY Virtue Oh an ottiero sale to me directed
ID from the Court of Common Plefs 81 Meigs
county, l viii offer tor sale at the door eof the
lourt-house, in Pomerov, at ii o'clock A. NJ
' . On the 18th day Of February 1850, ~
the following observation-disclosures and tenements, to-
wit l69 acre lot No. 1l6F, in town No. 4, in
section No 8, of range II, Of the Ohio tompa-
nys purchase, in Sieigs county, andasold as the
property o., Rasselas Mcneil at the suit iof
William iilton, Administrator Of Richard J.
Tilton, decd. Appraised atSso0.eo. Te. ms Of
sale, cash. sErt WHITE s: ~ e.
Jan Is, 1S6G-3-5t 500
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It is an, old saying that Time
waits for no man, but the fair sex would
have US believe that he is gallant enough
to wait for the ladies': - 90. 90 a
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Modicinr. known ana APP proved by all that
have used it. and is now resorted td with con
fdence in all the diseases for which it is
mend.d. .-.-..-- 49, ..f ...-
1t has cnrrd thousands o within the last two
years who had given up = all hopes of relief. as
The numerous unsolicited a certificates in my pos
session show +FtfF' A" - s-ssti .-iii =
Th" dose must b" adart ed to the tempera-
ment of the Individual d taking II. and used in
su. h quantities as to aci a. gently the Bowels.
Let the dictates of your juigm guide You
in the # the Liver Z invisOrator. and ii
will cure. Liver om- pldints. DropsN, Sour
Stomach, Chronic Diar a rhnea, Bilious At
taeks, Dysiap psia. sum rrer C"mPli.inls Dss-
entery. HabitHal Cosiive- ness Cholie, Cholera.
4 hol, RI MorbIrs. Choera IhfaHtuln. Jaunillcr.
Female " na knts = Ftuence. aud may
be used uccessfully Q Orif airy M y
Medicine. 1t will cure X Sick Hen.tciie.F Jas
thouSl nhs can trstir, J in twenty miHntr>, II
two three Fc:s l,ooI Y fulS are taken AT the
m-nt of an al - tack. 81
All who us. il Civ n ing their test WonI
-iI its favor '-t' '' '+-r
Mix water in the month with the Iuvigarator an
. allow hotL Together. --....
iricr-OE. ln'lar per Bottle
.es.. siss.g i5-f.
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a.. S A N F O RD'S
RtNVtcoRAToR

NEVER
TT is COMPOUNDED NTiREiI FROM GUMS.
L and has become established ct, Standard
Medicine. known ana ap- proved by, all that
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-02-07

:. rA- Holmes, after telling that q dog
was shot.for biting a woman's leg, said
twas PITY to she shoot . deg with sue such
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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-02-07
Mlit and ddlisdont.

24-A great many persons drop tear
atthe door Of poverty, when they should
rag er drop sixpence. ''''.'" ,essa55 ~ s..15
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-02-07

s@s The Boston Poa says: Naomi,
the. daughter of Enoch, was $50 years
old when she was married. Courage,
ladies.Yi e. L 2ASA .N-aTT'3S