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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-05-08

HoLLowAY's Pulls When the stomach is in an ir-
ritable condition the whole system sympathizes.
Hence sick headache, nervousness, and incapacity
for mental ply sical eXertion. There few who
have not experienced these unpleasant effects of in
digestion, more trying sometimes than serious ILL
ness. Now we take it upon ourselves TO say, not
from report, but from actual experience. that Hol-
loway's Pills positive and immediate remedy
for all such depressing and annoying disorders
They set the stomach right at once, and the ntrol
ing organ of the system being regulated and put in
order. the return of bodily and mental health is
necessary conseau ence.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-05-08

Opinions Of Distinguished Business Men.
81 have always considered Advertising
literally and long-to be the grent medium of
success in business, and the prelude to wealth
And have made it an ihfafiable rule, too, to
advertise in the dullest times long expert
ence having taught me that money thus spent
is we'll laid out; as by keeping my business
continually before the public, has secured me
many sales that / otherwise would have lost"
-Stsphe, Girurd. .
"Whatever success may have had in busi-
ness owe mainly to continuous advertising,
and deem it good policy to advertise long in
the same papers. From close observation,
am fully convinced that it is impossible to make
much headway in any branch of commerce,
without the facilities which the Press alone can
give."-Jacob RidgeaDdy"
any motto through life has been-work and
advertise. In business advertising is the true
Philosophers stone that turns whatever it
touches to gold. 1 have advertised much, both
in the weekly as well as in the daily papers;
nsr have 1 found that those Of the largest
circulation-of either class-beneftted me the
most-John Jacob Astor.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-05-08
Divorce Notice.

MARGARET Edwards, of the county of
Nl Armstrong; in the State of Pennsylvania,
is hereby notified that Even Edwards did, ON
the oath day of April, A. D. 1860 file his pc
tition in the office of the Clerk of the Court
of Common Pleas, within and for the county
of Meigs, and State of Ohio, charging the said
Margaret Edwards with adultery with one
William Morgan, and wilful absence from the
said Even Edwards for more than three years
last past, and asking that he may be divorced
from the said Margaret Edwards, which peti-
ton will stand for hearing at the next term of
said Court
Dated this 26th day of April, 1860.
EVEN EDWARDS
By SIMPSON LAsLEY, his Attys.
Nav |. 1a6O.-17-6t
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April 2, l560.-14-6t.
Administrators Sale of Real Estate.

Administrators Sale of Real Estate.
IN pursuance of an order granted by the
i Probate Court of Meigs county, Ohio, l will
offer for sale at public auction, on the 18th day
of June, A. D., 1860, at two o'clock afternoon,
upon the premises, the following described real
estate, situate in the county of Meigs and State
of Ohio, to wit: being part of Lots No. and 2,
in section No. 16. in Town No. 6, and Range
No. II, of the Ohio Company's Purchase, and
bounded and described follows: beginning
at the northeast corner Of said Lot No. ,, in
said section, town and range; thence west
Sc rods thence north "a rods; thence east
81 rods; thence south 20 degrees east
10 rods; thence south 40 degrees east
"a rods; thence west 22 rods to the place
of beginning, containing thirteen acres and
one hundred and twenty rods and held by
permanent leasehold. Appraised at $255.62.
Terms of sale, one-third in hand, one-third in
six months and one-third in twelve months
from the day of sale, with interest; the pay
ments to be secured by mortgage upon the
premises sold. REBECCA GILES,
Administrators of Andrew ]. Giles decd.
Pomeroy, April II, 1860.-16-4w
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-05-08

S@Wm. H. Lasley, Esq, will de-
liver lecture before the Washing
tonian Temperance Society," ON Thurs
day evening next, at the M. E. Church.
All are invited to attend. By order.
w. J. PRALL, .Pres't.
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Religious Notice.

Religious Notice.
Rev. j. P. Stuart, Minister of the
Ne,o Church, will preach at the Court
House in Pomeroy on Sunday, the 18th
inst, at II. o'clock A. NJ, and at the
Brick Meeting House, in Middleport, at
8 O'Clock P. NJ. Of the same day.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-05-08

On the 1st of January, 1860, by E. Shields
ESQ.,, Mr.. J. H. Parker and Miss HATTIE
BIRCH, all of Meigs county, Ohio.
sTANzAS.
Inscribed to j. II. Parker, a0ho married tht
riend Of my youth.
And thou hast taken one to share
The ills of life with thee;
One heart which, trusting in thy love-
Hath sworn thy bride to be-
Before the altar thou hast stood,
And holy promise spake,
Which naught but death can e'er dissolve,
And none on earth can break
And from the home where she has spent
Her childhood's merry hours,
Where days and weeks soquickly went,
Midst happiness and joy;
Ali thou hast borne her now away,
From all her heart holds dear,
To gild thy home with loves bright smiles,
Thy lonely hours to cheer.
mothers heart doth mourn her loss
Amothers voice, the while,
Oft calls rich blessings from above.
Upon her darling child;
Be thou mother unto her,
Protect her to the last,
And let the love thy bosom knows,
A mothers far surpass.
And others yet will mourn for her,
And miss her presence there,
And oft to yonder heaven ascend
For her. a sisters prayer.
And she hath bid them all farewell,
To dwell with thee and thine;
Then lay thy best of earthly love
Upon that hearts pure shrine.
Let not fault of thine eer cause
A cloud upon that, brow;
But love her still, through every change,
AS thou dost love her now,
And when thy work on earth is done,
And all life's troubles DER,
tOh! may we meet in that blest land,
Where parting is no more"
SARAH DAVIS.
TUppER PLAINS January I, 1860.
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NApoLEoN, Henry Co., O., july :. 1-5s,


DIR. C. w. RoBACK-DEAR SIR:-For the benefit of
suffering humanity. permit us to announce, through
the columns of your Circular, the surprising proper
ties of your Scandinavian Blood Purifier and Blood
Pills, which is sure for Indigestion and Liver
Complaint. We have several persons in town. who
have been suffering with Liver Complaint and Ind-
gestion, and Notwithstanding that We have us good
physicians be found in Northern OHIO, yet the
disease baled their skill. Consequently we were in
state Of despondency, until we comm need using
your Pills, through aud by the advice of friend,
Mr. Brenan. We used the medicine according 10 di-
rections, and full fife and harity and our
gratitude is equal to mprov ement in health and
spirits. When "e take into consideration what we
have been and what we are at present. we feel like
charging ourselves of the sin of ingratitude, if we
did not try to to the public the great bene
fits of your medicine. Therefore, we recommend
to the public at large, the expediency of havin g
recourse to your medicine. and consequently, as in
duty bound, discharge what we feel to be duty,
in advising persons who ffering have
suffered, to make of the only true and
for the diseases already mentioned
Mrs. GwIN.
BRENNAN.
See Advertisement Mss SPELMAN.
HPAl, especially young men, should read the
advertisement of the new "National Dspensary'' AT
in
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-05-08

p@-A deck-hand by the name of
John Virgins, from Sardus, (forty miles
below Wheeling,) fell overheard from
the steamer S,oallop, on the Both ult.,
opposite the mouth of Pine Creek, and
was drowned
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-05-08

p@-Several articles intended for this
weeks issue are crowded out by adver-
tisements of Sheriff s sales and other no.
tices, brought in at the last hour.
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BIBLE AGENTS WANTED.

TX7E are still needing few agents in the Bible
ington conrties. ANY who may desire employment
in this work requested to address the subscriber
at Ravenna. Portage COUNTY, Ohio Clergymen are
preferred though it is not absolutely essential The
nature of the work is such that gents expected
present the causs in addresses or discourses to
congregations on he subject. well as 10 make per-
sona applications in behalf of the cause during the
week. .s 7. G. HARTSHORN,
April TO- IeeO-l5-3t Ravenna, o.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

R6PTo TEACHERs.-The Board of School Ex-
aminers for Meigs County will meet on the
first Saturday of each month, at the Court
House, in Pomeroy, for the examination of
Teachers.
Examination to commence at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, and continue till 44 P. M.
Bsg@No Teacher need apply at such exami-
nation who has certificate valid for three
months from the date of said application.
By order of the Board.
Jan. 1860 w. H. LASLEY, Clerk.
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M ARRIE d.

On the lst of January, 1860, by E. Shields,
Esq, Mr.. J. H. Parker and Miss HATTIE
BIRCH, all of Meigs county, Ohio.
TANzAS,
Inscribed TO J H. PdrEer acho married the
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Or GoYcruOr.

TIE following compliment to Gov. Pettus,.o
the vicksburg Sun, IS justly deserved, and II
speaks the sentiments of all who know him we'll
Those who have known him from carly manilood
to the present time, can testify to the iact thAt
elevation to Office has produced no change in hls
deportment. He adheres to the principle that
publie men are public servants, selected by the
neople 70 perform the duties of their Offices and
that they should do so without ostentation and
vain parade.
we think that we have the most Democratic
and popular Governor at Jackson that we have
ever had there. Since his election, we cannot
see any Increase in his selfimportaRce, nor can
we perceive any addition to his stature. llestiii
continues to speak to his old friends, and what IS
very singular, he appears really glad to see
them. Although the chief magistrate Of a great
commonwealth, he does not seem to think that
he stands on SO lofty am emincnce that his fail
ing 20 recognize his former acluaintanees would
be parloned, but when be meets them, he shakes
hands with them, right cordially too without
the slightest semhlance of coadescension. In
short. there is nothing Of official insnlence about
him. and he acts his part so well that il is i'm
possible to distinguish him from a gentleman
He has so commended himself p1blc applause
and esteem, that hereafter, gentlemen can ven
tirc to become candidates for political 30 'it:on
without peril to THEN character aad standing.
We learn that Gov Pettns, the comnandcr-in-
chief Of orr army and navy has slh-itied into
private In volunteer company in Jackson, and
attend, the rorades and goes through the drills
with as much reg'larity a, any Of them. We
publish the fact as nneNamrlod in history, and
we challenge our sister States to produce simi-
lar instance. We also learn that he is liked and
respected by every one. and that he Is always
-p1kor Of not a., Tie Governor bat as "orR
Governor" We cordially wish, and predict for
him prosperous and honorable administration.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-07-18
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
Oxford Illtelligencer.

Ia Is proposed 70 establish at OxforJ Mississippi
d weekly ioWnt gnltr the foregoing titl, and ~ -.
the fest number about tie lst day Of June,
loun
THa lsrsLL5GENcgR will not be- the organ Of any
man OF oi any clique or combination of individuals .
aui n vii anieayut faithfully repr sent the views
tld sy'.ifurHts OF tie conu,wity Of Oxford aud La
yuse uoUuty, and 20 uphCi and foster ~ the great
nteres.s- educational, agricultural, material social
and ao "a with which hc highest welfare Of Peo
p'. {, "a utif,d
Tbe fundamental doctrines of the State Right,
school oi Democracy will constitute the guides hy
which the poiidcal course IF tie paper will be con.
aycd lni while the lNrFJLiOENCEg viii sustain
SpGtHeia Institutions. and uic Of ihr South. with
energy AMI zeal it viii DO ,alnly and only hs rss-
,On and r-.rnen,--femcubling uat there Is zeal
which "is not according co knowledge and whose
only weapons are empty defamation anl appeals to
popglar ignorance, passion, and prejudice Ii sAl
ern 81 ysuppolt the p me pl aalogaiiz.tion 81 tie
Democratic patty hut, 1 tie time Il will b.
courteous 20 tbo-e OF oar irUw-yiizeus who aic po-
litic'liy opposed 20 It nor viii it descend, in any
ease, - per-oull abuse aud yiiihcatpn.
Tne Elitor 6st saw the iigat in Tennessee. but
was brought 10 Mississippi III, be Sas Vet an an.
conscious nian> Here fc uurtgrd and g,luca-
ted He - a Cfaduate O.! the Duvfrsty of Misses
sppi. IT, i bound t. Mississippi hy every tie ct a.
soestion aud affection, ard H via D. his gousht duty
70 snow thst he S nor rninlfu Of These obligations
vaIcl he owes 10 h,r
N,tAug viii appear ia tle crlainns ~ tiic l~rsLLI-
8ENcEa sbch H- Eitcr does uat hsieye o. he ifue;
Cor Is his pgrp3s 90 establish f", he pap.r a repu
ton, both hoiic AMI ua vi,ci, al cause it,
cvety settlement Of f.ct 90 te intiicitly relied 0n
Tie E!itor vii stuiiog-iy avoid ali cantrcv,T-ies
far as the same Hiay b- avoided wit propiisty hy
Whose duty il vii br 20 ca thn,s BY heir right
names ~ten he speaks Il o., Z, a AL
Tel.rr,, - per ia ai,4n,e, or A. 30 al he
eni Of tie year.
nov AID kAICUNEK,
Edtoi ani Proprietor.
0rrnrr
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IN Granse sTno.llc..l COLLEGE.

THE commencement exercise. Of thi. in5ti
tuition closed on W. clnes hay last; quite a
number otperson~ were in Attendance during
The week, s.l / we llui. not returned To- th.ir
home, hiehjy delighted with tn. prospect.
of ihi. iisututi,n. We Nc-s present cach
Iav anl f.,I we bu; express th, opinion Of
all ~ .ayiag the student, generally -we esi-
Ience of ;hc superiority of tlie ability oftipsc
who have chase Of them W. should IKE
TO inter into a e gthy notice Il each day,
proceeding bat feel oar inability to 10 ju--
tee theryto. The Commencement Se-n,n
va, Pr.a1Ael op Sal lay la5ra.og by Rev. J.
O. Stead nsu d. H., Pastor of ih, frs. Pres
byterian Church f Memphis, ami was one OF
marked ability "a; night Rev. \. Il. With
er>poon Il Oxford, Miss, preached before the
Society Of Inquiry. NJ. ". i, quito 4 youp.
nau, aal Sc think displayed a degree of tai
en-, c,ltalatsl to maize mn Yet rank among
the be,t ministers pfihe az. Il was.ia our
opinion a liae s-l.s.i,1 for the y,p1g .nan 1f
the S,ietr, f,e th,v bal in iinai .xa npi.
wen worthy Of imitation. The defamation
3fthe Sophomore AMI Freshman classe. a;-
rupisl the isy and nis'i- Of M,llay, anl ihe
prize. in the fprnrr were awarlcl; tha frs;
to 5. J. Neel Of Mleoa Tom, nlt'rc >oc,al
to p. r. JerIin- Of Chalah,sns, Miss, "a the
latter to 4. G Walker anl Jackson Boyd of
Miss.
Or Tuesday iha Juainr class ealertaia.l
for awhile highly delighted au li-1ea, after
which the aaaaal llr.s. before the Phi M
AMI Ean ,niaa societies wis dcliv .ry b. Hon.
J. r Chalmers, Of Mis-.
On Wealeslly, sher addresses bv iiT.s-
ent members Of the grslaIting claz-, aal
eoufs-riag If ler,e-, ths exercise, ii ;he.
college elosel. We herewith annex list of
lhe graduating class
a. H. Neeklin. Miss. first Honor: T. S.
Harper, Miss. second Honor: W. E. Lanie-.
Teen, third Hazor. 7. S. W Fdsrsoa. W.
D. Davis, H. c. Upton, W. (. Wiley, MIS-;
w 2. Mitchell, Z. F. Lanier, Tsu-.. AMI r
P. Hill, of Ala. -LaGsaays Monitor, Juiy
lih.
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SONG.
BY nRs. LII. pEuIsa.

BY mis-. L. l. DEAISts.
Tn waiting. love. I'm waiting.
The day has come and gone,
And the dreamy shades Of twilight
Are stealing slowly on;
The moon hath bathed the biilow
In hood of golden light,
But Tn waiting. love, I'm waiting,
For you said you'd come tonight.
I'm waiting, love I'm waiting,
In the arbor by the sen,
And the perfumed breath Of evening
Is stealing DER the lea;
The gentle flowers are sleeping
Beneath the moons pale light,
While here I'm fondly waiting,
For you said you'd come tonight.
I'm waiting, love, I'm waiting,
The night is growing drear;
Methinks you could not thus forget
Our promised meeting here.
But hark I hear a footsiep
Come tripping through the light;
All. bless roa, darling, bless you,
knew you'd come tonight
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gEow G0dTrey Horton chose a Wife.
DY MARY r. CLARKE.

"GoDFRrY, o'd boy, said Henry Clayton,
as he tilted back his chair, and put his feet
upon the mantlop.ecc, "wacn is the wedding
TO be"
"Whose weddine@
Misunderstanding which is itl''
"T do not know, am sure"
"Now don't be mysterious, Godfrey; you
know you are most cons,an; visitor, and all
"our set are talking about the match
DON'T pretend you haze not selected one of
the sisters"
"IIow do you know either of them will
DJp'sbe alkusl. 6ld boy. | YSd, young
handsome, talented, and with large fortune
need not be over baslful. Come, be frank,
which IS the favoritc sister"
Well, frankly then, Henry, cannot tell
YOU. have visited the family for several
months, as You know, hut cannot decide
Laura is certainly the handsomest, with her
flashing black eyes and queenly manner; but
jenny ;eenf,7 7althouglllthe' Youngest, TO be
the most womanly and useful Of the two
Yet cannot be sure Of that. Ny entrance
IS the signal for cordial welcome and smiles,
and let me call at what hour will, they are
always well dressed and apparently disenga-
ged. To be sure l always, in the morning,
have to waste some time before Laura is Wis
ible."
Pep iasuheHRestpS4ly and notice the IN
ternal economy"
"How can 1! \ card at the door will put
any lady on her guard, or even the notice of
gentleman visitor"
Go there in disguise. As a wash-wo-
man, for instance"
Good, l win"
"Go there as a wash-woman - cried Clay
tor. FI8-~.,esg N1ssI.
''Not exactly, but will obtain admittancc
70 a mornings privacy"
I" Well, let me knsss the ,fcsult."
Laura and Jenny Solners were the only
ch1dfer Of a wiiower, who, although in mod
erstB circumstances, moved in very fash
ionable society. At the period of my short
,geycl. be was about to supply the laineuted
Mrs.Somers' place, after nearly ten years
H,3arhii' irlg, and, although kind, indulgent
parent, hal 40 objeetioas to his daughters
ulasYyiree, a4A,y Indeed, had told them so.-
Laura. whose high spirit resented the proba-
Tie suprelns5tgfa stepmotheB had Already
selected Godfrey iIsFtoass herhusband and
JsRry who xas' younger, and gentler in spirl
e, treda to conquer a carefully concealed
Frafsrea1ee fot the same person. An his at
leations were .asehibed BY her 70 a brotherly
rsgard, though every at Of kindness or cOur-
iasy touched her heart.
It vas the morning after a large ball, and
rs sisters were Id ths breakfast room to-
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-07-18
4 siIniic

THE first smile amid sorrow, betokenine
returning happiness, IS IKE the bu-lling vii
lows gTeenness anil The bsTenaess Of the
woods ia early spring. f. is ths lovely fore
runner Of sunshine, flowers and the glll sing
ing Of birds WaEtlic
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Notice

u Aaneg borr0un g7f ~ s'tsrs ia,sesiai =. fks r
Het asif'easHf # 2. W. Dpeas. CiuaraEar,
Not art ciisd 70 Be and arpes sefors tis p,,,lsta
= Court ol the touai1 Il Lafayette aaa STATE Of
Aissss'np', on tie iouItl Nund 81 Suir rerf. to
sles aus u any stu ean. -hf te f1ai account of
y ~ Dieas tiasriiia Coz Nzrsy Bs--ous asu
CO. T''s las1fz ~ IT, person end C-tsil oi Nuurr
bo-roam, s.ould Hot BE- suited and alioued
Juse 8, Isso-I-I-4r
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FIRsr BALE OF Nav Corrox-The first bale
Of new cotton Of the season arrived this morn
ing on the steamship Charles Morgan, from In
dianols. It IS from the place CIR F. Wolifer, in
Lsvaca county. Texas, and consigned to Captain
Healy, who came passenger on the Charles Nor
gan aniit is his intention to ship it to y. York.
" 0. Delta 5tE.
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a,r.tYer.

Prayer is the souls sincere desire,
Unuttered or expressed;
The motion Of hidden FIRE
That trembles in the breast.
"Prayer is the burden ola sigh,
The falling Of tear;
The upward glancing Of an eye,
When none but God is near
Prayer is the simplest form Of speech,
That infant lips can try;
Prayer the sublimest strains that reach
The Majesty on high.
Prayer is the contrite sinners voice,
Returning from his ways,
While angels in their songs rejoice,
And say" Behold, he prayS.'
"Praycr is the Christian, vital breath,
The Christians native air;
His watchword Mt the cate Of death;
lie. enters heaven with prayer
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-07-18

Tunes TO BE REMENBERED.-Eyery Dem
ocratic United States Senator, save only Mr..
PuGh and Mr. Douglas, indorses the nomi-
nation Of Breckenridge and Lane, and will
render good aid in eectinc them.
In the House of Representatives three
fifths, at least, Of the Democratic members
support TIE same ticket
Ex-Prcsideut Pierce and so far as heard
from, every member of his cabinet are for
Breckinridge and Lane, the Union and the
Constitution.
President Buchanan and every member OF
his cabinet, including Gen. Cass, the leader
Of the Democracy in the campaign Of 1913,
are firm in their support Of the nominees OF
the Democracy, and brand the Douglas tick
ct as bogus one.
Seventeen Of the States of the Union are
as certain to cast their votes for Breckinridge
and Lane as that the sun viii rise on the
morning Of the election, while the friends Of
the bogus ticket cannot point to single
State their candidate is certain to carry
Lozisg;Ae Courier.
The Oxford intelligencer., 1860-07-18
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