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CORRECTIONAL

We have tho following corrections 10 make in relation
to some Of the officers OF city reemens-Sfichael
f. Hackett, and not John r. McCounn previously
regiment Volunteers
n ". Bergman Is Captain OF Company B. Tenth regi.
mont, and not Fairman, as stated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-09

The Death OF Senator Douglas mt SYRIA
SYRACUSE, N. Y, juno 8, 1861
large meeting Of citizens irrespective Of party was
held this evening at the City Hail. in honor of the memo
~ OF Stephen A Douglas Hen Daniel A. Pratt presided
assisted by twenty five vice presidents from most
prominent citizens series Of appropriate resolutions
were adopted, ard speeches made by number Of our
citizens Of different political views, all awarding the
highest honor and praise to the poeon of the departed
statesman and patriot.
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THE FIELD OFFICERS OF THE NEW YORK
FIRE ZOUAVES
COLONEL N. L. FARNHAM.

This ofcer recently holding the position of Lieutenant
,,,s.,o ~ a.. r.,r Vol u,.. y.r.,,. ,, .o. o;,
oned to NIL the position made vacant by the death Of
3he hmented Ellsworth. he is the son Of George W.
r.,cbor, au p,orv, In ,h, .;,v n. ,-o,;rar, II; hs,
*', WA >o WI "1 .A.9 Wv! 40 pion''"0"' ~ "u'i'
1922 and s therefore thrtytw years of age In 1893
his sshs, and rorov removod "a III. c,v of Nev yorl
| , wv - ~" N'
wnere shey nave since resded-Noah, however remain
ing for years at school In New Haven His sChool
arcot;on Urn, xo.e,ad AZ tho cor,ar.oI ,r.,;,,o or
~ . - ~ 0o' -A.'.'N'e Va
t0e hessrs FRENCH IN New Haven, now Russels Mill
tary School with the exception Of year spent at the
ruoo,,;ra ry,noloc;ce crorr,or c,hoo IT. e,.u,- an,
e' ~ ~ o "' YIN
ruded MS course OF commercial study at the age Of SIX
teen soon after received situation in the uercan
.i,e ho,sa or ua.sr, 9 AZ poc,,on G 10 a,.,,, ,h
ar,, ~ Sssr~ Tant & ooci,,o,, '' " w ''0e"''' '
AZ the ana IF e,ghteen bc i,rs, thu rtv cuord .or
vss IN dutv fro nohts Of tha famous Astor Mac o,
IA suhsenensv in;nad the New Vo,l Eira naDa-tmen,
and WIS Connected with Engine Comnanv No 90 and
Hook and ladder Counanv No / In IR66 no was elect
ahep twenty four yeers of age In that capacy be
three years Citing his position with success ard honor
Having formed IN intimacy with several gentlemen of
Company b. Of the Seventh REGIMENT be ACCOMPANIED
that regiment to thec encampment at Kingston, as
volunteer private In 1867 Joined that regiment and
while Ia the recruit class was elected Second Sergeant
He was afterwards elected Second Lieutenant and on the
resignation Of Captain Shaer OF Company g. was pro
NOTED 10 first euenancy, which he held at the time
the regiment departed for Washington he was iudefat
gable in studying by practice and reading ali that could
be learned of military science and tactics
Wien Ellsworth visited West Point with his Zou AYES
Farnhams comIany Of the Seventh regiment acted as
their escort. Both companies were reviewed ON the
parade ground Of the military academy by Jefferson
Davis and Colonel Hsree During this trip the
auce between Ellsworth and Farnhana spyang up and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-09

TIC Fort Beotoo military road. mo fcrco cnF SITS OF
about one hundred citizens and . deeac im, mt "a
tweOty United states soldiers, taken from . anies
and OF the Ninth regiment Of tnfnsry. re re-
mander Of the eeoort-eghty men-havo left Covle to
join Lieut.. kullan on the Spokane river.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-09
Drawings OF II.

Drawings OF II. France &. Co.'s Della
Observation-Disclosures by nc. Of Assembly passed Jsnu
aIy 1860. Grants to run twenty years
SUSSEX CoUNrY-CLAss I37, Drawn June g. 1861.
%, 81, 3, 40, u, A, 48, &c, l, IS, 40, So, &c.
GRASD CossoLIpArrp-CLAss "a, Drawn June 8. 1861.
rs, l5, 40, As, "A, 55, g. II, 40, "a, 81, 90, 81.
Circulars sent free Of charge by addressing
r. FRANCE Il CO., Managers,
Wilmington, Delaware.
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Bachelors Hair Dye-The Beat In the
piled ut BATCHELORS wig factory Is Bond street.
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A PEGrMENr or voLrrarEURs.

An experisuced Geld odaoer OF ono OF our New York
regiments aided by Large number Of our weakly citi.
seus about organising regiment d voitigeurst 70 serve
during the present war Quito largo number Of Dung
men arc now under instruction by Colonel Tompk pe
Centre market dr room. who viii take positions on
GERS IN TIE regiment None but qualified men VIII DO
allowed TO hold commissions In the corpe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-09

Dilicate Females Suffering with the
difficulties peculiar TO their whether at the dawn OF
manhood the turn Of life find immediate assistance
and relief by using HOLLOwAYB celebrated Pills They
are tho only safe medicine for these ailments.
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$3OO,OO.
SUMNER CLOTHING.

SUMNER CLOTHING
DEtLIN, HUDSON 4 CO,
Corner of Warren street and Grand
1he largest and only complete stock Of stylish
SUMMER CLOTHING
to be found In the city.
Having turned entire force and into the
department OF our business we prepared with
immense stock of all kinds Of desirable fabrics In
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING,
suited to the season, which offer NJ exceedingly
Low PRICES.
DEvLIN HUDSON GO.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

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China dsseS ts1'i WORTH:
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SILVER fses ss'ss 81 E
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complete ''a''''nf fsS 4 srosx CHINA.
AZ equally 10" p''iBsi BESIDES, BESIDES
GAS RIxrURHs,
Chandeliers for stores
Samples of the Fsc H b % Fl f;1s'' In our
with the prices '''"'p sGh ( ,rourxs
Orders from the '9 Gsc26 Sss' THE CASH
WIN ''s '''''' ''''S'' W. ~ 81
a ONE 9Y q Jules s5 5SHsPs SgJMsExzHns
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importers Of Watches ''"sl' ri IS s:s e:
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feet Southern fas Sip s,mbe. on hand .a4s
No ss4 stsss . 4 sos sas;...
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At. ssssE y,sas,,.ou.
Owing .' s.ss. !. a4 ssa2. .
US an Immense surplus stock on hand have e..
Al either Of three soros- Bowery At whoesais ss
retail lo Chatham street. At reau Ia Bowery al rSSa
coss Ss z4na a5o4 sEaso OF BOOTS
rhs extract from which the healthy beverage known
knapps Root Beer made up bottles at 36o es
S ssq b y eaeh SUFFICIENT 70 make 70 e and 200 s
rsss Dr. a. Hudson street. sold %
r ,YoNs' MAGNETIC INSECT PowDER--rHE oRM.
ants larder insects, &c It Is free from poison
~ ONS Magnetic Pills death 2 rats and mica
Sold by all dealers everywhere D: BARNES ac BArr,ss
Psrk Wholesale and retail medicine depot %. BrcaAwSg
CT. MARY 8 EXCURSION
I" Jones' June II HS0' TIE III E" 9TH "'es'
Tickets the ves.ry corner OF Ridse and Grand strees
See programme
VOLUNTEERs CAMP AND FIELD BOOK,
Containing
USEFUL AND GENERAL INFORMATION ON THE ARa
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One volume, Ismo IA pages rs oents.
Sent free by mall On receipt OF price.
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ChaenEe washer Y . new invention all wccd-uc roe =
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Cristadoro'sH Hair Dyo, wigs and Toupees
The beat In the World Wholesale and retail and the Dive
privately applied at No. Aston House.
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Official Drawings of Wood, Eddy q Co.'s
KENTUCKY AND ME souri, STATE LOTTERIES.
KENTUCKY, EXTRA CLASS 1923, June S, 1861.
81, 80, 3d. ~, rs. Y, 6z, IS, 20, 4, rs, 20, G3.
KENTUCKY, CLASS 32f, june g. 1861.
II, -, So, 60, 3, ~, 10, &C. SO, IS, 81, 81, 40.
Circulars sent free Of charge BY addressing either 70
WOOD, EDDY a. CO.,
Coyington, KY or g. Louis Mo.
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Wheeler q Wilson's Improved Sewing
Machines a. reduced prices. Onlcs tO5 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-09

Temporarily Reduced to S3j.
EUREKA SEWING MACHINES.
VOLUNTEERS FAMILIES SUPPLIED AT COST.
Office 1913 Broadway.
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"COstar's" Vermtn Exterminators.---
Free from posons Sold everywhere Principal depot 5l2
Roadway, opposite ST. Nicholas Hotel, N. Y.
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Nomination for Congress I'm kentucky.
LEBANON, Ky, Jnne 8. 1861
The Union Convention Of the Fifth district has nom
mated Hon. Charles A. wicline for Congress-.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-09

TrusScs-Marsh & Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss No. Vesey street, Asor House. opposite the church.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-09
The Great Curative il

BRANDkETH's Vegetable Universal Pills If SICK obtain
them and they will cure you quickly In colds and all de-
OF the bowels whether dafrha dyenery
they equally beneficial often curing
See Forty Years Experience on eighth pegc
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Married.

Married.
SsnH-GRpG0Ry. Grcenville, Ala, on Monday June
3, HORACE SMTH J, OF New York, TO ANNA daughter Of
Ossisn Gregory, or the former place
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New Restaurant, ON the European Plan.
MASON DOREE,
ByF MARTINEZ.
Having fitted up In the moAt elegant style the
OLD PENNIMAN MANSION
NO, 4s EAST FOURTEKETH STREET. UNION SQUARE.
will open the for the inspection of the public on
Saturday June The house has been fitted great cost
with special reference 10 meeting the czeus and
In all Its appointments perfect and complete The
spacious and elegant and furnished In style 0su the
most fasdt0us The establishment will be thrown
the examination of the public Saturday Monday the
9Th aud 10th insts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-09

Pile Instruments, Trusses, Elastic Stock
iagR shoulder braces, &C. Drs. GLOVER Il THORNE No
Ann street, under Barnum's Museum.
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Inc cit2eoS OF the Twentyfrst ward will hold meet
Ing on Tuesday evening next at <35 Fourth avenue TO
tske measures for operation With ths Eswcrth Assoc
elton OF Albany, in organizing regiment In honor OF the
lAmented Col. E1lsvorth
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SECOND REGIMENT
NEW YORK FIRE ZoUAvE5.
HEADQUARTERS, CENTRE MARKET.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
RESlRMBER ELLSWORTH,

q RKARMBER ELLSWORTH
3 WE HAVE PROMISED, AND ARE READY.
The regiment took their line of march, accompanied
0y Col. Shaer Chief Engineer Decker and Assistant
Banch through Grand street to Broadway up Broadway
70 Twelfth street, down Twelfth street 10 Sixth avenue
mp Sixth to Fourteenth street. up Fourteenth
reet to Fourth avenue down Fourth TO Bowery
down Bowery to Grand through Grand to Centre Market
where, owing to the severe storm they dismissed
The parade was exceedingly credtable and showed that
he Fire Department wrapped up In the SUCCESS of the
regiment.
We omitted In yesterdays report the headquarters
q Company b, Captain Lawrence, which is located at
the house Of EDgne Company No. &c. No Ia West Tenth
Street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-09

RELIEF FUND, SIXTY NINTH REGIMENT.
The following have been paid int the hands Of
Richard OGorman, Treasurer OF the fund In aid Of the
sixty ninth regiment, since Nay p, 1861
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MOZART REGIMENT.

AL the above that members Of the Seventh regiment
marked with astersk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-09

"A ONE QUARTER SECOND TIMEXEBRS
BY JULES JURGENSON,
few Of beee celebrated quarter second WstcSeS Tor n.
ing horses speed and other nice calculations time
ceived, and for sale by
ROBERT RAFT CO.,
Importers OF Watches Jewery, DC DC,
26l Broadway,
Opposite Oily HaA-
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AT 43-DOUBLE HOLH sHORs AND GArfKRs A
teers please take notice
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-02-07
THE DAILY GAZETTE
r X II X A.
ImPOrtant from Warrington and
Vir0Infa.

WASHINGTON, Feb. An important eau
Gus of Republicans has developed the fact
that there are SO Representatives who will
vote against all compromises. The Washing
t0n Conference are not likely 10 do much but
speedily for some time.
The exclusion of the public creates much
dissatisfaction. Dix gets no answer from
Louisiana about the Seizure of the Mint, and
The refusal to pay drafts. The Administra-
ton will probably retaIiate by stopping IT,
Louisiana mails. Congress viii doubtless
repeal the sugar duty.
Intelligence from Virginia confirms tie re-
port yesterday published that q large MAORI
- of the delegates elected q the Conven-
lion are pledged to secession before the 4th
oi March.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-02-07
WASHINGTON, Feb. 8, 1861.

HASHINtION; ecu. IcU1'
An important caucus of Republicans, last
night, developed the fact that there are SO
Representatives, who will vote against all
compromises. The Washington Conference
i no; likely TO do much but speechify for
some time. The exclusion of the public Gre
ates much dissatisfaction. Dix gets no an
~w"r from Louisiana about the seizure Of the
Mint, and the refusal TO pay drafts. The Ad-
ADMINISTRATION will probably retaliate by stop
ping the Louisiana mails. Congress will
doubtless repeal the Sugar duty.
In dispatch of the same date, immedi-
stely following the above is the following
paragraph
The great Union Victory in Virginia
causes universal rejoicing here. 1t is expected
TO settle the question aud keep all the Border
States in. II i thought THAT NOT MORE THAN
80 sKCEssIoNIsTs OUT OF 1872 DELEGATES ARE
ELECTED.
The Daily Gazcae of this city issued an ex-
ira III which was republished the above des-
patch signed Sigma" altering the date to
the 9TH inst. and adding paragraph about
the news from Virginia, not found in the ORR
ginal. No news of the 7th could have got
mere except by telegraph; and we are infoI u.
ed by the operators OF the telegraph that nc
news from Virginia in the Gdzette's extra WAS
received through the Office here. We copy
the Gazette, extra as follows. After this ex-
posure comment is unnecessary:
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-02-07
TitiLen-. of Nashville, beware Of Se-
ee-siOn Trices.

In the Cincinnati Daily Commercial of the
9Th, We find the following dispatch from1ts
Washington correspondent
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-04-05
THE CURE pRuuKENsEss.

1t is said that at the water-cure es-
tablishment at Clifton Springs, n, Y,
they have mode of treatment which
has proved successful in the radical
cure Of many cases Of inteInperance.-
The irresistible passion for liquor
which is acquired by men who cannot
govern their appetites is quite as much
a physical as moral disease, and the
terrible craving for the accustomed
stimulus which constitutes the great and
apparently irresistible obstacle to re-
form, comes mostly from the local in
1ammatlon Of the stomach and brain
It's cure by medical treatment is not
therefore Irrational, and if it is possible it
should be understood, that those who
struggle vainly to break the chains of a
degrading habit, may avail themselves
of whatever medical reinforcement may
contribute to the support Of an en-
feebled will There is a famous pre-
scription in use in England for the cure
of drunkenness, by which thousands are
f said to have been assisted in recovering
themselves. The recipe came into no
toriety through the efforts of John Vine
Hall, father of Rev. Newman Hall and
Capt Vine Hall, commander of the
Great Eastern steamship. He had fallen
into such habitual drunkenness that his
most earnest efforts to reclaim himself
proved unayailing. At length he
sought the advice Of an eminent physi-
clan who gave him prescription which
he followed faithfully for seven months,
and at the end OF that time had lost all
desire for liquors, though he had been
for many years led captive by a most
debasiug appetite. The recipe, which
he afterwards published, and by which
so many other druukards have been as
sisted to reform, is as follows:-"Sul-
phate of iron, 5 grains; magnesia, 10
grains; peppermint water, IL drachms;
spirit OF nutmeg, l drachm: twice day
This preparation acts as tonic and
stimulant, and SO partially supplies the
place of the accustomed liquor, and pre-
vents that absolute physical and moral
prostration that follow sudden break
ing off from the use discriminating drinks
In cases where the appetite for liquors
is not too strong, the medicine supplies
the place of the accustomed drams en-
tirely, but Mr. Hall continued the use
of liquors at first with the medicine
diminishing the amount gradually
until he was able to throw away his
bottle and glass all together, after which
he continued to take the medicine 8
month or two till he felt that he was
wholly restored to .self-control and
could rejoice in sound mind and sound
body. There is probably in the case o.
this medicine, as of all others, very
much in the moral support given to the
patient by confidence in it as specific
But there is no doubt that it also acts
directly as remedy by assisting in the
recovery of the normal and healthy tone
of the system. Anybody beginning tc
suspect that he is going too fast and toe
far, and exceeding the seriptural limit
of what is needful ''for his stomach
sake and often infrmities, will do wei
| to try this celebrated English cure, ane
II IT. does the w0rK, recommend 1t to hi
neighbors who incline to similar weak
ness.-Spriaafeld Republican.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-04-05
TRANSFORMING POWER OF VICE.

You have heard of the story Of tie
Italian artist who, meeting with child
Of exquisite beauty, wished to preserve
his features for fear he should never see
such loveliness again. So, he painted
he charming face upon canvass, and
hung it upon the walls Of his studio
In his somberest hours that sweet, gen
tie countenance was like an angel OF
light to him. It's presence filled his
soul with the purest aspirations. IF
ever fnd," he said, "a perfect contrast
to this beauteous face, will paint that
also, and hang them side by side-an
ideal Of heaven and hell. F" Years passed.
At length, in a distant land, he saw in
prison the most hideous object he
ever gazed upon-a fierce haggard fiend,
with glaring eyes, and cheeks deeply
furrowed with lust and crime. The art
ist remembered his VOW and immedi-
ately painted picture of this loathsome
form, to hang beside the lovely boy
The contrast was perfect His dream
was realized The two poles of the
moral universe were before him. What
was the surprise of this artist, on in
quiry into the history of this horrid
wretch to find that he was once that
lovely little boy. Both of these pic
lures, the angel and demon of the same
soul, now hang side by side in Tuscan
gallery. Kind reader you need not
travel to foreign gallery to see
the Transforming power of vice upon
the body. The brazen faced, wanton
looking wretch Of womanhood was once
a sweet modest little girl, that blushed
at the slightest indelicate allusion.-
That obese, bloated, brandy burnt Wis
age was once a joyous hearted boy
What strange alchemy has wrought this
bestial transformation? They have been
in the hard battle of appetite, and carry
the scars Of many campaigns In the
basement cells of inebriety and saloons
Of RIGHTEOUSNESS many youthful forms
are sitting for their portraits. The de-
mon artist of lust and intemperance is
gradually moulding them into iends
You may, young reader, steal secretly
into those hells Of inebriety and har-
lotry. Your kind parents and friends
may little suspect your wayward pro-
clivities. But be assured your ':sin
will find you OUT Vice cannot long
remain concealed. The soul has no
place to hide it. Soon the foul flame,
through some rent or fssure of the body,
will find expression. The inmost loves,
desires, afinities of the soul, will mold
the plastic body into a corresponding
likeness. The body is flesh and blood
statue of the spirit, and the countenance
the playground of thought and feeling.
An old poet has said:
For of the soul, the body form doth take,
For soul is form, and doth the body make.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-04-05
NJ An HOOD,
HOW LOST. HOW RESTORED.

Just Published, IN a Sealed Enrelope,
~ Spermat orrlioea or Seminal Weakness, Sexual
Debility, Nervousness and Involuntary Emissions,
inducing Impotency, and Mental and Physical In
capacity .
By ROB. J. CULVERWELL, NJ. D.,
Author Of the Screen Book" Sc,
The wnrld-renowned author. in this aanirah'.
Lecture. clearly proves from his own OK prrienc'
that the awful consequences of sclfabuse may h
efectually removed without medicine and without
dangerous surgical operations, bongies, instru-
ments, rings or cordials pointing out mode of
ut once certain and etfectual. by which every
sufferer, matter what his condition may be. ma!
cure himself CHE ,PLY, PRIVATELY and lily
This Lecture will prove boon to thousands and
thOuandS.
Sent under seal to any address, post paid, on the
receipt of1wo postage sta aWps, by addressing Dr. CH.
J. c. KLINE, I27 Bowery, New YORK, Post Office
Box 1856. may /. '60--T-lyj
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-04-05
SNcr1li 3 Sale.
Lewis II. Stewart. Eyecntor of Ezra dac,d

Lewis H. Stewart, Executor of Ezra Stewart, deed
VS.. James Martin.
by virtue of an execution 20 directed from the
- Court of Common Pleas of Meigs County, will
offer for sale at the Store of James Martin, in Sails
bury township. at ten O'Clock A. NJ,
On the lth day Of 4pril, 1861,
the following described property, to wit: black
colt, two years old, one iron gray horse years Old
one colt, years old. and buggy; to BIZ
sold the property of James Martin, the suit Of
Lewis II. Stewart, executor of Ezra Stewart. 1erms
OF sale, cash.
march 25, IS5I.--l3-2w J. J. WHITE s. NJ C.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-04-05

ion ordinance. [Applause. Alas,
poor bird, if they drive you from the
branches of the hemlock Of the North,
and the palmetto of the South, come over
to the gum tree of the West, and we
will protect your noble birdship, while
water runs and grass grows. Immense
applause Mr. Speaker, l subside for
the present.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-04-05
R@God comforts us in the midst

R1~God comforts us in the midst of
troubles by sanctifying those troubles
to us. Not only are they needful, bit
God makes them work for good. The
tears that spring from the heart cleanses
the eye, and enables you to see beyond
the limited horizon Of time, and to catch
a glipse of the glory of that better rest
that'reminds for the people of God