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RARKEEPER WANTED-WANTED AN
- assistant lar keeper few miles out of the city
a young man about Is years OF age may apply at
the Agency, 800 Fourth ave, above Path st. 20
MILK AND LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE
~ "A hne chance for small capital-A milk
and liquor store in thickly settled neghborhood,
and long established, having good run Of custom,
Tenth 0Ve,. WV Wv - iSt
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FANCY AND TOY STORE, STOCK AND
L Fixtures, for sale cheap; situated ON Broadway,
with dwelling, rent 1900. This Is a rare chance for
party with small capital. Reason given for sell
ing. Address Il. NJ. A., Metropolitan HOsel.lN Y.
sl9 3'l43 Nm
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FOR sALE-A GOOD PAYING

x 1Il Il770 w - y ~ u NV'TI7 y -
- lusiL,s, ior SHE, on viii exchange sewing
machine stock aud 'trTts in one oi the best corner
-tores ON fuhon IT, Brooklyn, having the eNclus We
frucy Of one Of the rest machines, with privilege
of selling others. The business has paid well with
machines enough rented out TO pay all expenses.
Reason for selling, the ownorhas other business In
New York. Address II, BOX 90, Sun Once. sel9 o.
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r ODGINGS TEN CENTS - COMFORT
liable suyo ,.s 10 cts night, less by the wuek;
slugle ru1uIs 10 a. 90 c. uypt, 81 20 cts g,"h;
man and wife q. u Slitt, r1n'va Nlt4 C,s -t1sr,
~, At Wutsuirs Hnuss, I d FrAlSll st. ,r.r
~,1 frHsjVgy. eva - ed
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pOARDlNG-q SINGLE GENTLEMEN
- or gentleman and VIE oOt<n board AMI
comfortable homo at T2O Grs-n ~; entrauc.
Charles II. FELTHAM. 1uA' 24aI''lAs
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MEDICINES.
HkLMDOLDs GENUINE PkkPAlAnoE


ELhDOLDB GENUINE PkEPAlAfloI
uELsBoLDs BUCHu FOR The B.1d,s.
BBID1oIDs BuC-HU for III. xldssy.
HEI.mBoLDs BUCHU for ,hs ar.vsl
HEI.MBoLD's BUCBU FOR the D,u,.y,
HELNoLDs BUCHU 10Y sor,.u.as-.
HEIxPokDs BUCBU for Los Of nssc,y,
HELsbOLps BlCHu 'or Dirnna. Of uxo,s
BTI,MBOLDs BUCBU FOR Dlfaruh Br--sa,-,.
HELAiBoLDs BUCHU FOR weak Hev.
WLMBoLD's BUCHU FOR Genera p.Nn,S,
hR1.MBoLD's BUCHu for Universal t.-A.s.,
HELhBoLD's BUCHu Cor Horro4 d D,-~-..
BELMBoID's BUCHu fr Nigh sr.s.
BElMroLD's BUCHU for woksrulns-.
BIa.MBoLDs BUCHU FOR Dryns-s o. IA 49,
BELnDoLD's BUCHU for Erupsioaa.
HxhBoLD's BUCHu for PAIN IN Ms 49,.
HELhBoIDs BuCHU Zoe Hssvtns.s Il M nvn
Ad.,w.h ssmporsr, suHoo.,ion and Lo~ a, ~.
HELhHoI.Ds BUCHU sr Mobility MA 800,
nsss, w,,h van, Of asianacu and Rosru, a -.
and oil Sbs.ss o.
FEMALES MAI.Es-PExALn,
FBMAIES-fEhALEs-g
Enthusiastically
rAKB NO MORE PILLS.
TAKE NO MORE PILLS.
THEY ARE OF NO AvAw,
THEY ARE or no AVAIL
GEE ffuhBOLDs BUCHu FOR
ALL COMPLAINTS INCIDENT 10 rHx uE
oFAk1LY SHOULD BIZ wITaor N
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE wrrHou1 N
no FAMILY SHOULD BIZ UIrHouy n
aors ib- psasui IN shor, 6mA 70 : -, q ~.
md purity. AN
USE gEItceoI.Ds ErrRACr Busfp a. a.
s.ssa snd ahoo1ions q ths moss dissrv--,.s ssc,3
vsy HELHPoLDs yxTRAOf rDunuun
sdv1IsS aud dsaases Of the
UKItNRy onaAEh
whother s1ist,nain
MALE or FEhALA
rruo SsA'n7sr o.oss or!sns.Ins. md no $1,000
HOW LONG STANDING.
AL hs above diss~ses and sympsous .6r,n - N,
sAine 'r"~amani and may oriSinsss hOm lhs ~
HnhBoLDs BuCHu ID .sfs nnd p,s..-.. .
taste Al d odor, but immediAta In "a. slsioo
EbrptAIy Appeared bs'ore ms, an Adsup,~u N
Me city OF fhisdaphiA, H. Y. Hembold, Cn,.yn,S
Sho, bels duly sworn, doAs say thAi hL prrp.,,,
soa contains no narcotic mercury, OF in,us,csS
drugu, u "a purely vegetable.
II. T. hHLABOL.D, Sole EIanuao<
Mo Ss surso'oed bafors me-, the Nd e n
VIZ. r. HIBBARD, Aldsr-s-
fros 81 Per bstta, OF 9 fcr nd deI,vs,xS a. -.
odioc. ~
HKLkBOLDs
EXTRACT BUup.
. accompanied By reliable and -e.pnr.,,ls s.....
io.'es from Professors Of Medical Colla<,r I.@a
n1nn and othsrs. ss~@
Prepared By HIT HxI.MpoIn
Practical and Analytic Chsr,l.a,
lo4 Bouth Tenth q, below Chestnut PhIi.1.isSu.
WHARF al lssasrS mula Be addrussd
NBCEssARY CAUTToH.-Should unDySns,-s.,
dealers Try 10 palm on another srticiA whsnh -
pOssr Pruhi and Y worthlsss-Buohu lhsv - 80
for cash
AHK FoH HKLMDorDs EXTRACT BuUu,
TAKE NO oTHzR-cURk GUARARrHR
Describe symptoms In ali oounnunIossa.C
ADVICE CRATE,
RALM on WHITE LIIIIRS-LADIRS-
Il have {asi oil
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EOR THE PILES-
DIR. UP AlrS Vegetable KlectuAry Y q sssl
IAN cure Tor Piles, In every form. In Tia uussa
cA1<s o' thiH dssIessmg affection, and Whssa a
other means have iaiAsd. the patient mnA ooH1uIi
shs Doctor personally n his Once, ISL Foareh ~
Dr. LphAm hAa devoted special attention " this a.
Ease tor mora than 70 years, and may be oonsuAsa
In relation N this or any other oorlplainI from 4
O'Clock In tho morning until O'Clock In Aha svsns
ing' Al hih Asdioil once, 8sT FoCrth a. ID DOR
rom ire bnwey. b~tween BoHery aud BrcAdWNvt
y .. WILLS = DO, General Agents, 11b Rnafi
I'M ~, N x. je94 Ti'lli
TIE o1DIAL-FRMAL.kS on AL
~ AGES who are suffering frurl inward waAknaaA
lCAe OF AZ ots, general prcstraaon OF lha uysassa1
b, and would ottain renewed health and sirAnstA.
Sho'Ild make trial Of DR.. ANDERsONB
FEMALE LIFE CORDIAL
ESsAaiH who have dsu ghtsra oi q WsAk ana nGSSt
ouE lSnsttliion should get botte a thiS a<oslaak
STRENGTHENING COMPOUND,
and 1t them take Il II is vho best oorro0aor d lhs
FEMALE SYSTEM
sver produced For all thoss Distressing complaints
with which females otan trouhiSd, osPouiarI
a certain Periods, Il hAs no equal.
TRY 1T ALL WHO ARE AFFLICTED.
and like hundreds who AEe now enjoying ,,os..
aealth nom ia nmely use, % ysu will be-. -
o. taken Al ali simea with perfect safety, and I. -
S!ly devoid OF all dslsteriols OF poisonous dyrSs
filSe III per bottle, OR SIX FOR FIVE DOLI.hHN.
- Inc following are the principal agencies -. AZ
nS.etey VI Eighth ave Reade d Co., $50 Allen -
phantom ~ and cor. Houston ID and Ave n ns~I1
10y cor Second ave, and 8Oth st WHITE Cor -
Mmbla and Rvington SITS, and cor MadlsOa -
a@nttsoi9efy SITS. Willamsburgh-MAlloy q Co..
South oth and sth sts. BrooklyI-droy, cor -
IL and Franklin Avsnuaa-
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old BLACK STAR LINE
~ OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.

~ OF LIVERPOOL Packets
Passage nom or " Liverpool by the following hrsi
class packe, stjps, sailing gu Ins
oAh and 24th OF zach Month
Adelaide, Culhvator, R1acius,
Australia, Cynosure, John BrighL
Belle Woods, Chancellor, Thornton,
Bridgewater, Constitution. Universe
DRAFr3 ON THE ROYAL BANk5
or IRkLAHp, Ut1ryR BAsKIHs Co, AsD AL. pARrs
ov ErOLAHD AND SCOTLAND.
se14 q6sc'ilT WILLIAMS q GUION, 70 PulIrn "
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RECRUITS WANTED
few more god men will be received for
Sd REGIMENT lsICKLEssy EXCELSIOR

Col. NELSON TAYLOR, Camm.,ti,y
INDUCEMENTS TO VOLUNTEERS
ray S'J per mcnth. Wives au1 families provided
,"t. hilta pay when ulldiDg Notifications. aiOo
buhty when hUnorably discharged.
Ire regiment IA now At the seat " war, and has
been new ly uniformed. Recruits " II Ia forwsried
Immediately.
way.
Parcels len A. above for the men will 10 forward
ell ~ the regiment Hei4 G.ihg
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T ODGlNGS TO CORRESPOND WITH
- a.. times. Sug.r he'd, Il rs unglt. s.usr
Inuu- from 4 upv. AIDS, at tAr Union Hotel 1876
Prince st, cor Thompson. Meas modr'ttr. Opcu
a night. SEQ O'ld6
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-21

ROARD-A FEW RESPECTABLE Youn
ID men can lie accommodated with buArd, At 81
ninth st, near lst ave, m 20 per week. Privilege o
hath with not and COLD water. sel4 2iaG'ls3
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- SOL Goud hard aud lodging ~ 5J and 50 a
week; also ruums tor men and their wives 81 aud
80 ~ week with bard day boariris and l,dyers
taken al low rates also lodging t,r - cts and 81
week. ssl3 2Is'iSg
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ROARDING-CHEAP BOARD-PINE

rrnms, with excellent b'ard, from 81 To 81 q
week ladies, frum 81 70 to 81 gentleman and
wiie, 81 bO y So nice parlor, with piano, watch
man al night, and l"jgng' by tire week ~ aighi
VI lees than haH pHcs Is LApe.srl ~, near Br,ti.
way and Canal ,ua4 2iac.l6q
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EXCURSIONS-THE -FArORITE SEA
- Steamer col. ELLSWORTH, with saluou, q,
~ charter, with or ~tuuut, bsrges for sunday
schools lodges, &c. 'AppY W. JOSEPH T. NAB
TN, ~ Snuth 81 au22 0ia.''i29
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nAY BOAT TO ALBANY-STEAMER
- ARMENIA caves loot Harrison vt. every Mon
lay, "Wednesday aud Friday. Fare h. Buffalo VI, II
you laiy tickets at 2Js Broadway, cor Park Place.
sell 2ln,'iT0
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MORNING LINZ To PERSONAL---VERY.
L'l Al kOkA ,e,y,s Jay st per evsry morning
assam LV4df Al Wst i0th snd 3nth sts Won
Esrs, Hstast O'hbs Ferry, Tarrytown, S'nl
oing, u'yr' straw, Or-ssy Point aud rsrp'anks. b.
tuning. leaves PtkSkul Ai2P. ". Id1o 2IAr'ly'
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} % TO $3OO-LODGING WITH Or
x ~ oittput h",rd. Good, olrn single and
q ube tedici rooms. n u.l from :. p t. - per
eek ; man ard wife SI.J". Single r'ru- q ct n
70 cents pei night, lodging at ~ cents uar n Bht,
~, lu O,k street, hclweeu Roosevelt u,a r. RI.
sells 2i'ilg
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REMOVAI-DAE NEW YORK RislNG and
lNPrutiul Establishment Works ON Stlaan Island.
No" rs Duane 81, ''ar Broadway, late NJ. a. John a.
Branch Offices NJ. 100 Irua.,,ay, n I, and No ia
PeTepuut ~, u ..snklyn. sel> alAc'i3d
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS P1n BorrLE

During ths last month large Quantities have bon
1old, and we feel grshed 10 hear from all who have
tried IL that II gives the greatest Satisfaction WhA
once you try II you will never rse any other-of this
we feel confident. For sale al IS South Second a
WillamshNirgh, and Al 81 Eighth ave., New York.
am2 2lAc -
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PALM on WHITE LILLIRS-LADIRa-
- have you tried this excellent and highly per
Nmei preparation for all dishgurmenha OF the al.
such as PlMPLfS BLOTCIBA TAN, SUN
BURN, sAlIOwNEss, &c. II will pay you 10 40
80, a. IL Ii cooling and refreshing whom overhaaled
and Is perfecsly harmless 10 the skin-thia we guar
A'tee You viii IND II far superior ~ Chalk BAH
or Lilly White, and cheaper thaa any oshsr srsiols
now in use, ID being but
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STEAMBOATS,.

CHANGE OF HOUR FOR KEYPORT.-
SOn and AFTER this late, the steamboat KEYPORr
will leave New York, foot Of Robinson st. daily,
Sundays excepted, a. O'Clock, p. NJ, and Kcyport
at AN. 2i,c'lM
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TAX S-WESTCHESTER COUNTY
l. taNes-5OOO lots In Westchester County, will
he soon sold Tor tax parties desiring their bills can
obtain them org. W, DlTCHErT wsstchester Land
Office, lauwn stone building, corner Of Chatham and
Chamber street. selG OAacsinG
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CAUTION

Ascertain unprincipled persons are attempting 70
palm on On The unsuspoctins public limitations d
ny RnRAKKD GLUE. would caution an par
s'ns 70 szAmins bsOrs purchasing. and see lhal Ne
an namA
~ RAIDno's rRxrAaKD GLUE
ben ~ oui-ids wmppsr. Al slLsu gro s~ina-
- s'sAss<ssA nslak
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RORBACH & MANNING,
~ hAsUYAOsuRERA or
TRINkS NALISES, CARPRc BAGS A.
No. NALlES sT and ~ ROADWAY
NEW YORK
FACTORY,
lt9 hAREET or, HIwA9K, n j.
z. M. RORBACH, r F yiNNyr,1c
Retailing less Nan wholesale prices during ths
var, iyl9Nstl6
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TO CONSuMPTIYES-A PREACuEp on

TO CONSuMPTlVES-A PREACHER OF
i the Gospel, having cured his son of Consumption
IN rs wGit stages ate being given up 70 die by the
the mode oicuIe, which proves successful in ever
case, 70 those afflicted with coughs, colds and con-
sumption, and he will send ii free Of charge 10 All
Address DANIEL ApEE, sTs Pearl a. N. Y"s'
selB a4Acs1lb ~
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STOP YOUR LEAKS-PAlNT YOUR Roofs
- with ELL RVS India Rubber Paint. Applied
Jy Hatcuteos or cent foot. 900 Grand, 1853
eoNery, 81 Park Row. ~ eth Av COS 6th 40 24aCs
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\ IHEAP EAUU KSIUN TO CAMPS ON
~ Staten Island. Fare cents by Staten Island
ferry, po, Of Whitsha st. bes she Battery and Sutb
ferIy. Blati lelya every hour from 8 A. NJ b.
IP. On hns Sunday every half hour ~ p
.e3T zig
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SPECTACLES GOOD AND CHEAP-Weak
~ sight Improved Professor FRANKS celebrated
eyeprsserves, accurately adjusted ~ detected vision
by al. experienced practical optician All kinds Of
IectGoles bought sold, taken in exchange, OF re-
paired Store Sos Grand ST, Eldrdge aust 21ao'
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A rENTIoN LADIES /
GENERAL BUSINESS.

A II. UNDRRIIILL & son, WHOLE
sale and retail dealers In fne family groceries,
GIL Eg'th ave. Fine green aud black teas, h,ur su'
gar, butter, &c, cheaper than ever. aeiI 2lac'ibO
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-08-23

INVADING HIS CHILDREN's GRAVES.
Here is TIE sort of paragraphs that
the Virginia papers delight in at the,
present time:
1T maY not be generally known to
this community that within forty feet
Of one of the batteries nov being erected
for the defense of Richmond, tgo chill:
dren Of Lieutenant General Winfield
Scott lie buried. W. refer to the forti-,
fcations bqipg iAroEn up on Mr. Mayo's
rlap tation, Immediately southeast Of
the city, and commanding James rive,.
When we reflect on Virginia's relations
to General Scott, and Scotts relations
to Vrglnia-that he was born and
reared upon her maternal soil, and mar
ried one of her daughters, that his Rsar-
est relatives in the world are among hss
citizens aad aghtipg f9r her defense
| that children Of his own flesh and blood,
alas, We fear We cannot say of his slove,
lie buried beneath bsr sa;li when We
rocollect the honors that Virginia in her
pride has shown him, and the countless
! kindneses her citizens have showered
upon him, it almost surpasses human
credulity to believe that he could have
turned the infamous irsrafe and traitor
that he is. Il there IS q tender eniotien
or feeling Gf love in his nature, would
be not naturally tnrn to the graves of.
bis childreep? Alas! his long CONNECTION
| with the Yankees and Kankeedom has
corrupted his nature, and he now stands
one cf them By adoption, violator Of
his allegiance to his native State, aud
botrayer of his country. He has be:
come faakee-that is 9 lasting dis
rraca
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-08-23
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.

a part Qf the reckless and wanton de-
struction by Gen, Johpston, when
he retFeatad from Harppr's Ferry, was
no less than 81 LOCOMOTIVES, worth
from $4,000 to 0.0a0 each-37 stand
ing or the track at one place, Is in
anQthsr, wood having been piled under
and around them and set on fire; these
including the long bridge at the point,
and othar property, make an aggregate
of s750,000 lost there by the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad company; all de-
stroyed by Gen. Johnston, .ecause it
might Git did ao) delay the Federal
troops at most for only two or three
days, and to prevent the troops from
using the Locomotives.
The entire linz Of this road is now in
full possession Of the Government, and
we presuma that the bridges will be soon
rebuilt.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-08-23
Making Others Happy.

Have you made one happy heart to-
day? How calmly you seek yeaE pillow!
how sweetly sleep! In all this world
there is nothing SO sweet as giving COM
fort to the distressed, as getting 2an
ray into the gloomy heart. Children
of sorrow meet US wherever we turn;
there is not moment that tears are not
shed and sighS uttered; yet how many
of these sighs are caused By our thought
lessness; how many daughter wrings
the very soul of 4 fond mother by ae;s
of unkindness and iaeratitude. How
many husbands, by one little word, make
a whole day of sad hours and Rpkip|di
thoughts. How many wives, by re-
elimination, estrange and embitter low
ing hearts. How many brothers and
sisters meet but to vex each other, max
ing wounds that no human power can
heal. All! if each one worked upon this
maxim day by day-"Strive to make
some heart happy" iea lousy, revenge,
madness, hate, with their kindred evil
associates, would forsYec leave the earth
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-08-23

,bid them not for of such is the kingdom G
ayen."
They are going-only going
Jesus called them long ago;
AL the wintry time they're passing
Softly as the falling snow;
When the violets in the spring time
Catch the azure in the sky,
They are carried out to slumber
Sweetly where the violets lie.
They are going-only going
When the summer earth is dressed,
In their cold hands holding roses
Folded Oh each silent breast;
When theaautumn hspgs red banners
Gut above tieh eest sheaxes, -s--4ss,s
They are going--ever going
Thick and fast like falling leaves.
All along the mighty ages,
All adown the solemn time,
They have taken up their homsward
March to that serener cline,
Where the watching, waiting angels
Lead them from the shadows dim
To the brightness of his presence,
Who has called them unto him.
They are gcing-only going
Out of pain and into bliss
Out of sad and sinful weakness
Into perfect holiness.
Snowy brows-no care shall shade them;
Bright eyes--tears shall never dim;
Rosy lips--no time shall fade them;
Jesus called them unto him.
Little hearts forever stainless
Little hands as pure as they
Little feet by angels guided
Never forbidden wayl
They are going-ever going!
Leaving many holy spot;
But tbs Jesus who has called them
Suffer und forbid them net.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-08-23
A Thoughtful yyideHF.

The Newburyport Herald states that
young widow, married in that city a
few days since to soldier, being ques-
toned as to the inducgment TO commit
matrimony a second time, when once
she had been safely deliverpd from the
restraining knot, said she had il nigd
the bounty paid by the State to the
families Of volunteers, which would
give her and two children three dollars
a week to carry them through next win
ter, and possibly the husband might be
shot, and she become ronsioncr in her
oll age.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-08-23
A. 6. CROWLEY & CO.,

WILL HEREAFTER CARRY ON THE
w Carpenter and Joiner business; Doors,
Sash, Blinds, &C., executed to order. From
long experience in business, we feel confident
of giving perfect satisfaction in all orders en-
trusted to our care. For past patronage our
thanks are due the public, and We respectfully
ask continuance of their favors. The Mill is
a few doors above Eilliamsons FIGURING
Mil. 1-1e-tf
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-08-23

p-J joseph the Second Of Austria
was fond Of travelling incogrito, and one
day he reached little inn % bis route
before his retinue came up. Entering
a retiring room he began shaving him
self. The :nquisitorial landlord was
anxious to know what post his guest
held about the person of the Emperor.
II shave him sometimes, was his ma
iestv's rerIv.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-08-23
NUMBER 81

and wilderness toward the frontier Of
Arkansas, driving like whirlwind the
rebel troops before him, and finally Civ
ing battle to their three-times superior
number for nearly IL hours, from the
shock of which they never will recover.
Such is the man who by his deeds
filed with pride the hearts of the Ger
man Americans, and also the hearts Of.
all the Germans in Europe, who still
cling with fondness to the traditions Of
1848 and 1850. His personal appear,
ance by no means answers the expecta;
tions which We naturally form of so i'm.
portant and gallant man. He is
plain, almost common looking man,
which may be mainly attributable to
his quiet, modest and retiring disposi,
ton; but his gray blue eyes, always,.
animated with energy and intelligence,
and his somewhat sombre looks, indi-.
cate the man of iron resolution-in short,
the model soldier, the leader of armies,
as he appeared at the beginning Of the
battle of Hornsbach, wLere the dra-
goons of the army of the Necker kesi,
tated to cross the frontier, when he
galloped in front, shouting. "Whoso-
ever is man will follow mel' and then
coolly and unconcerned, while splinter
of bomb took off piece of his helmet,
directed the battle.
Thus far the United States Govern
ment has not thought it worth while to
promote Sigel to Brigadier General
ship. The General-in- chief of the rev.
olutionary army of Baden is only
United States Colonel The proclama,
tion of Brigadier GeneralSwcency, dated,
at Springfield, and just received, tells
US that until the arrival of Gen. LYONS.
this gentleman will command the expeo
dition. Of course Sigel borne up by
the admiration aud love of the Federal
troops, will in fact continue to lead the
expedition; but the German American
press must and Will demand that from
now he be also nominally the chief ac-'
cording to his deserts. The appoint,
ment of Sigel to Baigadier- General-
ship is the best thing which the Ger
man -Amerieaa citizens have a right to
ask for him.-U4ao:s aqets Zeit4Eg,
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-08-23
Secession Notices.

Passing one day last week through
the Visitors rooms" near the Wash
inston Monument, We we're much
anusadi at the Inscriptions upon the
blocks of marble fFora seeded States
for the monment. On ems block of
Tennessee marble frola that State was
inscribed -. Tennessee - The Union
must and=slFa!l be preserved, 1860
Passing along betwseu'the dogbls rows
Q. these b'ochs We came upon 1ouisi-
i"uas gift. This was a fine large block
inscribeI-''L L ouisiaaa a-Erer faithful ia
the Constitution and the Lans!r' One
short Year has passed, and those boast.
ing States, who SO vauutiugly pro-
claimed their own loyalty in enduring
marble, have reUe!isd against thai
Union, are iii arms against that uonsti-
tuition and those Laws: What fail
commentary gu human frailtv..
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-08-23
A. KOHL.

Dealer in and Manufacturer of Umbrel- N~
.as He holds himself in readiness to
make Umbrellas to order, or repair old |@
ones in the most substantial manner He will
also buy worn-out Umbrellas at liberal prices.
Shop on Linn street, north Of Smiths Shoe
Stcre.
He would also inform the public that he pre-
pares SALVE, which he will warrant equal
TO any in use, for the cure of Felons, Catarrhs,
Burns, Bruises, Sprains, Cuts, Salt Rheum,
Ring Worm, Rheumatism, White Swellings,
and many other diseases of the kind Price.
25 cents per Box. Jan. 8, lS6O-3-ltf-
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-08-23
WOOL CARDING,

AZ The
RACINE WOOLEN FACTORY.
HAVING put in new machinery, we are
IL prepared 10 do Wool Carding at 4 cents
per pound.
All work warranted, where the wool is clean.
Wool or Lard taken in pay for work.
July 8, 19Go.-~-2G-:f TH'S. EGAE.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-08-23
RIcHp. STEWARD.

RIcHp STEWARD. JOHN P. GILLIAN.
STEWARD g. GILLIAN.
This firm have located in the old stand of B. F.
stivers, on Front Street, few doors below
Nyes Saw-Mill Horse-shoeing, Ironing
Wagons and Buggies, and all kinds of jobbing
work done in satisfactory manner, at moder
ate rates. [3-31-1y.l