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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-08-30
FARM FOR SALE.

HIHE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale a FARM
L of 263 acres of land, lying in Chester
Township near Bashan. About 90 acres are
under Improvement on which is a hewed log
house, good well of water. and good orchard,
sc. The terms will be cash with price to suit
purchasers Also, two horse buggy, harness,
and some household furniture. Title perfect.
For information apply to c. Russell, Esq.,
County Treasurer. MARY SIMS.
June %, GI.-27-4t#
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-08-30

THE peoples partan
appeals at once to every heart which every patriotic impulse
biehed by the poison 1t will be that the call signed ty
Todd Dorsey ough host other Democrats who have sunk the
partisan, in holy purpose to country
them, civ the documents connected therewth-ED TELL
July Republican
and after full consideration adopted the following preamble
and resolutions:
duty national peril lay
Therefore,
That expen Convention the Republican
of Offices be chosen the coming State election
ce That Democratic State Central Committee be requested unite
with this Committee call for joint delegate for the of
suitable State ticket and that the call be addressed all who
the of the the National Government and
and carried for that
And that the proposition said Committee be made by the Executive
Rorcd
Union by the 9th August the Executive
Committee directed to the people Ohio call for Convention OF
delegates nominating Convention to be chosen without reference
the the
of the rebellion against it.
That the Secretary be copies of the foregoing
preamble and resolutions the of this city, and that the of all
These resolutions published generally the the State
On the day the Central Executive Committee following letter
William the Chairman Democratic Central Committee
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE Room, !
COLUMBUS, O.. July 25, 1861.
To Mount Committee
ticket
The which the call contained resolutions the Re-
publican copy which this communication
the proposition the details of the Union hereafter easily
settled make the Convention
acceptable to the people Of Ohio
hardly necessary heightened exposition the
the fact that the the Government danger from the
au misguided rebellion against the of the Constitution
the laws To down this unh rebellion loyal of all parties
rushed fighting field side by side knowing
caring what political heretofore divided them
taking position while discourage everywhere will
the hearts and strengthen those who the post of danger
the Respectfully
T. BAscoM, Secretary, GEO. PARSONS Chairman
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-08-30

BY the use of these Pills the periodic attacks of
''Nervous Sick .adache'' may be prevented; and
if taken at the commenceme hi of an attack. immc-
They seldom fail in removing the s.Nausea and
Headache, - to which females are so subject.
They act gently upon the Understanding Cos
tivcness.
For Literary Men, Students, delicate Females and
al persens of sedentary habits, they valuable
Laxative improving the appetite, giving tone and
vsor to the digestive organs and restoring the natu
rual elasticity and strength of the whole system.
The CkPHALIC PILLS are the result of long in
vestigaon and carefully conducted experiments
having been in use many years, during which time
they have prevented and relieved amount of
pain and suffering from Headache. whether ori-ina-
ting in the nervous system from dorangcd state
of the stomach.
They entirely vegetable in their composition,
and may be taken ct all times with perfect safety
without making any change of diet, and the abseAcc
of any disagrceahle taste renders it easy admins
ter them to children.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS!
The genuine have five signatures of Henry Spald-
ing each Box.
Box will be by mail prepaid receipt of the
| Price 20 Cents.
| All orders should be addressed to
HENRY G. SPlLD9NG.
as Cedar Street. New Work.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-08-30

RcynolG Gsburg, Franklin Co., Ohio,l
January ., lSGl.
HENRY c. SPALDISG,
No. 4S Cedar St, n. 7.
DEAR SIR:
Inclosed find twenty five cents (25) for which send
box of acceptable pills. Send TO address of Re
VIM. C.. Filler, Reynodsburg. franklin county, o.
Your pills work like charrn-carr Headache al
most inStaIter. Truly yours,
WM. c. FILLER.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-08-30
Mr.. SPALDING.

SIR:
Not long since sent TO you for box of Cephalic
pills for the of the Nervous Headache and Cos
tiveness. and received the same, and they had so
good effect that was induced to send Tor more.
Please seAd by return mail. Direct to
A. K. WHEELER.
fpsilanti, Mich.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-08-30

From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va.
ev have been tested in more than 4 thousan
l. with entire success.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-08-30

Cephalic pills accomplish the object for which they
we're made viz: Cure of headache in all lis forms.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-08-30


TO this imitation coureou and pio extended there has been
But the pat Of
that who in this the Institutions prefer
have meeting partisan convention
ting partisan ticket and adopting which can never tor
ofthe The
modify make
such confession weakness utterly
inadmisb who already sympathy with 1t must
be secuted by all rebels with their hands,
There This till all
such crushed and till the Of the Government from the lakes
Atlantic Pacific the
wicked rebellion hung the
We that the friends the Union will take have their
several fully by their ab and most patriotic
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-08-30

With nothing but winds, to help me moan,
And nothing but rains, 10 help me weep.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-15

I AIDES, LADIES, LADIES, at home, in hotels,
boarding. house traveinsi GgSrLEsEs occeeypg looms
living sunmer 81 20 have
door, sarured against burg and theve4 Then bsy
one OF "WHEELLRs PATENT kEf-hOLE GUAkDs"
TIE ard small easily spped and carried "a the vc pooksi
II costs only Is cent? may s~e your money.
aud your watch Buy ty The police is the
beet and conivance Invented g. foa baFrs
AGENTS wanted 81. he Gusrd TO evsTybody Call Hard
Sioss send No so BTosiaay, sfok
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| NEW SINGING BOOK for DAY-sCHO0Ls,

NEW sINblNb bpoh ioE pAi Itp'is''
"a called the DAY-SCUOOL BELL, l. ready II con.
ab pc page Of choice Songs Solos, Rounds, catches
Duets Ti9s Cnsrtcs ald lAous,s. many OF tem written
expressly s worn beie ~ OF the Elements oi
Nrac This the be-, book ever sued fr Seninae Aesd
emies ard fubie SohooL II l. coupilcd by hORACE
WATERS Author Of Sshbih School Brlf,' Nos and T.
which hid The sale o 5000 copies ~ ~ mouths
Price paper c bound cloth bound embossed
at 40c Sample Copic mailed r. tbe above prices
PUb,bels Horace WaleT sni lyerson Phaney, Co. New
aud f1 sale By IipUincott Co. Philadelphia; Brown
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Lapnarn, Detroit; soee Avery Co Rochereri reed But
le Co. Buffalo; Moore Nilsiach, Keys 90, Cneilnai
s. II. Cray, Albany Moore kima, Troy and he Woods
Louis.
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HliLitaYn NoilrcS.

Robert Anderson XaunVes, organizing In mono, su ,
pnau the auspices Of the late Major now Coioel
der on the gallant defender OF his country nag anu N'
INTERIOR TOWNS. , L..
Captains Of companies organizing in the r'eI crow pr,nt
where wi.ip, to ion the Robert AndsTfon IOuSNe ,
now n progress Of oret nilsiion WIZ s9ss %
49, APPLY FOR ENROLLMENf
q Headquarters, o,, sor,pc
IT.. ,,.a ,yopld 1, specially request such as desire 70
al ,ha officers and OILERS ensogeo in tue adaon ana
s;sa - Of recruiting ana organizing this Regiment TO
ssd tIcir sUbsc e her OF tie following enehi
~; Robe't Anderson Broyoort House, A. v stout esq,
p.;gent shoe aud Leather BsDk; shepherd hnlpp esq
P,e-idept Mechanics Bslk; Hon. r. Iqlnadse, NO ~
Cbsnbers- st. Ambrose X. Lly esq, No. lo3 Ooldtt
Impe,iaI IZauaves.-IIoadquaTters removed To No $40
Fro,dvay near prieest THIS Corps Is rapidly organizing
few more able bodied Of good character anted More
stbeIs " IN be received. by oIcer, ..
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-15
PRICE TWO CENTS.

n nnA MANTILLAS and SBAWLS.
.VsIO L. s. MILLS a Co.
Offer their immense stock Of CLOTH and SILK MANTLRS
BURNOUS CIRCULARS, &C..
At wholesale retail at very low prices
The stock comprises the most fashionable and desirable Goods
TO be ,nnd IN the city. Every style msdn 10 order.
SPBING SHAWLS FROM AUCTION,
New and beautiful JesigBs, at decided bsrsuns
Nos 3i2 and 80 Broadway.
HAVERSACRS. KNAPSACKS, CANTEENS,
II AND WATER-PRO BLANKETS
200 KNAPSACkS
1890 HAVERSACKS
iOO0O THIN WATER-PROOF BLANKETS.
IOOO COVERED CANrEENS
For sale BY .o,,-,
No. VI Liberys,
kew-YCrk.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-15
A + MACYs.
"A Ladies whiting Now York win find at
II. II. MACN's,

A r MACYs.
"A Ladies whiting Now York win find at
II. II. MACyS,
6ih and iith-st., ..
CONFLICTS STOCK Of LADIES UNDER LINN,
made In the best nanaer, % PER CENT LtSS THAN BHOAD
WAY PRICES. . ,.,,.., d,
f assorted stock Of LsJes' and Chirens GERMAN and
ENGLISH HO slFRY end UNDER WEAR 81 FER CENT
LESS THAN BROADWAY PRICES. .
A magnificent stock OF RIBBONS --latest style,) FINE
FRENCH ~ OVERS RUCHES TABS IrAD-D1ISSks,
Sc., FULL 80 PER CENT Less THAN BROADWAY
PRICES. ,
TlLLA 1ACES IAHriLbA CENTERS, LACE hlANilL-
LAS and sHAWLs, EMBRoIDERlEs Of every description
PARAsoLs Se. MUCH BELOW THE COST or I'M
PORrA1IOs. - -
desirablc tick Of LACE CURTAINS, NFsrlBILE
LACEs DRAPERY MuSLINS, Sc., Lis IN GOODS LINEN
CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER 81 IN iiiE CITY.
full stock Of NOTIONS TAPES, BRAlDS, &c, comqe,s.
Always ~ assortment of our -
LADIES' CELEBRATED PARIS KID GLOVES,
63 CENTS \ PAIR.
NONE BETTER ~ rHE CITY At ANY PRICE.
r. H. MACY, Nos. 20 and 20 Gth.ay
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-15

ATrENN,10NNs S9TA9 S,!E s9,6 osfT psr. Tl ndok find
gresi help In drilling liberal discount 10 Companies Ter
ssie NJ al Ntws pets
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-15

IA FURNITURE.-rHIs DAY (weduesday) at Iel O'Clock,
at the private residences No 40 Wcs. ets 9th
psng rosewood mahogany. and blsck walnut Psror Chamber
snd Dining Room furniture China eyewsre Tsbis
Cutlery Bedding and Cupeiing Of every description OH Paint
ings OF emibeu ss Isbles. Chairs Mirrors Crns1eDs Ac
Also general Of DaieIeut and Kitchen Furniture
A. NJ GRIFFIN & Co, Auctionssaa
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-15
ALL kinds of FURNITURE, MATTRESSES

IN and BEDDING cheaper than at ancon, warep.ed good
delivered free Call at u. w. SkEDENS, No z53 Bow
ery between Stanton aud Honstonis you will money
suite Of Rosewood nine PIECES iIst 1ualty beIgan
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-15

a PRACTICAL TREATISE on DISEASES Of
N the SEXUAL SYSTEM. by Edward VI. Dixon; NJ ID
Tenth edition. pp 800 Pdce ~ BURNfoH No 20 eth,sv'
MIN n anpenlx cotsinng Essay Structure OF the Oe-
hra With new instrument oT internal nosion new or
ration for Vaeocee AID view cf the consequences I"
Philnoes
GUNNER QUARTERLY. - Nine, DEMOk-
- ESTs MIRROR or FASHIONS; nearly 100 fny.glngs
Best Magazine Fashions Five Cents P''tPAid Sx Gents
No. 47s Broadway.
" INLAG OF TIE FREE."-Eew National
IL SONO by HhRRIsOs MILLAHD. PricsE 20, JGs'
yabsbed By H. b. DQDW0RI, h9.6 Asto' flses "sn''eiA
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-15

AWRENCE WATER-CURE aud HOTEL.
IL BRATTLEBORO' Vermont
This dezh'fn will open undr eney neS auspices
foY the reception OF visitors early IN June
RKPKRKSCKs TnE CRY oF sgw.roRE
A. schiu.wiud. ESQ.,, Gns,avns Schvab, esd,
Louis Grossuisn esq, Charles Ncisch s-lr
Bichard n, BOVINE, esq, Alfred scheimofnorn, ssqs
4. C. Warren r-a william Bovine, ESQ,
n Wesendonck esa Benjamin Collins, esq,
Charles A Clinton esq Janlss Grey, esd,
Julius GclIuen, Peter H. sweeney, ESQ.,,
,n james r. Ilsfvery wsshinsons Major Niiism Aus1v
L. g. A. Z. Wells sq- braoboro', and Judge
Tyler brsttleboro.
For fu lhss inforraiion sl1reEs
EMIL APPELBAUM Superintendent
Bratileb0ro, VI
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-15
miscellaneous.

NATIONAL FIR. IssuR.Scs CosPAsy,
No. 80 WALL,sr NEw-loRE. May II, 1881.
At THE ANNUAL ELECTION to-day the
"A following gentlemen chosen Directors for hs ensuing
Henry " Wa-d Sidney Mason, Henry Hilton,
George Bell. WIN. II. HsTbeck, J. Iyttefoa Adsms,
Glbet Davis George y. Nesbi,t, Chas y. soutbmeJd,
Samuel Lord Robert Lowden. 0efardas Boyce,
William 8. ThoTne
And for Inspectors Of Election:
Henry Rowland Phile.us Ii. Holt, Wm. G. Ward
Alo subsequent meeting OF the Board OF Directors,
WILLIAM b. THORNf, esq., urerfin,rsy reelected
President. HENRY T. DRON NE, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-15

WHY DON'T YOU DO YOUR OWN PRlNI-
w INC, when you can buy PRINTING oFflCE iof "a
including Of Cottage Printing Presses IypsS nx ~
other Printing MsteIas1 send for CtcalAr = AoAA~
Co., removed Gem Ne u INkJev Naus Bwtee1k
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-15
Boots, Shoes, Nr.

e. = SHOES AND GAITERS-A NEW STYLE
" - At JONES'S, nos. l0AND2ANN-SE. RS-cALL
AND SEE THEM
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-15

rNHE AMERICAN DIR UGHT PLAYER; Or,
i TRrirIsE OK THE ScisyrIVc G,sE ~ CHEcsxRs
snnr upward Of 0o Games and Positions by HENRY SPAWN,
Buffalo Y The Atlantic Monthly ssys Of this work Those
Nho are competent Judge Of is merits will find work Of
great value IL & by ar tc best work the gatnr that BIS ever
3, - ylbiihed" Retail prize ~. ROSS IOUSEf, Whole
sale Aseut., so. l2l Nassanst, hcs-f OK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-20

Free States would suffice to diminish rapidly
the number who need or seek aims, if it were
but rightly applied and expended. We do not
undervalue Charity: it is a noble and neces-
sary virtue; but of three men who respectively
give beggar a dollar, give him chance to
earn one, and teach him how to earn one at
will. we cannot doubt that the hrst Is his
least and the last bis greatest benefactor.
If we could have our way, We would have
each township take measures to supply every
needy person having legal settlement therein
with work and see that be is fairly paid there
for. instead of letting him go idle till his clothes
and his morals are worn out, and then feeding
him at the public cost in pOor-house. Doubt
less, the former would be the more difficult,
and it might for time be the more expensive
undertaking.; but every year of its faithful
prosecution would diminish the number requir.
ing public assistance; whereas, the present
system tends steadily, irresistibly, to an in
crease of Pauperism.
The Freedom of the Public Lands, with their
careful preservation from monopoly, so that
every one who will may take quartersection
thereof and make of it homestead for bis
family, has had our ardent and earnest sup
port throughout. We believe it one of the
wisest, most benefcent, most conservative yet
most radical measures ever yet devised to mitl-
gate the burdens of Pauperism and diminish
the number of those vainly seeking work in
crowded cities or making shirts at six cents
each.
The Organization of Labor so that every
one may have constant work and fair wages,
is o grand and fruitful conception which the
world will yet be wise enough to accept and
realize. When it it, Fourer's writings will
afford many admirable suggestions toward the
perfect reconciliation of the rights of private
property with the general employment or use
of capital, so as to secure the highest social OF
general good. No man was ever more hostile &c
Communism than Charles Fourier; and, though
he originated q thousand erratic and some
immoral vagares, he saw more clearly how u
blend individual liberty nth social economy
private with public interest, than any prede
cessor. There will come a time when bis, will
Platos, Robert Owens, and the speculations or
Social Reform of great and generous souls
since the infancy of Civilization, will be re,
viewed and st.atinized by wise and far.seeine
philanthropists, whatever Is good in each OF
any being sifted out and the residue discarded
until the true basis of benefceDt and perfect
accord of interest and sympathy between Capt.
tai and Labor shal have been determined ant
established. Meantime, We must submit to SET
the wrongs and woes OF White and Black pittei
against each other, in such manner that each
shall prove a hndrance rather than help tt
the correction of the other, and shallow scrb
blers and spOuters waste their time aud breath
or ink in idle defamation over the hardship o.
making shirts at six cents each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-20
Duslncss Notices.
IMPORTANT FACTS.

Constant writing for six months is done cheaoer win
God Pens than with steel Pens therefore, it Is economy 10
u.e Gold Pens.
The Gold remains unchanged by years OF continued
use while the Steel Pen is changing by co'oSoh anu
wear therefore, perfect uniformity Of writing Is oo'a oS
by the Of the Gold Pen.
The Gold Pen is always ready and reliable. while the Steel
pen ,ous La ofe, and seected there
fore Their. treat saving time in the use OF the Gold Pen
Colds capable of receiving any degree Of elasticity SO ha
He Gold Pen exactly adapted to the hand of the writer
therefore the nerves Of the hsnd aud arm are not injured as
Known to be the case by the u'e OF steei pens l.,
fcumn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-20
TIE LATEST WAR NEWS.

There was q lively skirmish yesterday al
Point of Rocks. A Rebel battery of three
guns, nanked by 200 infantry, suddenly opened
fire upon Col. Gearys regiment. The battery
of the 28th Regiment at once replied, disabling
one gun and driving the artllerymen from the
others. The fight lasted about half an hour;
the enemy lost at least IA killed and many
wounded. The Union troops lost not man.
When the Rebels had fled our guns were
turned against some houses where $50 OF them
had hidden, and they were soon dislodged with
severe loss.
From Missouri we have news the Importance
of which, though great, cannot well be accu'
rately estimated at this moment. 1t Is TO the
effect that Gen. Pope, who on Wednesday by
forced march, menaced the Rebels in John
son County, compelled them to retreat rapidly
toward Rose HilE they left in his hands all
their baggage, arms, munitions OF war, and
camp equipage. He then threw forward ten
companies of infantry and a section OF artillery,
and followed with his main army. AS soon as
they heard of his near approach the Rebels
wildly fed; Gen. Pope captured $50 OF them
in one party, and about as many more In
small squads. Price was reported to have
only 5000 men with him ut Osccoa
We may soon expect to hear OF another
brilliant battle in Kentucky. Gen. Schoeh, on
Wednesday morning OF daylight, marched out
of Somerset with ali bis force for the purpose
of attacking the rebels. Gen. Zollicoiier was
in position on Fishing Creek with 5000 men
and some artillery. Schoef's force included
seven regiments and two batteries, and he was
confident Of being able to whip the rebels, and
take large number of prisoners.
We print this morning letter from our spe'
cial correspondent in Nashville, giving interest
ing particulars relating t, the drafting in Ten
uessec, and the storm which Gov. Harris is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-20

II Seems as if there need be no serious diff
fculty in settling the Mason and slidell case. Ac'
cording to the accounts which have reached u,
from England, the act Of Capt. Wilkes is pro-
nounctd by the legal advisers OF the Government
regular and in conformity with the law Of nation,
up to the point of the removal Of the rebe
enissaries from the deck Of the mail steamer
The stcppage. IN transiiu, and tho search, were
entirely ia accordance with the dicta Of Stowe
and other British authorities but the TreI;
should, it seems, have been brought into port,
and the question of contraband passengers sub.
mitted to the decision of Court of Admiralty.
Now, if this turns out 10 be the theory Of
the English Government, the whole case ad.
mits of very easy and pacific settlement.
Let Capt. Wilkes proceed to Boston in the
San Jacinto, let him take Messs Mason and