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, 1862-11-03

H ~OtkD TO BUSINESS mEN.
The business men Of Chicago, are, in
the main, thoroughly loyal. They have
done that which leaves 20 doubt Of their
carnestncss and sincerity in the good cause.
THREE regiments md TWO batteries Of artil~
lery, put into the field by their Board ot
Trade. and the mercantile influences sub
o1diEate to it, show that the merchants OF
Chicago believe that the Way to put down
the rebellion, and to restore to the country
it's commercisl prosperity and its political
quiet, is to fight on until the enemy is con-
quered-
But let us ask them, What is the use OF
sending men out to offer their lives as q
sacrifice for the preservation Of the govern
ment, if traitors, half:disloyal men, and
peace on any-terms Democrats are per-
nlitted to seize the control Of affairs at
home, and by an opposition majority in
Congress, OPEN fire upoa the rear of our
brave boys IS they march S.uth? Where
is the fruit Of the sacrifices which our mcr-
chants have made, if this result is per-
nlit1ed?
We eutreat the business men of Chicago
to make their arrangements now, 50 tina:
they may give election day to their couu-
try. Let them remember that million Of
brave soldiers are enduring the dangers
and discon.forts Of war-are sleeping, some
cf them without tents or blankets, under
an inc1%ment sky, others are living on
coarse aud hard fare, still others are suffer
irg flom grievous wounds, or are sakiug
their last sleep in unmarked hut IGNORED
graves -tha. the country and its priceless
Institutions may be saved. Il they eau
! gladly endure So much to put down the
eren,y in the South, surely one day o.
this week j. not too much for tn.
/ merchants of cur city to give to the dis
:: ccmEturt: If tie allits Of thai enemy risut
here at homc.
i Again We appeal to them to see to it noV
that 10 pressure Of business engagements
10 mc1cucncy of the weather, no persona
sntipa1hy 10 the jostling Of Il crowd, keep
them away from the polls Let them re
member theva1ue Of every inch Of groun
and every ounce Of merchandise is to b
affected BY the result Of Tuesdays voicg
If the Government shall be divided, an
conflict Of authority between the Pres
dent AID the Congress be inaugurated, "
scc nothing which can avert trouble her
among ourselves. Ii a peace as the en-
Of 3 disgraceful compromise is d.
| clared, it will be only Mexics
peace CT sky days duration We 1mu:
fight on until VIC conquer! A victory I
i f1he lnyal men ut the polls is not a ryh
.1vss important than the rout Of th4t red
army IN Virginia. Will the merchants i
f their share i, the peaceful but necessa1
, | work.
, 1862-11-03

sword Presentation to Gen. Fremont.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. Cen. Fremont vas last
nigh presented by the Germans Of 81. Louis
and vicinity, By ! magnificent s~osd Shea
~as loEg SINCE purchased iof tue purpose.
Atont Tear ago dime subscription waa
started among tie Germans to raisea suitable
amount for tfe testimonial. 4 thousand dol
lars wss specify collected and the s~oFd or
de1ed from nd4n1, Ne~ York. The weapon
is superb one, The blade Of the finest steel,
with gold scabhozd-
Funont'e recent arrival here afforded the
wiahed for opportunity, and last evening vss
chosen for the demonstration. commencing
with torchnght proce- sion. The multitude
gathered togeIbar waa very large and ensau-
eistm unbtundsd. Aaout l5,00 people
wire preeeut, and 1t wAs one OF tna gre4test
demonstrations of the kind our city ever ~it.
m seed. A sssh of white ea;fn, having npon
II bust Of Frrmont in gold, Was s2so pre-
s+nted by the 1adles-
, 1862-11-03

Cen. Cax Drives tue Rebels out Of th|
n AnAV h4 Valley and Reaches


CHARLESTON. Western VI, Oc'. 3i.-Najor
Gtn. Ctx's army ar1ived here ro-dly.
Fl.yd and jenkins, retired from here last
MuLday.
lle march # our troofs up the Kana"aa
V:l'.y ~as oEducttd in the best ,uill'ary
t1ceT, With but single Casually. Tne ea-
trance ct cur army into this town was of c
t1iuuptul character.
, 1862-11-03
CoK1NTu, Oct. a9, 1862.

CoR1sTu, Oct. az, 1862.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
The Tories seem to be having good tine
over their inslorious triumphs in Ohio and
Indiana. But tAev are not huff so j46laut tts
fh<ir colleagues South. Throughout all rebel
dom the Tory successes are counted en- as
Union defeats, and to ba ultimately an i'm
mense advantage to the southern co3federacy.
Talkirg with an intelligent prisoner the other
day, Ae sad: ''Sir, you eau nsvsr conquer Us.
Why, In six months there will be Z l.rse ma
jori'y in the North against the war, and VIC
can dictate peace-" Like good eseesh, he
doubtless 1eacs the Chicago Times, and, like q
sensible man, fully realizes that every tory
vote cast at the North is q positive advantage
to the rebellion. Let them exult-tories ana
traitors-a change, a fearful change, will some
day s'comF over the spirit OF their dreams,''
for We, putting our trust in God, brave hearts
and stzorg arms, intend to crush out this re-
bellion ard the allies of rebellion everywhere.
That cdict has gene forth, and let it take
three OF tdi,ty yeArs it will, it &ha2 be accom-
plished! Ard right here come mp the query:
ItKot .eiUthe Tories do NTH soldiers nt1tT the
vars Won't we be rather troublesome and
dsco1dant element in their calculations? 1t
ia undoubtedly part Of their PIN that eEefy
mothers eon Of us shall leave his bones to
bleach on Southern soil, for they we'll knoE
that 1C0 soldiers graves Indicate loss o. 4.
lesst ninety-nine OF their Political opponents.
Wien men become base enough to bltray
their country Tires are counted as straw. Bat
that 1lan will only paItiAlg sQcceed-aI-
, 1862-11-03

E If f,hrong1 war and victory lies the
only path to pttcc, let that war be britf
}, and that victory decisiee.
Do not permit tho hands of the Admin
istation to be tied, by sending doubtful
men to Congress.
Do not stop our armies, in the full
-csrccr Of triumph, by permitting tho
1nachina&7ons Of dls1oyal politicians
As war is ever dangerous to free govern.
ment, do not let us prolong and increase
the danger by intestine discussions; but
rather, close up the ranke and end the
danger by conque15ug peace.
, 1862-11-03

A1+n1E.
VIC appeal once mere tn the citizens Of
1llint:is rot to opcn . flrc-ln-the-7er Oh
their gallant suldiurs, 1,y their vote to
morrow, while the enemy are shooiag
them dowu in 'front.' Head the eloquent
end indignant letter from one Of onr brave
volunteers at Corinth, describing the feel
irc in the army concerpiag the Ohio and
Indiana elections. Do you dare to vote
agairs: The million II 1ya1 llearts now c.
eamped in eisnt If the armies Of tnc reaal-
lion? Verse viii i: be for the Tories,
1.llnois, in the absence Of her 150000 sol,
dicrs, shall takea position Of hostility to.
wards them.
, 1862-11-03

souri,
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2.-Adv:css fkom tbs ene-
MT in Southeast Missouri, state thss after tue
recent success If our forces at Pitttnon's
Ferry, Gels. Logan ard Dewey, with their
fcrces combined, pushed on ss far IS B4!l1:se
Mills, five niles from Pocahoutas. They
fought Barrbrldge, completely routing his
fnrces, capturing lars;e number ct prisoners.
iuclu;.:ins Il number Of rcbal e1li:crs.
4 LATER dispatch from Logan, dated the 31st
ult., tags Re captured and cispersed 206 OF
Buone's command.
, 1862-11-03
Homicide Mt Dayton, ohio.

.DAI1ox, OhIc., Nov: L =. +. Bal!meyer.
editor oa The Dayton Empire, was shot dead
tbie morning By Henry n Brown, = halter OF
this city. The difacalty grew out of per
sonal uikunderstaoding between Tho PARTIES
occakioned By the shooting Of dog oelong'
Ing TO Ba11meyer BY one OF Browne sons.
Brown gave himsaM up and Was taken to jail.
This stflir has oecasi0nsd much aKcttemens
On our sfleetR.
, 1862-11-03

The Secesh organ publishes very.
silly mess of stuff about what it calls the
Emancipation League" and "@llat itpro
p,.scs to do and ho Y to DO it," The tale is
50 absurd that it Carries i!s own refulation
on 1:s face. TA= fe]low that invented the
stcry is q knavi ISL fool
, 1862-11-03

mite: Fielding Esnsti Id, rc'o7e1, AID N4r-
shall 2. Hsyden, adjutant of the 54.h; jag.
IS. jelly, major ct the $50; Richard Cnm-
m11ga, aojusant Of the Goth; Eli-ha Y. Nit
che1l, assistant eurgecu OF the 1st cavalry.
, 1862-11-03

A'0& SeIt.-A K sidence Lot m
L Michigan arenue. near E.n2sosd Placv, Sc It
lr9It II Il, 10 IL IT, aty- fz1c- un y r:7 Iovt
-lla;4 cath and the baiArce IN one and tw, v-n-s
tn This ID great tsa7ce Apply to Psrx:..
Sill p. No st, -.
, 1862-11-03

When you hear shcrman,te blowing
of stein about biipgipg contra5ands into
Illinois, ask lin what he thinks Of his
man Sherman, nho filed Ills hotel with
imported negrocs-to the exclusion Of
vrh;fe eerynnta
, 1862-11-03

PH1LADELpnIA, Nov. There viii Be NJ
dnft IN FhiIsd-l lp.ia, The commissioners hss:
ing asctrtained, af:sr careful examfn atfon aud
tf6cfsl count By pr. cincts, that more men
fave enlisted from Philadelphi than aeces'
tak0 - III her quota
, 1862-11-03

There will ae Republican Cuion Mas.
Meeting al Aurora t1,is evening. Gen. Linder,
Hcn. s. A. Goodsin, and other 4bls speakers,
will be it attendance. Le, there by grand
turnout Of the patriotic citizens ct this ban
ncr town In Northern Illinois.
, 1862-11-03
IBp~ftaat RFSzae Captured Val4ed
Mt H1 .0fkfn. A1fA1.

New YoRK, Nov. a.-Port Royal dstes to
tho 20th etate that two British rebel steam
ess, the Mt.bo and Scotia have been cap
tu1* 4, the vessels and cargo being vAtaed u
81 ,CO0ttl Tue British rebel s3<ANs1 Aiaho
ets run lahore md 1setF0yeA
1twse r<ports u Port Ra7al that \ rebel
nm was coming down tn 1iFH &oA eAyaa-
RaA. -~.s: ..-.r
, 1862-11-03

N inputation which they will repsl as unjust
ard rnfouudcd>
The oply legitimate eject Of the order al
]uded to, and so severely commented upon,
is 10 secure correct list Of PERSONS in each
district liable to military duty, and prevent
those who 11ay exercise the rights Of citizens
On tuesday next from shirki1g the respoasi-
bilitiee Of citizenship when called upon to
defend their country.
An enrolment Of the militia has been. or
dtred by the authorities at WAshington-.hat
the erre11nen: he thorough and complete, Is
the int.re.t ard right Of every citizen. Why
not then improve the most convenient oppor-
turi:y and the cheapeat manner Of perturm-
ing the work?
1nttead or deterring any voter fr.,m the
polls, 1t is desired thst every one should
ttccrd his vote On Tuetday next, and thus
Erable the enrolling officer 10 complete his
!. lists at orce.
| The attempt to charactsr:ze the cnrol1neut
CT the niliti. n parts N inca ure, aad to
excite opposition thersto, is !lIbaral, unjust,
Il her htur Of trial aud need.
i It is not for me, IN officer acting under the
! ordtr. Of my superior, to discuss this ques-
t,cn- But it is Lot inappropriate to remark
TIA. II, rs Is asserted, there Is to be no
drait, then tie correction Of the enrolment
lists as proposed will harm no one. Further.
| mt re, i, as Is asserted, the poll books
can he uscd fer this purpose, then also is The
action Of tic enrolling officer harmless.
havs. 1r1v tn s.y in ronc4nsi IN that ~, rr rs
, 1862-11-03

W A n-Twe1lty- five good
w Coope.s can flnt vt. nj, vc-: ut the Stcr at
prices. sirsris II F.sestnE lIHus: n Bugs
fH. T. o. stsui Ollie NO. = 6 nztt street
NtPt NEE Il 3F1Tf@rJE5r
, 1862-11-03
$1,000 Challenge.
NEW FURNACE.

'BYRCuKRB AIR HEATING AID -RAn1AINa
fUREAt COMBINED, {patrnted Aogqss1st2 NsaJ
foF burning ANTHAAC1fE o. B1fu2Aka7NAA
The sunsc5seefs A1s row pr1, - q HEeasa t1..f @
All fhcfe IN 1.nt n Tstuaces for hsaxa4k 0.etsa8
HouzeA SEosea. G1Hfene3 ~ e4o q RSMou4& H~% 1x4
Sur Fp1naee1 u the 898 durable so eeoaoa1c4
In EeR AID RE4 toAna to Gup3feeA III n91ef k4k8AR
In m4ffxt Refa1e ness given EFq0tEsd.
1fe e1ftHbers eAA,le1xe IT, wofa % PE10ooo
BEECHKH rUkNAC8.
aWEECBK3 4 RABK88,
.oexHp9v ~ Maa1eea stz@sk
r Attest: AND: BEST,
fle1eR cas- BURNER s1gvEI
Al l. r q. u. Mu1AK3. .-
se1!ENE866e - 9AsAM1 91aAs a>kask
, 1862-11-03
EkEHI;s.ai'S sElF-ssGG1gYYER. -


EXTRACTS from few ccr'5. as:s f-H 5e*4a- t,.a:
~, -irc15Esnsiola fer AL sr~in= Mich ncs."-W G.
AAsn> Gan "n:' Nlrh E1.I~.. o. II E,-M.s{fa1II
siA;.ts. Graver g. Bakar ann Wh:eier 4 N,t-oau.
4taFe =: tE .ny IT sn.cl: tics Etv nerf ct +att7
-JAs- ooLrhN, X Ut tur l. r. ala s.E q Ga
we hive tettci IT thoroughly tlrrta< the la.t s'
On LS i +uih llisAJ ll-t+ li+ r5. itr any f1a-
ch!ne." = fh-<rLL d w.. :t~ .nt% for vi lso1 d
ill q. akkstt = arr an EnRlse, Caacag.-
tis arcri rhfu,."--W. II. .:,~rLsn, VaecIsr q
Wtiro l., cl.tc.Ao.
,.Ne ,a!, vi IeG4es,s. p-rc.asc."-w. r. Toum
ClicYgG
- hare usel your 'seIf-sexe1' :or seva-n1
months OF our machiZes run tne by s'e%n, THY
:e:nl- 8 flAxs ana otls:= right FoS"-G1Sa.nr =
A.En 4 Co.. Cat. lco.
-We? p'rssec .1'th rcur 'sa1fsewer' Tive ma;o
use OF IT IN he "hce wis y machine for s.Ts
r.l nttis,s n' %.ny silk b-rn-rx Has etc val11-
hhlt xcql t! ary n1iclna."-ME a, NELst,4
CarayO-
tThe above f~m are large Slip '.iau1Is-s, rupcn.
eiN'Y or r = nty usact'ns hJ stc-n., making ten
E.l:,ss 81. III General Agent f,s
4.tyer 4 ti2Ner- ST. Lo7ts, so
Wheel: 4 VII a. st !outs' -, -t 'eo- agent 'ot
frsfHca.s p,n;r I'll Sun: :aess f. =, :';s
ntsT! s'E" r5t',, rx s'Dns s,9 stss I: w.5:t9t ss
atn1 Fnk,; e!t;. Lyon" williams & orra
nty ara sdap:ed II ali oshsr Machtass. ::
Sent By all, rA:4Ec 2ai en- rcrcp. Ut rstaI pttc
ard nA1ne Ut n:4chtns. F.; y. *l.F.
. All: Cornell i Cos. Is Lake s:rrst Catssso m
Rotv5ss<tnet P. y. Boz e'lt-
, 1862-11-03

.a = ARE PR R-P 1EED 10
rake liberal cash ADVANCES on F:nar and
11an. and III A: ii '',l:r to p'-t;e. s-re n7 Ii
tat ln!y hoiunE tel n tle l.-e .: f,c
sara to Fakt. IL CITES cha,s s:H bur cJ.u1 s:lua
aht III reI cent per HnEuln On amount adv 4u-ed
lts oG4tl u A:el pit G4I Lul lvn,tit
, 1862-11-03

nr. JOHN PHILLIPS. No. Ill Ciark tt1cct. The
$<CA- B4t.uetrIs IL Aty repaired. s.,cct cl+s suited
ty Inspection Vi lbs .Ja -ye-4 ale. n,3yo's1t
, 1862-11-03

20 CA+ITAilS rS-A GOOD %
, 7 rc:iuntS Is oE:Ie1 t. = psfty lxsluE.a Gsw
Thousand ro!lsrs 1t c9nm I'D 10 iuyast DIST
CGct Box lJ,S- E0EyajI 4tl.t
, 1862-11-03

TO RHk IA three story Brick
J. Et-.e. With Frll-r OF. South ss-t,r 4tre.t I =
t~sen CIark aEst Laxae Preseason nr-t OF y 'vrll
htr. Lp3lj tc JCLILS WA3SNJ@EH :5 L.6e
1,,t y ltt.fu
, 1862-11-03

3sOA Il D I y G-'s hre. pleasant
- II oct rooms. furnished CT unturnlsha,t. to rent
EtL board In psis"t= i~mliy. IL III, c Atcd
Vlh:4t. aveEue. r. t.- enr. -rth4p.eu Pr&4e al.
ores 4. e. Post UElee Box 3ls2. n:3 1888 q
, 1862-11-03

WANTED BY 4 Young marri Il
~, ~ nsn situation n any KIN: q hurness 4
Hcu>e: 1hae had tF-lve .,e- ienc4 t.sy Isl
y'"lS in eath az rhrte-. clerk a%9esm n &c auu
gntd rtrr'a:. MI II airs't to ,-K. i 70; :ef.:
Slts7 ciFtn Ii tts1sd. tleaSe adaress Il T. " xrt.
buL nf1tte. mt ,S9.St
, 1862-11-03

STEsIHD OF. S,iO.EN From,
1rcnt VI The Ad.ls II, usc, - E ack Ha1ss about
134 h6E Gs ttK" ~1Ih It v IN frrheA,l 18th II .hs
& b9,iy N:c:v=s Will rerurn satn 10 E.1 y A4sJ
t%iCt> lt%ert Stlhle. Fear Ut FIttLuut Il !Ate. Or
civ Il IL ri-r.-ra ~he7p Ec t1-y De IS3a Z -'ts 1e
44GtIaliT itrai1-u uEiFs3I3it
, 1862-11-03

7 O IA large light colore1
- Cameo Breast Pm. ab,:t .ss+-k sco. B. tw--n
1+rst hl Iii Etu.: IL. Ntesca 7cii -, caYE.r ~
FL. "nd Inrao s:.te+s. A l'u.ral r. -ard vii b.
paid to Y fnutr Lett ~ nj asA to4 street.
nGa VsS1-.t
, 1862-11-03

"ANTED-1000 Agent, 70 sell
w ELAEKS ISrELlsLE MARKING rEs:I1,
sanlPc seat y WsE 2' = cents: duz-n t,r e 81.
Of c+nts. KUBkER HE.Ab PsNaEl-;,t.4 ID cs-Ts
by r'A'. pos p~6- S2u>: s.a ny f.r 'cs,t ar IL T.
Trt noLt House NJ ,-.I -,
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-01-31

nea- A pert Connecticut lady, travel
ing in the stage with a good natured
whimsical old bachelor from Massachu-
setts, took frequent occasions to rally
him on some peculiarities Of his native
state, and finally insisted upon knowing
what he had in the silk handkerchief
which he had in his hand Madam, u
said he, Kit is a clean shirt which l took
with me to Connecticut for a change, but
[ found that such things were not in
fashion in that State" .l-
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-01-31

tapering fingers, and smiling her own
peculiarly radient and mischievous
smile, said gaily, and putting her hand
to her heart with a motion that had
something slightly theatrical in it:
81 shall keep these "wee modest"
flowers, and wear them for the sake of
the giver till they-wither," and she
fastened the little knots in her dress.
The words went to my heart, and
stirred its deepest, deepest depths.
Oh, Effe Grayl Oh, Efhe Grayl-
You should never have spoken them
| stopped not to consider, but on the
impulse of the moment 1 snatched the
little hand she had impressed to her
heart, and pressing it to my own, then
covered it with kisses.
dearest, sweetest, darling Miss
Gray said, speaking very rapidly
"You know not how happy you have
made me; I love you, I do, indeed, sin
cerely, wildly and madly love you
Can you-will you-be my wife?''
At last, the momentous words were
spoken and breathless with the exertion
and anxiety for the result, gazed into
her face, listening eagerly for the answer.
Fora moment she looked at me in utter
bewilderment, uncertain, I suppose,
whether | was bereft of my senses Or
jestiug. ..-..-,
Seeing, however, nothing but deep ear
nestnesssin my face, she seemed to com
prehend the truth, and broke out in a
clear, silvery laugh, that reveberated
througl the garden, awakening merry
echoes. at55 zere Sac s-ssss
"What's the laughter about?" called
out her brother, as he approached, in
company with Polly White.
'sOnly joke of Mr.. Smiths" she an
swered merrily. a. g.=, f,-.e
"Come, let's have it, Efie, and we can
share the laugh continued her brother.
ooh, no, it is too good, ," was the reply,
and bending toward me she whispered,
"If you are really in earnest, yeu silly
fellow, you had better go home and sleep
IF your love,ft."
And I did go home and sleep it Off
A few weeks after, 1 mentally styled my
charming divinity, my bewitching an
gel, my fascinating Effie Gray, q heart
less t7irt. s-a.a
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-01-31
PL AIMING MILL, NO. 1
JOHN 8. DAVIS.

OF the Sugar Run Planning Mill has large
" assortment of Lumber, either rough or
planed, on hand, which will be sold as low as
any other establishment can afford to- As he
is practical mechanic, he will guarantee that
his work will be executed in a manner to suit
purchasers, and prices shall correspond to the
quality of the material
All orders addressed to JOHN S. DAVIS
Box No. IS, P. O., Pomeroy, or Montgomery
Hoadfey, Wharf-boat, Pomeroy, will be promptly
attended to. .., may %, 1S60-3-20-y1
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-01-31
&. q. MOORE.
Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufacture

Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufacturer
MiddleporJ, O.,
II EEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND, AND
IN will manufacture to order, all of the vari-
Gus articles usually manufactured in such es-
tablishments. He calls particular attention to
his Harness making and "defies the world" on
fancy mounted double or single Harness. Do
not fail to give a call, in my shop on Rut-
land street, at the head of First street, in Holt's
l;uilding, up stairs. Cash paid for all kinds of
Hides, Skins, Sc, at the highest market price.
Juus y, 59.-2j-1y
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-01-31
BATTLE THE WRONG.

BATTLE THE WRONG.
Go forth to the contest,
With confidence strong,
And dare to encounter,
And battle the wrong!
Though fierce be the warfare
Sustained by the right,
Stand up in thy manhood,
BE first in the fight
Oh! make no concessions,
Be true to the trust,
And never abandon
The cause of the just!
Though hope may be mantled,
In darkness forlorn,
The future hath brightness,
To smile back the storm.
What matter though errors,
Adherents oppose?
Perform well thy duties
Care not for thy foes:
But strong in thy purpose,
The right to defend,
With cheerfulness labor,
And toll to the end.
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.poetrg
GALL is wHnLp'

Ah1I INV 1sAf44a =
Gently the bosom heases,
Tie pulse beats low,
Nearer, ye weeping ones,
The lips move now!
List! It's the spirits voice
Breathing farewell,
Hear it, ye weeping ones,-
GAIL is WE'LL"
Gently the dark locks
Are gathered from his brow,
Softly the lashes press
The cold cheeks now,
Yet round the pale lips
There lingereth spell,
Echoing the spirit words
tsAll is well !! "
Softly, ye gentle ones,
Tread round the tomb,
Death hath no victory here,
The grave no gloom;
Jesus hath purchased
The spirits release,
And moored the frail bark
In the haven Of peace.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-01-31
DIR. A. CAMPBELL EARLY,

DIR. A. CAMPBELL EARLY,
Operative and Mechanical Den ear.
tist, Gallipolis, o.-Dr. E. has had ffySsA
long experience in the Dental pre- 1!Iir
fession, and feels confident that he can give sat
isfaction to those who need his professional SER
vices All work warranted.
DR.. E. may be found at the Gibson House,
Pemeroy, on the 1st of each month. Will visit
patients at their homes if they wish It, Ably
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ISAAC FALLER,

Clothier, Grocer and lry Goods Dealer, II! 1rst
store above C. f. Donnallys, near the Rolling
Mill. Pomeroy, 0. Country Merchants are re-
spectfully requested to call and examine my
stock of Groceries, as l am confident that
cannot be undersold. l-zo
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r. n. HUMPHREY

F.E. HUMPHREY,
Blacksmith, back of the Bank Building, go
Pomeroy, O. Farming Tools, Shovel fix
Plows, Mattocks, Hoes, &C., on hand and &asy
made to order. Horse Shoeing and all kinds
of Job Work done to order Jan. o-5-l
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PRANK COOPER,

Stone Mason Bricklayer Residence in
John Lance s Building, near the Catholic Church.
Dressed and Bubble stone work executed in,
the best manner: also, Bricklaying Cementing,
Sc, done at reasonable prices. Work war
ranted. lo-l4-ly1
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A Scottish Sabbath.
l have seen Sabbath sights, and
Joined in Sabbath worships, which took
the heart with simplicity and ravished
it with sublime emotions. have
crossed the hills in the sober and con-
templative autumn to reach the retired,
lonely church betimes, and as we de-
scend toward the simple ediGce, whittier
every heart and every foot directed itself
from the country around, We beheld, is
suing from every vale and mountain
glen, its little train of worshipers, COM
| ing up to church, around which the
bones of their fathers reposed; in so holy
place the people assembled under a
roof where ye of the plentiful south
would not have lodged the porter of
your gaze. But under that roof the
people sat, and sung their Maker S
praise, tuning their hearts, by far the
noblest aim, and the pastor poured
forth to God the simple wants of the
people and poured into their attentive
ears the scope of Christian doctrine and
duty; and having filed the hearts of his
flock with his consultations, parted with
them after much blessing, and mutual
congratulation, and the people went on
their way rejoicing. Oh, what mean
ing there was in the whole-what piety
what intelligence-what simplicity!
The men were shepherds, and came up
i'll their shepherds guise; and the very
brute, the shepherd 5 servant and COM
panion, rejoiced to come at his feet
Oh, it was Sabbath, a Sabbath Of rest!
the body and the soul were equally re-
! ireshed. -EduarG L.ring.
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aR M. BLAETNER,

NJ. BLAETNER,
CARRIAGE & Wagon Manufacturer, csElEx
Front street. first corner below the 8@R-
Rolling Mill, Pomeroy, 0. All articles in his
line of business manufactured at reasonable
rates, and they are especially recommended for
,urobilitv. 2-5-ly
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McQUIGG g. SMITH,
Leather Dealers and Finders, Court street, three
doors below the Bank, and opposite Branch
Store, Pomeroy, o. -----