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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-02-21

N. A. COX, Capt; sa1!9---.:i
FRANK GATREE, Clerk;
Leaves Pittsburgh for GaHipolis on Saturdays, at
O'Clock F. M, passing Pomeroy Sunday evening at
10 P. NJ. = F7s $50. t-,s--s- - :. -
Returning, leaves GaliipoIis every Tuesday at y
NJ, passing Pomeroy at P. NJ.
port Of Pittsburgh, intermediate stations, will
find it to their advantage ts ship on this splendid
steam amer 2 -., -,sr y --s..sut :e,i 81
For freight or passage, apply on board, or to
GEO. r. AOADLEY, Agt,
5-6-3m+ ..,.--. Pomeroy Wharf-Bont.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-02-21
rhe way out Of the DimcuIty

The Way out Of the Di6culty.
Many papers and prominent men pro-
pose, as the best way to settle the diff
Guilty which the military authorities have
involved themselves in with Generals
Lane and Hunter, to place Fremont over
them both. This woL lid send thrill
to the hearts Of all loyal men. and re-
trieve the terrible blunders which have
been made in the Department of the
West. The quarrel between Hunter
and Lane, is holding, in worse than idle
ness, thirty thousand of our best troops
at an expense of millions of dollars
Put live man at their head, aud re-
bellion in the south west is crushed out.
ErIcsson's IRON clad Battery.
This famous war engine is now afoat
and nearly ready for duty. Ericsson
says she will soon be tested by the fire
Of some of the rebel batteries He is
confident that he can sink anything in
the shape Of war vessels which the reb
els can produce, even the "Merrimac,' "
in given number of minutes. 1t is
said he intends to try it before the
rebel batteries at Norfolk. Great con-
idence is expressed by scientific men, ia
the ability of this newly invented mon
ster to stand the FIRE of any fortress on
the continent, and batter it down at
leisure. We hope their expectations
may be realized, in a very early expert
ment. .s
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-02-21

THE HEA LTH AND LIFE OF WoMAN
Is continually in peril ifshe isnad enoagh to neg
Iect malireat those sexual irregularities which
two thirdspf hersex are more q. less siibjeet.8 9
+ DIR. .sCHRESBMA ANS PILES, prepared from the
same formula which the inventor, CORNELIUS L.
CHEESEMAN, M. D.. Of New York, has for twenty
years used successfully in extended private prac
tice-immedately relieve ithout pain, all disturb
from relaxation or suppression. They act ike
charm removing the pains that accompany dim
cult or mmoderate menstruatioiI, and are the oily
safe and relable remedy for Pushes Sick Headache,
pains Loins. Back and Sdss Pal pitton of the
Sleep, and other unpleasant and dangerous offects
of al unnatural condition OF the sexual functions
In the worst cases of FluoF AiSus or Whites, they
effect a speedy cure. .9tr". 90 s~ 800 = i'
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-02-21

= List of Letters.
D EMAINING in. the Postoffice at Pomeroy,
LIZ o, Feb 19, 1862, which will be sent to the
General Postofiee as dead letters if not called
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-02-21
COnrrabantls Released.

Another lot of ten negroes were dis
charged from the Washington Jail on
the 10th, by order of the Secretary OF
State. They were arrested and i'm
prisoned, professedly ON Suspicion OF
being slaves. But the real motive fol
imprisoning them, doubtless, was that
being free, the jailor and his partners,
the city officials, by keeping them and
advertising for masters, could make a
speculation out of it. If some slave,
driver chose to claim them as his SLAVES
by a good fee, say half the value oi
slaves in the man market, he could take
them away; but if no such opportunity
offered, then, according to law, after
keeping them year, they could be sold
to pay the expense! Such is the law
in Washington City in this year of grace
Gen. Hitchcock. =" Sc
r...' '-. az
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-02-21
TO WIVES AND NATIONS,

TO WIVES AND MAEKONS,
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills are -iByafWabfe as they viIs
bring on the monthly period with regularity ladies
who been disappointed in the Of other pilIa
can place the utmost confidence in Dr. Cheeseman's.
Pills doing all that they represent TO do.
LADIES Must BeaESfn Mind
There is one Of fe female system in which
the Pills cannot be taken withpat producing PE.
CULIAR @KESULT. The condition referred to Is
PREaNascY-the resnlt, MIscARRIAaEss Sueh isiie ir
resistble tendency of the medicine 10 restare a.
sexuI functions to normal conditiou that exc H
reproductive power of liature cannot res.ss!f.
Explicit directions, stating when, and when thea
should not be used, with each Box-the price One.
Dollar each Box, containing froih. so 20 50 pills.
| valuable pamphlet, TO be had f:ee!' Of. The
Agents Pills sent by mail prornpiiF. iiS ssss
Il. If. HVTCN fNGs, Pfop'r.
80 Cedar ST., New York
For sale in Pomeroy by ps- REEP snd A Sea-
BONN. Middleport, b! ptGG &'eoE.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-02-21

Hsgislature win come before this "A5
Fiition party" in Congress Of the /
aoverAies;on into. tbn-shypocritically
prstsaded toissapport. 1t is said that
Secretary Stanten has a sure thing on
him! The good work progresses Al.
this rate it will not be long until trail !
tors and their pro slavery sympathisers
will cease to give tone to good society in
Washington.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-02-21

FEONTEER EaINE.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-02-21

The Fort Pitt Works, at Pittsburgh,
Pa, have completed their machinery,
and made arrangements for turning out
two mortars per day, each weighing
eight and half tons. Large numbers
of heavy Dahlgrens and Columbiads,
and immense quantities of shells are also
being manufactured at the same estab-
ii.bment stzEz {z.s -F
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-02-21

date nominated as likely to unite the
gambling and rowdy interests Of Ric h
mond Is an iunsramn'atieaz grocer and
,ohtsky-seorns Of the name Of .Dauid y.
Saunders We are very much Of the
opinion that if matters are not speedily
bettered in Richmond, the gamblers,
plugs and, the retired and unsavory
whisky dealer they propose as their
candidate, will be in the hands Of Wig
lance committee before the date Of, the
next municipal election s+t 80. g..
Getting Sick of 1t. aaas nz.r+
The Virginia correspondent of the
Charleston Courier says that out of the
Fifth South Carolina Regiment, num-
bering eight hundred men, whose term
Of service is about expiring, but one
hundred and seventy have signifed
their willingness to enlist .'for the war u
Eagles, VS.. aPeacocks. 's:@Ia -r..a;
Ralph Waldo Emerson thinks that
the American Eagle will come out Of
the war much less of peacock. This
is hopeful, surely. We shall be more
natural, more simple in our lives and
habits; truer, wiser, and, therefore, more
soundly happy. ~= =ssa r,s e.
Railroad Smash-up.
Four freight trains ran off the Hanni-
bal and St. Joseph R. R.laon the 9Th
inst. Two cars were smashed into
splinters. A splendid carriage, costing
$1,000, just presented to Mrs. Gen
Lane by the citizenssof Chicago, was or
board and we eonSletely DEMOLISHED
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-02-21

For sale in Pomeroy by p-REES and
BONN: Middlcport, b! psGG eeseoE.
Doe tsca. Esy
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-04-23
ENECrl0E,S NnTICR-

The undersigned hereby gives uc,fce that
Letters have been granted 10 him by tie
Register Of Wills &c. IS Executor II tie
estate OF Sarah Iniher, late Of Washington
township, Cambria county, decd, all Ter
souS indebted 10 said estate are requested 10
make payment, and al persons having
claims against sad estate are requested to
present them property authenticated f-r SCI
tlemeut.
JOSEPH CRISTE, Executor.
narcE -. leGa.-ft
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-04-23
AUDITORS NOTICE

The auditor appointed by the Orphans
Court II Cambria County - distribute the
money IN tie hands of joseph Miller. Execu
tor Of Robert Finn. o5c'd.. hereby notifies
eli persons interested. that lie Uil attg,la IL
tie duties Of said appointment ct h.s llsce
n EbensbuTg, 9n Saturday a yIsl 2GtL .ust.
az enc O'Clock p. Il, when and where al
persons having claims are required 70 present
then, - - forever Gebarred from coming
OF said fund.
PHIL. :. NOON, Auditor.
april Q. 1Ss2 ct
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-04-23
AN ORDINANCE

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81, rI,. VT side Al the r,aI ,,r alley ie.,d-
{ InG - tie Arua~i' ~, Oh tue property OF
B LAwTo!.re Sch"Ih. AZ" continuing on
through N"rth"nd, without interruption,
. t.. ana III tr"iit "f the property of Aibine
. Oswald. ." The f"st SIDE. beginning at an
alley on t:~ rr"reriH "i j I'm Piatt: and
crn;i u!ng an thr''ush NoTthward, without
( uterruptI.n- '". a"d Ia front "i LaudelInc
. ~'tt"' Pei cry: Inc ST@ioS aud
paFeiHs 81 S'Tf"h o'reet VIII oG confined
tHr the present, 10 the > nth slGe. be@'Inlng
at Main Street. With '-ree widths OF eighteen
inch P4anN, aud extending on Ia Church
Street.
Sc.'t,oH ii--Ea|h "wuer II lot or lots.
. Is requested I" proceed II once I" grade and
pave sncn amount "i ground or iana' aH
may be ir"ntinS "r ty'ng on the above
hau'e' S'''''S. 'H' ~ ','>' 'lie ~" ON on
p!etea by the Ei'eentt, Gay oi May loo2
Should any in''Vioual ial 70 comply Win
InG aDoFe 'et"TH' l..e o'ie y Il
will at once take 'harSe OF the work. and
charge the owner ior ''ne anu material
with an ad1i'io" nl twenty per cent On the
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-04-23
ADMNISTRAT0E,s NnTIcE

: etters # AlIuin.stratior Oh tie Estate
80 Of Peter Sweeney. late Of Munster
township, Cambria County. have Loan eran
ted 10 the undersigned by the Register Of
Cambria county ali those indebted II said
estate are requested 10 make Payment. and
thcSs having claims ere requested % ;resen.
them 6@'y authenticated tr settlement.
ELLEN SWEENEY
Ar-.l 2!-Ets
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-04-23
TREASURER'S SALE
OF UNSEATED LANDS AND LOTS II

OF UNSEAIED LANDS AND LUIS IN
CAMBRIA COUNTY, a. ID. 1862.
l, THOMAS CALLAN, Treasurer Cf Cam
bria County, in the Commonwealth CT Penn
sylvsnia, in pursuance of the several acts of
Assembly of said Commonwealth directing
the time and manner of selling Unseated
Lands for taxes, do HEREBY GIVE NO
TYCE, that the following describe tracts of
urseated lands AMI lots of ground, ia the
said County of Cambria, or such parts there
of a. may be necessary TO pay arreardSes Of
taxes due thereon. for one year or more, will
I've offered for sale at the COURT HOUSE.
in the Borough Of Ebensburg, on the second
MONDAY (being the 9th day) OF JUNE
next, and continue by adjournment from
day to day. until the whole be sold, for such
arrearages of taxes and costs necessarily ac-
cTu;ng thereon
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-04-23
NOTICE.

Letters of Administrator on the estate Of
joseph M'Eeely. late Ct CleaTsold TOWNSHIP,
deceased. have been granted 20 the SubScTi-
Der. residing IN said township. An persons
knowing themselves indebted 10 said tststa
viii please make payment. and those having
claims against It. syill present them properly
authenticated for settlement.
JULIA ANN M'FEELY. ADM.
ApT.l =, lS52-GL
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-04-23
list OF RETAILERS

,,.,sisn and Domestic Merchandise, &C
U fS, County for the year 1862.
Is1' I,6ustcyn Borough,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-04-23

ALSO-At the same time and place will
be sold the following Seated Lands and Lots
of Ground, on which the taxes remain un-
paid, and which have been returned TO tie
Commissioners, agreea5ly to the Act Of As
sembly Of April 29th 1914.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-14
PUBLISHED DAILY BY
EDGAR SNOW DEN, JR.
ng- OFFICE-No l04 King street, over
stongs. formerly French's) Book Store.

LOCAL The City Councils have passed all
order appointing ''the Mayor, the President OF
the Board of Aldermen, and the President OF
the Common Council, committee to wait upon
the military authorities, to effect an arrange
nent by which the members Of the different
fire companies may be enabled to work their
engines without molestation from the military.
The store of Mr. Fowler, corner Of Fairfax
and Wolfe streets, was robbed yesterday by
i've men dressed in citizens clothes, Of fifty
dollars in money.-The weather continues most
delightful Indian summer in all its glory.
Whisky is contraband, and yet several men;
very drunk, were seen staggering about the
streets yesterday. y.-Organ grinders, the tele-
scope show, &c, have again appeared IN the
streets. ohm B. Withers (who formerly resi-
ded here) in the Confederate army, was cap
tured lately near Warrenton, and is now prls-
oGer On parole
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-14
4 party of eight men, arrived i'll Baltimore,

yesterday, and were arrested as gang OF sup
posed pick pockets. 1t turned out that two
Of the party were proprietors of public houses
in New York, who had taken the other six to
Camp Curtin with view of offering thesA as
substitutes, but finding that the rates there
were very low, concluded to try their chances
at Camp Bradford. Under these circum-
stances the persons were all released from Gus
tody.
Col. Robinson, has sent to Washington,
Patrick Kehoe, residing near Bull Run rail
road bridge, charged with assisting in the OBJ
struction of the railroad track on the occasion
when the Confederates, not long since, captur-
ed wood train in the vicinity Of his residence
Also r. Fl. Powell and james Blackstone,
prisoners ofwar, recently captured. They were
sent to the Old Capitol prison.
VIM Anderson, belonging to the I. S.
schooner T. A. Ward, killed Michael Cauley,
on the night of the 4th instant, byrunning him
through with bayonet, while on duty On
shore near Smith Creek, St. Mary county,
Nd. Anderson made an Intellectual attempt to
escape, but is now in irons on board the L. a
Ward .---- --~ 81
The recent destruction by fire Of the Roman
Catholic Orphan Asylum, III Brooklyn, has
awakened much apprehension in New York as
to the safety of buildings heated by hot air
It is now proven beyond doubt that the fire in
the above Institution was caused by the heater
coming in contact with the wood work sur
rounding it. The Brooklyn Board Of educa-
ton, at their meeting, hada spirited debate
on the subject, but no definite action was ia
ken
The n. Y. Tribune of yesterday, discusses
emancipation as war measure, and de-
clares:-'The president has decided not to re-
peat the error of the year now closing, in the
prosecution Of the struggle against the slave
holders rebellion through the campaign now
opening There is to be no more forcing Of 10y
al persons back into slavery to notorious, ma
lignant traitors Any Union officer who runs
counter to law and the express requirements OF
the Presidents Proclamation on this head will
forfeit his commission" And more Of the
same kind.
A small panic has been produced in New
York among the holders of postage stamps, as
currency, by modification from the city railroad
companies that on and after Saturday next,
they will refuse to take them in payment Of
fares Some of the large restaurants in the
lower part of the city gave similar notice to
thair customers and hence there is an3ietV on
all hands to get rid Of the sticking plasters .
On. Wednesday a convention Of lager-beer
brewers met in New York city. They were
from New York, New Jersey, Philadelphia,
Baltimore. Pittsburg, Reading, and Albany
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-14

Robinson, John Benson, and Edward Wilson,
arrested by the Freeborn, while crossing from
Virginia to Maryland, have been sent to chs
Old Capitol prison.
The account Of an iron clad vessel having,
last week, run the blockade at Charleston, i.
doubted in some quarters.
Gen. Mcclellan has arrived at Trenton.
A man has been arrested in Washington,
charged with robbing the store Of Duvall u
Brother
There is again talk about negotiations for
y. S. government loan in Europe
The northern papers say there is a new rank
of aristocracy springing up in the country
known as the "Green Backs Aristocracy
The Green Backs" are that new order of par
venue, who have risen and flourish upon con-
tracts, jobs, Treasury notes, etc, etc. They
figure now magnifcently on all sides, and With
perfect abandon, purchase, and flourish, dia-
monds, silks, satins, laces, eQuipages etc
All the public stores have been removed from
the crypt or basement Of the Rotunda Of the
Capitol. Access to the dome is for the present
denied. Workmen are engaged raising i'm
rnense shears and other machincrg whereby tbs
marble monolithic columns may be elevated to
their proper places on the east side of the Sen.
ate wing Of the Capitol
An inquest was recently held in London on
the body Of little girl, who had been given
some artificial grapes by playmate, and died
from placing them iii her mouth. The physi-
clan who made the post mortem examination
stated III evidence that he had caused to be ana.
lyzed some Of the grapes, Of which portion
was green and others blue; the former cuntain.
ed arsenite of copper-a deadly poison-and
the latter cobalt, which was not poisonous il
small doses Ten cf the green grapes yielded
three grains OF arsenite Of copper, and these
undoubtedly caused the child $ death. It is
we'll known that much Of the coloring matter
used in the manufacture of artificial flowers ia
extracted from deadly poisons.
Gen. Pope, it is expected, will be summoned
to Washington, in few days. when the public
may look out for curious developments.
General Mcclellan did not appear in public
at Trenton, yesterday, but kept the house all
day,-owing to the incemency Of the weather
To-day, however, he will exchange congratula-
tions with his fellow citizens, and receive the
delegations from Philadelphia and New York
The will Of ex-President Van Buren, has been
admitted to probate at Hudson. 1t is dated
January 18th, 1860, and commences as follows:
II, Martin Van Buren, Of the town of Kin
derhook, county Of Columbia, State Of New
York, heretofore Governor Of the State, and
more recently President of che United States,
but for the last and happiest year of my life
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-14

i report has been made by Captain Dun
ram, i. S. A., in command OF al expedition
in the lower counties of Maryland, TO stop
Smuggling and the conveyance OF goods across
the river Potomac, in which he gives detailed
account Of his operations and the captures
be has made He recommends an increase
oi the number of soldiers at Chapel Point;
2 patrol Of the river shore from Fort Wash
ington to the mouth Of the river; the seizure
uf all boats on the river not in government SER
vice, and strict search Of all the village post
Offices He says he believes all the merchants
iii the lower counties have been concerned dl-
rectly or Indirectly in smuggling goods into
Virginia.
The publication of the Marlboro Gazette
has been resumed Mr.. Wilson, the editor,
gives good humored account Of his late diff
cultles with the military authorities.
Mr.. Golden, in q recent speech in England,
came out most decidedly against any interter-
ence in American affairs
We received to-day, "al in bunch, > the
Wheeling papers, from the 9th to the 18th
instant.
The price of sharing-li -literally-has been
raised in Philadelphia
The I. :. soldiers lately quartered at Marl-
6oro, Nd, have left that place.
uold in New York, yesterday, 1879,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-14
ICOMMUNICATED.

NUIM UFICkAIHD'
Persons who, after reading the Gazette
every afternoon, take it away from the store Of
the writer are requested to let it remain AS he
Ees it for preservation. King street, A. i.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-14

Gold in New York, yesterday, 1917,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-09
great indignation among the bloodthirsty trail

great indignation among the bloodthirsty trail
tors of thai quarter
The Washington correspondent Of the Bal
tlmOre Sun writes "A new meihod OF ritting
cannon has been invented in New York, where
by guns OF the largest callber may be ritied in
sixty minutes-the power used being hydro
static pressure. This improvement will, it is
said save large suns 10 the government.
The French ciiasseur uniforms recently fur
ushed to three regiments of the army OF the
Potomac were the cit, we learn, OF several
Americans in Paris, It was their request that
they be given To the three best disciplined reg
imenis, aud t.,e rlct that Col Barnes regi
ment. the Massachusetts, 1S;i, was one OF Tie
three selected, is highly creditable TO him and
To them. Under the circumstances the loIh
may very properly tee proud Of their new rig
The Massachusetts cavalry regiment Is eN-
peclcd to leave Annapolis Immediately, to JON
Gen. Shermaus division at Port Royal. This
corps. which Is commanded by Col. Williams,
comprises twelve hundred men, all finely
mounted and equipped. Most OF the men
have been enlisted several months; they are OF
the best class OF eastern men, and are quite
proficient in drill. The first Massachusetts, as
a whole, is one of the best, if not the very
best, OF the volunteer cavalry regiments which
have thus Tar taken the field
The Massachusetts twentieth regiment has
been presented by its friends, through post
master Palfrey, with a magnificent flag. The
flag was received by Lieut.. Col. Pallrey, now
in command of the remainder of the regiment,
who is a son OF the postmaster.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The English press are bewailing with horror
the barbarous modes of conducting the civil
war in the United States; but they had no
horror for the English mode of dealing with
the Hindoo prisoners during the East India
rebellion, by lashing them 10 the muzzles of
cannon aad blowing them to pieces by firing
them off in pIatoons.
The aggregate number Of men raised in the
stale of New York for the war is l20,57S, Of
whom 1864 are now in the field, and 1850
now in the state.
The Liberator has removed from its heading
the motto "rhe Constitution is League with
Death and Covenant with He'll"
The ODonoghue. an Irish member Of the
British parliament, presided at the great meet.
ing in Dublin to sympathize with the United
States. The British government has in couse-
quence suspended hIm the commission of the
peace for the counties Of Cork and Kerry.