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M1sCHrnVoUs DnonprioN.

~ Under the above caption the Toronto Globe
| lets off some steam in a good natured way
about annexation, and the Press comes in for
little scalding Nowswe have q veryhigh
opinion Of che Globe; for it is exceedingly 10y
al to the Canadian Government and to the
good Queen, Victoria ana what pleases JUS
quite as well, it has always been friendly TO
the North during our four years struggle, and
has raised its powerful voice against traitors
Of every kind. We can assure the Globe fhat
we have not the least desire to make mis-
chiefs neither do we EealI on our iinagina-
ton for facts" We have supposed that the
fever of annexation was somewhat increasing
in Various portions OF G, NADIA, and we got this
impression from reading the Provincial papers
and especially from reading the Globe, which
has continued to wax warmer and warmer,
against the project for year past, a (
The Globe is not in the habit oferectinga man
ofstlaw merely for the sake Of knocking him
over. Thatfolly we cannot charge it with. We
are not disposed to fight Cenada end forcibly
annex her to our Union, but ifa large majority of
that countrg should express wish to live un-
der the "Stars and Stripes" we should open our
arms and receive them, whether they come
lsingly, IN pairs, or in masses We have often
said that Canada has Territory and population
enough to make great Republic and to gov
ern themselves independently of Great Brit
ain.s 1t seems to US that the people of Canada
and ofall ahe Provinces are now quite intelligent
aud strong enough togoadtoae, and'we should
be pleased 20 see them form a. Confederation
based upon true republican principles, leav-
ing. the mother country and establishing and
independent government. .ai,lo .sas4ae III roi
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1865
1865

'1s years established in N. Y, City, ....
"0nly infalllble remedies known.''
"Free from PoisOns."
"N0t dangerous to the Human FamilVD
'Rats come out Of their holes to de-
"OOstar's" Rat, Roach, &C., Exter nirato r
Hd 4gi0 lisa paste-used for Rats, n.Ii
MSee, Reaches, Black and
n" Ned Ants, &C., &C., &c.
"oostar's" Bsd-Bug ExtosminatOr.
Is liquid or wash, used to
-ai destroy, and also rs a pre-
flf.r tentative for Bed-Bugs, &c.
1Oostar's'' Electric Powder for Insects
Is for Moths, Mosquitoes,
- FTeds. Bed Bugs, Insects on
Plants F6trks, AniHadLs, &C.
-uItf Ni.t
kY-SoId nv all Druggists and Retai,ars &C.,, -
~ III BEwAREiil Of all worthless i,,;t !, shere
EE-See that "CosTAR's' name Il on -s.2us =;
Bottle and FLASK, before yon buy. zach box,
fr. HENRK X. COSrAR.
Principal Depot, 4S2 Broadscav. AZ Y
Sold BY al Druggists and Dealers in par.,.., :,
July 1S-dsm isiahi' Me-
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Which is superior to anything ever before intro
duced. Its advantages being to produce clear pic
ture with more brancy of tone, and less liable to
@---
For Copying and Enlarging pictures this process is
particularly adapted.
Persons can obtain better picture for the same
price than by the old process. ~ =, ~
Exhibition Rooms open at all hours Of the day.
mems.
GEORGE M. HOWE,
~ ~. r. TEMPLE OF ART, 112 MIDDLE STREET.
ljupelsnsn III ~
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s-ssa "Wednesday, July I2.
.,.. ARRIVED.
Steamer Lewist a, knight Boston,
Sch Olive H Robinson, (new) Berry, Of and from
Southport.
Sch Yankee Lass Dunton, westport. II
Sch Caroline, McKown, Boothbay. -H
CLEARED. .l-N
Steamer Chesapeake, Sherwood, New York Emery
& Fox. '
SchA j Dyer, Rogers. Musquash NB-master.
Barque Vidette, from Bath, which arrived At San
Francisco eth ult was 20 days to Cape Horn was of
the Cape Il days, with strong westerly gales March
aged 20, was lost overheard. 81 p - - :
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IMPERIAL PHOTOGRAPHS,
ANeac Discovery ia Photography.
siPHOTOGR Apis

Il New and Original process for making
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100 Bushels Css,rents Won,.,1

M xTNf R'lees pala for ripe Currents, by W.
MORSE s, No, 20 Market square, Portland, q
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A man in the vicinity of St. Hyacinthe, Can
ada, while laboring under temporary insanity
caused by religious excitement, killed his
mother by striking her with an axe 'al5 ies
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April 10, lat 2s s, lon a E, ship Alhambra Lucas
from Manila for New York.
june 16, lat Al, lon g. ship Grinnen, Spencer,
from London tor New York.
June 10, lat Al 49, lon "a a. ship Ellen Austin FIN
New York for Liverpool.
june q, lat Al 20, Ion SO a. ship Atmosphere from
Liverpool for New York. f.
july 8, off Cape Hatteras, barque Transit from
New York tor Morehead City NC.
July ., lat 40, lon TO- ship Artisan, Pollard from
Boston for New Orleans.
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c. MORSE, M. d.

u Dye, and sStiJJo Live.
And, we add. you can look young and beautiful b,
the use Of BUsH'S HAIR DYE, for changing tn
Hair or Whiszers to fine brown glossy black. Al
the Druggists hsveit. .a5 july II div
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DIR. LANGLEY'S

DIR. LANGLEY'S
ROOT AND HERB BITTERS
The Great Blood Purifier, the best Health Rest orer,
andthe most perfect Spring and Summer Medicine
ever used.
- s!a1--NA uslE.LHl .L.2E
They etfectually Jaundice Dyspepsia, Liver
and Bilious Complaints, General Debility, and all
kindred diseases. s'N S7N- - .'NsoJ
They cleanse the system, regulate the Bowels, re-
store the appetite, drive out all humor purify the
blood and strengthen, invigorate, build up and re-
store to health and soundness both body and mind of
all who them. Price % so and 10 cents per ot-
tie. Sold BY all dealers in medicine. GEORGE @.
GOODWIN & Co., 3S Hanover St., Boston.
mch1Sd4m
The Blossoms Of the gold colored compac on the
hair Of the Indian woman supply the Sanscrit poets
with elegant illusions. And STERLING's AMBRosIA
makes American ladies enviable for their luxuriant
ceereIare. july4sndzw
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FOREIGN PORTS.

At Calcutta ed ult, ships Winged Arrow Berry
from Singapore; Elcano Priehard, from Gallo MAJ
tina Cobb Pillsbury for Boston, ldg at s. currency
Ellen Hood, Kilby, for New York, dg at 50 Averages
Q Ilttleheld, Nichols for do, at 3sl
At Callao 18th ult ship Charles A Farwel, Gerard.
from San Francisco ar 18TH for Chinchas to load for
England; Fleetwood, Weeks from do, ar 18th.
At Valparaiso LIST ult, barque A Ii Badger, Mitch
ell from Melbourne, TO load wheat and flour for the
Cape OF Good Hope, at e3 IS.
AZ Paquica May rs ship David Crockett, Burgess,
for Liverpool, dg guano.
Sid I'm Rio Janeiro May le, ship st James, VII
AZ a. do prev to sth ship Grey Eagle Gutter, Bal
!, AZ zsza 18th, brig B + Nash, Young for New
At St JagO 29d ult, big Colorado Parker, for New
AZ At AspiIwail 22d ult, barQus La cigusna, Wal
SID 27th ut, brig f Bernard, Croweli. for Cuba:
S5th, barque Isabella, Tucker, do.
, AT &c Plctou Ms 3D. inst, sch G d Horton, Smith,
Ar at St John NIB 18th inst, schs welcome Home
Hatfield, Portland; HELEN Hastings, Holden, Bath;
9th, brig Nellie Mowe Pike, Passport
Cid 6th brig Alex Milliken, Haskell, Philadelphia.
-l Per steamer Belgian, at ouebee.l
Ar at Liverpool Goth ult, Geo Washington, Haines,
on HoIyhsaa a7th, AM, Sylvia, SIeculioch, nom
Liverpool for Boston. III ~ -....'
Sid f@ Portsmouth 24th, SUNRISE Luce, tim calaol
AT at CaIdiff 27th, R Robinson, Long, Cork.
Sid 9th, Signal, Snow, New York.
Ar at Shields Goth, Lyra, Nelson, Rotterdam
Boston. '''-
Ar at Sydney Nsw March 20th, Ellen Southland,
: Ar at Palermo nth ult Rebecca Goddard, PoIleys,
Sid I'M Leghorn nth ult, Alexandrine, Titoonb, for
AT, AT at Hamburg cath ult, Edward c'BrIen, Gil
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DEPARTURES OF OCEAN sTEAMERs
PoRT oFsPoRTLAND.

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DEATH OF tile 'Rfng OF nell iii4iaS ii4iaSH. H.

f Prince Leopold tile, fortunate, ahd for llSS5
years ri KiiHg Of Belgium, recently dled 1T, the
advanced pseIof 4, years InlSl6nhe, mar
ried the Princess Charlotte, Heir to- the Brit
ish CROWN whom he lost the next isucceedihg
year, Lin 1880, he married the,I, princess
Louise, daughter of Louis Phillip, King of
France, by whom he had several children
and to whomshe secured brilliant alliances p
among others a daughter who intermarried
with Ma Maaximil lliaha Tbs, present Psuedo En-
peror of Mexico, in hose death Maximillian
has lost his best and most reliable friend.i'o
g The death Of leopold, is likely TO- gather .
cloud OYER Belgium, Which may lay the fopIn- fopInl
dation for a general war in Europe Ihe
Emperor of France, it is supposed Nand'Ibe-
lieved covetihg the territory, as an ,apendage
to .country,as as was thea ease lupnlde erntAe
FIRST Napoleuli,t .diegH adi u; g1ifTGq 9dEiI
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iIttTl -, f.. r.lI'tIl NlN fIltb lEsltl . ftf+ .' .
MY "GOOD-FOR-NoTHlNG."I


-aOI I'll N ,undj ID iL--i-e.t ,roi .".arn'al"n'T
What are you goodifor, my brave little man? !
Answer that question TOR me, if You CAM i's'
You, with your fingers as white a nun, L.,
You, with your glets rs Brightas the sun.
Airihe day kJng with your busy contriving,
Into all mischief and fun yen arc driving =. '
See II your Wise little n6ddlc can tell '''' ''ei
Whattyou hte good fdriLt DIV ponder it we'll. 70
L. y1Il.ii rdG NJ i9jrppln9I1nH i'Hn,"tu '-''
Oyer ths, carpet, the dear little feet, ~, ,,i.ul
Came with putter to climb ON my scat; .pr,rua
Gws merry eyes, fuure freie and glee, qr'dJ
TEs ie haads, prsssns sss 80 soft ton on my | face AGO. a.
Drew me down close in IL loving embrace; ,rni
TMc rpN>tiPs gaveIthe lanswer so truv--,'i oaT
"Gpodgto lore yap, nammai good to love you.'
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Mexico and her Resourees.p

pIl lNAi,L.% IN fG-3-+IEe m4Il p'i'hHAp 80
The empire ofTMexico is divided Into 90
departments, with ah ears of o712, $50 sdhare
mlesnud apopulationiot aS,2lS ,0S0soalsLL I'd
Itis1iiore than tifeeitimes 9silargd as Ftdnce
four times as large as Spain, and about Thirty
times tipssizG 6tTHoltafdhnd Belgium. 9ilIt is
in'dXtdnt and internal loDsourcps afrsttlass
Empire. a,iiR' i7aw Tdt G;dmB.nD 10 jDi7i
'Il.Noco country on earth has as many natural
advantages. Mexico isl sclf-sustainingi I'M
every, way. .nSheraiscs lier own broadstutfs OF
every liiifd--herii ibeetlnnds porl1--her eoffoep
sugar and chocolate te-4hGT indigo ncochineali
and vanillay her nwbol thread and cordagt9
and is now prDduGing large quantity ioliootl
ton. She prodHces wines, 9aguardienta, 1nezi
In the Northern Departments .bordoriugo on
the Rio Grande, there Is fine grazing pegion.
Here are Immense herds of horses, ,gmules,
cattle and sheep rojlja>po"' all ot HolgIa7 n
7lIhe middle portiohiof the cmpirodis more
devoted to ,aglibultnre-i-to corn, 'sledtn nlryc;
barley and tpaiAH Here the lIrish petat0grows
we'll oirhe iPncifci mld Atlantic coasts are
well adapted to sugai.e coffee, tobacco, aIntl
rice, and all the topical fruits and plantsd lin
SOUTH in Yucatan, Campecheg
Tehuantepec, TaBasd and1 1.aguana, lis 1ithe
co9ptrytor dye,woods plmnhogany,1 aad9the
very best toc0aAs Here, ALSO, grow IN great
perIeetiontthe eoeoanut and athe ohiramoya,i
and every othcrintetstr6pi6ai fruit 1lpliovs
ers of NATURAL Eistorywilbf nd here in their
native fofests the noblest specimens Of amid
mated naturGl,iplai @idl 20 y1ot7lei eili moTi
,oOajaca produces cochiiicM andtindigU inj
4, IL IL ,,H JnIf
lapaohave monololized t46r Sears the prodhc
tion9ofothe celqbratedtfpurgatiHeidrug'ii 'iiI79tI
a.The most ualnaBle silver mines ,lre situated
in Tulancihgo nadatccas, GSan, Luis , Potos,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iGuetro, ,Sinaloa, I1nqdl
Chihuabuamolhe e,copperimines of1Ohihnahua
ardisaid to be- the ipichhsbiin the world, ,fhd
the pearls in Lower California have evetbecns
i'm great dema hd,oiThe SHORTCOMINGS of Neal
delaMbntej and Pachuca9 ares
but as.slitirb DISTANCE strom otlisr country, and
are newobiehing tibipowirers hrgc dividendsl
ThelmipesIof Gdefteroi dire mot only riciiein
silver and gold, but the streanYsaboad i'm
precious stones. apJnn
bThncMintiafT Mexico has coinedzfrDrn 1900
TO- lS603 insiiYerS40j9 924 496; 9in guild $s,6 q
H6lS4 44meitpW much bf these precious a'meti
ale,was coinhd beibrn I'd SOC, y'ahdi iohnw mueh
was taken ooutbf ahe eGnuntrwbYSpanislrA ica4i
roys, bgfefugse Presidentsandgt gtalerais, aandu
bylthat system yof smAggling carried on $500
successfully for so urhny yealsI will JieNcrbe>
knOw,lsoe Don. ilcIaT ban ,stofi odJ oiri o1iHp
bThisisia MAST ,einpir of mountains md valr
leys. bIihe valleys aief exeeetlingiyrich and
productive, while bbes mountaihsare filled With
hidden treasures Two thirds OF albthe silver
- a l. 4.
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trieity of character, which, peculiarly idistir

trieity of character, which peculiarly idistir
guished lin from aothers.lilgr aamad eredw
7iJh teyla#ing 7the' life Of Mr. corFtn5,:s%sf N
na macR = 5s dHH apaa, paa,eSp plps rorey
Of imitation, but qatathe same atimdanany
thingsfto censure; but suchtisltheH lstoty'oi
man, in which in his case aae.exttption can
not BE pleaded, 4hore e tHs tGsSn otheF Eases @
consequently be passes, to the, great goaloi
the human family with allhisvirtues) and ea1
ceptions over which latter, it ,beconigs hsto .
cast the mantle IF r Kindness Rhd
as we inHtBrRJ shall hope to receive as the
hands of our fellow man, when 1--WE
shall have 1,ie etr earthly career ....Is sa
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afA- The African Colonization Society is
established throughout lthejj entire South
Free schools for the freedmen: In the Dis
trict of, Columbia, Georgetown, Alexandria,
Va, and in Maryland, it has already estab;
ished schools, which are largely ATTENDED. 81
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Sey- From last accounts the politicians of
Europe, were elooking, anxiously for the mes
sage Of President johnson Well let; them
look, they will learn that which will notprove
a source of satisfaetipn. .--and when they
Ilearpithe indications of Congress, they may
Iweil fcar and tremIble." aFe" ,'I 81 '.i'f''
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GGS" In his conversations with leading
cohgrcsshen, it is said the, President has
adoptela a tone which gives hopes there will
be'no breach Of harmony between himself
and Congress, i.'a .,. aJi asi..,r.a., iaI, Wi
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nsA Colfslargdfadtory at Hartford, Conn,
which was some, tine since destroyed from
fire, is about to he rebuilt ,D r aagl rr
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ssS~ The Cattle disease is greatly on the
increase in ,Epaand. On ,-eferins to oar re-
l'"rtof Congressional proceedings, it will be
stein that Congress contemplate, interdicting
the importation of cattle to this country, 'lin-
til otherwise directed. 'di d9ihT ''..'''''ol'',,
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-12-28

nsa- Indiana" !" Georgia %iahd, Alabamai
have ratified the amendment to the Constitu-
ton of the United states ~ '1j saaMa,,@' ,,,,,. :
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KeRtucky Loyalty

-ff' II .g1'kfr
id, .srn n, et..,,,I HpUsEry hallp ~! nais,r')
Frankfort, Dec, ,lG;TT7Bills were passed ITO
repeal the law, requiring ministers to take an
eaath apd ,t f. rcpeal the law requiring jurors to
take at At oath ar,lT i9ar, 80 o,IHm %
IA bill was lpassed, epealing the ,lawo tolnrp-
hibit and prevent rebellion wSeas 33pi mays
thnlfty-one'r aqi'u1a5I tnoao1l 1b' lGn"fdt
,roIl rriuuifrz 3sENAYEi'iso1fo ne YfHoTG
yGFrapkfort Dee. l1S.+-Tlie bills from the
House epassed, to repeal othei lhw requiring
ministers to- take the oath fallcglauce'before
solenmzng marriage, and to repeal the INV
requiring jprors'tot oath'of allegiance
'ep}r3y Iii 1mopIoHoca.." ot@ sn7 mh 7"'
Hr. Harlan's resolution dcmandlhg the
restoration of the habdasr corpus, '@as thkcn
up and tadoptcd. Yeas IS, hay n.S2! Ad-
iourned. d.nnii gnnmunIhG 10 1"'Hl ~ 1'lt'i y
OF cour,e they wantthe sfestoratTon Of tRs
habcas corpus wheHf With the Restoration 70
civil rights Of returned ,rsbels who served in
in the rebel army,---the repeal Iof 1h@s7 Pre-
venting rebellion, and absolslhgi ministers
teachers &C. frphi an oath Of allosfanec to
the government, they will,be in CON liton to
play the very ,---------, and plunge the he>peoplc
of Kentucky into rebellion surprising that
ofsoith Carolina The politicians Of this state
it appears, Mil not be, satisfied shortIof1 the
destruction of their great statcs andlofathe
prosperity they now enjoys a peculiar taste
truly and We are not disposed to bahlk them
in the attainment Of this, to thcma desirable
end NtuI} qdl ,.H's'u,aHp1 ,,ih1 Hht "l 'T'FI
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s25 III tanIi n 3nas milking i{5Ojs Nhosdtlit
Jdrob fpolai A I1fi ileresl yielded slice 50iobS4(
lGaacrao s6si9HdJnh oiiG1 q ,ssuGo noinU9
He consjd Bit,hizplea aadt dtcpupytoslsiad
giving aboJi y suasse - troable t. 7is wheat. Ii
ID WET scasl< ls1fhinka itmoula sIrodaee eaiIucl
m more Han Shs1 ths duantity Il tylsowil 1 is,aboaI
right forIas q piof both seed ahd iintIthaqah;
II, II is Dffen seftedt that FAX, isImpskhEait
hive crop d b6fy loolu eat3 sthisadh htsioaiuud
sound itEbys II o6Sgiontif f1fiie etpUinacnl
rand induiryA} a So1de ifItastigki tsigs s1i5ads
tby Dr,IiHod; IN tlnrp CD ofa,aihettqil
ing the relat roportions f;of th6i tbsts3qte
kofoHax saisl ia sdiStribntioail ioft 81 g;EGnic
niattersinstI isd. AIR had basN seeefsi
and is9ntal5 aas' ssssa N 3 flihs,llss3
hstf'ufNssed 'hbeY !34fl;W ff#UHt sTEh stu Tftjs
b0f4 fue ctowi1d g-nGs, -b9ili-o1 ,ottaiI1S2 e1f
|,0flcoarae straw. JD-t l4udo,sod g1192 ~
gnah ad islmt vi dIeriu2 .9oHrg lGia'---TFs0yo
bna tnTbtal fiber phI- .yliL,inp ~ S24bnh
These products oontainedE-+uup 'Hl 10 t1s9a
16t In the dressed anMi lG9i,yG4l 4Salbsnashes
,oIn the, fine towIp,on iai oI20apii.s1 7i"i'
fa in the coarse towi e4nil't j256i1M dt5a
e1sr. naa raR tnm gro7A +---+-z1II nj ,llG
lla Making d total ofnn e'iii 9-l2albs. of in
organic MATTER isostEat 59OS which the crop
had Withdrawn from the soil remained inithe
useless portions, whle,only 9.l2ipounds,were
carried off in the dressed fibern Comparing
these results with those obtained from Ian I'M
alysis of2an acre ofI&heat, ,'we shalr sec that
the crop, an grain and STRAW, abstracts about
S65 ppuuds of inorganic matter from the 7sof
Mr. Wand tel 81 us in His pamphl6t, -thatt0f
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-12-28

wstehm'aks; Watch and Jewssr, ana whole;als afS
retail dcaer,ip Watches, lCll2fkS, ,lqwelry {aqS
Fancy Goods, Front strsStft 5sl9w thf hrmIns| p
House, Pomeroy. Particular attention l'n4 +"
rerairing all articles in my line. lI-ll
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1gC6LD aWEXriten, IL rnE, rNoRTlI. The
,b,pp ~. .isLl 0d9I, ,..GdfnSgN .sEaIT ,iI7
Lakes at Madison, WISCONSIN, are reported as
being tightly frozen over '1'sr' ""a ;F'"'''. ia
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-12-28

aMopEsrYy77When sincere and unaffected
modesty conveys graceful tribute Of, defer
ence and respect to the merits Of others, it
charms the eye and wins the heart even, of
the"bolthGind.thea bts,ddI True ln6desty is
tsne humility ptintq nr;ictiec. We find that
nst a. ibs d yre s!s oEGF5Sons Sr,v vhaa
aBa % S&' nj S9 Sd aS SS sSss SSs 'ns pnf
mpuises"of''tiah' ndt,7h i'Uh the cdn!
tpaug Observation-Disclosures ahlrpethoaghts
is mpehb more likelyCto le modest mdretiring
than The man Of trilHng pursuits, Of Imperfect
ana nhmistFkqble meliocrity.-
Pills dees'h6tlhaPrtn' Edca,tso the great hahi
.rhisisweat powers, DR. the good
maM0f lis gNRl lualitieslnl n,t . l-..l e1aNl
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-12-28

-, - F,LYMAN, .,,,,,,-u-
Painter and Glazicr, BACK room ZIP, .anbreaht's
Jewsiry, store, west side Court street, P'mero1yD
Ohio. rg' ln-l ..,l&I 1od,l'7ll
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-12-28

'aa~ At 'wasliih ston City, a beggar recent
y cepributed the sum ofone cent asrhis por-
tion towtris cancellIg the public debt. The
UinitcJ States Treasurer. accepted the idonna-
tom, anltfansferredit iii tothe, vaults of the
Treasury as ithoashieYtfe largf san, ,'1lhs 1lhs
miteIofthebeggarisregarded more from the
spfrasith hifb itlis gveHhs than l Tie valas of
the DONATION and isl greater in proportion
than d donation Of ,!one ,lfdndred thousand
dollars would be'byy Mr.. Astor, the great New
YUrl, capitalist Nod -Gd iioa lHe2aie -ii'E
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-12-28

Attorney y' at Law, iiarisonvilyc, Meisss epanty,
OHIO, will promptly, attend to all business ifat
may be ehtruFtsd e bis eaTs' II ny seysrP! sI,e
Northern and southern piftqetf of Ohio. l7-'J