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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-13
THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,

"A S native Carolinians, the publishers will
N naturally look to the interests Of their
own State and to that Of the South; and as
citizens Of the United States, they will not
be wanting in the proper amount Of dcvo-
tion and respect for the General. Govern
ment. Every effort shall be made to make
the DAILY NEWS a frst-class newspaper,
and in every way worthy Of the patronage
Of the public.
rate Of ten dollars per annum. Subscrip-
tions received for three, six and twelve
months, payable in advance.
Postmasters and others throughout the
country, who may interest themselves in
procuring subscriptions, will be allowed the
usual per centage.
'CATHCART, MCMILLAN s. MORTON,
Proprietors, No. 18 Hayne stl eet,
aug so t13 Charleston. S. C.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-13

There is cat in Sweden that weighs
twenty -four pounds.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-13
JOB WORK.

Such az HAND-BIILS, CARDS, CIRCU-
LARS, SHIN-PLASTERS. etc., executed
promptly and Mt reasonable rates.
JULIAN A. SELEY.
July 81 Publisher and Proprietor.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-09-16

E--'ng fitted NJ the most complete SASH. D0OS ard
BLIND -"IRY and FLAMING NIL to he found in
the State - prepared To I'll orders in this
in- Of business a shnTt -~tice and LOW RATES. A
stock Of the oTdnar Ives Of SASH. lElaz-j
and ung aze,ll DOORS BLINDS. FRA>ES and MOULD
lNG> ALWAYS on hand, aud our Z. c'li,Ie.--- tuFnn
out are such that supply
short notice. We determined nothing bur
the best Seasonal LUMBER IN this Il, partmrnt. and
machinery being all and Of the most perfect
kinT, cannot fail 10 make god work
Having the benefit Of machinery. DC all kinds
Of Carpenter Work with greater dispatch
We are prepared TO make
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-09-16
COOKING STOVE
For We'd an! 4utiracits er Eit~minous Coal.
PATENTED 1859,

u,s Nsro EatruIcrce-t5 md bpfte astsi
q C., tie tsl~trdied I'atS!t RstJte
Sheet B0.foH Fine.
TTF .Nisinvited TO the following points OF SUI
1st .rIIIrY-Lasting with proper care, at least
% wears. stoves are now in use that up in
1855.
81. MASuFAcruRE.-Every portion Of the Stove i.
thoroughly constructed. Each stove is submitted to
critical test, and leave oUr or unless com
pleteIy and perfectl finished.
Sd. CArAcITY.-Bakinr, broug, boiling roasting,
and all other culinary operations performed at the
same time barrel OF baked into bread wI.h
single fire.
4th Ecoxour.-saviu- the cost ofthe stove in Or
years in the item of fuel.
9Th VENTILATION or OyEx.-In the Stewart Stove
alone tile front directly into the (0ro
.ected by letters patent) securing direct draft
through tie too IF The oDeH by means Of per "rated
holes in the and back fucs 1t Will be borne in
mind that as the heated air always rises this method
of ventilation Is tile only OF Va! re whatever
9th EST1.E CONTROL oE HE,T.--The heat generated
by the may be Ls@ -sreia and used or ti'9a"
into tie room at pleasure.
eth The DOUBLE SHELF DO FLUE-By when
COMPRISING and invert action of is obtained.
and the oven more evenly and efficiently heated than
by any other known Invention.
sth. BRouLxG-perforaled tie tip anG ~i.houtthe
possibility Of smoke entering the room.
9th. Hor WATER EE-aRyo.g AK WARTISc CLosEr-
useful aud convenient supplied ~ tie waste heat
and without extra fuel.
lOth. Water BAck.-An arrangement for supplying
hot water Tor the ba-H room equal to any range.
sSr-SoId by al dealers Ga a trial of months; with
a written guaranty for tl,at period If asked.
81 Beware Of the numerous worthless mutations
now in market See Il at the IA 'iof P. P. Stewart,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-09-16
legal advertisements.
TlN Sntr Nnlirn

EoD are hereby n"tif that ~ "a ,.r Iy tho collector
OF ue CITY of OTTAWA. ~ Lots fuI I.Il- -iftffei in
siI 'IiN i"E h due tBi uupI city auL siuss-sx.J
c'~S thJ- "a br 4 D. lSGi hcd 1T tf Cpu-t l,n.t M fd
CIV ~ the 18th lay Of December Ist4 tl- Ipe.i5nEI
rcaHle the purrasrrpt the iaIs, ~ :, situated in aid
.'E VIZ ~ Tree ..I in ii,t tlirty. ..t irs.ts
A"h iron - Ot'a" Llt four 3D. 100 l thirty }lJfn
Green's Addition Ottawa. ana further rrir ~ .iy
'h't the ilHe Of redemption ,lgh 0 said lois viii Sl,
On The 3'thdly Of Docemy.r. a. ID. I,J5.
s'li !" DIV L TuOENE.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-12-21
gaetry..
THE WIFE TO HER HUSBAND.

The Christian Times says the following beauti.
full effusion is from the pen Of member of ths
"S0ciety of Friends" It has won several hus-
bands from the club and the bar-room to theil
domestic hearth. May it win many more.
You took me, William, when a girl, unto your
home and heart, "
To bear in all your after fate fohdand faithful
part; ."-arr.i P" NHt
And tell me, have ever tried that duty to fore
Or pined there was not joy for me, when you were
Mol would rather share your tear than others
glee, IT. ''-''+ -
For though you're nothing in tho world, you're
-,. al tho oworld to me; a,,un,.,-,B y.
You make palace OF my shed, this rough hewn
bench throne; %.
There's sunlight for me in your smiles, and mu-
'''-' sic in your tone. % 't".' ".H.' 1923
i look upon you when you slcep-my eyes with
tears grow dim, | -
cry, o, Parent ef the poor, look down from
t,,j{ heaven on him! q1, ....,.l.,. ~
Behold him toll from dny to day, exhausting
strength and soul;
o look with mercy on him, Lord, for thou eanst
.' make him whole. 'ao'.. .'l ".
And when at Inst relieving sleep has on my eye
a lids smiled, ,a'. .ugii.,.nl ar =
How oft are they forbade to close in slumber by
I takc.thc little murnurer that spois my span of
~ rest, " 80
And feel it is part of thee lull upon my brens.
There's only one return crave, l may not need
it long, yngdst ~
And it may sooth thee when I'm where the
wretchcd feel no wrong; .r-
I ask not for less frugal fare, if such as I have
''"H got 7'-. :" - '"l n
Suffice to make me fair to thee, for moro mur-
.-s" muir not; - -!
But would nsk some share of hours which you
.,:i on clubs bcstow, ......
OF knowledge, which you prize so much, might /
not something know? ..'I
Subtract from meetings among men, each eve, an
hour for me, - 7 II.
Make me companion Of your soul, as may safe
l, ly be. IN ,rH... .. ..,.. .r
If you will read, I'll sit and work, and think
when you're away;
Less tedious shall find the time, dear William,
of your stay.
A meet companion soon I'll be, cen of your stu
',,... dious hours, ~ s.'..tri j.u..I. r.,
And teacher of those little ones you call our cot
tags flowers. ,...
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-12-21

FIRST AND LAST DtEL" IN ILLINOIS, I'm
Fords history of Ilinoisihe states that the
year 1870 was sgnalized by the first and last
duel which was fought in that State. 1t took
place in Belleville, st Clair county between
Alphonso Stewart and William Bunnett, two
obscure men. The seconds had nude itup
to be "a sham duel, to throw ridicule upon
Bennett, the challenging party Stewartw was
in the secret?But Bennctty his adversary was
left to beieve,it a reality They wereto fight
with rifles; the guns were loaded with blank
cartridges and Bennett, somewhat. suspeoting
. trick, rolled q ball into his gun, without the
knowledge of seconds, OF of the other party
The word'to. fire was given and Stewart fell,
mortally wounded Bennett made his escape,
but two years nftcrward he was arrested in
Arkapsas brought back to the State Indicted,
tried and convicted of murdeE bnn 4oisnas
9ElA great effort WAS made to procure his,par-
don, but Gov. Bond would yield to no eutreat-
lies in his'favoE and Bennett suffered tliaipen4
atty Of the las%ibyahanging inthe pesenceof
ia great multitdde'oof people. This wasl the
first and last duel ever fought in the, state by
amy its citizengoa yisIitno !liis al Ind
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-12-21
JEFF. D. IN PETTICoATs.

As SONG SUNG IS NEW ORLEANS.
jeff. Davis was n hero bold,' '9'''' ','d''
You've heard of him, know, 'i-a' F
N He tried to make himself King .'H.i
l.. Where Southern brcezcs blow; gla,
But Uncle Sam, he took the youth 90!
.... Across his mighty knee, .,.pl.......
And spanked him well, and that's an end
To royal Jcfy D.
CHoRus-O, JcGy D, you flower of chivalry,,.
o, brave old Jcfy d.,
"'' Your empires but tin-clad skirt,
u t3r O., charming Jeiiy d. .a-', .''i''7tt
jaaae{.! aa'fa.r ,io [Repcat.l mibsn
jeff. Davis, he was always full 'H"."s
fru Of blustcr and of brag, NH'p ."i Pee
He said that on the Northern walls
lie would plant his rebel rag;
But when to battle he did 60, .a ,
'.'" He says "T'm not so green, b" ~.
"a To dodge the bullets I will wear '' 'f
apra Ny tin-cla,l crinolinc." iNAfda# .f
Chorus-O, Jefy D., &c. y' et aHl" ,im
jeff. Davis saw the game was un, ''' 'i.'
lie started for the woods, u ''t'"n NJ.
. His BAND box hung upon his arm ~
J ,dIAl full of fancy goods. fa,ap' do'i.
i.,yi He says, "they III never take me now, hot
,e I'm sure Lid not be seen, . Cd, gf,ft..
They'll never think to look for me ~,
Beneath my crinoline." .-,J ~
Jcffy D., &c, a s,...r,.
This. Davis Ind, the people say, parr7
. n A mine of golden coin, ~ u, l.,.l,l51
Which be from banks and other places
fla. Managed TO purloin; ...,.t.,,'.,.',.,
But white he ran like everything, ''' 90
He had to drop the spsons," 6 ''' p
And may be that's tho reason why upli
e 'i'' Heidropped his pahtaloons. " III
Chorus-o, Jofy d., %ttt,olE - slTi"f'
You flower Of chiyalrce, ala bhuqi
d nu aYour empires but ..t.n,laj gH
,.,,,,,, A tin-clad shas AZ '-.. .,f, a.r,,,,,i
,-,n 70, charming Jcffy D., .n,,,,,',, '' !, +,
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-12-21

VALUE OF soLDIEns' ;DIscuARqEs--We We
have frequently cautioned soldiers not TO zen,
trust their discharge papers to irresponsible
parties, who were endeavoring to obtain po.
session Of, these valuable documents, by rep
,resenting themselves State Agents appointed
to, secure additional bounty or pay. What
value such agents attach to these papers we
know not, but if they are Of. any pecuniary
value to any one, the soldier who has earned
them hen should certainly be the one to reap all
the bcnefttHR
w The NeA34ork Evening Post, having re-
ceived a letter from discharged soldier, ask
ing information regarding the value of his
discharge paper, and having understood that
persons were offering from two to three hun
dred dollars for such discharges, submitted
the communication to officers Of the protective
war claim association. The following is the
answer received from those officers ;,rI . =
''There is no organization looking to the
appropriation by Congress of sums to equal
i2e bounties, nor to grant bounty to soldiers.
Sometimes claim agents do it, but there is a
swindlc of some kind lin it when it is tlone.-
The soldier should hold on to his discharge,
in case that Congress makes any appropria,
tion Of land. Thatsuch hope is entertained,
can be the only objects of cluim agents in
buying. - Colam6us Jotrndl i q 7wri
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-12-21
En- ag;iisi,I Mining.

% Some, of dhs coal and aepres myes ind
land are atdhiss time being worked in what
appears to be a NEST singularly dangerous
mnnner. They extend out fourF hundred
yards (near a. quarter Of mile) under the
tseaY and in some places two hundred and
sixty feet below the seq level The beating
iofl thewaves againstithe shore and rocks, is
distinctly audible, evenin calm weather, when
the explorer gets near the saa1leNeL l,When
STORMS arise-the roar is terrific, and the'b0ld-
est menat times are afraid TO work, lest the
sea should break through and fill the whole
mime. md II y9I.Tte 20 no Gn1-isnm rood
Fi Nor is this without great cause, for the salt
water actually oozes through, and drips, i'm
pregnatcd with the copper ore, into the mine.
Three feet of rock is about'all that left, on
an average, between the mine andlthe;se in
many galleries A days work intthenvropg
place with the pickaxe might cause the de-
siruction Of the, whole works Indeed, in
stormy weather, the salt waller jets and spurts
through iu continuous streams. "a Plugs, some
times the thickness of q mans leg, alone
stand between the miner and the sea, to keep
it out s,,od be-
No accident has ever yet happened; hut
those who remember the Thames Tunnel,
twice or three times filled with water, ndst
feel that an accident is almost certain to hap
pen. If it should, the damage. must.bel i'm
mense, ,arl the, loss of life great and certain.
81 The veins Of copper, however, are. rich, and
the men viii follow. them to the nttcrmost, the
proprictors of the mines feeling that were an
invasion of the water to take place they could
stop the leak, as Mr.. Munnel did that Of L :
Thames Tunnel, by sinking bags Of fslR.y i owe,
tbe holes, and then pumpisg out The wa, 7
with their enormous engines. W a
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-12-21
The Apostles CreeA-Its Author
~ - = aat,gg EFn ship. qg,y.ny ,fT J

n, -- - ~, - n, -,'
There is very ODD tradition that each Of
the twelve articles 6r 1 creed e w"s Gy
"h Al Po''OI An".o'' -, - a"'u '''"" ."GG ~
twelve t assembled in council our a before a.spers'ns
the World to irams the symbol or yatchword
OF . the Christian Cnureh' ana y viii be inter t,
estlllg to many OF our READERS 70 knew Ni. the
The tradition is MS follows: r. "''t
~ ar 1.,: :: c, a., q, - :,
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-12-21
Wantcd-.An Honest, Industriou
Tigtr nij H'fn', 7hf BOy.,p1 so tr YuGh M

Il I'VE lately saw an advertisement headed as
above. lit conveys to every boy an impressive
moral lesson. .i99f .lt ia sUnn.',. II, Ut
san honest, industrious boy is always
wanted. He will be sought for; his services
will be in demand; he will be spoken of in
terms of high commendation he will always
have home; he will grow up to be a man Of
known worth and established character ''
! He will he wanted. The merchant will
want him for a salesman or clerk; the master
mechanic will want him for an apprentice or
a journeyman; those with a jcb to let will
want him for a lawyer; patients will want him
for atphysician |, religious congregations for q
PASTOR parents for o teacher ef their children
and the people for ailsoficef At isdsssstrss- =
He will libe wantedal Townsmen will want
him as citizen; acquaintances, as "a neigh
Dor; neighbor, as friendI families as a Wis
itor; the world, as an acquaintance; nay,
girls will want him for beau, and finally for
a husband ....f d. .,r,. .,..r. ne,i..'t ~
IAnahonest, industrious boy! Just think of
1T, boys, will you answer this description p
Can you apply for this situation? Are you
sure that you will be wanted You may, be
smart and. active, but that does not fill the
requiSltlon-&re you HoneSt lou may De
capshle-trarer youIindustrious. Youmay be
well dressed and screatea favorable impress
sion at first sights-raFenyou both honest ard
Industrious? 7o1o.r,J n,l, ln s57. ali -
,lYlIo You may apply f9r good stuation-are
you sure that your friends, teachers. and ac1r
,quaintances can, recommend you for, these
qpalities?- Oh, how, would you > feel, your
character not being thus established, on hear
ing the words ~ can't employ you Moth
ing else will make up for the lack OF these,
qualities. No readiness or aptness, for ,busi,
ness will do it. You must be honest, and in
dustrious-mrst work and labor; then, will
your calling and election for places of profit
and trust be made sure 3" ''',"'' Pr,
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-12-21
PoMERoY, ME1Gs COUNTY, ohio, THURSDAY,

seemed to freefe IN my veins, and the, most
horrid wall Of Agony rose from the myriad Of
the damned, ard with shout awoke, tremb-
ling in every limb, a cold perspiration all over
me, and broad daylight streaming in through
my windows. he scenes seemed so real,
and my doom Il sPprophetic, that it preys upon
me like a cankS and find myself unable to
cast it off. ., N i'..'
Davis here csased speaking, and they both
rose, and unlocking the door, passed out, and
as they passed, caught glimpse of them,
and never till tlie day of my death shall for
get the haggardt tcareworn faces of those two
traitors J RICHARD.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-12-21
RESPECT THE AGED ABow low The beas

RESPECT THE AGED-Bow, low the, head,
boy Do reverence to the old man. .,'tI -
Once like you, yicissitudes Of life have sill,
yered the hair, and changed the round, merry
face to the worn ysage before you 9"T., u
Once that ,heart beat with incidents CO.
equal to any You have eyer felt, Aspirations
crushed by disappointments, as yours are Per
haps destined to be-. '''i. p 'fa
Once that form moved proudly through the
gay scenes Of life; nowt hand of Time that
withers the flowers of yesterday has warped
the figure and destroyed the noble carriage.
I" Once atyour age, he pbssessedthc thoughts
that pass through your brain, now wishing to
accomplish deeds, worthy Of a nook in fame,
anon imagining 1ffe a dream, .that the sooner
he awokel from thu better The, time to
awake is very near at hand. yet his eye kin
dies ut noble deeds of daf3ng, and the hand
makes a frmer grasp at the staff 'r ,''i q
'1 Bow low the head, boy, as you would in
your old age be reverenccd 1'ast' = - .94y'I y
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-12-21

EH SEYsIBLE.-Itn is astonishing how sensible
some people talk but still more astonishing
how few follow out the Views enuncihted by
an exchange. hhA"")
BY taking your>hohe paper. you encourage
You get iniormation concerning affairs in
your own continuity which you could not
get through paper from abroad.' '7'. sI"toE
1t is the medium through which you adver7
htise TO the world the nature Of the business in
(which you are engagedL-thus bringing tito
the knowledge Of hundreds who would other
wise know nothing Of it .r- oi'' 2! h''Hd
Through its columns YOU gain knowledge
of the business enterprise Of other mcn-of
opportunities for favorable investments, and
of selling the products of your labor, and en-
terprise to,the best sdvantageag .sg;ratnra
L,nYpLr home paper, is, an Institution which
! the community cannotdispense with7-apa ab-
solute necessity which all admit tshouldbe
IBusttitned d.uzr,i snr,il4si> IL q9hnnnph
Us4nIl! DrA1i 1T 10 81 Us p f4e. Tbs bb phrase
limits all earthly compacts Whether the.
year run smoothly OF Roughly, all earthly
contracts end at the grave. 'THeqe words
Iha1e Sometimes, Beet taken at the altar, ahd
before the sun which Seemed I'd smile ab6ve
il had fih its daily, course, friends who st3od
farohhd rejoicing, have heard the tolling of
the. funeral bell, and hastencd to put on the
| garments Of woe. .'17'G1@ h' -" .; c"aHn'
ia So will the South be startled as the 'throh-
I tBng. wires to!dayte the sad news ofothe
death Of theft friend. 'Ihrouehontthe South,
PARTY platforms, state conventions, and the
press had been repeating the formula, '"We
the South take you, the Democrats of the
North for richef, for poorer, till death DO us
part '.i'2 "Hi 'e+ o'ni hal.i4"Ht s' .' '.N"
WHERE DO THEY CONE From -"Grandpa,
where do the people get their fashilans- from Y
Where % }bs Boston foltEs set attithbt them
'fV% aFromn nattmseae attrmonsee pat!'"'9a - o i''.a
"And where do the French get them from?"
"Why, right from the devil; there now. stop
your noise and 60 to bed. W '''''' rs,
EID MARRIAGE NorieEs. LII he following gbod
citing" we clip from an exchange paper, and
respectfully recommend its careful porusc., ),
BY those OF Our friends ''contrmplatinr'' mat.
rimony. 5ioy oiialdma an ID 97ts.it FHf
|!e.HAn notices Of marriages, where IL btile.
cakedis sent, will be set IN in small type
poketlin some outland' IN corner bf fbe paper
Whereia handsome niece ofgfh3 cake IS sent
it will be pnt conspicously IN large letters
when gloyess or other bride lav5r. are added
aSa Meee of illustrative pc s,ry will be given il
tsg .lon. when. however, the editor. attee1nd
sne eefeino' ~ in propria persona, and kisse
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-12-21

g
hrESg-- The man that don't take no newspa-
persi' was in town with his wife and children
dn Saturday. sd His purchases at the corner
grocery were one gallon of whisky OF 81 50,
one pound smoking tobaccer" 81 so, and
two plugs 4chawin tobaceer" 81, 90, with
few other family comforts. His "Inarketin"
consisted of "a bushel bushel and d half or
two bushel" of red beans, large bundle Of
rags, ct cetera. He didn't want to sell for
money, "as he had hearn tell as how the
banks I'D all break some day, an he didn't
want to lose '"Whisky he could drink and
tobaccer he could chaw, but sich money didn't
know what would come on It" HIS, wife
meantime consoled herself With an old pipe,
from which she exhaled enormous puffs Of
smoke, soon filling the room, and causing us
to make speedy exit We, noticed the, par
tylanded with their goods making for the
river and crossing into "yawginiaws2' happy
id their ignorance, and having probably no
wish iof thought beyond their present lot
Gallipolis Journal ''t';.''V,ts : '''Y-'E q
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MARTIN HAYS,

Attorney at Law, Harrisonrille, Meig county,
Ohio will promptly attend to all business that
may be entrusted to his care, in the several state
Csitts Of Ohio, md in the U. S. Courts for the
,,, Northern and Southern Districts of Ohio. l7-lJ
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-12-21
10 afH
G. =, SIMPSON.
y. sIMPsON.

Y. SIMPSON. ,,...r.f, 80, G. 2, SIMPSON.
Attorneys and Counselors at Law, Pomeroy, O.,
viii. ,pra;tice in tho counties OF Athens, ua'h9
.a.d Meiss also in Mason county, West Va;, and
adjoining counties. Office second story, Smiths
building Court street. a..,,.lt.a lt-lI 4
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-12-21

II. w. HAMPTON, .a
: Attorney and Counselor at Law, Cheshire, Gallia
y 'sousty, Ohio. Prompt attention given to. the
:, selection OF claims. s,,.,.. s.g! al'-I d,
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-12-21

4 Matchmaker and Jeyeler, and wholesale and
., retail dealer in Watches, Cl0cks, .Jewelry and
- Fancy Goods, Front. street, below the remington
-. Mouse, Psmeroy.. Particular attention paid to
repairing all articles in my line. l1-lJ
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-12-21

o t.i''' SUGAR RUN SALT COMPANY.
Salt As cents per bushcl. Office near the fur
nAse. id'' GEO. B. GROW, Agent. [7-l]
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-12-21
e. LYMAN,

Painter and GlaIier BACK room Of p Lambreeht s
II Jswory Store, west side Court street. fome59y,
!. .OhiO, i...eL,,h ni-- IN. u ~ ltllItl
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-12-21
w,A.lAIcHER,

romERoY SALT COMPANY.
u Salt As cents per bushcl. ..l-lJ
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-12-21
N. sEEBOHM.

* q DRUesiisTSa agD' YoHAEc4RY
HEALER INs OILS, PAINTS, BRUSHES.
~ Varnishes, Dyestufs, Perfumery, and fancy
articles, Front street, Pomeroy Ohio. Prescrip-
u tiops safefthlS put up.'s s5'l'd y SDi F7]
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-12-21
A,.'KoIIL,

~ Dealer in and manufacturer of UMBRELLAS Court
street, 2nd door from Front, Pomeroy, Ohio
He alse repairs Umbrellas, and purchases. old
sones at liberal prices. --.lf=lI
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-12-21
DENTISTIsY,
PDK.. GEORGE X. 'ACKLEY,,I

,aIJANIN& permanently located in this city, !,
IL would respectfully tender ]his. professional
services to othe citizens Of Pemeroy and vicinity
Once in Smiths new building, ON Court street
.rh.re be may bs fo4nd at all times, exeeptwhen
=. professionally absent. ssoL. Ia t,,s. =, i - ,
T.i Pomsroy. ,JanueryalT, s7Iep.l l,ai,uass,