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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-01-06
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/ What used to all us that we were hushing
their loud laugh checking their noisy frolic,
and reprosing their sIamming and banging
the doors? We wish our neighbors would lend
Us an nrchin or two to make a little noise in
these premises Ia home without childreh!
1t is like d lantern and candle a garden
aud no flowers; a wine and no grapes; 4 brook
and no water gurgling and, rushing sin its
channel, We want to be tired to be vexed,
10 be runsovei,s To hear child-lifc at work with
all is varieties. i, s4a9 y
II bafing the secular days, this is enough
piaslist Bntsit is Sunday thatsputs homes
to thettroof sThatisthe Christian family day.
The n intervals of public worship are long spaces
of peace: Ffe family seens made up On that
day The children are at home You can
lay your hand on their heads. They seem to
recognize the greater and lesser love--to God
and to friends. The house is peaceful but not
still There is low and melodious trll Of
children III IT, But Sunday comes too still
now. n, There is silence that aches in the ear
There lS q silence that aches in the ear
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-01-06
Gen. Grant an Applicant for Gfllce.

The following document is on file in tho
Office of the County Clerk of st Louis coun-
ty, aud and is labeled, application of u s.
Grant for the office of County Enginecr"
'Rejected.' ,.-
t., Sr, Lor1s, August, Is, 1850.
HIM. County Commissioners, ST. Louis
Louaty No: .-4 ."
. GENTLEMEN: ] beg leave to submit myself
as an applicant for the Office of County En-
ginecr, should the Office be rendered vacant,
and a, the.sane time to submit the esnanes ef
Il few citizciis who have been Kind enough 70
recommend me for the Office have made no
effort to get large number ofnames, northe !
names of persons with whom 1 amF mot per-
sonally acquainted | inclose herewith, also,
statement from Prot. J. ]. Reynolds, who
was a classmate Of mine at West Point, as to
qualifications. q 90 i.e,y SD. aA..
Should your honorable body see proper to
give me the appointment, | pledge myself toy
give the office my entire attention, and shall
hope to give general satisfaction la.5''
Very respectfully, your ob'n't servt,
s..,. t. .-.rv I'D, Il, U. s GRANT,
The above document is signed by several of
our prominent citizens at the present time,
and also by a number ofaindividuals who oc-
cupy positions in the rebel army 5
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Newspapers.

Small is the sum that is required to patron
ize newspaper, and most amply remuner-
ated in the patron. | care not how humble
and unpretending the Gazette which he takes,
it is next to impossible to fill a sheet ftty-two
times year, without putting into it some
thing that is worth the subscription price
Every parent whose son is away from him at
school should be supplied with a newspaper.
I well remember what ditlnranee there was
between those of my sehoolmates who had
and those who had not access to newspapers.
Other things being equal, the first were al
ways decidedly superior to the last, in debate
and composition at least The reason is
plain, they had command of more facts
Youth will persuc newspaper with delight
when they will read nothing clse.-- Judge
Eonystrcef, @ tE *.
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All Infitlei,s u Testimony to the BIZ
Afe sfats9k llI Ies d a X s1si y


There wass a society Of IlfideIsilf Paris
who used to meet one evening every weelsssto
discover the abshrdities Of the Bible, Vi and
ma 10 make them the. objectso their fidicules
fhe celebrated Diderot was member off fhisi
assoeiation{ bpt it was observed thar hei did
hot engage Withsas much interestlas was. exl
pected in their blasphelnous amusement sAt
longth one evening, after they had read some
ppstianss Of the Gospel he suddenly ebacgarretoi
Say, with an nnsual gravity aHowever@it may
be with this book, gentlemen, ] freely confess
on behalf Of the truth, that ] know no ono
neither in France or in the whole world who
is able to speak with more tact and talent
than.the fishermen and publicans who. have
written these narratives.
+ ~ venture to assert that none of us is cap
able ofiwriting even approximately, tale so
sublime, so lively and 50 affecting, and of such
powerful influence on the mind, and possess
ing such unweakened and pervading effect,
after the lapse Of centuries, as each individu-
al account of suffering of Jesus Christ in the
book before us ~ VA D.. ts4. .H q
He ccased-all at once, instead of Taught
er which shortly before. had rung through the
hall, a general profound silence ensucd. The
truth of the speech was felt The company
silently broke up and it was not long before
the society of scolfers was d!sbanded a
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-01-06

Somebody gets off verv correct, sensible
remarks about the virtues and advantages of
ADVERTISING, in the following article. We
commend them to the business men Of the
comfy. a. h-" "i "L '
"You see goods are like sals-thcy must
90, when tbe,s are ataehisn and aasodioohtl,r.
or or else a woke of oxen wouldn't draw them
off afterwarrd. The man that advcrtiscs most,
does the most business. Lacausc he don't make
one stock last his lifetime. | know a nler-
chant in this district who has imported three
different patches of goods within wear from
Enrone and now he's nearly sold ont aoaju
II ~. T., Lo,aJ III, ,,,,,,,nr o,tF.;5 e.
llDN uDcS lit ulltl ENt Ak VI >p
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-01-06
Steamer NOrHins Star Captured
n ~ by Guen'fiAla's.

On Friday last, the new Henderson and
Louisville packet, Morning Star, Captain Bal
lard. bound for Louisville. with Overcome hun
drod cabin rasseneers. LANDED at lLevispol
Kentucky, for the purpose of putting of i Ia
DIV passenger. and to receive /, quantity g.
wheat, pled on the wharf. As soon as tht
boat touched the. bank, a swarm Of }twent,
ouerilas. commanded by Captain Davidson
Who were seereted sbehif,d the spile of wheat
rushed on hoard ,Tbey were fi,llvH armed
each man iboariaa aFcarbine. and two O,
more 'rcvolvcrs s,4atfhc Observation-Disclosures
firing through die lowersdeck. a,ld soon were
ALONGSIDE of The Captain clerk. pilots. and
cnginneers; with cooked pistols pointed atthcil
heads Having complete poscssion Of the
boat. thew ordered the mate to take the wheat
and the;r horses twenty in number, on board
when tbc boat was ordered. by} the GUERRILLA
cbieftan to pursue her Journey up the river,
which order wa ~ . ,execnted, frhe money and
vib,a blos,of Jfbo ,assengers, ofticers and crew
al we'll ne tbe contents of the boats safe, were
tJemande5 While the seouudrels held the;r
Ecockej pistols in close proximity to the heads
of tboirf ninarmed v;rt;ms Tbev rohbed tho
boat' ~ safa of 800 Tho officers and crew Of Of
Sbls and the u ,,,ssenoers nor If "A ogs 65 a to.
taiofi oi 81 st sis iGs 81 poSe''s u -so ''' !" "
lA discbayapcdI ma Ssick u,n,tr,ned tr,nd soldier
who sSme on the bost ZOO saH afg1enJSrson Ky WAS
shot M;es wl,ens Ia SronneJ onflfis Ences !, M
implotea tim I'M, merry as as he was lnn,nn,cd :.
Captain Davidson annroached the wounded
and dyhp, soldier ,eYcIaiminp, ..Yon stl-a-4-4-,l
Yankee s;na Vol, never. como toi,lir?p III TN,
same tirbe Nil c;na the omnzzle n, his fore.
head and 6rpp5 ths noor fellow ,fallinlo1 NJ his
feet a seorpse G3sAnether unarrisd soldier
Jumped oyerbosra is ] md was Srsa @ atand Eilled
lwere orderea totalo W. nv Nv ,5r;sonsrs Tbev II.
dered anI Tartei yNe ~ ~ sDnnn1 aS15 Vino no.
cured he Eey y ali sann bsca 10 ~ f..
rio,lsly drunk cant w M nas;lson H. 9 Vailed baacl,
into the' ladies issbn iS,s ond onen;5as tSe B;bl
pretended to be y saa dynr ~ an % bonr or more ~
On arriving II Mawesv;Il. %T Ag Kantnckr % theyv II
directed the 6oatsto ss landed, ] where y they
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-01-06
Summer Gone,

= ls.- = ~. .
Z But the frost comes winter and whiter.-
The nights grow longer andF longer.a Ice
glitters inrthe morning light. and the clouds
Silver with snow Fhe little leaf Can no long
er breath the ehgtll-giving air, nor feel
juicy life stirring in. its veins FWnter and
fainter grows its hold on the protection tree.
4 strong wind comes and loosens its clasp
and bears it tendelyto earh. A. whirl, an ed
dy,s airustle, and all is over,--no .netall its
work is'not yet done 1t sinks upon. the PRO-
tecting earth, and Antshus like, gathers
strength from the touch, and begins life anew.
1t joins hands with myriads of its mates, and
takes up again its work Of benevolence No
longer sensitive itself 70 ffosts and SHOWS, it
wraps in its warm bosom the frail little ane-
mones, and the delicate spring beauties that
can scarcely bide, the rigors of our pitiless
winters, and nesting close in, that fond en-
embrace, they sleeep securely until spring
sun walvens-them TO the smile. ef-bluer skies
and the song Of dancing brooks. Deeper in
to the earth 90 the happy leaves, mingling
with the moist soil drinking the gentle dews
grading THOUSAND tender livesin theirs and
springing again in siew forms, -7eternat cycle
of life and death forever, spent renewed for
evef.}' fieast ,si6U 81 tatess lfai .s1isR "
Why ythen should autumn tingeiou,thohghts
with sadness?e We fade, as the leaf, and the
leaf fades onyl TO reyivifya Though il fall
itshall rise again. Docs the bud fear to. be-
come. a blossom, or the blossom shudder as it
swells into fruit, and shall the'redeemed weep
that they must be glorifed2 Strange incon-
sistencies. We faint with the burden and
heat Of the day, We bow down under the
crosses that are laid upon our shoulders We
arebruisedsand torn BY the snares which be-
set'our way, and into which our unwarys feet
often fall 1Wesape fhmshed and footsors,
and travelstained from our long Journey, and
yet We are saddened by tokens that we shall
pass away from all these, Away from SIN
and sorrow, from, temptation and fall, from
disappointment and weary watingl and afeaf-
fnl looking Cor of evil, to purity and holiness,
and the fill fruition of every hnpe, -4bliss
which eye hath not seen, nor ear heard nor
heart conceived, to a world whence all that
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-01-06
Escape and lsecHptnre of prisons
erS from 0hIasOm,s IslnIsS. ,;I

About one . ocloek Yesterday lnerniihg bs d
preconcerted dtarrang cement, "a rush @hs made
by twenty-four prisohcrs upon the seeheerlof
TIE Ipe on ia nortll llAsest aiila 6t 5sthe
z The PRISONERS had improRised eight
scaling ladders, by attaching selects to boards
and strips, very light easily carried and Just
the thing for scaling the high prison fence.
The rush'upon the guard at once oceasioned
the proper cry turn out the guard accom-
panied by quite rattlng fire from the guard
line, .bnt the rush was so impetuous, and by
so many different prisoners, that in spite Of
the efforts of the guard, four men out of the
twenty-fohr scaled the fence; passed the guard;
from the Island; crossed the north
channel of the Bay, and went some distance
upon the peninsula. OF the others, who did
not get through, one raceived ahot cutting
away his coat pretty severely at the waist, was
knocked down and captured. Another, Lieut..
John d. Bo⩽ son of the President of the
Louisville Bank, Kentucky was shot twice
through the body, about the same instant and
killed. The other eighteen found the work too
hot and rereatcd to their barracks.
The rush upon the guard was immediately
followed by the ''long rolf and the proper
signal gun. By thesway this is the first long
ro1R occasioned by any demonstration of the
prisoners since last March, and the only other
one was on the night Of the 23d Of September,
when at least one-third of the prison fence vas
swept away in an instant by a tornado. ,,
5 Under a standing order alltho troops were
promptly.in position, ready to give all proper
attention to the rebels, should any further eff
fort be made within the enclosure The flee
ing rebs made the best time possible, but were
hotly purscd and with the soldiers on their
rear and both fanks and the loyal citizens OF
the peninsula (who had been aroused by, the
discharge Of the 20, pound Parrott) in their
'front.' their escape soon terminated in their
n Tl'.s +a 7's@' I.5t
The morning roll call and muster Of prison
crs showed that but four of them had left the
prison. They were all back, and returned to
their home in the Bull Pen this morning.
The unwilling denizeps in that locality are
full of their schemes and threats, and seem
to make the very most OF their op-
portunities, while the ice is practicable as a
highway; and it remains to be seen whether
their future, with whatever aid thcN9nray re-
ceiHe, will he very proluetye Of ggaitYing 10,
stiitS to Themselves -Sandnshy Register, HI
Dee. .g
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..,..ass.ha.... ].
% Z D n 3 N Rs

y , u IN - 4
The Vgood old tunes a lother days, ".
In which We sang oar N aker's praise, s 81.
. When lifewi us wassyonng, I, s,ss,
Whenmnsfc flowed from heart and tongue
Oh how to memory. now thcy rice, - s,,.l
! Like angel notes from yotder licS; III 4 i
For oft We sang them wiz the blest NJ ~
w hos now in hcayeni " mals ioils reft
Atysfather slng them; wheR hoy i,
I heard theirnote with gips Wing joy;
\, And round his dying bed we raised
3rbe worda,and dnotessinjwhiesh he praised
The nane Of Gods and Wang blise
\ In puror, brighter woIads thah MI
lafe'iss sf ssa ssass 'aSs sS'I EN-
When dreams hey tho upper'ff f,,&
My soul on wings of fancy bear Is itgft
10 that bright worldto Which .sherose l.,
When leaving life with all itsGwocs y y :
Oppressed with grief, of JOY bercft, A ,.ss II
An orphan was carly left gs IA .0e
u. sang them with u brother flown 5$
Where sin and sorrow are'unknown,
And with sister, oh how dear! @s
Whose notes now greet her mothers ear.a
: sang them with u youthful bride, *
Who early withored by my side; 80
They checred her when lifo's setting sun
Shone on her heaven on earth begun,
And only ceased her soul to cheer
When heavenly music met her ear. D., fR
/ sang them with n manly song 'a' "
Whose race on carth was early run;
And with daughter bright and fair,
Who knows in heaven mothers care. =,
I've sung them in the forest wild, g n,
Where nature lovely lowered and smiled;
2 I've sung them on the rolling sea, 81. sali
Whose deep-toned surges joined with me
In.sounding forth their Makers praisc-
Whose words can check or wildly raise :.
The surging .billows to the skies,
Or still them when to heaven they rise.
I've sung them in far distant lands, ~ Z.
Whore roll the waves on classic Strands !.
And tears Of grief would quickly come, -.
At thoughts of distant friends and home,
With whom, and where, | sang these lays,
The good old tunes Of other days.
I've sung them with the wise and good,
As by deaths stream they joyful stood, ~
And saw, bcyondythc walls that rise,
Where blissful mansions greet the eyes.
How dear to me these noble lays,
The good old tunes of other days! gt
On earth I've sung them with the blcst: q,
And, when l reach the heavenly rest,
hope to sing them there with those
Who know no more lifo's cares or wocs,-
Where golden harps the notes shall raise,
That fill all heaven with endless praise. .
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-01-06
MEe. rETERs' FHRSr yNaEE.

Dear. dear! no toast, eggs boiled hard as
brickbats and the coffee Stone cold" and Mr..
Peters rose from the breaktast-table in tenn
per BY no means amiable, and rang the bell
violently. There was no answer IEe rang.
ag;ttrI.ssa- third, fourth tme-still no answer!4
0n of all patience he went to the door and
called, Maria, Maria!"
4 slight, pretty little woman, dressed in a
solid, tnmbled wrapper, with hair in a state of
dreadful confusion, answered his summons
She had one of those round. bright faces which.
nature intended should be deckcd With con-
tinual smiles; but ,itw with all its roses in
bloom, it was drawn TO lis full length and the
large blue eyes had a, serious, or,rathcr dole
full expression, totally at variance with their
usual joyous look, Her voice. too had lost
its melodious, ringing sound, snd was subdpcd
to dismal whine. = !" 7
What is it, Joseph p. ~. - :,
"Whercs Bridget? st II .geg
Gone ,outfor me. ! want more white rib
bon for my accension robe az 2i
Mr. Peters said'a very naughty word and
then continued. "Coll coffee, hard eggs
breakfast not fit to eat i'-g- ,s.-.''s-f'1-
Il wish whined his wife Won would think
less Of tensporal matters, and turn 'sopratten-
ton to the great end Of life .--
Hang it all, madam | would like to en-
i Joy my life while / do have it, Here was ] ,
the happiest lnan Try the United States. with
pleasant home, a chatty, cheerful, loving wife,
and good, quiet children; and now, since YOU
have joined the Millerites, what am I?'
! "0h, Joseph, if YOU would only come into
that blessed circlei1msW se4
y "Oh,' Maria, ,if YOU would only come ont of
it. Where's the boys?' ~ T.
I "I'ln sure don't know.
I "Are they going 70 school To-day? p
my dear their teacher has given up the
school, and il tuzaing her mind to more ex-.
alted objects. Oh Joseph, turn now while
there is time, Il You have still week for prep
aration aud Repentance" y
"RepcntanceG- Well, when Itake up the sub
ject it will take more than week to put it
through. u d &sg
( And Mr. Peters put on his coat and.took up
"Josepl..a said llis wife, styou need not send
home any dinners shall be out; and L Il take
the boys over to their uncle's s.to dine.
| Joe made no answer, unless Che violently
emphaticrmanner in which he closed the door
was one. Muttering with anger he strobe i'll
to restaurant To make d breakfast Here
he was hailed by one of his old bachelor
friends, Fred, Summers, who looked up as he
heard Joes order III &l eI
'tHalloo!" he cried, youhere? Why, what
are you doing here at breakfast time? Wife
sicky'
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poMERoa M#IGs COUNTY, JANUARY 8 1865

thetest manfuily The colored stewart Of the
boat lis missing. Some nay theysaw him leap
overheard and drown, while others are Of the
impression hel escaped ashoresat Lewisport Y
Captain Dayi idson belongs; ;tos Walker a Tay-
lor s command Two Lieutehants named
Ring NiIiitesand Golfer We're with Davidson.
The fjislance III the men claimed to have be-
lcaged q John Nor y command. ~ Sd.
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4 R,,rRoAD f3nlnGE ACROSS TnE ONO RIVER.
--It:is statcd ia one Of the Wheeling papers,
that the baltimore d Ohio Railroad Com
.pany. will commence the. building Of their
hrdys over the Ohio river at Be!air, in the
sprinr tits estimated thatsit will require
twonty-live hundred workmen for three years
snd-a half to eospletethis work. The bridge
viii mass over the town aud land on the hill
in the rear of the city. The streets are to be
srched With heavy cut masonry.
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/. KOHL,

Dealer in and Manufactures Of umbrel- ~
sas. Coprt St, I'd door from Front, tx. -
'poineroy,; Ohio. He Hso repairs u M 80 1:,f,
brellas, and. purchases old ones at Liberal
prices. q. .....
May s. 18G0,-3-l-tf.
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nzn. An excitement occurred in Philadel-
mia over case Of ladies belt buckles They
remained unsod when the fashion changed,
iast twenty years ago, and were packed up
and consigned to d garrett They were re-
Gently reproduccd for sale, aud taken hy The
retail trade at q price sufficient @ pay twentyss
eight years interest on their original cost and
leave handsome profit besides,
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-01-06

.9 A TotcnISG ErIrApH.-Thc following OBJ
ituaYy notice appears in the Winsted Comm J
Herald. The subject was once a mechanic IN
that village, and well to do in the world
But sickness and misfortune used up his little
property. and he at last came to the poor
house. j But through all his niisiortuues be
mantaineda . spotless character and cheerful
shirt, and what can not be said Of many q
more e distinguished man, his obituary is just:
sExchanged his poverty for eternal riches
and his rags for crown which fadeth not
away,-at Winchester Poor House, Nov. 9th,
1861, James c. Smith, aged 67. The pail
bearers, were few on this side mot so many,
nerhaps, as they that waited on the shining
Shore aud wens up with tbe old man to- his,
Fathers house. sags sabsv +ev s3e q
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r.. LYMAN,
Painter and Ghlzier, back room of L. Lam
prechts Jewelry Store, mcst side Court street,
oweroy, o. .....-... -.......
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cessation from earthly cares. and Of those ex-
elusive, hallowed.s and apffitual employments
which are reserved for sthe spirits of Just men
mades perfect. IL lfeo. ie yaIItson, S2238s
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-01-06
DR.. w. NJ. CALVERT

IIEREBY announces that his Office is now
IL on Front St., oxerl Eberfeld g. Bros
store, below Court St. = aHsso htte Ec e
Office hours until 9 o'clock d. M, a1d from
sundown until o 9o'clock p. M, unless absent
on professional sbusigess. After office hours
he may be found at tbe residence of j. al
Leo next dooriabovs Dr. Train's. 50 81 ss 81
Pouisfoy, Sept. l2-( 3m. iseas vlsslJ} wa
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spzEsss- a gentleman complaining Of theiiii-;9
come tax, says he .cannet put on his boots IN ,
the morning without stamp 4,
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State Bank of OhiO--TwO Millions
y in Bank Notes DeStr0yed.

At its last meeting, the Board of Control Of
the State Bank of Ohio adopted q resolution
that no more notes should be delivered 10 any
of the Brahches, and that all notes of the State
Bank received by the Branches should be re-s
turned to the general Office to be burned 10
keep upa supply Of new bills for thirtysix
banks has always required a large amount Of
several denominations TO be prepared, and
ready for deiivcsy, to take the place of the
worn-odt ,fetilcel and> mutilated old bills
All this has been burnt as no longer needed.
"A committee met at the office Of the Board,
some ten days ago, and carefully counted and
burnt the whole, amounting to nearly two mil
lions of dollars, in sheets and thus disposed
Of every dollar on hand 1t is alike honora-
ble.to the officers, the President, Vice Presi-
dent and Secretary in whose hands this pa
per was kept. and to the Institution, as show
ing the careful manner in which its business
was transacted, that not one dollar discrepan-
Iey was found in any of the accounts and that
vouchers were produced to verify every trans
action If the State. Bank of Ohio is to close
its existence, it will at least have an honora.
bic record The accounts of the officers,
above alluded TO-. embrace many milion.-O.
s. vJoulRak =. .-i.-,.s,.s
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-01-06
SAM MCKNIGHT

Blacksmith back of the Bank Building; ~
.,n,. n ponieroy, Ohio. Horsc-shoeing andM n
'-T-R, ,u kinds of job Work done to or-V Y
E..Slder, OH short notice. '."'., Dolly
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w. A. AICHER,
Matchmaker and Jeweler, and wholesale anu
retail dealer in Watches, Clocks, Jcwelry and
Fancy Goods Front street, below the "kem,ng-
ton House, Pomeroy.. Particular attention
paid to repairing NIL articles in my line. IL
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SUGAR RUN SALT COMPANY.
Salt 35 cents per bushel. oihce near 'he rur-
noce f[7-l7 T.. A. PLANTS, Agent.