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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-19
Illinois Central Railroad,

ION AND AFTER SUNDAY, MAY 2Gth
~ trains will leave from the GreatlCentral
Del OF. foot Of Lake and South Water Street
Through Express, AT SIS A. NJ, arriving at
daily, exc. Sundays, Cairo at 900 r. NJ
Night Express, $50 P. NJ. arrives at 1:GO A N
This Trains connect for Peoria Alton, st. Louis
Memphis New Orleans and Mobile.
Kankakee Accommodation, Sis p. NJ
HYDE PARK AND WOOD LAWN
6:S5 A NJ 7:45 AM
1900 1:35PM
400PM $50 "
6:l5P $50
Sleeping cars on all night trains.
For tickets and information apply at the Grea
Genital Tepot-foot of Lake Street.
W. X. ARTHUR, Gen'l Supt.
W. F. oHSsoS, Gen'l. Passenger Ag't. jul
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-19
EAGLE TOBACCO WORKs.

r OwENTHAL, ROTHSCHILD L CO., MAN
IL facturers, Of Plug Tobacco Cigars
wholesale dealers jim Leaf, Fine Cut, Smoking
ond Tobaeso and 80 SopEh Watse Sdsse VhisAs
sA 0h3e s-1 FtA+
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-19

VSctos.ioe EbosseA.
VvHE OWNER CAV HAvEIT BY CALLING
= ON Emanuel" Smiths Liveryt Stable, prov,
NJ property and paying charges. dee52
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-19
Girl II m ted.

A GOOD ACTIVE GIRL CAPABLE OF
N doing al kinds Of hOuseworl, eeokiuy, etc.,
can hear of good place and wages, corner Of
18th and Brady streets.
jan3-dtf J. A. LECLAIRE.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-19
Hannibal 4 St. joseph Railroad

nSnmlDal q De Joseph ka1lfOao
AND STEAM PACKET LINES ON THE
"A Missouri River. The most practicable route
to the Gold Mines of Idaho, Bannock City, vir-
ginia City, Gallatin, Denver, Washoe, Boiseea nd
son to above points. All rail to St. Joseph. At
Gibson, Latan and Weston. The Daily Packet
Emile, runs from Weston to Leavenworth, fseven
miles,) and Kansas City, forty mes.) Stage
connections from Leavenworth and Kansas CITY
to Lawrence, Topeka Fl. Riley, 1t. Scott, Sans
Fee
Tri-Weekly Packets--The elegant packets CD
orado, Denver. J. II. Lacy, West Wind and 4,
Majors form Tri- Weekly Line from st. JOSEPH
to Nebraska City, Council BLUES and OMAHA.
Also Daily Stages from St Joseph to above points.
Miners with teams and luggage carried on the
same train and packet to the above starting points
and arrive fresh for the Plains.
Connections mace by rail and by packets on tn
Mississippi River with the Hannibal st. Joe
K. at Quincy and Hannibal.
For through Tickets or Freight, apply 70 r. NJ
prettyman, agent, ut Davenport, or on board the
Packets.
J.. Tx. HAYWARD, Gcn'l Sup't.
y. Il. CROAT Gen Ticket Agent
w p LDRlNSON Ert Agent
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-19

Il. -. TAILOR. M. u.

H1e nbe i n 1SDn8e NJ H.
HOMEOPATllIST. OrricK-N. W. corner
Ill Main and Sd Sts Residcnce--sd st.. N.
side. Cd door west Of Perry. Office hours A.
N. too r. NJ.
References--Dr. !. Morton, New York. Or N.
Webster: DAYTON, O.; DR.. u. Ehrman, Cincinnati.
o.; Or. }. Temple, Prof. Of Mnt., Md, DR.. r. n.
Franklin. Prof Of Surgery in the Home Medical
College Of Mo-. at st. Louis; Rev. D. 3. Wat
son; Of this city. decl6.dlm~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-19

DASvrlLr, Pa. June 2, 1862 ~. Vim. h. GrsSs
- Dear Sir lin Feb. 1861, I was afflicted with
than two gallons Of water in twenty -four hours.
was obliged to get Up often ten or twelve times
during the night, aid In I'VE months lost about
hfty pounds il weight Dufisg the month d julY.
1861, procured two bottles Of Constitutes Va,
ter, and II two dsys sher using y ! sxpefienced
relief end after taking two bottlssl was eneissly
cured, 500 aftsr rsyaining my usual god heart.
Yours truly, Nv. L. Dr. WITT.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-11-30

of Baltimore The Point of Rocks road will
be 40 Or so miles long, Il. is 70 miles now
from Baltimore to Point of Rocks, and 81
miles from Washington to Point of Rocks by
the present railroad By the new road it will
only be 40 or 80 miles to Point of Rocks from
Washington. 1t is being built by the BaIti-
more and Ohio Railroad Com pany. The
Pittsburg and Connellsyille road is l49 miles
long; SO miles are completed and in opera
ton between Pittsburg and Connellsvllc; the
remaining so miles will be completed it is
hoped, in about a year. When these two
links are completed, there will be IN airline
railroad from Chicago to Washington, rs fol
lows: Chicago to Pittsburg, by Fort Wayne
and Chicago Road, 46S miles; Pittsburg to
Cumberland, by Pittsburg and Connellsvlle
Reads miles; Cumberland to Washington,
by Baltimore and Ohio and Point CT Rocks
Road, l55 milcs--total from Chicago to Wash
ington only III miles, or II miles shorter
than the present shortest route by way Of
Harrisburg and Baltimore The difference
in time, however, will be still greater Itnow
requires 40 hours to go from Washington to
Chicago By the new route through trains
can easily be run in 50 hours, and that will
be only 2j miles per hour
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-11-30
Storing Es0fagocR.

When potatoes are to be put away In pits,
care should be taken to keep them as dly az
possible, and 10 yentiIate the pile SO that ma
coofned air shall remain. The hest method
is to select high, dry ridge, and wien the
pile i9 formed, give it a thick covering Of
straw, grass Or stalks, with Il sufficient tljck.
meas OF cnrth to render them secure from the
frost, and then cover the whole with plank so
as to turn off the water into trenches, which
should surround the heaps In forming tho
pile, tube Or several Of them, according to
the length of the pit, should be extended into
the body Of the heap, and reach to thu top OF
the earth Tor the escape of heated air
These may be five or ten inches square, and
in very cold weather the opening should sbO
closed with u bunileof straw or hay, With.
out this precautlon potatoes that are designed
for seed are as much injured as II they were
intended for the table. Before planting tims
they are SO much grown that their strength
and vgor are SO much exhausted that the
second growth is much weaker than the first,
causing slender s!ckly vines, and greatly
diminished crop. -. 'or. =
Except the covering Of plank, turnip and
other roots should be stored ard ventilated Ia
TIE same roanAcg, .-''' ~
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-11-30
Special Correspondence of the Cincinnati Gazette.
Courageous Conduct OF Two Ohio
Gavulrylnea-TRe Value OF fSe-
pcaakrig EsitEcS. ...... ....

Fort Laramie, Oct. 2j.--Whcn Gen. Con-
nor struck Tongue river it was bis intention
.to follow that ,trenn, "a lis junction with the
Yellow Stone as that was the p6int which
was sorerd mon between himself and Col.
Cole as concentrating point for the two
commands, By some unavoidable drlav the
lime upon which they had agreed 10 meet had
already passed, and as Col. Cole had rations
mn 70 ihat t,pc only, General Connor began
to feel ,nyious, for the welfare of that com
.mand He occoraingly DISPATCHED Cant Mar
shaIYs comnniy (E5 llth Regiment Ohio
Cavalry VoLnnteers to the mouth OF Tongue
river to relieve That command from its suffer
;ng CONDITION. .-..
=" Cant Marshall (now Major MarshaIN ar
rived at the mmt,, Of Tongue river m safety,
bnt contrary 10 his eynectations found no
troGnS nov anv ;udicatjons Of th,m. He ac-
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-11-30
NUMBER 4s

one hive on another, or on box, and the
bees have worked down in it but little, and
1t remained under them through the winter,
we have found that they have wintered well;
from these observations, we found it best to
give bees plenty Of room in the winter, and
we have practced this method with success.
In the fall we set the hive on another, or ~
a box foot high or more, leaving hole
open at or near the lower hive or box, and
another at the lower part Of the hive in which
the bees are Then the bees will have prop,
er air from the empty hive; and the dampness
from perspiration of the bees will in aoms
measure fall down into the lower hive, and
vixen 1t congeal9 upon the sides Of the hive,
it will on a. warm, day melt and run down to
the bottom and beyond the heat OF the he.a,
iits~'ll ganarally resnaia frozen.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-11-30

James Nisbct ono Of the editors Of the San
francisco Bu)lciin, was among the sufferers
b. the wreck Of tie Brother jonathan on the
Pacific coast, last July. The lody Of The old
nan was found foating in the OCEAN, seven
niles from land. When it was taken ashore
and examined there was found in the de-
clasel's vest pocket will which was written
att@r the ship struck the fatal rock. Contcm-
plating calmly tic terrible scenes about him,
and calculating his chances Of life, he had
the coGl courage TO make such disposition
Of lis property as would be most beneficial ld
those who would be lett behind him. The d
man writing WILL amid the bowling of The
tempest that was ashng the ocean into foam
lng billows, and surroundedby drowning men,
women and children waiting out their agony
to the pitloss winds and the raging sea, pre-
scns a hcroic picture. Here is II copy Of the
will, and let the reader observe with what care
il is written:
AT SEA, on BoAEp TIE BRorHEG JONATHAN,
.., July 20, 1850.
In view Of death, hereby appoint my
brother, Thomas Nisbet, at present engaged
on the Pacific Railroad, near Clipper Gap
California, my sole executor, with instructions
to, wind up my whole estate, real and personal
and convert the Same INTO casir with all con-
venient srced, but so as MOTTO sacrifice the
same, and to pay over and divide the same
equally between himself and my sole sister
Margaret Nsbct. now residing in England
and under the burden Of the payment Of Il
legacy Of 5000 in gold to Alurira Hopkins
wife of CaSpnr t. lIopkius, Insurance Agent,
-,Gp Franz Cnliiur1lia nd | desire that
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-11-30
2eftFg,
(EroIn the Delaware Gazetts.)
THE GEM ETERY.

Sad pleasuye It's to 90 within ..r,.., o.
The churchyard bounds and wander there;
And think of those who once had been
Our nearest friends, so loved and dcnr.
Now resting in the gloomy grave,
Their loving hearts have turned to clayj
Their little lives their maker gave,
And he has taken them away. ''f '1.
We love to lingcr in the place,
And weeping, kiss the sacred mould;
ncmbcring each familiar t,.co "
Each pleasing word and look ofold i4.ir' 9G
The pleasant past seems like a dream, Z,
Z hn present full of grief and giuom;
Our fife is but rapid stream
That bears us swiftly to the tomb. ri
The grave doth humble bnughty pride: '
There is no caste, no social bounds,
The rich and poor lie side by side, @
Here in the conaccratcd grounds, ili
And many stricken down in health,
And so;nc long suffering with pain, ..
Who tried all means hGtlfricnds or wealth
Or Skill could bring, but all in vain, aa..
'" Lie mouldering here in common earth. 3D.
With angels now their spirits sing, n.
And many missed around the hearth,
Now hover near with angel wing. . - a,i q
10 mark the place the dead rcpose, '5
Tail marbles rise and ilow'ry mounds. .
Through summer heats and winter SHOWS,
And when Lilc apr!0ging grass surrounds, -,.
They sleep thcir las, ,inwaliing sleep;
Unconscious, in their coffin beds,
OF heat, ard cold, and storms that sweep
With horrid roar above their beads. ,...i
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-11-30
.t us (From Hafper's Weckly.l lfG .uyl
AHe etdOtc of President johnson.

II say, say, General Jackson, for fear you
should think have some axe to grind be-
cause tryiso hard to keep you at my poor
house all night, ! will agree to entertain you
free of expensel expostulated the landlord
of the only inn in the village of Jefferson,
Ashe county, North Carolina to Gen Jack.
son, late one evening in the autumn of lS--,
as he entered his carriage TO pursue his Jour-
ney towards TENNESSEE "Thc Blue Ridge.
sir, is infested with banditti, and you will Ger
taihly be robbed, and possibly murdered, be-
fre motning. Il heFcech vou 10 stay" I,
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-11-30

kill any game. Never stopping to sleep, they
travelled incessantly until they struck the trail
on Powder River Here they found fresh
Indian signs, but as their horses were jaded
much they were compelled to stop and let
them Craze awhile.
After grazing about nm hour they again
started. Taking advantage of any hollow or
piece of timber that might screen them from
observation, they were. proceeding az rapidly
and as silently rs the nature of the ground
would permit, when suddenly they we're start.
led by 4 hideous war whoop, echoed and re.
echoed through the bluffs by score or more
of tcndisi devils, who were preparing to rush
upon them. Onr little party gazed upon them
with feelings OF mingled surprise and dlsmay,
lhataly lsnowing what 70 do Suddenly, as if
ssitii ea6uie itlef, they seised
their rifles with u firm grasp, and yelling at
the tops Of their voices, they charged upon
the Indians at their utmost speed. When
within Il short distance they halted and began
firing rapidly, and being armed with the Speu-
Ger Repeating Rife which carries seven char
ges, they contrived to strike terror and dis.
may to the hearts Of the savagcs, who de.
campcd with such precip pitate haste as to leave
DenlNu them lOur PONIES loaded with Indian
fnery, Buffalo robes, &c These our two he
rocs secured with lariats, and resumed their
journey, though not without considerable tre-
pdation and fear; for, knowing that the pres.
cnee Of one party indicated that others were
in the vicinity, they feared lrstthe small par
ty they Ind Just whipped might augment their
numbers andagain attackthem. They mend
ed their pace, therefore, and took great pre-
cautions to keep out of sight They saw sew
eral parties aftcrward, bur succeeded in elud.
ing them, and arrive ed safely at the camp Of
Col Coles command, where they we're re
cciycd with great rejoicing, They found this
in a most destitute condition =.
They we're living on mile IN Sat, and had been
so living for more than ten days. Neither
-four nor hard tack was to be hajl, and the
Indians watched them so closely as to pre-
clude all possibilities Of hunting.
Sergeant Moses gave them Instructions as
to what direction to march to obtain rationa
quickest, and then returned with his partyatO
Gen Connor command, where they were re-
ceivcd with great enthusiasm General Con-
nor presented each Of them with y pony as
a reward for their distinguished services.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-11-30
Travel Between Baltimore and
81, ...t tSG West. .. ........

The Baltimore and OHIO Railroad Company
put its new schedule into effect on Monday
last aiSl we learn thatit is successfully work
ing in its much improved facilities for the
travel between the, East and West by Balti-
more .... + B.. .,.... I..J .Hl f-..... .
For the first time since the Road has been
open to Wheeling. we believei.it haa ,now
three through ilrsi-class trains in each drrec-
ton between Baltimore and Washington aud
Wheeling and Parkcrsburg with prompt and
close connections at the two latter points, and
at Benwood to and from all PORTIONS Of the
West, through thoagency OF. the Central Ohio,
the Marietta, and the Cleveland and Wheel
ing Roads, with their aiatlnI lines This
puts the Baltimore and Ohio line therefore
at high mark, with9the large increase Of IA
ciIities and the. decidedly superior advantages
which it thus presents for passenger travel
BY its rapid improvement in double track
the rebuilding, il, permanent iron work, the
many bridges OF temporary nature that had
been destroyed during the war, the addition
of more than fifty new and superior passenger
cars, and some thirty locomotives, adapted to
high speed for passenger service, the hne has
fitted itself for assuming at once first class
position as u great through route for paSSen7
gers, as fully as it had already proven itself
for many years us u Successful and prompt
carrier of freight .1----.---
Two very important enterprises are now
under full headway The Que is the construc-
ton OF railroad from Washington to Point
of Rockssono the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road, near Harpers Ferry, and the other rs
the complexion Of the Pttshurg and Con.
nellsville Railroad between Piitsburs and
Cumberland, the latter also point on the
fMiti,nnre and Ohin RNilrtoal, l7S mics vrYt
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-11-30

MnSrNa.---Somc people hold That it is bet.
ter to mjlk-oncc day, than twice or oftsnes.
That such t&hg should he cnttrtainelis is al-
most remarkable Whenever We wish TO dry
a COW, w" milk her onyr day il. difficult to
do it, then once in two or three days. Thin
ought to satisfy anyone Cow, that give much
milk should he MIXED tlrc. times then twice.
We have known this to Je the most beneQcal
plan, MIX often, where there ia plenty Of
milk, but regular!y. 1t is nccvssasy to MIX
regularly as { ed regu!NrlY. --IH
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-11-30
~ III ! 70 rotr. LinIlI m and | thnnl, ~ J,

'~i'''0N', - M, NJ il II -. =, ~ :
Try and reach the tennessee fne at all events
have no fears OF neiahS molested; -, Drive on
Ned, or'skly. Aaeu' Reh'ie'heh all! ana the
old nero drove OH at raP,u Pn, pace
,Hliloa there, youhgsser! crled tne iaha-
lord to sum, wlry, haSen-heaaed Striping
standing IN the mc'ieJ croWd IN N front OF the
tavern III you are Souis 10 ehngssee' you
nad peter Jump up pcninu anu 20 aIoif wi VIII n
the General; 1t us cnea5 rio'lg r., as Walking.
!, sure enough iecnon | u Deter, anu
'hhnh YOU reP'iou Wy 5oams MAJ jumping
", behind the coacn asis ~ arove on;
hey roae on q''ie.h3 III Sone hours i un,il !,
{ney pfFah lo 'ss'.b 1 Eh, wliea VI
.S, KY. y
NJ 1o,
~ ~ ''',S; ,Jrov. 1o,rso, r ,-,,
itS ~, ,. tn r.,',,nssao ] ,,J r.hn't ;
'";.-S.' ,;"L. va rn ~ ,,arrioro cir
~" s.s !" m'' s;," ~ '0"' "'- '"SN' ''' :
0's ~ pa ,,;, n"" nl,o,,a ~ ,n,. c,rr;o~o
"a Can,a rnrya,1 ,,,5 takc . sn:, a,h mo u
,r,>ai H 80, s;r. 'i' i,'4 .Io ,n,,r4a;,, l.
n"," w. h.o '' I'Il ;'' 90 .fs ,,a ,vaI,. ~,
i'SLioi s,Tp I,.fJ NS'r, J"" ,t';n siG,
"a 49, nf W. ,La a"" "p ~ p4 LSthnot rono
~ "n,r,n m aw ~,'',,'S nbood of hi,1o os,
cnndipa The mountain. He anpearea to he
intoxicated. He lurched this way and the
other way. stagaerint backward and forward;
nov his knees would double M, and he would
miss step, as if the earth had suddenly van
;nL"l I, Eofptno b;,,'. +"-, ,ro,,lJ crn.s I;s
lees, and lurch would send him dagonally
acrogs the road. He stoned and braccd him
self m SO as nearly to fall backward, and
then drilted hplDlessly along. Presently he
turned an angle In tie rond and was out of
sight a#'i- '-
"That man is bcas.ly drunk" remarked the
General. ..p. .l
+t' "Drnnll-nna munr .ir louuhpdfhc vonnc,
man "he no mare drunk than Fam, He's
nlavinr 'possum and means mischief Look
tbcrel he's Ivjn, in the road" ..
As tbov drove m he raiscd himself Iazilv,
and hailed them. "IIicl ah II say, zen
tlemen, can't YOU give man lift? II
HE can't walk; I'm loaded too heavily with
d--l moan whisky .I.'
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-11-30

AgAN's CovRrsmp like short court.
ships, and in this Adam acted ljkc a sensible
mamie fell asleep a bachelor and awoke 10
find himself married man He appears to
have popred the question immediately upon
meeting Miss Eve, and she, without flirting Or
sayp&ss, gave him a kiss and herself. Ofthat
first kiss in The world we have had our own
thoughts, however and sometimes, in Il roe'i.
cal mood, wished we were the mauthat did it
But the doedis doner-tbc hancc was Adams
and he improved it. We like the notion OF
gH,tjng married in y gard"n. Adam 8 wos
private No cnvous aunts and gruntm.
rrandmohnrs The birds of the heavens
we're the mnstrcls, and tn glad sky tlnng its
LIGHT upon the scene One thing about the
frs, wedding brln@s qGer things 70 US in
spite OF its srrjpumal truth Adam aod his
wife were rather younr to marry--solne two
OF three years old according to the suggest
hons". a rot or kette--aor
thing but lo7e and Eden, .s
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-11-30

watehmaker and Jewcler. and wholesale and
rrisil dealer in Watches, Clocks, JeweirS anu
Fancy Goods, Front street, below the Remington
House. pomoroy. Particular attention P.id i"
repairing Nil articles in my line. lt-lJ
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Y. SINF1oN.
4
3. sIkfsoE


Atarnoys and ,toansGlors Al Law, Pomeroy, O.,
will prasties in the counties q Athens, eallia
ssd Nriss; also IN Mastn county, West Va, and
adjoining counties. Office second story snt'n :
building Court street. .-. ..... li-lI
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-11-30
DIR. n, GEORGE TX. AG,KLEY,

''IJAVIMG permanently located in this city,
j / would respectfully tender his professional
services tonthe citizens of Pomeroy and vicinity
oaice in Smiths new building, on Court Street
where he may be foundHt nl times, except when
professionally absent. 'i'l ,i.y n ir1t
. Poneroy, Januaryat7, lsG5--L6r.l :. '''
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-11-30

PRicHlY Ism BEnu1Gs FOR THE CRoLEaA---
DR.. j. II. Jordan, editor Of the lnd!a2pq.l1
Gazette, who, II will b. y N auh"re', 1s!
charge of the Cholera ilosPitol on I5'Ith
street, in this city, IN lH4a, this writes IA las
paper regarding the wra;menrGi cholera
In all probability It Otc cholra} VII 81.
here next vrar, AM! it may he early M ~
,pring or sunlmcr We have had sonls sHr2-
rsnce in the treatment of this draa-.tU! DIS.
ease. in IS49, in Cincinnati, ns some-et our
readers will probably reeolee' and WI ts2pne
one article Of very great imroriaoFf --'aa, o;
pricky ash berries We tEereihl- .'t'yisn
druggists everywhere to secure as thSnS, c!
these berries as they can, oratlea.t 4 reNsl1-
able quantity, This can be done Is ,arYE
the country people knoY about i, and t4ev
will gather them, ShoUIA't"e cho'era zone
we shall certainly. v.en some Of these ber-ae+
lis to the m,nnst oi as ng thfm5wi be. t,a's
enough TO sPsak Of that herasi'os, ,--'<t-sss*'
S54's H...-s ~ ....r.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-11-30
POW MEfsOY IRON COMPANY.

= .1sGm,q3d 10 PoMEROY, OHIO, llypri
Keep const stautly,on hand and make to order al
:, eizes: Of the celebrated GajN .li
go 10 glrt1 POMEROY5IBON. a.s Of afrl
VI ssTse Orders filled on short notice. gHal
!y7-il-tf!a bll c.'trp.t C. GRANT, Agent
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-11-30

moo /DR UGGIST AND APOTHECARY,'
5nEALER IN, OILS, PAINTS, BRUSHES,
~ Varnishcs, Dyestuffs, Perfumery, 'and fancy
articles, Front street, Pomeroy Ohio. Prescrip-
.iens 'safcfulywn up. a,altatl.L.-i... (1-ll
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-11-30

Attorney 'and Counselor st Law, Cheshire. Calls
eounty, Ohio. Prompt attention given to the
collection Pf rlnims' trll
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-11-30
s,JsARnuN SALT COMPANY.

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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-11-30

IN. MARTIN, G. n. SAUNDERS. 2
a.. DE's MARTIN s; SAUNDERS,
Botsnic Physicians, tender their protessona, ser
vices to the citizens Of Orange and vicinity.
All disease. Of u private nature strictly conf
Dental. All calls promptly attended to- Pre-
aoriptions, cash. 0ffioca Martin Mill, Orange,
Mcigs Co., Ohio. o. ...a . r[sopl4.3ml