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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1866-01-25
IFrom the Scioto Gazette.1
THE POWER OF FAITH.

Oh tell me, old man, how you smile,
When the monster Death staros in your facet
Why is it no traces Of guile ~ IN
0'ery your furrowed brow find any placer
IT'S because have fifth in the Savior's blood,
TO atone for the sins of tho race; &. ..s..,.
And know the glad soul being washed in that
Is saved by redoeming grace.
And long to be treading tho bright, sunny
streets
OF the City of God up on high.
Where tho air Is rich-laden with blossemine
And the angels are lowering nigh. :. 4. $50
O tcif mn, old man, how you smile,
When around you are ascord and war,
And wicked men doing the while,
Deeds that angels and good men abhor7
'Tis because of the promise that all who believe
And are faithful, shall have n rewari;
And my faith is mistaken that shall receive
A crown from the hand of the Lord.
Yet few days of sorrow and trouble and gloom,
Then soil for that region above,
VIII re the eye beholds nothing but sunshine and
bloom,
And the heart thrills with nothing but love.
You have told me the soul cannot die,
And you're cheerful from morning till night,
And while speaking, Two noticed your eye
Beams forth like halo of light. ..- ia.
All yes, It's delightful to think of that day
When the soul from the aesh shall he freed,
And spreading its wings, shall he waited away,
Up to Heaven with lightning speed,
For I've friends who have gone to that home of
the blest,
And long to be with them up there.
Oh! We Winds watt me on to the haven of rest,
Which is free from all sorrow and care.
S. L. n. F.
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Humorous Clippings.

An old gentleman. named Could, having
married a young lady of. nineteen, thus ad
dressed his friend, DR.. e., at the wedding fes
tivaf
So you see, my dear sir, though ninety years old
A girl Of nineteen falls in love with old Goni,iP
To which the doctor replied:
"Gi,l of nineteen may love Could, it is true,
But believe me, dear sir. it's Gould. without "!
- Milton was asked by II friend whether
he should instruct his daughters the differ
rnt languages? He replied: No sir-one
tongue is enough for woman"
- Mrs. Partington says that Ike, having
hecom very much enamrllcd of siren ol
Boston, has led her out to the meni.l altar -
H" didn't bccome the least bit drcomposrd-
On the back OF his wedding cards were little
,ubel,s with wings.
- John e. SAKE has put forth the follow.
ing epigram
Saratoga and Newport you've seen EN-"
Said Charley, one morning, to Joe;
Pray, tell me the dffcroncu between 'em,
For bother my wig if know"
Quoth Joe, "'Tis tho easiest matter
AT once to distinguish the two:
At one you go into the water, ... ..
At the other it goes into you"
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1866-01-25
Insane Asylum Outrage.

Another cnse Of coniugal and insane asy-
lnm oppression and outrage has just come to
i.ht in New York. A man of some standing
m the community, an inveteratr politician,
some Twelve yeaIs ago married an estimahle
Young lady til" daughter of worthy old gen
tleman worth some $50. 100 or s60.0Ol. Her
father died leaving her his whole property,
her mother being dead In order to get hold
of this her husband procured a doctor and
two policemen to make afidavits that she was
drmented and unfit to take care of herself
Tn" husband was, indeed, by his shameless
proilgacies and brutal oppression, fast driv-
ing her to distraction He tore her from her
onlv child and confined her in the Blooming.
d Asylum for Two years. She escaped X
in ,nths ago, and with her son. started for her
only relatives. in Toronto. She was tracked
tlither, and Hed to Buffalo. thence to Cleve.
| md, where she took service in the family of a
physician. She had been there four months,
giving not the slightest suspicion Of insanity,
when. in the absence of the physician, she
was seized and carried back to Bloomingdale.
1t is expected that her friends will move the
matter to trial She is devout Catholic,
and BY this means was in some way dscov.
cred. 1t is said that there are between thirty
and forty women in the Bloomingdale Asy.
lum, who have been placed there by relatives
who want their property. "All that is neces.
sary to confne womaneb says one of the
New York papers. lis the opinion in writing
OF physician, and we have men of that title
h"re. who for small fee would give ans
opinion, or practice any fraud or crimc."-O
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1866-01-25
GarrisOn's Farewell.

The Liherator newspaper has ceased to ex-
ist In the number published on Friday, Mr..
Garrison prints valtdictory, which concludes
as follows:
Farewell, tried and faithful patrons! Fare
well, generous bencIhctors without whose vol
untary but essential ,pccuniary contributions
the LIberator must have long since been dis
continued! Farewell, noble m.n and women
who have wrought so long and so successful
~. under God, to break ev'ry yoke! Hail,
y ransomcd millions! Hail, year Of jubilee!
With n grateful heart and n, fresh baptism Of
the soul, my last invocation shall be
Spirit OF Freedom on
Oh! pause not in thy fight
Till every cline is won
10 worship in thy light;
Speed On thy glorious way,
And wake the sleeping lands!
Millions are watching for the ray,
And lift to thee their hands.
Still Coward be thy cry
Thy banner ON the blast;
And, like a tempest, as thou rushcst by
Despots shall shrink aghast.
On, till thy name is known
Throughout the peopled earth;
On! till thou regn'st alone,
Mans heritage by birth;
On! tin from every vale, and where the noun
tans rise,
The beacon lights Of Liberty shall kndle to the
skies! WV. LLOYD GARRISON.
Boston. December 90.
Mr. Garrs'ns correspondents drop tears
,to the grave of the Llberator, and Theodore
ilton goes off with tn" following burst:
OFFICE OF THE INDEPENDENT,
New York, Dec. 26, 1867
10 the LiJerator, about to Ascend MtO
Hearen:
Dear, venerable, dying Prophet and Apos.
e! four coming was greeted with .urses,
lnotings and revllings But your departing
IS followed with benedictions sweat memories,
md perpetual fame Hail and Farewell!
THEODORE TiLToY.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1866-01-25
A Pluclfy Ohio Soldier.

A Columbia Is C) correspondent of the
N Y. Tribune writes:
A most desperate conflict recently occurred
ut Chapnel's Depot between private Mowrey,
Company G, 2Ih Ohio. and IL desperate,
known by the several names Of Lawson, La
mnr and North He had been arrested srv-
eral times, hut by alroitncss and boldness had
always made his escape, only to renew his
career of rascality Finally, privotes Pro
vince and Mowrcy, of Company c, were sent
to ferret HIM ont and bring him in dead or
alive. After several narrow escapes, he was
finally trapped in company with confederate
named Partalow They were taken to the
nearest military station, and Partaow turned
over to the Provost Marshal. Province was
to ride Partalo s horse to Nowberry, while
Mowrey proceeded with the prisoner Lawson
on the cars to the same place. Whica short
stop was being made at CharpeIs Depot a
person came into the cars, opening the door
between the guard and his prisoner, who,
taking this opportunity of escape, darted out
of the cars and into the woods Ut course,
none of the citizens standing around would
assist in his recapture. Mowrey, without u
moments hesitation, started in pursuit, with
his rifle in hand and revolver in his belt, but
leaving his bayanet'si in the car. He was q
swift runner. and soon came within sight OF
Lawson. The latler.seeing that he would he
shot if he continued running, stopped and
threw mp his hands in token Of surrender
but, on their way to the ears, Lawson sprang
upon Mowrey, srizng his rife by the muzzle
and drawing his revolver Instantly, Mowrey
grasped the barrel Of the revolver, retaining
his hold on tile stock Of the musket. 1t was
a fearful moment for both; neither dared quit
his grasp from either weapon. Then began
the terrible struggle for life or death The
ground is spoken OF by persons, who after
ward saw it as resembling the arena Of bull
fight Lawson finally censed struggling, and
while retaining firm hold on the weapons,
offered Mowrcy $500 in greenl acks to release
him. Mowrey replied, 81 was ordered to bring
You in, dead or alive, and will do it =
Then" said the desperado ''one OF us will
60 to hell from here" "Vrry well,' replied
Mowrey, 't won't he me-" The struggle
was then renewed with more ferceness than
ever, and Lawson succeeded in throwing
Mowrey to the ground. In nm Instant the
latter let go the revolver, sprang to his feet
wrenched the musket from the hands of law
son, and placed it against his breast. With
admirable presence of mind the villain ex-
claimed, "Your gun is not capped but
those were his last words, and Mowrey took
his dead body to Newberry.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1866-01-25
The Population of the Globe.


There are on the globe about ], ,2SS, ,OOU, ,OO(
of souls of which
100000, 900 are of the Caucasian race.
552,000, 900 are Of the Mongrel race.
l9O,0OO,0OA are of the Ethiopian race.
10000, 900 are Of the Malay race
100000 are of the Indo-American race
There are 3,649 languages spoken, anc
900 different religions. -...
The yearly mortality of the globe is 1888,
1873 persons. This is at the rate of 9l,554
per day, 3, ,I30 per hour. GU per minute. Sc
each pulsation of our heart marks the dec.ast
of some human creature
The average of human life is 36 wears
Oae-fourth of the population die ut or he
fore the age OF 7 years-one-half at or before
II years.
Among 10000 persons one arrives at the
age Of 100 years, one in 500 attains the age
of 80, and one in 100 lives to the age of 6O
Married men live longer than single ones
In 1000 persons 65. marry, and more mar
riag.s occur in June and December than IN
a,.v other months Of the year.
One eighth of the whole population is mill.
tarv.
Profess ons exercise a great influence on
longevity.
In 1000 individuals who arrive at the asc
OF 10 years, a. are pr. eSts, orators, or public
speak rs 40 are ngricuturalists, 80 are
workmcn, 80 soldiers or military employees
~ advocates or engine re, u professors and
"A doctors, Those who devote their lives to
the prolongation of that of others die the
soonest.
There are 335.000,000 Christians.
There are 5,OOOOO0 israeltes
There are 6OO0O,0O0 of the Asiatie Re
ligion. ........' ..... ....
There are l60,0O0,00O Mobomedana
There are 200,OOJ,00O Pagans.
In the Christian Churches:
l70,00O,0UO profess the Rcm,n Catholic.
75,000,UO0 profess the Greek faith.
SO,0OO,OOp profess the Protestant.
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See what child can do.
Who do mot Expect to be Drunk
ards.

am alarmed TO see the prevalence that
there is Of intemperance. You have known
cases in which fire broke out in building
and engines came and poured their streams
upon it, until at last the flames were subdued
and great clouds OF smoke rolled up, and one
by one the engines were taken away, and %.
icemen were set to watch the place; and jy.
and.by the flames broke out again here and
there, 80 that it was necessary to again ia.
woke the engines, although the fire had seemed
to be extins sushed
Now the human heart is SO inAamabe, the
pass. .ons are so temptable, that it is necessary
to k, en- pluynu upon them all the tme-and
for that matter in this particular sin. with
cold uateyl For there ia n recurring labill.
tv in evrrv oenrration to anse into intem.
nernnce AID there is this about Il. that the
tem ntutona nre mnst ;rsiduons. Tho anno,r.
annas ara nost sno'iona tho r,sks orn t.rr;.
hla. anJ The nx,etta,;nns arc oxact,v CONTRA.
rv to the nrohabIe rrsnlts Men do MT exncct
to II. drnnk,rds Man do not become drink.
ards sudIanlv Tho work of ,hoir deured,.
t;nn is Gradual Al Erst ,bev take n social
rlnss t6pv tukc y pluss for social reasons not
DREAMING that the me will come when their
annpt,tc for strou,, drink will he irrpsistaLln.
~ i with moro and more frponrn, ;ndulyance
the bah,t increases anJ NJ Ist carrirs ,bem
h. vond their .,wn control Thcv sin md sim
,,,wavs decLrins that tbov conld stnn welI I
enontb il tber wanted to. Lut thn, NO, r ,er ston
They slide down slcn hv stem Nh thc;r If. IS
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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1866-01-25

BUcKwHEAr CAKES Wet WITH Water
Take quart of buckwheat -four, and nearly
m even tablespoonful Of salt Stir in warm
water til it is the consistency Of thin batter
Beat it thoroughly. Add two tablespoonful
of yeast, if disfillery, or twice as much # home
brewed. Set the batter where it will warm
through the night Some persons never stir
Il EN- after they have risen, but take them out
carefully with largo spoon. Add toa-
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1866-01-25
MARTIN HAYS,

Attorney at Law. Ilarrisonvillc, Meigs county.
Ohio, will promptly att, nd to all business that
may be entrusted to his care, in the several STATE
Courts of Ohio, and in The U. 5. Courts for the
Northern and Southern Districts of Ohio. I'll
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legal advertisements charged at rates allowed
by law.
Casual or transient advertisements must be
aid for in advance.
Advertisements not having tho number Of inser-
tions marked on copy, will be continued until
forbid, and charged accordingly.
AN communications and notices will be charged
in proportion, excepting obituary and marriage
notices, which to subscribers will be gratuitous
for five lines or less over five lines will be sub
iectcd to the usual charge. Religious notices OF
fvo lines or less will be inserted gratuitous.
m9s- All advertisements, to insaro insertion,
must be brought in before the Tuesday noon prior
to tho day of publication.
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Matchmaker and Jewcler, and wholesale ami
retail dealer in Watches, Clocks, Jewelry ana
Fancy Goods, Front street, below the Remington
House, Pomeroy. Particular attention Fa'| q, 10
repairing all articles in my line. li-lJ
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.p l. A. w. WILLIAMS, .-
Teacher of the Organ, Plane and Melodcon, Flute
and Violin.
Pianos and Melodeons tuned and repaired.
[8-3s-tf.1
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Attorney and Counselor at Law Cheshire, Galiia
county, Ohio. Prompt attention given to the
collection Of claims. l'-lJ
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A. KOHL,

Dealer in and manufacturer of Umbrellas. Cour
street, End door from Front, Polneroy, Ohio
He slso repairs Umbrellas, and purchases old
onos at liberal prices. l'-ll
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@. r. SIMPSON.
SIMPSON. @.
N. 4. q. p. SIMPSON.

Attorneys and Counselors Mt Law, Pomeroy, W
will prastico in the counties of Athens, dall'a
and Mcig. also in Mason county, West VA. an"
adjoining counties Office second story Smith
building Court street. li-lJ
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NUMBER a.

pleHSHreS OF SOCletV ana OF an older clviljga.
ton which they must forpgo in the sparsev
settled regions of the far west, to which the
great current of migration is tending. It
will also be our duty to promote the most rap-
id assimilation Of the foregoing element with
our native population, The events through
which we have lust pnssed have nroven bnw
RAPIDLY the foreipn settler has becnmo Anar;.
can in interest, in thought nnd in natriotsm.
but the good results we have seen sbonlJ only
encoui age us to more systematic us, of tbe
Tmeans Which tend to SO desirable resfi,9 -
A nation is strong in proportion to the homo.
gently ofits people To be countrymen sbould
in itself be a pledge of brotherhood wherever
we meet, and brotherhood implies community
of language and similarity of habit and tho't
10 encourage and stimulate our naturalized
fellow citizens, and the new comers who MR..
pose becoming such, TO adopt our language.
to educate their children with ours, and to
identity themselves with us as ropidly as nos.
sbe, is the dictate of true patriotism in ps
and, at the same time, is the best welcome
we can give them, since there can he M nucs.
ton that they will thus become most Quickly
acquainted with their rights as citizens, will
be least likely ovcrreached and made durcs
of in business or in politics, and Will find tie
road to pecuniarv profit and personal advance.
ment most rapidly omen before them
Our common school system at, be 'os4e-ed
and improved and there is nothing in which
onr peo pie have a deeper interest than this
If there he any one thing to which, under
Providence, more than to another we owe onr
safe passage through our recent perils. 7 he
lieve it is the intelligence which our common
schools have universally diffused. It has not
been simply the pow. io read but that larger
and wider culture which has made the Amer.
lean people capable Of weighing and deciding
upon grave arguments of right and of poliry
in the midst of greatest excitement. The
Government appealed TO them as men able
to comprehend any arguments of State policy.
and the steady loyalty OF the people and their
perseverng supp ,rt of the national cause was
in direct proportion to the intelligence and
@ elucaton OF different States or communities.
VII ctnn 90 further, and declare nv bslcf
tn It, outside of the imme | a the,'e. of hos.
tile operations the cause of the Government
never lost anything by the most untrammeicd
of public discussion and priptnr. be.
cause the peope were always able to detect
the soDhsms of disloyaltv, and their patriotic
purp ,scs were strengthened rather than weak
.ncd by seeing the Whole force of the enemy
rhev hid to meet Among the safeguards Of
onr liberties and guarantees of the permapenco
of our institutions, / reckon our school sys.
TEN the very chief Blind and devoted love
of country may exist under despntisn, If
ignorance be the mother of superstitious or
childish attachment. but liberty and repub-
canism can be built on no other solid founda.
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DENTISTRY.

DIR. ID. G. WHALEY, Dentist.
Office on Court Street, one door below McQuigg
& Smiths Leather Store. Work warranted.
I'll
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Ausiness Cards.
LEWIS PAIN e
r. w. HAMPTON,

Attorney and Counselor nt Law, Pomeroy, ONO
Office in the Court House, l'-l'1
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sUGARRUN SALT COMPANY.
satt 4s- oenis per bushel. Office near !he tur
mace. GEO. B. GROW, Agent. 17-l]
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DIR. GEORGE h. ACKLEY,

JTAVING permanently located in this city,
IL would respectfully tender his professional
services to the citizens of Psmeroy and vicinity
Offise in Smiths new building, on Court street
where he may be found at all times, except when
professionally absent.
Pomcroy, January II, lS65-[6m.]
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A. Sc E Boa NJ ,

DRUGGI:T AND APOTHECARf,
nEALER IN OILS, PAINTS, BRUSHES,
~ varnishes, Dyestutfs. Pcrfulnery, and fancy
ar ices, Front street, pomcroy Ohio. PreS"riP
tions carefully put up. l'-lI
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w, A. AICHER,

roMEROY SALT COMPANY.
Salt As cents per bushel. l'-il
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POMEssOY IRON COMPANY.

POMER0Y, OHIO,
Kccp constantly on hand and mako to order all
sizes of the celebrated
pOMER0Y IRON.
Gss- Orders filled on short notice.
[7-l1-f.] c. GRANT. Agent
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J. CARTWRIGHT
j. U. MYERS

J. CARTWRIGHT, j. U. NfkRH
CARTWRIGHT e. MYERS,
Attorneys and Counsclors at Law. Prompt at
tention given to all business intrustcd to lhei
care. Office on Court street, Pomeroy, Meg
.orptv Ohio. $50 tt. !
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and honor and prosperity have crowned their