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The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-06-24

Vagum. These, in their course, send branches to
the pharynK and laFynKj the soDhaQuS; the vessels
q ths neck and heart The lungs; the liver; the
spleen; and the diaphragm.
II 70 pnneoeslary to 90 farther than primary de-
rangement Of the stomach, to account for a multi.
tnde OF distressing symptoms with which many are
afflicted, such As; -
Indigestion, Headache,
Biliiso,usnsss, Extreme Nervous Agta
Acldly, tion,
PaPitation Of the Heart, Daiculty Of Respiration,
A sense Of oppression at StupoF, ~ Tf
the pit Of the stomach, A temporary loss Of mem.
An Incapacity for the ory, irritabity,
slightest ExeTtion, Sense Of Emptiness,
Depression Of Spirits, DrowsinesS,
Mistiness and lndistinCt- Pulse less FREQUENT and
ness Of Vision, more feeble than usual,
Cold Hands and Feet, Debility,
Unpleasant taste in the Extreme Lanaor and Ex.
Month, particularly when haustiOn, .,.,l
Tisingthe morning Dependency,
Numbness OF the Limbs Restlessness, I
and other parts, EmaOiation and Extreme
Vertigo Nausea, Debility,
Dull Heavy Pain and sense Costiveness.
Of weight in the Head,
y Persons purchasing these Pills will be careful to
observe that the ams Of o, HALSTED, (ia Rjh
letters, on black papeF) Is affixed as a wrapper to
each box; and that NONE ARE GENUINE unless labeled
In this manner For sale by Druggists everywhere.
Principal Depot at BURNET's,
April, Is. IA 3. Fourth street, Cincinnati.
PRICE, FIFTY CENTS.
IP Persons iemitting Us 81 100 in cash, or Postage
Stamps, will receive (by nail TWO BOXES Of Pills,
FREE or EXPENSE. Il
a m ? All who erder from see this advertisement,
will please notify Us Of that fact. .gr.
Country merchants can purchase these Pills, from
CINCINNATI DRUoGEsTS at PropfietOES PRICES.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-06-24
DYSPEPSIA.

THESE Restorative Pills have been us ed in pri.
i vate practice, with unprecedented success, for
20 years. they have never before been offered to the
public. These Pills remove distinctions, open the
natural passages Of the huidI Of the bOdy-as the
pores and tactical Uessels.
r THEY ARE WHOLLY VEGETABLE,
and perfectly harmless in their effects, instead of
weakening and debilitatlng the patient (as is usu.
ally the case with other Pills they give tone to the
stomGeh-strengthenin and ihvigOrating both stOm
ach bowels; and imPartihg new feeling and ener
~ to every part Of the system. .i .i
Being wholly vegetable, they are mild In their
They are slow in their movement, but thorough In
their fIenovatng and restorative chaFactef and need
only be tried to be approved Of by all suCh as are
afflicted with the horrible suffering arising from Dis
pepsia, OF any Of the symptoms Of disOTdsred
stomach. rf NN,u k,fe d
THE sToMACH Is THE CENTRE OF sYMPATHEG q
.Itis principally supplied with nerves BY large
pairpOCeeding directly from the brain called the Par
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-06-24
ALSO Hfa
For Sale all
POPULARi MEDICINES,
SUPPORTERS, BANDAGEs,
II Il U SIS E 8
Surgical Instruments, etc.
TO the wholesale Trade.

To the Wholesale Trade.
We now have our wholesale rooms fitted up, and
samples arranged in convenient style, and our facli-
ties enables us to sell to the trade more advarta-
geous terms than any other house can, and low, OF
even lower than eastern houses, thus saving the ex-
pense of transportation to country merchants.
Ourgoods, in all instances, are what they are re
presented tOb Obe-and when sold by sample shall al
waysbs in conformity with the samples shown.
Care is taken to have our cases properly packed,
and to guard against injury in transportation.
We solicit orders from parties not visiting our city;
and will sndeavor, in all instances to satisfy in every
particular, all who COnfde their orders to us.
Our thanks are due 70 the public for the very lib.
eral patronage we have heretofore received, and we
han aim to keep up and increase our favorable repu-
tion Of one price, fair dealing and courteous bearing
toward all our patrons. ,a
as KOHL 4 FOWLER.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-06-24
AGENTS! AGENTS!!

X REAT INDUCEMENTS are now being offered
VI to industrious and enterPhsing young men to
engage as agents, to sell by ISL BSCRIPTI0N
EAOLUetEhLt new lmPor1ant I.l ana nlgnly inter
taste of matter presented and mechanical execution
are not exceled, having received the applause of
the greatest literary characters Ofthe country Ger.
tain districts of country will be- allotted to agents
for their exclusive benefit, and books furnished
WHOLESALE at unusual low prices. .,....
For particulars address Publishers, POsr PAID.
J. g. H. MILLER & Co.,
May Columbus, Ohio.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-06-24
Wholesale Nestern AGENCY

Wholesale western Agency
For Myers Ex. Rock Rose, Wrights Indian vegsta.
Bile: Pills, Watts Nervous AntidOte, Lyons Kath-
airon and Jamaica Ginger, Whita's Amber Glass and
Jamaica Ginger, Bishops Almond Lotion, Nuttall's
syriacum, Kendall & TsylOr's Thermometers and
Barsmeters, sc.
State Agents for M'Lsan's Liniment, LocOck's
Waters, Jew David'S Plaster, DR.. Rowand's, DR..
Swayne's, GrafFenberg, M'Candle's, Railways, and
other Medicines, Bight's Corn Plaster, TOothaChs
Drops, JOhnson's Tooth Soap, DaCOsta's Tooth
Wash, ThuutOn'S Tooth Powder, Burgess & Co.'s
Rat ExterminstOr, etc.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-06-24
interesting Case Of LIE Insurance.

alb We noticed, short time since, an an.
nonncement in Boston paper, that case
was about to come up for trial there invOlv'
ing an important question in life insurance
The suit was instituted against Life In.
surance Company blythe executors Of q
!. man who had killed himself, to recover
under the policy issued BY said company,
the amount which they had insured on the
fife Of the deceased. The Company re-
fused to pay, on the ground that by the
terms of the policy they we're not liable,
iuasmuch as the party whose life they had
insured had killed himself. On the other
side It was insisted that the Company was
bound to pay the amount stated in the poll.
CIV, as the deceased was not in his right
r mind when he killed himself, and that
therefore he not being a responsible agent
at the time, his self. destruction was not the
act Of suicide contemplated by the policy,
b to render nullity. ~ l.,ai
hof The point is an important one, and inter-
ests not only the life insurance companies,
but all who have taken policies from them.
The notice in the Boston paper spoke of
the case in that city as a new one. This is
. mistake. The point involved in the case
has been up before Courts in England, and
also in this country; and, strangely enough,
opposite decisions have been given in the
/ two countries. And it is a curious co in.
q cidence that the cases in England and here
should have come up in the same year,
~ This case in England came up before the
Court that Easter term of lS43, and from
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-06-24
FURNISHING STORE.
laoAWILLIAM Adds

TTAS removed to Sixth street, Bacons Building.
II under Magnolia Hall, Cincinnati, Ohio. Man
ufacturer of Costumes and Regalia of every des-
perance, temple of Honor. Druids, Red Men,
Brotherhood Of the Union, and Good Fellows.
= m57 Being q member of the above Orders, l am
prepared at all times to furnish everything apper.
taining thereto with punctuality and despatch.
knight Templars, Royal Arch and Master Ma
sons, Red Men, Druids, Temple Of Honor, Brother.
hOod OF the Union, and Good Fellows Clothing
made, of the best quality and material. GT
Emblens, Jewels and STAFF Heads, always on
hand. E. ta gliH r
Ew All articles for opening New Lodges and
Encampments kept on hand.
Masonic Ofering and Craftsman, The Odd Fell
lows Offering and Text Book
EAM'L. REID, p. G. L. A. Z. GLRNF, MP. G.
Q. MOORE, Pm. WIG. .WILLIAMs. GIN.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-06-24
We are now Importing,

Direct from Paris and other parts of Europe, most of
the celebrated Foreign Petfumery, such as Farina,
Cologne, Lubin'S, Mailley's LOwe's, and other re-
puted Manufacturers articles. Also constantly re-
ceiving direct from the best importing houses of New
York, Philadelphia, etc., where we have competent
persons to look out for the cream of their stock.
Hence, our arrangements are such, that we have
advantage of receiving every thing new as it comes
out and shall be constantly adding new varieties to
our stock
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-06-24

A Railroad conductor, Mr.. R
OOughlin, residing in Patterson, N, j., has
been in the employ Of the Patterson Rail
road Company. Sirtssa gears and sir months,
up to the transfer Of that road to the Erie rail-
road Co. In that time he passed over the
road, on an average of six times daily, equal
to one hundred miles of railroad travel each
day. Number Of miles in all that time was
six hundred and two thousand eight hun
,dred equal to twenty-fOur journeys around
the world. IN Y. Times.
" Rev, Horace Bushnell, has just
passed the twentieth anniversary of his in
stallation as Pastor of the Third Congre-
gational Church, Hartford, Conn.
1Ru* 40Oo passports have lately been
issued by the Austrian government to Hun
garians for America and many to Oalifor-
MIA, on condition they will not return to
,Austria fl3 M E.at
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-06-24
TEMPERANCE ADVOCATES
ATTENTION!
The only natural wholesome
drink for man." can be
obtained from
BURNET'S PATENT
WATER COOLER.

w ~ - A4V Wv
WE are now prepared to offer our friends and
wv customers q superior article of Water Coolers
Of entire new styles, at greatly reduced prices.
This article Is the result Of the application OF sclen'
tic principles to the purpose ntended viz; to Keep
water as cool as possible, as long as possible and
SCitk the least possible quantity Of Ice.
The has long devoted his attention to this
particular branch Of domestic economy, and pass
ing from one improvement to another, has at length
arrived as near perfection it is possible to reach
proof Of this is found in the very general use Of
these Coolers in all parts Of the country. simple
statement Of facts in regard to these Coolers, will
satisfy every one Of their superiority. First, they
are the only article Of the kind euer pGteRtsd.--
They are finished with two distinct non-conducting
chambers, by means of which, with two pounds Of
Ice to the galOn, water is kept (at temperature Of
40 degrees above zero, or only 8 degrees from the
freezing pOint) all day. Thus at cost of some
five cents per day, family Of ordinary size can
be constantly supplied with water as cold as ice
ITSELF larger numbers in the same proportion. This
has been found by actual experiment to be saving
of at least seVentyfve per cent. over the Earthen
Jars formerly used for this purpose. It
Again, these Coolers NEVER SWEAT; in this way
saving much unnecessary waste and trouble
Being manufactured in the most workmanlike
style, and handsomely finished in every respect,
they make very beautiful ornament for the Din
ing Room Hotel or Steamboat. .t I'D ,.t. ...-r
An important improvement has lately been added
to the Cooler, viz: small Pan Capable of holding
from six to eight pounds Of Butte inserted direct
ly under the cover. This quantity of butter can be
kept perfectly hard all day. without additional ice,
Ia very important addition to the economy and COM
fort of families.) tE aHt.t
If desired, the Cooler can also be furnished at a.
small expense with q.
FILTERING APPARATUS, "
which serves the additional purpose of removing all
Impurities from the water rendering 1t perfectly cea
and wholesome. I.. f7au,
The Cooler and Filter may be seen in operation
at any time, at BokNEIS'
No. IA East Fourth street, Cincinnati.
| For sale by the following persons;
| Louisville, by John Gill, 45 Main street. 1yA
Columbus, by J. *. Hey High street, opposite
| Franklin Bank. eL
i Cleveland, by Huntington & Brooks. stia 6
Il Indianapolis, by Jacob Lindsey. -hf6U.
II Frankfort, BY Grey & George
Nashville, by A. H. Hicks. 3,,a l.h
New Orleans, by J. A. Morton & Co., TChOuPi-
toulss street. ,,.
Wholesale and Retail Agent in New York City,
II TIT ]. H. BURNET,
u H No. IS Wall street.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-04-19
Arrival of the Illinois.

New YORK, April 1O.--The Illinois ar.
rived o, her dock nj lale hour last night
She left Naval Bay on the evening Of the
lsl, and brings two millions nineiy-tive
thousand four hundred dollars in gold dust,
and 375 passengers.
The steamship Union left Aspinwall for
New York, via Panama, on The 3lsL
BY The steamer Santiago. at Havana, we
have Valparaiso dates 10 the 28'h Of Febru-
ary and Callao 10 The 18th.
A, the former place, business was some.
wha, improved The stock of flour was
yerv small, and held at So. .500$9.
The political news is unimpor'ant Con.
gress had adjourned. The President is still
on his Southern TOUR. Gen Blance goes 10
France as Minister.
The Custom Revenue at Valparaiso for
1852 is $1,OO0,Ooo in excess Of 1851.
We have Australian daies 10 the lth of
January. They are anticipated by way OF
England.
Business was pretty busy among the ship
ping al CaIlao.
Peru is quite tranquil. The yellow fever
was abaling.
The dispute between New Grenada anG
Ecuador seems 10 be settled in an admirable
manner.
The harvesls were more abundan. in the
South than ever known.
The mining districts continued 10 yieIt
ubundanly.
The U. S, sloop Of war Portsmouth hat
been anchored off San Juan del Ser insIeat
Of CalIao, the Chilian authorizes havinI
,,oleased the American who had been so lonl
confined without q trial.
A serious is.urbance arising from rorme
political appointments occurred between tn
inhabitants Of Tobuge, bu. Was put dow
wihou, any loss of life. Some insults wer
offered to foreigners, and The Portsmouth
was detained there day in consequence.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-04-19
TeIegraphIc Items.

WASHINGTON, April 8,-George W. Ken.
dali, of the Picayune, was Yesterday con.
frmed as postmaster al New Orleans.
Attorney General Gushing has given an
able opinion against The locality Of the writ
of replevin granted TO Kennedy, TO remove
papers from the Census Office.
!, Government, il is said, is about conclud.
ing temporary arrangement o. the fishery
question, after which il will push forward a
treaty adjusting all pending questions with
Great Britain, including reciprocal trade and
navigation of 81. Lawrence.
Intelligence has been received a, The State
Department that Nicaragua is about 10
send Mr.. Caslleton, her late minister Of for.
egn affairs, TO Washington in place Of Mr.
Lcua.
Lieut.. Meggs took charge Of the capital
extension yesterday, and is making o
thorough examination o; puSs work.
WASHINGTON. April 9-Hon. Greene c
Bronson, WIN was nominated on Friday
has been confirmed Collector Of New York
Solon Barlow has been confirmed Gov.
ernor Of New Mexico.
The Hon. Pierre Soule was awaited upon
at his lodgings last night BY number oI
personal and political Tricnds including scv'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-04-19
Ohio WOman's Rights Association

The First Annual Meeting of the Ohio
Woman's Rights Association" will oe held
at Ravenna, Portage county. Ohio, CON.
mencing on Wednesday,, the 25'h of May
next. at 10 o'clock, a. m., and continuing
TWO days.
The object Of This Association is the re-
movaI Of the many unjust and oppressive
legal and social regulations, from which
woman suffers; and which lend, not merely
10 prevent her fulfilling her own high des,
,iny-by meeting her responsibilities and
performing her dulics-but rc,ard also the
progress and dcvlopemcnt Of the race.
The negligence Of the world is brcom'
ing awakened 10 the evils Of many Of those
legal, social, ard vocational distinctions
aud manhood, as we'll as womanhood. is
demanding something better adapted TO The
advancement, aud welfare Of both.
The friends Of humanity and progress
are ,aruss,lv and cordially iuvlied ~ anen1
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-04-19

AFTER THEM WITH SHARP STICKS The
moiori,y in The first Legislature under the
New Constitution. seem 10 mcei with as lit
lie favor from their own parry as ON the
"rnscaily Wings The editor of the
Holmes County Farmer is down upon them
like thousand Of brick" as The follow.
inu liiIe extract from long article about
the publication Of tho laws, shows:
This is the system devised and coUcoc'.
I'd by }rsHor, Of Hancock, than whom no
msaner man lives or The face of The earth:
aided an abeued by Ward Of Crawford.
Bscko. Of Montgomery, Gest Of Greer, and
n few others in The House Of Representa-
uves. The Senate amended it SO that the
Columbus rupers would fisl &c! the publish
inc of lhs laws uuder This acg but the
House in it's profound wisdom would moi
consent. Had Ahis been the ease, we would
long ere this time been in possessi IN o1 the
laws passed at the last session-nnd The peo'
no wodld have known what their serVan''
accomplished this wintar--but as Il is we
should M, be- surprised 1--WE should no, Sc
ham before lhu hrst Of Je'v GFha
county this,".
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-04-19

A few years ago the Legislature Of Ohio
passed an act 70 secure an early publication
Of the laws, and lhe compensation fixed for
The work was less than one Rlth, the usual
price Of adSeFIisingl Last winter an ACT
was passed to secure cheap publication OF
a portion Of the laws, prOrided, cerlain
County officers should conclude that any
portion Of the laws were Of Sufficient impOr-
lance 10 be published. Since this progress.
ice acl was passed not a single law has been
published. excepting the scool law. of which
certain editors have possessed themselves.
as il were by stealth, in order that the law
itself nigh, no, be rendered nusalory, as
many others will for the present year. in
consequence of not being made public.
Probably ten thousand dollars were expend'
ed in legislaling upon this subject,-lhe one
sixteen. hundre1lh parI Of mill has been
saved on the dollars valuation and The laws
now to be published, many of them. Proba'
bly,, months alter they shall have taken ell
fec,. We estimate the cost OF the laws las
year was / Of cent per head 10 each of The
population of the State, while the poores
man in Ohio would most undoubtedly giv'
10 cents for copy Of the laws, which i
equally divided at that rate among The pee
pie would raise q fund that would secure al
early publication Of The laws for lorsy year
10 come!-HWs Gaz.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-04-19

tbs APPOINTED AND THE DISAPPOINTED
The recent special session oi the United
States Senate expired on its lhiry.ninth day;
and lhir,y.nine days Of "iear and hope, al
tcrnale r!sing," have been passed in she will
derness by The hopeful and hopeless possessor
and expeclan,s Of Office. All have "looked TO
The Senate" with deep concern; and the
Senate has looked to the Whie House;
whilo the White House has looked oul upon
The sea of political scrambling with dIsmay
The strife and turmoil are measurabIy
passed. There will be comparative quleI
for time in Washington. The hotels will
be less densely ,hroneed. Many will re-
turn 10 their homes no, richer, but far wiser
Than when they left them. Meanwhile The
successful will find that the long sought
prize bu. indifferenty rewards the time, the
expense, and agencies used for lis attain
ment.
In The thousands we have lately seen o
sutors of The appointing power there Is tai n
cn,, energy, enterprise, and courage sum
cienl for the achievement, Of beuer Thing
Than they have been here pursuing and w
trust that many of them may be prompt 'o
rcuize this truih.-Republic.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-04-19
News Of the week Condensed.

The Legislature Of Virginia adjourned
last week.
convention OF spirit rappers assembled
a, Springfield, Mass, April 6, al which Rev.
Mr.. Finney, OF Oberln. delivered an ad.
dress boldly declaring the broadest doc.
wines Of in6deli.y.
colored man, named SIMON DEPP, has
been swindling The aboliionisIs in this aud
adjoining states by ecturing on slavery, so.
Letting subscriptions, and running away with
the money. The public are cautioned TO
beware Of him as an impostor.
The laborers in Louisville are on strike,
and have been committing great mony out
RACES. They demand $l.25 per day Tor
labor.
The Madiai prisoners have been released,
but are ordered 10 quit Tuscany.
A German, named Joseph Halter, was run
over BY passenger iruin on The Litlle Mi
ami railroad, on Sunday week, and crushed
10 death. lie had been standing on the plat.
form, and endeavored 10 step off while The
cars we've in motion.
LOLA MoNrgz was in New Orleans on
' the iith, preparing 70 start Tor California
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-04-19

SENTENCED TO THE PENlTENTIARY.--Du.
ring the session Of the Court Of Common
Pleas which Terminated last Wednesday
evening, quite number of important cases
were heard and disposed Of. Among them
wero the State vs.. James Gordon, for bur-
gary, sentenced 10 seven years inPrison-
menl in the PenitenIiary, and State VS.. John
Crow, lor rape, sentenced TO three years i'm.
prsonment in tho Penilenliary Sheriff
Kessiuger left for Columbus last Friday
morning in charge Of The prisoners.
The case of The Sale VS.. George Robey
indicted for murder in The first degree, was
continued Athens Mess.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-04-19

The reply of Santa Anna 10 The COM
missioner sen, from the State of Vera Cruz
requesting The exiled chellain 10 return 10
his native land and re. e.assume the reins oil
power is regarded by The Picayune as one Of
The most Emporium. S.ute papers which has
appeared on This continent Tor lhe last quar-
ter of century. "Ils deep hostility 10
Arisla and his party will leave them no re,
source. in case Santa Anna returns and
carries his enmi,y into practice, but to rally
inc northern States of Mexico 10 their sup
port, and thus produce civil war; whlch
will result in The formation OF new Mexl'
CO republic ives, of Texas. lis deep hoS''''
ily also, 10 lhe Uniled STATES will, il arl'
Anna returns, arouse The whole Mexican
nation against US, and, in The delicate posi-
lion of our relations with that republic
render ulmos, inevitable war between TIT
TWO countries. In lha, case. the desiines o
Mexico are seq'ed--she will become ano,h
er American State"