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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-11

The sworn bands of Regulators, which
are taking possession Of Kansas, and laying
claims TO all The good, and q, presen. avail.
able lands, no doubt owe their origin as
part Of the scheme of the slave. breeders TO
doom that fair land 10 slavery. The 81.
Louis InteHigencer says that the 81. Louis
Republican, The leading Wing paper of,ha,
Sale, but wholly pro.slavery In lis views,
"ls endorsing, aiding and abeliing this
lawless movement that will devote Kansas
10 scenes Of violence and blood, curse 4. with
civil war, and cause it 10 be spurned in nlI
time, as a bIighled range of Regulators"
Hundreds OF thousands oil good c,ize MS, who
would otherwise make their homes there
and build it into an empire State, as il would
be The central geographical State of North
America, will never put their foo, in it, if
organized bands of men, under the counlen-
ance Of The public senlimeh. Of Missouri.
are TO erec, there an irresponsible and dam
nable inquisilon 10 put them through an in.
vesliga,ion OF fitness 10 occupy that territory.
Let the lreemen and patriots Of Missouri be
arous ed 10 The danger lha, threatens Kansas, +,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-11

We noticed the other day the sloppage Of
The Sentinel, a Roman Catholic paper, at
Buffalo. 1t has recommended, under the
patronage Of the Bishop, and lhe first issue
contains The excommunicalion "from the
Holy Catholic Church" Of the Trustees Of
the 81. Louis Church Of that city. This 10
the refractory congregation which, submit
Ting TO the rule OF the church in spiritual
matters, refuses to surrender It's temperatures
into The hands Of ihe Bishop. The proper
" of the 81. Louis Church is very valuable,
and was donated in trust many yeais ago by
The father Of one Of The refractory Trustees,
N. Lecou,elux. French gentleman Of The
old school long well known TO the people Of
Buffalo and Albany. The Trustees will
never yield their rights, and what is more
they will be sustained by the congregation
l. %. S. Journal.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-11
POMEROY, TUESDAY. JULY II, 1854.

vetoed Insane Land Bill, just Two months
old tomorrow. The Homestead lies upon
the liable untouched. The House has been
wrangling over .hepety details Of The civil
and diplomatic appropriation bill. ever since
the passage Of the Nebraska infamy, while
The bill for improving rivers and harbors
awaits lis action, and the tariff, the len mil.
lions donation TO Mexico, and all The bills
for land grants cry out with p!aniive earnest.
ness for share Of It's benevolent attention
The river and harbor bill will be debated
a month, and probably be passed TO save the
miserable creatures who betrayed their con.
sliluenls on The territorial question. Il will
be vetoed 10 save the par,y,a, the South, as
well as The consistency Of the President, un.
less he decides 10 cal his own words, which
| is not an uncommon trick Of his.
The President has, understand, informed
Senator Hunter that IL the Homestead pas.
ses he will veto 1t. Senator Hunter, in grea
confidence has communicated this interest.
ling fact 10 the Democratic Senators who
haye'pledged themselves 10 the friends O
The bill. Consequently i, will be LOST in The
Senate. Perhaps a 6nal and decisive vote
upon it cannot be avoided, but i.may b.
considered quite dead.
Urgent remonsirances are coming vi
against The twenty per cent. tariff Of lh'
Ways and Means Committee, 1t will pros
lrale every furnace in Pennsylvania, OF ,h'
first snap in The money market, followed a
every little or great pressure is, by fall o
price in London. Ills pity Mr.. Fllmor
had not seen this while on his Soulherl
election tour. Ho nigh. have pointed ou
This proof Of his representatives. devotion t
free trade, as an additional reason for VIII
his own zeal for Cuban annexation should al
lach 10 him in The great struggle the Viii
nomination. Filmore's. s.2aperis already ou.i
lavor OF acquiescenco in the Nebraska infa
my. Altogether Mr.. Fillmore is yer
nice man bu, will hardly have the opportu
nifty of signing any more fugitive laws
i FN JUNIUs.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-11
George N. Sanders. Louis Kossush.

A VOLUNTEER "KNow NoTHNG. The
so called Democracy Of Hamilton county,
or that section or frao.ion sometimes desig.
mated as The Miamis, :" a, other times known
as the "Coun.House Clique who had for
series Of years BY secret organization con-
,rulled the offices Of The county conlrived,
TWO or three years ago, by their arrogance
and sel6shness, to aliena,e the German pop
uia,ion, by whose votes they had been en-.
abled TO rule The county. Alier in vain try
ing 10 win them back into wha. was called
the democratic foid," the Enquirer as The
organ Of that branch Of the party now known
as The Slave Democracy, has yenlursd .c
threaten Them with The wrath Of The "KnoW
Nolhings." AS a warrant for this, The Ger
mans are accused Of getting up foreig'
party in politics, &c, In fact, the origin o
the "Know Nolhing" party, il is charged
is owing 20 the ungralelul conduct Of the lol
eign population toward the .sDemocracy
who (according 10 the Enquirerlcan lerre,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-11

led serpents. The perfume Of The herbs and
gums used in en,balming them was so sick
ening, tina! we were all i'll after inhaling ii,
and most Of the men employed in digging
up The coffins were i'll also.
My objec. in sending this account is, il
possible, TO discover who the beheaded man
was. The chapel is on the estate Of Lord
John Scott, who inherited it from his paterna
grandmother, the Duchess of Becleuch
daughter OF the Duke OF Montague, inc
whose family Nuneham Regis, and Other
possessions in Warwickshire. came by the
marriage of his grandfather with the daugh
ter Of Lord Dunsmure, Earl Of Chichester
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-11

INTERESTING FAcrs.--Since II is accord-'
ing TO law to drink beer in Ohio, II may be
we'll enough for beer drinkers 10 know the
following Interesting facts:
"Medical men," says DR.. Gordon. care
familiar with the fact that beer drinkers iu
London can scarcely scratch their iingers
wi'hou, liSk Of their lives. A copous Lon.
don beer drinker is one vital par. Ilo
wears his heart on his sleeve; bareto death
wound even from a rusty nail or the claw Of
a caI." Sir Ashley Cooper on one occasion
was called 10 drayman who had received
an injury in his finger from small splinter
Of stone. Suppuraton had taken place. :
This distinguished surgeon opened the small
abcesS with his lancet. On returning he
discovered that he had forgotten his lance,
case; going for this, he found his pulien, in
dying STATE. "Every medical man in
London" concludes This same writer, breads
above all things, beer drinker for palicm.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-11
Letter from KOSSutIl Referring to
the Anti-SIavcrY Letter from Ma
Zlnl, Sos -
2l, Alpha Road, Regents Park. London, I
Saturday, June 8, 1854.

DEAR Sir: Upon carefully reading your
letter, | reply that while deploring The exist
ence ofslavery anyN here, I'LL my principles
are against foreign interference with The do.
mes,ic affairs of another nation. Besides,
though be ilfrom natural necessity, from The
impassivi.y Of its leading s,alsemen, the Uni
ted States do not yet appear conscious ol
their competent position; still | consider
the strength and prosperity Of the only re-
publican power on earth so important 10 The
iu.ure deslinies Of The world, Thai ! certain.
| ly would never contribute anything TO It's
elerna! divisions. Nay, true 10 my princi-
pies, cannot recognize any division in
America; | look 10 the brotherhood Of the
grea, republic as whole. and have 10 high
respec, for the American people one unui
vided body of republicans, as no. 10 believe
they will Of themselves, with all the lgh. be-
fore them, make their nation model fol
every other. sas y.
You are quite right ir your belief ,ha
Mazzini's ielter has no reference 10 the
presen, agitation in the United States; ,hi
is made certain by the fact Of It's being al
old letter.
With high regard, and sincere esteem,
Yours respectfully,
| George N. Sanders. Louis Kossu,h
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-11
Additional News by the Europa

GENERAL INTELLIGENcE.-AT Turkish al.
lack on the Island Of Molen was repulsed.
The Emperor Nicholas was shortly ex-
pec,ed al Kew. Ii is stated The PORE sig.
nifed his acceptance Of the convention pro-
posed by Austria, in reference 10 the event
ual occupation Of the Principali,ies. i,
A dispatch from 81. Pe,ersburgh states
thai The news oil The adhesion Of Greece ic
The uluma,um Of the Western Powers, caus-
ed grea, surprise, as Russia was reckoning
on divisions in that country which had been
conIrived a, great expense in the southern
Provinces Of Turkey.
The Paris Moniieur, in alluding TO the
arrest Of Dillon. The French Cosul a, Sur
francisco, says the Minister Of France a
Washington hastened 10 bring this inirac
lion Of the Consular privileges under The
notice Of the United States Government. ant
lha, tho language OF The American Cabine
does not permit Of a doubt ,hatt The affair wiz
be settled satisfactorily.
A dispatch dated Go,hland, June llth
says both the French and English flee,
were al Bensund, twenty miles from Seyea
burg, and !, was expected they would alIac
thai place soon al,er the 18Th inst,
There were sixteen Russian ships Of wa
in Seyeaburg, and the Russians had slocu
ded The harbor by sinking a ship loaded vii
rocks, 'ss. \,
A rumor prevailed in England tina. ,h
Emperor Of Aus.rln said publicly 10 The Dul'
; Of Golha, ,ha, on his word and honor,
. would declare war against Russia, if she d
mol, evacua,e the Principanies, and gave II
h Duke permission 10 publish the declaration
!, A leller from Widden, da,ed Hay 3ls
+ say The Russians 10 leaving Lesser Wall
$ CHA carried off oil the archives and The pu
I. lie money and vulupbles Of tho convcnls al
I. churches. L.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-11

upon The foreigners Of this country oil their
political righls!' A, the same lime the En-.
quirer is denouncing tho Know No,hingsl"
To locker on, this farce is amusing
The VoIksblaH,, a German paper, in Gin.
cinnali, has joined issue with this volunteer
"Know Nothing" and at the laies, dates
they were having good time ol ii. The
secret of this outbreak appears 10 be, the
Germans will no, consen, to be transferred
10 the support of Ars,ocracy and Slavery.
We doubt no, It will oil Tend TO The future
harmony and quie. of the party. A, al
events we hope il may.-Es
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-11

one lawful inhabilant who was citizen Of
the United States, and because there was mol
only no danger OF disunion appfehended, but
by this reckless measure the free States have
lost all the guarantee for freedom in the ter.
rilories contained In former compromises,
while all the States, both slave and free have
lost the guarantees of harmony and union
which those compromises afforded. Ii seems
plain 10 US that, fatal as The measure Is in
these respects, it is only cover for broader
propagandism Of slavery in the fuiute. The
object Of the administration, ard Of the many
who represent the slave States, is, as we be.
lieve, 10 prepare the way for annexing Cuba
at Whatever cost, and like annexation OF
half dozen Of the States Of Mexico 10 be
admiued also as slave States. These ac-
QUESTIONS are to be made peaceably If they
can be purchased at the cos. Of hundreds or
millions. lfthey canno, be made peacefully,
then al the cost Of a war with Mexico, and a
war with Spain, and a war with England,
and var with France, and al the cost Of
an alliance with Russia scarcely less repug-
nani. Unmis.akable indications also appear
of purpose TO annex the eastern part oil
San Domingo, and so TO subugate the whole
island, resiaring IL 10 the dominion Of slave.
ry-and this is 10 be followed up by an al.
lance with Brszil and the extension OIL
slavery in the valley OF the Amazon. |. Is
for you ojudge whether, when slavery shal
have made these additions TO The United
States, it will demand unconditional subms
sion on the part Of the free States, and fail.
ing in that demand attempt withdrawal o.
The Slave States and the organization OF {
separate empire in The central region Of the
continent From an act so unjust and wrong
full in iIself and fraught with consequence,
so fearful we appeal 10 the people. We ap
peal in no sectional spirit. We appea
equally to The North and to the South, to tn,
Tree States and TO The slayehoding States
themselves. !. is no time for exaggeraiior
or for passion, and we therefore speak calm
ly Of the past, and warn you in sober seri
business Of the future. Ii twould not becom,
us, nor is it necessary, TO suggest The meas
ures which ought to be adopted in this grea
emergency. For ourselves, we are read,
to do all that shall be in our power to reslor
the Missouri Compromise, and 10 execute
such further measures as you in you. wis
dom shall command, and as may be neces
sary for the recovery of the ground lost t
|. Freedom, and to prevent the further ug
gressons of slavery. Aa
r1 SOLOMON FOOT, Chr'n.
DANIEL MACE,
) REUBEN E. FENToN,
Themee.ing was fully attended, and tn
address is Endorsed by all the Anti.Nebrask
: members Of Congress.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-11

A gentleman named Lewis, author OF an
anti. Catholic romance, undertook 10 deliver
an address at The benefit OF an ACTOR, in one
of the Boston theatres, las, week. He had
no sooner made his appearance on the Stage,
Than he was assaied with offensive missiles
from the gallery and a constant Kissing and
groaning, which efTec'ually prevented his
speech. The insul. was offered by some
500 Irishmen, who had packed the upper
part Of the house,.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-11

One oflhe mission teachers at The Friends
Shawnee's Mission, in Kansas, writes .hai
Iheie is now in that territory. an extensive
establishment under the direction
Of The Methods. Church South, at which
slaves have been kept for long lime. The
missionaries sough, 10 introduce slavery and
the gospel Of Chris,-bune and anldole--at at
The same time.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-11

SRNTRNcEp.--W Wieger,, who was found
guilty Of murder at Lexington, few days
since. was on Saturday last sentenced TO be
hung on the l2Ih Of August. We hear .ha,
since his conyicion his hair has become
entirely white. Before it was quite black,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-07-11

The steamer Star Of the Wes. arrived a,
New York yesterday, with dates from San
Francisco TO the lst nl,. The John L, S,e-
vcns and two other steamers. had brough,
down 10 Ponama and San Juan, over TWO
millions in gold, which would DO along in
The frsi arrivals. ~. Ms ai S,-
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Every subsequent insertion, (: !; 80: q
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One hall column, one year, :: 20 0l
Ihree-iourths OF column, one year, (: 25 O.
One column, one year, \: 30 G
acknowledgements not having the number Of in
SeTtlons marked on copy, will be continued uni
forbid and charged accordingly.
u Casual advertisers must pay in advance.
uJOb Printing, Of every description vii
be executed with accuracy and neatness.
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coUNrRY- ONE oNs TTrUrIoN owe De
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-12
From b. Eslrmonl { Hs.l Rerl.lllesr

AfNHN AtN EeAUAvNt Fgsl heftt9affelts
On lNVALUAuLE MEDlclAg, 1T 10 but seldom we md
among tho many ltmldel offered TO the public iorthe
or disease, QUO 10 commend OF whore yir
tues we ae eblelo discover aud have always ,eduo1sly
avoided giving uteanee tOanythng that might lead any
ono " SppOte that we pllod any faith M their pteen
slons Hut with leetelce 10 remedy manu- eelpred ~
this place, and which haS become 40 familiar 10 HE public
a. household words, we speak lIOm knowledge Of llt In
Iinso eNeeenoles lie adaptation 10 many OF tie Ills OF
Il u and The security With which II may he uAed. We
llelk Of The NOpael Nerve and hone Llment, pItpar
"a eL liii, Car & Cor from ApTeacponi urnllled BY
UT Walton Carr, late Of MOGlh0Wn, and HOW OF Wheel
Ing ono o. tbe most eminent phyaleilhy Ia Virginia. THIS
mcnl 10 based upon The broad ploclpe that any rene
~ which VIII relieve eNeInA pan, win u pIopellY COM
pounded, 30 equally efcaelous IN removing nibtnhlaeo
lions, pIiieple that has been auteeeAply aeyeoTed-
Il Ihny the Chipping Of stleee, being mild ahd tim.
Pie IN ne ae0n, td yel revealing In its eees arOWor
n0Ie Ieathng The most hidden pnews OF man
epd bealana yel being lnnoYous mo tlnlnt
II Is alsn by lar The eheap Eminent tic arkel being
put VI In toleu Twice a. large a. The majority, one.
Quh larger than The argea besides being more than four
times as silopg Wocommsnd tito those In want OF a
sale aud eeitaiiomedy, IlfE "t.tI.I
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3 pnlsSurs- FLEMING BRdTmGRs, 10. 60 Woo
st., and BY Druggists generally h jels-3m
AFFLICTED READil

AFFLICTED READil
philadelphia Medical moute- R,iabllalea %
sic. between Spiu,e Aid Pine, Philadelphia, Pa.
INYALlDS
Are bpphtsd That Dr. KINKsLlN eonines bis p1ellee
10 IAIlieuluI bpneh OF medicine, which engagea HE
undivided attention. lilo caulloiA TIE lnionunale
ogaiht The abuse Of nefeu,yi thousands ale Annually
eNtinsulBhed
TWENTY YEARS OR EXPERIENCE
In lhe treatment OF ela,l Of dtesSes hitherto neglected
aud imperleeliy UNDERSTOOD has enabled Dk. MIKE
that nine epibs Of The cautes Of nervous debility local
aud constitutional weahDe&s, menlal ard phytCa suffer-
Tug, arc rateabe ioeeThlnhaba, lotmfg The most ae
y TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Thseltluevblbl sometimes IniUlged ID by boys, Il
solitude, olsn growl Z N with them 10 manhood, aud
Which, nolteiorntdnl Ue tine, Ol only begss sell.
oys obstacles 10 matrimonial lapPess bul glyeslite Il
aberieb VI pIOlSolCd, hS Ousi aud devastating hec
lions, Few Of Hose who give way TO tlls JeInelou'
pactelTe awaie o the consequences until they fluid Tx
nervous Stes Ihatee, feel strange aud unaeeouniu
BILE lesiLBs, sud vogue ieal luthe mihd
The unluilmtie thus afieted becomes feeble, u una
bic olabOr with accustomed lSOh or 10 aply l9 nh
10 study It's step Is iary aud weak, he ia dull ieaO
Lutte aud enGa e. In his sport With less energy than usual
lrLe emiuci?ales hlmiel beloe The pmeice has done
It's WOBt end eulrr nallimOny, his mlrliage is unul
fol- and hStense tells him that this Is caused BY his early
ylle6 Tttt are eoHtidsFat Whieh shvid aakCH n,
siisHHen Of holssii1ilaTly IiRaisd.
MARRIAGE. Lfs Ha
Requl Is tho fnlhlnent OF several conditions 10 order
that II may be really tile cause VI mutual happhtAS :
Gould lie Iel which now coyeltl The origin domestic
wletetdness be rated, amlila tue sobee IN every In
io 20 dyeOSed-inO Low macy could II be Traced TO phys
itlllSqpa Aud their attendant disappointment
Apply lien, while lel tine IN order IN have your uu
Snlgsnd relaxed Organization tebIseed, revlvfed and
strengthened.
REMEMBER.
lie 0RlAe6t LiAiseiunder Dr. Riukelmt treatment
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MEDICINAL.
Dr. HaPs Ceisbraied Puimoaio Elieiy

L
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ofoo,ahI colds, consumption.
bronchtit, laihms lruenta, Group gloorng 03ugh,
iiamhiion Oflhe hrOuehoa cautedbYnnh.
10 ,ieakpn ~ apsston' q no oGgnl or Tetlra,
len tt. s .I.t.... u .-....l
ESQ lhe lungs oyor sold IN America
InpWNnlig us medicine 70 The public We have the
Nlsisollon ~ Know int We not only pTeienl them With
an invaluable anil ior lhe class 81 diseases ID nffei
tcslOcnti bot Ole which u perecly harmless III dc el
Ntbnnfn W. constitution, on can DO administered with.
oui any ear Of miefh oltonD ior h contains none.-
Ihe nei, lhsi alar6e parlon o in suleruy aud dAlh
Throughout county % cafcd by l,easo Oflhe OTgasS
oil reputation, upOn exposure and cold hisln.
pat Il within tle reach ofeytry irdiyli1il
w9o may need 'e,eaylai has puvel llsSi 90 igylu.
ilt medlelne Il The result ofa long experience and
study 81 thus dssts Of Tho ufat which arr 20 Tcquent In
our rang,shc omael md we claim Il TO % IN ldvaAee
OF all mcdlcesever bslore discovered mr iose petiT
compl hia az Improvement uY.nal, and consequently
urrIlor 10 tlO others,
WeSlhl male no oytTaVigaht assertions Of t efieaoy
w curing deatcf ke tho V6nd6rt OF too many bostTpns
WHO deceive who trust lhea nor shall we held Out any
lhanse mehls which experience docs mol justify,
lMhenii VIII nerseyere In tbs uie OF lhls medicine,
ena ye u as dlmced they VIII DO Cure In 0voTy Instance
ualli not beyond iho power or medicine There are
numerous srtolt eBoylngthe blessings o(beah and
mlewedule, ~ twere, who oinerwltl would lave long
aee been IN their gave but for The timely and norloVo
ling Use o. ILLS Invaluable remedy. II u moi pretended
That u 10 inebe neye'y stage OfeOn,umpllOn but NO
Know II 10 bt beler adapted to he various stleS 0libe
iheppblc Ahweasks atrial, aud IN VERY Instance II
el hreY soeordnti Tho direClions, AMI n perfect salS
heilon IN not Civ ~, The money will be returned
Genpl1e signed 4, HALL & 90. For sale BY JAMES
BAkBN, Dfugllst Wheeling, Va. Also BY DniEsislb
generally lhroushoui the country. ar9-iY
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'MEDICAL.
prnf WhndAl


III air HebioratiVo lsnow Tor Ire dvst lime ntyo
IL duoed lOthe oultna Of Wheeling, AiNo 10 Mario
ttlee which u The only cure remedy ever Invented tha
viii entelully etoiatho goy hairs and Hhtkoiu 10 tn
color Of {oulhi without dynll cover N; bald
bead n short lime With The nalufa covering, remove
diudtud end prevents Tie hig lion hlllug OF and 10 nee
from The alhy fellnRnl 40 Objectionable II dyeppHpa
apn1 OF different namea low beUle The nublle The Xxx
rplATvE Ia hiaulul article for ihaOlel, Tor the old
Or YOU and can OILY Do app eeleed by ia ueei oud al
aieleteetully Invited 10 The Depol and examine
I've Testimonials OF ltdeg aud gentlemen OF hih reRuti
ienin lhe South and Veal Where was Invented bui
VIII refer 10 The certificate below Ofie dlltl pushed
alaiesnanand senaIou judge hsote, OF llllnolu 4
C1nLVLk, ILL.,. Juiie "a, 1853
have used PToL o. 3, WOOdh'Ha ResloTaiye,' aud
have idnlTsd Tue wondedu eject NY hair was boeom-
ss thought p'eniuIey gey, but BY ibe bie OF NE
Reslo alive Il has resumed rs Osln, .oI6r aud have
nodoubt permanently 20. ,,..
Ex-senator Of ne URlled states
PFOfeaSoF woods, Oriental BnnntiVO
1,inimrut, ms n,...
This Lhlmsniisa Yalaibls auxiliary nhe lreilHsnt o.
some Of ihe mos, formidable diseases With which Ills OUT
Ot 10 cOntchd iOr insiunee fhGgmdoH Of ne lnHgt and
tereli. BY thofoushand continued application Of this
nent over The Tglon OF TIE leeltd o6ani these 9th
efNite ormld bic diseases bta AZ dsane OF more
than half their terTois, particularly among children, and
Thousands OF m0iheTt, were they allowed 10 srttk would
With all the eOquence OF feeling aud aneeton bear their
united testimony 10 the net that Il had gneled chill
d'eR from The very lava Of death, ard restored Them 10
their former health aud beauty AEiln itwln DO found
powerful auxiliary In removing what 70 gelanlly known
a. an AEul Cake or m enlargement VI The spleen, mall
cases where an external appllcailoniso service thslR
meni will be found usotl.
General Dspot S9S lircaaAay, New York. and iii
RorSae wholeUs and retail In whsellnSby
ieId3m WILLIAM j. ARMSTRONG;