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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-08

We learn that the democracy ~ Paris,
OHluri Co., Gr-l a national salute On honor
Of the Democratic victory in Nirs.nn
Argus
Sold their certainly. Mr. Argus Tho \
Company, tth hiy., vho-r hosd1uartrr, AZ
az Paris, h"ld 'hsir annual meeting ON
Wednesday Of Last week, and after the ad-
io1rnmsnt, frci one Of their 6sld piece, a
few times, Or the sport Of the thing. Aud
another thing is quite - certain, that II
enc " Democracy Of Paris, dzfori Co, ''
have a disposition 70 DO honor q thatvieto-
~, they keep very still about il.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-08

Ilor.E BR,>rY roro>rn. Thi. lsauti-
ml ami valuable animal, iiaiat nugAhrll,
on saturday, lr1m The effect ~ poison ale
miui,trrcI hy some Icr,rn, while the hor''
wa. snuIin. 40 Canton. On thr way 'o
HurkfrIl. the hurs exhibited 'isu, uf ill-
mos. and li,r,I Lut short time allcrrarh-
in, Hu,kfdI. Mr. Cobb rsu-,l an uarr
Of 5000 lur him, hut q short time previous.
Tho horse wa. considered ,hr fl,icst IN this
vicinity, and was an excellent stock hor-'.
We hop the mi.,raant will be- brought 20
Justice, and receive the Punishment Doc -
richly deserves.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-08
IomNJ.rERRN, EditOr.

Tsuws.--.Orr dollar and Go, ,gats stu,th -
,rvaxrr. a,- lrrhralf sr,spr,-t,r c,rts vfh-
Boz stN nGufhs. too dollars aJ thF rI'i II ihe NFai
O., shish hHy c,uts wiI hr aided nr every wear
= whlrh pavement BE- t-l,ri
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~ C.s.rHHtrsf.rs shHriI 'IrrTgH| ir lhr
yNnrI n.nHs.lf. Pare, Ne"
uooL rud Job Printing
rEuvrrlN Am NEATLY INurlIEp
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-08

CoEoNrV, APPOINTED. The Governor and
Council have appointed the following Coro-
ucrs Tor the County Of Oxford, who have
given the required bonds
Gilman Chapman, Bethel David Jor-
dan, South Paris, vice =. W. CLARK, re-
moved
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-08
Republican, Nomination.
For GOVERNOR,
ANSON p. MORRILL,,
or EEApFIELp.
Will Kansas ever be admitted as a
Slave Statc'

Will Kansas ever be admitted as a
Slave State'
>lurr thc outr1-rs committed a-a.u,; if,
r,rrlr of thi, territory hy anarurJ fsc. OF
rurar. rr.m Missouri, tlr question s often
o-krl-WW Nous, cr.r "a. aIuHtri tut
thc vuiou with a Cnn.G;utru al'ovre
sbvsryf
A,rhiasrr. thr Ir1Jruftri. 'aulufu.h
orrts, Boo a ,rrryh ia tlr Jritvl State >-1.
a'.. o.. than y.1r r.,-. thg rr,al ~ Oh.
Missouri D.urr.ms-. lime. acknowledge
ths binding f-rr ~ Che ,rmraet ursa al'
sst.us urthe Juinn. and virtually admit
trl '.r art On he legal. constitutional and
fmI,ur.1 thc respective riGhtnl theNrrth
ana South urr0 'hr question OF involuntary
s,ryiudr. within thr '.mtt. now included Boz
Ea0>s and N1rlska territories.
The most ultra >ru'hrrrrr rr,r-c.ur~'.I
thc point that slavery Wa. f-rn- rrrft
from 40 territory, ~ thr tu'rrl,r,.1- 1c'
admitting Missouri .a', ths Union iu I,on
Thi. hrthayiu: tern aImit,rIny both N.rth
ana >1uth, thr question ari-s. r. tr.rr B..
danger that thr slave power win .a Gr tri.
umrh In Kansas. ns o. cr1tra --srrrr
that che rour'r viii ak fraIr.i-sior a. %
slave State whom isths ..r justly cI.r-e.
able The answer rat hand The men
who wsrr instrumental Boo rTsaI.r-t.r'.ma
hunrrri compact. II1,.u- -grr,-'.rI Boo
opening thc door fr thr admission AMI
sTrrul of slavery iHtla large extent ur Or.
Titrv. forever ,1r.Hrrltrl tr fr.,.r.m Iv n
solemn act OF C.1-r-s. AMI trr -rath have
ing committed fragrant l-garh of -.ul
faith. ty turning rnuuI ami rrrudat.u- hrr
own contracts, ought thr Northern anil
irr, state c,,r tn consent q, OBJ, admission
ofKauS,sas a slave State W,ar.vr-r . -
,mrhatir,lIv-po, s.r.r. r.-~-I-t che r,r
yumstauo- gr consequence. Do, what they
NAV
Tho south, allol hy "a st Of Judas I.,a.
rot d.uchGvs frrm thc North. have Dahl
their plot o. make Kansas slave State
they have ly an act vur~, than 'rga~ln
broken down auI tramTlol in che dust che
lat great barrier o. the Aggressive iu-ual,
&C tbs slave dynasty. H-llrJ and lead uu hy
OBJ l.-s T-r,,ua.. that the Vi-g President
of The United states, thsy o,rrrun 'hr i.r-
rit1ry with a mob ur armed rublu.. entire
ly controlling thr clrrt.1us-,lri,inc from
the IaIl, che actual .r't'rrs-c1mmi,'iu-
acts AMI l.Tr,h'inn' which would rut Co
sham" Oh" most ignorant AMI i.r'.Iou, 'an-
ditti of 1u-.' They have thrown print
iue rrr-,rs int thr T,1rr-mnh'ri editors.
actual residents of Kansas, ami threatened
their lives. fr np other crime. than I.iu.
merely uvs-..f Ut Ia,ir- views favorable
O, fr,,ium IN Ear.a.
These thing, arr hut trr E-lHr'. faF
Of che rrp'al oG che Missouri Cnmprrm.,r.
ami sr.ry raI1 who voted fr Che rsra'in-
sryti1n Iu ths Kansas and Nebraska hIII, b.,
guilty before God and Do, cnuutry u, thr-
great vrru-,.
President Pirrca. Douglass. ami every
other man. wh,aiI,I in thrra,,l-yur that
till ufalumirati1u. +. -uiltyofIr.tiu- Ea-r
the bloodhound, uf slavery. Oh hunt down
with saya:s irrrsity tbe pioneer, OF Kansas,
AMI uyrrruu the territory wish au armed
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-08

SLAUGHTER 1aoNG TE Crows. Mr.. Rob
crt Griffin, of NorthPort, procured OF DR..
Moody a quantity Of arsenic, which he adj
ministercI to the crows that were attacking
the newly planted corn. Tho black rascals
ate the arsenic, opened their mouths and
caw'd Tor morc. Then Mr.. Griffin procured
strichninc, that he introduced into the chit
Of some kernels, which be scattered in the
Geld. Every kernel was good for crow.
SOae iifty dead birds were picked up.
belfast Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-08

Nor EVorCu TO CoUVr. The Argus has
t5s following '' An Indefinite number Of
cheer, were gwen Cor the Democracy Of the
country in grneral,' at the Ncetins at
Tammany Hall, TO hear the news Of the
Virginia election
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-08

There are some thirty applicants for Oh"
four police clork.hir- provided or by th'
late Legislature. Among the prominent
candidates are preacher, a reporter, and
fighting man n. Y Mirror,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-08

4 salt lake has been discovered about $50
milcs wee, from 81. Cloud, in Minnesota, by
W. II Inger,ol, who was attached to the
Pacific Railroad survey. Mr.. Ingcr'ol says
that around the edges Of the lake the salt
can be gathered in baskets, and of as good
qualities as ever found in any part OF the
UnitoI States. Near the lake there are
large beds Of coal Of the fri quality.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-08

since She law requiring prepayment Of
postage on letters came into operation,
there las not bccn single letter retained
for lack Of prsTaymcnt, at the Post 0ficc in
ihis yill9sr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-08

The American ship catRopubli', 1t =
stated will be able to receive on board anu
comfortably berth as many as 1000 soldiers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-08

and privileges Of the people u Mas,achu-
sits, which provides that every alleged fu-
ritiy, from service shall BE- entitled 10 the
benefit Of the writ " Aa',a' corpus. which
ma, d, i-nol Nv The supreme Court. Court
or Common Pleas. any Justices or policc
r,prt og ,py CITY or town hy any Court
,r p.,,rJ J,J.s If Probate. or hy anv
r,.,;.,.,s ~. P.,,, even rr,r,i.j such
,-,.f.,-,,s. Ar, Known 70 u, within five
IN. n ~, Mac, vbsr, the rarty /. i'm
,....,r,l \, ,.-.,, holding any state
.r,. q. ,I,,v.l Z, i..u, any warnn, or
--,r, any ,rrtis.,,, urIgr The Fugitive
Sr,v,I,w. under r-r,lty or f1rfritiuc hi,
..r.. ,,l l.ir- r.-,,,r inrlisiplc to any
.r.,. NJ ,-s., MP rm.rrm,ut under the laws
.r ,,,, C,,,r.,D.,'th. sheriff.. cun.tn-
ll.. ,.li,. ,r..-. AMI 'bs volunteer mill.
81. s.,tiil.r ,,.-il I'm any vav I'm car
-. .r. a.. ,-.,i..rr. NJ the FUGITIVE
,,..-r.-..ri..o r,l.- rrra'fy If fine
- a. =, am, ,-l irrri.lrm-u, in
see. p-..., r.rrt.rm n FROM ono o.
.,., ,-- An, ,.-.,r who .la'l act as
-, .-,,,..-,.y c.r,Dv claimant It an
r.-l.c.-.,,,. y,ul.. ,,r,ms,l q, have r.
-. ...'.,i..i.,, D., may hold from
So. ,rJ .,,,Il ,S-r~,nrr r., in,arasi-
....,,,..,r;,. ri. counsel mp attorney
~ ~. ,,rr,. NJ ,h,, stat. "
s,,,.tnf.t,l..r.,l,.arlac, f,r n, &c.
,.-,.,, ,r,r ,rl-.,l fugitive
So +, .,r..,,r,, ar, the provision, or
l..-,rt,., ratification net ever offered o.
,r..,.r.fIr-,,iar ola S,a,.I.,-i..atur,-an
,rtur.rn. n ra,-rI. will brand with ina.
18th. mn, I.-i.'atur, ~ that state.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-08

Mr. prrw, of che l1'cll.-rno,r, wi'ho.
that the name Ut 1ur state should lrsTrll-i
Mr,nc, thi. 'sin., according o. DO. state
mcu,. ,lo CORRECT photography The uemr
was derived from a province in France,
which belonged g. the wife Of King Charlie
T.. or England ~" gave the gl'rut OF
tho, land 90 sir Ferdinand Gorge, and
chri.tcnol {, iu honor Of his Royal Lady
Mryuc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-08

CurEcnWp STATISTICS \ few days
since, while walking through our village
cemetery, a friend suggested the idea Of
asc,rtaiuins the age. or tho-a who had l"cn
buried there. The result may bc Of interest
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-08

An ancient aud exceeding simple method
is to keep all the books
you can lay hands on
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-08

The Maine Baptist State Convention W." W"
hold it. next session in PASSPORT on the W.
Of June
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-08

we have looked on ,hi. forest Of beautiful
childhood, and heard thousands and thou
sand. Of voices, as that Of many birds send
up the homage Of their little hearts to heaven
in cries Of" Allclunh." Not the voices OF
the wind, when romping in rude dallianco
with the waves, or chasing each other in
ruffln riot through the wood, could equal
the glorious music Of that cry Of infant glad
nos. II is touchipgly told that one Of ihc-s
lonely ouc.-a fni, weak child, having
nothing 10 wind il. little affections round
had centred It's love on the song with which
each morning opened, ooh, be- joyiul wv
AMI that, when diving in IT, solitary cot,
over which mo- sentinel mother hung, H. last
eG'r, wa, 20 muttcr, "Oh. hr inyful go and
when the spirit had glid,l away, Tho MUIR
mrr srrm0l almost 20 linscr on the lips.
\. We listened In St PauIs 10 these choir'
or children. We almost hncici, while their
joyous lark cry went mp that they were
-,nrhim. But tears Nott,d out thc hrich,
illusi1u, when We thought or a moment,
and remembered they were orphans. Gold,
inlc,l. must ~ That hear, which c'ulllook
without emotion on such a socno. and not
ras, from Il holisr and better man. We
thought we could never have 80 eye upon "a
morn moving spectacle, hut The children
gathered IN the Talrrua,l' awaken even a
dr,rrr emotion still Mr. Pnsr, with a
r,r, worn with benevolent carr and anxious
.,liti,uIc. AMI other generous mon, st'"l
around tn expressions ~ ;ho oI World,
which keep men in darkno'- and irnoriuc",
leave their rursl stamp upon tho brow 81
Innocent hillhn.I INIT american charity
strives rwirr he stain away, and taxi
lovingly thc lir,lrlaul oftho chillormiay
and crime. The sunny smile, II Childhood
-o1u chs, away that look of carrlc,, misery
which hang, about the face ofthr wr,ishol
orphan"
"Fu. a-.- anil age. the strong have tram
plrl - the wal, aul myriad, u l'ins,
n,, thus '.ru doomed to inf,my anil drsrr-
d1,ion Thr.r Ilrr children arr the spawn
ofthh dep wrong aul when they begin
to .irc, , .tnus, feeling n .alnes -,tilr,
on u, heart. Through the "Nllluhh" Of
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-08

The publisher Of o" The Una, announces
that be- will commence in the July number
Of that journal, the publication Of " Sririd-
ion" an interesting work, by Madam
sand. The translation (from the Frcnchl
i. performed by Mr.. Dali, Of West Newton,
Mas. wife of the Rev. Mr. Dali, now
Unitarian Missionary to Calcutta IA
highly accomplished literary lady, thor
ouchly ycr-cd in that language, aud fully
competent to give Spiridion To the public in
the most attractive style. The work itself
Is pronounced by the bost judges, to Car cH-
eel in interest, that exceedingly popular
work Of art commonly known as " Con.uc-
TO-" by the same author. II illustrates the
present condition Of the Church Of Rome.
The work Is copyrighted, consequently can
only 10 obtained from this paper.
The second half Of Volume , Of tho Una
a paper devoted to the elevation Of Woman,
commences in July. Published by $. c.
lIcwctt, Is franklin Street, Boston Term,
81 Il year, in advance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-08

Henry Carter and j. r. McCobb, are
nominated Trustees Of the Reform School.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-08
cry NJ pORTLlVD.
In Boarl ut Mayor and Aldermen, :
Nav 90. 1855.

MAY 'lf IN'''
O-frsi, That the Mayor and Aldermen
Carleton Az Brook, b. a committee 90 aE-
n,vaE ruR .UE TTWlIsuuENr uT a tm
Auvp Dor rHr Lawful sur or srwur'r'
ti0rur. wins. de. az mglirinal uul wo.
rhAniDl TurUH.r', under the provisions ct
au net. entitled an act iUr the suppression
of drinking houses and t,Tlins shops passed.
40 thr last session of the legislature. and
approved March 10th, 1855, AMI al,, %
propose and report ~ ihi. Board, such rules
anil regulations as may De- necessary iur thr
government Of thr agent hereafter tn leap
Iuint.,l and such compensation iur hi. ser
yicr %, they may dvm suitable
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-08

Tm Mnru OBnwu OFT m rU Goym-
>aR. 4 roIni-ition ha. l-gn made hy the
Mayor 1t Portland. upon she Governor or
the State or the aiI ola military force, it
nerrory, was promptly responded 20 by
Gov. Morrill,. a. follow.
Aror.r,, June ith, 1855
Dpu Sla Your. Ut the 3l hy hdmnnt
>lm.rs, is r.,yiyrI. AMI have issued urlrr-
o. Cen. Smith 20 ol' out siy companies IT
militia, fo sustain the civil auth1yi'i-, IL
necessary.
You shall De- supported against muls and
rIUtUu. men, with all the urrr can come
mand, if necessary. Your. very truly,
ANSON =. MORRILL,.
Hos. NUl Dow, Mayor of Portland.
Mayor Dow wa. tried before Judge Carter
on Tuesday and wednesday, Nathan elf
ford lor prosecution, and VIM. Pitt Fc-san-
den ior respondent
On wednesday, judge Carter gave the
following decision " From these facts the
Court decide, that they were not kept by
the defendant with an intent To I'LL in yi,-
lation Of law, and that hr /, not guilty of
the charge made against him ia thc COM
plaint. /, j. ordered, therefore, that he h.
discharged, aud that the liquors seilcd by
the officer be- returned to the City Agent
from whom they were taken
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-02
a& DIR. HOOFLAN'S aav s
Celebrated German Bltters,
PREPARED BYgpo
DIR. G. M. JACKSON,
No. 40, Arch street, Philalelpl

No. 100, Arch street, Philadelphia.
Their power over the above diseases is not ex
ceiled if equalled, byany other preparation in
the United States, as the cures attest, in many
cases after skilful physicians had failed
These Bitters are worthy the attention Of in
valids. Possessing great'yirtues in the rectifca
ton Of diseases Of the Liver and lesser glands,
exercising the most searching powers in weakness
and affections the digestive organs, they are,
withal. safe, certain, and pleasant. ~,
~ READ AND BE CONVINCED.
MoRE CHIo TESTIMONY in, favor of DR.. HooF
LAND s ce ebrated GERMAN BiTTERs prepared be
DR.. G. M. JACKSON, Philadelphia. From TIL
mass ofItestimonyrec the proof.is oonclu-
sive that this medicine has no equal for diseases
Of the Liver, Stomach, Nerves, Kidneys &c.
Read and be convinced- $500 "
Il. B. Perkins. Marietta, Ohio, Feb. %,
1851, said, "'Your Bitters are highly priced by
those who have used them. In case Of Liver
Complaint Of long standing, WHICH HAD RESISTED
TIE SKILL or SEVERAL PHYSICIANS, was entirely
cured by the use of Five Bottles" .'
@ Il. Drake, Freedom, Portage Co., o.,
April %, 1852, Said "The German Bitters you
sent me last have not yet come to hand. / have
been out of the article for some time, to the great
detrment of invalids. II is medicine much
thought of and sought after in this community"
c,,aabora CO. n Iargnst 3s 1870 so;d. ssTbe
Rtiero San o SSnnad me- ;n NV lsst srs ail zone
I1S tS;oa X - Sond - ,,osa;onS iS;r ,nd on,
rooo,n,and;n~ o,M - , aa;ants IA HSr;anJs
,uT;nh do rer na ~ -! rsSa,n;~o1 @ Von
W osS, os ~ Iaa
"t iEse,, css "A ~ Na,,, On 1870
= 81 - ,,,.a ',oS,s tbssl a. bott,aS ~
III ,,a @ p,a Os p;.,erS fs ~ DvSna,U;a ond
he
naye a ss ~ uso
ese .nera " ne sSoa ~, ~ al ui'o''e' III
'ney T aiT ~ %....S Sass = o.,.ho, ,oso
~; y VVsel, ~, ocIU9e. Ie -, 100,
as lls opsl,yH slv ~ sns "a
ltase lsS' sseu nnen loa o
agessohs any saAs pneasure ~ S.as,ns ina
s,iik sne s.S Doss ~.
s, .e Ip ~nn .Sn,nDss On
npvAnon n',, ), ~ Ai-' Inn 'is@ ~
rue .aI. pAt' ,sa. &c uo..,o.
Thaua Gt, 70 TSe,
nnese n,.sis at9 ~
never rAosThAIE 5ne SYSTEM vus iNv.roEAln I've
resn soi SUE n ~ gpTSn ppnMuFp
o1G og TpnhM M MhED = nn0 iih lopgioy youM
CoRMFiI e mi Cbester KNiGsHr s y PtRaIn.GMaN,
syracusesJa u IioYT& co., Alfred; and bydeal-
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-02

Lei the A6gicted Read and Pondeyi
An Infallible Remedy for Scrofula, Kings Evil,
fSRheumatism, Obstinate 6utaneous Eruptibns,
Pimples, or Postules on the Face, Blotches,
I Boils, Ague and Fever, Chronic Sore Eyes,
Ring Worm or letter, Scald Head Enlargement
and Pain of the Bones and j oints, Stubborn
Ulcers, Syphiliiic Disorders Ldmbago, Spinal
= Complaints, and all Diseases arising from an
lujadicious Use. Of Megcnry, Lpprpdence N
4 Life, or lmpurity Of the Blood. ". N
n 05- This great Alternative medicine and Pufife.
6f Blood is now used by thousands Of grateful
patients from all parts OF the United States, who
testify daily to the remarkable cures performed
BY the. greatest Of all medicines, "CARTER's
SPANISH MIXTURE" Neuralgia, Rheuma.
tism, Scrofula, Eruptions Of the Skin, Liver Dis:
ease, Fevers Ulcers, Old Sorea, Affections of the
Kidneys, Diseases of-the Throat, Female Com
plants, Pains and Aching of the Bones ant
Joints, are speedllyput TO flight by using this
tInestimable remedy. - JHft 9 a f5asg{
For all diseases of the Blood, nothing has We
been found to compare with IL. 1t cleanses tn
system of allimpufites, acts gently and efficient
ly on the Liver and Kidneys, strengthens the d
gestion, gives tone to- the Stomach, makes the
skin clear and healthy, and restores the Consti-
tuition, enieebled by disease or broken down by
the excesses of youth, to its pristine yigor and
strength. ~ q ars sas54 el4 ssf4 9q6asia W
h For ihe Ladies', II is incompara ybetter than
all the cosmetics ever used. Afe doses Of Car
ters Spanish Mixture will remove all sallowness
Of complexion, bring the roses mantling to the
check, give elasticity 10 the step, and improve
the general health in remarkable degree, be-
yond all the medicines ever heard,of !, iIE Il (
The large number Of certificates whichwe have
received from persons from all parts Of the United
States, is the best evidence that thereis no hum
bug about IT. The press, hotel keepers, magis.
traies, physicians, and public men, well known
TO the community, all add their testimony TO the
wonderful effects Of this GREAT BLOOD sPU.
RlFIER. Fl& Nf@assiysH $40 ~18la{
Call on tse AorNr and GEL a Circular and Ar
nhnsc, and read the wonderful cures this truly
greatest Of allimedicines has PERFORMED. sitS
n None genuine unless signed BENNETT n
BEERS, Proprietors, No. 8, Pearl street, Rich
nond, Va, to whom all orders for supplies and
agencies nustbe addressed. And forsale BY \
D, REED & BROTHER, Poinefoy; HI @. Wa
trERAlAN 4 GO. 4 Middleport; y Ohm 90 NELL
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B. T.BABBIT'S
!. " C,EILERRATED i 'sALERATUs,

i3W CELEHtKATED sSALEkSATUS,
In one. pound packages expressly for family use,
sixty one pounds in each box. With this Salera
tus and sour milk, or cream tartar, Tread and
cakes of every kind can be made and baked in
half an hour, at any season Of the year, and in
any climate. Directions for using il accompany
y Also, Super Carbonate Soda, Soap Powder,
Yeast Powder, CASTLE Soap, Cream, Tartar, and
Candles iof all kinds tyi ~ ~ tRlsihq3s astv
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-02
Helmbold' Genuine Preparations,
, EEEMBOLD'S HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
G1DNM MsGDWJNMDl !

@1pNM MS CD gaJ Va ME
lSTlIVafd lEMGRaoG l8Vl@hUls
For diseases of the Bladder and Kidneys, Secret
Diseases, Strictures, Weaknesses, and all dis
eases of the Sexual Organs, whetheri in Mall
or Female, from whatever cause they may haye
81 originated and no matter of how long stand
ing. g, ,Et $50 t s2 ShapH yttt .
If you have contracted the terrible disease
which, when once seated in the SYSTEM, will
surely 60 down from one generation to another
undermining the cor stitution and Sappng the
very vital fluids Of life, do not trust yourself in
the hands of QuaekS, who start up every day in
city like this, and fill The papers with glaring
falsehoods, TOO well calculated to deceive the
young, and those not acquainted with their
tricks. You cannot be too careful in the selec
tion of remedy in these cases .,s. ~.
The Flnid Extract Buehu has been pronoun-
ced by eminent physicians the greatest remedy
ever known. 1t isa medicine perfectly pleasant
in its taste, and yeryinnocent in its action, and
yet so thorough that tannihilates every particle
of the rank and poisonous virus of this dreadful
up the dseasein n the blood. sse .a e, 5.,s
Constitutional Debility, brought on by self
abuse, most terrible disease, which has brought
| thousands Of the human race TO untimely graves,
thus blasting the brilliant hopes of parents, and
| blighting in the bud the glorious ambition OF
many noble youth, can be cured by this Infalli-
| BILE remedy. Andas q medicine which must
benefit everybody, from the simply delicate to
the confined and desparing invalid, no equal is
| to be found acting both as cure and preventive.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-02
SILAS GARNER, GunsInifii,

SELAS WAHSNEHt, WWTuSHHltH1
is still at the same place, in Striders old Store
room, and that he is prepared to fill all orders
for FIRE ARMS of every description-Rifles,
Shot Guns, Carbines, or even '76 Muskets., He
invites particular attention to hisPatent Breech
Rines--the greatest invention of the age.
In exchange for his Guns he asks nothing at
money. Call and see him.
Pomeroy Nav. g9. tS54-tf il9G Ft3 S5Nsa