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Squatter sovereign., 1855-03-27
FOR DELEGATES.
DR.. JOHN H. STRINGFELLOW.
r. L. KIRK.

1t is not necessary for us to say that the
above named gentlemen are sound and re-
liable. The fact of their receiving the
nomination of our party speaks louder than
newspaper puffs. All that is required of
the voters is unanimous support of the
above ticket We owe it to our country,
ourselves, and our neighbors, to lay aside
all local prejudices, all personal feelings,
and come up manfully to the support of
ticket that is pledged to wrest this terri
tory from the hands of the Abolitionists.
The eyes Of our bretheren throughout
the South are upon us, waiting with intense
anxiety for the result. They have full
confidence in our fidelity to the great cause
which we in common with them have es-
poused' and IN our complete success. Shall
we disappoint theml We know Your an
swer. Be then ACTIVE and PROMPT at
the polls, PREPARED to vote, and a victory.
as splendid as the achievement of the i'm
mortal Jackson at New Orleans, will crown
our eforts!!
Squatter sovereign., 1855-03-27

Bg The Adjutant General of Penn
sylvsnia estimates the militia force of that
State at 800, 900.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-03-27
TrunkLost-

- son, TRUNK, marked IL the nszze Of
the undersigned, was PCT OF b. the Steamer
Banner STATE. Any Warehouse keeper who
may haze the game il Store, VIII confer favor
by notifying me Of the came
4. S. KELLER
Atehison, K T. ia.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-03-27

RELIGION OF THE AMERICAN PREsI-
DENTs.-The religious belief of the four
teen persons who have filled the Presiden-
tial chair in the United States, as indicated
by their attendance upon public worship,
and the evidence afforded in their writings,
may be summed up asfollows:
Episcopalians-Wa Washington, Madison,
Monroe, Harrison, Tyler and Taylor.
unitarians-Je efferson, John Adams. ]
Q. Adams and Fillmore.
Presbyterian-Jackson and Polk.
Dutch Reformed-Van Buren.
Trinitarian Congregationalst- Pierce.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-03-27

The Massachusetts, Senate passed
to be engrossed the bill prohibiting the
State Courts from naturalization Of for
eigners.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-03-27
GUNS! GUNs!! GUNs!.s

yNOoLF0LK s. CO., have just received a
w splendid lot of Guns Of the very finest
finish, and made BY the best manufactures in
the United States. Those In want of good
Guns had better call on Us soon, as they sefl
rapidly.
Weston, no. s1H.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-03-27

E9 Robt. N. Wickliffe, distinguish
ed citizen of Kentucky, died in Lexington
a short time since.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-03-27

syThe drop of water by continued
falling bores its passage through the hard
est rock.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-03-27
News from all Quarters.

E@ The Anti-Nebraska resolves did
not pass the Illinois Legislature.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-03-27

Hon. Caleb Lyon calls those lost te
our affection, "IHe hearts atnburied deqdF
Squatter sovereign., 1855-03-27

gWA wag observes that he looks un-
der the marriage head for the news OF the
sceak.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-03-27

ia A few days ago 132 slaves were
sold at Charleston, S. c., for S63 800.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-03-27

g9 We are under obligations to the
James III. Lucas for late ST. Louis papers.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-03-27

f The heart that beats for no woman,
is niche without an image. Very often,
however. the niche has its image, but keeps
it in such profound shadow, that the curl
Gus world cannot discover its existence.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-03-27
BUTTER, EGGS, CHICKENs,

A Nd all kinds Of Country Produce, taken In
lpayment for subscriptions to the tsSquatter
scTereign,o Dor in payment fer printing. Ths
market price always giyea.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-03-27

Ia Thomas Jefferson's grand daugh-
ter is teaching School in Washington City.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-03-27

IT, We are authorised to announce
JOSIAH KELLOGG, as candidate to repre-
sent this District in the Legislature. Subject
20 convention, should one be held.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-03-27

w- We are authorized to announce
JOHN w. FORMAN, as candidate for the
Council, in theTerritorial Legislature, subject
to the decision of Convention, should one be
held.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-03-27

the Sonora, at this place, on Thursday
last. He came to the hotel, took out his
leather strap, gave the sign, which was not
answered. He stated that it was highly
important for him to be in Glasgow Friday
morning, in time for the Hannibal stage.
He.hired man to take him to Glasgow,
starting from this place about dark.
From his maneuvers, it was evident he
was an agent of the Aid Society. His
object was to get to Chicago by the near
est route, and in the quickest time. He
knew if he remained on the Sonora-the
boat not running all night-he could not
reach Glasgow in time for the stage
Hence his hiring private conveyance to
that place. He hopes to get to Chicago In
time to ship an additional supply of abo-
litionists to Kansas before the election.
They are fearful that they will be beaten
in the election. He can get to Chicago,
and send men to Kansas yet before the
30th, the day Of election.
Missourians should be prepared for this
last movement
Squatter sovereign., 1855-03-27

IL We are authorized to announce
d. A. N. GROVER, Esq, as candidate for
the Council, in this District.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-03-27
ATCHIsoN, MARCH 81, 1856.

xxT g. SWIMMER, General Newspaper
w and Advertising Agent, No. Ia, Second
Street. opposite the Post Office, st. Louis, MO-,
is the authorized agent for our paper.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-03-27
JOB PRINTING,

OF every description, neatly and promptly
~ executed at this Office, such as Cards, Cat
alogues, Circulars, HandbilIs, Programmes,
Pamphlets, Posters, Shop-bills, Blanks, La
bells, and every variety OF Printing, executed
at short notice, on liberal terms
Squatter sovereign., 1855-03-27
]. C. w l E B L E Y :.

FOR COUNCILMAN
Squatter sovereign., 1855-03-27

eE~ We are authorized to announce
R. l.. KIRK, as candidate for the Territori-
Al Legislature in the fifteenth district Sub
ect to Convention, should one be called.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-03-27

z. s. WILLIAMSON,
4 TToRNEY ALLAN and Real Esssts
IA Agent, wesaep- 5fiss1i.e54 <itf.
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Candidates Department.
announcement Fee, $3; invaria-
bly, I'm Advance!

60 ]. II. STRINGFELLOW of
Atchison, offers himself as candidate for the
House of Delegates in Kansas Territory, at the
ensuing Election. Subject to Convention, If
one should be held.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-03-27
NEW PosrAcE Acr-NorIcE TO ru,

New PosrAGE AcT-NorIcE TO THE
PUBLIC AND INsrRucrIoss TO PosrmAsr-
ERs.-Notice is hereby given tnat, agree
able to an act of Congress, approved March
Sd, 1856, the following rates of postage
are to be charged, on and after the first
day of April next, in lieu. of those now
established, to wit:
On every single letter conveyed in the
mail between places in the United States,
or any distance not exceeding three thous-
and miles, three cents; and for any dis
tonce exceeding three thousand miles, ten
cents.
From and after first said day of April,
prepayment is required, excepting upon
such as are to or from foreign country,
or to officers of government on official bus
mess. The franking privilge remains un-
changed.
From and after the first day Of January.
eighteen hundred and fifty-six, postmast-
ers are required to place postage stamps
upon all prepaid letters on which stamps
may not have been placed by the writers,
By the third section of the act, the Post
master General is authorised to establish
uniform system for the registration of
valuable letters. This provision of the
law will be carried into effect, and special
instructions therefor will be issued to post
masters as soon as the necessary blanks
can be prepared and distributed.
JAS. CAMPBELL, Postmaster Gen1.
Postoffice Department, March 2, 1856.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-03-27

Attest: DAE1EL WooDsoN, Secretary. s6i
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-06
Another EFidenIclleIl.'

hviat tforeaa1a,s SGTssrcei lG; 'silx ess;zs.
.DLEASE read the following sceEtifcate. .,f.om
IxnJa r, ELLIS, of Racipes Meigss county, q,
MT, y M. BoREMAN Sd AZ Sir II Cannot re-
frain from expressing the giaiitudeI feel lion,
the recovery 6f my daug glIieI through theinstrul
mentality % your NAEUkBaR sAhsasABILIa. She
was afflicted distressing disease r-SeRoT-
pLA,,. The disease made its appeafahce on ber
face, neck. and head and finally located IL het
eyes, which pre- ek3edf fhef from reading ana bewl
ing for niie: months usle swas treated tbv the
best dRysicianE in, the.cqgHtEn and the, disease
not yieldlpgto their prescriptions, 4 was advised
10 consult the Physicians of Cincinnati nd Pits
bufgh.y But having heard ofeufts Reformed by
your preparation, dfdateminedIto test its virtue
upon her. She commenced taking il and blythe
time she had taken Ave ppsix bottles, TO the great
|astonishment Of all around, she was entirely
cured. would say to all who are afflicted with
scrofnla--TRy BoREMAN's CELEBRxrED SARsA-
fAKInn0f slTiwILn dURk 49, And Il ilLftirther say
n behg.t afi yopr, inyaluable preparation, that
tor any diHepSe arising from an impure state Of
inc blood that it IS superior to any safsapafiIlh
now before tie pubiic. H~oga salIoisni ilsaa
This declaratish I'deem it my9dutylto make.
Thefefore, IN itfwillIe eflany beneficial use,
yoln may give It, publicity, w w y
|, nov 7n43tf Va bsfiy s,l nhS All '1Ts,13 h,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-06
+ CONSUMPTION CURED |.

9'S' ~ t!N'Y Nkw Yokk,, Dec. 9th, 1858.
,'Icanie toNew York in ship Telegraph; ny
native place is StsJohR 8, New Brunswcki whse
reached this city, my health was yeIy poor; had
very bad cough, raised a good deal oI matter,
which was frequently mixed with blood tbadpain
in my left side, andlwas very weak andemeciaA
led. My friends and physician pronopncsd ~
case Consumption, and beyondthoT reach q nsa-
cne l accidentally heard Of Dr. Curtis ~
geana, OF 1nhaling Hygean vaper and sChsiil
Syrup, and obtained q packages which = ffrpl
believe was the 'mesns Of .saying my hteis Seoh
after wearing the Inhaler, found II relieves W.
pressure on my lungs, and after while the eis.
ease made its appearance upon the esufface nnaei
the lnhaler.a Itsskthe, Cherry Syrup esdireeteat
and continued 70, do so,drnE cough, gredAsHy
growing better, until II entirely let me, aua
now consider myself cured tstiiii wear the In
haIer, as the use oflitiis rather pleasaatand be-
ieyihg II strengtheninga gandpuKifyinst toths lulgs.
| feel unwilling at present to dispense VIII H.
81 vm aea Ss y toas GfJ0HN WOOD.
n Sold by BOYD & PAUL, No, .l49, Chamben
street, G. H, RING. corner OF John street ano
Broadway, MY. Price $SapaekageN aeFf',r
N. B.--Any person ihclosing SS to- bgIp =
PAUL, or CURTIS & PERKINS, New YoIE, Eill -;
ceiye package containing bottle oi hygeen
Vapors one of Cherry Syrllp, apdoap lphalshmsin IN
a neat box, abyexpress, free to. any par. 81 the
United States, or four packages Tor SiU.
June 13, i85S-n22yf.o oH eE ls'2fsslI s..L.t
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-06
'oP Pomeroy Academy.
I2HEa Winter Term of this Institution COM
4 menced On Monday, December 4th, under

FI2HEa Winter Term of this Institution com
4 menced On Monday, December 4th, under
'hf AnsHHas iasEast9n A. Rssa, Rssa1I2Pp Principal
ANNA G. D, KEEN, Assistant and Teacher q
Music and Drawing. ~ ,..s,s,'',,, '',,)
Gee, HOLLIS, Teacher Of German and Gym.
TuTlos-s5 90, Sc 50, and $s. 90 pei qautter,
according TO studies pursued. Az ~. E''
An extensive Chemical and Philosophical Ap-
paratus has been recently purchased for the use
Of the school,, and a large Hallwill soon be com
pleted FOR a Gymnasium ~ ~, X. ,.,
Mr., KEEsg is "a graduate Of Harvard College,
and has been, during the last five years, Principal
Of one of the High Schools in ,Massach usetts,
and the Trustees feel that they can assure those
fitting for College, Teaching, or life's various
pursuits, Of advantages such as few Institutions
afford. Ise .it.o. =
Pupil ran be accommodated With board in the
u 'f,3, s,1'l'''I "rH 6, r., PoMERoY,
,slsf g.l n sar Sec'y Of Boaralof Ttus,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-06
valuable Mini PropertY for Sale.

Nhespbscriberd desirous offemoving from this SEQ
i ton offers for sale his valuable mill PROPERLY
consisting of one grist mill, one saw mill, on
three circular saws, situated two miles abov
Racine. ON the Ohio river known as the An
tiQuity Mills. 20 lyG5 s,5 ~ is1 991tN uq.
In connection with the above, he also offers
for sale 28i acres of land, adjoining, (ou which
are six dwelling houses, all under fence, IS
acres Of which are elearedgorchardof l25 trees,
grated fruit. 9-Hhta sdj " sqa JtgS sgola g4t,
Persons desirousof purchasing, are invited to
oalland examine for tbemselyes.yits % 3oi dne
AN SO iadih .ssai "a OWN jHARPOLD.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-06
Revolution! Rs7OIulIoR!'!-7 =

KTNHE nineteenth century has been famous for
IL = REyoLhTioNs in PoLiTtcs and RELiaforI and
as naturah consequenoe,. the eeptagions has exr
tended to medicine. Old fogyispg in all forms, is
deposed, and new systems, new, theories, and new
medies have taken the place. g psiS sgfl sFS
Humbug medicines have fourished, Aaare pas
sing away, and while the requiem issounding,
truth asserts her rights, and demands a hearing.
Upon thefpinsof puff; balls, sound realities are
arising, The TIME NOW is that wholesome shop
Irnanufactuied Certificates and iabored newspaper
puts can no more deceive, and stern reality,pos,
ltiteyirtue and afull retpEn mpstbe guaranteed,
for advances made by the e,public, III
In accordapcewith Il & spirit or the times
'onR se.iDRU @ GTSTS,r sGu loig.1
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-06
,,.g..5. PREPAilED BY
Or. c. N. JACKSON, ail i..i

,.ss.No. l20,, Arch stree, PhIladelpbis.. ~.
sTha1sRowsEoye above diseases is .pot,exr
chiled. 10 eapsllel, BY any other, pEaparption in
the. Dhtad States, asthe cures attest, in many
eases after skilfpl physicians had failedsT;5, :
yslids Possessipg & feat yittnes il the rectiRsa,
ton 6f diseases Of the Liver and lesser glands,
SxSfcisine TIE most searching p3wefsih weakness
a1d aQeeli0ns of the digestive 6Teahv, they are,
xIibaI. saie, pleagalt " o essea Il, "A
3Ra.a '',EA D AND BE 'c0 c0Nvtiv CEDi l,hs gu
Mokk Quo TsstsiokY IN iaySf of Df; HOct:
Df, d. III. JACKSON p Ritadfiphia. From tIi-
l.Ass OF testimony received the proof is eonti \
awe thal tbs medicine has no equal for diseases
n W. LyeE slomapI, Nerves. Kidneya, &c,
nt5d and he eopyinced s g. ~ n u v,
( II, ID. Per xtms = siatietta, ~ hiol feB.s ! 22t
fssi, ssid dYetf Bittars We highly PFizsa y. \.
a ~ ~ 6 ''{ sIs, INK NJ E,sTfS
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-06
DASwKRRK0 K0TYR!k..

aeat SiiasNi In MaysViil4 Kysdi AZ sauoai
EVNHET NED would call TIE ssten;
,, ~ ton of DagyeIFeotypstss 70 his large aAe
general assortment Of Daguerteotype stock, q
his Gallery in Maysyille, and Tor sale ~ press
lower than elsewhere in the Wet: NJ,
aiis stock comprises every variety and size .
Plai,, ana Fancy Cases. Platesp Chloride NJ Cola
Saltslofi Gold Chemicals BHckski9s, Pplishes
&c. and every variety IF material y S yafd " . q
trade. n X
Orders maybe sent BY mai, ana money en-
closed at the riskof the andsdsigpets ana alpe'
wilhbe forwarded without delaytay ia i.y,L .sg
!; v,,l,.,,,,, "a 4, John .CADW WALLApkk.
Mavsv:lIa 8. Nov fca ifl.6Ih. ~ = -
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-06
WHINE HOUSE. 'l'di =

~ -.''L. u " '9.h. Sh4 iDWHHf IN IL Ce
Sc CornenV sBroedray Al 1Hega - Sss
a6i ayCINCIRNATIssOh hAe.Ao &c,
THIS elisibiyi situatedaIlotsl has.heen recently
i enlarged by an addition Of FORTY I.epqIEs
Rnoss, and ispow prepared TO accommodate the
travelling community in style unsuIpassed ~
any. Charges moderate, and the constant Per.
sonai attention of the Pfoprieior will ensure tns
comfort Of the guests. .seesi.l.,.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-06
:'Q Is .QR|l''S'' 81. 7: B Byx j. !: J. J.
Vol. 1if, BOOK x; chap. !.

| Y&5fNFIt..1a- 90, ~, -
va ~ ,HXE = rAgY4
UurN pupnrTT m ] i''lr 81 cnopoom
M ~ X ~ ssSutnalllea - CloroVt ny "a
q5 k spe Peopise' 9y 9Gt tHt
- - " II ~ ~ M, !; 80 ,5'p
hpaOy-Mau0 CIOtnlng,p gaa y.
for HORSES, andithe skill and address Of his
workmen, attracted vast multitudes to his depot,
situatedlohS ,s1bp5q ssshfio In ,gl {, sbr,5f
Nom strlet fine oyoats Bsy,,,s o,,~s
ySa y ~ ~ \ 4 : o,1''' "
,andthere heysqppliedi them, in exchange fol
their gold. and silyers and Iag money, with n
snG9les' Briales, Harness, &c.
All all the people " ere pleased with, his work
and his prices; for the Hvsse 1rniture was we'll
maue. and of ne, best aot materials, SO that it
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-06
.a9, 81 X. X. R.7-No. i.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
For all Acilte Complaints. n

/ For sll Acute Complaints, '"''''
! INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL. g
ThsmUment tits applied externally or takeh
into the system IL will Istop the most excrucia,
ting pain and quickly remove its cause.
','S1 RHEUMATISM Ssk ~ ''''
MI. Granger, d mason wen known III Brookiyn,
was cripple, for nine years; Railways Ready
Relief relieved him from pain in fifteen minutes.
enabled him to walk two miles without the. use
of stick or crutch in threeodaysj and cured him
entirely in one week, .. ,..
Thousands Of other cases Equally as wonderful
as the above, haze BEEN cnredCby r. r. Relief.
sd, aitns CHOLERA MoRBUs. t,,i, 4, a, (,
Railways Ready Relief will relieve the sufferer
from all pain in fifteen of twenty minutes II
will cure the most desperate oasesin afew hours,
( IAyg sl,, NEgRALeIAs nsf,;ay Ia .a,a-
1 The moment R. r. Relief is appledit allays
the most painful Paroxysrns. Itwil. ALWAYS cure.
blyd ad IIiaack MAD AeuE,hl enpo9 snsl7
1t will relieve theliost distressing pains inff-
teen innptes.eIt VII likewise prevent renewed
attacks. ,.,t,,.D an
f.GK ei2 gfM 81 ASpEM yinuo0 sibB9
In ten minutes tea spoonful Of R. r, Relief
willstop the ehills, and break the fever. tS
Aches Of all kinds, Pains 81 all Kinds, bruises,
burns, Scalds, Strains, Sprans, Stiff joints Lame-
ness. One application of Radway's Ready Re-
lief will in afew minutes fEsTIRELY sTory THE
PAIN. 70 ,sd,,.,,5.s
| Itreduces swellings; heals sores, cuts and
wounds; removes bruises, allayst the most violent
rritations. For all pains use R. R. Reliefll Look
fotfor the .sighat6fe of Railway n oCoaron each
bottle. on 1a,lpl
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-06

A LIVeahR0W kOthing Found.
sM 3 w I E, II. Z :. !.
.csusr-r7-r ss ssiauilssla ~,
3. HUMMER 81 90. "a q
LA ~ Il "a B B%I v "a III
VX77E would respectfully announee tA the
| w citizensof Mi dieport and vicinity, and
fthe rest Of mankind,s that we have just re-
ceived and are row opening one of thesia 40
ilaTgestIaIGd most Complete stocks
h READY-MADE CLOTHING I
eyer brought to this tii6tkstlA Il @6RF
E AN Of which we will sell at more resl-
sOnabIe rates thnm amy OtheE house
In the County. .frssT t8ipatusgllsae.,,s
+ Our CL0THIN @ embraces every article usual
ly worn by menor boys; suchasei isi3 eisn N,
Goals, 2 Plantations, sVsss, 8ai4s 0Olsdrs,
5 .ssBadstshirts, tDfnm9s, iSoekssSsp
HATS, ,niCAPS ,oB O0TS, AND SHOES,
Srn addition ID our stock Of Ready -Maas Cloth
ihg,swe hTaye pu hand large ape wsll.selected
T''sl1 '31s5s lIS PIECE GOODS, "a y \ r ,
BRO 81 TG8THS, GassiMEREs, cassiNETs,
! SATINETS, ROB ROY TWERDS, JEANS,
,FLANNELS, -VESTIN GS AND OVER COAT
ING, aud a large variety of TRIMMINGS. =
rs aatrslis ssNOzIOzHS,s ssla ~. .e,,l n.
y.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-06

liig a,qks v ,xAxn -, saases a.
.sgas u ) sS ! Sf1s sia !
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-06
P R OGAAMAllO N /,

-ar,.o .,.rW- &Aw w&Hgsw w t''E >,
N7OULD respectfully inform the citizens 81
wv this country in. generalaand The worlt
inparticular, that we have on hand 4 large and
DRY ifs.Sfift;sS ! GOODS DDS - AND pGROcERiEs,
consisting Of everything in the above line that can
be wished fol. In connection with his Grocery
and Dry Goods Storei he has q, large amount, oi
Ready. Made Clothingg Hats. Caps. Trunks,
Of the very latest styles; and made ofthe best ol
materials Anything he sells evil warrant Va
be good. AS for chesphess, heis determinedtkat
none shall undersell him. ~ tl9dfI 70 ass aaY
Louisville LiTne.a Nlj,il ttt
: He keeps constantly on hand Louisville Lime,
which he sells atwholesale OF retail. In fact all
his articleS will be sold, atwholesale or retail,
at the very lowest cash prices. Give him call,
and see for yourselves Z a5fd I--1g%vLcs4l
AT Coalport landing is the place to find is
store, and when you find il you will not fail
buy. 9'l h'ie ''ham'fs'i % 1Idt 80 10 % tipi
Aug. 224ylns2 ,3'N1x ''stI ,en .,,ae'@ ~
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-03-06
.NiISTHMAa iI CUREn.


nj Iup,an BBo9K a nec, 2Dths lpbS. ].
For about eight years have been severely AZ
,fcted with the Asthma. For the lasttwo years
Have suffered beyond all my powers OF desetip-
ton; months at "a time j. have not behnl ablesta
seep in bed, getting what rest could siting in
nv chair, NV difficulty Of bfesthing, and my
suerings We're 50 great at times that f6f hours to-
gethet my ffiehdS expected each hours would Be
my last, During the past skQyeegaI hsss had
the aid, and attendance Of some of the most eele-
brated physicians, but have received no pefma-
nent benefit, and bit little relief II Il length
had the goodfoflaAet to procure Or Curtis, Ayge.
ana or.I Inhaling Hsgean Xaper and Cherry syErp.
Atthe, time first obtaipedt,l ! was SUFFERING
under one of my, most violent attacks, and va
iii great distress, almost Suiiocating Iofwant OF
Breath mn less than tenminutes from the time
Iappliedfthe InhaleEto my stomach, and took
teaspooniul of the Cherry Syrup, was relieved
in great measure from the difficulty OF breath
ing, and had a comfortable, night. have since
continued it with the greatest possible beneht,
ana am now comparatively weIR God only
knowsthe amount Of suffering this medlcine has
relieved me FROM My adyics "a The sIfisSlng y,
try 1T. ',,;r MARGARET EASTOlN.s
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.MED1c TED / MIA T0NI
~, =. - .l...A NEW TETHob. /,

/ AMosf skoNbkn1UI DISCOVERY las recently beeHs
made BY pr. Cuars: ior The culsnf AsthH.;
Lung Complaints BY Medicaied 5nhalaiion. Dr..
CURTIS fiYGEAl,Ay or iIvH|k NJ No HfGRAi1
NAP0R and CHERRY sERUP, has Sc c6omplishedt
the most wonderful cures Of AstklDa and Con-
sumption in, the City, OF New, York and vicinity
for a few months, past ever known 10 man. II IL.
producing an impfeSsionon Diseases Of the Lungs
neyefbeforew witnessed by the Medical Pi65tssiohy.
[See certifcatesin hands Of Agent ]ssam asi,,w
] The Inhaler js worn on The breast, under the
linen, WITHOUT the least Inconvenience, the heat.
of the body Being sdf6cieht evaporats the mid
supplying the lungs constantly witha heaIinF;
andagveeablev ,passing into ~ the iig cello
and passages of the lungs that cannSt possibly
be reached by other medicine. 49, ~ '"s''' N
Here is a casei4 o. ,aaeip9ezasq analoistA to
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tI1AyK SUMMONS aud S,lbngnas fol
'sspls AZ fAe aplijcs pf Eng n. MEitis r 49,

PASTRT FixINFs q Maccaroni, Termis
~. cell, Com Starch, Extinct Of Lemon, ana
many other ArticIe included under tBis head NAV
IalWSks be found atN = e R0BBiNS,& q CO.'S
Y W. ~ y ae.y.S pfpihl9 llnpmk i2tish Thg1s,f
4 DIE sIR lT Rhubsrb, Cdfants 4 and