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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-25

Besides this, there was q small unfunded
debt, being for money borrowed torpay the
interest on, state debt, which made the en-
tire indebtedness in l845 about $50, ,oo0,-
200, which amount was saddled on TO us by
the Locofoco party. In 1886, the Wings
came into power, inaugurating q new fnan-
cial policy, and in 1859 we find the debt
reduced to $i7,33s, ,s16, and yet in all these
six years, the entire amount of taxes col
lected in the state, did not amount in any
one year to more than half what we now
pay, Well, how much has the debt been
reduced since 1852? What amount do we
owe now?a $16,669.958, being a reduction
in three years Of $e76, ,257.e And during
all this time we have been taxed almost out
Of house and home. In 1847, the Grand
Duplicate amour ted to $403, ,547, ,473, and
in 1854 il amounted to $500, 600, ,ooo Ev-
cry body thought when the amount Of prop
erty taxed was increased, the taxes would
be proportionately lower. But instead o.
that, the taxes are higher now than before.
Isit not time to begin to look into this mat:
ter?--to ascertain where all the money goes
to? Only NINE MILLIONS last year. 4
The more we examine into this matter o.
Taxes and State Expenditures, the more
outrageous and villainous it appears. Nc
wonder the orators and presses seek to cover
lup their misdoings by crying out "WoollyI
Head" "Know-Notbing," "Negro Suf
fiage," ""Abolition," &c. The game viii
not win. The people want to know gwha
has become Of their money. They are not
afraid of being swallowed by the hob7gob
lins you talk about. What has become o
that NINE MILLIo oNS9 a.sioo.F
If we have time, We shall pursue this
matter still further next,week. ts9
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-25

The Paris correspondent Of the London
News states that dispatch has been re-
ceived from the French Minister at Vienna,
which says Count Nesselrode has made
such pressing application to the Emperor
Francis Joseph for assistances that Austria
cannot temporize any longer, and must do
clare herself on one side Or the sother. ssol
Panorama OF Ngw YoRK Cry By re-
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-25

JAMES e. WHARFbN, ESQ, e,-Tbis gentle
man ma has has atlast left bis old post AZ Wheel;
ing, Va. and takenlup his abode in Massil-
Ion, o., where he is now publishing and
editing the MsDs4a an influential paper, for
merly under the control Of Mr.. 9. 4.
Hughes, While we rejoice to welcome him
among thed fraternity in Ohio, we regret
that, under any imaginable circumstances,
he could have been induced 10 leave lis
former post, We should have preferred to
look upon him as in times past, as a, great
hero, striking single.handed, for Freedom
and the Right, in the very stronghold Of
error and oppression, relying upon the
mighty power Of Truth for a brilliant vic
tory. Among the hosts of freedoms war
riors, we fear Mr.. Wharton's lustre will be.
come somewhat diminished, though he will
yet DO good service in the Republican cause
Yet who in Virginia will Iise up to take bis
place? The sold EDominion''g can lily af-
ford to spare such men. And who, in the
City Of Wheeling, will battle as has Mr.. W.,
for the commercial interests Of that city?
True, neither the city nor the State dessrvs
the labOrs Of such man; yet keenIy will
they feel his loss. 5H1's e18 iist'' 'fiA't9
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-25

"HOcKiNc VALLEY REPUBLICAN,. ~ This
lsihe of avery spirited liule puPet jpst
started in Logan, o, by Messrs, Rochester
and Hankison. We swish its6undani success.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-25

Coop LucE.-A former subscriber to the
Telegraph-a gentleman well known in this
copnty--Mr. Lyman Evans, went to Kan
zaslast fall, West Columbia, and en-
tered tract Of land there. That tract has
since been selected as the seat Of Govern
ment mlentof Of Kanyas territory A town has been
laid out, called sLecompton, and lots are
selling high If Mr. E. vs. sharp, he will
sell out while the fever rages. We under.
stand he left West Columbia q few days
ago. taking with him new steam saW-mill,.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-25
The following le,.er explains Itself. It
was received jus, as we weSs going 10 press.
Pumpkin Apples,

Mr.. EDIroR-I send YOU full grown ap.
pie, weighing one pound and three ounces,
which grew on tree that bore two olhefs,
this year, the largest one weighs one pound
and seven ounces. and measures fifteen and
a half inches in circumference, and the olh-
er one weighs one pound and four ounces,
which are designed Tor the fair. The iree
had on ita number weighing from ato ! Of
apound. a'g ll9 'l' Y r. BlSSELL.S
Below MiddIepor,, o., Sept. 2lih, 1855.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-25

has psrsuaded himself thA Abolition ard
Know Nothing have attached themselves
q BE nasal organ, Wherever 30 gosa. p
whatever be does, he sees feels. smeels
hears, and thinks Of nothing but Abolition
and Know Nothing; and atbat Thomson"
appears 10 be at the bottom Of itall. Now
we have tried to reason him out Of this ab-
-surdity; but, like poorhypocondriae, he
will not reason on the subject; and We have
resolved to try. another experiment, viz: to
see il we can divert his mind from the sub
ject Of his in6rmity, by exercising it upon
something else. We have therefore prepa-
red some figures, which will call into active
operation all his mathematical skill and in
genuity to satisfactorily explain 70 his read
srs, and we hope that before he gets through
with the subject. those imaginary ghouls
will have disappeared from the end Of his
nose. afaeYp'l 8Pi lfFi71 sS2ss'H ~
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-25

1gr Our little neighbor is ID quite pet.
We have offended the deaf little child, and
heswpn't play with .us any more. So he
las concluded to sneakoffiinto . safe corner
and "make mouths .atus,'A lie saysiwc
are no gentleman, and he win pay no attens
tion to what we may say, and yet nearly
his whole inside il filed up with innocent S;i
lbabyrtslk about Mr.. Thomson.gs Verify,
Mrs Thomson must beia terrible man, to
woryfthe dear ehildso. wethink lie has
been sufficiently distressed, and bis readers
bored quite enssgh about .'that Thomson, I,
We shall therefore endsayor to- quiet shis
nerves saqlittls,ab by dropping those exciting
questions which 50 disturb IFS equsnimity.
The fact i he has run mad about those
,hob,eoblins, sAboliiiop and Know Nolbing.
Like b poor hyPocondriGcms once heard Of,
'whoimagihsd that q calls head was grow
ing on the end Of bis nose, our heighbor
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-25

MYsrERIous lDIsAPPARANoE;--T The Gin.
cinpati Times Publishes an account Of the
mysterious disappearance of Capt Wm.BM
Piersoh, Of Cologne, Mason county, Va
1t is supposed he was murdered for hi.
money, in Cincinnati. ), Nothing has beer
heard Of him. since the 18th inst, when be
paid his bill at the Madison House, Cinclnl
natl. to return home Rs'A '.p " Ee. ii'.s =
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-25

RzcRA DEoDEpLx Pap Taylor, Of the
cinchnsti Times actually has alabOtsd ed
itoiPl IN 4 one .of his late papers, attempting
70 prove that Mr. CHAsr. holds precisely
the'views entertained BY SrReHrE AHsotD
I DoeoLAs; On the Kansas-E Nebraska Bili!
What he expects . accomplish BY this sort
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-25
aCouEraaraIrERa aARarsrnp. .-We stated

HCoUErERFRITRRs ARRESTED. We stated
last week that two ccalterieiters had BEEN
arrested, The eatticplars are AS follows,
as near as we can ascertain; al week Or two
ago, Mrs. Petrels of Racine, happened to
discover George Tillinghutst, of Racine,
and Geo. Benny, of Hafmer, Washington
county, ii the, act Of making pr handling
spurious .coin,aat MrasT}s = house. She
communicated'the fact 10 Mr.. Campbell and
others, who, after obtaining additional eyi.
dence, proceeded TO arrest them, As the
time eRso 4. their arrest, MI f., was selling q
boat-loadl of melons. and upaying out his
bogus coin quite freely. Mrs. Benny, his
partner, had gone Home Mr!T.. after his
arrest. made disclosures which led to the
arrest Of Reuben Cooper---an old offender.
They sreiall three il Jail, lawaitingIthsr
Hhiala We understand the proof against
them u conclusive. i'cssso : a'Is sss'a fg
\ Mr.. Campbell. deserves great credit tor
his efforts iHsecdfihg the prisoners y ~
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= .
The GAlLIPoIrS oJouRNAI.-This sheet
continues to falsify Mra Chase, wilfully and
maliciously. 1t still denies having received
a copy Of the Telegraph containing our, re-
|ply. Notwithstanding we KNOW that TWO
copies were mailed to its address, we might
possibly imagine they were both lost, were
it'not for the fact that we cannot place one
particles Yosfconfdencce IN any thing # says
Thls little harper, In his lastapaper, again
charges Mr. Chase withsthe authorship o.
M that Buiialo resolution and to sastain his
cnnsarge, lnslg quotes an article from the Clncqln- \
nay Iazstte' Of Sept 90 ls4S, The edi,
t0rnoi the journal knew when ne published
y, tnas % mad been replied 70 by Mr.. Chase
himself INNS and that the same old Cincinnati mat
Gazette "a se had published the correction. He
knew furthermore, that Mr.. Chase had
oeen accused IN lne U~S. Senate OF wr'
tng or endorsing this same resolution, and
that he ne had @tf there publicly denied denied it and
explained bis connection with it,t the en-,
tire satisfaction OF the Senator who made
the charge. He knew, also, that Mr.. Da.
venport P President Of the Convention @ q which
nominated Goy' Tnmble, had publicly made
the ameecharge, and, finding himself in
error chad, like a man, publicly corrected
that error. He knew, too, that every re-
spectacle journal, even of the Opposition,
which had published the charge, had pub
licly retracted it-that Mr. Chase had de.
n;ed n N oln,os ~ ~, ,sl.,t..;. ~ 4 .tat.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-25


AWARl WAR!l WARll!- The Soldiers Of
Democracy" are ordered to parade on z next
Thursday, at the Fair Ground. The order
did not require them to come EARNED and
equipped as the law directs" but we pre-
sumo they have been sufficiently drilled to
understand that matters All. the Demo
Gratis from the several townships are re-
quested to make preparations to Be pres
ent. We are afraid somebody win bel stol
Gin the neck sgg sssa ,;,ss
y 1t is customary for pedlars Of root-beer,
ginger-cakes, &c., to follow close after al
kinds Of shows. or wherever great crowds
Of people are collected. There is some
propriety in this; for their articles are FIRE,
quently needed to satisfy hunger, and the
annoyance they cause is but slight, unless
perchance, they put "sicks" in their beer
But. Of late, persons. who 60 to our agri
cultural exhibitions are annoyed with ped
lars of another kind -th9se who retail pot
itics "by the small.."', We think this game
has been practised about long enough /
q party ISIS dead that they cannot be per
suaded, coaxed, hired, ordriven into attend
ance upon public speaking without interfer.
ing with the business Of county fairs, v,
i
think i about time they stopped operations
This is simply our opinions and we;give /
for what it is worth. This isenot the frs
time, our County Fair has been turned int,
a political machine. It it had been, ",
might have supposed it was an f'accident.'
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Il NliEDICIN All.
!, HsITs =1Ie5S6yg in TpVInohi6 EliDir

Dr. HAIR 3 % tebratsa PaLWoRi6 Eii9ir
INoB the colds
inhnaiion Of ihe 6fo6teh aud pub
10 ADD al sdsttIos II the OIL
Warranted Inc pteasSnett and beat medicine Tor dlseas'
e. q The lungs ever sold Ind ~, H. =. a..
NH EsfI6TiS know ihst Ss IIot OILY rtebt them With
aniNyaiuAb aItlloe for e tlss 9l Y
sts 10 cure ba on6 Which IS perfectly harmless ~ e.
htisupc lie cont tulOpt en- can DO WIN
out any mineral Ior !. Tx, Is,iS
tbToUSh6ui country; caused Is the oreas
oiiesIrpllou coBsk4peh. pt0n ANY coy, af
,ct s 10 r1l II within The reach Of every Ytulal
WHO nay need Ie1edy has proven l!se 80 'N9u'
Ahle. ~. ..,,..,s,-. ,n1
tbNse OF te lungs Which any q "
ouTtbSgtabc climate and we claim i 70 e y SaSaes
Of All medicines Cvcr before discovered f those heeali1r
comb ntS, an Improvement UPON ALI anu consequently
superior to all Others,
Sslall make no eStrayagAnt assertions Of s etlleaey
IN curing Scaie IKE The yenders Of many NV
MILO deceive al WHO trust them nor shall Sc lc|d ou9 any
indictments which experience does not justify. ga.
lirallets will TerS6yce IN tbs use Of this Hsaelne,
and use L Is dine they will bc epe l every
tstiiis not beyond tile loStt Of ei hSte ~
Rernns persos enjoy Tho q NV
ssS Seen III ief S1yc, but or tls tty and ltrseye
ring use OF Ills lIyaahe remedy Is ny ,s.
iaI Il Il inCaIhle IHcYcty sagc CcoSuRpon, bHl we
know to b. betteralalsd to the various diseases o.
elpiIaiOryoTgas thanlhy other ever oeteu V
tcpuhlc' Az weasE irls eng ..i
action Is not siy-n,tbe money Will be returned,
Gsuuire siEiled K, HALL e co. For Eale b. JaMRS
nAKEh niuslisl, Wheeling, Va, Also, by lHuSglsla
yeSeTolIy throughout the country APPLY
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aS lSYALrAhLH 3lEnIcISE.-lt Is hui seldom $50 hnh
among tho many Ien'des offered TO the public !O Tie cure
OF dScOSe, no we consent 10 eoneEd or @ase viz
tues We ale able 10 Discovers aud have always .cduously
ided giving uIeiaLco t0unyihng thai Might lead any
Nle IN suppose that we piac any faith III their peel'
SION. II1 with Ielefece 10 remedy nanu actUred ~
this place. and which has become familiar TO the public
az household words we speak from knowledge 81 US ~.
lhSc cScClleRegS, Its aJptatnn 10 lhy OF tie Ills o.
Il c, aud tho @euIity win which 1t may he used. We
sreak Of Tue NOnPaIe Nerve aud Hone Imminent, rrcp9r'
ID by Il. u. CAn Co.. nom prescription FURNISHED oy
r Watson Carr, late 0i MOrg4nlnw, aud now VI Wheel
lis ono Of tie most eminent Physcla9 IN Virginia. THIS
linaent Is based uron the broad principle that ANY Ieme'
d. which wlll lelleN External ToN, will properly COM
pounded, 30 equally efcaCOus IN removing Internal alice
ilo1, FIileiTe that las Gern successfully deyeolcd
II Is simply tie offspring uf Sciece, be mild ALL SIM
lie In lis aciion snd ytt Sycaiins III It's Effects rover
more nrTedible teaching tic nIIl hidden Eirws or MN
and beAst-ad set bClDg UxiOTs 10 inc weakest iniahi
II Is als1 By M lie chtoFIi men IN Tic iA'kGl bens
put w In 0lleS wjCe as largo as the mtSoTlly ald nc'
owt larger than tue largest besides boEG moro lhliIouf
tlnek aS slOng We commend II 10 llIQSe III want Oi
safe and ceI tAll remedy,
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"hinn IADow Thyseit."
An Invaluable Book for % Gents
IL ~. LII ~. La. LII L.,nn u Hnnm y


E0l0 COPIES sold IN less than thCS months. 4
OJUu Icw edition revised and improved, lMsl iMlS1
DR IlUNTElI'S MEDICAL MANUAL ANh HAND
HOOK FOR THE AFFhlCTEli- Containing az UulllLe
VI the OIig progress, tIeItneni and cue OF every ~ m
OrJiAcasr, contracted y pUmisCJy. seXa intercourse,
yTeIl ahuAe or BY teNlEl eAceSs with 9dSte Tor lclr
prevention, wTlttenins familiar Liyeayodtrg s medCa
icthnCses, AID every ttuy hat would Offend the caro-
deCeLcy, FROM tho ietni O&Ome twenty yc1lS Successful
p,atte, exclusively devoted 10 The Cuc " dSclSe% VI
TO which is added receipts for tho cure Of tie above
diseases, aud ta'e III tie Cau'cs, symptoms and cue
Of tla Fever aud ASNr.
Zee, FhRcdhPis- "Dd, llrSlIE's NEpIvAL MANrAly"
r author vi lldS VOL unlike tic nhtoy U hOse WHO
Sdveiiie 10 tue Tic dSehScSH wltCl! treats Isl s'EI
uae ri orr Oi tic best colleges H. tho Vntch SialeS
ahds ne pleasure to ecOlnucFd hmi0 tic unl0 luae,
" 10 the victim OF Ipltclee, as tWresNul au eyre
IleCf pTa( iIOneT, III wte h0NOT AMI lGteSTlly ihey
n1y kIaCc tLe'gTCatrSl confidence.
'''' ''>'' Wv JO'. $. TOMBSTONE, Nh.
From H. loo41srd, ~ a. Of Penn. UMtrcr.iiy, Phttsd.!
his-lt gives nc Pleasure 10 add my tc+h0ly 70 Tie
mOrssiURal ability u The author NJ ihe "Medlcal Nam
MI" NUMEROUS cases Of Disease VI tic telal OlgSls,
some III them O long sinnliIg ccOmc nlher my TO-
tICr, IL which Ills Hkl las been nINest In restoring ~
re, SGt lkah III GUnH Eases WleC tho patient has bte
considered beyond nCdlc"lNd. lntic ITatnelh OLSEN
Inal wrakEClSeS, or ds1rriencnt 0! lilo ulcltos n0
LUCCh BY sell abuse, or sStcsSUl NeeIy 10 not Know
his ArytTioT IN tie procession. lave been acquainted
with lie author some ihrlY years, aud decent 10 more
Than Justice 10 i' 1S yell as hhIhts 10 Tue gniot-
one IN wOte pTOicSa skil aud lnesrlly they may
4ately tOniidc themselves. 49,
"rhls Ia, without exception, tho most comprehensive
and initlkhe VOL published, OH the ciaAs VI diseases u
which iIrSIS. Avoiding ell technical addresses
Ss( lie reason OF lis traders II ls ice from all OBJ
ectunab6 matter, end no aiCni, however llSlldOUst ear
object 10 placing IN The ahds or his IONS. Tie author
has devoted many yeats ~ the Treatment OF tho SaTigs
complaints lIeatcIOt any WIN lOo !lle h[eal 10 lVi
tie wo al tito n0mialpTlCe VI % cents, the fruits
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EASTERN a DIsERglII!SilE!'llME EN Is.

'---- - = Aig6ii7S Il Oh II
HoSktLS, HelsReA4 SSttHPYtt,viA;j
enAptR.t < NM OY DRY GOODS
. ,ss1s al Il n tfoii AEj
II hyE s if n e, sniftj
- = :. 3 - ~
q. AnSpacn, lbf G!oSlSSnS SsSsnSpr
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS, \ S " I, a
JShn In,pttb. jT.. John F, Jae6byta y, keeli
WilIjtn, IitiTls6,.. Henry H. RalIman keIlI.Nss
- = = n "A "a 5(l0g
! Woltes, ,ball 49, wv
iStoStEss th ,pgS Joggs9Espv nnonc
FOREIGN AND DoAES!io, pkf ~ nooDs, /!
si1e MttkH tirttl, ~ ~ SsaTIns' engaged
eti =. =. NEttE 'VsseS'' sep96.lly
N Is.s hogse.2 = q, 4 n. ,s AT
Odd Fellows; lntonis y,,i,sg NsAt SPAs ~
And other Society Regal1a, .
n, .,., On X ,sj M, b.. manufactured and sold
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-l!I.ESInNEE,S NOVICE.

hbSIUNhHo w IIVW
e iIheon y. Woodrow having, on tho itth daEol
> irIll, 1851 hy pTOret deed conveyed ~ trust 10 TIE
oi the hehe Of lis said WOOdTow'A credit
ma All 81 MI resi- and eISonal property aud choaes se'
tIonI I'll tTtons In any indebted 70 said woodrow
sie itauied to make lntnedliie pAyntnt 10 me, and S
peitoRS having claims AEainA said woodrow ere
four Ottt 10 ME lhelI claims Will The proper TeleaieaS'
t0IdInf 10 le terms OF said Ieel With lhe signed
''SiSS GEO, ". SIGHTS, ASAgiee.
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Professor woods, 4. o a. .sa"ptive

This Dnimeh Is valulbs auxiliary In the treatment Of
tohe OF lie nst Formidable dlteaieS With which " our
lot toeOhteHdi for llpiante, f lRggt sEd
tpFfS Uyl thoIovEhah continued application Of lls
eTWISe formidable lIeate& sle At once ttarhd OF more
than half their teITois, particularly anPhs and
thousands or moiheTs, we're hey allowed 10 wQad
With ali the etOqLeRte OF feeling and eee0n hear their
united testimony to Tue lael thai u had el'
hTen from The vary Jaws OF DEATH aud restored them 10
their former healh ard btsply again, II Will DO found
iSan HE9 Cake or an enlargement fthe srleen IN ell
eases whore application Is OF service, this I'm
ineDt sill be found HSo'pl.
General Depot COS broadway, New York; and Ill
tTkei Bi.St LoniS
FoTsaIe Wholesale and ressll In Whsepsby
je7dSn WILLIAM J. ARMSTRONG.
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lloS MtileAbs irons, Patent ami klAnelIed lSateIi
s94sst}Rl"sgsses BY 'h't'as 70 SSS S y!SS '' "
mai2 Old stand, 100 Main 81.
Notice,
w liz 6foik.rJ ). ". N0f'fE, ihe raTinership com:
nehsIFJ on TIE It'll int b atye Of tie hfm wi, nc
". u. NOTTR& DROTHEN. leo'o
Second Notice.
LII ptv.ons Indebted to ". n. Mo1TEaTe requested 10
y EN- 's'lS their accounts 'n'nsFWyS'eTN oTTs
1hia - W. W. u: wv. u.
Bound to Shavel
nEJAaUKS! LEGOUiTRE'S celebrated w1ITPnIsd
IL Rtiois. They shave wh lie greatest Ease anu Me
th'S.'''r'r brought to 'a'' RA'Sc.' III kS SfS
10 S.w,I.welty gtore. wasLas!oL
Throw Phyaie to the Dogs-E'aitertnn Chcr's
fii ltiYpEO ELECTRIC vOLT@lC CHAINS.
Pfodl6sihstSn relief rum the most atte paIn and per
nsSkitIy catils ell Neinsie !lttA%s, Rltgna
tism, painful and Swelled Jollll;, Nso Y,
aa TVItUi' / ancc, PGirlsiiOlS Of tie
Heat, petlodIeSl HEADACHES,
Pains Iilthe stomach, lh
digestion, Dyspepsia
utelIte Pains,
Paralysis
Th.,. .h,r, wore frat Introduced IN tie city Of New
York tlt than ono year kte, and tl,er hins s1eesu
10 Thorough ,ls IN every IN ne e@ SpPr
srS worie power 81 lie relief aud cure Of tue above
el,s VI dI1tAiel And theI Sle aud le suSss" '' has
tsyois 10 ief StoiSiieH Into this county iGey
were hospital In RulOF and AIe secured BY
pattniS III FTaite GeIlTAuY ApStTai PIuAsh ana hlS
Iihal and tlSo ID The United St9tes, ,,,,,,n
TrllNK CLOSE md PUNDEli WELL"
,leIEsIR e tArtt Ire, fiSt-thai al EyteRI
Stsai sIS attended aud produced By sepiyo
Tsy1 az tst tat esE'f H. s .st,
ny s,% oy.S ~, una, liza pSTl
III ihs nervous US
and IN he eT yo,i, ASI
" "a on tb,oSb tbs
Mhkhl sSii Il siIoYtJ M be Ia
tnlle ~ ht oSssTSs Of lie
~ 81 ItsIiS AZ 'iieuutted BlIE iTttIcn uF9n
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AFFLICTED READll
DhilndeipLin 1Icdicnl IIoass-IR,'aSlI'h.a g
ala. between Spru.o sntl Pre-, Philadelphia, IA.
lSVALiDS
Are srrIiscd that H. KlSKKLlS confines Ills pracilce
to particular blalel 9! uedicine, which elgases ls
Undivided ailedlnn. lie cautions Tue unfortunate
Vsaim.t The abuse Ol mercury thousands are uLlAa
neIcurGlilea Ou Of lie. iIercnt affections a'cp'OnIy
S'"f TrWENrY YEARS or EXPERIENCES
In the treatment Of acaAs Of dlSeases hlherlo nesIrele
aud npeIlrClly understood las cnablsd HIt hlNKE-
lis, (iRihorefG He,k on StifFItstEteiteil 10 pioSt
iiSt lipc tens Of tic causes oi nervous SeblliE local
luz, ere tnt cable 10 tain habits, iOGs ihr nSl he
cGt yel deadly aud fatal SPlnSS Of hOetssc misery aid
''"'ir XKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
THERE'S an evil Sblt sometimes nluged III By buys, y
solitude, Oile grOwi, ~ with them IN manhood, ald
which, il not reformed In Le lne, "i oniy leEcS sell
Gus obstacles 10 nalTnUlS hSFleAE bW gives llte II
teIcS Of pTOiibcCd, isl iOuS, and devastating aeC
tIuns. Pew III Iose WLO give way to this pernclUh'
Ie awa Vi tie consequences, until they fluid lhC
ferrous syStes shattered, ee strage aud unaCc0unia
hs LcstlES aud yaSge tssm ml'e ma . I, nm,
BILE 10 labor With accustomed lS0r Or 10 Apply hlS III
l0aludy, his sttp Is tardya aud weak lie Is dull iieEo
Lutte aud ensa III s sport will less eEeigy man usual
lille en1iEIpSss hinRelT tlnc tie practice has !Viic
Its wOikl end enrT nal IinOny, lie marriage lb uTWt
iu AID hiSSente Tells him that This Is ca!ed hy his early
fOcs. TEteaT COMPLICATIONS MhIeh shVId S'faEtH h'
dltHiieN 1E hoJtOiIGildTiy silRdNd,
NNhRlAGE.
l.or, >. ,ls tulhl1s Of several conditions, In order
thai i my ls rally tie cause q Mu, happiness;
wIccttdreAs 10 TGised, and It's tue IOGte III every IT,
&c how many could 1t hc traced 10 phys
lralit0uiliIleatlOns aud hcr attendant disappointment
Apply iie, While yet Ia tlhe, III order 10 have ynr u
AruLS and elaXcd Organization Ic"accd' 'cNN'heH avn
Strengthened. -
REMEMBER.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-03

Wheeling Window Glass
MANUFA TORY.
TIN partnership heretofore existing between StOekoal
l!anEerd Co. has been dissolved By Tho purchase hI IL
Nr, ankerdS right, title, and interest, hy stockton Il
ilts4t!.
SSiS OF 4, 1872 S'o0Nl0N' "0S"""" w