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Explanatory.
GENERAL LAND OFFICE.
November 25tiI, 1854.

SIR
Certain questions have been brought to
the attention Of this Office, as arising in re-
lation to Donation Claims in Oregon. As
the decision upon the same applies equally
to claims in Washington Territory, l take
the liberty Of enclosing herewith copy Of
a communication Of the 18th instant, from
this Office, to the Hon. j. Lane, who pre-
scnted the questions referred TO, in behalf
Of one Of his constituents
With great respect.
Your obedent servant,
JOHN WILSON,
Hon. c. LANCASTER, ComN'T.
House Of Reps,
, 1855-03-24
pa- Dates from Texas to the Dist Jan

b9- Dates from Texas to the 2lst Jan
uary says: A Pacific Railroad Company
has been organized Robt. W. Walker
was elected President, and a deposit Of
$500, 900 in specie is to be made. A des-
pcrate battle has been fought near Pccos
river, between party of Rangers and
some Texas Indians, which resulted in the
victory Of tho former, who killed seven ol
the Indians and took many pEconers."
, 1855-03-24

MrLruN IN PARvO-PcrhapS the briefcst
personal memories ever written were the
" Memoirs of Count Rosiopchln." We
Snbjoln a few paragraphs, each Of which
constitutes q chapter"
My BRrH:-On the 18th day of March,
lI65, | emerged from darkness into the
light OF day. | was measured, was
weighed, | was baptized. was born with
out knowing wherefore, and my parents
thanked. Heaven, without kUowing for
what.
My EnrcMIoN:--I was taught all sorts
Of things, and learned all sorts Of langua-
ges. BY dint of impudencc AMI quackcry
| sometimes passed for Savant. My head
had become library Of odd volumes, ol
which | kept the key.
My SCFFERNGs.-l was tOrmenied by
masters, by tailors who made tight dresses
for me; by women; by ambition; by self.
love; by useless regrets, and by rcmcm-
branccS.
MENORABhE EpoCHS.-At the age OF thir-
ty gave up dancing; at forty my cndeav-
Ors to please the fair sex; ut fifty, NY re-
gard for public opinion; at sixty, the troub-
lc of thinking; aud | hpvc now become a
true sage, or cgotist, which is the same
thing
REsPEcrAHLE PmNclPLEs.-l have never
mcddled in any marriages or scandal, !
have never recommended a cook or ply
sician; aud consequently have never at
tempted the life Of any one.
~
, 1855-03-24

b6s- Eighteen thousand people in the
city OF New York live under ground--that
is to say, in cellars, vaults aud holes. So
says Rev. Mr. Guyler, and his information
is derived from actual investigation. He
tells of one neglected quarters single
lodging room or denim which one hun
drcd outcasts Of both sexes herd together
indiScriminately every night.
, 1855-03-24
P8h83--.ya RoYlYGg,

For one year, when sent by mail or taken at the
biee, 5000 for months $500 Sing,e copies, 2j cts
No p1per will bed discontinued, unless At the option
NJ the propnetor1, until all arrearlg,s are paid.
, 1855-03-24

MEXICAN BOUNDARY CoMnsSloN.-Wc
understand that official information has
been received from Commissioner EmoEy,
at Fl Paso, TO the effect that he met Mr..
Salnzar, the Mexican Commissioner, at
that place, on the Sd Of December, when
all the questions that could possibly lead
TO any difficulty of solution were discussed
and satisfactorily settled. The two Com
missionerS have agreed upon the parallel
Of 81 deg. AZ as tho initial point of boun-
Diary on the RIO Grande.
Major Emery had commenced the cree
ton OF an observatory for the astronomical
determination of that point but having
previously made observations when engaged
on the old line, which appropriately cStab-
liSh that point, be was enabled thereby,
with the appreciation of the Mexican Com
missioner, to place parties in the field. for
the commencement Of the survey of the
line westward from that point Wash-
ingiOR Star.
, 1855-03-24

A NEw COLLECTOR OF THE REvExuE.-
Mr.. Henry P. Whallon has been confirmed
by the Senate to be solicitor of the port Of
Dunkirk, n. Y.\S
, 1855-03-24

NOBLE SESrIMENrs.-The following noble
sentiments, enunciated by Silas Wright, are
particularly appropriate at the present
time, when sectionalism aud disunion are
rife in our midst.
IL there be those among us. who. mis-
led by a mistaken sympathy or by sudden
excitement upon any subject, are forgetting
their obligations to the whole country, TO
the Constitution and to the Union, let us
use every effort Of persuasion and example
to awaken them to a sense of their danger
Gus error. If those who, for the sake Of
private interest, personal ambition, or mo-
mentary political success, are willing to ex-
pertinent upon the public passions, to treat
lightly their constitutional obligations, to
foment sectional jealousics and raise up &C.
ogrIhical distinctions within the Union,
let the absence of our coun'cuance aud sup
port convince such, that the personal graft
fication or public services of any living man
are not objects of sufficient magnitude to
be gained at the expense Of the harmony
Of the country, the peace Of the Union, or
single letter in the list Of our constitu-
iional duties. If among us there be any.
which Heaven forbid, who are prepared,
for any earthly object, to diSmcnbcr our
conlederacy and destroy that constitution
which binds us together, let the life Of an
Arnold be theirs, and let the detestation
aud scorn of every American be their con
slant companions, until, like him, they shall
abandon q county, whose rich blpSSinOs
they are no longer worthy to enjoy
, 1855-03-24

DG- It's queer" said Mrs. Partington,
carefully folding the paper she had been
reading, and raising her spectaclcs off her
nose, " It's strange" said she, referring to
the statement that locomotive had been
driven off the track by one of the switches
Who would thought" she mused, "that
one of them big iron locofocos would have
minded such little thing as switch ?"
But, aunt" interposed Ike, who was
trimming a limb of his Christmas-tree with
the bright jack-knife that he found sus-
pended thereto, "you know the locomo.
tive has tender behind"
To be sure, Isaac,' responded the ven.
cradle dame; but you needn't talk about
it, my son."
And she drew down her spectaclcs and
resumed her reading, while Ike went to
switch the cat out of the buttery.
, 1855-03-24
Mrs. SARAH YouSc,

r The above comes to US from q respon-
rsiblc source. The ladies mentioned have
been the victims of MOrmonisai, aud are
prepared to expose the mysteries of the
creed in light which will doubtless startle
the entire community. sadi 30
, 1855-03-24

CASADA 5SD THE WAR.-The Montreal
Commercial Advertiser says:
Lord Elgin carries home with him the
offer of a company of Quebec cavalry i'm.
mediately to proceed to the scat Of war
we believe our Montreal corps is willing
aud ready to do the same it is said that
Arthur Rankin, Esq, the honorable aud
gallant member for the county of Essex,
has offered his services aud his fortune to
raise battalion in Upper Canada, and
have them ready to proceed to the East
next summer; and let it be but known that
England needs assistance, and is willing
that We shall aid her, and hundreds will
follow his example"
, 1855-03-24
.Gbt llianttr anb Drmprat.

PUBLISHED on EVERY SATURDAY MORNING G
By DOYLE g. CO.,
R. l.. DOYLE, GEO. b. GouDY, Wv. WILEY.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-06-19
independence of tllervwest.

Ills true Western doctrine, me which we
have cons,anly hdvdca,sd. and one which
the Wes,mua fully adopr in p,aqicesorbe
IN slayish dependence on ,,he East, ,Jbau,he
Wes, mus, lnnpu(acIure forilsclf, =, Hereprs
The cheap provisions, here in q word. all The
laeilihes for mos, successful MISUNDERSTANDING
and wha,insans'Policy io,t6nspor. raWemSis'
rails East,o,be transported lngains--iwoiflC
freigh,--in ,he ,sbape msnnlaq,ursd ARTICLES
Why lranspor, produce Eas, ,o.pay for wha
can jus. as we'll be made Wesl2 But rea,
,hess sensible Remarks ffionl ths : CineiRnSl
Gazaue:00l 70 iti,oiam DasiW ages doidN
THE rich, agricultural pFOaubsz 6f III
Western States sys !be, chief msans ~
which sea shore merchants sndu capi
,als,s become iich. From ne .profi,s oi Oh
lrad6 The palaces III Tie hAK sAvsnue a.
-eicpn sTssl assiboil,9 end the mIlHonslfss
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-06-19

LAUGHING WHEN THEIR FEAR CoMETHI--
The Chicago Tribune replies 10 leading
pIesslayety sheet, ,n',he following poinIed
and sca,hing manner,e flslis.he right waSio
hit theGaep1tQr ohl 90 sgCissDd Ddt
| I'd, was expected iha,dne Missouri Repub,
lican wouldIurR up iIsl lous nose and snuff
treason in The Massachusetts Personal lib,
eny. 3,ll;" i,s anleceden.s warTanled that.
bu, those who despise thai paper the,
didonol7 look for ao exhibition "a, ihat de-
les,able hypocrisy which. makes The FugiE
i've Slave Law sacGed In oi,s eyes, because, i,
was one OF a series Of measures Of Compre.
misel gIThe dslAcabei print during the dis.
cussion of the Nsbraska blt which accom-
plishe1 e1she,grosss ssyiolalion fcfione s,of, s,lhs
mos, solemn sod wsllduudersIood compro-
misses ahatd Congress ever enacted. all ihe
while slehdly supported The measures.
When lis bull had ahdvn in oursax, COM
promises werelDo,hinga GoreE him deep
cried (hel Republcno. Massachusetts, goud
ed beyond all endutaueeo Mres upon her
eaemies; and with clean seHse,of the fighu
due 10 asovereign Safe, givesnhs slave pow
er-alneW lesson in t,ha game that hih hat
,auehrihei; andIahs iRerabican,l ,heymas
unscrupulnusnof allldconpromise breakers
howls %hh lafftighlA ssmytsi div va
I'D, woni, do. gentemep,pf lbe RePublloah
You, 6nd,he ,hnea l,naJrsd, ,.huussnd slave
! holdeis iowhom you belnng, commenced ~
agiia,unhhAI wo candplny aH sndiIoluse 4
homel ,expressibns YOU will ge,la belly lnl
bsGorednhe lloub will lcyvb euonghN Yh,
comprornissfofi1 EDO mighilhave lbeaHsus
.ained,sr 'Ehs Nou,hy laith(a ass, had al
ways 6ntIisdI yOufVburdons, ,gstieaHp submb
andrwoulAlhape ddreso. could she have beel
aliowad sths.i bsforsl the gaex,a ouwsge d
sisissagsh.p opldhsV bselt 'ecske load Ike
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-06-19

The MASTER SPIalr At SkBAsropoL.. %
The hsad engineer at StbasIopoI isayoung
man named Todiebea. who al. ,hs com,
mencemen, Of the siege Vas a captain and
almost unknown When the siege com!
menced, Prince Menschikoff. Il ID said, Ssked
the then head engineer how long Il would
take 10 put The place in state oi defence.
lie answered Two months T6dleben
stepped fo,watd and said hs would under,
take 10 do II. il he had as nnnny mbh as re1
ouired in TWO weeks. He did I, ii twelve
days, and was made colonel. Since hat
.iins he has had the direction OF everything
in The way Of building batteries. defences,
&c. The other day ihe Grand Duke called
upon his VIE, Who IL residing ID 81. Peters!
barg, 10 congratulate herupoo her husband'y
promotion, for he is now General and AidI.l
de. camp 10 The Emperor. The Russians
adop, the common sense plan Of taking iBS
rnan who will do the work best, and ihey
get'ni,he bes, done This is tie practice ID
wen c6aduc,ed business; Ills still more nee!
essary 10 public service, where tte c6nsS!'
queuces Of mistakes through incompsGSncy
aud ignorance affect wholeenH,ion.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-06-19


Selimw Pacha,d tho commander Of ,he
Egyptians al The combat Of Eupatofia. on
which, pccasipR he was killed, .waalhe Mann
elpke. who ESCAPED from Ihemassacrey ui Cal,
70. by jumping his boss oyer abe ppraprl.
when Mohemet, +. Ali. intl8ll raIdeTed1 11hs
indscrimipa.s desiruc,lonolpsl lhs mems
bers Of ,ha. celebrated body who we're then
assembled in The lown,l Selm, twho,wpsJ an
exceedingly yopne man, a. .has lime. PssiBe
no change Of escape mopn,ed his horse and
forced him, 70 spring from ahe srlsfW isll l7dof
ma. towno oihto The emp,yu, spacRo ,The,epi
nal was killed, by hslsll. bs'Ebeo rider So
capped, though no. yihpu. very, grave cpplpI
sions. Muhemel Az, Aalopished alikea albihs
young mans reSolusieplRs and good !prigns.
ordered hin 10 Do spaced, and ~ 4 thor,
,ims he perlscllS recovered he Owed 'his
sNIsedHsnt mihlasy career 10 lhs kInd9e - ~
Col. Sslyek Home Iohraql. q y, , ~
as dGdusrsls SCHll and |sssnp kAsn,9whhinia
fswodsys Expressed ihsirIopiniaS shp,shS ~
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS trouitvbd Crimes fwlshudt
6ssiesp.ssiAg Ser sssopchhpr cDapdsiwdia.
EoI bealiae ahs 6uzsiaaE asaalss Uh thednsstp
lut ina pitched abenlsaNsa saiStSu sssi ~
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-06-19
1t was a favorite expression with DR.. Frank

| 1t was favorite expression with Dr.. Frank
lin, that "there is nothing certain in this world,
except Death and Taxes.", To citizens Of Ohio
Death and Taxes are almost synonymous for
the latter are almost unbeaEable. We admire,
philosophlc man, one whose mind rises SUPER,
ior to all the ills that beset it; and sees the roses
where others see naught but thorns. That man
must possess this faculty in pre- eminent degree
who can sing while contemplating your presenttax
law and its beautiful workings. For these rea-
asons, as we'll as for its poetic merit we admire
4 the following elfusion which we find in the O..
o. Journal taVug yE54uga! a!r1ol bor'mw
Tax! Tax! Tax! Muscle and sinew; and nerve
l .ap.l and brain;i , M l.Ng Q12i~ ia ppul
Taxi Tax! Taxi Over and over, and over again.
Tax on the seed that the farmer sows; .ry 9d
On the grain in his barn, and the grain that
growsj
\ On all that he owns and on all that he owes
). To the very grihdstone that grinds his eOse.
Tax! Tax! Tax. Double and triple on everything
4 That creeps on the earth and that moves on the
wing; a yJrQ .,H' i5gFca Ea
% Tax on the rooster "tthst crows in the morn.'
Tax on the bid dy that scratches up corn; .
Tax on the mare and her foal unborn e,
! On the supper bell and dinhef horn.~
Tax! Tax! Taxi On every shape that the faSri,
: .a' takes, .o,a tI.e la's i5.., gai jcu
From the fleece unshorn to the cloth it makes..,
j On every dollar and dime and cent; -09lqsy
+ gonmoney borrowed; and money leut;9Ji no
=, On cash to receive, and cash that is spent, Z.
: I'm every form that knayes could invent !.
Taxi Taxi Taxi Lumber and product and mes
I " and bone! ''''' W. '.''"'"' 'h4'in t''
!. !. Taxi Tax! Taxi Labor and frewood, and cos
II and stone.
A tax on your house and tax on Yourlot;
Az tax on the kettle, a tax on the pot, I" Il
/, onlthings not YouR own, that your neighbt
D o'a has GOT u nioGW 81 l9bl alHf p Ya,{n
On all that you have and all you have notl
: Taxi Tax Tax, And after the items are all liste
y oa through ia III sanm esve3sd ns7a,
.. Should the Auditor 1hlxH he knows, better tap
The ssgregate worth @ lof IF Nou your worldly store,
n b He may put down double, iorlriple, or more,
70 q And fftyper cent to make itsure;d l9lsl
u Thus orders "Democracyi' patent and pure.
" IOl ssn ssn-l----4-r--tt44-I..z-II sd, I
: o. From the Western qUhrrsrian Advocate.
q Letter from Drs thomson. sir
h..
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-06-19
en- UR CHI ES.

4, .Presbyterian.- Rev. II. wilkinson. Pastor.
;Services every Sabbath morning, I04 o'clocb.--
livery Sabbath afternoon, at O'Clock, at the
4ew Brick School, ,house in Middleport, i,.ts,,,
Methodist Episcopal S. G. Frampton,
Pastor Services atiW Wesley, Chapel, Pomeroy,
and Heath Chapel, Sheffield, ION alternate Sab
baths. at l0io'c!oek. A. M, and, P Maud at
the lower Church, PomeIoy, at O'Clock, p. NJ,
sYery Sabbath. 0W "'hV @""YHyy "'Hi 59''''
Protestant Episcopal -Noiservices at present.
New Jerusalem--No services. .Jynir;Tsnss aos
German Methodist-Rev. J. Pfetzing, Pastor.
Services everylSabbnth morning, at l0o'clock.l
,Sfeeran sLutheap-Rev, F.. Held, Pastor,-
;Seryices every Sabbath morning. fi.S 8,
German Evangelical Presbyterian Ton Linn
street. - Rev. L. Thesis, Pastor. Services every
shbaih Raorning, at 10 clock. .srlt S'l1lut
German Presbyterian Con Plum street. Rev
-7--,j ~ Pastor, Services every Sabbath morn,
'ng, at 10 O'clock. -, ~
'Roman Catholic--Re9. John 2Albrinck, Priest
Services every Sabbath morning. .n3aBl sGo
Welsh Baptist-Peter Lloyd, Pastor. Service.
Sretv Sabhath,,f:. 10 O'Clock, 4 NJ, and 6 p M!
Welsh!Presbyteriah (Sew School) .4-Rev' Johr
n. Jones, Pastor. Services every Sabbath at II
.s'clock, A NJ, and 6 p NJ, .,.,., ,,,,s.a ..d,-,
Welsh Presbyterian (Old SchooD John T
Williams, Pastor. Services every Sabbath, at II
o'clock A NJ, and 6,Py yM,..pe,, ae,or ,tns,. /
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-06-19
.,0FRlcIAL. RIREcT0RY.

sKepiesentaiiye ye in Congress (iith Distfcf.- %.
AHX. X.| nj HoNT6S. or Bieifs county! gHiad h
80 s1ia g. i,o,el z. IIkntal 4,Snr 80. Nof navkc
snce county. yan"m ,ieg, -
Rep,esentatiye-R. CAMPBELI, Racine.
,stsik aiseJ ,,Ela -.---id slgJrrdsk 5dT
IA syansspouaraAsD ShuwEE ,oRHcEas,, Lf l,os
blHdssg1the GSaEtIof copHqR qaq Pleas Hon,
u,Clefkef Common Pleas,C Copr.. -RopNEY Dow
Aife,a,.r ~ s,asi,ss,n, ~, -, !, H. 49,,
SheriH,t.W. SHERWOOD. =. -. 80 ''',
nyoSlnty AaiditorV- N! SwAruow. i,ia .Iduin
tGounlx TSeasllerr7J otk u .sEIsA.. Ptp tens "
County Suyeyor.. ~ - JoHS o. GoLpEs, agetowh.
'oeipio Y6whsispe. 'sf3lizsvn' o. eafhl,fqs saw
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-06-19

n9.5$s + s,s$ a. z ..,., "..'o1 j
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-06-19

4 HisiU IrNDiFNN
|iqriNe kpRpHaq0.
sp$SSss;ssss'.Fsss'
!ARradqcSfI, T1
d has at,alped sa|
loSswbi6 itiA gge
h%e eisNIpsq q b
lion. l mean th'
.HlEssep9se. liy'
largInE hA bssES
ysIy, mYcHu.hak.
hsneAlprg prgfsgen. Z
ySu9g a9ipAIhk
he al,unqI eQol;.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-06-19
SOCIETlIEs!

MAs"ss.--P -Pomeroy' Lodge No. 1s4. Stated
Meetings. the Monday evening nn or before the
tsll moon in each month Hall in Edwards
Wilson, See'y. s"-"'' "'''','
10. o, F.LNaomi Lodge, mo. IT, Meets
SSefy Friday evening. Hail in Ciawford's hnilds
ing. Spauldingi Cutler, N, G.; Robert SRKain,
6ec'y
Mineral Lodge, No. 242 Meets every Ties
aayeyening, IN Stiyt rs buiIdingaeerner,ofF Front
and Court sis. Wm. 4, Dewnieu Mss Wash
ington Stiyers, Sec'y.,' ....,rS.
SONl dV T'EArEGAScE.- Welfare Division, No
0e|N Meets every Saturday evening. - Hall in
StTers. building. Geo. Dusky, W.P.; Wm.L
oorhlehR. .S.gg,us2ue sLu. D!ayo,. -glt
Salisbury Division, No. 292. Meets on Satur:
eay evenings Hall iE ;RieseIs building, Middle
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-06-19

New Lima Division No. 504T Meets every
Saturday evening" Hall in H.sHolts reed build
ing. : SsS Lima. T-7-5TT w; P:i,7T77
- h,. .. IN IL. - -.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-06-19

~ .Ill'I N,.yH ,II TT
Meoien. lGsp. apd eoii
sgls.Ai aGalhaiS; paPsr
Pflnil.pg. .iyPfs aEe among
e js'qqe a.Iic!s,l9r which
Es.sa7ss.sl lcrlIsbfl'yHand
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-06-19
BYsisAE..' THOMSON 1S'ss, 3 e.
cABflN Erl.FURNIf TUREd

Ws oGAToHELy Cabipet- malerSa aRd Dealer
IN in aIlkndsdf Rprhitdre, Front ski above
Court Pomeroyr 0nna flrd .enii. sdecl2tt.n !
a ID q N N II NJ q =.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-06-19

q 4ol 7sdioaa $40 tSI.50 in AdvanSs ".
lididz9 lIIw sW emii isdi ni bna .s1a9f W
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-06-19

ssS ,S3fl AKhasRrd sd,isdi 81 'Iass' 1881
isHisas 6aaHolbnn deidi ono .dauo1di hssssg
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-06-19

q hLe THRUSH, Coppersnith, below Pome'
Of Copper Noyk f0r Salt Furnaces S's@6qPssis oPs
etc executed 70 0EdeI,nn. rnda .dfscl2a
n IA n @ MI m IIINl 49,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-06-19

W J.PRALL, Manufacturer Of Tinware, and
w Dealer in every variety Of Stoves, etc.
opposite the Courthouse, Pometoy. EgeG .rJ
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-06-19

sasvBRU UGsgdPAENge, % oEE0sl&A 4
NTE1ED GBRoYHER, Dalles1 sin lDiaeai
Nvs pltssl MsiisisA1 FAipls, Hiilsd Dyestafs9
Sss g., 90: ~ SsssA ri'Es f'H's NJ; Gss'i, s
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-12-21
A MIRACLE OF SCIENCE !

DR.. {. L. KEELING, OF Mecbanicsburgh Cumber-
land Co. Pa. announces 10 those afflicted with Tu
mors, Wens. Cancers, Polypus, Lapus, Moles or
Marks, Scrofula Kings Evil; and all diseases tha-
have been usually treated with Caustc Knife, be
remove them without cutting, burning or pain :;
neither Chloroorm Ether is administered to the
patient. 1t Is matter what part OF the body
they are he remove them with perfect safety,
and in remarkably short time. No Mineral or
Vegetable poison, is applied and money required
until is perfected.
Proapsis Uter, Female complaints, Chronic Ven
erea and all other diseases treated with positive
cess. Full particulars be obtained by addressing
in either English or German post paid Patients
be accommodated with Board on reasonable terms.
Mechanicsburg is of the prettest and healthly
towns in this any other State 1t is 8 miles from
Harrisburg on the {. V. r. r. and accessible from
all parts of the Union.
The DR.. will visit cases in any part of the State
when desired
Kind reader If you knoD Of any afflicted fel-
Iow-creature, delay moi, 10 tell them Of this
treatment.
March Q, lS55.-Gm.'
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-12-21
CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE.

NOT A PARTICLE or MERCURY IN IT.
Let the afflicted Read and Ponder
An Infallble Remedy for Scroiula, Kings Evil,
Rheumatism Obstinate Cutaneous Eruptions,
Pimples or Postules on the Face, Blotches,
BoiIs, Ague aud Fever, Chronic Sore Eyes,
Ring Worm OF letter, Scald Head, Enlarge
ment and Pain of the Bones and Joints, Stub
born Ulcers, Syphiitic Disorders, Lumbago,
Spinal Complaints, and all Diseases arising
from an Iniudicious Use of Mercury, Impru
dence in Life, or Impurity of the Blood.
70 This great Alternative medicine and Pu-
rfer of the 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 ofall medicines,
"CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE" Neu
ralga, Rheumatism, Scrofula Eruptons on the
Skin, Liver Disease, Fevers, Ulcers, Old Sores,
Affections of the Kidneys, Diseases Of the Throat,
Female Complaints, Pains and Aching of the
Bones and Joints, are speedily pot TO flight by
using this great and inestimabte remedy.
For all Diseases of the Blood, nothing has yet
been found to compare with it. 1t cleanses the
system Of all impurities, acts gently and eff
ciently on the Liver and Kidneys, strengthens
the Digestion, gives tone to the Stomach, makes
the skin clear and healthy, and restores the
Constitution, enteebled by disease or broken
down by the eXcesses of youth, TO its pristine
v!gor and strength.
For the Ladies, it is ncomparably better than
all the cosmetics ever used. A few doses of
CARTER's SPANISH MIXTURE will remove all
sallowness of complexion. bring the roses mant-
ling TO The cheek, give elasticity TO the step,
and improve the general health in remarka-
bic degree, beyond all the medicines ever heard
Of
The large number Of certificates which we
have received from persons from all parts of the
United States, is the best evidence that there is
no Humbug about it. The press, hotel keepers,
magistrates, physicians, and public men, we'll
known to the community, all add their testimo-
ny to the wonderful effects of this GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call on the AGENT and get Circular and
Almanac, and read the wonderful cures this
truly greatest of all medicines has performed.
None genuine unless signed WILLIAM S.
BEERS, & Co, Proprietors, No. 304 Broad
wav, New York.
Sold by Dr. f. c. REAMER, Bedford }.
NJ. BARNDoLLAE, Bloody Run A. B. BUM,
Schellsburg, and by Dealers in Medicines ev-
erywhere. Oct. 90, 1S54.-ly.