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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-05-27

The annual meeting cfthe MEIGs County
MEDleAL ASSOCIATION was hsdin the Office
Of Or. Isaac Train, pursuant 10 adjourn
meni, Dss. Train, Thomas, Pangburn,
Reed, and Guthrie, were present as
aa The asspeinlon Ras called 10 order by
the Presidenl Or. @. 8. GUrHRfR. The
minutes being read and approved, an cleo
lion Of officers took place with The follow
ing result: Dr. G. R, Reed, President; Dr..
Dr. G, F. Thomas. Vice Presidents DrstG
s. Guthrie. Sserslary; DR.. Isaac Train,
Tseasutsf; and Dis. Train, Pangburn, and
Gulhfie, Censois. sNses ,see-a 3ai giil
DrsC. r. Reed was appointed delegate TO
sbe STATE Medical Convention, and Dr., G,
r. Thomas alternate, To lhe National Med.
ical Canyenllon, Drs. Train and Guthrie.
AlleyglIs csnnillqsa. app0lnIsd BY lhe
President. n \, n, \. s
Committee on sulaery-- -Dss. Tain,
Thomas, and Ackley. m
Commiilee on Pf6ciice of Medicine
Drs, Ackley, Paugbuyn, and Guthrie. u l
Committee on Obsleitics- Dn. Train
Tkcmas, and Achicy. ~ \ Y : 4 Asl'''
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-05-27

E..
AN ONO RwER RAILROAD We asl.
especial attention 10 lhs communieaIiOh on
our frs, page on me uubjecl Ofa railroad
from Parkefsbuigalo CincInnali, along the
Ohio River. Ii Is written BY q gentleman
Of high Standing and varied requirements,
and one who understands his subject, We
|hpye long favored this project, and now that
the EIillsborough road is abandoned, andth
Hooking Valley road checked in It's opera,
lions, we deem i. an appropriate time TO urge
il upon our readers. We hope soon again %
hea, from "New Yorkn on the subject. He
may res, assured .ha. all the aid we car
give 70 The enterprise will b. cheerlully
granted. sts4 Nss
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-05-27

The CoNvEHTIoN.--The proceedings oi
the Republicans Convention, may be found
OH our frs. page. Notwithstanding The busy
season, most Of the townships we're repre-
sen,ed, and lie business Of The Convention
was harmoniously transacted, "a ssi
Another Convention will be- held on The
s8lh Of June, to ralify the nominations 81
tho Philadelphia Convention. We expec
10 see such gathering then ss has seldom
been Witnessed in this coun,y.s Farmers
mechanics, meicban.s and laborers, make
your arrangements before. hand 50 that vol
will be sure 10 be presen. on ,ha. day. 81,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-05-27


SORRY TO HEAR IT.--The President Of the
Ohio State Journal Company, announces
the determination of the Company to cease
the publication Of newspapers; and offers
the Daily and Weekly Journals for sale.--
They will continue their publication for
a time, for the purpose Of effecling q
sale. The reason is that their subscri-
bers don't pay up. The necessity Of hav-
ing an organ at the seat of government is
well known; and the present management
Of the Journal, as political paper is just
what il should be. We trust therefore, that
some arrangement may be made by which
It may be continued. WI a'.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-05-27

Commiuee on STATISTICS -Drs. Pangburn,
Guthrie, and Reed T a
Do motion Of Dr. G. 2. Thomas he A..
sotIaIIon resolved to pay for the printing Of
The feesbill with The treasury money, instead
Of It's being paid by the Individual members,
as resolved al aprevicus meeting.
= REPORT or coMMrTERs.
DR.. Tipn, Chairman Of The Committee
on Surgery. reported a case Of Injury Of the
leg with interesting and practical remarks,
and DR.. Reed reported case Of injury Of
The leg treated BY bandaging, which resulted
fayorably, with appropriate remarks.
The other committees, not being prepared
to reporl. were dismissed.
The annual address was delivered by
DR.. @. F. Thomas. DR.. John Philson was
requested TO deliver the e.next yearly address
DR.. d. Pnngburn. alternate.
On motion Of DR.. G. R. Thomas,
Rssolped, That we approve Of the Regis
tration Law enacted by The late Legislature
oi Ohio, and thar we will use oil honorable
means in our power to see the law enforced
Resolved, That the proceedings be pub
Ilished in both of the Pomeroy papers, anc
that The Secretary furnish copy Of each Il
the Secretary Of the State Medical Society
The Association then adjourned. ea ag
c. r. REED. President.
/ G. 8. GUTHRIE, Sec'y.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-05-27

-TEMPRRANcE, MRETING IN RUTLAND
We are requesled,to announce the fact thar
thtrswill ibea,emperahce meedngin Rut-
land onthb 7ih and 9th Of June. "Old
Williams" will be present, and address the
meeting, Every body is Invited, Par'icu.
lars mex. week. a!asa .assg b gsH.aa,a
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-05-27

Qua DEFIcuLTY WITH GRsAT BRITAIN
The lalesl information we have from Wash.
ing,on states iba, !. is now cenain that
Cramp,on will receive his passports, but
the, no war willbe likely 70 epsbe.pi The
British government will probably send our
Minister. Dallas, home. and suspendall,diplo.
mulic intercourse with our governments
BuiIIis hoped the dricully will bo settled
without d resort 10 arms.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-05-27

Il SUeAR.--The laies. accounts from the
South Indicate an almos. total failure in the
sugar crop Of the United States. In
Louisiana, i Is thought there will not be
one-fourh .he usual quanlily made. 3 II
this 10 90, prices mus. 60 up beyond allex.
peEienee. q 2. al..Alalqa Sos .lIs1o ~ y .l9.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-05-27

or The "Notes Of Wildfre have beer
omitted for several weeks, on accoun, Of
the crowded siais Of our columns. No. XVII
appears this week. II he will forward The
balance as soon as possible II will'be an sc-
commodaiion; as we may be crowded, for
room during the campaign, which will open
in few weeks iatt3 Z haR as4
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-05-27

TApN1UR's HoMR MAeAzINE.- This PEE
Rod pi is becoming more and more popular
with house keepers, and for very good
reasons. lis ''binls 10 house keepers" and
new inventions, instructions in preserving
fruits, &c. &c, is worth the price Of the
work; 10 say nothing q she many pages of
interesting and instructive mauer on mis-;
cellpaeous subjects, and the pure morality
which pervades The en,lre work.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-05-27
THAT Snow. There is not much danger

THAT SHow.-There is not much danger
that any body will forget to attend the show
next Saturday. If Pa and Ma, and Uncle
10. and Aunt Mary should happen to for
get it, little John, and Bill, and Sam, and
Katy will put them in mind Of it. We wish
we had 81 :"tas sure a thing of it" about get
ting paySOr our paper.s Many 20 man will
spend fifty cents or d dollar to go to the
show, who never took paper in his life.
(because he was too poor), and many win
go there too, who DO take the paper. 6usnev-
or pay forI. That's SO. Well, let those
enjoy themselves who can. We expectto
be ''about there" watching the movements
of some Of our dead -kedds. sia "a.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-05-27

LINDA; OR THE YouEG PILor or THE BBLEB
CREoLE.-Whoever has read anything from
the pen Of Mrs. Caroline Lee Heniz, weknoy,
wi'lbe glad TO obtain something more. For
the benefit oilsuch, we can state ma. II. B.
Peterson, Ios Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
has just published a volume, which viii be
ready for delivery BY The LIST Of June, bear
ing the aboyeiisle. Price, 10 onelSOlume,
bound IL cloth, $500; paper covef, Two
volumes, 75 cents. @s.l ...., 'ssasss q
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-05-27

Hon. John G, Miller, member of Con-
gress from Missouri, died al his residence
ON the 18th inst. He ha snot been able, to
ge. 70 Washington the prssen, session. He
served In the Ssi and SD Congress. a'a
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-05-27

THR CouRT OF COMMON PLEAS, for this
county commenced It's session in Pom eroy
70. .day,--Judge Nash prcsiling We shall
give some report Of their doings next week
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-05-27

FoR The delegutes from
10 ,hs cihcinkad Convention have
been instructed 10 vote for Buchanan.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-05-27

FRESH FIsH.--Wm. r. Comstock, whose
advertisement. appears in another column
last week presented u.s. a string of the finest
fish we have eaten in Pomeroy. He is
death on ".scaley Jsllows.'' Being an old
and experienced fisherman, and giving i,
his undivided attention, he will undoubtedly
be ablclo supply everybody who desires
fish, with that article. which is certainly a
grea. accommodation. si53
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-05-27
G. 8. GurHaIR, See'y.

CoNNEcrIcUr.-The Legislature has been
for q. s. Senator for Two or three
days, Toucey, Democrat, (,he pfesen, in.
cumben,y is the Democratic nominee, and
receives 103 yoies, being The entire strength
OF his party. The Opposition is divided,
Dixon being the most prominent candidate.
No election, al latest dates.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-05-27

.ILLUsTRATED CATAtoauE..-Messis. Mil
ler, Orion & MulIigan, Book Publishers,
whose advertisement may bo found in an.
other column, have favored US with a copy
Of their illustrated catalogue. u In looking
over its pages, we find many books which
We should be pleased 10 placein our library,
if zoe could afford II. But, then, we must
save q small portion Of our earnipgsto 70 buy
bread. Looking over catalogue of good
books, affects us about as looking into the
show window Of q confectionery or toy.shop
affects juveniles, @@a ,u.,g as;gsfs
Send and get a catalogue, all ye who
have more money than books. The ca,a.
logde will cos. you nothing; but, we will
wager two 10 one, you will want some o.
their publications, after you look over il.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-05-27

PERsoNAL LIBERTY BILL.--T The bill re.
pealiag the Personal Libery bill, has pass.
ed 10 its third reading in the Massachusetts
Legislature BY q vote OF 130 10 1l3.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-05-27

FRANCIS P. BLAIR,-This veteran editor
so long the warm personal and political
friend Of Gen., jackson, and The Generals
confidential adviser, is out in lengthy let
ter, in reply to some Of the ISLANDERS circula.
led against him, We should gladly publish
the leuer, had we,space. He gives the his
tory Of the rise and progress Of the Slavery
party, as at~presenty organized under ~
name Of Democracy, and shows conclusive
", Fran Gen. Jackson's private coirespon-
dence, tina. he was a true Republican, and
would, if living, be found precisely where
Mr.. Blair is--in the Republican ranks
Some Of .ths Democratic presses arta dss-
dera.ely angry at Mr.. Blair for publishing
these Jackson letters. They dare not deny
their genuineness, bul charge Mr.. B. with q
breach Of confidence. But Il appears from
one Of the leiilrs that Gen. Jackson gave
Mr.. Blair special permission.o do SO. We
give this paragraph from the leuer: p 81,
"As TO your using my opinions as com.
municu.ed 10 you, there was no necessity
for any apology, because | have full conf.
dence in your discretion and judgment;
therefore, II any Of my opinions may be
useful to sustain the great republican cause
and open the ewes Of ihe people 20 their
best interests, in bringing back the admiHis-
sraiion Of our government 10 ,he real read
ing and principles ofihe Constitution, as
explained and pfaciised by the sages who
founded II, Il is due rom me 10 the people
tina. my opinions, if desired, should be
known 10 them. uHastf l9}sdo enl .aa9
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-05-27

y DEATH Oh AN OLp ANDl DIsTINGUlsHED
CIrIzEN.--Col John Sloan, ofsW oosler,
died on Wednesday morning last at his
residence. Ia 1918 he was elected 10 Con.
gress, and continued In that post for six
years. He served several } ears as Eecre.
iary Of Slnte OF Ohio; and afterwards was
appointed U, s. Treasurer, which Office be
held until Pierce came into power, He was
aninlimsie friend OK Henry Clay, and was
aver ore ofhls most enthusiastic supporters.
AT the time ofhisid idealh he had attained the
ripe old age offs yearsJ-O. s.. Jonrndl.s 4
u The aboveannouncsmen eallsInpain our
mind many "Reminiscences of youthful
days. The venerable form Of Col. Sloan ia
associated with The recollections of our
early childhosd. In riper. years. weknew
him well, and esteemed him highly. Bul
he has gone. Peace to his ashesl
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-05-27
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LATER FROM KANSAS --Sr, Louis, May
24.-A dlspa,ch from BoonvIlls 10 the Re-
publican, says iha, Lawrence was destroyed
on Wednesday. Tho printing, Office and
press were demolished. But iuus lives Lost.
No parliculars given.
eiA fRAEER.--1he Ironlon sSpiri. Of The
Times, the organ Of Tie. Democracy oi
Lawfence county, thus Prays:
"(sod deliver US and our friends from llie
Negro Amaigama,ion, Slave Breeding De.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-04

than nov. lie IL eminent statesman. and his
administration OF the Affairs Of the American Govern.
ent characterized by signal ability and undoubted
patriotism He acted as the Chief Mayistras not Of the
North the South, the East the West but the
UsioS. He no distinctions Of tho various sections
but he cndeavored frm first last soothe satisfy and
hsrmonzc and thus bind the eountr, together by feel
ngs OF friendship and affection, and vast nation Of
brethren and parots In this two, he signaly
and IL was honored abroad. The American
quired new lustre, and the American character
attained higher standard. Our foreign relations
conducted with dignity and courtesy, and
Peace and Prosperity walked hand in hand throughout
the length and breadth OF the land The sectional sug
gle which threatened convuse the Union, hushed
by spirit OF compromise. the national credit advanced
and became steady; capitalists manufacturers mer
chants and business generally, pursued their various
avoca,ions with confidence, and the nation at large enjoy
cd repCse and progressed with the rapidly Is il
wonderful that under these crcumstanccs Willard Fill
should have made powerful impression upon the
popular mind and hearth He be Justly regarded
81 national beneiaetors. A purcr never
adorned the Presidential chair One devoted TO the
best interests OF the country, thoroughly alive
the happiness of the human cannot be found among
living statesmen. During his recent absence in Eu
rope and without effort his part such
distinction he nominated for the Presidency by Ma
tona Convention that assembled in this city lie has
accepted that nomination. and hs friends in all parts Of
the Union deterpined TO stand by him TO the last
They know the matt they admire his principles and they
appreciate his character Political parties divided
that il impossible speak with much confidence Of the
result; but thing at least. il certan-he election OF
Willard Fillmore to the Chief Msgstracy OF the Republic,
would be national blessing He has been tried, and he
hs realized the highest expectations OF his warmes
friends He s for the USInN Is-he is for PEACE
PRICELESS BLEssISes-he is Tor the CoSsrrru
THE LAWS, and like the immortal Clay, 'Hr
WOULD RAruER HIGHT ruAS President" IL Is In
behalf such man. and OF such doctrines and of such
principles that the demonstration OF tonight Is about
be made. Philadelphia has already spoken out, and in
the most enthusiastic manner, ratification of nom
nation OF Milart Fillmore but many important events
have since taken place and hence the necessity of another
expression OF popular opinion. The meeting without
doubt will prove OF the largest that has taken place
this city for years.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-04
RICHMOND Markets. July "a. 1sss

GkSsRAL Observation-Disclosures generally seem to have
Guided that the time has arrived upon their
for All who do making
dus to the country shore, and dizziness
which obervAbe Throughout the
The operatives the Touring mills preparing
the approaching IL operations win
resumed until the latter Of this month
crop wheat viii freely weather decided,
to-day though experienced quite
heat OF atmosphere
present review OF the markets, for days
fnV small orders, higher rates hare 10 be paid.
charge report In Bacon though
bOlery still hrm, and believed
much lighter Than the corresponding
We continue to quote sides at IL cts shouide 0Ndi0 Ham.
quote 2let23 Philadelphia Il 1, re-
ported with small sales at Az N
BrcEEr-, Acclaimed Buckets 23o doEsn Three
Pals 70 Heavy Cedar 5000
dar Feed Buckets 86tS,25 per dozen.
BUTrKH We y
e quote 22d2s
| hEooHs-2db3.25, according to quality
CASDLEswe quote AdAnAntne 20b26 Mtehes
- AAnh.anVe Pat S'S; TAllow, Jaek'on lose. Sperm
scarce, held at 4tGCal
very coming demand about
% receipts 65 cts y bus.
Coax MEAL.-We quote at 6SaI5 cts bushs.
CoFTKE-We quote Rio At ll6ti2 LAguAyra IiL6
| l2He., and Java i4Hdi5Hc.
CorroS YARSs-wr quote At iTGls cts.
continue - Philadelphia
quotations fs1L5O-Wih small inquiry.
PisHTherr Halifax and o. other Herring
Rug, tIA, II ttsA bb for No and tlH6t4k
No 2, n e. shAl, No fl0h bb and th6b5k half bb
quote follows: y Dbl, " y bb
No T. ~ 4 bbi; No. o, (mcilumJ 6lL6k.
PLiN D-we quote Al VI 256ttSJ.
FLnuH-Thr market has undergone change
s69; choice brands 6H asked sT Rye FInu
Inspections during quarter end
ing to-day aud the corresponding periods Of 1884 and 1885,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-04
IFos THE wuIo

on WuiG.
Mr.. Editor Our attention has been arrested by your
editorial contained in the Richmond Wing" OF the 27th
inst, in which YOU mention vacancy been crea-
ted in the Congress OF the United States from this dis
tct by the death OF IN conservative and national
man, the Hon. Thomas H. Bayly. OF Accomac aud sug
ges worthy To succeed that gentleman the name
OF distinguished son, Robert SAUNDERS ESQ., and in
doing you that you have been actuaed
by any, the least offensive intention We know this sir
and far from considering It unwarrantabe iuterf
in local poltics your part We thank you
from hearts for the timely suggestion and most par
hculary for the high though unmerted compliment
which you have bestowed upon that elegant man. He
Is all that you say of him. He for many wears
the reputable and Professor Of Mathematics in
the College of William Mary and after the death OF tn,
great Dew, elevated the Presidency of that
bile institution from which he voluntarily retired in few
years after, @ Of honors II generally conceded by
all who knew him in the capacity OF Professor are
happy Ia that there such in this Congress
sioua district well in all parts of the South that he
amply qualified fill with profit TO the student and
honor TO himself any academic chair in that
Shortly after his resignation President and Professor of
William aud Mary College he returned to the Senate
OF Virginia, by handsome majority, from this district
since which time to the present he has been
~ elected to the same body without opposition This
Mr. Editor, think, fully his ab
y, and his consequent popularity and therefore should
deem all remark upon these points the work Of supe
rerosaiion We heartily unite With YOU them in the re-
commentator OF Robert Saunders of Williamsburg the
constituency OF this Congressional district "a OF
learning genius, and Legislative experience and one who
lis more than qualified for the duties which Congressional
life will devolye upon him." and allow further add
gentleman whose eminent worth is markell by n whole
life OF useful, dgnifed and honorable service.
in conclusion, invite Mr.. Saunders soon as the
wit OF election shall have been issued declare himself
candidate for this Congressional District subject how
TO the action OF Convention of the American party
which hope will be promptly called take the matter
ia consideration. Very respectfully,
June 2sth 1856. WILLIAMSBURG
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-04
We annex comparative statement OF the receipts and
shipments Of several leading articles per James River and
canal from LIST sept to LIST July, last year also.
We tairmsn Gnr ih.

New wheatis beginning to arrive freely the principal
markets NORTH and from all
either progressing has been completed the
paragraphs from :he exchange
OF At
exchange this morning There
lots from lancaster Virginia. and
Dol counties MARYLAND They ali Sold $50
choice quality suitable do i56 10 I6
The samples noticed quite handsome
arguing aNorabiy for the coming
Ter nd grains and mostly Ia excellent
PIfrlOf. ~
We had the pleasure Of examining very
10, OF new ~he't The wheat portion nsgned to
Messrs Bron, Todd Young p Burguynn
ESQ., and vas grown o his fertile Roanoke
d North state The grains clear plump II
weighs u bs bush- We know when a
Prre specimen OF this valuable granPeesbtTV xprsss
The Chicago Tribune, Juns 2'h Informed 10
wheat In southern Illinois unusually erop has
been GENERALLY harvested good condition though yield Y
acre 10 not as great the quality
surpassed Farmers all along line
m.kg Tor Lrsshng getting
them ~ market A. "sTly possible.
Our farmers busy engaged securing harvest
many golden had that this morning nod.
have ngoTousy fallen the Gloss The Weld poi
se' 10 be = fair ols.-LeesbHrg, T't Mirror.
What harvest has country farmers
Joeng In tie abundant yield
better heavier than ia
Gds1te -
We pleased that
harvesting pnch better than the Of
have predicted In districts and
full while in Others it ia slightly deficient We
la this section will he nnetens corn il
nouri'hng thu farmers scor-
ngF
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-04
PoIIlIeal NIIs.ionarie..

We understand that At the Democ attic meeting held 90
this city night before l several talented and auab young
gentlemen u that persuasion announced themselves .
constituted Aissonare' " 20 among the ola Line Wing.
and convent them Of the ptopreiy snd impof
tsncs Of sotng or Buchanan. It's Wondcriu What an
affection The locoioco have conceived for their ancient
enemies, IL" oi course Wing not waned carry
Virgins Tor the ndomitahle Democracy; uat question !.
all cafe enough only from pure regard aud respect
the old line Wings that tese pous abo- are undertaken
Well. gentlemen mssionare-. hope you will have d
good time Of H. aud advise you bs well prepared .,
whhewssyyom candidate over. II any awtward iquitic
should b. made in reference the origin Of the nfa
nous bsr.n aud intrigue" Islander sgainst the orenos
Wing OF HE day In I'll the land sround vhose memoir
clusters the heart affections OF every honest whig
HFvaY CtsY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-04

prevalence OF disease he duty -v.xy
citizen To max. known such remedies calculated 10 ebeet ~
lrogIcss we'll
hEkS CELkBRArhD PREMIUM BTTERs begs cali pub
Nc attention TO them fully satisfied from nj. fam
~ and from numberiess certificates hts
he ist and most speedy remedy
yset-ry, In all Its forms The
hee Filters compounded experience teaches h.
0tinH them eur g
e sole origin OF Dysrnery The sufferer may
sth with oil aud cAlome until act part
r-f by the free of lsudAnum, Impossible TO pr,
cure a" - disease While the unhealthy state
"AkkES hlrItRs will assoredly are taken
nd the ppieicr urges on the public the trying
ey VIII also relieve constipation OF the
ing to directions, and failing remedy disord-Frd
Judge Of their merit - ~ -'"
To he had Of all the principal Druggists Richmond city Also
Mckinney rshsarE Va Todd Hinton TrayOr, Petersbqrs
Dor T. Camm Williamsburg Va Johnston Co.
Va r. caium Co. DAnvie, Va Druggists in Parmyle
Va. Thor Adams Co, smhhed, Va Rib Wells Charlotte,
VILE Va ktridge, staunton, Va w H. ilpp Whining on
v y Charles Hott Co. Washington City, C., Candy Hatch
baltimore Md Bodeker Miller. KY sabler Jones
lynehbng Va mud from Druggists and generally For or
Jrrs, address Y RlEHR
iu