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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-09-12


The steamer Emma, which arrived here
yesterday, with later news than that by the
Polar Star, brought down quite a number
of the citizens Of Leayenworth, who had
been compelled to give up their homes,
and fly for their lives. We heard several
Of the names of these persons, but do not
feel at liberty to publish them. There is
no doubt, however, Of the fact Of their hav-
ing. been driven from their homes, and we
hope some of the gentlemen who are now
in the city may be induced ogive the pub
io a.full. and explicit. statement Of the con-
dition of things at Leavenworth City, over
their own signatures, 80 that there may be
no mistake or possibility of error. 1t is
time that the truth and the whole truth
should be known by our citizens. Welearn
that the mob under Emery have full pos
session of Leavenworth, and have put ev-
cry man of the Free State party, and many
who are but moderate pro-slaverymen, to
the test, as follows: "Will you take up
arms and fight the DID Abolitionists, or
win you quit the Territory" The alter
natives are terrible, and majority have
adopted the latter, some of whom are now
in this city, ngbroughtaway their fam
lilies, and left all their possessions behind,
without the least security in the world that
they will be preserved. jt
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-09-12
KANSAS NEWSl
Considerable space is devoted to Kanl

Considerable space is devoted to Kansas
news. in the present number. Our latest
advices are alarming, Although not nat
urally an alarinist, we tell our readers
frankly, we believe that unless q sudden
and radical change takes place in the poll.
10y Of the administration, the fires Of civil
war viii be lighted all over the continent,
within q very few months. The Frsemen
Of the North win not OUGHT NOT to
submit to the outrages, insults, and indig-
mites heaped upon their fellow-citizeps in
Kansas. Il Is the duty Of the Free States
to protect their citizens who have emigrar
|tedto Kansas IN the enjoymslt of tlisif
Icixl siehil md ihat SITE fallg short u
her duty, which neglects'or refuses V do
90. Wisconsin. through her Governor,
has already taken the initial steps, BY call
ing an extra session Of her Legislature.
The people Of Massachusetts are petition
ing her Governor to do the same. This
is right and proper. Let the people Of
Ohio call upon Gov, Chase, by petition, to
act promptly and decisively in this matter.
A brief petition, something like the fol-
lowing, should be circulated throughout
the State, and forwarded Immediately:
To His Rxesilency, SALMON P. CHASE, Governor
Of Ohio; t,,.1. 81.
WHEREAS, we have learned with deep re-
gret, that citizens of Ohio, and other free
and Independent States Of this Confed-
eracy, have been driven from one Of the
Territories Of the United States at the
point of the bayonet, and Others have
been refused admission into said Terri
tory; while many have been robbed and
murdered, for no crime known to the
laws of our country-merely for ex-
pressing sentiments hostile to Slavery,
and in favor Of Liberty; and whereas,
the United States Government has not
only failed to extend its protection to these
sufferers, but is actually aiding and as
sisting lawless band Of desperadoes in
depriving these citizens of their natural
and inalienable rights; Therefore, we,
the undersigned, citizens Of Ohio, hum
bly, pray that you will speedily convene
the Legislature Of the State, to the end
that some measures may be devised,
without delay. for the protection of our
citizens Aforesaid. - tFe- i-'-,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-09-12
1.-THE Mo. Republicans Accounts. ]

WnaI 1oV. Soahy VIII 10.
The Republican of st. Louis Of Saturday
morning says:
Gov. GEARY.-This gentlemenleftin in the
afternoon train yesterday for Jefferson City.
At that point he will take the boat and pro-
ceed directly to Kansas. We understand
that he is very con6dentof being able, soon
after his arrival there, TO settle all the diff
ferences in that i'll fated territory, and to
restore peace and order within all lis bor-
ders. We hope it may be 50. We infer
from the conversation between the Presi-
dent and committee Of the Kansas Aid
Society, which is publishedthis morning,
that full power has been given to the Gov
ernor and General Smith to put an end to
all these difficulties, and if Gov. Geary is
Of the right sort Of metal, he will do il
He viii, we are assured, find that the
friends Of Law and Order in the Territory
disposed to ,acquiesce in any arrangement
which win protect them in their rights and
property-leaving It to time and the voice
Of the people to determine whether Kansas
shall, OF shall not, be Slave State. Ifthe
insurgents under Lane. and the banditt
lately associated under Brown, willnotrec,
oonizs his authority, and obey the Law, he
can. We doubt not, find away tomake then
do il. General Smith has a military foree
quite sufficient for this purpose.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-09-12
KANSAS NEWS,

TAs .Eoht at Ossa,Oatom;e-.Mo6 Murdey
al Isaven,Oorth- h-T1s "Lq,o and Or
der,, Army afraid 10 attack Laurence
I'm. n he stary,d onJ
-, n.....,, ''
ln''0InS ~, rom '"' ,4S I. - ~ ~ %S:..;
IN tne leseng Soiumn 2. s sny - atsSUuri sa,,ou
Democras ol oa'uruay' VIC nnu 'I0 = 'on0"
ing; ..,,.. -, g.. ,.,.,, :.
We nno . cvnvcson wl'n La. :.
named Dan'el %ar.n. a'etn f .,: hseSe. Ss.,a -
mes' Ho'ns' M Da.es county ~ tlio e'a'e, :" :,
VINO was iaEen prisoner 9. alS Ip ngns l's' =,
week, ana Delng conseyeo 70 mes'Pol',
was there, WIN MS wie' Pus on Doaru % ',le n
steamer foiar quar-, on Whlcll DO"' M ge
reacnea our Guy yesterday morning. II y
states tnat party cl aDou' one nuH1lea W,
and nifty men came inIo Inc 1own q Hesl
folnt and quartered tnemselsss ~ On 'ne = -, !,
ha6itants. tney were unoer sne coI'iIailu ~ -
OF Col. Douniphan, ot missouri ana zap
tains Clark, Crouch and Grant, OF ueorgla'
and other Southern states. A1er remain
ing Q day or two, they heid court OF
meeting, and after trying Mr. Martin wltn,
out giving him hearing PfoIGupcmeu "a
sentence h8alnpt MN, tii,s ~ snouiu tcns -. ?
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-09-12

d1isitions upon the Governor for snch
militia force as you may require p enable
ou promptly and successfully 70 execute
}6pf orders add snppsess the nslrrection
S,ts,inst the TERRITORY 81 Kansas. and under
tie circumstance heteloib ibre communicated
ii your instructions Il give tho requisite aid
10 the officers Of the civil government, who
nlay be obstrncted ia die due execution Of
fAe law. rt
Should you not beable to derive from
the militia of Kansas hh adequate force for
these purposes, such additional number Of
militia as may be necessary willsb drawn
from the States II Illinois and Kentucky
jas shown intheTequisiiion, a copyofwhich
is inclosed. y * q taii 4 ~ ,,h u
The views contained in your instruc4
tons to the Officers commanding the
troops, under date Of August 10, are fully
approved, and, accord SO entirely Withlths
pslib bossS 'cf III. 1ntiFe as to leave but
little to add in relation TO the ecourss which
tits desired you should pursue. The po-
sition of the insurgents as shown by your
letter and its enclosures, is that of rebel
lion against the laws and constitutional au7
thorities, with such manifestations of their
purpose to spread devastation over the land,
as no longer justifes any further hesitation
or indulgence. To you, as to every SOL
dier, whose habitual feeling is to protect
the citizens Of his own country, and only
to use his arms against the public enemy,
it cannot be otherwise than deeply painful
to be brought into conflict with any por-
ton Of his fellow countrymen, but patriot
ism and humanity alike require that rebel
lion should be promptly crushed, and the
perpetrators of the crimes which now dis
turb the peace and security Of the good
people Of the Territory, punished.
=.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-09-12

ST.. LOUIS, Saturday, Sept. e. The
Democrat publishes accounts furnishedby
the Free State men. who arrived here
yesterday, confirming the attack upon and
burning Of Ossawatomie. They state that
but fifty Free State men were in the town
at the time, while the attacking party
numbered four hundred. Several Free
soilers were killed and seven taken priso-
ners. Two of the latter were afterward
shot. Captain Brown and son we're among
the killed.
The accounts confirm the killing Of
William Phillips at Leayenworth BY a
party of Southerners under Captain Emery,
and the driving out Of the Territory all
persons unwilling to take arms against the
Free State party. ,fss
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-09-12
vERE.p
POMEROY, OHIO.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER la, 1855.

HALF SHEEr.--We expected to be able
to issue full sheet this week, but, owing
70 the many vexatious delays Of carpenters
and others, in furnishing the Office, we
found it impossible. Some legal adver-
tisements published in another column,
render it absolutely necessary that some
sort Of paper should be issued to-day.
Consequently. we have hastily thrown to-
gether this half sheet, which we send to
our readers as an evidence that, although
the Telegraph has passed through the FIRE,
like the fabled Phoenix, it will rise out OF
the ashes, brighter, more beautiful, more
vigorous, and we trust more acceptable to
it's readers than ever. Next week, we ex-
pect to issue q full sheet, in which we shall
discourse of matters personal and Of pub
lie interest This week, we can only find
time to say "How dye do"
By the way, while we are preparing for
our next issue, it would be considered
strictly in order if our friends in Pomeroy,
and throughout the county. should exert
themselves little to swell our subscrip-
ton list; nor should we take it amiss, il
all our old subscribers would pay up their
arrearages. and for year in advance.
We may as we'll be frank about the mat
ter. Our loss was heayy-much heavier
than we at tirst imagined, It left us, in
a financial point Of view. Just where we
were when we commenced business in
Pomeroy, four years ago. This is not
the first time, however, that we have been
reminded Of the "perishable nature Of all
those outward objects that so often excite
mans passionate ambition" Once be-
fore, the wheel Of fortune turned us under.
But the vhesl kept turning round. and
soon We began y ~ sgi'a. We know
that BY industry. honesty. And economy.
we can soon regain what We hassl lost. and
We care altogether too little for money or
properly to fret much over its loss. We
have. neither asked OF received one iarthing
as charity. The only assistance ws have
Il g. a
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-09-12
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

= s " -~~'S ID y
SIR:-The present condition of the Ter
ritory of Kansas renders your duties as'
highly responsible and delicate. In the in
structions heretofore communicated toyour
predecessor in February last, in the annu-
al message to Congress of the Gath of the
previous December, and in an order issued
from the War Department, (printed copies
of which are herewith presented you will
find the policy Of the President fully rep
resented 1t is: 1st, to obtain orderand
quiet in the Territory Of Kansas; and. end,
il disturbances do occur therein, to bring
to punishment the offenders. al =
Should the force which has been provi-
ded to obtain these objects prove insufi-
cient, you will promptly make known the
same to the President, that he may take
such measures in regard thereto, as 70 him
may seem to be demanded by the exigen-
cies of the case. tits important that the
President should be kept well informed as
to the state of things in Kansas, and that
the source of his information should be
such as to insure accuracy.
You are therefore directed by him to
communicate constantly with the Depart
ment such facts as it Is important to be
early known here. i T.n4
o You will cause it to be transmittedby tel
egraph as well as by mail, The President
INDUCES hope that by your energy, i'm
partiality and discretion, the tranquility Of
the Territory viii be restored, and the per-
sons and property of our citizens protected.
am, Sir, &c, WI. MARCY.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-09-12

St. Louis, Friday, September 81
Private advices from Kansas state that
on Tuesday last every FreerState man
was driven from Leayenworth at the point
Of the bayonet. and all their property des-
troyed or con6scated.
Phillips. the correspondent Of the New
York Tribune, and his brother. were kill
ed, and the house 81 Phillips and the store
Of his brother burnt. 1t is said that Phil
lips fred from his house and killed two
Pro-slayery men.
z Forty Of the sufferers arrived here to-day
entirely destitute. Particulars not trans-
PRED. 4 ,... ..n.rfes
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-09-12
REBUILDING.

Our town, which was SO recently de-
stroyed, presents busy scene at present.
Most Of the merchants are again selling
goods, in temporary buildings, hastily
erected, and all the builders who can be
obtained are constantly employed in erect
ing substantial bricks. But more, of this
hereafter. The pressman is waiting, and
our space is full. ir-aSa
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-09-12
I sPoMERoY FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 2,ols56. ~ 4 Z


and ,himselfas prisoner. The doors Of the
house were bolted, and he replied to them
out Of q window, that he wolldn' I give VI
bis arms, and that II they attempted "a
force their way in, it would be Of the peri
of'their lives. Then they rushed up, and
two Of them we're Immediately shot dead By
pistols in his hands. The house was soon
broken open, and in o moment Phillip, fell
q corpse pierced by half dozen bullets
His brother, who was also defending the
house; was wounded IN tho arm. Themoh
then removed the body and all the things
out of the house, and were about setting
iire 70 the premises, when they were stay
Fed BY d leader Of the pfo-slassiy party
named w. H. Russell. s !,
NRhen night cane On to mob set Gro %
iIlree oI|;ces owned " Mr.. Phillips, which
nSre N consanied, together with 4 40.
- stoss ds1lsei1 n 4 ih1ffaned lKeth.
Ietin, Who, although Z very peaceful and
quiet man, had incurred the hatred Of the
pro-slavery party by acting as one Of the
Judges of the Free State election. ~ 7Sfi
Our informant states that another mur-
der was committed in Lsayenworth on Fri
day last. A butcher whose name we could
not learn, who had afamily ofsix children,
and lived in Lecompton, was taken last
week, while in company with six wagons
which were going to Leavenworth. AL
though a prisoner, he had been allowed to
walk about the CITY as much as pleased.
On Friday, while in the Office Of Phillips,
Capt. Emery approached, and asked him
to go,along with him. Tine couple walked
up the street, and on reaching the Leaven-
worth Hotel, Emery passed up the steps.
and the man walked ahead. He had gone
about fifty yards, when he was fred at by
some one in the street, lie knew not from
whence the shot came, and began to run,
and had gone about one hundred yards fur
ther, when he was shot dead. -Four shots
had been fred athim,
After his death Phillips came up, and
addressing himself TO those standing by,
said: What was this man killed for?"
"He was found in bad company was the
only answer.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-09-12
Kansas AfIAirs- oaIeial InsiueHons 70 Gov. 9Osry
and Cen. Smith.

-, -.
WASHINGTON, Sept. S.-Ine umon OF
this morning publishes oinc,ai orders 70
5ovq Geary' OF Kansas, as lollows'
Reliable Information having reacned .ne
President that armed and organized oodies
Of men, avowediy N reDeliion against tne
Territorial Government, haye concentrated
in such numbers as. to require additional :,l
military force Tor tner dispersion, you wlll
have the militia OF the IsrIitory complete
" enrolled and organlzsgyr;sto e; 70 the end thst w.
they may on short nonce % Drought mto
the service OF the United States upon the
requIsltlon OF the commanoer q tne l MINI
tary Department IN winch Kansas y en-
braced. ,.s,g y.s>Lt
.yxou will furnish, py companies OF Drlg-
AIDES or divisions, such numbers ana com
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-09-12
NEW SERIEs F0Is 4 NO. /

.--f--- Ia VI ~ n q q Z
tonne, and encamped that night at Cedsl
Creek. On the 9Th we resumed o,iI
march and eneamped A. Bull Greek Qs
the evening Of the gan General Reid 81
lected 250 men and 61e piece of attilia'
and moved on to attack Ossawatomie. 81
the morning of the Rethf he arrived neei
that place and was ai:aeked by the noio5''
rious John Brown, Who commenced aFinl
upon Reid nom q thiek ehapparel ioiIr hun
dred yards OIL GeneIal Held then formed
his men IN. an open ptellss, and hsj9r bel
fred uPonth The AbolitionIsts With We arilIlerl
loaded with grape. General keid tfei .s
made 2 auccessfui charge upon them. n kIl'' I
Ing u enc took prisoners Anongsten ens
killed was kredeFick brown;
The notorious John Brown was also lIlil'
"a bya pro-slavefy man named White, y
attempting % crosa ne Marais de GiqAe
Apgpg Z ths p,1s9E.e3 taken 3 t2e SOB 9
y: Y. brown, q Leawfshce nosoliiesy' ny
will De humaneiy trea.ed, ana sesatiiDerty
Wnen tne war Is over. 49,. \,
Inc otner prisoners laken were snlPPeo
on the Polar Slar, ana . Pleoge eAacted O
them never 70 return 70 hahsas.
Inc pro-slaNy,ery party nad nve wounded
none Delieyeo 70 pc dangerous; Captain
Boyce received wound IN tne' leis wrist'
T RANK Goraon IN sne lsle snouluer; 'asks9n
IN sne moutn' yonn uoruon ~ 'he .mgn'
ana a. rarKer r IN tiie iegg' 80
Inc pro-siayery men, contrary 70 'iie Or
aers Oh zen. Nelo' Durn' nearly al oi tne
houses IN Ossawatomie'
They took some ior'y neao OF carIie, q
part q tnem pemg tne same l,at drown Y.
ana MS parry had stolen from 'ne ueorgia
colony, SIX horses' TWO wagons anu one
carnage anu, L.,
On the same DAY, Capt. Hays, with for-
" men, attacked the house OF the notori- m
Gus ottawa Jones, Durnt ms mouse ana Kill
ed two aDoiltionlsts. Jones ned 70 the corn
held, was shot at by HAYS ana IS oelieved
to be dead.
About . I, M, the S9tb, the abolition
lists, numbering about, S5o men, came In
about three quarters OF Q mile OF our camp,
and attempted 70 surprise US, they no doupt
thinking that our forces had been 80 much
weakened by keld's march on ossawatom-
ie, that ne would retreat ana leave our Dag
gage, but not 80; the drum beat ana soon
every camp was ready lor Dattie' seeing
that we were ready to omeetthem' they He'd
The most OF the men werein iavor OF pur-
suing them, but were prevented from DONG
SO by Gen. Atchlson:
On the morning OF the 5oth, a council
composed OF the field oiilcers and captains
OF the different companies was neic, Dy
large majority OF those IN council, 1t was
decided to tall back on Indian creek until
we could gefemore PROVISIONS and ammu-
niaon' ana 70 enaDie tne soidlers eompos,
ing !ne army 70 become Det'er orllieo anu
disclplineo, :.
on tne ois1, tne army .ook up 'ne iine
OF marcn ana ehcamPeu az oeoar creek ioi
the nignt.
on tne is. OF september zen. Atcni-
son resigned ms COMMISSION ana uen'
hela was selected IN MS steaa,
our army, Whlcnnau cohslsteu oi i,zUV'
had now been reduced to half the amount,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-09-12

hsiiabls ksss q he BsiAs q o~aws,ouis.
iSiaismens. Of re Pr;scnsry wko Asrs cap
isStursd byths Pnc-Siaesyy Parry BrM-
falitv Of Ms NietOrs--F Farticaiers 9fase
} FH"s'T TesYfqH0 aAEHaRl EHiE lcs
A party Of some Ave orasix Illinoisans
and Indiahians, who bad gone out to Kan
sas to settle returned to this city yesterday
morning on the steamer Polar Eias, having
'beer csptursd It the BATH q cszwstom'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-09-12
peAgga.noa o.IIeHss-FennoI. !

Mayor Randall ssivers. 700
Recorder--L. 8. Nye.
Trnstees--H.s 8. Horton, A. Murdoch, H. B. Smith
WIN. H. Remington, J. @. Cartwrght.
Treasurer-0. Branch, on oficio.
Narshal-GaylOrd Lyman.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-09-12
Moro Law and order.

The following letter Of instruction TO
Governor Geary, by Secretary Marcy, IS
additional to that given in the telegraph re-
ceived yesteaday. We clip this from the
Cleveland papers.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-09-12

JOE RNEMTRMG.

HAVING purchased largo and beautiful assortment
Of new job Type we prepared TO execute work OF
all kinds, on Short notice, and reasonable terms.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-09-12

,rsussess--Amos Durham, ThOs. Radford, A. Bshow
Clerk-Hosmef Branch.
Treasnfef-O. Branch.
Justices Of the Peace--s. 9. Paine, A. N. Barlow
Consiablss- Ran dai ssivsu, oren Jones, o. J.
Wofley. - t. 4..
kissssor--s, Bradbury.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-24
MEDICAL.

from parent child aud enailing upon The uGspring
"A ruinesI constitution For the uf all these form
"f disease. the doctors gnaraat'es cure ar a>ks
I compensation. The Doctor can he consulted hy let
ter otherwise free Of char. and invites all who art
afflicted to call upon him, where he will them
such >ati fiction rs they can obtain M where else
His ARE No and ArmOry Hall corner ~ Sac
rumruio AMI Montgomery Streets san frnnciscn
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE
tGE'-Grcat RicS>ng Ia Mankind innocent hn, Pu-
ienl'-D'. t. !. Czipkay> ProphVlac'icnm. tSef nis-
injecting Agent sure preventative 0guiu>t Woucr
rh"ai and -,phltc d.eH~c~ anAnn unsurpassed rtn-
TIy Tor an 'hr Vtn"rtl. ~cro,uus. guugrvuous aud
canctrpus ulcers tUjil discharges irom the Naglnq
uterus aHi urrtlra. ana al clsreots trapiihr~ and
diseases. For sale ~ pr T.. J CzHpkn's ohirr. Ar.
mury Han. conner ot Sacramento ant Montgomery
Streets san franc-ro. A. iuurc'luion j. % prr,et.-
n'Nr against smaI poN, SO Is pr l. }. tMpkaN~
Prup' tuciJcum "a preventative ngut7~t syphliGd aui
-ouurrlrsl d-ct-'~ Harmless 40 itself II ro.>pssa4
ihe power I'll chemically d',tr, ing hr sypbili'ic ~.
rus, and thereby sivng thousands ot Young dctauch.
o'- from beng inl c'od hy th" most oa'h.ouu, u an
i'~'i,r~. lct ru N'HnG man ~ %" appreciate, hcalh
hc Without mr. '2ap&ass "rpnh0mauc,m. It Is ~,
very convenient p'ch-r> and Wili rr found cnuNrut-
oUtfo use, h-llg used soap. That dsrfSr can h
prevented 10y th" u>r ~ proper ogrus. = well am
established tncf HAT th'N con Nc cured urr their
establishment. III" rrncipl" which Is NOW uu,cr.
4iN r-cueulod. received even hrur- he DAYS az
.lrunrr the discover Of the vat cnarou p l;.f. and
lls multiplied benefits ever since have received. ~
they deserved. the attention OF "lu~lc.l faculty..
II was ia pursuit of thi- brauc, uf The urdicnl sci.
THAI Dr H. J. Cl9ukay fortunately ulac the dis
cuyrrv of his ttopi tcilrum which iur the prcrcn-
uoN Of syphr. guuorrh, NJ. generous ld culuteous
iI~rr -drr. stands unrNa II hS amy agent u the Ihi--
m1copocl. The cn.c of ih,~ ue"ri af'c, COTTON ~
immediate and removes ~" pos-bihtN OF rontrnc-
non o' diScnsc lf however the disease has been
'rlctcd il useful IN rUl rn /mr the ru-n
lions which, hN absorption. uu'duct' he hurtd ruu-,-
In"nScs known Hs secondary syphilis il has been
administered by the Gocior ~ many IhouetnI c1>,>,
md he has Vet o find he iir-' IN Whri II hu. llrd
20 sub~crv" the purpu~' t,r Whch il WAS 0dr mister
I'd. Price s.. Fun dirtciurs are attached tu eacit
p1ckuge. In cas,s wher, prppliAHjcum J. used ~ II
curative. pr l. j. Czaropv will furnish gratis pre-
~crpion for his Blood Purifier.
All communications from the country. addressed
~ to DR. l. j. tNlkHy san Francisco will hc strictly
and conidrutialk attended To. and w" remedies
with the gre'tcst care and secrecy. mmedHtrlt dis
nachd by Express or other conveSanc TO their des-
tnalion.