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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-15

FOLLOWING CASES
Bnnions, Mercurial Swcilsd Spruns,
Burns, Eruptons Glands, StT joints,
Chapped piles, Sore Legs, letter,
Hands, Rheumatism. .SOrt Breasts, Ulcers,
ChlbaiEs, RngwOrm, Sore Heuns,. Vcnereal r.f
Fistnla, Salt Rhsum Sore lhroats, Sores,
Gout, Fcaids, Sorls Of all Wounds Of all
Lumbago, skin Diseases, kinds kinds .
'17i7 CAUTION !-Nono are genuine unless the
words ''lloLLowAy, New YoRK LONDON are dis
carntblc asa WATERmARK in every leaf of the book
Of directions around each pot or box; the same may
be plainly seen by noLD.SG THE LEAF THE LIHiT.
handsome reward will be given to any one rendering
such hiOrmN tion may lead to the detection OF any
party or parties concrfetng the medicines vend-
ing the same, knowing them to be spurious.
- Sold at the Mandatory Of Professor HOLLOWAY
80 Maiden Lane, New York, and by all respectable
Druggists and Dealers in Medicines throughout tbs
United States and the civilized world in boxes at %
cents. 62 i CENTS and 81 each. D..
" There is considerable saving in taking the lar
ger sizts. ....,.. ..., d.
n. B.-Drections for The guidance OF patients IN
every disorder. are affixed, to each box. ....
Aug. 25th, Is57.-II25eowly.
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'.'s'. DENTESTrx.
gtrrncnl;ln t. 0Qllekcrsbam
DENTISTS,

DENTISTS,
A RE please 10 announce 10 their friends
n and the l'ubiic hat they have opened an
Office IN Mr.. ~rlVERS BUILDING, near The
Court House po,neroy, where one of then
may at all times be found. when not profes
si-nally absent. .
DR.. Sletneinan has been engaged in the
practice OF Dentistry at Gallipolis, Pomeroy
nni vicinity, for nearly six years Wicker
sham has also hfen several years IN practice. ~
C,nclnnati, Ohio; aud they trust from lon.
experience in business, that they will be abb
TO give fun satisfaction TO those for " hom then
services may lie useful.
Teeth extracted cleans ed, and filled, and
new ones inserted; also, whole sets of te It
inserted on silver, gold, and piatna, with oI
without continuous gums, as persons wh
hsV- them may choose for themselves. AL
other operations belonging 10 Dentistry done
in scientific manner.
ALL WORK WARRANTED. AND ORRt CEs
MODERATE. - afrs -,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-15

... CLEVELAND, Ohio, Dec. 5, 1855. D..
DR. RoBAcK,-Dcar Sir,-l should nde ID ungratc-
ful If fnled to reply to your letter Of ths ICth ul
inquring the effect Of your remedies in my You
you do not wish to publish my reply, but simply
t0enrn, for your satisfaction, what tho Scandina-
vian Remedies have done for But, my dear sir.
~ishyou to make my statement public, not only
just tribute to your own SKILL but for the benefit Of
others who ma! be suffering suffered, and might be
cured as have been cured. For than six y1IrS,
as you are aware, endured n continuous marty rdom
from the combined effect Of chronic dyspepsia liver
complaint, constipaion and most dcPlorable condi-
ion OF the ncrvods system. During that time, en-
oyed the best physicians inte west, and three tmcs
visited New York for the purpose OF consulting tho
most eminent medical mon IN tnat city. All was
less. dcspared of recovering my health, and almost
wished for death 1t at this time your advertis u
mcnt caught my eyes, and determined, forlorIi
hope to try your SclNDiN,vtAN BLOOD PURIFIER AND
Bloom FILLS. Only five months have elapsed since
uncorked the first bottle and took the fast pill Three
words will tell the resul-l wELI yes, in better
health than can rccollcet having enjoyed since my
childhood. My recovery, under providence Ia
you. believe have paid you about thirty-fvc dol
lars for medicine, and had every dollar bicn nrN-
DRED, they would baye been cheap With deep graft
| : - ARY ANN cos 1C(K.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-15
A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF
RICH GLOSSY HAIR
COTs,pIctciy Preserved to the
6xSO.psnNt


ND who that is Cru, wouid not have it restored to
form color; Dnld. but would have the growth
restored, troubled with datdruf and itching but
would have it removed, or troubled with scrofula,
scald head. other ernpti0ns, but would he curod,
or with sick head ache, ncurhlga) but wOuld be
cured. 1t will also remove all pimpss from the face
and skin. Prof Woods Hail ksst0ratiye Will do all
this; circular and the following.
.. ASS ARrnR. Nov. ), 1856
PRor. o. J. WooD-Dear SIR Il nave heard much
said the wonderful chects your Hair Rcstorauve,
but having been often cheated by quackery and
quack nostrums, hair dyes, &C., was disposed to
place your Restorative IN the same category with The
thousand aud one loudly trumpcted rem edcs, until
met you in Lawrence county mpiths since, when
gave ms such asSuranct induced the trial OF
your Restorative in my imilyhfst by my good good
wife, whose hair had become very thin ami entirely
white, and bcfofs eNhLustlng one of your large bot
Ties hrr hair ws8 restored ncG TO its original bcau
rul brown coOc. aud had thick and become beau
tifu iuld>isossy upon. and entirely the head she
c0p Inues To II, not simply because of its beLut
fy meets upon the hair, but of its health
ful fiucnce upon the head and mind. Others of my
fGmilI and friends using your Restorative, with
tho lappiest effects; therefore, my skepticisM and
doubt reference to its character aud value
tirciy removed; and and do most cordially and
conudeEtiHily recommend its use by all who would
have their hair restored from white gray (Oy
of sickness age) to original color and beauty and
by all young persons who would bdvc their hair bea-
| tIful and GLOSSY.
Very truly and gratefully yours,
SOLOMON MANN.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-15
Any ANN cos 1C(K.
MNM.lroN. Ohio. Nny. 10. lsll.

HAMILTON, Ohio, Nov. 10, lslJ
' DR., RoBAcE-Dcar Sir-l have read in the n,wsua-
pcrs many accounts Of effected by your Scann.
avian Remedies, but consdnr my ease laa st as
Interesting and marv"ousas any of til sn. AS far
yOu are concerned, one ,smonial more less is of
little consequence. Your fame is established, aud my
statement cannot add to your eel s,rity. But for the
benefit Of my fellow creatures. .sirc Ia make known
the facts When call'd upon you, ut til" instance
nine years sufferer from catarrh. TIL irritation of
the nerves and membrane Of III. head was intense
that sometimes il almoSj drove crazy. could no,
sleep, and frtc from unpl ,nsn ;nsutions.
At various times five different phi yscians had attended
me, each one treated me in his own way, bat of
thcm did me any good. | dcsparrd of ever seeing
another well day, and when called at your consul t-
ton rooms, had very ittle hope of relief. BY your
udyce, entered imm ,diatcly upon regular course
of your Scandnav ian Blood Purifier and Blood Pills.
was encouraged by the chs .rful, hopeful way in
which spoke, and resolved strictly To follow your
direction. In less than week, all the worst
of my complaint began 10 take Il mildcr FORM and so
continued to improve from week to week until, the
end of three months, my head entirely relieved,
and every trace of the ctorrh had eft However
longer. because found they were building up my
strength and fortifying my constitution Six months
have elapsed since the cure WAS finished, and huvr
had no sign of relapse. should be glad to see this
letter, the substance of it, in print the guidance
of others. Yours, with heartfelt gratitude, %. o,
Mrs AUGUSTUS COOCH.
For sale BY u. Reed, Pomeroy; Hugg g. Kennedy.
Middlcpor ]. Williams d Co.. West Columbia; John
Frame, Coocvillc; Paine & Branch, Rutland; Lowell
& Payne, Mason City, Va. Dec , ly Be.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-15

SigniliC ,nt Facts.

This Ointment is universally used OH board the VI
lahtic and Pacific whaling feet cure for scOrbutc
affections, and the b,s possible remedy for wounds
and bruises. Large sulpics OF il have recently boen
ordered by the Sultan Of Turkey hospital purposes
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-15

{. I..EVEBAL CHESTS best, to medium Young
- HW'n. Tea, for sale cheap OF
n,sttI ". STIVERS'.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-15
4 VVOrd 10 MOiIicl 5.

The young arc the most frequent sufferers from *
ternal rjarcs, and thsref0rG, every mother should
have this healing preparation Constantly ut hand. il
Is AN ab5ol ac specific for breasts, and qneklyre
moves the eDcrlIsted sorss which sometimes dssurC
the heads and faces Of children. dt-' . ~. .'.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-15
REMEMBER.

He who places himself under Dr. KINKELIN'S
treatment may roligiousy coLi,le in his honor as
gei;ni4h, and rely upon the usSurtncc. that the
crcts of DR.. KS patients will never be disclosed.
YouIg muI.-let 10 false modcs.y deter YOU from
MAX g your case known to one, who, from education
ana respcetlblty, can certainly bcfricEd yOu.
Ire hihkeli's residence has been fof th last TWEEN
~ Years at tho n. W; Corner of THIRD AND UNION
SIS, PhilGdelphiu, Pa.i-.. r.f tt...
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-15
Nisc!larglMg Ulcers.

A most remarkable and happy change Is produced
In the appearance Of malignant ulcers after few ap-
pEciuions of this Ointment. 1hc surrounding edness
vanishcs, and granulos Of healthy nesh begin to take
the place of the disc harged mar This process goes
on more or less rapidly until the orlicc Is hlcd up
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-15
-HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.
nScToTuIn. ErysiD-
x.a.aa

These nro among the most terrible and agonizina
% theiLworst forms, and when seemingly incuruBle
they Invariably dis ippear under perseverlhg appl
cation of this soothing healing ahtidotc to pain ah'
Il, e.. tt,,n
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-15
Salt ISIlca,IlI. Fever .,OTes, StiH

In cases OF Salt Rheum, whore medical waters 10
tions, and every recip. of the pharmacopGa have
proved useless, the Ointment will accomplish NOR
Ough cure. Fever sores heal quickly under It's III
ucnce and its rcla king effect upon contracted sinew
Is truly wonderful. ''' ''..''
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-12-15
COUNTRY PRODUCE,

All parsons knowing themselves indebted to rnn
either by book account or note previous the burn
ing of the Town on the 9Th Of Aug 1885, will please
come ana settle, as cannot wait any longer. | do
not III can your neighhor but yourself. All accounts
up to the 9Th of August must he settled.
Jan. a. n. COHEN
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-20
A Bit of Romance.

Ten years ago a young Engshman ran away from London, where he was highly connected, came down to Liverpool, took ship that was up for New Orleans, and in due course of time landed in this city with light heart in his breast and between one and two hundred pounds in Bank of England notes in his pocket. He had been a nauUias styet at home, and, what between wine and women, had managed to squander large fortune, besides involving him. self seriously in debt. He had taken the pre- caution to provide himself with letters of introduction to respectable parties in this city, and by this means he formed the acquaintance of young lady, who, by the death of her father, had just been left sole heiress to large estate. A warm attachment soon sprung up between the two, and our young Englishman, one fine day. made the lady a formal tender of his hand and heart. The answer he received was the following: 1 love you, and will marry you, but only on these conditions, and these only lst You must stop drinking; 2d. You must pay your debts; Sd. You have squandered one fortune, you must set to work and make aDoth- er.'' The lover entreated, but the lady was in- eXorabe. Just then the gold fever broke out, and our hero determined without loss Of time, to try his fortune on the shores of the Pacific ocean. He sat down, wrote letter to the lady.
 
 sured her of his unalterable affection, and beg ged her to be faithful to him, and without fur ther adieu started for New York and took shin for San Francisco via the Cape. In California he lead for some time wandering, absolute life, and finally joined the unfortunate exped- tlon which Raoussett de Boubon fitted out for the conquest of Sonora. It was known that he Was among the few that escaped to tell the fate of their heroic leader, but nothing further was heard of him or his whereabouts until last Sa- turay, when friend of his received tele- graphic dispatch from him, stating that he was among the fifty persons saved from the Gen. tral America and brought into Norfolk by the bdrque Eloise." The dispatch further stated that the writer had lost Sl50,OOO in gold, which was ln the nands ot the purser but that it was lu"klly for ifs full value in London office We lran that the lady to whom he wa, engag- ed IS still unmarried. and 1t would no, be strange if, in the course of human events We sbo,Ia be call d upon to indte paragraph with that fashionable heading, Marriage in lli,h Life r -Ne0 O5Kecfis Bee.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-20
Tribute of Respect.

At special meeting of Green Grove Lodge. No - of Free and Accepted Masons, held on the 11th of October, A. D. 1S57-the follow. ing preamble and resolutions were unanimously adopted:
 WHEREAS, It has pleased Almighty God to remove from his earthly labor to an eternal retreshment, our brother ASA PULLMAN, who was bat d few days since among Us in the en- j"yment of good health but alas, by the sythe of time he has been suddenly cut down, and passed from the level of time to that undis- covered country from whose bourne no traveller returns-be it therefore,
 l. ResolUed, That we bury our brother &C., cordlngto the usages and customs of the Ma sonic fraternity.
 2 Resolvei That by the death of brother TIllman, we have lost true and worthy broth. CT, and by his death we have received lesson of the uncertainty of life and the vanity of human hopes.
 3. Resolved, That the widow and orphans of our deceased brother are proper objects of care and protection.
 A. Resolued, That the members of this lodge wear the usual badge of mourning for thirty days.
 5. Resoluea, That copy of these resolutions be sent to the widow and orphans of the de- ceased by the secretary, and that the same be spread upon the records
 6. Resolued, That copy of these resolutions be sent to Arkansas True Democrat and Gazette and Democrat for publication
 c. w. HARRISON, ]
 GEO. BENEDICT, Com.
 A. J. LUCAS. A. J. LUCAS, Secy.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-20
THOMAS WINBORN.

GT Kendall, of the New Orleans Picavune, has such lot of Chinese sugar cane growing on his plantation in Texas that it reminds him of the fellow who won the elephant in raffle He says
 Many of my friends in this section are san- guine that this new grain or plant will drive all others out of the ground, or that it will at least effect perfect revolution in the way of farm ing in Western Texas. They are saving the seed to plant and for bread, they are making syrup and sugar of the juice of the stalk, they are feeding it out green fodder, and saving it up for dry. No part of it Is wasted; cattle, horses, sheep and hogs eat it clean, from the ground upwards when the stalk Is ripe and gain strength and grow fat upon it. An i'm mense quantity of it will be planted next year I"
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-20

ST. JOHN's CoLLEGE.-MR. EDITOR: The building committee desire to say through your paper, and through all other papers in the State, that they have fixed upon the Thustay sue ceeding the first Monday in November next, at 10 o'clock, A. M., as the time for laying the foundation stone of ST. JoHN's COLLEGE.
 The beautiful Masonic ceremonies appropr- a'e to the occasion, will be performed by the M. w. Grand Master, in the presence of the Grand Lodge, and an oration will be delivered by the Grand Orator. Citizens generally are in- vited to be present, and it is to be hoped that every person who attends, and who may not have heretofore done so, will contribute some thing to aid in putting up the building Every citizen of the State is interested in the erection of this College, either directly or remotely and every friend of education should feel it to be duty, and a pleasing privilege, to give some thing to aid in the accomp plishment of the great work.
 The building committee have been instructed 10 procure and place upon the ground, if poss- ble all the materials for the building by the lst of March next, at which time the board of trus- tees desire the work of erecting the house to commence. The committee have contracted for a large portion of the materials, and are ne- gotlatlng contracts for the balance. II the Ma sons and the friends of e,ucaion throu shout the State will contribute as liberiliy and as promptly the meritoriousuess of the object warremts Us expecting, there will be no d tticu ty in going forward with the work, and putting the Institution ln:o operation in snort time The committee desire, especially, that every M tson in the Sa'e will bear in mini the fol- owing resolution adopted by the last Grand Loi sr:
 " Resolcei, That every NJ ,son il, the StA.e be r1ursted to P,y th- sum 'l ons t1i'r, annual Y, ,ntp t'e e'rau Is "t the w NJ "l to,lr ~p-c,i,- Lodges for he heuch nt S Juuu's C,li--c, q, be sent up wth the annual due,: Ani io cou- ue ~I.h cn -i1nur u.tjl ~aHi sl- ,lm .hni l. ..is.t orine rrr.on oI ,h. buudu. ,I I.Nm Ny, pt 70. Co!-tr'
 Nr .pr t.' WpI-A'p.d NJ ,,'-r of each Lo -r wiI, make lt hs lu;y jo retnid all the "teth'r.' bt'0 q Z t' ui- jt-i.di tion ut the re l1'st oi the q .ad Lo4Ae R~~prcuullv, etc,
 T. D. M ERRIGk,
 l.. F.. BARBER,
 E. il. ENGLISH
 Bukdmy Co0moHee
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-20

THE NASHVILLE BANKs-The Nashville Gazette of the 29th ult., noticing the run on the Bank of Nashville, remarks:
 We understand that a portion of the com. mercial men of the city held meeting, and re- quested all the banks to suspend specie pay ments temporarily; and we are told that the Union Bahk, Pla ters' Bank, and B ,nk of Ten nessee, will refuse to do so-consideriuy them. selves strong enough to stand any sort of press ure.
 We cons Ter the panic here entirely uncane for. There is no necessity fir it, as the b4.k, are strong, the couniry rich, and the people geueraliv solvent. The Bank of Na,hv'll. had an immense amount of deposits, and ha, abundant assets to meet all liahlites-thou9b nnprepared to |" face the music" upon ali their indebtedness in the shape of ready mouev.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-20

u VE ne purchase ot Mount Vernon, says the " ash'nS'on correspondent of the Philadelphia fress, oy the ladies and MT Everett, is on the eve of consummaton. The whole executive part or the 0uslness' at least the large sum raised oy ms lectures; which is the bulk of the fund. is managed by MT. Everett himself
 The same writer says
 About the Presidents reply to the very silly letter of very silly nsan: It is great letter and will do more to strengthen Mir. Buchanan with the masses than anything yet issued. It is his own, from first to last It meets the on- ly remaining plausible argument of the aboli- .ionists. It exhausts the subject. heard a leading extreme man from the South say to- day, after reading it, that it would do more to set things right among the slaveholding States than anything yet issued.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-20

EXTRA SEssIoN OF THE PENNSYLVANIA LE- oIsLATUsE.-Governor POLLOCK, of Pennsyl- yauia has called an extra session of the Legs- hture of that State, to meet at Harrisburg on the 9th instant. As the election for members of the next Legislature of PennSylvania takes place on the 18th, the extra session can only lasl for one week.
 This action on the part of the Governor does not meet with the favor of the democrat ic press of the State, so far as we have observ- ed The Philaiel phia Argus says:
 :" IL is stated that our black republican Gov ernor has called an extra meeting of the State Legislature, to legalize the present suspension of specie payment by the banks. We propose that the Legislature should go step further, if they are prepared to go as far as the Govern Or recommends If the violation of the law of the State by our banking institutions is to be legalized, if they are to be relieved of the penalty they have incurred, we see no reason N hy there should not be general prison de- liverl, universal amnesty and millennium for inaividuals well as corporations. Why not? ls not this government of equal laws and equal rights? There certainly, then can no possible distinction be made between different classes of law breakers. II one class are com pcllel To suffer the legitimate consequences ot ther msieeds, every class should. Ihaie tuld be no privie ,ed c.asse, in the way ot D. gaiized fraud.
 " Ii a merchant has note due at a bank, b. is conn ltilei 10 meet it at all hazaris and ai eVrrN sacrifice. or his credit Is ruiued we see B.n r..as Uhy "A corporation of debtor, should b treated with any more legislative cemeucy iitau The banks tr-,t those who are ipieDtrI t1 thcm Let the Legislature extend il, foster in.I aid C, the merchants who have suspended. as well as the institutions that have forfeited stk-if charters.
 We are willing that any reasonable aid should be extended to such banks as have been doiug legitimate business We ask 10 in- .dgmuity for the past, but we do demand some guaranty for the future. We ask that there should be undouhted security for bill holders against all possible loss in case of future sus per sions or failures, and that all bills of less denomination than twenty dollars should be pro lhifed from circul latlnnD
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-20
TIE TRAGEDy IN TEyaS -Wa ,

THE TRAGEDY IN TExAs.-We published. some days since, brief accouBt ot bloody tragrdy iu Texas, which resuitei in the death oi four men. The San Antonio Herald If the 15th uIt. furnishes the following particular, ot the melancholy affair:
 A pi>,ef ger il lhe Au>iia stage brings the
 ,trlgeuce of m,st 'itai airly. uicn ls sad to haze takan pl tee recently In Marshall, Iar- risou cou ty, Texas, in winch four men are stated to have been killed Thcaccourt, which i, entirely verbal, is aS follows: 4 tnel has long existed he.Ween Hon. l. D. Evans. late M. C. aad upu l. vi, I. W stlil, promnent orator and politician of eastern Texas Meet ing in the streets of Marshall Evans shot Wiz fali dow; friend of WirlAll immediately saot Evans down; d friend of E,aas next shot down the party that shot Evans and lastly, the latter was shot down by another friend of Wig falt-so that two on each side came to their untmely end within few moments of the same time. This sad intelligence having reach ed here in two different directions. obtains general credence amoug our citizens, and there is only too much reason To fear that it Is true. Alas! what crowding of mournfuly striking events is upon us"