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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-02

PROF. WoOD-HavInG experienced the masie eject oT
your Restorative, drop you this up the subject
About two yeaTs my half commenced falling OF and
turn ng gray; becoming haid Iet friend who
hal used YOUR Restorative, spoke highly Of its vr
tue; Induced try IT. although bad but little faith,
rs had before trie.l many other NEEDLES. IcOmnehced
using Restorative in january last. few applications
hair nrmly. 1t began to I'll grow out. and
turned back former cOlOr (ack). At this time II Is
fully restored Its original roOr health and appearance,
@nu '''es''"' 'ssO''De"1 - - ). D. HOES
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-02

win Vori, VII en- an and any Of my coed. at and
also Ter for sale, private, all the fixtures, consisting
Of Counters, Seivs Said HV be removed
or before III th Of March The StoFets to be occupied By
another party by tiss I-t Of April
lSAAC Prayer, lis Main Street
~ Don't forget the AuetIn sails, every Saturday
morning. Erh2
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on and aer lIOnIay. the I'd day Fsbruary next
rts for crossing the Snspen=ou Bridge with
Trays. and transportation Of railroad frEt
by the TT asurrr a. the Il. 81. Bank, Teucr rates,
when 81 or los tickets purchased.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-02

ChristadorO's Hair Dye,
Bachelors Hair Dye,
bohemian Hair DYE.
Jones' Hair Dye,
Ethiopian Hair Dye,
Jaynr's Hair DYE,
Woods Hair Restorative.
Emerson's Hair Restorative,
Jayne's Hair Tonic,
Pralon's Hair IhviFoEatoT,
And an the popular preparations toilet for sale by
T. u. Logan 4 CO.,
jan2s the Bridge Corner Drug store.
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PILES ~ norm Fonns oUREDi
READ Illls

II only for my present sound health, from
the constant though, moderate Of BGRuAvEs HoLLaSD
om my youth suffered At intAFyals, rOa
Ees, in both forms, sometimes severely completely
PROSTATE have for several months past, though sub
Iet loss Of sle-P and unusual physical effort. been
trey free from sypsO OF this distressing disease
while my general health is very much imProsed."
Persons doubling the authenticity Of this ;a'e,
requested 70 call upon communicate with The pFopoFs.
They will take pleasure only in referring them 70 It's
au'hoF, but others who used The Holland Bit
ters for the same affection, with equal success
cAuTIox!-Be careful TO ask for BeFhuSe's nolland
Biters. The popularity Of this medicine induced
limitations, which the public ahOuld gupR1 against
purchasing.
sOds 1t q per bottle, six bottles for IS, ty thu
propFetOrs, BENJAMIN PAGE, in. 90.
Manufacturing Pharmaeeutists Chemists Pittsburgh
Pa; and by LAUGHLENS q BESHF7ELD.
jsn99-1W wheeling, Va.
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before th IN OF March, store be occupied b
F-''' IsGAc PRAsER, lis Main Street.
- DOLt forget Ihs Aueu'n sails, every SATURDAY,
HOHIYY
20 BUSHELS Ksn'ueEy II0mi2T; IST sal BY
COR-Y VEAL.
~ BrsI fresh ground Corn sI;I ;TSsiT by
E.YTRA FLOE'P.
100 TBLS Louisville ai- T.s, wss1.I q s,lS R'
CLEVELAND & PISTTBURGH
r. "A IL RO nd
-: -
COMPLETED TO BRIDGEPORT
OPPOSITE WHEELING.
AndtO BeliaIF, 8 mites below wheeling.
los and ,fter Monu, Fbrery II. ;-S' Pas.erer Train.
" ain run SniIs rSerrt sanjlays a ."Tieu.:.
MY AZ seq; ssviiivIie ioIa Wsii-vIl Iiss IIo-
c s.is At at IT,, ft't1' at t''''ouFA At & NJ and
RETi'RNIST i<aT, Pittsburgh At 8as p n. Roeb-st~r
4t; wsisviIe Bl5 strubenVlle 6s5S arrives Al
rass'srt !oppost "srnl at s"O P n aud AZ Belair
rhe trains viii stop at all intermediate Stations.
THE OMNIBUS LINE
Rams between Wheeling sud BcI tePoTt across the sa'peu
Bridge, ia connection Sith the tEaih receiving and
The trains eoirrret at Ptsiursh Win The PEHXsYLVA-
aud Sosian Xtclsrelahd viii the vsrioas Ro from toS
sty 20 ETis Dunsik Burl,G and NIAGARA IalIs Alss 70
seneraIly AZ Whern. viii the B.ltmurr ahd Ohio Ran
~ The Op-nIng the Wheeling extension az tbs eeTe.
land AID lis sbursh Ross, forms The direct ani
Eoa.'s to u. GREAT NORTH wIsT y '- ''''''
FEeiaht TFniRs rg" daily. sHndHy.e1eePtea
'0' ' B. WILL sM@ 'H aSes; G. 'i P. e e. Rco
j.us N''P 's Z q; ~ & 's sI T',sss
Bridge Notice
on and amer SIonIay. I'd day Psbruary next
irars and tTapsnoTtstJon ~ TaiIToad f-St nm IL 80
by the TT asurrr a. the Il. s. Bank, Teuced rates
jsHs.-ss = - = $50 MORGAN. Treasurer
INSURE YOUR PROPERTY,
IN So i fcTS zee" TI SSfiTTTR,nFr hE
w store Of Tslant DrlaIlAin STREET. Wheeling.
virginia insaTanee cOnpanies' Viz:
The Insurance Company Of the Valley Of Virginia,
The Lvnehbars Hose and Fire Insurance Company q.
AIsS Vim take applications sur Life Policies in that ven
Sss FgS G1SSRg e, Ts,S ssss Life In'uTAIe. An
The Insurance Company
OF THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA
CAPITAL. e9Ogt-ail paid In and invest, d. viii sur
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JR Baker, radiant 4 DviaPlaip.
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rOmpnmy OF H.yoehbuFrF, Va
(NAPtTAl SfnISr., Iii ~ risks - H.. A.,
Il i,n ns" iAS losses WV. T. sEL 1.
Life insurance.
TINE undersEnel " ~. arulieationS = Is. poIt.,.-
in the Untsi stat-s LIE issuranse EIndty Frasi
! Asssts... 49, %
Estimated value o. anaaai premium; So 81 -
wh-.l,nr Ian. q ,s.7-fi.r4s VA l. shI aHl:t.
JOHN ~. DOM HOO.
AIEtJhNEH AT LAW,
WILL practice IN tie courts Of TIaueor Brooe mr.
W and NsrSlbaH eIE1ufirs 49,
~ 6 ST5r shai g JarSh E'qp Monroe St. eepesitr
W S'~'t Hv4-es "ns'Hnfs Va jant3.Iy
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Chicago, H., May /, 1885,,

MtLFnRD. Worcester Co., Mass, Nov. -, ISIS.
PROF. o. j. wOOD-Dsgr Sir: take pleasure In bear
ing testimony the magic effects Of
derEu Hair Restorative. As far back rs 1877, hair
nenced falling or until the top Uf scalp bceame bald
smooth glass, and It has Continued to fail for great
many years, have rsed many celebrated
preparations restoration. Seeing advertisement
induced to give article tria and 90 utter
constituent, found, after few applications that hair
firmly and assumed glossy and beautiful
pearanee; hy had used quart bottle bald
head with aud vigorous growth Of
hair, which from to two inches IN neth and
growing fast, Yours, truly, HENRY GOODRICH.
NRw YoRK, Oct. 9. 1854.
PROF. o. J. wo0D-Dear Sir: After reading tle aiVer.
tsement Of the New York journals, Of your
Hair Restorative, procured Rhapnt bottle, and was 50
much pleased with hntI continued It's OrtWo months,
satisfied it Is the best preparation before the public
II removed all dAnrun and unpleasant itching from
the scalp and has reofed hair naturally and, have
dOnbt, peTIuRr emily so.
permission refer to all who sntertain any
doubt performing ali that Is clained fer IT,
MISS FEEKS, 26H Greenwich AV.
Ihave used Professor WOODS Hair Restorative, and
have admired Eondetful effects restored hair
where had fallen OF cleans the head, and renders the
hair SON and smooth-much more 50 than OIL
MARY A. ATKINSON.
Louisville, November l, 1854.
o. j. WOOD CO., Proprietor. Sis proadvay, n. 7. and
ia Market St. st. Lous.
tzB-For sale in Wheeling nv
7. H LOGAN CO..
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INSURE YOUR PROP BRTY,
AnL .nEc EanE L....-ln... D.. q

INSURIN(f YOUR LIFE.
VJTILLIAM T. stLBY-INsrRAScE AeExT-0Hee al the
w Store Of TRllant DelaliA, Alain Street. Wheeng
viii take Fire and MARINE risks In the following prompt 10.
Virginia Insurance Companies, viz:
The Insurance Company Of The Valley Of virEsna At
Va.
The LvnehbuFs Hose and Fire Insurance Company Al
LyneSbuFg, Va.
Ass win applications Life Policies In that ven
established Company. United States Life Insurance An.
nuify Trust Company Of PhiiahriphIa. isnz9
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a Reliable Hair Dyo-why has succeed
ed making reliable Hair DYE except WV A. BATcHEtOE'
because would avoid the the thought the time.
patience and labor necessary Others By short cute would
buy reputation they and By certificates Of
chemists and Newspaper bravadO. fight their
notoriety. Industry has It's reward" Witness the
invInclbIe reputation of Wa. A. BACHELORS HAIR
DYE, made and sold, applied Gin private rOOms) ssS
Broad say, n. Y.
Every box has VIM A bachelor on an engraved steel
label to be genuine.
sOldby 7. LOGAN CO..
janeS-Im Bridge Corner Druggists-
'Suceess the artist whose genius say,
Restores TO It's color the hair that vas gray"
you would avail yourself Of what do, cali at
the BaIpcE C0rxlH DErc sTORE judge your
selves
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T @ AR T W r I G 4 T
WHOLESALE AND RBTAIL

PIaua-s. Nlslol,osa. 3 raui,iass snI AceaFlsn,- =
ard FrpaiTed. ana an otller kins q iistEg neAu'f
uith nsataeEgu sd dilFateh-
~ An Eoods warrant Z, a dis s'taaii'A@f44-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-10

from secresy, and asked him whether he knew that
Dougas) had either publicly privately agreed that
constitution should be adopted without consulting the
people.
Mr. BIGER stated what his distinct recollection
He remembered very well that the subject was dis
cussed in the house Of the Senator from Illinois, but
he was not sure that Mr. Douglas participated in the de
bate IN which II was argued that under all the crcum
stances there ought not TO be provso in Mr. Toombs
bill, requiring the constitution TO be submitted.
Mr.. DOUGLAS remarked that when the bill silent on
the subject was understood matter Of that
the constitution was TO be submitted That he party
torce on the people constitution without its being sub
mitted 10 them was not true.
Mr. BrGIER explained that he had called Mr. Douglas
attention TO his course Mr. Toombs BILL because 1t
In derogaton OF his doctrine laid down day When the
Senator from Illinois introduced his preparatory bill
submitted. the inference that the constitution
would be submitted where such bill is silent why was
the clause inserted in the Minnesota b9 He did not i'm
pugn the Senator's patriotism, honorable motives
rage He had constant admrer than himself, or
one who 0ftener defended him.
Mr.. HALE, {opp) Of N H. wanted 10 know some Of the
peculiar circumstances which rendered the elective
franchise extremely difficult. 1aughter).
Mr.. hGIER said no had said more this subject
than Mr. Hale and OF violence and keeping free State peo
pie from the polls He (Biger) was interested to get
Mr.. DOUGLAS, prevent wrong impressions, asked Mr.
Brier whether he meant to be understood saying
favor Of the constitution without being submitted TO the
people
Mr.. BIGIKR-I made such allegation.
Mr. DouGIAs-You left ii TO be inferred will not al
low TO be inferred that 80 declared In my own house
II did not, acquit me Of it,
Mr. cIER-lrepeat have no recollection ofhe Senator
participating in the discussion.
Mr.. DouGIas-If had nothing TO do with IL / don't
know what my house had TO do with ii. daughter
Mr. hcrER-What said was truth, and that only. What
said is record.
consideration of the Message postponed, and the
Senate adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-10

WASHINGTON, Dec q, 1857.
The administration having been advised by telegraph
una, acting Governor Stanton had called special meeting
oe the Territorial Legislature Of Kansas the President
day forthwith removed him. and nominated 10 tho Senate
as his successor General Denver, Commissioner Of
indian Affairs who left Washington for the West last week
The reason for the removal Of Mr. stanton s tina, no has
violated tho instructions heretofore given 10 Governor
Walker and himself 10 do no act which could
possibly disturb the peace a the errtory, but 10
esert all the means their power 10 preserve H. The
cole object and purpose o The convenng Of the Legsa
ture, considered can be only 10 engender strife and
eubarass the people voting the slavery question in
tne form proposed by tho Constitutional Convention Their
was no definite action by the Senate on General
Denvu's nomination. Il is antcipsted that a hea-
ed discussion will place when that subject again
comes before that body in secret session. hst
week Instructions sent Mr. Stanton TO take every
precauon 10 prevent disturbances at the ensuing election
and 70 AFFORD free and unobsucted exercise Of the cleo
tive franchise Doubts expressed AZ 10 whether Gov
error walkers name will bo sent 70 the Senate for con
frmation.
hr lawrence, Of the Ohio delegation distinctly contra
diets the statement that the democratic members Of that
delegation have resolved 10 vote against the Lecompon
constitution There has been neither any action or dis
sussiOn upon the subject among them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-10

Aefore Hon. Judges BO9WOrth and WpOdruH
pyc p-Frv rs Bennsh-This celebrated suit FOR libel
alleged 20 have been contained in series o. operate
ticsms came before the court a motion of the defen-
liant for new trial Messrs n. u. Field, n G,IbrNth
and John To Tnshend appeared for the motsn for
trial
Mr. FINN the claimant Of the vacant Judgeshp, also oc
cupied seat upon the bench
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House OF Representatives.

WARRINGTON, Dec. 0, 1857.
THE PUBLIC PRNTYG-MR. sTEADMxN, OHIO, CHOSEN PRN
TER OF TIE Hous1
Two propositions pending fbm yesterday, one
submitted by Mr.. Houston dem ofAa, that the House
proceed to the election Of printer with provso that the
House retains its right in Congress modify the existing
law on the subject Of the public printing; the
printer who may be elected under this resolution
receiving said election with and upon the condition
above set forth, and that q committee be appointed
to examine the whole subject and report such change
Improvement they may deem advsabie and the other
by Mr.. Smith (dem) Of Va, a substitute, providing
for similar examination, and that the election be post
poned until the committee make report.
Mr. BANKS (rep) Of Mass, moved TO lay Mr. Houston's
motion on the table.
The motion was nega,ived-.s2 against Ioe.
Mr. Smiths substitute rejected by vote of 9l
against 11S.
Mr. Houstons resolution was adopted by majority
of 40
The House then proceeded to the election of Printer.
Mr. BoCocx, (dem.) Of Va, nominated Mr. steedman.
Mr. WAsHBuRS, (opp) of Me-, nominated Mr.. George NJ
Weston.
Mr. steedmap received III votes; Mr. Weston s9 four
votes scattering.
The former then declared elected.
The members then selected their seats by lottery.
Adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-10

WASHINGTON, Dec y, 1851
Adrlces Direct from Kdnsds-7he pote on ne PvvrisoM
Douglas in New Fork and Washingson-7he Re7uirs
ments Of Kansas-Coi Mann and his Steamship Ling
The SJoiis.
member Of the late Iecomp,on Convention arrived
here las, night, and Immediately had interview with
the President Hc speaks positively what must be
the result OF the vote Of the people of the State
constitution. lie says thcrc will be arge vote" and
ahe slavery clause will be excluded" lie "a confident
that there hardly in Kansas that expects any
other result Even the President Of tho Convention Mr.
Calhoun for Kansas being free state Thus while the
Convention which framed the constitution, and the people
Of Kansas well the Southern members ofUongrcss
believe that the vote the constitution the 2ist
.hs month, will declare Kansas shall be free stae,
senal dsorgshizers continue their agitation, and are re-
solved carry into Congress These astaors, evident
y much more Indignant at the prospect of peaceful
sou,or of the difficulties in The Territory under the Arm
attitude oe the administration AMI by the practical com
nse o. tho poople Themselves than fS the "wrongs
OF Kansae y
Tc dent's Grmncss and powerful considerations Of
sell r9reei among the rebel esting the late Incl
pen ~ tbclion. forney, Walker aud The New York Hotel
quo becomng wiser TIE instinct " 3elf preserva
rcverful IN these gentlemen. Fndnc they cannot
buchanan and his Cabinet into 'he views and
Il the conservative ground on wr u o. ainsraton
inuds they have become gene anf eren essay 70
te persuasive. Mr.. forney, after mcBhs e estrange
from hts old patron and friend, the President had
interview with him yesterday Forncys friends say
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-09-29

NOTlCE.--FTaEklin Shabdues, ahd Martha
~ Shardue, Of the county Of CabeIi I'M The
Sia:e of Virginia, AID the heiTs ofJ 6siiii Vr6ds,
deceased, being unknown, aud assdahe heirs
Of Jerusha Rife, deceased, beipg,also mn !.
known, will tske notice that on the, 23td day
Of February. 1856, Morris Lonasffbtk 1iled in
the Court OF Common Pleas of Mugs county,
OHIO, his petition against them "a n& nthers,
which petiionis still pending in kei,l; E ouri,
sta ing, IN substance. that on or about the 3rd
day Of No7ember, I845, William .Eohgsf reth,
the father Of petitiener, purchased. .iby con-
tract in writing Of that date. from Isaac
Woods, the following described lands, lying
ii said county of Meigs, 10 wit: A part
of section No. IL, in township No. 8, range
No. 10, bounded thus: beginning aftfie north
east corner OF said section, thence south
to the State road; thence westward along said
road 81 rodsi thence north TO the section line;
thence east to beginning; containing 40 acre s.,
more or less And also the west of the
northwest 1 OF section No. N; iii ttw nshjn
No. 8. range No. Is, for the price,sof1 eight
hundred dollars, 10 be thereafter maid; that
said purchase was made for theS benefit of
tie said Morris Longstreth; and that's he has
fally paid the hole Of said eight hupdred
dollarsi that, since the 'Inaking'of pIitchase,
tie said William LongstrethsaHdfs isaac WoDds
have both died; The said Isaac VI oetls having
died without making conveyance OF said lands;
that the said petitioner is entitledltu:a con-
ye,ance thereof from the, heirs Of said Isaac
Woods, deceasrd; and the prayer Of sad petit
lion is for a Judgment against the several heirs
OF said Isaac Woods, deceased, that,they con-
vev the legal title OF said lands 10 the said
Morris Longstreth. nsia 90,
The SAID Martha and Franklin Shabdue, and
the said heirs of John Woods, deceased, and
the said heirs of Jerusha Rife deceased, are
further notified that they are segeraIlsEeqnir.
ed to appear and answer SAID petition on Sat-
urday, The l7th daysof October. 1851 .ft'fi
j, CARTIVRlGHT,-
Attorney Tor petitioner.
August 18th. ,57-Gw 81 90 sp+H
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-09-29
DKAru OF Coon NAN THE Ohi(

DEAru OF Coop MAN The Ohio
papers bring us news Of the decease of an
able, faithful, aud virtuous citizen. Bena-
unin Ruggles, of ST. Clairsville, Ohio at
the mature aye of seventy four years
This worthy gentleman served his State in
tie Senate of the United States during
three successive terms, from 1871 to ! 1833,
'nnd III that bod v of eminent men his integ-
Tiy add good sense commanded the respect,
while his amablf and guileless. character
won the estec m Of oil its members In his
personal Qualities he, resemblet much. the
late estimable Samuel Prentiss, of Ner-.
mont. for some time his cotemporary in
the Senate, and marked with kindred vir-
tues, alike modest. clearheaded and faith
full. They both possessed largely that
best of all wisdom. the wisdom of the
heart National. IeLs!Iiyencrr.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-09-29

HoLLowAr's OINTMENT AND PsLLs.-Immense success
hA sattended the OF the Ointment in diseases Of
tho kidneys and the genitourinSry organs All OBJ
struetons aud Inflammation in the passages
with the kidneys and bladder, may be- removed BY
Tub rieating the parts affected. Friction as powerful
ana brisk as the invalid can bear should be employed
in applying the preparation, and lamentations with
warm water arc useful in preparing the skin for II.
rapid absorpton. The pain occasoned by the gravel
is Immediately Quilted by rubbing In The salve The
flis, oy their sanAtiVs operation upon the blood and
other fluids Of the body, viii materially expedite the
curative process in most where tn. Ointment Il,
used. n
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-09-29

GHHAT CrHR ArrER THE PHYstclASs HAD FAusD.-
Bc'sELvtLIE, o., Jan. 10, Iss5.2Dr. c. NJ Jackson
Dear sir-''wE would inform YOU that we are out Of
llsoaADd's German BItters, which meet with re.dv
nIe. One Of our ne eEghbors has been doctor,nS n,
some pme, 1--WE think about two years, with ali the
aoeeoFs In the country, but all OF no avail He looked
- much like dead man going about, any thing We
can eaaaparS him to- HIS dIsease appeared 70 be an
"SsrhoTins OF the gall With hard persuasion we
Prevaiied on himto Try your Btters, with the prom
iee 20 hin that " II did no coed. We voutd eh.,..
fbt nothing for IT, provided he took sIx iots1cs as
eordinG 70 the direction, which no has done a,d \,
n0w eaarety cured. and has become n = eIi ,-.r
1b. euss has created Freat saIo IN ihts nci4hbos
hona. hsspsetfastv, HDStvr-c BEowp
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-09-29

A VALUABLE HOUSEAND L0TfN POM
n EROY FOR SALE, BY I'll TLUSFEE.--The
property laleiy own ned aud oocn pred as Ho-
tel, byJ. B. Mites, near the PoBeroy Rolling
Mill, will be sold at public sale on The pfemi-
ses, on the seventh day or Move niBer next,
between the hours Of one and SlonEP.sM.
Terms Of sals--One third in hand, the resi-
due in two equal annual payments. with in,
ierest, to be secured by tnorigageipR the prop
ety. N ,Ss24s
This property is desirable. II lis suitable
for Boarding House, and its lecsti6h is ELI
gibe for that purpose. a .
The title is good. For further Information
enquire of the undersigned. 90 ~
J. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Pomeroy, Aug. 27ih, '57.--26ldSo
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-09-29

DR. RoBACK's GREAT MEDICAL DisCovERIEs-nreR Ro-
backs Scandinavia Remedies are overturning all
til! old theories Of medicine. They reach the blood
through thc digestive organs with quickncas, GER
taiBt. and curative effect. almost miraculous. The
bcrbs OF which they mrdc from the mounta ns
" sweden, and this combination OF vegetable cIr-
Htenls $sup ersedng all the minerul medicines. Dys-
prpsia, coughs, broRctis, bilious complaints, ats,
nervous affections, ystcrics, scrofua, skin dsosus
rheuaIism, headache, pains in the back 81 xua de-.
blRs fac., relieved with woRdeFful rapidy, u nd
thcre Is no nlHlady originating in morbid condition
Yield TO the Scandinavian Remedies. See advcrtiso-
e.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-09-29

T0HN OLIVER Susan Oliver, Eli Oliver,
d ana Samuel Oliyet, will take notice TINT
retittun was fled against them on the i9ih
day Of September, '57, IN the Court of Com
mon Pieas, for Meigs county, by George Lee,
and is now pending, wherein the said George
Lee demands partition of'th following real
estate, lo-wit Ninety two acres OF the West
end of fraction No. thirty one, in Town No.
two, OF Range No. thirteen, in said county,
and that at the next term Of said Court, the
said George Lee will apply for an order that
partitions may be made of said premises.
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