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Runaway

70 Runaway
IA 4aRoa the subscriber, or about the lst June
w last, a Negro Man named DAVID. lie Is DARK
mulatio. about FIVE feet ten inches high, wentyslk
wears Of are, weighs about $50 pounds He is car
penter and blacksmith by trade ANY person lodg-
ing said negro in jail delivering him to me at Lou
isyiie, Arkansas, will be literally rewarded
act6 JAMES R. McCLINTOCK.
NEDAR POSTs-I50 cedar posts, tor sale low ~
WI de1s j. III. REYNOLDS
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;, ,ua HE Brick Store ON Texas sire
''- AT AUGTIONI
nLoNa CREDIT sALE.n

By Fl. HUNSICKER, AUcrIoNEER.
-r1IL be sold at public auction at the Courthouse
w door in the town Of Shreveport, on SATUR-
NV 18th JANUARY, 1853, between the hours Of
y o'clock A. NJ, and 4, ", the following described
llaluable town property, towit:
The onehalf of Lot No. IS, in block Al, fronting
on feet on Texas street, between Market and Ed
s.rds Streets and running back $50 feet The i'm
raveuents consist ola substantial Two Story Brick
RIding covered with slate, built in the best man
nsr and at this time occupied by T. G. Lewis as a
Drug Store :.
D and years, for notes, with approved personal
.scnrity, bearing eight per cent interest per annum
from date until paid and special mortgage waiying
the benefit Of appraisemet to be retained On the lot
and building to secure the payment Of the purchase
Act Of sale be passed at the expense the pur-
chaser. N H.. s.si decl5
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For Rent.
Dwelling Fer ;Sales

lily THE finest Store in town, situated on the corner
Texas and Market streets. Applyto 49,
aprill4 NJ WATSON.
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Wanted.

wanted.
MALE AND FEMALE TEA CHEERS,
rEO take charge of the Male and Female Schools
i at Rocky Mount, Bossier Parish, Louisiana, tor
the year 1853, to whom liberal salaries will be paid
The situation is decidedly healthy, surrounded by
good society, and convenient to churches. 3 south
ern gentleman and lady preferred. For further nor
nation apply TO undersigned,
r. D. SPEIGHI', Cor See'y.
Rocky Mnnnt La Sent. D. 1853.
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For Sale.

E1s=s TEE two Brick Stores on TeXas street, now
occupied by Mrs. Wells and Ed. Eberstadt, and the
fine Dwelling in the suburbs of Shreveport formerly
owned BY E. II. Jordan. For terms of sale and parti-
culars enquire of 1oct271 MARTIN TALLY.
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Runaway

no NUHIWdy
IA From the subscriber, on the l2th inst, negro
W Maa named Burrell, ~ Or Az years old' apou ,
5fse7 inches high. stout built the forefnger on each
land crippled by i bone elon. liberal reward Wv
Be paid for his recovery, odgment IN lall % .hat
an obtain him. [dec22l WIN. HOLMES.
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1Ti DwELLfsG House aud Lot situated on Marke.
I.I street, containing four comfortable rooms a
well of good water, Will be sold low for cash. OF
time. Apply to
sep,l5 STEWARD & JEWELL.
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Succession Sale.

Succession Of WI "A. augnes, deceased
.nATE OF LOUIsIANA-In District Court Of
aaddo parish, No 703. By virtue Of a writ Of
G,.Ia 70 me directed from the Hon. District Court
q saddo parish viii sell at the court house door
Of g .h town Of Shreveport, on WEDNESDAY, the
- ssh day Of January, 1852 between the hours Of IL
@ and T. IL sss asspas described
Southwest quarter aud the south half of the
half Of The northwest quarter of section No. %,
eas, lis range u.s. containing 200 acres and the
EAST quarter Of the north quarter Of section
sv township -, range ~, containing q ,6lO0
acres. fs.h ~ ~ 1.,l -; =,
.a;sament: and if they do not bring the appraise-
Pa. thew will be re-ofered and sold at the same
I:s,a and place on a credit of 10 months.
un' ISAAC HUGHES, Administrator
December l, 1896. y. L. SWEET, AuctIoneer.
A a
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O. PlOMghs.
SW-=7 500 Hall & Spears Ploughs, Just re-
ceived and for sale BY
decl5 N HOWELL 81 BUCKNERs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-29
Gonses 10 Let.

A THREE-STORY HOUSE, with Furnace,
n s.b Rom and ossr modern conyenieuces for RENT 81
AS5g PEI snnum- Possession given iInnediseJ NAY " ~
snn.a & the corner of 4th-sv aud S2d-st
broadway STORE to LET-The House ana
- Store No. $50 Brosiwsy. being fIlo fee. r"sCHH
Store II is one Of the BIS. location. city having been many
years established a. such. Apply TO - .,n,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-29

COUNTRY RESIDENCE with Furnlture) to
~ LET-io miles from the City p miles from Harlem, on zoe
shore Of the River commanding OF the hne't OF ws
views The place s Of IS acre., well laid out 10 s"I
pasLsge and ssn House coumcdous and well omt ioI 81
seaop being filed in with bck and has al modern coa'ea
rnce., such bath room, closets furnace" lsrniry A.
contain, floor (beide ample 81 se dining room ~
ting room. psor and library the second roor hve bed
rooms ample aud conyenient consisting
Of sheds stable, and barns ice house poultry house aud yard,
Con muusiion between NewYork snd Harlem constant bS
eA. railroad and steamboat, A. the family intend trsycnr
The entire Horse Carriages Seghs &C. Cow Pou
try &c with AL agricultural implements viii be sold
a, very liberal discount Rent 81 400 Apply by note, di
r,ct,d Box No. A. Harlem. ~ Y. Post-Ohce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-29

Dok9D in BROOKLYN Tho onhre 'ecc"1
Ds. oar i.rs, and .m,i 70 VA urt1r7i'hee
sso.r ia bs-oslyn rsend! tus' .,a 'Is e
s,-es. NJ, ,i-t I'D Pftoc Perfes ~ sH'ho- -
o-,s,ns ,~,s--.t Fe-.r,.l- az ssd- App " ba ~
b-;rrst.usI
CARATOGA SPRINGs.-The large. pnvalS
- BOARDING HOT ~ sre~r a..s oI ", 7, i,
b. orc, Tor flss and hsr visitors on the nrs' o. hV
sn.i, .itn.isd IN BE- sdTsf between C'nfres Ss "P
spns- pe.sssi inis and vel W VIsON
vyrANTFD-ROARD insPRIVhTE FAMILY,
w v,fi7 - b.ur. es ct i.ew-Yors sthsr b, E,irosa
steannt At r. iau,y ar per'oi. i9ei 'ts ~.
.erv,r, yr % H. Ne, ~ Il tne LIT OF OctSo,t
ss.a brr, 10 cthsr fo.ders .sea Addirs' Dol w.
s6s- ksv.f orr Pc. Dfcr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-29

H'O LET.-A FURNISHED COUNTRY RESI-
DENCE with about 10 Of land the village of
HASTINGS ard mile East Of the Hudson River nnroad Sta
ton steamboat landing desabe and healthy locsi,n
with shady aud improved Crumbs Apply a.
L. H. PIGNOLEr North River Bank Building,
Of DcY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-29
RcaI Gstate for Sale.

A HANDSOME COUNTRY SEAT for SALE.
~ end immediate possession on the man rosa
on the BAH OF Long Island sound midway between the besu
nj Village Fairfield and City OF Bridgeport Connecticut seont
u the Depot containing from five to twenty ave es
OF choice Land with II require in high cultivation VIE
very substantial and House containing nne hoou
n,se Kitchen Milk Room We'll Room, &C. with every req se
oubuiltng such Barns Carriage House, Corn House Fw
House House (Ged) WISH houe Shop, he all in excel
lent order Flower and Vegetable Garden extensive large
Orchard ard also variety Of CD Fruit The prospro
by aud wser very beautiful and vsed Churches and
Schools in proximity and the city BY rail
road and eight pr day Terms rasousbs
and ulods,ing Apply 10 v ID. ELLSWORTH, on the
presises or to HOMER MORGAN No. Metropolitan Bank
pine. (6o)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-29
6ouses auh Sarms Uantso.

WANTEp-ln 8 genteel neighoornoou, aoo.
w lb ar b4io,s .rs hetwten th snd sth sy' r 81
American gentleman sud bis wife WI, os .u o -,
with but q 81 oih.r .rnal family. sECOSD fIooh
f,ur Ccrv.ptr, pOOMs with c,oesi and PAcres gas -"
w.;er Ret frcu SO ~ SIS 7-S moath Aia'e@' - -
Tibuue Offcr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-29

TO LFT-Four stcry. blcb stcop. Brcwn-Ston
Front HOUSE No. u w., 59.A o.. ee,, 20 ~ li'1-
= 10 feet ~h fumls ges bsih r"'n ~ ~
sud good Ort>f - boufs i"fns t'' ay
- .sa AP-y " LOOMS. 10 - SpA"J'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-29
GFRMAN lnnn,rrcIl thoronrhy .oal,latcd
CHURCH MUSIC.-A CHORISTER Of long

I AIDES can be- suited with clean. tidy Glki''
r esrry capacity, with thu be. u reference O. Mr.
ONks1tlNF' - Ode No lts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-29

ITO LET-The Two-stOy. Atuc and Basement
i DIV ELLING-HOJSF No q K.s' ut Jersey Ci'y ne
hov.~ compete order with chanieleF', utna o.n
bo and cod water auj stationary washtabs "a the
arc.<n b.. $50 App, - No 50 kssN st. r-ey CIV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-29
COUNTRY SEAT on the HUDSON-In Fish.


abb. FAKM in the town Of New. Rochelle for SALE,
t.ins s land in hish state Of cultivation ncudirs
orchard choice grated tuttrees large double
House and Bsns In rood order For particulars inquire OF
HOMER MORGAN. No 5 MetIop lIitan Bank. Pine It.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-29
'be beautiful COUNTRY SEAT

EOR SALE-The beautiful COUNTRY SEAI
IL and FARM known West Park situated on tbs west
hank OF the Hudson River 30 miles above this city and opposite
Hyde Park The property s entirely uniucumbered containing
l q excellent land aerscd BY two inersec ing hsn
roads and fns running stream Of w;sr The place has bean
ul river front with i'm coionna1e residence,
well situated mmspdng extensive prospect. The sur.
rounding well sd and planted with the choices.
fruit trees coach houe stable outhouse stone sstewy' Sc
all perfect order There also the property fine ferry t1d
landing twoory ferry house aud lodge with prvse
road to mansion also farm house barns Sc The
buildings all paIts Of the property nearly new aud IN good
order The place consdred Of the finest on the west
banks Of Hudson and offered for sale
able price, and accommodating terms Apply 10 SAMUEL
c. THOMPSON, banking Office Of Thompson BFohers No.
Wa-st. New. York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-29

ITO lET-Posse-sion immediately The hrst-
4 tire. story t,seuss HOUSE No ~ reomPsos
tetve Bleecker ard Amry s,s Nahinsi0n u ARE
10, ard - water bed .nd cs Ipre acoa1hoGt Apply 81
n rs OF - JOHN CILlF Z. no 81 ThompsOust
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-29
60 farmers ano Others.
Cost an6 found.

I OSr-Betweeu the hours Of 5 and p m, on
IL the llth inst scins from the St Dents Hotel to ThonPsc
seloon a LADY'S GOLD WATCH and CHAIN with LOCkfsr
st.h. eouAplnr hair The 6ud~r will be hbersy rewarded
b, l,s>iugtst BRADY'S GALLERY No $50 Brosdway.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-06-15

Il is not four centuries since Copernicus
was ridiculed for asserting the daily re-
volution Of our globe, and the comparative
fixedness of the sun in the heavens. lilo
who now would stand forth To assert the
contrary woald not be ridiculed, but
would merit universal pity and contempt.
The earth moves, even AS the brave old
German, and the later, and more prosecuted
italian, Galilvo, demonstrated; but not
more sure and wonderful is the movement
of our globe, and the universe of which 1t
| is but "a traction, than is the march and
pronress of the human mind. Practical
and flooded with light rs is our age, we
are too near TO, and familiar with, its
many marvels, to appreciate them-to feel
truly and fully the advance we enjoy in
knowledge, skill and tolcration (Which en-
| braces the nober humanities, rs compared
with even our foreiathers OH this soil.
Had there arisen, in :he days of Salem
Witchcraft, prophets prophecying the halt
of what has been discovered and demons
trated among D,en, from the birth of the
/ steam engine To the launch of the "Levla-
tl,an,'' those prophets would have been
heoted and stoned, and, most likely, have
/ had their heresies, and lunacies, and evil
spirits of whatever kidney, purged by rope
and fagyot. That which is commonplace
er.ouuh with our age. and which we are IN
nowise astonished 10 see cxcelled or done
away any day, is much of it really more
fabulous, measured by the judgment OF
two centuries ago, than my COMPUTATION
of Cagliostro-more strange, and tancilul'
and revolutionizing, than the genii OF the
Arabian tales. .....
And perhaps the most notable, rs wei
AS the noblcst proof of human progress
lies in this superior federation which per
vades the mind of our age, and which for
bids, in the name of both God and man
that anything shall be cried down by big
Iotry or prejudice, hut rather demands tina
all things shall stand or fall in keeping
with the dignity of human reason. True
here and there, owing to the personal ne
cessities and perturbations of tyrants, ther
is lack of freedom of speech on certain
themes within the pale of Christcn dom
but the time has passed, irrevocably, Ill al
Christendom, when king or ruler dare t
torture or martyr Copcrnicus or Gal
ileo. The human intellect can speak GU
, fearlessly in behalf Of science and art owe
the civilized world, whether it he to con
firm or to overthrow old knowledge an
ideas This is the very grandest cor
. quest which the human mind has achieved
In securing and establishing liberation fo
intellect, il has thrown open the whol
kingdom of error to the assault Of invest
cation, before which no wrong nor lie ca
long stand. With this attainment, a
: other desirable progress is possible.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-06-15
A Talc OF Terror.

A very singular and rather marvellous
story has recently appeared in Vienna
journal. 1t appears that n farmer OF Orsi-
novi, near that city, was lately returning
home from market; he stopped at road
side public house, and imprudently showed
the lnnkeeper large sum which he had
received. In the night the innkeeper,
armed with a poignard, stolen into the
farmers chamber and prepared TO stab
him; but the farmer. who, from the man 5
manner at supper, conceived suspicious
of foul play, had thrown himself on the
bed fully dressed, without going to sleep,
and being powerful man, he wrested the
poignard from the other, and using 1T
against him, laid him dead at his feet.
4 few moments after, lac heard stones
thrown at the window, and n Voice, |hich
he reco snized as that of the innkeeper's
son, said: ''The grave is ready" This
proved to him that the father and son had
planned his murder, and to avoid detec-
zion, had intended buryirg the dead body
at once. lie thcIcupon wrapped the body
in Sheet and let it down from window;
ho then ran to the gendarmerie and stated
what had occurred. Three gendarmerie
Immediately accompanied him to the
! house, and found the young man busily
engaged in shoveling earth into the grave.
NV Init are you bu,yimg?" said they
"Only horse which has just died! !"-
You are mistaken" replied one of them,
jumping into The grave and laising the
corps. "Look!' and he held up Ian
tern to the face of the deceased, "Good
Godp' cried the young man, thunderstruck
1T is my father!" lie was then arrested
and at once confessed all.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-06-15
DIR. ROBACK,S
Blood Purifier and Blood Pills,
DISEASE TANQUISHED
DR. RopAcN,s scANpINAvIAN REMEDIE,,.

A FTER wears OF study and xpcrinnnt, DIR. Roback,
producing II medicine from twenty -threc different
species Of mounain herbs Of big NATIVE land Which
aud by restotig the corrupted fountain OF life to.n
the system Wherever il may be located, whatever
may he its character. indigestion, nervous com
f. e"Tiy I,aes aG sore throa, branchs, fever and
n oT q s ,SnPpG iI Of
paralysis, rheumatsm neuralgia, tumor cancer, dia-
disorders of the organs respiration, the lver the
Kidneys, the stomach, the nerves, or the muscular
m G are o9p or of disease Wa
kali Is to an acid: It neutralzes them with absolute
sccrctons, removes obsiIuctions from tho bowels,
ntcs every animal function. such ia the naturc-snch
the effects of Dr. Rebnck's famous Scandinavian
. sSSs pSfs mNSn Bood Pix. VIII Il %
s S Ea M S%i ss
In the ScASD,SAyIAN vKaEr ABls BLoon Pitts, DR..
cnc" haid study aud experiment. TO what perfect
pin should be- No one san doubt their sgl,e,roriiy
Blood pills. eS cents per box, or 1--WE for 81.
PEnr, Miami County, Ind; Aug. =, 1857.
Il, from your Scandinavian Blood Purifier and Blood
Pills. that have thought IT my duty, ana It J.. no less
case. ! for years afflicted with that bnne OF all
SS%tSi S"% ali Ss
used to rid mysclr of this disease, you'd indeed
hsT" ihs lest H pyssans could Of ii i was "duecd tc
rI ;"9 1 nT"Eh in% was srs 9
benefited, and in short time, Qcss than month";
was entirely and permanently cured. ! was also
afflicted with the most violent nervous headache
which suppose WAS produced by my disorders,
se% ie %n With To" H. my NOW ss Psscr rim in
than have for ten years.
Very truly yours, JOHN s. nEMUTH.
From tho Rev. Mr.. McMullen, Pastor Of hobcrt
Chapel: 1NDIANAPoLIs, Oct. 5, 1897.
DR. G. w. RonAcK-Dcar sir: I have used you
Blood Purifier for nervous Affections from which
have suffered much times. While 1t is pleasant L
the taste, IL certainly has happy effect upon Tn
nerves. Please accept my thanks for your Kind rs
CARDS and acts, and believe me, Yours, -
J. w. T. MCMULLEN.
CtxctxN Att. Friday Sep. I, 1857.
I TR. RoBACK-Dcar Sis: Having been afflicted vii
raj gia eumatism for the past year and hal
and having seen your medicine, called the Scandina
Wan Elood Purifier, highly recommended by genie
with whom am acquainted, WAS induced
try il, but not before had used various other med
cincs Artcr using two bottles felt its effects yer
perfectly cured. You will allow me, therefore,
congrat tuate you upon making u discover! III ln"d
cine which Is proving itself to be worker oI sue
p, wonders in the diseases Of the human Tamil
| GEORGE BENNETT,
Local Editor fCincinnati Daily Enquirer.
The above certificates, ana many others, can b
seen at my Office by any at any time. Get one
imy Family Medical Aln,anacs, gratis, from M
agents. .
cinnati, o.
: For sale by D. REED, Pomoroy; Hue
d, & Coz, Middleport; PAINE & BRANcH
Rutland; DIcKEY & WILSON, Harrison
! vile, and by Druggists and Merchant
= generally. ely
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-06-15

A WIFE-When a man of sense comes
to marry. it is companion whom he
wants, and not an artist. 1t is not merely
"a creature who can paint, and play. and
sing, and dance. 1t is a being who can
comfort and counsel him; one who can rca-
son and reflect, and feel, and judge, and
discourse, and discriminate; one who can
assist him in his affairs, Tighten his sor-
rows, purify his joys, strengthen his prin-
ci pies, aud educate his children. Such
is the woman who is fit for a mother and
the mistress of family. A woman Of
tie former description may occasionly
figure in a drawing-room, and excite the
admiration of the company, but is entirely
unfit for hclpmate to a man and to bring
up child in the way it should go.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-06-15

OCCUPATION OF THE j JEws.-Itisa a sing
ular fact, revealed in the last census of
the United States, that while there arc
seven hundred thousand Jews i'll this coun-
try, only one person who is a Jew is reg
istered rs a farmer. So literally is the de-
cree of their dispersion fulfilled, that they
are strangers TO that occupation which,
above all others, implies a resting place
at home. "For, 10, will command and
| will sift the house Of Israel among all
nations" The Jews are, traders, not at
t1ched to the soil where they are found
but ready in an instant to change theiI
abode. In California, they follow the
universal rule. In all of the towns they
are found in large numbers. They nearly
monopoIizc the retail business ofthe coun'
try. We haYe meyer known of 9 Jew whc
was engaged in mining, RlthpHgh there
may be many SO occupied.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-06-15
a BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF
RICH GLOSSY HAIR ,
COmpIctcIy Preserved to the


Nd who that is gray would not have II restored to
"a former color bald, but would have the growth
restored, or troubled with dandruG and Itching but
would have it removed, or troubled with scrofuln,
sculd head. or other eruptons. but would bc cured
or with sick head ache, (ncuralgno but would be
cured. 1t will also rcmoye all pimcs from ihr f"ce
and skin. Prof. Woods Hail Restorative Will do all
this; see circular and the following.
ANN ARBoR, Nov. 5, 1856.
PuoF. o. J. WooD-Dcar Sir: | have heard much
said the wonderful effects of your Hair Restorative,
but having, been often cheated by quackcry and
uuack mostrums, hair dyes &C.. ! was disposed to
place your Restorative in the category with the
thousand md loudly trumpetcd remedies, until
in Lawrence county some months since, W men
you gave mo such assurances as induced the tral OF
your Restorative in my famlyfrst by my good good
wife, whose hair had become very thin and entirely
white, and before eXhaustlns Of large bot
hair restored nearly to its original beau
iirul color and had tlicNcncd and become beau
and GLOSSY upon, and entirely over the heads she
continues it. simply because of its bcauti-
fN ing effects upon the hair. but because of its health
full influence upon the head and mind Others of my
family and friends using your Restorative, with
the happicst effects; therefore, my skepticism and
doubt IA reference to its character and value
tircly removed; and and d" n'ost cordially and
! coufdrntialy recommend its use b.! all who would
have their hair restored from white or gray (hy reason
sickness aEc) tn original color and beauty. AMI
all young persons WHO would Ne thclr hair beau
! trul aud glossy.
| Very truly and gratefully yOHrs.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-06-15
SILAS .GAIeNER, GumsmitIl,

MARRIAGE GUIDE,
by DIR. WIN. YOUNG.
MARRIAGE GUIDE,
~ by DIR. WIN. YOUNG
MARRIAGE GUIDE,
. by DIR. VIM. YOUNG.
MARRIAGE GUIDE,
by DIR. VIM. YOUNG.
MARRIGE GUIDE-YouNG's GREAT
PHYSIOLOGICAL WORK: Tile Pochct 4dEScu-
lapius, or every one his own Doctor, by
VIM. Young, NJ. d. -
1t is written in plain language for the en-
eral reader, and is illustrated with upwards
of One Hundred Engraviugs. All young mar
ried people, or those contemplating marriage
and having the least impeachment to married
life, should read this book. 1t discloses Sc
crets that every one should be acquainted
with; still, it is book chat must be KEEP
locked up, and not lie about the house. II
will be sent to anv one on the receipt OF twer
ty-fve cents. Address DIR. WM. YOUNG, is.
Spruce street, above Fourth, Philada., Pa.
June 8, l-57-yl.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-06-15

EE- Public events of moment, when
deeply and fully considered, are the fer
tile womb Of political maxims. which
ought to contain the very soul of the
moral history: aud then they are imper-
isIablo and indcstruotible. worthy oi
being resort to as Il tower of strength i'll
the storm, and spreading their effulgence
oven the tide of time, as Il beacon III the
night.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-06-15
Very truly aud gratefully yours.
SOLOMON NJ Nm

FRIEND WooD II was "A long time after saw you
Bissford before got the bottle of Restorative for
which gave me an order upon your agent in De-
troit, whcn got il concluded totry IL ON Mrs.
Mann'S hair the surcst test of its power 1t has
done all that assured me it would do; and others
of family aud friends, having Witnessed its effects,
are using and recommending its use to others as
cnttl ed the highest cOnsd Grafton you claim for it.
Again, very respectfully and truly, Yours,
SOLOMON MANN.