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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-30

MARRIAGE GUIDE, IL ~ T.
by DR.. VIM. YOUNG.
MARRIAGE GUIDE,
s'a-5 by DR.. WIN. YOUNG
MARRIAGE GUIDE, i.3 bri
by DIR. VIM. YOUNG.
MARRIAGE GUIDE.
'''i" '1i'''' by DIR. WIN. YOUNG.
MARRIGE GUlDE-YoUNe's GREAT
PHYSIOLOGICAL WoRK; The .Pochet -Escu-
tapius. or every one his own Doctor, by
Wm. Young, NJ. D. st s'-.e vi
Jt is written in plain language for the en-
eTal reader, and is illustrated with upwn rds
of One IIundred Engray iugs. Ailly young mar
ried people, or those contemplating marriage,
and having the least impediment to married
life, should read this book, II discloses Sc
crets that every one should be acquainted
with; still, il is book that must he kept
locked up. and not lie about the House. 1t
will he sent 10 anv one on the receipt OF twer
~ Eve cent?. Address On. WV. YorHd.J SO
Spruce s'ree' s''ove Fouffh, Pkilsda., Pc.
June ?. I-s7--yl.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-30

ETThis country has the best mate
rials for an army in righteous cause, and
the worst in a wicked one Uh0nning.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-30
HOW ARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA
A Benevolent Institution established by spe-
ciai Endowment for the Relief OF the
Sick and Distressed, afflicted
with ViTulcnt and Epi-
demin Diseases.

|
with Virulent and Epi-
| demic Diseases. I'D,
THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view OF the
Il awful obstruction OF human life. caused By Sex
u disrnses, and the decoptions Irncticed upon the
u nfol tunate victims of such diseascs by Guncks.
us CHARITABLE ACT worthy OF their name, TO
open Dspensar! for the treatment Of this class Of
discusses IN NIL their forms, and to give MEDICAL u
ADVICE GRATIS to all who apply by letter, with q
description of their condition, AKe occupation, habits
Of life, &C.. and ~ eases Of extreme Loyertyl to
FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE. II Is
needless to add thnt the Association commands the
hiRheei MEDICAL skill OF the age, and Will Furnish the
most approved modern treatment.
The Directors OF the Association, in their Annual
Report upon the treatment Of Sexual Diseases, for the
eGr ending January LIST, 1858, express the highest
satisfaction with the success which hne attended the
mato rrhocn, Seminal Weakness, Impotence, Gonor-
rh0H, Cleet, Syphilis, the avice Onansn Self
abuse, &c. and order continuance OF the same plan
for the ensuing year.
that their labors in this sphere of bensv ebort
have been of gret benefit TO the afflicted especially
TO the young and they have resolved to devote them
selves with renewed zeal, TO this very importantand
much despised cnuae. q p ~
An admirable Report on spermatorrhRa, or Sem
insi Weakness, the vice of Onanfenl, MastuPbaton,
or abuse and other diseases OF the sexual organs
by the Csnsultng Surgeon, will be sent by mail lin
Of TWu sTAMPs'for postage. Other Reports and
Tracts Of the nature and OF sexual dfsenses
Diet &C.. coBataBtiy being for gratuit-
ous distrbuton, and will be sent TO the afflicted
discovered during the last year, are of great vaue
Address, for Report or treatment, DR.. GEORGE r..
CALHOUN, ClBsulting Surgeon, Howard Associa
ton, No. 2 South Ninth Street, Phlndelphia, Pa.
BY order OF the Directors.
EZRA d. HEARTW ELL, President.
Gro. RAIPcHLp. Secretary. 9s$-tnovI5 4
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-30
"a. q. CROWLEY.-

FORMERLY OF the finn Of Crowley 4 Da-
IL Wis, will hereafter carry oil the Carpenter
and Diner Business; Doors, Sash, Blinds, q O..
executed to order. From long perieDce in
business. L feel confident OF giving perfect
satisfaction in all orders entrusted to my care.
Fer past patronage my thanks are due the
public, and respe stfuliy ask continuance
of their fayots. F rr $40 l6-if
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-30
DIR. CULVEIeWELL

q NJ M "a III EL O o ID.
A MEDICAL ESSAY ON A NEW, CERTAIN AND
Radical CuRE OF FSPERMATORRHGA, &C.,
WITHOUT THE USE OF INTERNAL MEDl-
CIEES, CAUTERlZA11oN. OR ANY
MECHANICAL APPLIANCES,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-30
BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF -
RICH GLOSSY HAIR,
Il Completely Preserved TO the

q -
Nd who that is gray would not have it restored to
"A former color; or bald, but would have the growth
would hay it removed, Troubled with scrofuia,
seaid head or other cruptons, but would be cured,
cured 1t will also remove all pinplcs rem the face
and skin Prof Woods Hail Ke -.itivo will do all
,.s.J Assn ARBoR, Nov. S, 1856.
PEop. o. J. WooD-Dear Sir have heard much
said oil the wonderful effects of your Hair
bui having been 30 often chsated by quackeTy and
quack nostrums, hair dyes, DC, was disposed to
thousand hnd one loudly trumpeted remedies, until
met youth Lawrence county some obts since, when
your Rest oratYc IN my faIP y-6rst by my good good
wife, whose hair lad become very thin and entirely
white, and before oXhaustlng Of your args bot
ties. her hair restored nearly to ts original
tifu brown celor.and had thick eed and become beau
lfu and glossy upon. and entirely the head; she
continues to use It. no, simply because Of its beauii-
G ing effects upon the hair but OF its besIth
fd influence upon the head aud mind. OLhers OF my
ihlnil! nnd frlrAds are using yoar RDstorIye, with
the haPpiest effects; therefore, my skeptcisu and
doubt M reference " its character and value are eli
lircl! removed: and cAII and do most cordially and
rsnliden!iH''y recommend its use by NIL who 7wOnld
have their HAIR restored from white gray (by
OF sic kncSs or Hge) to original color and beauty ana
by all !9uE persoDS who would have their hair beau
Yer! truly and gratefully yours,
soLOMoNMNS.
FRIKNn Woop II was long time after snw YOU
St bliasford before got the bottle of Restorative for
which YOU g"v" me AN order upon your ageIt iu De
troit and when got it concluded to trS il N
ann's hair ms the sures test Of its power. II hus
done All that yOn assured me it would dos and others
Of my fnnil! and friends having Witnessed its effects
ARE nov using aud rceonnic diiig its TO others
entitled Ia The highest consideration you claim for it,
Again, very respectfully aud truly, yours.
SOLOMON MANN. |
. CARLYLE, ILL.,, jane %, 1852. !
] have used Prof. o.. J. Woods Hair Restoratiye,
and la admired its wonderful effects My hair wns
bcC oniug, as thought. prcnatGrely gray, but by the
Use uf his Restorative has resumed it, orignsl color,
and have no doubt permanent! En.
\. bkEESE. eX- Senator, U. s.
o. J. WOOD & Co, Proprietors. 3Ie Broadway. n. .
IA the ahr 4
nj ~ Market st.. ST. Louis. No: Ard -old by "lii
go'- Druggists. oct. ;. b,.--3n "a
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-30
JOAN SmDAVIS-

/ ATE of the firm of Crowley & Davis, de-
~ signs prosecuting the Planning business,
at the old stand, on Sugar Run. Thankful
for the liberal bestowal Of patronage hereto
fore, he will endeavor TO merit its continu-
ance by promptness and neatness. 16-tf
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-30
A KOHl

.NN Linn Street, north of Smiths ShoE
" Store. holds himself in readiness to TO-
pair UMBRELLAS. in the most subsiantia
manner. lie will also buy, at liberal prices,
old Umbrellas. no22-1y
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A. J. WHITE & CO.,
.CoIe Dro3)r;eforS

SO Leonard Street, New York.
DIR. Morse's Indian Root Pills are sold
bv all dealers in Medicines. .
Agents wanted in every town, village and hamlet
in the land Parties desriuG the agencS will address
as above for terms
Price 25 cents per box, five boxes will
be sent on receipt OF 81, postage paid. 70,
Dee. %. 1857. j IS~ Nil4I-4 - ~ -, .
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-02-06
The Unfortunate President.

1t appears by letters from Washington
that Mr.. Buchanan has got himself into
difficulty by his doubied-faced p,licy --
Commodore Paulding, it is said, fully
warranting his capture Of Walker in the
style in which it was done. and entirely
rcluting the declaration in the Mesa e
that the Commodore transcribed his il.
struciions.
On the other hand it is announced
that til,ibuster Walker, enraged at tn,
Presidents desertion is on his way to hi.
trail in New Orleans, holding in his pock
cts documentary proof that the Preslden
was an original advocate and counselor O
the late unsuccessful tiillibustering inva
sion of Nicaragua.
Thus there are two opposite and hostile
parties, each dIsgusted with the Presi
dents duplicity and halt-faced fellowship
and each holding a sword of Damocle.
over the tcrror-stricken functionary of TIL
White House. Truly, as Henry Clay
said, it is better to be right than be Pres
ident--N y Eee Post
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TRUSTEES SALE.
STATE OF IOWA,

81 Al r. Of loN ~
CEDAR COUNTY.
yNyHEREAS, on the (5th) fifth day Of Janua-
w ~, A. b. ls56, John G. Halleck, of Linn
county, and state of Iowa. executed unto John
Musselman as trustee certain deed Of trust
convey ing 10 said trustee the |: nds in Cedar coun
ty, Iowa, and described ~ follows. TO wit the
IVA west half of the southeast - + II quarter
and the east half II a OF the southwest {, WI
quarter. aad the fractional part Of the southeast
fourth oil the(A w lnorth vest quarter Of section
an eleven, in township (so)eighty north OF range
one west Of the fifth principal meridian. contain
ing one hundred and eigh'y-seven acres, more or
IL S. which said conyts ance was male by the said
john Z. Halleck, for the purpose OF securing the
payment of % two certain promissory notes and
lae interest thereon. signed BY the sail John G..
Halieck, dated the Stu day Of January, A. ID. 1856,
and both of said notes made pay able to the or
der OF Charles ii. Sheatt, and payable as follows:
tue for the sum of one hundred dollars, payable
on the 5th day of July, ID ls5t, and the other OF
said notes for the sum Of one thousand dollars.
pa able on the 9TH day OF January, A 1887, and
with interest at the rate of ten per cent per an.
mum on both OF said notes: and now, both of said
notes having become due ami pay able, and the
said John E, Hslleek having failed 10 pay the last
of said notes, the first one, to wit for the SUN
of on. huadred dollars having been paid and the
| said John Halleek and his assigns having made
| an entire default and neglected Yhol'yto pa, the
last Of the above described notes. John Mussel-
map, trustee as aforesaid do hereby give this pub
lie motto that by virtue of the power which is in me
vested by said deed of trust will on Monday the
(-thl eighth day Of February, 1855 at the hour
| Of O'Clock, NJ Of said day. at the court house
| door in the city OF Upton Ia said Cedar county
Iowa, expose and offer iof sale at public auction
to the CHEST bidder for cash. the parcels of land
above described or so much thereof as shall b.
/ sufficient to satisfy aud pay the amount due aud
| To become due, with the interest thereon to The
day of sale. costs OF this notice and Trsiess fees
~ II -.
| be given in accordance with the stipulatons o
| said Deed OF Trust. Dated the It'll day OF Janaa
| ~ A. d. 1888. JOHN MUSSELMAN.
| saw frr.<se
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Pas. Him Around.

The Oskaloosa Herald says that Mr..
Lcander Discount, WAC has wife and
child living near Elmira, n. Y. his
been trying to palm himself off as a stu
gle man in Oakland for some time past
lie succeeded here in winning the aifec-
tons and confidence of an es,imab!e
young lady, and under the promise Of
marriage obts ned from her some fifty
dollars in money, which was about
the entire amount she had saved from
her wages as teacher during the sum
mer. The evening before they were to be
married said Dascomb absconded with a
woman of VIGOROUSLY bad character -
The young lady whom he had robbed,
betrayed and deserted, was 50 affected by
her disappointments and troubles, that
she put an end to her existence by take.
ing strychninc. The wretch should be
hung.
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At the February term, 4. u. 1858, Of
the County Court Of Cedar Couaty, the
following was the action Of the County
Judge ia the matter of the petition for
the relocation Of the new Cour, House.
The petition Of W. Hammond and
one hundred and nine others. heretofore
fled, asks that tho new Court House be
relocated, aud placed in the centre Of the
Court House square, and sets forth, as
reasons for the same, that at would add
beauty to the fabric, aud give equal ind
exact justice to all parties concerned"
The ground assumed by the petition
seems to be, that there are parties con
cerned that have adverse individu al
interests which justice requires to be
taken into consideration in the loca-
ton Of the Cour, House. This is sim
ply On error, as there can be, from the
very nature Of the case, but one party
aud Que interest. That party consists of
the whole County, aud that interest the
public benefit The Court House is a
C,unty building, to be erected by County
funds, and for Couay purposes, and de-
sigued for the benefit and conyience Of the
citizens generally, without any reference
whatever to any pirate benefit that
might accrue in consequence Of its par
tcular location, either to the town where
located or to the individuals therein
The pubic interest only can be taken in
to consideration, aud no. the private in
tcrests Of persons. The Court House to
which almost every individual in the
county is obliged to repair, more or less,
for the transaction of business, either in
attending courts as suitors, jurors or wit-
nesses, in the payment Of taxes, or the
trar saction of other business with the
County Officers, should be SO located
as to be most convenient and easy OF
access to the whole body Of the County.
And it is clearly apparent, that to ma
jority of the citizens, situated as it il
now located, upon one side of the square
and in near proximity to the bushes,
portion of the town, aud approachabl'
directly FROM the sidewalk Of the street
it will be more convenient, and better
meet the ends designed, than it could il
the centre, where access can be had onl,
through gate-ways or over stiles.
, Another item that may properly be ia
.. ken into consideration is the additional
expense its being placed in the centr
! will occasion. If SO located it must, o
necessity, occupy the site Of the presen
Court House, and viii cause heavy cx
pense to the County in removing tn
!. same, and in reft.ing it for County use
: as it will be required for County purpoa
| e. until the new Court House il compile
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The Supreme Court have decided the
License Law Of the last session unconstl-
tutional. They base this decision on the
ground. That the taking effect Of gen
oral law cannot be made to depend upon
vote of the people; that all general laws
must be uniform in their application and
operation; and that the repeal of a gener-
al law canno. be made contingent upon a
popular vote. These, if we recollect a.
right, are the points upon which the law
is annulled. 1t now remains for the leg
islature to say whether the License Law
shall be substituted for the Prohibitory
Law; or the latter be amended and suffer
ed to stand MS the law Of the State. Let
US have no dead statutes in the Code -
Give them vitality or oblitcrate them.-
The State Temperance Convention which
is to assemble in this place in shor,
time, will probably memorialize the Leg
islaturc on the subject. Our own convic
ton is that judicious license law shoule
be substituted for the prohibitory law
unless our courts will that the latter il
more effectually enfored. Citizen.
| - - al a a,,. - dnnD nnnn voy,,
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three years. An accurate estimate of Il .
expense Of removing and reftting cannot
be made, as no one can tell the amount
Of dams ac that removal would occasion;
blu, when the dilspidsted condition Of
the building is considered, il would be
un safe to estimate it at less than one thou
sand dollars, and the probability is that
it would overgo that sum.
The opinion Of the petitioners that
the placing Of the Court House in the
centre "will give beauty to the fabric
can only be considered as a matter Of
taste and if correct, would scarcely be
q sufficient reason for the extra expense
it Would cause, and the Inconvenience it
would occasion the public. 1t however
is doubtful whether the appearance of
the fabric would be rendered more beau
tiful by being placed in the centre of the
square. Of the various public buildings
throughout the country, some are placed
in the centre, some upon the sides, and
some upon other parts, SO that none can
be considered as establishing a standard
Of taste in this respect. The beauty and
fine appearance of buildings are in q
measure the result of association. Two
or more buildings appropriately connected
and tastefully arranged will often, from
the very grouping, make an imposing and
fine appearance whereas, such effect
would be entirely lost or destroyed if
erected each by itself alone. A single
building without connection with any
other, however fine, looks singularly awk-
ward in The centre of q lot or square,
and produces in the mind the sensation
of incompleteness-that something is
waiting to finish the view and make tie
design complete.
Connected with the appearance Of the
building, is another matter that deserves
consideration. If placed in the centre,
there will be constant accumulation of
rubbish and filth around the building,
such as wood, coal, ashes, chips, &c.
which will not only be a constant blem-
ish upon the neatness and beauty of the
public square, but will in great meas
ure impare the pleasing effect of the bull
ding itself. A gate and wagon road will
also be required for the admission of
teams for the purpose CT furnishing fuel,
&C., to the County Officers and the ex
perience of the past 10 respect to this
square shows that, while there are gates,
stock of various kinds, such as horses,
csttle, &C., will find their way into the
enclosure-the trees will be broken down,
and :hs shrubbery destroyed. Whereas,
by the present location, all this can be
avoided. Whatever is required for the
offices, such as fuel, &c, can be taken
directly from the street to the receptacle
intended for it, and nothing will be likely
to find its way into the enclosure that
will be contrary to order, on offensive to
good taste; and whatever improvement, is
made by way of ornament can be preserved
from injury, aud thus the square be made
a beautiful and agreeable pleasure ground,
that will not only be an ornamen, to the
town but cred, to the County These
considerations are sufficient to induce an
adherence to the present location. The
petition to re locate is therefore not gran
ted. GEORGE SMITH,
tountv .Judpe
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dissolution Notice.

rI'EE suhsc ribers ould respectfully inform their
/ creditors, and the people generally. that they
have tt s day Dissolved partnershipby nutual con
sent and want all persunr knowing themselves in
debted IT, them Wy note otherwise, to call at the
Steam Mill aud settle Vita shearer as tn accounts
are In his possession for settlement q. III. Stout
will It'll remain AZ the Mill to accommodate all
who may favor him with their patronage, and will
also be responsible for all debts against the firm
of stout Il Shearer, contracted previous to this
date. STOUT a sHEARER
Upton Jan. Is, 1858. n5
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p~We nave received letter from w
K. s. Hall, ex-marshal Of Upton, now
living in Ohio, in which he states that a
little daughter of his, by the name of
Addelina, while playing in a new house,
had her clothes set on fire by some burn
ing shsvings, and before assistance could
be rendered was so badly burned as to
cause her death in few days after.
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Misc ellaneous Article

Lamps, of every description; Sewing Birds
crochet Needles. china Figures, Patent Nutmeg
Graters Port Monnaies, Segar cases. curtain Pins
ard bands Hapjoes Tamhourines. Niolins, Guitar
and Violin strings, spectac.es. Pocket eompasses.
Tape Lines, Horse iieams, Pocket Knives. Stair
Rods House, Whtewash, Scrub. Dust and Paint
Brushes, Stair and clothes Brushes. Toasters, Sad
Irons, Patent Selfheating Irons, House Bells Rat
Trans etc etc 25tf
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-02-06

eJWolf hunting seems to have grown,
quite suddenly, to become very popular
sport, in this part of the country--some
half dozen having come off within the
las, few weeks in this and adjoining coun-
tier. We, as yet, have not been one of
the chase; but from the crowds that at.
tend them, aud the enthusiasm manifest
ed BY the participants, We judge it to be
'fun alice" The hunt Of last Saturday,
in this county, resulted in the capture of
two deers and three wolves-there being
some FIVE hundred persons on the ground.
Next week Saturday comes of the great
hunt of the season, when, should the
weather prove favorable, all creation will
be on hand to kill aud worry the rar-
uiu,a'
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~We are again compelled to delay
many favors till another week. We shall
publish them in the order in which they
are received, unless, from their nature,
they require immediate attention.
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Notice of ASSIGNMENT.

NOTICE is hereby given that J. Evarts Whit.
~ tlesy. OF Durant. Cedar County, Iowa. has
made an ASST gnrue 4 Of ali his effects to the un.
dersignsd for the benefit Of his creditors. The
creditors Of said j. Eyarts Whittlesey are here by
notified to present said ASST gnee their claims
daily sworn to, With three months from the date
hereof JOHN ID. WALDO
Durant Jan. o.. 1853. n5Gw Asivnce
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AN lSClDENT.-Last Thursday even
ing, an interesting couple, hailing, as they
announced, from Illinois, arrived at one
Of our hotels and took lodging for the
night, registering, of course, as Mir
and Lady. Nothing singular was thought
Of the matter until, on the succeeding
morning. quite early, application was
made to the county judge for license of
marriage, for the parties in question:
Being entire strangers, and, upon the ac-
acknowledgements Of the gentleman the
would-bc bride not having yet passed her
minority, the Judge could not grant the
much desired wish Of the applicant,
much, We suppose, to his modification
What course the iurycrs will now pursue,
We are not informed; but few moments
after found them migrating to the north,
in pos. haste.
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TIPT N
lDM33a YAHOa
SHINGLES, LATH,
DOORS, Il SASH,

always on hand.
An entire new and large stock OF all kinds OF
Lumber now on hand. and cheap for cash pro.
duee. re- Call and examine before You buy
elsewhere. WIN. BAGLEY.
January ATTN, 1859.
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Money Found I!

I'm Saturday, JAM 10th, 1858. in the neighhor
J hood of the Volt Hunt. quite snug sum OF
money, which the owner can have by stating the
amount and hanks the bills are on and paying ioi
this advertisement Inquire OF
rwrAAt Jan. a. 1864 W. o. Ludlsw.