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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-07-06
FIT S! FIT ST. F Il S !! !!
HANCE'S VEGETABLE EXTRACT
ERiloPtiO PILE,

FOR FIrs, sPAsMs, CRAMPS AND ALL NERVOUS
ASDro roSsr;TrTioSAL DISEASES.
Persons who laboring under any distressing
Aalad! will 1nd HANGS NEGET ABLE EPILErrtc Pitts
he the only remedy ever discovercdfor curing Epi
low. -, railing Fila.
Thcss pills possess specific action nn the ncrvo"
system; and, although they are prepared especially
for the purpose of curing Fits, thHy will be found Of
especial benefit for all persons afflicted with weak
nerves. who's" nervous system has been proStrated
or shattered fruIu any cause whatever. In Chronic
complaints diseases of long standing, supcrnlneeI
by ncr, BUSINESS, They are exceedingly beneficial.
Price 50 per box, two boxes for s5. Persons oul
of the city, enclosing remittance, will have the pills
sent them through the mail, freS postage. For sale
by Ssrm s. u.SCE, No. IOs Baltimore street, Baltimore
Md whom orders from all parts of the Union musl
be addressed, postpaid. Ian. 10, '5e.-S-ty
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SIIEHIFF.S SALE.

VIRTUE of an Execution 10 me directed
ID from the Court Of Common Pleas OF Ms'gs
County, will offer for sale ON the dOor OF
The Count House in Pomeroy, at IL O'Clock"
A. NJ. on Saturday The 5th day of August
1858. the fo ou0wIDg described lands. to- wiz
Situated in Columbia township. Meigs coRn-
{ y, and bounded and described az f. lows:
BegiMniag 1.-THE southeast corner of fraction
No. 8, thence ROstk fOsty-three chains anf
fGty links; thence west forty iTe and halt
rods; thence north thiTY two rods thence
west ffty-two and q half TOliss tkence .SNAth
tweuty-miDe, east forty cbaIni and shisty- Eve
links to The place of beginning. containing
sixty five acres and forty four rods, more ~
Ie S, and sold as the properly Of Adam btatcc
ton. at The sui. OR. b. Wilson. Appraised
at &1I3 90. ]. Y, SMITH, 5. NJ. q.
July 6, IS5S-w6-S3 90, 49,
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lolHble sin, 'twill 60 to u climhle where
the thermorncle,Nis At loast nine,y-fvc in
the shade. In the words Of another, $50
mote IL be-" k
By tl,e way thore is n liule story We
ouce read which SO well illustrates the
relation existing between tho buchanan
and Douglas DcniOciats, that We canpot
forbcar relating il. II was something in
this wise: A little boy and girl once
agreed to own kitten on the shares, the
boy to have the long beautiful tail, and
the girl to hare the body. The little girl
having turned to some o.her of her play
things heard the union properly mewing
most drcadfuly. Upon onIuring the
cause Of the II, sc, size was informed by
her partner that he had troll on his part
and her part hOiiowed So it is with
Democracy, if you tread on Buchanan
Dougus will hoi oto X.
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For the Mtgs Counts 1sleEraph.
RACINE COESEHESPONDE
RACINE, Meiys Co, July 3l, 1853

HARvEsr1NG.-Th farmers in our part
of the County, are busily engaged in
cutting and saving their wheat. Hands
are very scarce, and they command high
prices good "ciadlers" readily hiring ior
$500 per day.
A great difference of opinion exists in
regard to the probable yiold of the incom
ing crop some contending that although
not so good rs last year, Twill still come
up to the average yield. While in con
sderation of wet weather, '.Rust, "Sp"t"
&C., others assert that we viii not secure
over half crop. Under tho circum-
stances we have cnncluded to Icikhhotd our
own opinion until next fall, although We
would suggest that a similar "c"y" or
complaint" has been heard very exten-
sively each spring for some .tfoe years past
Nkw MARBLE SHoP.-We have been
informed that j. l.. Waller. formerly OF
the firm of 'Skiron & Smith," in Com
pany with S. Ehly, has opened u new
Marble Shop in Racine. He isestabllshci
in the old and wcll-knowen stand. formerly
occupied by L. Malfery. rs dry goods
store Although we wish the new firm
well, we hope at the same time that people
will not die faster than before!
PREsiDENTIAL.-Alth well aware
that "old Mr.. buchanan" stands opposed
to all parties which uphold Tru h ant
Justice, yet we had supposed that he made
those principles the pre- ended end Of hi'
public Administration But even in thh
we find ourseh destined to disappointment
! disappointment too, rendered doub!y
cruel from the. fact that 1t destroys tho
only hope of the sold man" or his dark
age Administration. He las appointed
Geo. W. Clark, the guilty MURDERER o
Barber, in Kansas, Purser in the U. s
Navy thus publicly aud unblushingIl
indorsing his atrocious crime, and per
haps rescuing him from the hands of out
raged justice, and nicely deserved halter
Surely when the "wicksd rule, the people
sAuH mourn
PoLrTIcAL.-Frona late papers we learn
that the Republicans Of tliinojs. have Just
held the largest and most enthusiastic
Convention ever assembled in the STATE
Fifteen hundred delegates were present
Egypt was represented--as were all but
five counties. Victory seems sure for
those earnest, steadfast, friends Of freedom
And il is but Justice. for like an illHsirions
teacher of men eighteen hundred years
ago. they find themselves between two
thieves. tbs Buchanan wing on one side and
the Douglas wing an the other. We are
inclined to the opinion that the illustration
will be ParalIvled throughout, that the
Dougas men like the Uapentant de5poier
of his peighbors goods. viii iually turn
round, politically and 60 with the RePab-
licans to glory, while the buehsgau D'"a,
La' ins been long guilty Of the "uHPar,
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The Tcmdrr 'NIcrcics OF slav cry

The Schooner Keziah, of Brandywin",
State of Delaware, was recently taking in
n load of whea, and bacon ut Pcterrburgh
Virginia. While in port, FIVE negroes Sc
GREETED themselves on board the vessel,
either with the design Of escaping in her,
or sent them rs decoys for the purpose ol
bringing the officers OF the vessel into
trouble. However that may be, the Off
GERS of Petersburgh boarded the vessel aud
found tn. slaves on board. The vcssc
and her Captain VIM. Bayles, and Mate
Simpkins, both of Brandywlnc, wore AZ
rested and indicted for the offence of per
hitting these negroes on their vessel
There was no evidence tlat the Officers
knew of the slaves sccreting themselves
there, but the fact of their being foun'
was held to be conclusive. For this ter
rible crime, Captain Bayles has just beer
convicted, and 'sen:enced to pay a fine o
five hundred dollars. have his slip ant
cargo confiscaied, and himself ,mpr so'iet
/ in the Penitentasy TOR .torty gears.
At the last da cs Sinikins' trial WAS il
progress, and of course would result il
the same manner. They are both men q
families, of unblemished characters, ant
reside in Delaware.
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DISEASE ~ THE SroNAcn.-The stomach Is the most
litblr tu get out Of order. Hence how important
that diseased matter clogs its Operations, which
would and distress by our food! II also
wcukrns the brain, destroy the memory, crcatc'
puins nd dimncSs aud various ct"ls in the head
1t produces great difficulty in breathing and swai-
lowing Sometime fainting aud fits will cnsuc; also
bad brcatA rrstl"ssncss and great loss Of strength
IL not immediately attended TO. the blood will carr!
ti disJas' through Iha whole system, aud!e"th will
end til. work. From to Of these Pills day will
keep t.Ic digestive organs in q healthy condition. a''
unrlog or carry away all impure matter, aud thor
oughly restore AID cleans" III. stomach; ut I'll" same
time the Pills will purify the blood, drive all
! manner of disease from the system.
! WoRNs.-ln quantity Of corrupted matter, there
i. always To bu found nest of wurins. They cannot
neither will th.y stay anywhere else. Weak stomach
and bowels ar subj ct T." them, as they have not
sufficient power to digest their fOri. Hence iarg,
heap matt i lodged aud worms must he the re-
suit. 4 few doses of these pills will disturb thea
+ II their nest, ans drive them o.t of III" SYSTEM.
/ II should be remembered. that an occasional dos
whrn IL health Sprci"l! after t"king cold, will prt
vent the dis":,s. from f"rInnE in the body.
! Dr. Morsc's Im,iian Roots Pills AZ, sold by vi
dealers in Medicines. III
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>k.nII,,caI Apostncx.

Under 4 system Of Government like
"u;s. where every question of public policy
is referred to the universal body Of the
citizens. u division of the people into diff
"rent poll 'ical parties, representing the
varied ideas of Government anil policy
which may be held. is both necessary and
useful. Viewed from this stand point,
party becomes one of the greatest safe
guards Of national justice, wisdom and
morally. t-is the embodiment of a cer-
tain theory, either true or false-of truth.
either real or supposed-in regard To Sumo
question which the people are called upon
TO decide. Differcut parties, representing
conflicting opinions on the point at issue.
will arise. each composed OF those whose
yiews thry ensbody. and each must appeal
10: is support. to the judgment and con-
science of the people.
Sach 10 the origin Of parties, and we
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-07-06

They protest their InIidrlity 10th" winO;-
pies of the party they Acc"pt the sOttle
mentof the Kansas controversy and agree
to arquiesce in the result they entreat an
oblivion of past differences -thesc are
the terms upon which Judge Douglas ana
his associates propose the restoration Of
peace aud harmony among the Democracy
of the North.
In view then of the consequences which
must result from the dissolution of the
Democratic party in tho North. we urgently
insist upon the acceptance Of these honor
able condition of paciticalion.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-07-06

G.pptSks., HE.DAcuE, &c.-1h"s,. pairs dIsa-
yr,cubic feelings are .cncruil! sInpon Of some
thcr comllaiu such ~ dl dyspepsia. nr'i"x), Ant
various others, all OF wh.,h caused 10y torrui
noyious matter. curgiLg The various eir""lnt"hH'
hence stream or rush al blood |" the head aud Il!
lii. excitement great pressure on tn brain th'is
il will he seen that all the above painful and dis
tres4nr mala.,i..s their origin I" ih" h!o"' Er
Morsr's In g, N Root Pills Acknowledged to h'
the only ncdiciHc that will thorough! rurti! III
blood. Thy enter lii" blood. nnd follow the stream
of life its Journey through III" ~ si"n The! root
all fuumrss and impurity, and driV' out ever!
unhc. .thI nhstrIrtinn. They should ID" taken ever?
night IN surir"ht quantities to uprrai" brisklI' 10!
commencing with two pills on going /" bed, lhrr" III"
next night, four the next; If the symptoms are rot
r.moy cd commence again with two pills aud e" uI
again ~ before Continu" in like manner utii the
blood is thorough! purified, and all painand d>tr"|'
is entirely removed.
Obtain on. of FREE ALMANACS, aud read
cine was introduced.
BEWARE Of II co intrrrrt or these PllS-Ycllow
Wrappers. All genuine are III BEt EwrHpp'r>, with
til, signature of y. J. White IL Co. On each box
Pr'rc - cents.
Dr. Morsc'S Iniian Root pills sold by all dcal-
in Medicines.
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The SEEDS nTATn THE BLO"p.-Wc would
iraw The attention of all ho think and reason, to
DR.. Roback's adv -rtiscmcnt. This great Swedish
ply sicinn, claims to have introduced TWO antdOtes
corruption in the blood, which, op"tatinS through
that fuid upon the whole system, cNpcl thcrrfrom
every mantle station OF disease. While exploring
Scandinavia, many years ago. no discovered t'"
Herbs which cntor into the composition Of his famous
Flood Pills and Bood Purifier, and the unbonndrd
success of these preparations in Europ. and this
country. warrant the belief that maady, Internal
or external can resist their curative action. In u!
pepsin, Liver complaint, intermittent Fever, Ehcu-
mntisn and disease of the Bowels, they would seem
/ To be infaliblr. lm
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s tERIFf"S SALE.

Dyvirue o. two rIecnilon to me ciTec''''l
Dfrom The Probate Court of MrirS County.
i will offer for sale. ut The door OF the t"ur,
llou4, IN fOnIcr"y, al IL o'cNck. 4. VI on
Saturday II Z l1lh day of July. 1883. the tot
lowing d-Scnmd properly, To wit: Cnr r'he-
gun anH one silver wa'ch. Sold as the prof.
erly ol Jus.ph IoIur. at the suit of he State
at Ohio. j. V. SMiT!l; $. III. c.
July 3. Is5S-si uO-w2
ISAAC KiNNEM M rs. James mood al. n -
L In Court Of Csinmon Pleas OF Meigs conE-
lti--ln phrtiiiUn-BS virtue of al ORDER ot tie
G ,urt uf Common Pleas Of the county of MeiIs,
in the State OF Ohio, to me dITeC ted, VIII :
fer for sale at public outcry, nj The door SI
the Court House in PomeIoy. in said conntHp
at / o'clock, z. NJ, on Saturday the I4th day
luf August next, the following real estrt".
situated in the township of Chester in said
county OF Meigs to-wit: All Of the 262 pcre
lot, No. 36. id township No. 3, III Range No.
~ eXccpt SO much thereof, as Vas conveyed
hy William Hood 10 James Hood, by deed, OT
the date of December 2ith, lS45, recorded in
| volume l6, page 4i3-9, OF the records OF tied .
&c, in 3 lid county, and which excepted part
is described thus: Beginning at the south
west corner Of said 262 acre lot. thence north
to 90 rods on the west line Of said lott thence
east l44 rods; the nee south 80 rods TO south
line Of said lott thence west 10 place oi be-
ginning. The said premises will be sold sub
| iect TO the dover estate OF Nancy Hood, thee
in, and on the following terms: Ohe-thrd
in hand, one. third in one year, and the Ie :.
maning third n two years from sale, with III
tereSl VR the deferred payments--paym,n nj TO
Srcu,edb, mor gage On ptemises.
July 6-S4, ,50-w5 ]. '. SMITH, D. NJ. "
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The Dc,nocr:,cy nnd DousIaS.'

Under this head, our readers will find
the last number of "The Richmond South"
We trust they will give it careful reading.
for in it are stated without disguise, the
purpose and the policy of the South at
the present juncture, while the danger Of
its position, as the controlling power Of the
Government, is candidly acknowledged
To control the Government by ruling the
Democratic party, is at once it's purpose
and its policy, and for this there IL no
tool too despicablo or hateful for its use.
Formerly it mattered little to the South
what party WAS in the ascendant; all parties
were equally Mt its command, and it
proudly cast off whoever once faltered in
its support. Now there is but one party
which it can hope to control, and upon the
success of this depends the furtherance
Of its sectional and selfish schemes
Hence the South has attached itself in a
body to that party, and hopes by means Of
purchased tools and by the shrewdhess of
its policy, and deceivin9 tl.e masses Oft
supporters, to keep that party in the as
cendancy in few Northern States. Sena-
tor Douglas, says "The South" although
unworthy to be admitted into the councils
of the party. and the Anti-Lecompton
D emocrats, although undeserving of such
treatment as would "imply n treaty among
equals" are necessary as, tools, and in
the present posture Of affairs. must bo
conciliatod.
Will the Anti-Lecompton Democrats
consent to be thus used ? Or will they
aid in the progress of that Ezra of En-
| franchisement," whose dawn was prophet
cally announced ON the Senate floor ia the
midst of the passage Of the crowning act
Of the Ora of Slave. propagandsm." -
the Kansas Nebraska Bill--and whose be-
Diicsat ELECTS are seen IN the first effective
resistance to Slavery extension that has
bser made for thirty years. VIII they
Sdhere to their party when adherance is
| igHominious surrender and Servitude Or
will they shake off party chains. and thus
take the first sep towards tho Nations s
Enfranchiscment? will they read and
ponder che article referred to?
----- S.--
RFr rhc St. Taul 'HlinnesotiaA' defines
n Working Democrat" AS u Democrat
AIho ,en n.,H fl.. t.,r,,u.. ,,,,,,I,or &c ,.fo,
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BRIDGE NOTICE.

THE subscriber hereby gives notice :hat he
J. viii receive orders for the hulldins 0t a
biidge acIqsE 'rbGmgs Fork, on the road lendt
ing from A!iadEoEt 10 RutIard Corner,
the place Of building. a. Saturday. July "a
S55. Pbe CONTRACT " III be awarded TO the
lowest rrsRonsihls bidder. ] he plan ppA
specifications paY Le known by railing at
Mr.. Gbgs. EoppeIy'S Store. PomeToy. o..
Juty6. J.R. ELLIS, Com,
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may have as many. and shonid have aSus
many rs there arc radically opposite views
on the question. These will rise spOnta-
neously, will serve their pu rpose in con
testing the issue which produced them,
and will give place TO others as the growth
and changing conditions OF the nation
create them. The Democratic party OF
70 day is not the Democratic party OF for
mer times, even thoughSt re;ans its an-
cient name and fights under veteran lead
ere. Principles, and not name or leader
ship, consitu o ~ party, and since the old
issues which the Wing and Democratic
parties fought, have been settled and are
no longer vital, both those parties have
passed away, and the new issues which ,
have been presented are contested by the
second Democratic and the Republican
parties. The people are again called upon
by their duty to their country, to choose
the party with which they will act Upon
their decision will depend the ascendancy
of one principle or the other, in regard ["
the questions at issue in the administration
of the Government Old associations
have nothing to do with it-they will not
even serve to shield innorance or coward
ice. So long as any political party en-
bodies in its declarations and in the acts Of
it's representatives, the sentiments of the
citizen. he is bound to act with and
sustain it. But the moment it departs
from such n position. or his own views
undergo a change, that party ceases to be
his, and he must look elsewhere for his
association, and for the means through
which to carry out his views. Falling to
do this, he is false 10 his country aid
faithless to the truth. in proportion rs tho
issue is important, and his own position
influential.
| We have been led into these thoughts
by the perusal of the deRuncations OF
i Senator Douglas and his associates with
, which our Democratic exchanges ale
filled. His position is simply this =
, Finding that the party with which he was
: acting had changed its policy in regard to
G the Government of the Territories
q I ol,cy which he had himself inaugurated-
= ho refused to act any longer with the
parry on that subject. and viruslly at
, txched himself To another, which reflected
h his views. He is for til. do Jared Al
II apostate to his party. Nothing could be
: moro dangerous to the spread of enlight
ened political views, or to the continuance
+ of popular liberty, than this. There co'
d be no surh thing in right, rs apostacy tc
. party. Party has no existence outside o
the minds and hearts Of tho people,
" Thence it must sprihg-thence it mus
: derive its power-having departed from
Il thence it must surely die. The party
belongs to.the people. not the people to th'
l. party. So long as men allow themseve
to be ruled by the party with which the,
may act, they are themselves tic veries
- slaves, and render party n bar to the ad
,r vancement of truth, rather than its aid
= ITntl tho people shall learn that fealLy t
20 Truth 10 paramount to all other considers
tions, and that allegiance To party il bu
another expression for the surrender G
m .nhood, we can have little to hope 70
e iu the way of future improvement as
u
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE,

TOHN CORNELL against PETER X. SIMS.
j before Hiram 81. Grow, J.stice of hs
Peace OF Chester Township. Meigs County.
Ohio. On the 29ih of May, 1854. said Jus.
lice issned an ordtT OF Atiach hnleIt in the
abuyW action for the RH,n VI tIlirly-Iour dol
lars aud eight Ctpis debt. aud TEA dollars
prnLahie ousl OF suit Said cause il set fot
trial on rlfe eth day OF July, \. ID. iS5S, ct
~ o'olnek a. ~ IDnN c JRNELL -
June -, 10 "a 81 --''''
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Diod,
4jc(u advertisements.

I tS'f OF LETTERS, remaining in the, Pat
IL Office nj Middleport. Meigs C"., July lst.
Bowen Andrt'w : Ryrnsid6 John .'2f
Baker Simeon ,Curtes Owen
Dunn Thomas senior Drbson Mary \
Davis Nathan Drake SiIaSJ J .'-
PAWS Cynthia Collier Jane
Corhran Il y Finding ChriStop' er
COLON Mirhael3 fiondeIl II
halliday w . Hubhell VIM w
Humphreys John tlnySon James
II .ffInan Ccnrsd IlySell Smith
ilebbrOr Thomas Jones p NJ
JonrsPM Jones Ennch
Jones JnSrph Jones' W Isaac
Kel0 ~ BROTHER LeyShun Thomas.
McThelIia Charles Mortun ravis 4
NcGechr, AlrXand'r Morley Mrs VI
Mo"a Miss Lncretia Pummer II
RediauX Frederick Rudr,ok VIM .
Rush u Rres Miss Ann
SIanlury Andrew l. Smith John
Smth John W Smith " b; .~.
SwanA 7 Smth VIM q
Stnwe EIasius Scmplcr James
fh",nos JNnesA 2 Thompson Edward ;
Thorn n Wstsnn Miss Ruth
White Miss j Yarn1ll JonnthaG
! Persons calling GoF the sam" W |! pleas. s,y
advertised. W. SHERWOOD, y. NJ ..
DROHATE COUKT-Th- State n-t, Ohio,
| L Mess ,un,y. ss-"inal settlem- ut % Ac.
conul,-Notice is hereby given that the ac-
rcuunts of -thc following persons have b on
, filed in tie PrOhair. Cunt. iR ana for .st
county Ter settlements: J. Il. Philaum aud }.
! Il. Et,i$, Execulors-nf T. A. pinn-ii. doc ; .
! II. Il. Eire, Afminis ratnr of ADDISON Carl
mcr. drr'd Jonas Ronsh. Guar,!isn of El'ss
! iialsry. decd. San accounts Will be hegr'I
and settled on rueS'lav ,h" 27thdaY ": My.
! 1851. AkTul \ MERH IL.
July G-w3. pro!at.' I"dge.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

L'FE Puts AND PHESiN BrrrERs.-IS" Ia its
in'ipirnt state il cnsy mnnngs'i without the aid Of
The hculty. Itbrhnovcs the wisu man to watch nnd
not down the hrst Indication of al, change In his sys-
ttm He should then resort to the MofTut medicines,
and b"ihe the enemy nt the ouiposs nnd before the
citadel could bc attacked For all billions ncrvou.
affections of the Kidneys and heart, the Life Pills
and Bittcrs are unrivgllod and most eflcnciOus.
Sold 10y the proprietor, w. y. MoFFAT, 33j Broad
way, New York, and his Agents. II
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lloLiowAy's oISTNENT ASD PIrts.-lt is said that
all productions Of human skill have tlv;r day, and
ARE superseded Icy new inventions or discoy cries.
Not 80 with th"s; remedies, 'Ihcy for day
but rpr All time" And why? Because they strikr
ut the generic root II all d4casss In the bund and
medical art accomplish nothing beyond that.
The ointment. penetrating through flesh and fibre,
like water through iIarous substance, reaches the
strm ar radlN of scrofula, salt rIrum ysipcas
crr tiinor and all cruptivr aud ulcerous dstempers
in the circulation, and cracrs the faint ut ard
forever. There be no inprov cnrnt upon such a
preparation, and the inward action of the pills /,
equally prompt and thorough.
UPIhc thousands who's, constitutions have beer
ruined and their systems poisoned 10y the of mrr
curry, should give the following their earcnst attcn
tiun:
DR.. Giles, Nswtnn Hamilton. Pa, May, ISL said
~ have used. my self half bottles of lloof
lands German Bitt.rs for liver onIlaint and dis
OF nervous character, rcsultiug from The W..
Of mercury. poisoned AMI afflicted WITH spasn
from the OF tins latter arttcIo. Fl" German Bit
is the hrst article from which obtained any re-
lief. lhayr also given the article 10 many dyapcp
ties, with the most sHintary result think Us man.
more bottles will cure me-"
! See adv dNcrusrmcnt. 2j-?t
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RT"rhe St. Paul 'SlinnesotiaA' defines
a Working Democrat AS Democrat
who can poll the largest number Of votes
with The lewest men,