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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-25

DISEASE or THE LIvER.-Ty this disease under
stund infiamnuton either In the fpicmbraue or
suLstanc. of the liver, known by dull pains the
right side, the stomach ALVIN rs dsordcre ths yellow
tngc of the skim dry cough, tongue coated, cos
uycncss- high colored urine, and of thick nature
severe weakncssand severe pains in the head.
The quantity of corrupted humors in the region of
the liver, causes defective secretion of the bile
The liver, when healthy, serves filter to- tho
blood 10 separate all mpurity from il, to re fine
1t. Whom diseased it cannot purify the blood, which,
when sent TO the lungs, brans and other parts In n
morbid condition, may cause jaundicc con.v:i :ion,
insanity, &C., and Withholding the natural stimulus
to the ntcstncs, dyspepsia. piles, and oile
mpaints, as you percciSe the direct way TO -un-
| ravvl and tcarthe whole system to pieces.
to speedy relief Yet there very few ncdi-
cincs worth cent In tcuring Diseases. WhIts then
.hal be done: We say,fusc DIR. Morsc's Indian Root
PILLS. they composed Of plants and roos; they
viii be fouHd sure for this painful disease,
because they purge from the bod! those corrupt and
StagBant humors, and cleanse and the blood,
which Is the only of the disease of the liver,
and the infnmmqtion of the kidney and the bladder.
but every description of disease. From three to
four of the above pills, taken every night on going
to bed, Will. in few days, entirely relieve the booy
of every thing that is opposed to health.
| Dr. Morsc's Indian Root Pills sold by all deal
ers IN medicines --s..-- - I'M
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-25
y WOOL. CARDINO.

ssST1XERS &: STAFFORD.
AvING PuEeb sea The CnrdiuE machine
u " foEDIerly owned NY JenkiBs n Patton, ON
sugar Run. renewed tbe Cards and fitted up
the mechine In good oftler, arc now prepared
10 eSeeute all work entrusted To- them, OH
short notice and in an excellent DJanhsI.
- Mr.. G. KEPLER.
4sr
An cSperienced and weIl-kDowB workman
hnssslieen enlpIoyed to sanefintendl tine na-
chine.
TERMS-Fiye cents per pound. One ID.
of Clean ggeass Willie required for eysIy
lffdelixcredon OF before taking the wool away.
STtvEkS II STAFFORD.
Cash paid for Grain az all times.
Az.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-25

EE- Kansas has been heard from, and
she nobly spurns tho bribe. Itis believed
that not single paper in the Territory
will be- found vilc enough to support the
vilL.iny Nearly all the papers have been
received since the passage of the English
Bill, and they all speak the same bold,
true, triumphant language. The proffered
bribe will be spurned by the people almost
unanimously. Their only fears are, that
under pretepse of preparing for the
Mormon war;" a vast body of United
States troops will be gathered into the
Territory, and under the same false
charges that were used in the early out
RACES committed OH thespeople, will again
be let loose for rapine and plunder.
Having expended hundreds of thou
sands Of dollars in corrupting members ol
Congress to get the bill through that body.
the Administration, and the Oligarch
which uses it, will not be baked in the
consummation of their schemes, by any or
dinary obstacles.
We think it an infinitely less crime to
murder the people of Kansas, than to de-
libeatcly corrupt the Representatives oI
the nation The one is local, and its ef.
fects will mainly die with the deed. But
the other strikes at the very foundations
Of Government. The final resalt is, how
ever, with tho people. If they are true tc
themselves, all end may be put to these
scenes of wrong. and the Government
brought back to its Legitimate purposes
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-25

FOR Sale, CheaIo.
A FIRST RATE Double Cardng Machine,
"a partly worn, AID Slaye Machine and
Jointer. Inquire of the subscriber, at Hart
forl City. Va, or ISaac Carlton, Syracuse, D.
no2O- 3m@ ID. L. STARR.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-25


DR. R"DacKs ScANDtNAvtAs hENEDiEs.-The tri-
umPlts OF these irresistible specifics mark a new
epoch iF the conflict whieh hns NO long been wnged
bS Medical Science with disease and death Dr. Ro-
backs Scandinavian Blood Purifier and Blood pills,
embrace within the scope Of their remedial action
he whole circlo Of diseases. Tho Inventor INSERTS.
that In all cases Yhesc the shadow of impending
death has not aircAjy hiIsn upon the patient cure
may be effected By these incidence. They operate
in the right way and upon the very Of vitality
the elements Of the blood. 1t is in the veins hat
the great struggle between the virus of disease and
the principle of vitality is carried II the poison
Edeyitalizes tho blood, death ensrcs-for the
cred beck has IL, ''thc life is in the biood Nov to
this poison-this common principle which und rifles
the symptoms OF all mafadies-the Scandina ian
Remedies are sovereign antidote. Hence their
cures of pulmonary complaints scrofuIa affcii ions
OF the stomach and liver, disorders OF the bowels,
&C., are permanent. They do not tempOrze with
| compaint-thcy eradicate it. With these remarks,
| which seem to us justified by the facts wo invite
attention to DR.. Roback's advertisements. I'm
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-25

Jov TO woRLp.--Thc greatest, medical discov-
cry of the day. Read the adve rtsa ameDt th Ga ded
"HclmdoId's Genuine Preparation I'm
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-25

LIFE PiLLs PnoSix BI11EHs.--1he scdentary
denzen of our large cities, ih. .leadne
dyspe psa short brcathngs pains In the region Of the
pieuritis and the liver Should invariably try tho ef
fects OF these medicines, instead OF rosorting TO
cuppinR, lccchiDg or phIebotomzing. Thousands OF
lives have been saved by the Moirat mcJicincs.-
Sold by W. b. MoFFAr, sS5 Broadway, New York,
and by his Agents. It.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-25
HooFLAND'S GERMAN BI1TERS SUPRRI0R TO
ALL PREPARATIONS NOW IN USk.

Dear Sir feel bound to express my qualifications
taSou for the lkcalcuaDis lbeDciit hn, Jerlyci
FROM the OF two bottles Of your German ittefs.
be, and cheerfuily them TO the public as
safe and remedy for the diseases they iI-
tcnded for, aud superior 10 all Preparations in
| USE Very respectfully, IL OFPENHEtMER.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-05-25
"A. q. CROWLEY,

Cash paid for Grain at HIltimes.
POmeroy. April 20 --l6- 3m -
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-06-12
Parents, Where are your B0ysi

On last Saturday, after it was known
that Mustoe Chambers was drowned, Tia.
ny parents were hurryiny to aud fro, to
ascertain the whereabouts Of their chil-
dren. This was all natural right, and to
be expected. Bat We could hot help re-
Numbering that soDe Of those children,
who were the objects Of SO much solici-
tude, were out, night after night, until a
late hour. ii the company Of the wors,
boys in orr town, learning to swear and
fight, and tie parents resting easy, lot
thinking that their children were 10 dar-
ger of worse fate than drowning Boys
that run the streets at night are very Of.
ten commencing course Of life that leads
direct to the penitentiary or gallows. In
olden times it was taught that man was
lis brothers keeper; but III the present
time, when money seems to be the sole
object Of life, the practice is, to great
extent, not to be the keepers of even our
own children. This is all wrong. Pa
rents should know where their children
arc at all times, and what company they
are in.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-06-12

specimen Of the swill feed, which they
win submit to circumlocution chemist
for examination. When they ret his
conclusions, they will "set." like CON-
mittee Of geese, two or three weeks on
the investigation and finally hatch out 1
"report" thas win "cacklc-ate nobody's
to blame" and give the late whitewashing
an Official coat which win plaster the
whole thing over, aud, rs far as legal
sanction can do it, allow the prisoners to
pursue still longer their dsath-dealing
career. The press and public opinion,
however, will see to it that they do
not.
We are talking brave amount Of war
here, on account Of British aggression |;
but | don't see anybody's hair standing
on end for fear Of fight. The only
place where any fight sticks out is Wall
street. where those constitutional enc
mics, the Bulls and Bears, make use Of
the least interruption of peaceful rela-
tions to run up or down the prices of
stocks. just now the Bears are on top,
and prices are down; but that state Of
things won't last week. The war cloud
will evaporate in no time, and prices and
affairs viii resume their wonted tone.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-06-12
Michigan Robbers.

\ band of robbers in 0tscco, Michi-
gan, has lately been broken up by the
citizens. The vigilance committee ares
ted suspected person, and putting one
end of rope around his neck and the
other over limb, told him if he had any
thing to say to speak at once, or he would
be a dead man in FIVE minutes. He at
once eg3ed for life, and gave a complete
confession. There was secret organi.
cation, known to themselves as the "Sons
of Equality" Five We're arrested in OF
seso. Three of them confessed, and all
were sent to A!legaa to jail The Jail is
guarded night and day. They gave the
names OF Others, in other parts of Michi-
gan, and stated that they were branch
OF the Indiana gang that was broken up
LIST spring. by the citizens there.
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Affairs in this Territory are again in a
very unsettled condition; murders and
robberies being of almost daily occur
rene. These outrages arc committed most
ly by border rufhans from Missouri. and
aportion of the men who went to Kan
sas with Col Buford. la another column
We give an account of the murder of Ave
men by these marauders. Hamilton,
named in that account, is one of Col. Bu-
ford's gang Of robbers. 1t has been re-
ported that one Capt. Montgomery has
been committing outrages upon the peac-
able citizens of the Territory. This is
doubted. It is probable that Hamilton is
the man, and not Montgomery. If it is
Montgomery, he is but paying the pro-
slavery men in their own coin. 1t is due
however TO the citizens Of Kansas to
state, that they do ne, approve OF such
course, and will sid in putting a stop to
it. Capt. Montgomery is not IN officer
in the Free State ranks; his commission
was taken from him in February We
tear that civil war is about to break cut
with all the bate, and greater force, than
my that have preceded it. The Blue
Lodges of Missouri are crcaniz'ng, and
threats have been maIa against tile Free
State settlers in the southern portion of
the territory. We learn fro,a the st.
Louis Rspa5tcan th:t on the 3lst ult ,
thirty boxes of muskets were withdrawn
FROM the Missouri State -ArIory aud
shipped to Kansas City. They We're in
charge Of the Quarter-master General,
and We're shipped BY order of the Govern
or. The presumption is, that they viii
lind their way into the hands OF the
members Of the Blue Lodges, and be US
ed against the Free Sta.e settlers of Kan
sas. The Free State men are lily pre-
pared to receive the ruaians, as most Of
their arms were taken FROM them by 90
vernment forces in 1896, and have not
been restored as yet. We shall look with
great anxiety for news from Kansas for
the next fortnight
The commissioners who are to regulate
the election OH the land grant are making
a show Of fairness, and we hope they will
carry it out. The vote is 10 be On The
first Monday in August.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-06-12
Peterson.s Counterfeit Detector.

FROM the faiaaeiphia Public Ledger Of Ma, 27th.
\ reliable counterfeit deteotor, prepar-
ed expressly for Philadelphia, has long
been needed, bu. especially within the
last year, Petersons' entirely supple
this want, for it is accurate, homes. ana
thorough, being supervised by Drexel 4
Co, Of this city. The June number,
just issued, contains perfect list of all
the counterfeits, broken banks and rates
OF discount on bank notes. Tie objec-
ton brought against many Of the coulter
felt detectors published elswhere, is that
they are merely vehicles for levying black
mail, cannot be urged against this, for
the character Of the publishers, 7. ID.
Peterson 4 Bros, and of the editors,
Drexcl 4 Co., are above suspicion. We
would advise all persons to sub scribe
10 this Detector at once. The price il
0 'ly one dollar year monthly, or two
dollars year for it semi-monthly.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-06-12
Proceedings of the Republican County Con.
vnpfinus.

Proceedings of the Republican County Con.
ventiOR.
Pursuant to call Of the Executive
Committee, the Republicans of Cedar
county met ut the court house, on the
9TH inst, when the following proceedings
were had:
The Convention was called to order by
J. W. kynctt, when b. 4 Paving was
chosen Prcsidens, and J. Ii. Cue, Secre-
tary.
s. s. Daniels being called upon, stated
the objects of the convention.
The following persons were appointed
delegates to attend the conventions At
Iowa City:
J. W. Kync,t, Zenas Brown, s. s.
Daniels, J. Maynard, Ii. c. Gill, c. A.
Pound, Wells Spicer, B. F. Pawling, and
l.. Jennings, to the State Convention,
aud Hon. J. W. Cattell to the Congress
ional Convention
The following persons were appointed
delegates to the Judicial District Con-
vention:
Hon. J. W. Ca:tell, z. Brown, S. S.
Daniels, J. W. Bagley, J. Maynard, w.
Spiser, b. T. Pawling, j, Ii. Cue, aud
Hon. Ed Wright.
On motion, it was
Resolrea, That any of the above dele
gates who may not be able to attend, be
authorized to appoint substitute.
On motion, the following persons we're
appointed as the Executive Committee
for the ensuing year: s. S. Daniels, chm;
j. L. Ray, Hon. j. w. Cattell, b. +.
Pawlin-, and Geo. Schumacher.
On motion, the following resolution
was aiop,e2:
Resolcel, That the Executive Com
mit,ee be authorized to appoint one Re-
publican in each township, who shall be
IA corresponding member of the county
Executive Committee, and whose duty it
shall be to aid in the organization of their
respective townships.
On motion, the convention adjourned.
b. +. PAWLING, Pres't
j. Ii. CUE, Sec'y.
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GOV. DKNvER's ACTION.
From Kansas.
MosEKA, Linn Go. X. T. May 10, 1853.


Yesterday party Of pro-slavery men,
from Missouri, came into the Grading
Post" situated on the military road lead
ing from Fort Scott to Fort Leavenworth
where it crosses the Usage River, about
three miles from the State line. They
were not seen till they emerged from the
timber, and rode up to the store. Here
they took Mr.. G. W. Andrews and John
i. Campbell prisoners. They then star
ted on the road towards Kansas City.
They overlook here Mr.. StillwelI, from
Sugar Mound, who was going up to the
river for load Of provisions. They took
him prisoner, and ordered the others to
get into the wagon and ride. In half
mile further they came to missionary,
by the name Of Rev. Chir,es Read. =
They ordered him INTO the wagon, and
dismissed Al drews. They continued on
for two miles and half, when they had
taken twelve mcn.
These men had bce7 taken at their
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How Kansas News il Manufactured by the
KuffianS.


Kufiians.
A Leavenvorth correspondent of the
st. Louis Democrat, connected with the
army, and for several months situated at
that point, writes as follows under date Of
May "a.
Since my arrival at this post have read
"a the Missouri Republican what purpor-
ted to be copy Of the proceedings Of a
meeting Of the committee of Safety"
composed of Free State men and contain
ing outrageous and reasonable threats.
| kaon something of the origin of those
proceedings. / know that they were
concocted and written by Gen. Clark,
Brockett, DIR. Hamilton, and their ilk,
while in secret conclaye at the Western
Hotel. General Clark was the man who
carried the documents to Captain Ander-
sons apartments. The object in this
rnse was two fuld--to excite the country
at large, and the soldiery in particular
against the Free State men, and to keep
the troops with them to protect them in
Their rascality. This statement is true.
and can be proved. have felt it my du-
ty to make these facts known. Ishal not
pretend to justify the acts Of party Of
Free State marauders who have been or
derlng pro-slavery men off their claims.
But ! will say, that they have been goad
cd into bitter retaliation by the pre.
vious outrages of the most precious gang
of villains that ever infested country.
In 1856 this band Of thieves severely OBJ.
pressed all Free State settlers, driving
them of of their claims, robbing them
Of everything they possessed, and barely
permitting them to escape with their
lives. This system of oppression they
have kept up ever since When they be-
came powericss to act within themselves.
they made false representations to Gov.
Denver, and had troops sent to their as
sistance. They then undertook the game
Of plying the soldiery with liquor, and
working upon the bascr passions Of the
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Banks n, Iowa.

On the fourth Monday in this month,
June 18th, the people of Iowa will be
called upoc to decide at the ballot box
whether or not they will have Banks.
On that day they will vote for or against
the new State Bank Law and the new
Free Banking system. Our readers have
had an opportunity Of exam lining these
laws for themselves. While it is al
most impossible to draft either State
Bank or Free Bank Bill entirely IN
Objectionable in all its features, yet We
think that the more closely these Bank
ing measures now before the people Of
this State are examined, the better will
they recommend themselves to public ap-
proval. Each measure or system has its
minor faults, but we are convinced that
in no other State in the Union is there
more safely guarded Banking system
than that which Iowa will possess in case
of the adoption of the acts now offered
for approval or rejection The necessi.
ty of some Banking system in Iowa has
been apparent SO long, aud at this time
seems actually so indispensable to State
and people, that we anticipate no seri-
Gus opposition to the establishment of
Banks under the acts proposed.
Blanks or no Banks" is no longer a
question with us. In this case it is SIM
ply-do these acts provide for a sound
and safe system Of Banking? No party
now declares itself opposed to Banks
Here and there certain men and certain
newspapers may occupy this position, but
no political organization at this day main
tains it. The Democratic party, which
once opposed all banks of Issue, have
made themselves directly responsible for
the establishment Of banking systems in
many States. They formed and esta5-
lished these systems, and leading men of
the party have been the first and largest
benefciaries under them. In this State,
we are pleased to see that there is 70 ce.
cided opposition to the adoption of these
Banking acts. They were passed through
the Legisl ture by the votes of men of both
parties, and without the display Of any
general party feeling, They should thus
be voted upon by the pcople-solely on
their own merits as banking laws. Any
determined opposition to these acts will
but bring out larger vote for them.
The people OF Iowa have long wanted
banks and they are determined to have
them. On the fourth Monday of this
month, they will have an opportunity of
carrying out their wishes, and it il to be
hoped every citizen will then take time
to 90 to the polls and express his views
by ballot --Dar. Ga.
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HEALTH AND BEATTY

no. g be Me most beautiful woman 4, ~.
Moria. HOW to be more beautiful after marriags
i ~ " more ugly as most wives now Are -
without losing II 70 rself How 10 he ,.i.l
OUT perfume, cheerful without s.inalants r ,sa
Nilnoat rouge and radiant without paint T,,s
means are certain, within the reach Of every -
~ ana are detailed with ample directions in :
:. .Leuef 20 ladies' which will be mailed nrenais
Or American coin. Address asa"pS
23tf mn TT Cu
NO. ~ West 18th Street New vi
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District Conyention.

The Republicans of the Eighth Judicial District
are requested to meet in conys ntiGn et Cedar
Rapids, ON the 18th day Of jane, tor the purpose
of nominating candidates for District Judge,
District Attorney, and Member or the Board Of
Education The ratio Of representation will be
one vote for every one hundred votes cast for
Gov. Lowe, and one for every fraction over fifty.
Benton county will he entitled to six delegates,
Cedar 10 nine, Iowa four. .Iones eight johnson
twelve, Liam twelve, and Tama three.
BY order OF the niairiet t,nra,aittee
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For the Advertiser

BAD noAD-NNRoAp. All lovers OF
good roads are invited to attend "Bee"
t II the purpose Of opening the road from
Solomon Aldrich's farm to Rock creek,
near Mr.. Webb's, on Thursday, June Il
All are requested to bring team or tools
Come one, come all, and bring your neigh
bors and your dinners.
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evolution i'm New Orleans.

\ mob, styling themselves Vigilance
Committee, has taken possession of New
Orleans. The mayor has surrendered
the city government into the hands of
the Committee. The cause of the reyo-
luton We have not learned, as We arc
without mail since Tuesday last.
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Republican Congressional Convention.
SECOND DISTINCT.

The Republicans of the Second Congressional
District of the state Of Iowa are hereby notified
that Convention wiii be held at Iowa City, on
Friday the 18TH OF June, A. u. 1858 for the ppr-
pose Of nominating Republican candidate for
Congress for said district and the tfansac ton Of.
such other business as may be deemed necessary
for the interest OF the party.
The ratio Of representation of each county.
will be one delegate for every 100 Republican
Votes and an additional one for every fraction
over h!y, the vote for Goyernor at the last oeto
Der election being the basis. Organized counties
having less than one hundred Republican voters,
will be entitled each to one ieiegara.
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ignorant, in order to induce them g Joln
in their hcllisn forays upon inonens'vs
persons. 80. osrt
Justice to some Of the citizens o. Z =
Scott dem,nds thst sheald Soy thsis arg
many honest and conservstiye sen.'s -
there, who do not approve this course %
conduct.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-06-12

New ORLEANS, May 2.-Walker's
trial II concluded. The jury disagreed,
ten being for acquttal and two for con-
yietion. Judge Campbali's charge was
ext. Q nely partial and stringent. A new
trlal y urged Immediately BY Walker
The District Attorney has entered a
aoRe troseynii n Walkers case.
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NOTICE.

Ta nps.e Notice is hereby given ,h., :.
Come y is5s, Of the County Court ~ 1e cure .ane
N msa IOWA the Executor ar the Essa.. - N t
filed ss aes late % Cedar County, ssan
e which sen sspo,, Of his aoipgs IN the prrmis
been eon.,nnes ed, .n, mn we hearing thereof has
asa y persons interested are thsrcsa o. sald
hat saia na.ess they appear and Object ,hers.c
ua. a.. report viii be xpn roved AMI sss hereto
the pIem uharsed from farths duty or ishi,x 4.
GEORGE SMITH.
s@ County Judse.