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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-13

& RENE COURT-Ci City aud County
~ of New-York -MALTBY O. LANE, Pstraf. sgs,ns:
JAMES n. RICHARDS, Defsadsn.-Sumrious fcr MONEY
demand (Com. eryeil To JAMES ~.
RICHARDS, defendant shove named: You hereby
moned and required - the complaint in this acton
which this day fled IN The Office Of the Clerk Of tie CITY
AID County Of Newfors a, the City Hal in the CITY Of New
fort AID 70 copy Of your said complaint
he bscbeTs their office No Beesnsn stree. lover tue
P.It Bsns City OF New York within twenty days asr the
rve Of ths Summons you exclusive Of the dag such
service and you fall 10 the said plant within
the thine aTesai the plaintiff in this sca will iuiz.
meat you for the Of four hundred AID fifty dollars
with Interest the day June thousand
hundred and hty beside the Of this acton-Dsted
July 1855 SHAFPEP GAPyIN DODGE
ly3 lsv6xP Plaintiff a.tsra.ys
No Beekmaa street. EewYoIk City (o7er the Prs Baat)
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TOP s.yA.yAT aedFLORIOA.-ThsA uisr-
ts1Assra- So 3,>.z'sAip Cc--Ds7' az & -,
g.szsaic HUNTSVILLE ~ c9r-s.1sl =, -
Passs,. T. 5s-E14l VIA ClE-?vse- seenG -.
f-arc-,t tcx,t. . "a sI Seutzom,iT v
IS CzEa5-s IS Albany Ga ga y - =.
Orssus So p osI.ti PEI to- C' ~ .rvyr r. =
I..c-a.o< Ct bat per eslt A2RJ u T. b 1HoA" ~A
c.. NJ Is Vets
TOR SAVANNAH AND FLORlUA,-'c o.
MAIL LISY hro.i,s s.asmshis ALABASA Nsf
O. ). srck VII i..y-or SATURDAY. Az II :, 9
T. ton Psr.o. Sol E.y.r Cssia pss,ss 9 So, -,
Ahr, a.! Nscon BIZ q stinG .srel en- % t'.,., :,
f-.Ihs {: p.ssszs sppyte SAINT Z NiICEtLL ScN W
"a a o~d.., for Fcryts conr, ~ ssTsn IN esSaS
- 49, N-3-exAsT All Fr5.Y
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Esgal Notlees.

SUPREME COURT, City and County of New
- Yors-LiENA KtHZ plaintiff, AGAINST DANIEL KUN,
d.ieadsnt-scmmons for reettCcn not served TO the
the Ia this scon, which flied in the office Of the
CLERK Of the City sid County Of New York the City Hal IA
'd cy snc to serve copy Of yoIr 70 the ad
pant on the snosibe At t Office Number t6l Sixth
IN the City OF Neviork within twenty days after the service
u Tbs you exclusive Of the dag Of such
snd you fail 70 the said comp within tho time
sad to- Palh in i, action will apply 20 tie Court Tor The
reie 1msnde1 ia tae complaint Dated New York July 1853
jy.3 lswsvf DAVID LEVY, Plaintiff Attorney
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CUPREME COURT-City AID County of New

~ NENE COUhI-CIly dl'I COuIty OI NrW-
~ York AUGUSTA PARRAaORE agt. JOHN ". PAR
RAHORE.-s unfnous-IO the defendant above named You
hereby summoned in the Supreme Cour 10 the
Augusta Par the above named plaintiff which
cynpn. lied in The oce a the Clerk Of the City aud
County Of New York at the City Hall. NewYotf City.
1oh day Of July 1885, and 70 copy your
The sb,criber a. MS otce, No. 81 BTcsdwsy NewYors
City, within twenty days the service OF this
you, exclusive Of the dsy Of service and yo1 fail said
Complaint hereby required the plaintiff will apply to the Court
foT the relief temsl dsd the companDatsd July a. 1850
J. {. VAN LOON, Plaintiffs Attorney
iyj0 lsr6wF' No. ST Broadway NewYo,t
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rgr apr,T cvNre ~ poI-rT

DEM VANIA RAIL 0 A D,
TIE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE.
fhe Psna,yvsaia Railroad connecs .. Pittsburgh with rst
roads 70 aud irum st. Louis Mo- Atom 9Aena and Chicago III
Frankfort Lexington and Louisville KY xena HAe Madison
LAystse and Indianapolis Ind Cincinnati, Dayton Spring
aeH Bslefon.sns ssudusky, Toledo ClsyeAs1 Co.gmbuI
zsnesys MassIoa and WOOSTER Ohio aso with the sses.e
packet boas from aud 70 Nswore st. Loui Louisville alS
Cincinnati.
Yhron1h cte1 for hs East b. hsi any 81 the above
uonsd places in shs Wee.
PASSENGERS will 6ni this this shortest most ex,sii1ous
ssutoT table between tao East aud West
from NETWORK TO CINCINNATI IN 81 HOJA
IRON NETWORK TO CHICAGO IN sc HOyR5.
FROM NETWORK TO ST. LOUIS IN u BoUaA
Fare a. low any other route.
Boo hAndbills In the h2tss Of tnls city,
Yhfou1h Tcke,s further informso, rnsy Is hal sl the
sNos Of the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
NJ. is.or Hcgss, EeDafws,.
JmlsrJ !. 1885 J. L. ELIICT7. A,spL
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Professional Notices.

GOALS 50-Familie, laying in their supply
~ tss have tss be. quality ssve Rssss 0-sis xna fur
tve'eI fa ycas corner q Kss s.t 3r.sves- ia, No 6
Csos. Acc NJ II D,sus& asA ~ ssar lie q,
NAT. OLlnCOU
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.d9I. 49, n iass:H - ~ css

PaNg LAND 5cros s.. r.r,, "a -ao,
ssTTlDAY -. .s.a eAy q A-.S rsr- e. .oea. 80 e. -
% A. on ~ "a As,-cy 10 ST.. s,Ass ~ - ., -
slcos r.,r.sa.
=, .---s /, ~ % s,5a.@.c t3V "a. c. a - oshI
IN T.. s-h,,ss rss---1>s Q, . DDH..rs-s,
eLrt eS.s t. Ia ta:-rs 49, - la. M
t. B rt. D1v ssr,i to-- =. osss :, s.se s.a.1
go. - h,.a T,,y.. T-.I,sc' uo-n ths E,i sFs.tea
10 to Cca ,szy Al a. p,yssisi = ~ - 90 - $3.50
w. iL.ssts sem. a. - g. p is,,tis r
-, -. az t1s sIhE on pa shnr te' ca
-, ts-1h 80 e s. -J'spa a "a s,1-a, :: y
Ar cft.. Coz.us secf t. As'ssI "a . - p
= - >, ss,cz ssd fo-.flhs t1s
a 80 g.. va 81 p, s'A-s 3.1s any 50 Il '-N
49,, ..,,s,s, -. vii - -sy,Sss u Az n 80 LA.
asa.sf - CO. 2,J oast5i ~ 2'S7 al -'-"'ut o.
AZ $4,000 s.,s s1bsyi,1su 70 e., Dos1 stj -
,,1,. s-y,nps.sta day .. Aly5H 3ers saj III
r..xu.. ~ .c1r.1y, yitooit ns1ii ooan A'S's<
oaai t,s 1e.s cf E-:a soesdfes,,Is ~ p.s
10 Tn D. o-a. "a .5s ssysn-eeats o. . 2,Sn5>>t
q, 1xsary per cat tao seTeateeota o. OcNoe-.-
- 49, = ca. On tas sve1t>s1,a Of ho-eri9-
g. TN, D, cssr o. It's s-Ts1t,sct1 o: De'sno7''
s. Txsa.y o,x os.s D. tss ssssasssrc Of jta AJ'
v.srb larai,srt .ros7t T.. h-s Bonis ~ D '"ls4
Ia $500 Al r io1s-st vaeH psJDs7n eve raAoe
OF p.yu ira nay .. mad earle ~ noIins Us
tF,4 AxsocY tasfsof :. tas Ds ~aea IA tx payment
rasjo 80 ,. e., no 49,, r. III a, ,k,
are ,popx.ed far receiTst u ms payment
toe Bond. pa By o AID the bone' Az Ieoss's Csc
pam. ID IL iSs Lssts Of the CogPa3J - 4,
fon .,- sovs COZ itoas tas Losn VII bs svGjsi 70 u-
h1,s. So oEbs b6ie tae Company rs'eVaf 70
1 rf " ooDajer hs respolsoty u Sis ps-~7 AAs M
P"p q WATSON T-sAFl.sI of ths Fiscal Agency.
t.0 - CsJ Excasngs Bosi0a. SsAi
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Hle0ical.

hURING the past year over 500 persons have
IL b,e- LAsriNGLY CCRkD BY me- OF
hOCTUREA EMISSIONS.
8 in mind sae body who the DAY which
Them birth happy beings who be. Cd daily
that they living sols, DO thus suffer- Direct with
stamp nclosad, Box No. l76 Charestown. Mass
NO MORE SHAKING.-The OLIVE FEVER
IN and AGuE PILLS will In weeks the wors,
o fever AID that exists, matter you had
Successive Summers Tasy fee from Qgnns aid all dele.
.rous drugs harmless ia their sOn and vii leave the systn
strong ard hestiy.
Yor sale al the principal Drug stores Price 81.
Wholesale Depot no % CouItAnit
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s"s1' CHARLES MORAN, Psssiieai
nFNN SYLYANIA RAILROA D.

DENNS YLyANIA RAIL y D.
u II. GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, con meeting me A. s
r.;., WITH Western North Western and soth esetn S."
by ooutiuuous Railway direct This Raef aso conn~v u
Ptt,br.h with daily lines Of seamers to al Pi 90 US ee
ARR Piy, and A. Cleveland and Ssndsky with the %
ii, nor. on the North Western LsSes-mskng the mo"
cheap sai reliable roa.e by which FAEIodf can D.
TO and from the Gre.. West y,rrz.rsou
RATS BITHEEN PHILADELPHIA and PIT TSbC hoh
Tr,sr CL,ss-Boo,s Shoes, Hat and Caps Boots 75oens
Dry Goods tin boxes, bies and trunksl prsVh lOD.
boxes .ad bales, Feathers furs &c. ,.;..,..'..:,
s.soSo h,l D-,,, In caskO Had. soceas
L.hDS - X. vi, on boxes Woo! ani Sheep To- D.
Pe,ts Eastward &c....,..,... ...........'''..'"(
4HisD G. As,-Anyis Steel Casr' I'm ess,b :ocsnt't
Hemp Bacoa .ad Pork ssl.et Goose or u sace 100 D.
Tob.Sco manufactured exc, n C.ssr or Sut Ss.,
I1,stH t tI, r,tu,d1 lad .ni LAID scsst,p
r. ~ ga. a. 1.-,n.n Cav TT Ptch I l0o ..
FLoJs- p b5. Uni. further noiic+
(;g,H- n go d until farther notics
Corros- bss exceeding 90 . wsi5es innI rir0he'
notice. - -, ,.r,.,..r. =. 49,,
srai,- ~ mai ths package Via Psnnsyvsn, RA-os AL
"a. coo,raad TO &c Isent. Of this Road P.ts,A
P.t,bu.sh y NJ b. forwarded without detention
FsylGHr AoFArs-Hs;r.s WoruIey Coz MenpAi,. Tenn
r + ssss Co., ST. louis; p. O. ORely Co EvslsVl,e'
Ind D1me.nin Bel Co.. n6 Cater Jewet Loabyiilsl
Ky B. c. Medium Madison, Ind Il. W. Brown u 70 ana
Irxip Co CaciIrsi n w Graham Co. Zanesyils OIoi
Lee-a Co. No 81 Kiby s.. Boston Leech CO. No AHot
House New York aud No South Wil'ams. Nev'forsi z
J. sneeler, Phisis.phA Assrsv koon' bAi'in0E'i D.
stewrt Pittsburgh.
T A. SCOTT, Superintendent, Altoona Pa
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OyyicE NEv.YosK AND fsIx RAt ROAD Co.
New York June IL 1884 y
NETWORK AND ERIE RAlLROAD.-lhe
IN New Yo,i All Ere Railroad Company have esrneSy sn
d..-o,.i t1ns lie past mocths 70 esAbisn ana
unf and renIners:ve sss Of trhc By the 'o1 graz
-,, copna, th Asar,c cities and the West Having thss
IN this aad believing b. in.udous and % ln
srs t.c By the OF FREQ Passes o the emp yeu, OF
ruprer, AID solicitors By any othes uadernsndei
Compaay rather thal r-sort 20 suci means HAYS
reure tS- fares sneT MoniAJ neI Zen last - 'o
Re.wee en- New York and Oankrk, to.'.'......'.''Ss ~
R-exesn New York and hao to- ,.......,.. -"
Between New.York AID hiassa Falls or su'P'a"oo q.
s'sS' '''''' CHARLES MORAN. President
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1nsrraure Companies.
CcpartnsrsbiY Notices.

TIVE FIRM of MORSE q Co. il this day
i DISSOLVED bJ MA coEsea. ny. A. W. MORSE WI
- q $50 A W. MORSE,
N'a - " T. TALBOYS
NOTICE OF COPA2TSERSHIP The undeI .sEsd h,Ts
tn day formed Copstusis7 urder the nArne OF mOhSt
C.. IN tas ts,ssotion e COMMISSION BUSINESS IN
STOCKS BONDS Dontst aud 7 oTeiyn EXCHANGE ard
COMMERCIAL PAPER-No & WiiIi.tl e., New YoiG Az
10 EDWARD WOLFt,
A ". MORSH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-13

COR CHARLEsTON.-Ihe steamship MEN,
i PHl5 Csps W. Wesoa VII issvs p.ss No 1. n r.. 90
sssoons ais I1salas onsaAf p: esas sn,ctsa tao
NJ. Wss.S., soE7sr L 5s1v
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-13
STATE BONDS.

CALF ORNIA STATE BONDS.
CnlYoRNIA STATE BONDS RECEIVED and trans
itsd and there exchanged for the
Bond. aired by the late ndne sct) and
delivered parties in New fOrk and otaes principal
Atlantic eiaes, BY
VIM. L. COLEMAN & CO.,
No. s. WALL-Sr
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Hets Of the old issues Of California State boss VIII bear
IN mind that they Must be presented Sacramento City before
is JsnsGTt osrt they R BE- erHded from hs rorlsons
ana bs~ 81 TIA fsndsns act aud bstorsrer ssbar'sd
SACRAMENTO CITY AND COUNTY
BONDS
arc rv~-v-d ard transmitted TO Sacramento sxchangei
Cor tie Boals the City aud County required By
late II aa9ssot
CALIFORNIA COLLECTIONS.
OUR SAN FRANCISCO HOUSE gives special attention 10
COLLECTIONS oil principal pilts In CALIFORNIA and
OREGON Returns promptly made Ia gold OF Ia good Bulls
r,ousssd Manufacturers and merchants making sss 10; Ca
Ovgon transmit heir bills OF stins through
invoices pd for the arrival Of the soois
thsrs giving purchasers full benefit Of the tims .sls
yr, sellers maintaining control OF tacr property Until
paid Tor.
COJPONs ON SAN FRANCISCO CITY BONDS payable
10 Sac frsneso, collected or bought, and
f\CNANGE on San FTsacsco for
ADV ANCEs sce on shipments OF approved AercAsri.s
oonsiyrsi 20 ouI Ssn EIsrci.oo House
Nm 7. COLEMAN Co..
No So Wsl,-, T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-13

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FromJ j. rs
III 81 a5s Trains viii leave Chambers Station f1lovsr
sxfrUfrsins = n. and Albany and Troy Pssssa
or frxin II % aud lo:a for Dobbs Feny, 30
nd p M for Tlrrytovn s. y m for Sing gns 10 Is y
md N fof PousAie,p.i-s !. N, m and $50 P a
fsrytown and Dob6s Yery Trains sop the Way Sts1onA
PASSENGER ks At Chambers Canal Chnsopher and s:.sta
trHns TOT .wYork leave Troy 4Ss aud 10: Is and -
nd Sis sad Albany +:+5 and To-: IS . n sad 80
md s:ij p n ca sandayh o. s:t p N
A.YsMIrH Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-13

NB-Nri oil Packages Care Of Ha''sJ MoBriis Clsrs.
land. Ohio"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-13
SIMON DRAPER Auci oneer.
DY SIMEON DRAPER Once No. Is Pine. II

II Rezs Auction Saes Merchants Exchange EVERY
DAY Stocfs and Bonds bought and sold at Pgivse Sale
SALE THIS DAY Al u! O'Clock. See Catalogue.
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NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
IN 1852. SuMnER ARRANGEMENT. us

Conmenci.g May 81. 1854
Passenger Station Ia HevYork. Sh-st and i:h ~
enhance 27tA-st
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK.
FOR New Haven, "a m. lex iS:4S SIS an tsH) sad
$50 For Bridgeport: lex Il IS s. IS 4S lex
and Sc, Yor Aord Srstford FIrfed Southport aud
wsSport, = m; 1875, s;H and 5.0p N For Norvlk T.
- 2:<5, 545 40 lex AS $50 $50 For Dsren
and Greenwich :, - Is, SIS T. a. 30 S:Ss Yos
SaufHd J, lex 81 n l.:S. s:t5 40 lex 4 Is IN
$50 For fort Chester All iasrnstis,e sss1ooA
l92 5:S As, $50 $50 N
CONNECTING TRAINS
for Boston. "a m tex AN teKl gor HArtfori sad
oprrtfsd tex 40 lex 70. Connection. r:
kdrosi TO Montreal lex Ior Canal kAlrosd to North
.mp,eu "a N ,eIl; ani is:S For NswHssea and
sevLoDto1 Railroad A. N. snd 4 - For Horsa.oae
Rsii.rA 40 For Hsrsssaek RAs,rosd, 10
II IS 5S M rx Dsnblry AsdNorvLk Railroad !, Z
go N JANIS Il HOYT. Supsdn;en isot
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WI COMPANY DIVIDEND NorICE-A dividend ofTWO
PER CENT the capital stock q this Company will be paid
The de-. demand AFTER the 18Th lust al the office OF
CAMSANN Co, No. 60 Waist New ioIk, Aug 10 lSS
By order, r. wilson, treasurer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-13

NAY BOAT for ALBANY and INTERMEDl-.
- ATE LAHDINGs.-The steamer ARMENIA fron trot Of
Murray st., MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FhIDAI, ~ . ~
MARE REDUCED TO 80 CENTS from NEW
YORK 10 ETW-HAvEN. by steamer ELi CITY. every
m By ye.usr TRAVELLER every nislt At II. No
charas tor beiths. RiChAHo fhSN, As----
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-06-29
hSloa .nt S.islwm,cr, N5tmnesota.

Tho Saltwater "Messenger," of the
l5th inst, gives an account of a Serious
not in that city, on the night previous
n large number Of meu engaged in the
lumber trade. who had not received their
pay for some lime past, fell upon rather
noyel plan "f settling their accouns.--
Headed, and led Oh by set of desperate
rutiians. who had no such excuse, and
whose only object WIS plunder, Il combi-
nation WAS formed to sack and plunder the
town. taking from whoever had money or
other valuablcs until their demands were
satisfied
The design becoming known, large
police force, supported Ivy a military com
rany, was organized by the citizens, and
acted with such energy and bravery that
the mob was almost instantly dispersed
and several of the leaders arrested. A
desperate attempt was made TO rescue
the prl ouers, but without avail. A mil
isary guard was kept up during the night
and no further outbreak occurred. No
lives were lost, although many were more
OF less bruised in the conflict
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-06-29

A SCENE IN THE LIvERPooL Police
COURT T-On the I1th inst, James Smith
second mate of the American shin New
York, and William Denny, carpenter of the
same vessel, were arraigned before the
Liverpool Police Court, charged with as
saulting William kinley, seaman on
board the ship. In answer TO the expla-
nations of Smith, the Presiding Justice
addressed to him the following plain and
decided language:
"Iou are great coward and scounJreI
The Americans are disgracing their coun.
try by their cruelty TO the crews of their
ships. and if they don't find correc tives
on the other side, they shall on this. The
penalty we are about TO infiict is less than
the enormily of the crime. Men like you
OF respectability, who are no doubt tauubt
a great deal better, conduct Yourselves
toward this poor man, whom you consider
your inferior. i'll the most brutal way
kicking him in the ribs, hitting. him in the
lace, and knocking him about as if he were
an old. shoe or an old hat Such conduct
Is not to be tolerated here, and you must
each pay tive of Is, OF 20 20 prison for
lwo months
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-06-29

THE MISUNDERSTANDING, Peter
sons and Godey's Magazines, and 1.-The
Ladies Repository" for July. have been
received. We have not time for extended
notices. These several works go excel
lent in their respective departments,
and SO generally known and appreciated
that reminder to our readers of their
prompt appearance is all that is necessary.
The July number of each of the above,
iuify susiains the reputation of their
publishers Specimen numbers may be
seen at our office by any Of our friends
who wish to- became subscribers.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-06-29
CIRCULAR.

On the first day of July 1857 B. A. Fahncstock and Co
'" fahnsstoek' OF Philadelphia, Pa, A. B. Hull of NeyYork
and L. Schwartz of Pittsburgh, reassocacd themselves for
further term of business under the style and 6rm as heretofore Of
B. A. FAHNEsToCK & Co., Pittsburgh, Pa
b. A. FAHNESTOCK & Co, Philadelphia, Pa
B. A. FAFINESTOCK, HULL & Co., New York Citv
IN each OF which three cities continue Wholesale DRUG
Business in all its branches
Particular attention will be given the importation of ropr
eaV articles from aoroad and full stock of wccstatshcd
P'iu ae VIII be Kept constantly for SALE Orders for our
are the SOLE PRoPREroRs and EXCLUSIVE mANurAcruRERs
ou oc addressed to either of the abovcnmcd Establishments
Wo c0"'NnS hs "aan4'ctrS Of White Lerd Red Lcad and
LHhnrye at PHs0wrgh. ' w
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-06-29
III 0 w a r D ASS OCIATTO
Pi1lLADE LPHIA
Important Announcement,

70 all persons afflicted with Sexual Disco.
u SeS, such as Sp=rmatorrhsca, Seminal
Weakness. Impotence, Gonorrhna, Glrrt,
SyphlIis, the Vice Of Onanism or Self Abusr'
&C., &c. -
The Howard association, in view of tho
awful destruction OF Enman life caused Inv
sexual Diseases and the deceptons prac
used upon the unfortunate victims of sucb
diseases by QuackS. have directed their Con-
snlllhS surgeon, rs charitable act worthy
tlielr nalne5 to give medical advice gratis.
al persons thus afflicted, who apply by letter
with description Of their condition, iope. no
cupaton, habits of life, Seq and in cases of
extreme poverty and suffering, TO furnish med
lcIne Tree of charge.
The Howard Ass, citation is a benevolent In
SllulIon, established by endowment, for ihe
feltl OF the sick and distressed, afflicted with
NlfUlent and Epidemic Diseases" II has
now surplus OF means, which the Directions
nave voted to eXPend in advertising the abovp
hotlce, 1t is UecdlesS 10 add that the Associ
alIon commands the highest medical skill q,
Inc age, and wall furnish Tie most approyed
modern treatment.
Just published, by the ASSOCIATION, n Renort
on SPermatorraa, or Seminal Weakness. tbe
wee oil OnanlSm, MaSturhation or Self AhuSe
ana other diseases of the Sexual ORGANS. br
lhe consulting Surgeon, which will he s4n.
by mail, lin sealed envelope,) free of chorre
on the receipt OF Two Stamps, Ior postage
Address, Dn. Gro. K. CAI.moUN,,Consnitino
surgeon, Howard Association, No. ., SontH
NInth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. BY order of
the Directors. -
Geo. FAIRoHELD, Sccy. EZRA d. HEAKTwEL, Pros
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-06-29

FORGERY ON THE Pension OFFICE
John w. Gully, IA man sixty-seven years
of age, has plead guilty in the United
States Court, at Raleigh, North Carolina,
OF defrauding the Pension Office, and
forging land warrants. He was sentenced
to thee years imprisonment and fined
$4,000. The sentence would have been
more severe had not the prisoner heen af
flicted with an incurable disease. 1t an
pears that when the present com missioner
OF pensions went into office, having occa-
sion to refer to the last census report, he
made the singular discovery that in the
entire State of New York, ACCORDING TO
that report. there We're but f~ur revolution
AIRY widows drawing pensions, while in the
small county of Johnston, in North Caro-
lina' there were six. Suspecling all was
not right, he sent an agent to that county
to examine and find out. The agent soon
discovered that the whole was fraudulent,
and that this man Gully had not only
drawn their pensions regularly. but forged
the claims for the bounty land, certifying
the afhdaVits, &c, before himself as mao.
istrate.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-06-29

DEMocHAcY-T The Hon. r. L. Cling
man, recently member Of Congress from
the. Eighth District of North Carolina,
has addressedSl letter 10 his constituents,
on the occasion of accepting the appoint
ment from the Governor as United States
Senator, in place of the Hon. Asa Biggs.
resigned. He rehearses the history OF The
slavery contest to show that the South has
accomplished substantial victory over
Northern injustice, in securing the repeal
of tie Missouri Compromise, in obtaining
access for slavery to all the Territories,
and in the enactment OF law admitting
Kansas with slavery, if the people wish it.
The recent decision Of the Supreme Court
is also noted as II matter of special impor-
tance to the South. He winds up with
good word for the Democratic party, call
ing it the only party which is reliable OH
the "Nigger' question.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-06-29

L1FE lLLusTRATED.-Of all the publica-
tions of our country, we know of none
that we could recommend more cordially
than the one named above. 1t is truly
wh": its name imports. No person, and
especially no family, can read its weekly
contents without relieving lessons Of in
striction that must be of lasting benefit.
published weekly by Fowler & Wells,
New York
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-06-29

MIsSouRI.-The emancipationisis ofMis-
souri, are bringing out their candidates for
All active CANVASS in the several congres
: aIona1 districts, and in some Of them with
very hopeful prospects of success. Col.
j. NJ. Richardson OF Richmond, late Sec
letary OF State, is ON the stump in the 9th
dist'ict. against Johu S. Phelps, Democrat.
James Is. Gardenbire, lately elected Mayor
ct Jefferson City on the emancipation
Issue, ls the candidate against Woodson.
American and Democrat, in the 9Th dis
tIct; Judge Albert Jackson has become
the candidate in the 18th (Carutheis') dis
ttlet against Noel; and Harry Branch has
taken up the banner of free labor in the
veiy home of Atchison. Stringfellow and
border Tutfianisn, the IlL district. In the
81. Louis ditrict. Judge Gamble has de-
cilned the American nomination, and the
mel leans and Democrats are united upon
J X Barrett, in the forlorn hope Of being
able 10 dsieat Frank Blair Jr., the present
free labor Representative.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-06-29
Arriving at Cincinnati. Thursday morning.
Soap and Candle Mandatory,

THE subscriber has the pleasure to an.
nnounce to the citizens of Pomeroy and
vicinity, that he has opened IA shop or Sncar
Kun, nearthe Tannery, where he will mann
Iacture, and keep constantly on hand any
arlcle IN his line OF business; and we feel as
Sureh that we can give sat rslaetion to ali who
may favor lIs with a call,
~: B.-All orders attended TO rs soon A.!
possible. DAVID GEYER
Pomeroy, 4 ng. "a, 1S59-tf