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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-07-14
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.
4 EtNecolent INSTITUTION established .
spectat Indictment for the Relief
Of The Sick and Uist,esscd,cf-
Rictcd Nth Iirllent aud
EViIfmi UiscaSfs.

E1idfmjc Diseases.
Tie HOWARD ASSOCIATION, In view Of
IL. rwful destruction Of human life, caused by
sexusl Giseasts. and the decepticns practiced
upon the unfortunate victims of such diseases
10y QuacAs, several yeaIs ago directed tLeis
Coasu!tirg Surgeon, rs CHARITABLE Act,
Torthy Oithcir name 10 CrcL DisprnshIy Tor
H. treatment Of this clats Of diseutcs, in ell
their forms, and 70 give NEDIAL ADVICE
GRATIS, 10 all vi, Srily ts letter, eib
description Of their condition, t8ge, occupatiop.
E.,J:ts If life, &c. aud in cases e ex,r,p-
poverty and suffering, 20 FurSisH SEpiclsrs
FREE o. CHARGE. 1t is needles to add that
the Association command. the highest Medical
sE i'll of the age, and will furnish the uc2tpT-
provedmoderI treatment.
The Directors Of the Assoc citation, in their
Annual Report upon the treatment of Sexual
Diseases, for thu yearending January let, 1875,
express the highest sGiisinctiCp with the suc-
cess Which Las atte, dId the LAHORE 0! the Con-
sulting Surgeon in The cure uf speImatoril1s,
Seminal Weakness, Impotence, GonorrhGa,
elect, Syphilis the vice Of Onanism or Self
sLuse, &c, ind OId"r, n continuance Of the
same plan for thv ensuing year.
The directors, on review Of the past, feel
ASSURE that t!e.r !ubcrs in this sphere of 10,
ncyolent effort hive been of great benefit to the
ailicted, especially to the young end they
have resolved to devote themselves, With re-
newed zeal, to this very Important and much
dcspiseG cause.
An admirable report on SpcrmRtorff ra, or
Scniaa! Weakness, the vice of 0naLism, Mastur-
baton, or Self-ab1se, and other diseases of the
sexual organs, by the Consulting Surgeon, viii;
besent by mail lin sealed envelolo,l j EE OF
CHARsE, on receipt Of W0 STAMPS for pos
tnge. Other Reports md Tracts on the nature
and treatment OF sexual diseases, diet, DC. aro
constantly beinppublishcd for gratutous distri-
button. and will be sent the afflicted. Some
of the aew remedies and methods of treat
ment discovered during the lat year, are OF
great va!ae.
Address. Cor Report or treatment. DR. GEO.
r. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard
Assoc!ation, 10. South Mint. Street, Phiip-
delphia, Pa, Dy order of the Directors.
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, Pres't,
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Sec'y. Dec. 2, 'bs-y.
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sAbSEssny E3cEing, svy Il, 1880.

agents FOR the Civilian. Telegraph
TIE following arc .ho oply agents Of tae Oh
william Telegraph. Authorised to ecler', md,
receipt for moneys duo .his ofhes'
}. A. kurshAuTy. Baltimore.
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THE NATURAL REMEDY,

WARN SPRINGS MEDICAL Water, from
w ELINTSTONE, Md Recent Important
Analytical and Experimental Discoveries
This water is bottle and for sale. Guaranteed
as recomm ended, or the money refunded
Cures both internally ard externally. When
drank rests lighter on the stomach than any o..
Their known-a perfect recohciliatOr TO the ex-
cited bowels and kidneys. 1t contaias cooling,
healing ardinvigorating properties. One tIIn-
bier full drank removes from the stomach in
| ten minutes, foul gsses, heart burns, weight
and feverish seneations. One tumbler drank
per dey acts as a protectorate in many respects.
Two or thee tumbers and one towel bath per
day cures in shoIt time Dyspepsia, Nervous
meas, Diarshas, Mercurial diseases, SidL ev
disease. Chills, Fevers, Rheumatism. Female
Complaints. Colds, dc. aud is the best remedy
known to- strengthen the stomach and give ap-
petite. II also cures diseases Of the skin re
moves pimples, chaps, sores, sore eyes, sun
burns, INSECT bites, poison, scald head. "opens
the pores, softeas sad smoothes both the skin
and hair. givinga delightful glow and cleafness
to the skin not exceled or met with.
Any amount OF Certificates can be procured
from Eighty respectable sources to fully corrob-
orst4 the above. N. B.-Sce further notice and
directions op the bottle. Sold BY
HEALEY a sHRIvER, Druggists,
CumbeYlvnd, Nd. For the genuiu g, see writtsn
signsturs on the seal of the bottle of
T. McELFISH, Flintstone, Nd.
June ., is6'.-H Bait. Clipper copy!
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The Vienna correspondent Of the London
Times aSo"rts that for the last ten years mat
'erS have been SO terribly mismau0Ced in
Austria that it will lie almost miraculJus if
the Empire escapes dissolution
In an autograph letter the Fncneror hts
caused ordinances relative to the PrntcStauts
III Austria to he issued, without waiting for
the revision Of The Council Of Safe.
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Naples, J"se H6.-By decree inst issued
nnc hundred ana thirtv-scveN refugees are
permitted to return, and all other Slci'ans
ho!linC permission and promising obedience
TO the laws.
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SALE.

DY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court
ID for ALE gany County, asa Court Of Equity,
in thecase Of AiJheu. B eail and Samuel Eek
les Trustees against John and Sarah c. Long
abaugh, will sell t public sale,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-06-21
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMED Y
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

PROTECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
Prepared from prescription of Sir J. Clarke, NJ. d.,
PLY sician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This inva liable medicine is un1iilini i'll the cure of
all those painful and dangerous diseases to which the
female constitution is subject 1t moderatcs all eX-
and all distractions, and speedy cure
may be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
it is peculiarly suited. Ii Will, short time, bring
on the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Govern
Stamp Great Britain, to prevent counterfeit
CAUTlON.
These pills should not be taken Dy females during
the FIRST MONTHS OF pregnancy, as they are
to bring Miscarriage but any other time they
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain
III the Buck and Limbs, Fatigue OH slight exertion
palpitaton of the Heart and Whites these
Pills viii a when all other means have
failed, and although powerful remcdy do not con-
tain iron, calome anthony, anything hurtful of
the constitution.
sole gent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
(Late l.. G. Baldwin Sc Co.. Rochester n. Y.
N. B.-Sl,CO and postage stamps enclosed to AN
authorized Agent, will insure bottle of the Pills by
return mail.
For sale by II. Reed, Pomeroy, o.; 7. d. Park, and
SURE, ECstcin * Go, o.,Cihcinnat, y Y@1ylt
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-06-21

through false pretenses. But these men no
doubt rely upon the fact that the great
mass of their readers take no other papers.
and will not therefore be undeceived.
Any candid person who will reflect but
for one moment must see that the neces-
sites of the party make it imperative that
one or the other section must be cheated;
and past experience ought to teach them
which it will be. How long before all
who are honest will see the trick and
spurn the tncksters? We are happy to
know that many are making the discovery
and acting accordingly.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-06-21

is rapidly increasing. In spite of all OBJ
stacles, they are increasing IN intelligence,
and consequently in power. The process
of amalgamation constantly going on in
the South, is infusing large proportion
Of Anglo Saxon blood into the race, and as
the slightest taint of color Identifies its
subject with the African race, an element
of fearful import is growing up that will,
if not wisely directed, prepare the materi-
ais for the most tragic page in the worlds
history. More than half million of these
people are now, nominaly free. They are
chiefly of the mixed race the sons of
white men, and any one who will observe
the movements of parties must see that Il
great party in this country are fast verging
to the mad and desperate scheme of re-
enslaving this vast population. Now, in
troduce the millions of savage Africans,
that would be shipped in with the insane
iecklessness OF unbridled cupidity, if the
laws against the slave trade are repealed,
and you have a magazine in our midst
which needs but the application of the
torch to startle the world by its explosion
If Jefferson, in his day, "trembled for
the fate of his country in contemplation of
the then immediate future" what ought
to be the action of honest men now?-
Can these millions, with their descend
ants, be held in slavery forever? Will
there not arise among them a Moses to
lead them to land Of promise; OF failing
in this, like another Sampson, avenge
themselves on their oppressors, even in
their own destruction? In any view of
the momentous question, Is it less than
madness to multiply the evil and hasten
the inevitable crisis by adding other mil
lions to those NOW here? Will our read
els carefully and nationally consider the
subject? We know our Democratic neigh
bors do not desire to bring about this
great calamity. But we do know, like
wise, that the action of the party to which
they are attached, controlled as it is by
Shareholders, is driving the country into
this conflict with all the certainty with
which effects follow causes. No sophistry
can hide the truth from those not willfuily
self-deceiyed. No cry Of Abolitionist
can avert the catastrophe. Deception
wrong oppression, may apparently tri-
umph for time, but God has so arranged
the moral government of the world, that
wrong persisted in, will, in the very ma
ture of things, work its own righteous
retri5ution. No nation can violate the
principles Of universal right, and perma-
nently prosper.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-06-21

Exy- John Letcher, the Democratic
candidate, has succeeded as Governor of
Virginia, beating Goggin, by small ma
jority. This is as we predicted, although he
was Denounced all over the State as a rank
Abolitonist
In speaking with one of our leading
Democrats here about the smallness of
the majority, he said "Letcher's election
was a id outrage on the Ohio De
mocracy that they had been for years
denouncing the Republicans as Abolition
lists to please Virginia, and now she had
herself elected id Abolltiunist for
Governor" &c. He said Virginia might
60 to but we don't like to name the
place. We thought, however, that proba-
bly, most of the politicians of that State
had free tickets to the locality named, and
would not thank their Ohio brother for his
permission.
But won't the Union be dissolved?-
Will South Carolina permit an Abolit ion
Governor in Virginia? She says she will
dissolve the Union Immediately if the Alb
olitionists are not put down. Where is
the immortal Quattlebaum? Won't Bu-
chanan look to the matter? Let procla-
nation be issued directly. There is trea-
OF abrol d. every man To his tent, Oh!
sIsrael."
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-06-21
intervention.

The N. Y. ebay Book of the 21st
ult., in the course Of long article argu-
ing the duty Of Congress to force sla rery
their e0iX, says:
"When Mr.. Buchanan, in the Sil:man
letter, declared that slavery" existed in
Kansas as absolutely AS in South Carolina,
he stated simple fact, though there Were
no legislatidnwhatever, for .he instant a
Missourian crosses the boundary with a
slave then, of course, slavery exists,
and it becomes the duty of the people to
protect the property in issue. THE Su-
prcnae tribunal Of tile nation has decided
that sOithtn tile Federal j jaIrisdiction tie ne
gro has no rights Of citizenship, and tie
people, therefore, haze social and political
relations and d~ties aOith tie master O7aLy,
and no more relation to his negro "slave"
than with the negro Of Hayti or Africa.
'But suppose the people of Kansas SO
perverted and deluded In regard to ne
groes that they refuse to protect this, slave
property, what then? WY, oJvi0usLy
Me FeaerdI government must do so, or IL
tails, as a0e haze O6SerVed, to .fuLft a .fumda-
madentaI duty Of all governments"
This is the authoritative annunciaLion Of
the leading Democratic Jou rnal in the
North. The party is as effectualIy cham ed
to this car, rs ever a victim was to the
stake. Dishonest demagogues, in locali-
ties where public sentiment abhors the
doctrine, will of course spout SCATTER
sovereignty to save the party from hope
less defeat but after election will acquiesce
in this, as they have in all other demands
of the Slave Power. 1t remains to be seen
whether the honest portion of the party
can be longer duped.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-06-21
;Y-E-- On Sunday. the 18th inst, the Ger

ne On Sunday the 18th inst, the Ger
man Turner's of Louisvil, Ky, held a
grand picnic in a grove near that city
| Some drunken rowdles tried to create a
disturbance in the forenoon, but were fOileI
by the police. They then collected large
band of desperadoes. res olved to attack
the Turner's on their return in the even
ing, which they did with murderous fury.
The Turner's, being apprised Of the de-
sign to attack them on or near certain
bridge, passed in another direction, which
probably saved many lives, as the mob
could find no other place So suitable for
their purpose. The attack was made,
ho owever, before the Turner's reached home,
and a most furious battle ensued, in which
bricks, stones, clubs, swords, pistols and
guns, were freely used on both sides.-
Many persons were badly beaten and
number shot, but so far as known, no one
was killed. 1t is said that at least forty
shots were fired, and the wonder is that
many lives were not sacrificed. These
dis graceful and barbarous scenes ought
to be suppressed at all hazards They
are disgrace to the country and the c v
ilization of the age.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-06-21
HOW Ehey do il

The "Courier," of Louisville, Ken
lucky, is the organ of Democracy in that
State, as the Cincinnati "Enquirer" is of
Ohio Both editors are Federal Office
holders under Buchanan. Kentucky De-
mocracy is fierce for code of slave laws
to be passed by Congress, forcing slavery
upon the people of the Territories against
their will, in accordance with the princi-
pies of Taney's Dred Scott Decision, as
interpreted and understood by the Presi-
dent and the leaders in the South. Such
sentiments being the very soul of Democ-
racy in the South, Of course, find place
as the most prominent plank in all their
political platforms. But it would not do
to let the honest voters of the party in
Ohio know that fact, and so the 'Enqui-
rer" and the lesser lights which revolve
around it, vociferously proclaim the unity
of the party, ard publish the proceedings
of these Southern Conventions, aOitA all
this corefully'lett out.
These papers very well know that if
their readers could see the real truth they
would leave the party at once, and hence
the persistent effort to blind them. The
enquirer" processes to publish the pro-
ceedings of the Convention which nomi-
mated Col. Stevenson for Congress in
the Covington District, but carefully
| Al,
nounced as the central idea OF Democracy.
What reason can be given for this. but
the deliberate purpose to deceive its read
ers? Here is Convention Of Democrats
who pass a set of resolution as a platform
of principles by which they intend to be
guided. They nominate candidate for
Congress TO carry out those principles,
who accepts the nomination., and pledges
himself to their support. Those princi-
pies are directly opposed to the matured
convictions and honest sentiments of the
people of Ohio of all parties, except few
unscIupulous leaders who have no princi-
pies. No man protesting these senti-
ments could get the votes of the people in
Ohio. But the votes of the people of
Ohio must be had or the party is beaten,
and the leaders will lose their offices. All
that can be done, then, is to deceive the
people, and that is the mission Of the
Enquirer" and its compeers. 1t conse-
quenuy not only misrepreaents the Re-
publicans, but falsifes the records of its
own party for the same purpose. II
therefore publishes SO much of the pro-
ceedings of Southern Democratic Conven-
tions as it thinks will be tolerated by its
Ohio readers, as if it was giving the ex-
preston of its Southern friends in full,
while it fraudulently suppresses the most
important resolutions, thus deliberately
deceiving its readers with the design of
securing their votes for the perpetuation
in power Of party whose purpose is to
carry out scheme Of government wholly
repugnant to their will. We are sure, if
the honest voters could see the double
dealing Of these leaders, they would spurn
with indignation the men who are fatten-
ing on spoils won by votes obtained
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-06-21
The Tender RIercics of Despots

Dcspotism is the same the world over
brutal, bloody, devilish. The following
Internally atrocous proclamation, issued
by the Austrian general to the inhabitants
of Placenza, could hardly be beat in South
Carolina. 1t is as follows:
A Provost Marshal's Court is organ
lied and only applies one punishment
that Of death. The following are consid-
cred crimes mourning that penalty.
/. High treason, or any act tending to
forcbly change the system of the empire
of Austria and the Iuchies, or to attract
or increase any danger from abroad against
the said States.
9. The cuncealment of arms or ammu-
milton of any kind. The public are par
ticularly reminded that the punishment
of death will be inflicted on any one, what
ever his condition may be, or however ire
proachable his previous conduct may have
been, who shall be found in possession of
arms or ammunition, either on his own
person or in his house, or any place to
which he may be supposed to have access.
3. Taking part i'll assem- blages, whether
armed or unarmed.
i. Illegal enlistment. acting as spy,
seducing soldiers, whether they belong to
the Austrian or allied troops, and generally
all that may occasion disadvantage to the
Austrlans and advantage to the enemy!
B. Armed resistance or any aggression
against sentinels or patrols, or the slight
est violence against any Austrian or allied
soldier. A warning is also given that the
sentinels and patrols Will not only have a
right, but are ordered, to use their arms
against any one who shall not yield at the
first sum mons.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-06-21

&c" Mr.. f. Kent, very respectable
citizen of Bath township, Summit Co, o.,
a mar Of good habits in very comfortable
circumst stan ces, surrounded by very IN
teresting family, wife and FIVE children,
just in the prime of manhood, aged "a,
and in the enjoyment of good health, com
mitted suicide on the evening of the 9TH
INST, about sunset, by hanging himself in
his own barn. The act has excited great
wonder, as there was no apparent cause
for it.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-06-21

ADD ANOTHER STAR Thirty
stars must be on the national flag from
and after the 4th of July next. This is in
compliance with the act of Congress,
passed April, l848, which declares that
on the admission of every new State, one
star shall be added, and that such addi-
ton shall take place on the 4th of July
next succeeding its admission. Oregon
was admitted at the last session of Con
wress as a State of the Confederacy.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-06-21

ANOTHER MURDER IN ST. LouIs-On
the Cd inst, Joseph Thornton met MIR.
Charles, President of the Mechanics
Bank, in the street, and drawing a revolver,
fired two balls into his body. The assas-
sin was arrested and lodged in Jail. Mr..
Charles died that night. Great eXcileInen mt
ensued, and there were threats Of Iynchins
the murderer, but they were not executed
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-06-21
Sale OF Real Estate by Order of
Probate Court.

nN the esd day OF July. 1859, at 2 O'Clock
~ in the afternoon Of the same day, on the
premises, in The Township Of Letar;. in the
County of Meigs, will be sold to the highest
bidder, the following real estate, rs the prop
erty of Levi Suyer, deceased, wit: Forty
acres off OF the west end of one hundred
acre lot, (No. 2I3,) range (11,) town (,) in
the the Ohio CompanyS Purchase, unincum-
hered by the dDwer of said widow. Appraised
nt 5000 90 dollars Terms of sale, one-h half
cash in hand and the residue in six months,
with interest on the deferred payment from
the day of sale, to be secured by mortgage on
The premises. ADAM HARPOLD, Ad'mr.
uue 2l 25-4t% of Levi Sayer, decd.
NHE lucg, st assortment of Pocket Books,
4 Sortmonaies Purses for Ladies and
Gentlemen, and Cigar Cases, &C.. to be found
at p. lAMBRECHT'S
June 2l-25 3m. Jewelry Store.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-06-21

BSPe ter Lambrecht again hangs out
his sign in our advertising columns. EX-
perience has satisfied him that it poys to
advel tse. Call and see his splendid AS
sortment of Jewelry. Any one in need OF
articles in his line would exhibit great
folly by going to the cities instead of pat
ronizing really deserving establishment
at home
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-06-21

HoLLowAY'S OINTMEST AND PILLs.-Prior to the in
PRODUCTION of Holl ways Ointment, cancers were
supposed to be ineradcuble except by the scapc cl,
but this doctrine is exploded. The most deplo-
rIblc cascs-cascs that could not be reached by the
knife by caustc-havc recently been cured by
this rfut disnfec which acts irrcsis
tbc counter rblast to the virus of the disease, ar
progress, and relieves tho empoisoncd flesh
terrible and offensive burden. Scroful % US
sores, tumors, carbunces, gIanduIar swelngs, sore
leg, etc. longer the bugbears they were in
times. The Ointment, aided in its action by
the Pills, inevitably cures them.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-06-21
n~Since the return of the President

EH Since the return of the President
from his North Carolina tour, the official
organ has begun to clamor with great zeal
for prompt notion toward the acquisition
of Cuba. The present disturbed condi-
ton of Europe is deemed propitious for
this undertaking. and the revival of the
subject at this time may be set down as
pet scheme of Mr. Buchanan, to which
all his subordinates and lackeys are ex-
pected to give an eager support.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-06-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DR.. RoBACK's SeANDINAvIAN BLOOD NEDIcNEs.--At
last sweden, the ingredients of two Remcdics that
disnfect the blood of every corrupt element, hav Z
been found. DIR. RCback has combined them. He
the result in his scandinavian Blood Purifier
and Blood Pills. They striking the faculty with
cnt, and causing thousands Of the sick to re
joicc. of Indigestion, liver complaint, scrof
ulu, rhq qumutsIn diarrlca, fact, in all dis
organic, they cure the patient certainly
as day succeeds darkness. See Adv.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-06-21

Et9"The Columbus Statesman says the
Sheriff of Cuyahoga county brought down
six desperadoes the other day, elected to
the Peniten,iary for various terms. An
attempt was made by the pr soners to re
volt and escape on the cars, but it was
speedily subdued.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-06-21

SALE OF FREE NEGRoEs.-We notice III
the Portsmouth (Va.) ''TrHnscript." an
advertisement by the Collector, proposing
to sell, on the 18Th inst, Lhirty-srN tree
negroes, men and boys, and seventy wo-
men and girls under "a provision of the
city charter directing the sale Of all free
negroes who fail 10 pay their taxes.