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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-06-11
GrDtnurt5 9lr. 80.

Uinc GrpinatS ~er9aa5enp au Sroiua'i
Mummcy 10, betttelt clue Csbinan5 ben
Martt III eer Stapt st. paul re9u@
I1rtno.
Tcr 2tobnasG ron ct, Yaal s~erprbuet ME
IO!At:
@tmiluns /. aeins VsrIpn lci innerbalt Der
z 5lptQ!iritE Dou ct. Vaul III irssIle ciner,
'2tole> Ytoe, Stanes posr anhrrr Y.abe friinrs
3ttib oe: ,rocne elmer art (8sfi'ss! uac 5irlt~
|tyt uu1agnemnsnl ii 0eringsreu G,;antit1ten
vpty aim NerfAufe nrsSubietcn, obne nprber cine
Ytccn1 III birien1 Snede seuplnn,en az baten.
Mbtttln1a9 2. Sygeub cine Yerfr1,, tpelde
"ipiinibt, sine Tirens 1T %bssommen, I'm 5ieijd,, wie
pbct 0Cl11t, al rcrfuufsll, lrQ in bic StnctfajIe
ric Suu,ure bp,t 50 Ibaisr iabrlih besahlen unb
ter Gt1biIdrcjbtr IT bier,ltt er,1,a1tiat nno be-
o~uftYa4t, uuf &ertpei|utg zines Gmpfanaldeiucs
WIN Stottl9abnrsilfer all lp!te Verlpu cine 0i~
ceus III strutfolgcn, uM,< mie risen bemertt, in et-
r9n beNimrntsu Gtale, Supe, Stanpe rrer aNs
ntyn Wlabe, Der lit tsIagtrr 8leens anausstcn 1T,
unp rel@er Ylhs nad esm gSn,tlbe Der betrefsu-
cen DcrI rn> md5rcno Der Oauer lpldsr Sicsns,
rutcent 1s turh bic Gnpollrun8 ~ssleltsn enrb
ctN G~!aDt(urcite, bic GrIatbniB east srbaltet,
tsme4jctt mctoet tanl fr'la'sS 6lfl9 81 ssrtap.
i'm ip!t9r 0ictns irQ ant smeite1 0tetIta8 oss
Monat8 Mtui, Der Der Belt bsr 8erabfplgunS Der.
ieltgn SulIdt fplgt, ~atlanfen ,re Ica bic init lel-
4rr Hrsn9 ~psriebene Verlpn nibt eru1a9ttgsn, AT
irsenb eiucm ~a>losrn, ais ben III Der 9ieens be-
nilnmtcn ptags gu sersaufe1. Sepea ioa sen
fejner Yeriou, bic an bic Stabt CT Yaul fur
ir0enp einen Stnt inrerhalb zines D1sntli4cn
Watftt5 bela9ter Stabi Hcnte besab!t, psriarst
!perpen, sins iel4s Qicens III Der 3sit su teb,aen.
udbreio msldjst bieiette fir lulben 9taa, we
pbsn selast, Hents bs5abis. I'd .rasl
Mttstluns 3. Srssnp sine psrIon, petge IT.
eenb eiue 8eltatn1unB bielsr Sreineu3 rerlsbt,
fo!l nab l%1eberpsllnng naspn nit elmer WslbbaBe
son niAt tpeniger ais fiinf u,b niGt mebr als
Gin Sunbert Sbaler beltraft ,perps1t.
M6tbeiluns 4. Disie Sreinans lol lit araft
tYrteu Don unb ntb ger6Hentlibul9 eerlelbsn,
8, 8. DpbgE gufc Warpin,
6%tattiDrsiber. pral ibeat bes Stabtratbs
@aiirt nit spri DrttItl Der s3tlnsn'sy> unsea9'
tst te$ 0etp8 peS MaYsrs. AZ
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-06-11

flrdterlidten 5dmersen itarb. Die 81
tern linb untrbfli6 iiber ben lVredli@en
Sob ibres oelietten 2tnoe5. Dies 1T
aberr1ale Elm tra1,rieer Bepeis, oaG man
&inoer ME porlihtis senus bepaden fam.
~ Wer bel BEN warmen Wetter ii9
an ei11er1 flibler Srt, Yerbunben nit Der
berrlibfen Mu6li9t bessbsn 1pia, lin Elm
@las spm e{ten 2aserbier 81 ~tyinfen, benz
eunpfeblen mir bic BON 5rn. 0epr9
Ben3 binter 1~einet1 BeleveoerezS alpn
11eu etnoeri6tete Spmmerwirtb}daft. 81.
Sen, bat feline So ten 9elGeut, um biez
lelbe re9t bequem uno sematbli6 gu MOI
6en> 10 bnB fein .abnltdss GtabliNement
TT Der 5toot 3u fa,pen 1T, 5eute Ntenb
wirb bte1e Spmmertpirtbldaf # nit eincm
srpben Concert er5fnet uno es ptro paz
bet aewib Steiner fcbler, cem es barum su
tbun 1T, einise Stunben 9emattli@ iusuz
brtngen.
~ in 5ru. Ebepb. @amm'5 be-
liebtem Minnelptatbal" inoetam pfnsit<
Monta9 Mbenp mieoer elmer jener 9dQe
itatt, moran mar 1i9 tet5 NIT @srsnaesn
ertnnert.
a@ Nu6 i'm uDafotabz5auS" beg
5rn. Spbn &obl> bent uWnSlowz6puIt"
9e9eniber, 1tnoet am Wbet,o be5 Yfn9ft<
Wo11taB Elm lolenuer 8au fatt. 4ss
&c Die Mnseise BIS 5ru. Ybilipp 9hiu>
Charming betrefeno> fentltsn mir treset Mansel
an Belt unh Mnuln nirtt in pieirr Summer auf-
nsbtneis> soerbea t~islelbe jsbcd lit na4ffr STUNT
lnsr brinaea.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-06-11
GcmtiDc Sn,tf

%tU~c SuNI =
+. & 8, Wi((ius, Saint pau(
81 els (Uriber Meyer H. Miltus.) ~
Dielsts umfaBt neblt euen lit bas Bautfad
tit1ldblagtnetn helpaesrs ~fe!senee s3weiae:
-: Wetbfel ouf Deut1Ulanp,
irrie an aue Sauptpias PC Braafreids, Der Gbmsi;
une bes SnIaupes iperosn ltets in bslietieen Be.
traesa urs s1 ben sinIiaaen 8sbinsunssn absr.
0sber. rH!@&@G
.n Die MuS;abluna bon @sleern Il
in irgeub eiuem Ibeils DeutjbIaub3 unb Be,
Shncis helGaTfu mir. inbenl mir ben @eaenmerth
her lei inns eil,sesablten Srtrage btn Gnlplan,
arrn lsttit in ben ettlegesh ru Srtldaften, fritcn-
frsi in's 5aus lenpe. la0eu ,uue fGIuneu uniers
Aaftras8ebsr bic Observation-Disclosures ibres
5tsnHss lpassr bsi ms snteeseaaesnlen. Server
br(prgaa mir Die ,E-l.rassg 1rE w
.a"~ IN" Ginsisbune spn Beloern
il eurrp1 tne aerpen bic tasu frFprorIi9en
papiere, ale: s~S..~ -. .1,77'@as% - ~
%E., 8pllmadten, .r %". -
Ysysi1tleiltun9Surturben. Gpsten|dbsinel &C. DOT,
unS aasaeferttat rnb pereu s@uItistsit perburst.
aud te{arsen mir bic s~unlularilge Bsslaubisuns
lpltcr Dofluneate. Il s.@s ts..;e: =. sass~s q
"a. Ya6aae(deine
aur freien 06atrt iiter Brenlen nadt tNew< gJorf,
Baltimore cher Metp~S r!eaus seratfelgen tpir at
settssmS6sn preiisn. Salde G6sins babeu mir
fir bic IL ~eenItben beianuts perlpu @ultisteit
uuo fpnitsn widyt son b~erlelter n~erfatft pser iber-
traeen .pcrefn. 2Birt oer @6eiu ron bsr betrei-
icnptu perlen snidt beaust, f. fatten mir benz
Raufer b~elelbsu bic Sauflummc, abSuelib Cont
r~1!{lcn, suriid. a.. ~. ~.s ..4,
Bir Deraite1 i3in(e n auf 0elper,
bic auf bftinmte 3eit tsilas oeppnirt iInb, iber-
nebmen ,hie Selsguse pcn gapitalien in Wrunb~
eisentbant porr asaen S,tsrelIen ami n
Grlie byppibetmtibe Siherbstt;
!aufeu uup Serfaufeu @plp unp Siiber, ~telorgfn
bic Ginaiebuus ton Wedleln uub Npteu in Urgent
einem Ibeile Der gfreinisten 9taaten u,b snblen
bic bSAite 9ramie fir 42Hs9" :.a.l
8edlel auf New<gprt st. Souls &c.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-06-11
Gtoetsm usstgete*
StAbt~Verpronung be5uglib
bet .Ounbe.

Wttbei!unG /. Srgsnb Elm 1bterI tpeldf5 sur
Gunte+ Jiaes aebort, uno neides III ben 8s|ls IT.
olpt zines Giurpbrsrs Der Stobt ct. Yaul
fonttnt, irl bon ts(a9tem Gtntprgner fcgieit bel
tcu Staptl4rsibsr sinre8t{trirt tperbsn u1lb belag"
ter GMwobncr (pQ Ut Der e!ben .3eir gum Bsi len
rcr Etnoi fir jeben punt einen utb fir jepe
Sltncjn III Ifinsm ScTB faNf Ihalsr aa ~belasten
GtaotI4rciber be5ablen, wstGe Steusr ipSana
}Ihr}it4 an pen Gtnbtrid)tsr 81 sntrt4ten II. Sr~
Qcup eut I4iey, 5aE pul,ofrhee 9%sDpreno, 1'r tpel'
dee iolde @teucr ritt be5hblt t0uroe. fam, tperla
h3;{tIte yuuaberlGuft, nuf Bsfe9l oe8 Dfasors pber
Icij;giuti; utiGct.! ,ocvecn rNt IS If thnen bier
iii. :ur Nniat Bsmobt, oieie !)!abrsgel lit Strait
ia }fEtn.
%trhej'unl 2. W,cr;aNo TGl bont crhes Sag in
%}rnat >,uui bis g}Nt 'r'en 1a3 I'M Mn,tat st.
t,,,1 jrDrn ,}attC6 (etne 0unte ttilFrQaIt Der
,dctdrtrf unbsr !0IisN. Iaien, optc bnb bisiel~
5}r Mi gtncn1 ,luttn DRAFT 9!auisorb betlstoet
r%t, ne.ber Nebtrrt nit Nctttn pHtr Ee1errltnen
~ortGrjl II t~cJe(ti1en ii, un5 obne rap ~hcIaBtcs
Sr!tr fn &algtanb nit Gldn3snbsr metaAeher
ate, rguia'teltS ctnen 3pt tyftt, nit setn Nla-
.'!n ll3 GiGentbinarS lcierliG bnrauT elt,gsartrt
taof, - bl5 Nptt Ycrirn IN oislsr Mbthe|Iung
rrlut stet IopDbi DGn, Der eiren btrb Gatt ODER
III eri)eu Be(iY Elm lolasr 1T, ala ben @igentbumer
gincB 1uurP5 pDer elneE 1uaelE, =
WhtttthlnG 3. G9 lpl fir it8ellb cine 3'tr'c on
.s]rBlidy lein, ir0eno eineil '9nnp cter pNaeItl, t'e
vtu?rbnLb rer GtNptgrdn3eu bfn Grforoerni1tlt
BIZ yprNtr1ttenpGr Wbtb;l}ur8 5unIber ulatsrlai~
Ht' ii, IuNncn neGoen, III ttbtcn.
NYhetlurg i. GG ipl Wirmanb eriaubt iein,
N ~oel1oter Gtnb! eirfn 1unD r5er Sunoin Dptt
4yrnrijoem uno wilpen 4%baratter gu battsa Dper
urDtrlMfeu III la'en nNter Stra1t ora ~ 8ta"
Ter fir iep2 3ur;oCYDhnplun9 lsnt Der poltsfta,e1
rect irper? enc lNhgre WerloN int HERMIT teretD"
t1F ir1cnp lrlteu Dumb cper Sulteiu, bic " I'M.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-06-11

New~yprf,6 SUM
--Jieher.--5 $50 Menldeuleben
Derlpren. - 2n Der settle BON Bro@
iIlien Bat Elm furGtbareg Sturm aetcbt.
Son Babia iiclih 1T Die eanSe Suite NIT
SOif5triimn1er bs|at,
Cine braiitant(be JreSatts stnS NIT
$50 Wcnlden III Ornnoe; muir 40 ypn
900 nurpeh aerettet.
Su 9iio berrib oo8 selbe Biebsr i'm
tbdltm Orace. Id9ltd fterbsn 1auienoe.
Sine eayItiNe Brig perlpy nadeinanper s
Gopitatle, uno Der itdfe lie9t jeBt tpptz
fvQnf D0rniecey.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-06-11
Sir earpenter.
YerlanQt werpeu

Susnpen, 1upfsr, MeiFns, 3inn, Gi{fn unb
glet, 'pofar bic better pteils essabIt teeresa, bel
nabe Der 9fil6ule uab Episeopalti1de..
EF Nu9 persen Rasr CARPETS auf Beaeauns
fetr gut 11no biais anseferist unb .ssnne,tt seldnits
teus 2ampea ba;u selisfert perbea. 46bl9
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Stabt ST. . aul.

kaD@ Nir rnade,, rniers osrsbrl. Selcr npn
ct. 9aulauf bic 5tatt- Nn3si9en III finfr aaoern
Spalte auf merfiam, H.. '"'~.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-01-04

BfHKItfAGE GUIDE, q.
.d3 lByODR. WM, YOUNG
MARRIAGE GUIDEEtsa rAaatl 81
e,1 n,sn = an,tsa BY DR. WM. YOUNG
MARRlAGE.G E.GulpE. 5si,aa a. .lgs e
ssh.eft ,fi 80 2 by ,DI1l WM. YOUNG!
" MARRIGE q GUIDE--zYouko's .GIlkAp
pHIlsToL LopIcAL WoEK: The POehet ,.4fascn-
toFiNF,a or every one his own Doctor, by
lNm4 XOuug, Md. asHfI-ssi-0 Y4desI
~ Itis.wtrittsa y in plain iang,iAge foEihe zen
erhi1 render, PnEl IL iinstrafrd viii i-upwards
81 One Hd nlred ETtRraaines. All young mar
ried peapls, or ihose contemplating marriage,
aud bAyinHp the lessat 3mpetiimenr 10 raafrie ed.
life, should reaalt hisn bookl II discluses Sc
cpetsHtithai every ,0ne should be acq0aintei
with; stillJ aitn is a. book thnt must be kept
locked 'upJ ana not lie about the house II
will be- sent 10 any one on the receipt Of twer
fty- five cents. Address DRgi WM YouEc, So
Spruce street, above Fourth, p hiluda., Pa.
I,U JuneT9,i ir6T--yTsii binr shi hpf .1irt
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-01-04
Fever and ,Ague,

from, which mankind suffer over a large part Of
the globe. is the consequence Of diseased action
in the system, induced by the poisonous miasm Of
vegetable decay. This exhalation IS evolved by
the action of solar heat wet soil, and rises with
the watery vapor from It. While the sun is below
the horizon this vapor fingers near the earths
face, and the virus is taken with 1t through the
lungs into the blood. There il acts irritating
poison the internal viscera and excreting organs
OF the body. The liver becomes torpid and fails to
secrcte not only this virus, but also the bile nom
the blood. Both the virus and the bile accumulate
in tho circulation. and produce violent constitu-
donal disorder. Tho spleen. the kidneys, and the
stomach sympathise with the liver, and become
disordered also. Finally, the instinct Of our or
gRuisrn, as IL in an attempt TO expel the noxious
infusion, concentrates the whole blood of the body
in tho internal excretores force them to cast it
out. The blood leaves the surface, and rushes to
the central organs with congestive violence This
is the CHILL. But in this effort it fails. Then the
FEWER follows, in which the blood leaves the CEN
tral organs and rushes to the surface, as II in
another effort to expel the irritating poison through
that other great excretory = the skin. In this
also it fails and the systeIn abandons the attempt
exhausted, and waits for the recovery of strength
to repeat the hopeless effort another day. These
are the fits or paroxysms Of FHvBR AND AouB.
Such constitutional disorder will OF course under
mine the health IL il is not removed.
We have labored to find. and have found, an
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-01-04
HOWARD ASS0CIATI0N
fretI PIEILADELPIIIA.
A Benevolent lnstitutisn established by spe
, ,. cial Endowment for the, Relief OF The ..
2 ''' ~ Sick Snd DSi ireSsed, ahiicted VI
~ with. .Nifdlent and Epi-
dcnlic Diseases.

ift err .sh dCnlc DiSeaSeS.e aW n
rJNaR HOWARD ASSOCIATION, I'm view or ths,
- awfl destruction Of htlIJsa iife, Aused % frx
lHl diseases, and The dsfcItoDH prHeticed upon the
raj iiiTected their Consulting Surgeon
as "a e tihRiTABI.E AIT worthy OF their name, to
Opcna senrnry for the treatlnent ef this clnas OF
dissAses, Ia all their forua, and 10 give MEDICAL
their condition. (re, its
Of life, Gc.) and In easea Of extreme poverty, to
FURNlSH MEDICINES FREE OF CHAR6k. il IL
needless 10 add that the Associntol.i commands tho
highea Medical sktii of tho age, gnd will furnish the
uiUst approved mo'lern treatInent. 3 g - .1@i
The Directors OF the Association, in their Annual
Report upon the trcatmcnt Of Sexual Dsenses,
ycnr ending January lst, iS5s. expness tho highest
sutsfnc ton with the W hich has attended tue
aborH of the Consulting Surgeon In the OF SpeT
rhri,, Glost, Syphilis, thc vice or onansm Self
abuse, &c and order goniinu vance OF the pa IN
for the ensuing year. 's- . zee r4,.5lI 80 -
Tho Director, a OF the past, feel assn rcd
have been Of great benefit TO ths afflicted, especial y
10 the Young, and they have resolved to dcYotc them
slI With renewed zeal, this worry important aud
| much dosPiscd cnuae. s-- tf.. Fs.f.4 .yrirri Be-.
An a,liniraLe Report on Spernntorrhnna, or Sem.
inal Weakness, the vice Of Onnnisnl, MastuFbation
f-abuse and other disc the sexual organs
by the Consulting Surgeon, will be sent by mall (iI
! sealed envclOpe), FREE OF GHARG X, on receipi
! Of TWO STAMPS for postage. Other Reports and
Tracts Of Ihe nature aud Of sexual disen
Gus distributon, and will be sent To The afflicted
Some of the rruidies and mcthods Of treatnen nj
discovered during tho last year. great value
| Address, for Report or treatment, DIR. G EORGE
CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Inward Associa
ton, No. South Ninth Street, Phiadoip phlR, Pa.
/. .'s..,.I n BY order Of the DiroctorI. n st5...
! .EfHasF = EZRA u. HEARrWELL. PreAidont.
| Gro. FAIRCHiLD, Secretary .sH 3S-F-t-nuylJ
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-01-04

your sew ices atc Valuable, we m mustrA0d
scfastIli 81 \ Is 6lI haIaiy Hon lfeeaiye
seHfnTballJefd dyllArs ~ 8pa RetH &
h,syT z Siil,eall Il eight ISpdred ana finys.
A. sudden 1i.siit ASskea H,to tho face of
the unlsappy CLERK; Seeing which the en-
splSyat, alwatiy blessd Ia blessing 6nothet.
HSdds.,4 ri Sai - 'sdi .silai7iv 7,ns ~ !
,.s And Il, ,stsil be JOr the last as, volt as
for the coming year Il will fill you out a
cheek for " hundFed and fifty dollars, rs
the balance dtie younp TO this day ,
(, 5"' The feebngs 81 Jacobs were too much
agitnIcd, TO trust him, with oral, thanks. as'
he received the check, which the employer
Eiinmed iatelyy6ll lied Mp; but his eeuptvs,pace
I Expressed his grateful emotion
A dittlei time af,etwart the yon6g man
entered Tie store of Edwards, ,wh9 met
\ him with !. smiling face. ,d u-,s .gisas.i
ns-I have come to settle yonr bill said
tJnctJbs. Hc TitHsf>+of t5'k hHt .N3yTet
IrYot needHe have troublsd yourself
about that replied the shopkeeper, ;tal-
4 though money is alway 8 acceptable
y The money was paid, and the bill re-
ceipted. when Edwards, rubbing his hands,
mn arioI peculiar q 9iiigl heniin happy
france mind, said-7 d ge,ooW .aiie
tAnd now what shall show yon"
! 'Nothiug.j was the young man's reply.
"a ,Nothingl. Don't isny that replied
4 Edwards. & .Pye just got abeantiful lot Of
spring goods tsh 70 "a]'o 2 o,lS%a,4
Il Iaye 70 more money to spare, an.
sw cred jacobs. tAX .haqQ 20 b-fgasia
sn .Phat'siof no consequence-your crcdl
ie good for any amount !oi a'!"."e > T.
"a world too good, 1 find. said Jacobs
beginning TO button up bis coat with th'
} air of man Who had'lost Bis pocket hook
and feels disposed TO louk well that bis
/ purse idoesn't'folOw in lho same ubpro6t
D able direction. b sin1r ~,d oH7d<#fk 4 ,
How SO! What do you meah?' asket
: the storekeeperys X = aE.'S
= MY good credit has taken hundred
and twenty dollars outof my pocket re
9 plied Jacobs. e vol @i'erI ~ Lit1sI
: 4 Il don't understand you, sa,d Edwards
Hooking serious.' --s7aii a.t~ro
: 'It's very plain case,' answered Ja
9 cobs. This credit account at your stor
' las induced us to buy twice as many good
as We otherwise would have bought, Tha
e. has taken sixty dollars out'of my pocket
and sixty dollars more have been spen
under temptation, because it WAS IN th
purse instead Or being pairbout'for good
credited to us on your books. Now q
, you understand me?' e7
II The storekeeper was silent. aoA efh'0
Good morning, Mr.. Edwards, said ia
cobs; When ] have cash 10 spare,
shall be happy to spend it with you; btl
no more book accounts for me- q ~
Wise will they be who proil by the ex
perieiice of Mr.. Jacobs. Those ere dit nc
counts are curse to n people with mod
crate incomes, and should never, uEde
any pretense, he opened. L tBI
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-01-04

A FTER years Of study and experiment, l'r koDack.
species Of mountain herbs OF his native land, which
and by restoring tho corrupted fountain OF life to
condition of health and purity, exrels disease from
may he its character. Indigestion, nervous com.
rs early stages throat. bronchitis, fever and
-ague, asthma, low spirits. sexual incapaehy, femi-
paralysi rheumatism, tunor cancer, dIa
totes, lssitnds and debility diarrhea, and all other
riders Of the organs Of respiration, the tbs
Ger, are unerrinry cured by this rrsparation Il is
kali Ia to acid: IL neutralzes them With absolute
certainty, while at the time it regulates the
secrrtions, removes distractions from tie bowels,
creates appetite, renews bodily vi2or, aud regrner
are the effects Of nr. Roback famous scandinavian
b. Bosa so i i1, eoIaGsoH Ti,h
atethe most painful disease, but their re-
inc and snEthsn lif The opaGsTy :PS%
Roback presents the result of twenty years experi-
PHI should be. NJ" QUO can doubt their superiority
after single trial Price OF tho Scandinavian
Pfsy, Miami County, Ind, Aug: 1857.
kosaSf; esys s,s rsesipea y, so much ssus %
F1s that have thought IL my duty, and II is lcss
case ,"'i WAS years aetsd Win thai Tsne Of al
comfort, aud efieicnc! in business dyspepsia. To
used to rid myself of this disease; would indeed %
Try your renedies,- through, the persuasions OF a
friend After using them idaN3, tly
benefited, and in short timn, Qess than month"; y
afflicted with the most violent nervous headache,
which ] suppose waa produced by my disOrlered
stomach, for when my dyspepsia left me, my head
zcle loft with H. now feel better in oyery respect
than l. have FOR ten years. ~
Very truy7yoars, JOHN 3. DRMuTH.
! From the Rev. Mr, MeMuilen. Pastor Of hoberts
Chanel: 80 lKDIAkAPoLIs, Oct. 5. 1857.
ri pE.. q. w. ,RoBGcK-Dear Sir: 1 havo used your
Blood Puriher for nervous affection, from which
have suffered much at times. While II Is pleasant to
as & :ses Sss s natf qss s
CARDS and dlaets, and believe mo, Hours
CINCINNATI, Friday. Sep. 4. 1857,
DR. RoBAcK--Doar Sis: HaVlDg been afficted with
neuralgla stn for the past aud half
riap Blood Purifier, highly recommended by gentle-
men with whom am acquainted, was indus sed to
try IL but before had used rious other nIedi-
cnes. Arter using two bottles, felt its effects very
srnsibly, and upon using two moresl found myself
pe rfectly cured. You will allow me- therefore, to
congrnt uate you upon making discovery In medi-
cine which Is proving itself to he worker of such
wonders in the diseases Of the human family
-GEORGE BENNETT,
90 Local Editor CInciInau Daily Enquirer.
The above certificates, and many others, DO
Office by any Que ut any tifac. GSt one Of
my Family Medical Alnanacs, gratis, from nay
kMannrae,ory. ssisa-foo,us and soAaco, No. Ea
Fourth street, third building from Maih sirest Cur
For sale by D. REED. Pomoroy; HuGe
Il Cor. Middlcport; PAINE & BRAxcH.
Rutland; DICKEr d WILsoK, Harrison
Vile, and by Druggists and Merchant
generally. 2-iy
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-01-04
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue OF an order 1f sale to me directed
ID from the Court OF fconmofi oleas ofMeigs
County, ! will oiTtf for sale at the door OF
the Court House in PoHaeroy. at 30 o'clock
A. NJ, on the 18th Hay or January, 1859, the
following fescribcd property, to@wit: Town
lot Me- 2S5. III The town or Pomeroy. Meigs
County, OHIO, ana sold as the property OF
WIN. McIntire at the suit Of John Wclch
Apprais"d NJ s5nO. j. v. SMIT VI, 5. NC.
deer / 1 -n5uGwj-Si 81. 90
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-01-04
Ayers Ague Cure,

which neutralizes this n1alarious poison in the
blood and stimulates the liver to expel it from the
body. As il should so It does cure this affecting
disorder with perfect certainty. And it does more,
rather does what is Of more service to those sub
ect to this infection. II taken in season Il expes
Il fom the system it 10 absorbed, and thus keeps
those who use il free from its attacks; keeps the
system in health although exposed TO the disease.
Consequently it not only cures, but protects from,
the great variety Of affections which are induced
by this malignant influence, such as Remittent
Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb, or Masked Ague,
Periodical Headache, or Bilious Headache, Bilious
Fevers, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Blindness,
Toothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asthma, Palpita-
tons, Painful Affections of the Spleen, Mysteries,
Collie, Paralysis, and Painful Affections Of the
Stomach and Bowels, all of which, when arising
from this cause, viii be found to assume more or
less the intermittent type. This I" AGUH Cum I"
removes the cause OF these derangements and cures
the disease q 9 7f t+ 't .-iS -' .J'..'
This it accomplshes by stimulating the excre-
tories to expel the virus from the system; and
these organs by degrees become habited to do this
their Office of their accord. Hence arises what
we term 0ccliniatGtion. Time may accomplish the
same end but often life is not long enough, or Is
sacrificed in the attempt. while this AGUB CURR :"
does il at once, and with safety We have great
reason to believe this is a surer well safer
remedy for the whole class Of diseases which are
caused by the miasmatic infection, than any other
which has been discovered and it has still another
important advantage to the public, which is, thar
il fs cheap as well rs good.
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