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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-20

NEW MAN1ILLAs.-Just opened, a beaut.
IN full lot Of black and colored Silk Mautss
White and colored Barege MantilIas
Mantilla Shawis and Zetus
Lace Mantilas long and square Shawls and
Prints, white and colored Grape Shawls
These are entirely new styles, and very beautiful
The ladies are invited to examine them at 90 Ma n
street CHRISTIAN d. LATBRtP
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-20
JAMES G. AVER
Practical and Analytical Chemist,

Sold by PURCELL, LADD e. Co, and PEY.
TON JOHNSON, Richmond, and by Drugeists
everywhere EGO =
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- RICHMOND.
H Any goods sent to the care of the agents in
New York for re-shpment, viii be attended to fres
of commiss ion.
Passengers for Norfolk, per steamship Roanoke
VIII be charged the same price as by the rivel
boats, viz: 90 and meals extra
apl LUDLAM Il WATSON
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- FOX PORTLAND. N7a7------sTe.
Zine fast sailing schr LIPREL ETT. captsis
h.ea, y now loading for tho above plsce nd NJ
sail with al possble dispasch For the buik q 10
noxee tobacco. apply % ROBERT RANKIN.
former nd and Water arrests, Ga The Dock
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-20

NEW GOODS.-The subscriber has nowi
Y Store and viii be receiving per every srrIsN
his Spring supply of new and desirable Do
Goods, embracing every sIticla kept N tne per
retail establishments. He would invite the sisenr
ton of the public, bis friends and the customers o.
the late concern OF Warren, Fariss Brown, -
hia stock now exhibiting at the store Of the ssS
concern, among which viii be found
Embroideries Of every kind in large sssorsnsa's
Ladies' Dress Goods.
House Furnishing Goods
Irish Linnens and SheetlNgs~
Cloths, Cassimeres,
and IN fact, complete and genera assortment
wM + WARRks,
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I'D FOR BOsTON.--The iine schF ADA.
cefe freight for the above place, and win all NH
dispatch. Applyto ROBERT RANKIN
Corner 22d and Water streets On The Dock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-20

FRENCH CLOTH SACKS AND FROCKS.
LIGHT AND HANDSOME-Olive. brown.
blue and black single twiled French Cloth Sacks,
stocks and sacktees, light and pleasant for spring
and summer wear. Also, Alpaca Camblet. Goats
hair, Linen, Grass Cloth. &c, &c. Call at No. 1902
apl9 KEEN CHILES & BALDW N.
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MIR CARTIER demanded the yeas and nays on that
motion which not being ordered,
The House adjourned.
norIcss, rro., uspER ras EvIH.


BY Mr. BRIGGS; The resolution OF the common , voun
ell OF the city Of New York, rendering the general govern
nen weout charge. site for mint IN mat cry ieiei
red 10 the Com mittee OF Ways aud Means.
By Mr' PORTER The petition OF James IL. Robinson,
guardian OF Nathaniel Paen. only heir oil Hatnsniei
Paten late Of Missouri, deceased referred 70 the oou
mtiee on abe Pest 0i6ee aud Post Roads.
BY Mr.. ING ERSoLLi The petition Of Kebecca hoyes
and Others Of the State OF Connecticut heirs OF Pau
Noyes. asking for relief referred 10 the Commiuee on
BY Mr., MARSHALL. OF California The petition Of the
officers engaged N The coast survey IN California anu
by Mr. DOrY Notice OF bis Intention TO Introduce
bill with the following tide bill TO establish bafeau
Of printing in the Department OF the nterof ana poyehf
for the Of all printing required by Congress ana
by the executive departments n p.l,,
BY Mr.. DEAN The petition of Benjamin y. Benediot
Others heirs OF BENJAMIN Benedict and JOB Rockwell
praying for the due said BenJamn beneac. anu
Rockwell for services in the revolutionary war feieeu
10 the Committee on Revolutionary Claims
by Mr. FULLER, OF Maine The memorial ana peu-
Of lido X. Toman and 90 other citizens oil Maine
water the side Of the island OF Manicus Tor
the protection OF navigation and commerce. Also he
Of j. d. Parker and los otherscit1sns OF the
counties of Washing and Hancock. Maine-askng Con-
gress make appropriation for the building q
house on Eastern Island at Or near tue enushce 2.
rial OF Mark Traon and Others paying " pgos
special law allowing manufactured lumber, exclusively o.
the growth and production oil the soil Of Mane ana whch
the Aroostook falls on the hIoos-
took river situated partly IN the siae Oh Maine anu atty
United States free oil duty referred 10 tue Conmitee on
oy Bv Mr. SEYMOUR, of New York Two memorials OIL
tho city of Troy New York; praying the erection OF buoys
in the Hudson river and the OF its navigation
between Troy and Albany q, :,
BY MIR. SMITH Notice that he would introduce bill
om Tnssaloosa via Hardy clementss cotton factory
Scousvie, in Bib county from Fayeue Courthouse via
Newtonvle TO Reform n pickens county from rsys'
iumbus Mississippi. E..s ~ GaIE Efst 1854 t6
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LII WIDTHs.--Now in store, and for sas 1t lss =
- pieces medium lowprced 81 table damssk, veyl
pieces nne l0-4 tsbls amask, rich patterns a3a 9&
dozen Napkins In sizes and prices
90 dozen blcached and brown d0yies ses
50 dozen assorted damaak and Huckaback towels
30 pieces towelnss, all kinds, styiss, and prices
so pieces Irish linens, " all pure, - for shirnng
90 pieces fine linens for bosoms and collars t
100 pieces fine bleached shiTting cottons
With many desirable goods line I'll OF which wh
sold very cheap for the two month";. se
Terms cash, unless arranged to the contrary.
articles, prices, and fair dealing, be relied
eases. PERRY BROTHEk,
Jan l3-3wif Opposite Centre MGkst
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no Make ROOM In order tina, we may have e,,
large supply Of spring goods we ars now selling on our sk
winter goods extremely low prices W. Y AfA
100 black and coored ebay statc long shswls choice slu
300 pairs Of blankets, compysing all kinds nom common
superfne, great bargains ~ sst. 49, J u X
$50 very ne cloths and casscres including
styles prices. The black French cloths and csssiasm
n very hnc and cheap 4@aifUtsA ss
rs rchly-p pointed cloth piano and table covers 4sfr
pieces anne from IS yard 10 extra nns
bundles genlemen woocn, cotton erino and silk unda
shirts and drawers W sfNLs h.Aft &Nf l3A 4
20 pieces duyset and crunb cloths, handsome patterns
low prices
Our bombaznes alpacas, moussenes mersos and
mourning goods now, az wen a. d all unes
plete, and prices pToveTbay low - sf3 ~ tie VI
100 pieces EDGish al prices and color
We offering bargains in all kinds Of coored and s
silks. !. .t....s, n. z
is pieces ladies " habit co,hs,p assorted colors &
pieces white satns @tHs 5i aE @tH.15- @f- lM
100 dozen ladies' Kid gloves, assorted colors
900 pieces white cambrfcs mullins, al prices
% pieces sheeng and plowcasc linens ali nen and al w
100 pieces shssngs, assorted with other dssu
goods line, all Ut which, bear In mind, We win cd
nsrkaby low prices.
low prices, and fair dealing may 3 relied oaG
cases. s. rEhMH kkOIhEk,
Jan l3--3wif ~ Opposite Centre MsitN
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-20

NEW rnshaonabis Tailoring Estab1hshn ~
IN LOUDON h CO., meas mercers and tailors, Brow =.
Pennsylvania have u opened their new store -
and ssected stock Of goods FOR esntemenS we.,
elohs csaslnsres, vesnes, and nishInU goods esnss
Army navy, msrine ana rsvesue o6css viii me nsh =
swords epaulets, saahes, pessants, sces ana
articles the regulation OF thAr respective co
An snysence OF many yosrs In Legitimate tailoring svss
select sosk OF goods desire 10 please with the ~
prosecs agaipst high prices, are induce"s
oner, and most respectfully solicit patronage.
Nov Ie-dAn
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-20

JAMES l. EDWARDS, late com~issse.sr =. q - -
sious, Simeon Smith, attorney ataw, iosr.sy n
burg, New York. have opened an once y s.srss
the srscutive dspermsnu Of he general eovernmenl
ia thNjr unrsmed any busness hst may 49,
% their care References may be made % any ssnss" ~
Conuess OIL @Gl ygyiut .Nf ~ :. .-,.s n..r wmsr
Letters poet paid addressed TO EDWARDS |" S"''"' ""
Hotel, win be duly sttcndedt to-
Sep lo-diy
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-20

mbHnihsAsWe have Of slk Scotch,
Cns.m ana couor ussrshss varying In price And quality
smpes which we osr for the inspection OF the trade Orders
ar, solicited factory price. and accommodating tsrms
Jan lb-eods DYER MCGUIRE
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-20

The steamship Columbia will ply, In connexion s
San Frnncisco and ports In Oregon
Each $50 lbs personal baggage fee
ceednc IN IN 10 cubic feet i ri 4es
Freight Chages at 20 cents foot, from
Panama 10 San Francisco the OF 500 per ton
freight PASSAGE apply at the ONCE Of the company
West street New Yoh city. M D. ROBERis
I...i Asna
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-20

rLOTHING-CIOTEiIN0-CI Now open Al w.
LEws's auction store Pennsylvania avenue,
and * the splendid OF
feed in this city, consisting In Of rich Hmsayhs
French beavsr and Pru.an cloth made the
and fsshonsbie style Also complete
and sack with French and English every
6escpon Together with ssperh lot ofvesu made sewing
silks Pish vs,et satins siIks cashmere merno.
- Tan IT-erolif
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-20
LAW AND AGENCY NOTICE
wOrthinxtom q. Snethela

CONTINUES practise law in the Supreme Cont TO attend 10
claims and settle accounts
home and abroad TO obtain pensions
bounty collect debts dividends gecies ana nhe
anccs In and in foreign countries;
and stocks and bond and mort
negotiate the purchase and sale oan lands and
patent rights, In any State Of the Union IL
paid California nnduc cases coming
to he United Supreme Court on appeal .
Communcaions prepaid a. Snshcn Carroll
Place. Capitol HILL Washngton d. Co. will meet with prompt at
tention Oct 2S-dly
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-20

CHAMPAGNE WINE. dxc.Jusi received from Iisvre 400
baskets superior Champagne wine high grade part Of
importation, viz;
Cabinet Champagne
Boxers vcrxsncey Eh
Rcnsuid Francois superior Hcdsieck do
And other choice brands.
general assortment liquors. cigars &C.
For sale by GEO. THOS. PARKER h CO.,
Dec 2-TuThsai6wif Opposite Browns Hots.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-20

nYTHERIAN CREAM OF BOAPi-sTEvENs, Brown.
Hotel has this from
Rabbits Shaving Powder Sales room, Browns Hotel.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-20


Baltimore and WsshingtoA RAilrUad-ChAAC
IN and after Monday December ls the passenger fan 'H
VI Washington and Baltimore will be run ~ foiowp
Leave Baltimore at and 81, q m, and and IL p m -
Thesecond from Washington and the fourth from u
tm r. H.PARs0m
Nov 2Q-du F~
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-20

VALUABLE business Stand for Re tn Warrington
city, and immediate Of the three stores
building erecting the old established stand At tbs
Of IN street west and Market Space They built IN the
modern for the business and with lights
wide deep the clear, with
light the - feet wide BY ~ feet high has
wide by IS and feet nches high
the clear dry, and finished for sales ROOM well lighted seyer.
building The second front
Market ~ wide "a feet deep; then becomes
~ deep having skyght feet wide by ~ feet
finished for sales % feet wide by
feet Deep feet inches high There communication from
basement by stairway The third
wide 81 feet deep, with skght feet by feet In
the a large store could be made By throwing
Each has vault In the for
fuel. #
side Pennsylvania avenue, between ID and ~ streets
Dec l3-TuThSstu ANNE T. DERMoTT.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-20

Pennsylvania Railruad. W,
e. rUn WINTER ARRANCEMEHT-bevEl
2AkwH0x Philadelphia and Pitssbsu- Tin. ~ =
to hourpOn and amer the LIST ~ Dsoenbef H.
scnesrs will Carried by Pennsylvania Railroad Coaph
philadelphia and Pshug, in twentyfour houn, Wiz
wenty eight miles OF staging over excellent turnpike
Fare, eli. s+ faL 70 ..fS
between the great Yves
Atlantic Cities and the accommodations in al rssps
THOMAS MOORE, :.
New Ii--d3m Agent PENIS RalfosAv~
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-20

MOODS wOODi WOOD THE subscriber has his wood
bridge, eight hundred
hickory and pine wood. which he 10 anxious sell for
agent III yard times, ready deliver
qusnies purchasers He will take the liberty
Of his friends and customers ~ 70 the quality Of the wood
&C., G. Daniel, John r. Frost John CIag @.
Dr. Bayy Washington, Rev. L. n Morgan, Rev Mr.. HAM
ilon.
Jan 7-eo2m. GEORGE w. CONWAY.
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oUPERIOR CHAMPAGNE Withdrawing this day
y IRON schooner Cisaro-
rs baskets Boxers very superior Champagne wine
Renaud rrIncoss Heldseck Champagne wine,
- ''p''o' 4'' GEO. THos. PARKER CO.,
Ian s-TuWS--4yif Opposite Browns Hotel.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-20

MATTHEW ST. CLAIR CLARKE has reopencd an
Ill for OF and agency businese
Department the INTERIOR and OF
Wizards Hotel, where he boards. f1Ht. -Zraos@ tE
Nov 29--d3m MAT Intel, Republic, Telegraph
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WHITEHURST'S new and extnnstve Gallery efRS<
Dasuercoiypes, Of Duvall Bro, ka
AZ and 9th streets, Pcunsyivansa avenue. ~
This gaay advantngos Others, being ba
the foor and arranged expssssy for th purpose
Of the largest skyghts In this couauy, and he
extnnsive and fnes snu of Bslunose. possesses every
for copying paintings dasuereotypss not having m Psah
dasueneosyps: IN all weather, Aoash cloudy pss'sss s
Awarded the 0rsf medal Il he late Pss Of The Maryasd -
tute, and q premium The lste Pair u New York.
905 Bsitmoe street, Baltimore; 3H Bros1vE
New York Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, D. c.; n ~
street, Richmond, Virginia Lynchburg, Virginia Norfolk
gnia and Petersburg, Virginia. aaA
These galleries fes 70 the public I'll houn s ~
J. H. WHTTEHURST, "A
Dec. Ia--d3m Sols propdssw
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A CARD.-BoYD REILLY'S unique, portabe medcatod OF
simple Ia Ia k) vapor Bath and eeciro-gavanc Apparatus
applied during cold weather the residence - he sick Fol-
address him through the post ONCE.
Jan 3-d2M
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-20

IMPORTANT % the DeaGmDR, HARTLEY auris, from :.
for few days The number and importance ofhs
under his his visit and the gratifying
which attended his induced him
return His here will depend much upon circumstance
will be advisable for those who wish consult him
call Dr. HIS residence Il over Myerss dry good ssssA
and 10th Pennsyvsnia Hours from 10 3 ~
Consultation and examination fee, al. ~. w
Thirteen years close undivided this brand
Of special practice has enabled him his sud
degree Of ind the confirmed and osnAA
The following testimonials submitted with condolences TN
in what estimation his professional Qualthcao
held by Of the most distinguished medical mem IN "
country; 4N@ sN3l l3t ri. .t@'
have had the pleasure meet Dr. Hartley practice ~
led form favorable opinion Of his charactsr bod
the profession and 4 gentleman" ny
w. Parker, N. d. Professor Of surgery, Ae
His professional abilities win be duly appreciated BY tho
''Nss JOHN II. WHITAKER, M.D
Professor o. Ansf0my,ke
my with DIR. Hartley, have sound hk p
VALENTINE MoTT,Hn
II pleasant duty give testimony IN favor Of he
adopted Dr. Hartley for the ofdeanss The i
ton unattended by pain inconvsnicncs and t saecs s
instantaneous HE t1 H. r. HARDMAN
Jan ll-du Counsellor II Law, . Chamhsrs strsA
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i from New York. 3s
20 do 81 do do do FL
20 DO Ga DO do do
% do "A do red checked de- do
25 do 54A6ldo do DO
10 do ~ do hncy do do IN
40 super Ensish oiicIoth, 10 feet wide 49,, ~
. do super Amsriean oucloth, non twelve 20 I, \
as do lowpriced American oiIcloah, nom three % :"
wide @N tA 4 fsa
10 DO Cocoa mauings, for basement, &C. ~sa|
Also, constantly hand fall sssornsnt OF every vs
ported and American carpsting, such 49, . ..,, srsh
Tapestry velvs, spsgty Brusseis, Engish and - -
imperial, lrce ply and Ingram, me and ccmsncn
priced, rag, hemp, aad cotton, bsh striped and na ~
with every other article In line for houss furnishing
prepared and fully determined 10 offer upon rood ~
other dealers In this country ,,oor %
Apfe-6 Nf =. II. HUE
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CARD.-We subscribers, respectfully notify all persons
their respective bills wibe drawn
2ith OF the present month.
In order continue the business pro6aby 10 ourselves
which desirabe
and indeed, importance this umeia pay
'es CLxGETT, NEWTON, MAY, \ CO.
Dec oO-dlmlf - II
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MRS. cHOATE's Miiliaery and Fancy store, Four
Ill street, Penn avenueMr u keeps constantly
OF millinery goods bosncis and
dress made order She IL confident that her bonnefs
Her fancy
trimming articles well selected and cxeron used
Christmas and Years OF superior
quality Fairs supplied liberal discount Don't forget ~
house north Of Pennsylvania avenue.
2i-dlm
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CARDThe OF the public respectfully requested to
ware French China dinner,
and service mante cutgass ware ware
together with general
useful all OF which has been selected with
great expressly for the
exceedingly for cash. liberal credit for
satisfactory paper. $3.50 ,.x,,,r,
Sept I'D Auauoneers
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lust OPENED-The particular requested
j o following:
% very superior and cheap long cashmere shawls
10 fine Scotch long shawls, high colors
30 dozen superior silk hsse, all grades
10 superior embroidered handkerchiefs.
above variety cheap and useful goods
worthy the attention of uyers
VERIFY MILLER
av opposite Centre Market between 9TH and 9th streets
Dec lS-lmif H..
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-09-04
H0bensack's Liver Pills,

NO part OF the system liable 10 disease than the
Liver, serving lierrr purify bloud or Civ
ing the proper secretion To the be that any WRONG
action q" the Liver affects the other important parts OF
the sySem and results varousy, in Liver Complaint,
Jaindce, Dyspepsia. etc. We should therefore, watch
every symptom that might indicate wrong action the
Liver These Pills being Composed Of Roots and Plants
furnished by nature to heal the sick Namely an Ex
Pectorant, which augments the from Pull
m"nary mucous membrane, promotes the discharge Of
secrcted matter. I'd. An Alternative, which changes
some inexpcable and insensble manner the certain NOR
bid action Of the system. 3d. Tonic which gives tone
anu srehsth TO the nervous syse renewing health
vigor to all parts OF the body 4th Cathartic which
acts III perfect harmony with the other ingredients
operating on the Bowels, and cxpeng whole mass
corrupt and va.ed matter, and PURIFYING the Blood.
which destroys disease and restores health.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-09-04

INCIDENT AT THE FALLs.-The follow
ing is told of an English lady recently
stopping at Niagara:
Perfectly enchanted with the scene, and
anxious to possess some memento of her
visit, she, assisted by the guide, stepped
off the ridge on Goat Island, Familiarity
known as "The Hogs Back from rock
to rock, until she reached the large slab
which divides the American sheet of
water, and in the crevice of which grew
small tree-from this, gathering q
branch, she proceeded on her perilous Jour
ney-the boiling rapids at her feet, within
two yards of taking their mad leap and
the spray flying around her. AT the Sec
ond step, the rock being wet and slippery,
she fell, but fortunately the water here
was shallow and formed an eddy. The
guide stood firm, and she retained her
grasp of his hand, and thus escaped with
an .'awful fright" and thorough baptism
IN Niagara's stream, obtained, perha ps,
nearer the extreme edge of the falls, than
was ever previously managed, without
loss OF life. She neither screamed nor
tainted when she reached terra frma-
but, like sensible woman, felt thankful
for her deliverance and proud of her tro.
ply, which she had retained all the time,
Mr.. Webster called to see John Ad-
ans on one of the loveliest days in June,
I MIR. Adams died on the next 18th of Ju-
ly,) and found him in a more cheerful
mood than usual. He congratulated him
on his apparently improved health and
predicted for him years of comfort. "You
are mistaken, Mr.. Webster" said the
sage. "My days upon earth are few
and numbered. l am the tenant of a
miserable, WORKOUT old mansion. and
whdt IS worse than all the landlord refuses
to make any more REPAIRS"
A lady, few evenings ago, upon talk
ing Shelley's novel, 1.-THE Last Man.
threw it down very suddenly, exclaim-
ing, "The last man +! bless me! if such a
thing were to happen, what would be-
come Of the women 90
"A. "a FAST MAN.-The Pittsburgh Dis.
PaIch says there is man in that CITY who
mas oeen delegate to county conven-
ZION, an unsuccessful candidate for the
LEGISLATURE got up public ball and sum-
per- slept night in the Tombs for see;r.
other people drink, got possession Of s
farm against the will of the owners ar .
rested for being too drunk to know
another mans horse from his own. held 70
bail for forcible entry and detainer, and
prosecuted some half dozen people for
consplracy-all within couple of months.
"A whisky Jug is at the bottom of all his
troubles. -
omithers says he never fell out with
e.. J; wlie but once, and then he lost by it,
!or II was out Of a three story window
in mud-puddle. "'""'"
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-09-04
HOBENSACK'S WORM SYRUP

Article founded upon Scientific Principles, compound
eo win purely vegetable substances, being perfectly safe
~nen taken and be- given to the tender infant
win decided beneficial effect, where Bowel Complaints
ond Dadrrhed have made them weak and debtated the
Tonic Properties my Syrup such that it stands
without an equal In the catalogue of medicines in giving
Tone ana strength TO the stomach, which makes in
Iaibe remedy those afflicted with Dyspepsia the as
ohishng cures performed by this syrup Physicians
nave iae Is the best evidence superior efficacy
ever all others,
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-09-04
THE TAP WORM.

s IS the most difficult Worm to destroy all that in
s. .ne human system; it grows almost indefinite
oecoming coiled and fastened the ntcstines
ana stomach, affecting the health 80 sadly as to cause ST.
's DaIce Fits, &C., that those afflicted seldom II
peet mat 1t is Tape Worm fastening them an early
49,. In order to destroy this worm, very energetic
.'nt must be pu sued, 1t would therefore proper
w Ae 70 OF my liver Pills all
Ii mat he Worm syrup may act direct upon the WOrm
10y tnese directions followed have never been known
" iai III curing the most obstinate Tape WOrm
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-09-04
0AA2uA ADv'TG.

. n. CAMPBELL, }. r. JONES.
q. II. CAMPBELL & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, FORWARDING AND CON-
MISSION MERCHANTS,
AND GENERAL STEAMBOAT AGENTS,
No. IS Levee, Galena, Ill.
ALSO, AGENTS ron oALENA AND MINNESOTA U. 9.
MAIL LINE.
Nominee, Capt. o. Smith, leaves Gsena, Mondays,
- O'Clock.
Ben Campbell, Capt. Lodwick, leaves GAena Fridays,
at u O'Clock.
Doctor Franklin, Capt. R. Blakeiey, leaves Galena,
Wednesday,, At II O'Clock.
q Goods shipped to by the above Line, forwareed
tree Of chsrge.4C