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The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-06-22
I'D. l.. Broom, M. ID.

Defndk surgeon.
HAS permanently located Esz-
AAhimself i'll Woodville, and
is prepared to perform all opera
tons in DENTAL SURGERY, ina man.
ner, at teast, notiinlerior to anyin The South
Western States.
Ills success for the last twelve years. in
this and the adjoining counties aud parishes,
in the Plugging, Extracting and Insertion
Of Teeth, ffqm one to a fdll SET, both upon
pivot, b. clasps, and atmospheric pressure,
has been such as TO preclude the necessity
Of giving references, as il is generally known
tliat his operations have stood lfic test Of
lime, land hot found wanting"
Those requiring lis services, will find it
their advantage TO visit Tim At his office.
CONNECTED with his residencc.) OH Main St,
nearly opposite Mr., Therfel's H0lcl, as the
light and convenience ofcltaf aud the ar
rangement Of instruments are such as 10
enable him 10 perform operations mote duo
ably and with greater facility, iiian az the
residence If The p%a.adts Fine and ex-
peusc VII lhcfelr W sastt
~ Th. disease Of tie teeth and mouth.
have more influence 90 tie disesiiye and
other ~viscerni organs, than peg31as are atnei-
ally aware Of, and the timely applcat4 70
a Scientific Dental Surgeon, may Oh u net
only save teeth supposed % be boyold care,
bui' releive 1seasss that medici g would net
reach. oB account 0l Ga, iJitsti1n caused oy
them.
Too much attention cann1t ~ pdti 10 tne
timely care OF childres shedding iielf fnilk
teeth, Temporary set as well asther Regulation
of the second s. permanent ones, which are
liable 10 grow crooked, or be 50 crowded as TO
insure carly decay, and the suffering and m
convenience Of most Of the Dental operations
now necessary to be performed.
NJ. Planters would iind-l much 10 theft
interest, to have u Dental Surgeon employed
by the year. (say at almost a nominal salary
until iried,l 10 visit at leas, twics, during that
period, their plantations, aud extract all roofs
and badly decayed teeth from he mouths o.
their negtoes, which WI obvlatc tue nsces-
sity Of having them 10 lay-up, OF ride to inc
Doctor. 10 have o tooth extracted for broken
OH list al a time when their services are
| most required besides almost insaHug theil
general health fbf thc year. mls-ly2o
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-06-22
masobIr celebration.



THE members Of Asylum&A
Lodge, Noes. r. A NJ. VILE
celebrate the approaching anniversary o Isl.
john the Baptist, in Noodville. on the 2lth
OfJune. By = public procession and oratioa.
Adjoining lodges Transient and non-afRlla-
ted breihrenin good standing are invited to
participate.
The New Masonic Hall will be dedica.
ted to the sacred cause Of Masonry, on the
occasion. The Grand Officers Of the State.
are expected to be present and perform the
dedicatory ceremonies.
An oration will be pronounced in the Nj.
E. Church, by Compan. II. S. Van Eaton.
A supper will be given in the evening, to
which the wives, daughters and sisters of
Masons are respectfully invited.
a Masonic Bali viii be given in the new
Concert Room, ut night.
T. w. WHITE,
H. S. VAN EATON,
ID. 3. CAGE, iComtte.
ROBT. SEMPLE,
NJ J. H00KE,
may II, 1s5a-tdls.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-06-22

II TTCIIEN & DAVIS. Go0at Gre
N csy', ard Tptpovfeys - Wtses, 1t
qNoss and Pr0risioE& NJ. "a Canal street.
between .Cusfca,hon.c and River. New
Orleans
10 Mr. II. j. B~at,eTwofh. Win forward
orders wus, and receive and scce.rs in oar
name Tor @ thai may lie due.
Feb p is52. iy
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-06-22
NOTICE.

~ r. PIERCE, Fort Adams, success
Ne sor to John Timon, Forwarding and
Commission Merchant. will attend strictly
TO the shipping Of cotton, &c, which may
be entrusted I him. He keeps constantly
OH hand q general assortment OF Dry Goods.
Groceries, Hardware &c, which he sells
low for CRsH or on usual time TO punctuaI
custonrrs april ij-yL
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-06-22

William Wade. Of Claiunig county. Said
boy is 6 feet high. black, dean and hungry
look" spare made.
The owner is uotifcd to comply with the
lazy and take him away. M.cRIST,
[aphlf3-i6if. Tailor.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-06-22
Il y store.

YNHE subscriber respectfully announces to
IL the Ladies and Gentlemen OF Woodville,
and his friends in general, tbathe has just open.
ed at his store, on Commercial Row, a large
and elegant selection Of fancy aud useful ar
|ticies, among which, are the following.
Umbrellas, cotton and silk Gloves all kinds;
Riding-whips, and Walking-canes; Tooth bru-
shea, Pocket knives and Combs; Razors, RIA
kor-straps and Shaving soaps; Perlumery Of
lIkinds, colors and scents; Hair oil OF the best
quality Soap, Starch, Indigo Candles, Sar-
dimes. HOLSTERS and Salmons; Preserves, Pick
els, Currents and Citron; Olive oil Bay water
and Catsups; Pecons, Almonds and BRAZILIAN
nuts; Filberts, English Walnuts, Oranges, A r
pies sc. . 81
ALS0-The best Tobacco and Segars, will
always be kept on hand, together with every
other article usually kept in such establish
ments but which are now too numerous 10 men.
ton. w. n. HASEFLM
Woodville, February, nth, Is5l-ty.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-06-22

Ohm L. LEE, Commission Mtrtkauf, fGZ
~ Poydras IT., New Orleans. Respectfully
offer hib services 10 tho Planning com munity
in the sale Of cotton, etc. Amy business en-
rnsted TO his care shall have prornpt and care
fol attention dec2-fy.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-06-22
Robert Crawford.

carpenter and H0nse~-jdintr.
MOULD respectfully inform the Public
w that he has taken the shop formerly oc-
cupied by Mr. John Lennex, deceased, where
he Is prepared 10 do all work in The neaiest
manner, aud Nth the almost dispatch. He is
also prepared TO make draughts OF buildings.
bridges, etc, and will be happy to serve tbs
public in any capacity Id his fine.
Any work in Architecture, Carpenter or
Cabinet, will be promptly attended TO-
Feb. II, ls52-iy
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-02-19
&. 81 6 e.. e. e.
-.
- 1-=--
WLETER AERaNEElLE-N

" II n L. IN IA /
On and after MONDAY. Nov. l--h. trans
wlI BE run between Chicago ana stations west
as follows .tae lae u, ARRIVAL ael l59art are srou
y ts-~H terminus changing as tie road may BE-
extended. OK @-.ca notice wlI 5e gt.e-.l VIZ.
FROM CHIgAGO-WESTN AID.
lst Passenger Irasa accompanied 1T ,aroug.
tre,SaI onv) viii leave taceEo, Dea.aoIr
street NJ d clock A. NJ. arriving al Ma
rsngo EpTeseat western Terminus u o -lock
T NJ
ID Passenger ana Way and Through Freight &C.
comuada-lo1 tram. viii leave Dearborn
s-Izet.at % c.a-y D. 81. arriving ~ LoEen-
70 ar 2. w.
81 Passenger and freight accommoda zion train.
for Easr Eig5u, ST. Charles and Aurora. aud
intermediate stations, VIII leave Dearborn
street a. 81 o clock, r. u. arriving at East
E3sIn. 81. Charles and Aurora, a. : p. ".
FOR CHICAG0-WESTE
Isl Passenger train viii leave Harau-o AZ $50
q 81. arriving If Chicago at 1910 P. NJ
IL Passenger ana Way ans Through Ere Chr
accommodation train viii leave Narcngo az
clock F. a., arriving al Chicago at 2
r ST.
Isl Passenger and Freight accommodation train
leaves East EigI1 ST Charles ana Aurora al y
a. M arriving It Chicago Il a M
[FAurora and 81. Charles connexions wiz be
made a.ta ali trains East and west.
LT->-ag=s lo- G4.sua a..i points .gest VIII con
meet al Western tel-L.l-s. and .-- Ct.ovl a15 L.
sale. 7- Aurora
l-~Laal lu Pigs Or bars transported from any
station on this road 10 C-.ea-a. a- TEN cents per
100 lbs. JOHN E. TURNER -ureriu-.i-
Chicago Nov. IS. 1851 3n6
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-02-19
MORTGdGE SIZE

State OF Wisconsin, Iowa county IS.
Thomas kashott, In Chaucery for the
vs. foreclosure Of Mort
EHas PUlipg gage.
BY virtue Of "a decree ofsuIe granted at the
October term Of the Circuit Court Of Iowa
county, iu SAID state. dated the 24,h dav of
October, a. d. 1851, directed To the sheriff
Of La FaEeue county. IN favor of the said
lhomas Rasa0tt, plaintiff, against the said
Euas PlirEg, (, PENDANT I viii sell al public
cutlery ar the front door of the Court House
p olul.shuTgh IA said couutv, on the 18th
Hay Of DecCmbe-, 1851. between the hours
Of TO O'Clock n. IN. and 4 O'Clock u. m. of
sand day rHe following described ur0pprtv.
TO wtt the Southwest quarter II of section
aamaar fifteen, 10 ID township number
tItr. l3J ID range number three l3) East
ID the fourth principal meri5an, together
WIKI the appUr-enauCes thereuut0 belonging.
% 10 the county q La FavetrR. and state OF
y lscon>ju, TO satlSfv-the sum ct 1--WE hundred
and seventy -iye dollars. and interest thereon
from the 3D. day Of November. A. d. 1916.
nit the 18th day Of December. A. d ISL
Sasdiaterest amounting Il two hundred and
We dollars ard seventy two cents. together
with the cost Of suit and accruiug costs.
Il. Fl. BRANAN. Sheriff.
Of Ia FaEatf- county. Wis.
SITS Office S1.ls5urgb Or. IS 1851. 6gv
At The request OF the d=ea347t and By order OF
HE complainant The above sl.e.s ros-u-uat rntfI
Wednesday the It'll day IF Fat-garv s {. 1882
II the same place and t-Ue Of the 5lv
II. H. BRAENAN. >h.l Lat Co WIS
The above sale Is further postponed until The
lzt day o.. April, 1892, al the same place and
lIle % Gav. II II BaAyAv. shift
Feb. H. 1852. IDS
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-02-19
Bounty Lands.

To So12iers IF tte Lzd11H Vars. and
Last Var ,~itb Great Britain:
IN HE undersigned as prepared 10 prosecute
- Claims under the late Act of Congress
granting Bounty LauGs 10 Officers and Soldiers
the Last " at with Great Britain OF in any OF
the Indian Wars since $780, and 10 Coalu1izs lo-e
Officers 10 The Late s. ar with Mexico and hereby
give notice 10 persons having such claims. OF
wishing Information in relation 70 them thar the
wll receive prompt attention BY applying per
sona..y o. by letter LFost-7aidl 70
SAM CRAWFORD.
Mineral Point. Oct. a, 1850 -5t-u
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-02-19
80 - - .-l-.-.-sEl -

Di4-L-at E.r. >g5--- L. Faye Il t-a
Wis ou + ..sag et-l.a- l.s' s-a ..4 .-.--. Ill.
LAIR sHzLDoNs aged l1--t --y eals.
In ths death Of Miss sheldon, society has been
deprived Of oae Of its brightest ornaments; and a
large circle Of acquaintance fee deeply 70 sym
pathlze with the bereaved family. Many Of our
readers VIII recoIIect several articles Of poetry
from her pen, published in the Tribune last Sc
son, written By her waile on visit 10 PhiladeI
plla AMI Washington, to- the benefit 81 her health
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-02-19
TO WESTERN MERCHANTS.
NEW STORE,
NEW GOODS,

III 1890 = - (r.,t---,-
l's-' p't-IS 90 SUI C@StoHte|S-
ED He subscriber has just opened in the villagt
- Of Mineral Point under the old saloon or
High street, IN the store formerly occupied b,
Ireg4sEis & Bros, a large and well selected as
sorrmeat Of
FALL & WINTER GOCpC
-,a.:.l, L..... t-.., -...--t,.1
- - --.lssl >" ia d P'- y--u-aF re
- ..- 1''.7 =. l--17 'll1'Ae'f a'@ s5i-G'e-
So. - [=e.1 y o.-, ana Z IRA
~ n = -. - - ~ - AS sue 4 -'
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-02-19

AMI further notice i hereby given thar forbid any
tda a persons u.El oGgfnz removing any cad gr
other ores r IL The above desc5el Iands without nv
written permission.
GEORGE NES-FRSNiTH, .fgent
800 yevitje. iowa o.. hiz, Sau 81. lSt7
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-02-19
DR. . SGCCD5S
INDIAN CH0LAG0G UE.

~ s0Ta.aa5.c medicine was prepared lrorg..
extensive practice. r. evera. Years in b.ll1is Ct.
mare. ana Is 5.a =SovS 70 etrL Of curing -
.-- E5st ---s5 ar any ~ he diseases above nau.es
t'.e Wolalria- operation % G1e Ca9l4EagEa T..
eating bile from the human system, can only
-, AN - extraordinary agency 81 fhes.f.ls thar
".-t 4.s i.aa--s.-t t.Es ~ Ee-yy an1 liar a.s
ne NaE.eaa -E.s % s..-.lls.rta.t ard rem rfeft.-
ars. it Is equal s. c-itcfaal IL She cure 81 I..eI
.f"iaanr ssHd.er gl.Idrsraler 81, he liver. also
enlargement go rs1 suia-u. called lzue cake ana
'-f various forms e. billions iaI eezti1n. These
8l.a .la ether Waited affections 81 such clfsn7--..
lEl=.Eg a2Hl common aliasas b. rrtssl are OIL.
1906 aca-1gss. -la same G.sa-4Sa AMI equally .-
tre.e ~ ire sane rrsr'y
II e. 'srs. rE-f-r's preparation and nav Be
ra.ea ~ ANY size. sslll aer q, 'e,v To the rra--
delicate constitution ID repeated Instances II las
bee. administered To infants les thaa uaerrh os
suffering traE- attacks q Fever ana 4 -.e. am. H.
says al'a entire sgrrgss p -amlerl..- lu..---
es= ea-'.-a-.-s greatly impaired ali al apparently
-a,ae- ly '-.- residence IL billions elm. Is
aEe been en:re restored By is continued ana ei-
. 1c.au-. le.
u. above -.e5e.re IS Tor safa by Beech < Til
.a.- ai.11-s. POINTS T. s Aus.ev 4 &c Pedla-s
-gee,. ard Davis Evans * Co. uot-es.ile lGv
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-02-19
Lands E'oT Sale

THE subscriber offers Tor sale eco ACRES
] o. Land, being gbe
af the W Of sec. Is town ran. 3 e
Wv If If IS 3 2
Of u W Of % 3 e
of sw q - 3 e
Of NV Of 3 Z
The Land IS part prairie ard part timber;
Jhe timber i young and thrifty. There is a
good SFRISa oFvATEE on the premlses-it is
also 10 a good nsJ-uheraood being about /
miles east Of mineral Point, aud desirable
situation for q farm.
-7LSO-Elgbty acres Of Timber land IN
Green county, Wisconsin. being the $ 81
The ) f OF section I9, town Doth, range
Easr
Fer further particulars apply to---'I'av
icT Esq. Lsud Agent. Monroe. WIS. or u
the subscriber az Ajaer7I Point.
JOHN BRACKEN.
March 9. 1873. 30 n
= - ~ va Z 81 < Of Mineral T--+
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-02-19

AN0 CATIE"EETANs y PARTICULAR
F. s SPRAGCE.
Tor the purpose ~ netting capital wish his own rep
IT gsst.u for making he b e. n TtEFg.rS ~ Y4-
WORLD. and thereby enable him o. accommodate a r
ger uuurer of his friends and Csl-guers mas recent is
i3r ed ~ Partnership WIKI Mr. Nelson i-al7a IL lal
GSNsfEET5ESJ BUSINESS,
ru,Ier tIse Erra Of @P2 8GT-E e ThTHHCP. 5v whom
The busiaesz viii BE- continued hereafter, ap1a muca
* -usIve scale sr E-hrap has Just returned
IRON ghgrszu, win general assortment oI So rfzrls Is
FIxings, lf ss- les. I-lg, which viii sold The
most fe sen4aie tsEsC-- "e shall Eeap constantly
hand sup ly tl the Grst quality II
AMMUNITION POWDER Ft.ASKS- sUCT-BAGS
49, aEi.I-- .= atE.-8 ass CALIFORNIA
ENaN rs 81 r-~E 1s.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-02-19

Grape Sjiglcls and PagusoIs
~ EITE, Blue and Scarlet Grape Shayyls. and
~ a variety of patterns Of Parasois expect
Cd daily. BY express, which VIII b sold low BY
Apr % JOHN MILTON
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-02-19
EEoJE May CONCERN.

Q ALL WHOM az MAY CONCERN.
F@YHE undersigned having sold cut their entire interest
y 10 CkhE FAtEEHILD all who have standing 4e-
counts agfInst the laid trn, Will pleas call a. she cr-
Ter and settle EepecIaiy those VINO indebtei. for
We EEow mat the others sure come.
D. A. FAI8CuiLD, 8 co.
"t1fTat + INT. Dc 81 1851 OFF
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-02-19

Constantly on hand. OF al. kinds b. T. Laws
d BrlGes-on, i've miles above Aasea5a.. on the
Wisconsin River.
sept 10Th. 1851 Mott.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-02-19

IMPORTANT NOTICE.

Seuative powers Of
EENBs SAR- APAEILa
eF rs attempts 20
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ends Extract 81
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made By many g.
Re IS A. tho
ha- havehe an ma 4
sats name 81 ere
ne public mind in
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-02-19

HE rena-ksE
4 DR. = =. TJw !,
nave induce HUa
counter els it, ~
lse Of Dr. r ~ \
lre tie sale ofss &
Fheze c1un ta-fe
prove The value a.
40 higher com
DR. =. p. Toe
lTs pGriil1- thar
Eas have beer
20 Up syIelIlsz
.ss uc Il at-rmp
Zee Dr r
q C8EfUsi-1
< l-e H. tt
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-08

CRIME IN TExAs.-The District Court of Galveston
County was organized on Monday, the 22nd inst,
Judge Buckley presiding. In the course Of Judge BE-
charge to the Grand Jury, he made soms statements
touching crime in Texls that absolutely astound-
ing. He said that there country inhabited by
the Anglo Saxon race in which there so little
gard to law and order That State; aud that while
her laws superior those OF her sister States she
was overrun by lawlessness, which should s9tfuse
with shame every high-minded clzan. He continue d;
81 am still young mainland much younger Judge
but during the fur years shat have been the
bench there have been between SO and 60 cases OF
murder before me-aad if in each OF the twelve Judi
cia Districts ia the State, there has been like
be then there have bean upwards OF 500 of muir
der in four years. showing state of things unequaed
in any country and tina! OF these 900 cases, not six
of them had been found guilty by the Jury before which
they had been tried It possible suppose that,
in all these cases there was deficiency in evidence
and the ouly conclusion which can arrive is that
the Jnres mast have forgotten or dsregarde! their
oaths."
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-08

We learn from the Petersburg Tntelgencer
of Tuesday, that Samuel w. Morgan, Teller OF
the Exchange Bank in that city, has proved de-
faulter to the amount of $4,000. The defaca-
ton was ascerained from the voluntary confess
sion Of the Teller, WHO, on Friday afternoon
Summoned the Directory and informed them oi
the fac He then made deed of trust on pro.
perty to the amoant of about 5000 or $4,000 to
protect the securities on his official bond, and on
the same evening, with his family left the city
for the residence of his father-i.l-aw in Greens,
vile. On Saturday, police officer was des-
patched in pursuit of him, and he was arrested
brought back to Petersburg early on Monday
morning, and lodged in Jail. The Teller, in his
confession 10 the Directory admitted that the de-.
falcaton had been going on for several years. and
explained the devices to which he had resored to
escape detection at the quarterly examinations OF
the money on hand.
He was examined before the Mayor Monday
and fully committed.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-08

we desire I" add orr % tlmoay TO the appreciation
which Minister at Paris will receive for his mas
~ and honorable attitude toward the usurper who has
p,undeed france Of Liberty and links 10 aanlhla e
al Inc cool achieved there by three revolution Mr.
h'Ves has refused TO re o,nlse him or h is gov
ernment, and IN so doing he i alone. No otner am
bass al stauds by him. Wehpd this TO be an honor
to his country, aud we conf dent that twill be ap
citizens, but by C0ngrs ss aad the Administrs I'm
Why should we yield posi- ion SO cred table and
SO IN accordance with the prize pies OF true Repub-
caoi>h! WY be led by such Transparent humbug
as the election of Louis Napoleon to recopr ia the
authorizes set up by this incredible tulrage.-of
when the French people are the victims but OF VII CD
they will soon be the avengers,-as possessing sin
Gle eIaim 10 reskec and national courtesy? Is prece.
dent sufficient reason houoriag those aa tortiss
with diplomatic recognilionl W. think not
YL..h,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-08
a STORY OF CAvAIGNAc,

III a@sI "fHo u me engagement oil Gen. Cagag
nae 10 M ~ o'sr, daughter OF the banker OF that
afni 2u' you nave pfooaoy not heard OF the
r ~ @psshule ~neh ieo to their betrohal TIE
Js,a, su ,one oeeh reod OF the ftmilv, ard had
oien seen ana converse VIVA he Young lady, without
eyer pdyH@ tef especia attention, entertaining OTTER
laeas thah sucn AS intimacy and friendship might
waHant, U e Gay at dinner, the engae, ment of a
gentleman OF hfty 10 girl OF eighteen was men
Toned aad CaValgn7c iock occasion to express hi,
strong disapprobation OF such misalanees He said
that he believed that notheg could counferac, the in-
Jur'u7 effect OF such disparity Of age and thai han
Pine g in match OF the kind was on of the question
turning pale, fell back in her chair, and was carr4d
Iantlng, from the room. For many DAYS he con.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-08
THE SfcKT,y sEAses =,

THE SfCkLY SEASO@.- There are some
that Wait Us at stated seasons OF the year. and
which not unreqleny become aIaYnlinqly fatal du-
ring Inc summer and autumn months, especially to th,
young. tits supposed seventy thousand die Annually
from arrangements OF tire Stomach and Bowels alone
Does not every ceiling OF ure become enlisted in
the humane desire to lessen this fiighnl snoraIityl
are we ne bound by every principle OF religion 10 ad-
N niser relief when in our power! BRANDRETH'S
FILLS, by cleansing the blood frem all imlnretes,
gives power TO every organ to perform its functions
heahiiy, no matter whether externally or internally
situated Mature has formed the bowels for The evacu.
alton OF all unhealthy humoars Of the bI cd, and il
man wend tu, use eominon sense, he woudtake care
they perform this office faithfully. II the bowels are
ont OF order, i too slow or too active few Goses OF
baandreths Pills will bring them TO order. Ask the
man that was dying from couspated bowels what
cured HIM; he tells you, Braudreth'5 Pills. Ask him
who has mad the dyssenery for six nonlhs and every
remedy had allied; he will tell you that Brandfeth's Pills
cared him in week. So with levers chilIs and other
diseases In word, Brandreths Pills, it YOU ara
SICK and desire TO be we-and use Them occasionally
when well, to keep off Sickness
:, For sac by NJ. BRANCH,
No East Min street. conner onnnslte Old MarLet
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-08

Snow STORM IN FboRiDA-We learn from the Flo
rida papers that the recent storm extended 10
every part that State, far has been heard from
The Tallahassee Flofidian says:
The extent of the cold may be inferred when we
state that small negro by, while riding to town 10
wagon, was SO benumbed to be deprived OF all
sensbiity, aud it thought for time that he had
been ir zen 10 deat'. He was, however, fortunately
restored circumstance like this is not remembered
before to have occurred in Florida.
What the effect oil this terrible freeze has bean on the
orange aud oher u l!ees, OF course cannot be known
until spring in and the sap begins to ascend. But
we are AFRAID they either Killed or badly crp-
ped. r
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-08
FROM JAMAICA. ~

Our advices from Kingston, Jamcica, are to the
the 9Th of December. The cholera was still pre-.
valent in various parts of the island, and espe-
cially in the parishes of st. James, Hanover and
Westmoreand. The total number of victims
to this dreadful disease since its first appearance
on the island is estimated at 10000, of whom
$4,000 were engaged in agricultural pursuits -
The plan for ''the establishments of a responsible
government is the principal subject Of discussion
in the papers.