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The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-10-07
GROCERIES! GROCERIES,!
HADEN & READ,

-OUIHtT OF DdUPTIII q w dItT oIIttIs
Mobile Ala, Feby. Sth, 1852.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-02
GDMMEnCiii RECORD.
PRICES CURRENT.
THURSDAY. ARR. |. 1882.

IEISsoAT, ARR. /, l-oE-
TOHACCO.--rhe market. on " Cjnes!1y. thought
tscn though Thursday there less ac'i.!,y n.
market prices rather lJwsI :han they were
Wednesday.
S,!ss q = k!is tobacco BY y NJ MAa.!x L Co sircc
e S.; ~ Citation. S. 10; Msuet;, s. 49, Can
8 SO: Hicks SIS IS and o5 Mrs Jgncs 81 20
90: J K Dehnam, S. !G = House, 81 80 and :; "
HAYES !ur~ IS 90; > : f Swan g. ana : 59 DR. q +
Swaa 81 10 and 90; Ove5by 81 90, 70 ard so y
Norwood s. ana 49, !u,s, Eallocs. IS 40 ana %
II Ind. lnys ard conl;non , !:nni - IS So SIS
''- > : = NN''' - =. NJ MARTIN & co.
WtIlAT.-No change.
FLOUR The unavu:;iSl- I.ss ?sT Cana IA has
Gcs.L :u.,.s: 3ccre. Sales to-day Basin bank .:
choice 5:ards 81 Low r-5tes in g:-a: demand Fac
IS - Cross racclinss s. SIX sc9,isvil!e 5. 70: q
81 lS. T. J. pEYTUA.
CORN-57 4 So cents
CORN MEALS ~ ceatsIdul!.
OATS-35 20 cents pei bushe!-duIl.
RYE-75 70 20 cents.
F!SH-fIerriass Nc. l Gu, 81 "a, Gross IS:
Roe 50 a S. %; Macse.el, No. 3, SAL 20. z, ssh.
No l. SD. S.ad-noae in market
LAsD-S-v. iQ% ~ II = cts bb!s and Kegs
B:CON-P.in- n=S Sides 10. Shoulders g. Hams
GLOVER sEED.-Gooa. 49,
PLASTE3-Lum9 S. 90, Basin BanE; IS 90 on wharf;
TEEL-Ansr;c.a ois:e-.d 81 05 to 0 psr,on.
iR0N-Pi- Iron So 20 &c. according 20 quality; sweet
s95 ton English So Tredesar. Richmond mandatory
e; Up Country B1rSS2a 81, according 70 quality
GCANO-PsfGyian SAG from! wharf. tos rom store:
COFFEE-Frn,. crop Lsguay-a 81 alocen;s; R!c,
soad 10 Prime. 4 os 10 l0n.
WORCESTERSHIRE Cu5a !sa 20 e's. Ne" orleans,
2s 50 CTS
SALT-F.on s,or. 81 50;sslesf.orn wharfsl 10.
EAY-NoT;hern, in hslcs-from "he': 81! rom sore
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-02
PREPARE ron BALTIMORE!

/. will be that Hampton, a"a the 18Th 'lar, have De'
selected The place and time for holding District Ioh
ton, send delegates tic Baltimore CoErcnioh' "
South Side Democrat recommends Petersburg do " r
of meeting in TINT district "becuusc II is NOR" ac'esso'
Than INV other min, 10 all parts of The district VIII b"
fprhcr soon that the Democrats Of Hcnrcn will open the
bal, on Monday next BY holding meeting 10 send dele
o,,,s 70 District Convention in this district We rcrea
orr solemn declaration of last uesday ha, these meetings
are the mast important that have been held for many years
is Of vital necessity that the whole Democracy
forth and sccc. wise and prudent 10 rcprcscn
hr wishes Lei the fullest and iaireSt expression Of sen
tmcn, be secured; and let DC TO Baltimore, ~h"
bound the fortunes OF man. will act sagaciousy III SC
Letting andidates that will nearest 10 the Vagina
platform, and the time, command popular support
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-02

FoR THE ESQrIRfR
Democrats Of Nerfo! county Ho,c pleased Nth The STATE
Contention Platform endorsed -i5rdscu; Coot, Esq
the eiec6r apr0r,dR ~ Bcysia for county cisra
Arthur Emmersor, .sr f-|Poaderiui e1perin!sn. in
Psyctoicsy d.c.
PORTSMOUTH,, VA, MARCH 20 ls52.
The Democracy OF Norfolk county and OF the First Dis.
tIct a!a delighted with the results Of The aie Stale Con-
veniion Rchnond They subscribe heartily 10 the noble
nd patriotic c!Ialon OF principles ald down IN the re-
solutions Introduced by delegate, alpr wheeler, from
the ccmmitter ct which lie the able chalfthah. We
glory in the affirmation OF The Virginia resolutions :" "
and 49, and equally approve OF the RESOLUTIONS against 'e
tariff land dislrbuon &c.
The appointment; OF MVRpEcA! Cook Esq as our iec'''
tho head and front OF tho Stale ticket: every where nc
ccpahc and have heard nothing but The utmost Sal''
faction expressed lr Cook is very able man, lHp'cS
siv,iy eloquent and US stern and democrat Us ever
shlvcEc lance with lc:era wh9Iery. Know 81 no hih
IBIS district The whig side who compete win MIN
in tie canvass.
IE- election FOR county officers IN De decided Is De-
coming interestingly cac!tng with Dr. H. NJ B(yhih-
br0he: al the distinguished Senate: from Isle 0!
ami competent tn'r!pT!sIng energetic genetnai J.! '
nutnacc nj Inc democratic party or the Office OF cfn VI
tic Norfolk County and Superior Courts Mr. arthur hn'-
mcrSGn, the present incumbent Wig like his pat!iouc
father aho defended Cran.y Island in the 1st war win
Britain, from whom lie inherited The Office.
VIC have observed every lecturer Psychology. Mes
mc!sm &c since the discovery Of the science and profess
TO be critic Bat confess surprise expected IN
the successful experiments OF the splendid operator wc have
here in NJ Spencer. He has he"ide!ed and delighted
the good people of Portsmouth week past but leaves
in Jew Gays the national metropolis. Nh Spcnser ha'
mate sume discoveries in this important and mYSte-
ryus principle which will lead gIea. and beneficial re-
suits. CR1S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-02
Ia Ire Editors Of tis Enquirer.

O'' HorsE or DELEGATES MARCH 81, 1852.
Dear Sirs: In editorial of this morning S Enquirer,
headed p,blic Printing &c. ausion il made 10 my con-
n,ciion with the investigation OF The affairs OF the Wash
inpnn Monument 10 effect that 81 declined acting a.
chairman OF the committee that might offciae as prose
cu,or" am sure would not Intentionally do me mus
icc and beg leave say object in refusing 10 act
such lions only appeared as prosecutor at the
Instance OF The committee urging that il was my duty hay
inr introduced the suec; The notice OF the Legislature;
end il WAS with reluctance that did engage IN Inc insa
cous capacity prosecutor "a the committee ana pa"
can attest. T., L.
You are correct in saying that expressed regret IN nav
inn had any nstumentaiIy in originating the invessa-
i5na regret caused BY finding myself forced INTO the po
son Of prosecutor ard dislike to engage IN ouucs Of 50
uuplcasant 4 character. =
II i. bu, lust in relation myself and connection WIN
The subject TO saw in bring hi. matter 10 Inc NOTICE
of The Legislature stated TO The House, in my place
rhch The papers failed repor that the Legislature haa
,s committees the Armory and ohe: less Important
subjects" and SHAT The Washington Monument was
State work involving large expenditure OF money, ana
ha il was due the States Interest IN me iuoc uno Is
well a. due the parties against whom reports haa oeen
sci aioa: OF msapica.ion OF The LUNGS OF 'he STATE a'
an be had and that good CAME out OF the
iny,s;i,aticn no harm could be done By it,
certainly have been aclnaed BY no personal or PoC"i
ournosss having no ends crafty, acting solely from
sense Of duly and justice Ia all parties; having no
ro NJ tho limo Of the OF those persons controlling
,hr work Of The Monument and yet have RETAINED from
an eyp1eson OF an opinion upon tho report o! the commit
lee whc is in tie hands of the Printer ANA 10 be ac!ea
pnn BY the House II proper 10 add that the resolution
;notced by myself on This subject. was done al Inc ~
stance Oh Os'''o''1' JOHN S. BURDETT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-02

..,r,oe, .oa.n slonr o Jetelson Gbs-H bfo~ns Tom.
lin, Do,vnn4, ssp F!annry hshae eade,S TO HaIag.
NJ, WrI'n,it i.cm!y pcrtIocs, Kcyser. Kee Wallace
JacI Of Peasants and Rchc Nottingham Scott Of
Preston Prince Gsose and sGy '%Is
NyEs~Siessrs Slapp Rivss OF AOemare Early MISSY y
Walker Tate Dunlap Smith Of B'o9se and Hane'eki a ~.
wing, aaupin CIn Speed Pierce Hancock Scot OF na
qucr Prince. Pavne, Brooks Baker, White OF Hampshire
White Of Hanover Moore Of Harrison Griffin, Crow rat
rick Fry, Morgan. Ba!. Jones OF Marshall, hcE9"'an
lawer Preston Michael IT,, kilbY, Robertson 81 '"oA
City, VERIFY, RUSSELL Hubbard u!iham, Staples, "oodi
Townes Znn, Rowycr. Taylor, Butler, Robinson Of le-
mond City Anderson Rice, Gilmore, G!!mer reeEe FFe
low Butdeii, "in PnneI Dunn, Wel!nian, Jackson IT,
Of wood. Bnyd-G0.
Or motion Of llr kEYsER The House aiInurnei.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-02

SMALL NOTE ISSUES.-The issue Of small notes in
the District of Columbia is contrary 10 law and last week
several fines were inflicted FOR lis violation The Washing
ton Republic says:
The following ms med persons and firms having been
yay indicted for issuing OF money In notes OF less
nomination than FIVE dollars upon the submission o. their
cases in the criminal court fined in the sums attached
below their names:
William Selden and f. w. Latham (ct the same h out
ara,eiy indicted fined SIS each.
John F. Callan and Tomas 81 Hanson, (ss f'In hned
$50
Robert H. Galaher and S. W. March, (as h'm'} hned
$50
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-02
SEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

Tie 4, leg alton (in the Democratic State Convex
onl rom the 7h Accoac) Congressional district prior 10
leaving Richmond, adopted The following resolution
Resolved Tina; We recommend 20 The Democrats OF the
several counties Of The m Congressional District 10 send
delegates 10 district convention 10 assemble the
Of Hampton Saturday the 18Th day OF May for the pur-
pose Of slecng delegates represent this district in The
National Democratic Convention which will NICE! al Ralil
more on the first MoaLsy in June
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-02
THE CHRISTIAN MONITOR.

A few years ago, Minister OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church residing in North Carolina, formed in beautiful
STYLE chart under the above title, which Is really as II
cprcsens "a pictorial representation OF tho way Of Life
and Death"
II abounds In much useful information, exhibiting rare
genius and is specially fitted for the ladies' and gentlemen
private paror hotel pators public and private Schools sa
crAae steamers, and hotels, etc.
,6ndersund that Western gentleman, OF enterprise
and talent has procured right of publication SALE &C., from
the author Rev. John A. McManncr and will, within two
or three months arlhest by the first OF August sup
py the people OF in Virginia. and also our water
ing places.
Let the public paonizs the effort and rest assured
being interested and improved We rhail likely publish
more extended review afera time.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-02

RlsRMo:o MARCH ;! :;
Gentlemen IL :hask you snce.!: .O' the .I.ea,e :"
your letter at:ptGs, th5i my Efforts 10 merit tie iy@
40. conS.enc- ut ir ,.Jw-CGz-Es ha,e no! been $40
vain Tire .os;;iun o; Comm wealth. Attorney =
Circu; Cont Of this city Tor which you 81 ilir'H-f
pose re is highly important and honorable orr, II
iess!un TO which un:e. the siIGn.eat nece-s, .
my aesl ex",;.1ns. Though the !lhor- ADD ressns!-
0! the position wCi.it not &c a:odnl,ri: concs-ts'
twice il einolumenis yet, ~. reasons which 5a's
stated to some OF you. ches:iuy comply wl'. '-i :
es and viii feel honoyd TO sc escs b" ihs Tg'e=' =
iuord
Your generosity lads sou 20 srcsE 700 'l"si'.:
hu;nte Qualifications. Such a. they are, Ir; '.''-
faithfully ?Jyed 10 :ndicang Tie !ntccs. o. 49,.
would strive :" increase ti..ul % STUD: aEc rNf~
alone, ~ diligence ard attention. iyr any sat. r. :.
endo~,n.n In this wav, -houit .ntsav5' a"S ..
d!scaarp. the duties .: the oiicc shout, ,aey ..':
ne 10! OIL: without G!sc:ell;, bal Win ,-e:-ae:' "
community. Gfu,cial you II: ?o.: k.":ne:t' ,,0.
IuG:s very itG!g, H. d ''''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-02
DEMOCRATS OF HEASlCo COUNTY.

An adjourned meeting Of The Democrats Of Henrico
IT, will be held at their Coci House Monday next April
5h full meeting is desired matters OF ntcres, VII; he
bourh, up for their consideration. This meeting is also
called for the purpose sending delegates district Con.
yen,ou 10 appoint delegates 10 National Convention 10
no,nsie candidates for President and Vice President
w1r.,,x 4 HARRis Esq OF Page. late charge da;fai:ss
10 Roeota and exmember OF Congress from The Page dis
,ric, ia announced as candidate FOR the Judgsp Q! the
Judca composed of the counties OF Highland Fen
dleon Page Rockingham, Shenandoah, HARDY AMI "a'-
rem. GlLrs Cook, Esq, OF Warren, and join hESsEy,
ESD Of Rockingham arc also announced for the o.:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-02

We are gra,ied announce that yesterday the House
Delegates gave quietus the Small Note Bill by lis in
definite poslponement.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-02

AS was incorrectly printed in yesterdays Enquirer we
publish the following resolution which was adopted 81
the House of Delegates Wednesday las on motion Of
NJ. PISSELL:
Tina, the committee on Courts. &c. enquire into The
cynejjency oi providing By law, that the clerks and
shrrids OF The counties Of this Commonwealth be re-
ouired 10 nav into the treasury OF their respective counties
Der cen, on all over hundred dollars OF their annual
cmoIuments OF Office be appropriated TO defray the eS-
pcnscs of county officers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-02

The proceedings OF tie Senate unavoidaby crowded
OF, to-day. Thcy will appear Tomorrow.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-02

In tho House of representatives, on Monday Mr. Nison
moved to reconsider the by which the BILL in regard 10
increased discipline 10 the navy was reeced-Alr NJ re-
marked:
Thu, the bill contained provisions which could never COM
mnnd his assent He ted district interes
led in the passage of such bill this any other in
the United He had objections nevertheless TO many
provisions in the BILL but only would he cite al this time
For nearly fifty years commanding officer in the navy,
however high his rank authorized by law nct by
his own authority. than twelve ashcs for any offence,
and provided that for offences deemed deserving of
seveer punishment court-mata should be convened for
the trial Of those offences So careful the law 10 guard
The rights Of the humbs In the service that II
would permit sererer punishment than twelve ashes
10 be inflicted upon the discretion OF the
manding officer Yet the bill which had just been rejected
by the House proposed confer upon the commanding OFF,
Ger of any vessel who might perhaps be passed midship
man. the RICH, to infct upon sailor the punishment OF
solitary confinement not 10 exceed thirty days win Irons
upon his arms and ances the cur TO DC restricted bread
and water and all this without regard 10 the evidence npon
which the punishment inflicted. This power he could
not confer upon any officer OF the navy In
cusion he asked that the motion 10 reconsider might lie
over and the bill DC printed
Prior 10 the rejection of The bill,
Mr. Bayly OF Va. having been requested By number OF
gentlemen interested in the navel service 10 examine the
bill he had done and satisfied not only OF the
prety Of passing it, hut OF the necessity OF passing il
once He said the difficulties on shipboard usually occur
two or weeks after vessels go out Of port, On pana
tons the negroes during the first two or three weeks Try
The tenper OF overseer with the saiorS-they
the per the commander and see what he do If
you give them inch, they will take ell To have coed
out To have discipline maintained during the first
three weeks
MI Orr asked Mr.. Bayy whether il right force
passage Of the bill when ether gentlemen had not had
opportunity of eyamiainsi;.
Mr Biyly replied il this bill complicated IN its char
acer there might be some force in tho objections of the
gcnilenan He undertook 10 say that went!chs
of the bills reported here voted without having been
read BY the members and ts bill shall Be passed without
having been read hy oneianh II would b. means Be sim
GUAR in that respect. He moved the previous question:
having uotancd the floor thai condition from Mr. Stanly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-02

go cheer l !f!-.,G II tb l'ftHss+fE l"ti!senrsr
ye! hope '.aInd tho question: We laoo
the following. lie will doubtless, be delighted 10 hear thn'
Cawloros E.u!ti is ceyin the ishcs! commentator al
home and abroad. We thank our friend io' Inc tie OIL
sioer" which he continues 10 Destow upon US
would inform him thai soon as me hooei was Sc
ec,rd the honor and responsibility o our ounce instantly
expired
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Eg- AGENCY OF DIR. FlTCH'S
CELEBRATED MEDICINES.

pcctoral Balsam, Dcpurativc Syrup,
pcctoral Expectorant, Heart Corrcctor,
Pcctoral linimcnt, llumor Corrcctor,
Pure and Medical cod} Cough and Catliar,ic
Liver oil, Pills,
Auti-dyspcp,ic mixture, vcrnifilgc,
Ncrvinc, Female Pills,
Female Specific, &c. &c.
Used by him constantly and with unprecedented
success in the treatment Of
Coughs, Colds, Consumption, asthma, Heart
Diseases, Dyspepsia, Serofuh, SKIN Dis
eases, Rheumatism, Female complaints,
Piles, &c. &c.
Dr.. Fitch's uncquallcd Patent silver plated Alb.
dominal Supporters;
DR.. fitcl's improved plated stcol-sprng Shout
der Brace;
Dr.. Fitch's Silver Inhaiag Tube. $
DIR. HICHS CELEBRATED SIX
LECTURES
On the prevention aud cure Of Consumption,
Asthma, Diseases of the Heart, &c., and on the
method of preserving Health and l!eauly 10 an
old age.
THIS book should be in every family. To the
consumptivo it points on, tho only reasonable
hope for relief. TO mothers the directions il
gives for the care and education Of children arc
invaluable. $4,000 copies of this book Lave
passed through tho press, and the sales contin-
tic nnabatcd.
For sale by S. S. FITCH & Co., No. TOT
Broadway, New York, and II, II. Carr,
Morgantown, Va.
O3~ DR.. Fhchs Guide 10 hrulids, or
Directions to persons using DR.. Fitch's Re-
NEEDLES, to be lad, gratis, Of all his Agents.
July 6, 1850. a7tf
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New Store (!
To mn OLD Friends and Tie Pablo n
General: ..

To my old Friends and the Public IN
General:
I have again commenced the Mcrcon.
tile business al my old stand lately occu.
ped BY H. e. Luzicr, and have associated
with me in business John E. Fleming. :
We intend doing plain, strais hi for
ward business, and expect TO deal in ev-
cry thing Except puf) that the people
want. We intend 10 keep oil kinds OF
Goods that are KEEP, in the New York,
Paris, Philadelphia und Baltimore Stores,
and perhaps some things they do not keep.
We shall not deal in Poetry either, aliho'
VIC can sing lcciIc.
OUR PLATFORM
Will be 10 sell low for cash or country
produce, and to pompt payers on credit.
We shall furnish our customers with their
bills for settlement about the frs. Of Jan.
uary and july. As we do not expect nor
intend 10 make bad debts, nor employ an
extra clerk 10 look after slopers, we think
we can afford TO sell little less than
some others, who necessarily have 10
make, in self defence, provision for the
same. Come, therefore, all who want
Goods nj low prices, and look at our Stock
Of Goods before you purchase elsewhere.
a penny saved is n penny made.
WIN. LAZIER,
LAZIER 4 FLEMING.
Nlorgan,own, lsl July, 1852. Isl M
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CALLAT
RAYMOND & PlCKENPAUGH'S
CHE APP
PHILADELPHIA AND PARIS STORE

WE have jupt received and opened very
large aud nou, beautiful stock Of new SPRING;
and SUMMER GOODS, Of every variety, and
as for being cheap, they beat the world for
that. Goods have never been sold as low here
as VIC are now selling them, since the begin
ming Of the Christian Era. We can and are
toand to beat amy thing you can scare up in
this country. Our stock is full and complete,
and our Goods being bought for cash, cannot
be beat, and will be sold IN the most accom-.
modating terms. All kinds Of country produce
taken in exchange.
ous Stock consists Of the following articles
In great abundance :-llcragcs, lawns, bcragc
da hines, French lawns, plain aud embroidered
swisscs, prints, nuslins-blcachcd and brown;
fine alpaccas at is cts. per yard silks and ging.
hams, ribbons aud laccs, flowers, hosiery,
Mems and Women's Cloves Of every style
All colo,s of Sarccnct aud Grape for bonnet lie
innrs. Donncts for Women and Misses.
CLOTHS, CASSlN ETS, CASSIAlERES,
I Co,tonadcs, white and brown Linens, Mems 4
Boys Wear Of every description. A large and
well selected stock Of Ready Made Clothing,
trunks, valiccs, carpet bags, and little Of ev-
Grything else.
QUEENSWARE, HARDWARE,
t;roe cries, looking glasses, Carpenters tools,
cotton Yarn and batting, boots and shoes.
III We invite the Ladies' particularly to call
and examine our Stock, whether you buy or
not. But we will guarantee you buy before
YOU leave, as we are extremely fond of show
Ina our Goods TO the Ladies.
being grateful 10 our friends for their former
patronage, wc still solicit their attention to our
new stock, and obligate ourselves to make i, to
your advantage to buy of US. Bring all you
see who want to buy cheap Goods, as VIC are
the very fellows who cnn make your pockets
glad BY saving them money.
RAYMOND & PlcKENGAUGH.
Morgantown, May 80, 1862. l46.tc
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-08-07
HoBENsAcK'S LIVER PILLS,

No part of the system is moro liable to dis
case than the Liver, it serving as filtcrcr to
purify the blood, or giving the proper secretion
10 the bile; so tlntany wrong action ofthc Liv-
or affects the other important parts Of the sys-
TEN, and results variously, in Liver Complaint,
Jaundcc, Dyspepsia, &c. We should, there
fore, watch every symptom that might indicate
a wrong action Of the Liver. These Pills be-
ing composed of ROOTS and PLANTS furnish
ed by nature to heal the sick: Namely, LIST,
An ExpEcroRANT, which augments the sccre-
ton from the Pulmonary mncus membrane, or
promotes the discharge Of sccrctcd NATTER
Cd. An ALTERNATIVE, which changes in some
incxplicablc and insensiblc manner the certain
morbid action of the system. Sd. A TOXIC,
which gives tone and strength to the nervous
system, renewing health and yigor TO all parts
Of the body. 4th, A Cafhariie, which acts in
perfect harmony with the other ingrcdients,and
operating on the Bowels. and cxpclling the
wholsmass Of corrupt and vitiatod mattcr,and
purifying the Hood, which, destroys disease and
restores health.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-08-07
To Females.

You will find these Pills an invaluable mcdi-
cine in many complaints to which you are sub.
jcct. In distractions either total or partial,
they have been found of inestimablo benefit,
restoring their functional arrangements to a
healthy action, purifying tho blood and other
fluids so ctFec,'ially as to put to fightall com
plants which may arise from female irregulari-
lies, as headache, giddincss, dimncss of sight,
pain in tho side, back, SC.
None genuine unless signed J. n. llobcnsack,
all others being base Imitation.
III Agents wishing now supplies, and Store
Keepers dcsirous Of becoming Agents must
address the Proprietor, J. N. llobensack, Phil
ndclphia, Pa.
Price, each 20 cents.
NV. johnson, Baltimore, Wholesale Agent
for Maryland and Virgnin. Canon & McClel.
land, Uniontown, Pa. H.II, Carr, Mogantownn'
Ilagan, Kingwood. ]. A. Halo, Weston. S.
4 j. Ilermans, Fclowsvillc. Meredith, Smith.
field, and by every Merchant in tho U. States
June 90, 1852. l6O-,t'