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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-01

r-SANA OMNIBUS LINE.
49A=sA=& The subscribers now running line OF
OmnbussesiH city, from Rockets the head of Broad
street.
Fare from Rockets the head of Broad any
portion ofthe route 81 cents
The line consists othe most splendid coaches that have
yet been introduced into the city attended by and
experienced drivers.
~ No improper persons will be permitted to enter any
ofthe Omnbuses the line specially commends itself
the patronage of the ladies.
no 1T T. NAILOR
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-01

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
a a Ezsgy 60
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-01

STOGKS FOR SALE
~ Virginia State Stock
Bonds of the fversty of Virginia interest payable lat
the Treasury of Virginia
Bonds of the City of Petersburg. with coupons.
Bonds Of the Town of Ly nchburg endorsed by Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad guarantees.
Apply to IS
Is MAJTRY n MORTON
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-01

DG0FaNG sLATE.-I am prepared to exc
y cute with promptness and dispatch, all orders
trusted my charge, for the above article Samples may
be at my Office ROBERT RANKIN,
jy 90 Corner 22d and Water SITS.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-01

BACON ~ kASNERVlLIE offer fol sale
- log hhds New Orleans
1873 hl.ds Porto Rico
81 bbls do do }SUGARS
200 pckgs loaf, crushed and pulverzed
120 bbls Coffee
500 bags Rio
40 bags Laguayra
81 pockets Java SCOFFEE
10 bales Mocha
60 bags Cape
So hhds Porto Rico and Cuba Molasses
125 bis New Orleans do
so hhds Sugar House Syrup
20 hhds Bacon Sides
AZ packages green and black Teas
1874 boxes Adamantine and Tallow Candles
Turpentlne Soap
625 kegs Nails and Spikes
l09 Mass and Stick Licorice
Pimento, Pepper Ginger Painted Buckets
Bed Cords and Leading Lines
Wrapping Paper; Candle Wick Cotton Irvine
Shot, sporting and blasting Powder
Cigars Hoop lron Blister Steel
Vinegar, Window Glass Starch, Porter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-21
TEXAS

From The New Orleans Picsyune. De-. ~
The steamship Louisiana, Capt. Thompson arrive this
morning bringing dates from Galveston 10 the eth insi
The endemic Is the decline in Galveston IAS Neus.
Of tie : b. says:
Tie sections report for the past three days averages
seven each day while for the previous four days the aver
ace but FIVE per DAY However, feel assured that
the Epidemic i really the decline and hope our re-
port I'D show IT, termination in week or two more. The
weeih is now al the present time, favorable or tho
deaths for the past few day, larger proportion than usual
have occurred from other diseases than the yellow fever
In Houston, however there abatement Of the
sickness correspondent Of The NcEs. writing from
Houston on the 9Th, SAYS:
did most fondly hope that by this mail should have
the privilege Of advising you OF the decline OF tho cpl
Learn that the number Of rterments yesterday
first broke out learn from reliable that there
i decline in the number OF and thar the dis
ease yields readily to medical treatment that in
another week may hope be able to repor, an encour
aging abatement
Among tie recent deaths in Houston see tho
Of the Rev Mr. Cameron. edtoTOf The WessyqH BqsRcr
Mr. q. b. Moore merchant. Mrs. Garrett and other
letter received at Galveston from Austin dated l1lh
ult says that DR.. Steiner. who killed Major Arnold 4
duel Fort Graham has been before the Court tribunal
Corscaua and acquitted lie is in close mtary ar
rest awaiting Ger Smith order for court martial t, trv
him
TIE Hestcrn TeraR learns that Messrs. Jones & De.
vine about closing arrangement with the capitalists
in New York by which they would obtain the NECESSARY
mems 10 prosecute their railway contract.
Tic GGlfc0a Journal wedges the receipt of the
following for the relief Of the sufferers by the epidemic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-21
LAKE SUPERIOR.

Mr. kelsy Of the North American Nine wrts = NJ
pesTcR Daily SGrertissT, under date Of Oct q d.
The NsTih American stsn1S second 70 no u.ne ~
country lis present appearance i Al thai has besns7
eipsisd During The present navigation sessoa :Asss
been sent IA market lso luns Of copper, mostly IN D.
and before the closes the amount an rea.IrS
SEQ tuns from which dedactng say IS per cent q, -
which sdheres to the masses, gives 40 taas u ~
uiefsl worth in market socO per un. About 81 tsast
been cut from the btg Mass. but before is is eotr
moved frum the mine, spring VII be with asaa III
Paul Il arranging his work ths be viii be abe NJ
large force into the mna noxi year. thus enabling t n
develop the mine at very early period The 49,
force DOW engaged in aud about the nine Is sbos III
men, but before the winter passes away the foce sfS
ineIs Gsod 90 over 200 operatives. -
The crops OF hay oats, tGrnps and potatoes Rad J,
the Com any better than they have be,$
present season. Eighty tazs Of hay and QUO tAosss
bGsht each Il poiatces turuips and oats the pr1
of The farm belonging 70 the Company. The ascslsS
products # the country Of very superior chxaa
as every must acknowledge Who has visited ~
pau az particular attention 20 the subject.
"1h, GIG Mine, which joins as Is eX,eed 20 shp nrs
COPPER hs year than daring any previous one AM
gratifying TO that The shipping Of our lake j. now Cd
ceit % export the products Of our mines. Last sep
several hundrcd uns cf copper remained over a.
fror the fact hat the boss could not do al Of the bas
which The Yields Of the mines hsd created.
"Tle present force al the CHI Is three hundred =,
twenty men, and | understand the manner in which 8,
mine i Ia be conducted u future that much larger y.
viii be required during The coming twelve menias N
sup iiufendeucy ot the mine hss passed. INV" me ntos
H. ByCgly. Esq, who formerly had charge % the asR
cisl Cei arnent His experience In The country, an
shOfous 4 knowledge Of he various branches u nj a.
rerders his services al important auxiliary 10 the su
of thc Company The products Of The farm belonging !
the CEd have been large, and will soon yield onoa3a
esrtsr kinds Of produce to DO away With the necessity
importation.
tOf the new mines in this vicinity a. yet bu, little n
be sad not enough work having been done 10 devel.
them The Meadow Mine has a torce Of twelve men, a
III supsatsuce iustes heavy outlay II capital IN 90.
ina t. The Humboldt and EAye River Mines uih
ohArge Of Charles Whlc-ey, Esq, understand, arc 4
BE- worked this winter AID iar surface appeara>s
are rned am informed they are of heterng csk
acter The IhGnN remains a. usual the oil works Nn
rg been abandoned and the forces there are en,age&h
e.plorns he location.
alho weather thus taF has been warm and mili thox
dur the past ten days there has been considerable rsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-21
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
TIE BEST WAY TO ASCEND THE NILE


To ~ Editor q TIE " T,.5zas
SlR In your report OF the Rev. Mr. Thompecns Le.
ture Egypt represented that no person should ils
a steamer who wishes to see the wonderful ruins hotg
the banks OF the Nle they viii have chance eIs
while ticking in coal &c.
For the benefit Of those Of my counirymen who sigs
tee Franklin theory that time is money and who prsr
expedition to incidence and freedom to oppression, wua
state that Abbas Pssha has fitted up small steamer WI
sfe ICONS and other enences expressly for travels
on he Nile He charters it to parties, or sends uph
AssOgan Whenever slrS hrst oAss passengers can 90
s'sed 'A' '' SO for the voyage '''''"s '''s'
party Of l5- nine Anericans-six from this CITY hs
English, two Scotch ami French, chartered tai.
and len Boulec the 18th o. Jaa1ary Last We ascendN
the first cataract stopping at every spot OF interest % n
riS en- and remaining till every was satisfied iom s
at Tlebes two at Assouan. sc, and returned In seyeas
days All were ebundanty satisfied with the entire mo-
agement from beginning to end
To show the preference for this mode Of travel oye n
other. allow TO state that two gentlemen from bS<
EFT Boulae few hours in advance OF u.s. none OF me
boats ON the Nile, which they had occupied two wesas
preparing they had fourteen men. beside a mob dni4
REFS On our return We met them at Ossioot.we' -
within two days of Carothey not half way to Ass1si
We had seen ythiDg but the tomb. OF Beni htss
they had seen only them Some days they had made ~
eight or ten miles and that by the sweat OF dozen AIN
tracking along the shore They had already padw 30
$50 5000 each, and expected their expenses would nss
AlO0 and take from 30 TO 100 days .
The Gaze stands thus To make the voyage in tn =
way will consume from 90 10 90 days, and from tts
100 from - to 20 men will be employed much o. =
time at the end Of long rope, dragging numbering ~
against wind and current, at tho rate of half mia y
hour with three four live Yankees on board-no ~
orally the most patient freight on earth To 30 WIN .
steamer consumes II days and E2s and gives sa
time for seeing the wonders than the other method ~
side the comfort of knowing that you are always going
without .coldng At the poor Fellahs Juggling like hors
a canal boat We certainly had a most delightful -
satisfactory voyage beside sharing the honor OF being -
first party TO ascend the Nile Ia steamer lifted =
pressly for that business and carrying the stars e
strines at the mast head which sll have in my -
session.
As multitudes Of Americans travel in ths East ssel
season have volunteered this advice, for which fks>
they will be thankful II they heedn
Wa g. B,Lcg, No iif Banova
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-21
AGRICULTURE IN CALIFORNIA


sAS FRANcIsco, Tlursday, Sept. IS, 1853.
have spoken heretofore Of tn farming operations Of
Nessrs Beard and Homer in the alley OF san jose and
gave you statement OF last year, srops.
or Mr. Beads crops for this seas,n cannot yet speak,
but have promised state meut at early period.
Thee two gentlemen have under fce no less than four
teen thousand acres. two thousand IN field.
MI Homer cultivaies this year 1900 Of which
about thoussnd was sown and harvested -
Fkeat averaging forty bushels TO the acre the largest
Weld sixty Current value about :! Per bushel Much
injury was sustained from rust.
BGr1ey-AbOur 200 acres yielding ffT bushels TO the
acre The volunteer crop yielded ten bq-hels per
than the and Of better qualify. Quoted at
&c. y n
Oa.-About 900 scres average forty five bushels to the
acre. 2is5c. e u.
Fifteen hundred averaging 40 bushels
rer acre Present figures very low-II ellie = ID.
sale is reported Of million pounds deliverable from
Isl November let February next, AZ 2.c. s. From
the immense quantity Iianed this season the T-ce viii
rue low.
CEors FIVE acres averaging about % 900 lbs per acre
g small yield Per 10. q &c
IL Com. CaItaee Mona T0maces, Pumpkin, &c
about 90 sores
Fos-Cut eboui zoo turs az go 80 per tun
Creiort, eco acres. Peach trees h0urshins Welding
IRE fru.i within Is months after planting
In scditcn % Lis immf operations IN farming NJ
Homer icst completing Il the best hOgrng mills in
ne STATE Il ,osi II which VII De- Ut lee. than go 600
lie preceding basiy ketch II this geutlsmans farming
oIcfdtrs IL make 0f your Feeders open their eyes
especially i shey al tss7e ul tAe totals even a. present.
lor prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-21
MARAuDING ON THE HUDSON

To Ae EJiio, Of The ". y Tribune. !.
SIR. Permit me 10 call your attention 90 yhfa
maurauding upon the Hudson River. -.
The thieves or pirates have small sloops or very Ss
little schOoners Hat bottomed with weather boards " ~
thew can float in quite shallow wster, and may be fes"y
mistaken for clam or oyster boats -
they carry light row boat, and while reconDoloa1
for booty make believe they arc fishing with hoon
line. sndfequenfly approach houses along the river 49,
az FOR water or feign to make some purchase. ~
mark the preises and inform Themselves Of the chars
m env othe dogs the location Of the fowl houses de
w,b house and If the wet clothes are out they are nv
70 be missing next morning ,4
oroo,ite West Point and she being suspected by the 49,
men upon the Hudson River Railroad, sharp ioose1
was Kept until about II O'Clock Y. NJ. when two pr.
we're observed upon the track In the act OF picking
M Mr. Miller the draw bridge tender, inforinsi -
Grow the watoh msn at the tunnel who Al once proc
to the tavern at Ganison's and aroused posse q -
who took boats rOwed around 10 the cove iound ms
eel, and If | am rightly informed, found on board
property belonging TO the Hudson River hairoN 80
rany man and boy were also found upon me -
with some more Of this property in their possession
The men who boarded the vessel say tnet rnen -
entered the cabin they considerable clothing yaS
dried a. If il had just been taken from the clothes ~
These thieves were ordered TO restore the properly
Hudson River Railroad Company. and permitted 70 go.
which your correspondent believes TO have been ~
wrong for two reasOns First, persons residing eP.
line OF the railroad might have been suspected ~ -
this property and secondly, the waichmon have W -
credit OF vigilance In their duty besides being expos"
another attack from these scoundrels.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-21

ihsve seen oats nine feet soor inches hight seves
-. 49, e.rp turniys oeets. cabbage. &c &c, Of
almost incredible growth, yet perfect in quality
Fruits and melons of superior quaity nave &c
Sc lbs Tomatoes between and lbs. and 81 sinsie
branch Of tomato plant bearing 30 lbs J1dicou' eaa
walton with the knowledge which IL derived iro% eIS
renee vii In few wears At most. enable the eutvsor
Of the soil in California excel the world IN the Varsy
quality and quantity OF biz products .
In ibis connection | viii mention the discovery |"
noble Almond tree in Santa Clara County, on the coast
below Us BY Prof Trssk This Is about thirty teet
in hight, in appearance between peach and willow
braDches PENDANT and bearing larger and finer fruf
than the ordinary fruit Of Il supposed %
be indigenous BY some, and stated but Prof Irask
and others better informed, deem il a naturszed speci
men Of great value however. il proves the sdapt
edness California its growth II Is most beautiful
shade
California is the paradise OF the Agrensuris Geoogs
ard Botanst as well a. knaves and fools
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-21
RAILROAD CAR-WHEELS.

To tl> Ia,t- Of TA> ~ Tsitun, -, -
SIR Some time since one Of your eonesPv a. =
the query why ear wheels railroads. e3oIs NJ - Z
with nanges outside, and Obyiate mnch o. inc ~
running Of the track. ..,,da TIA, "A
Not having seen any answer 10 II, copis .:i, 4
a. could readily answer IL have not noecee !, ~
have concluded that the question ~, Journal a. s1f
Gnsnd rotce But regarding a. 40 YOU 1873
dunn Of valuable information, PfoP'ss W W -,..sa
Tis case furnishes an Illustration o. uls Wy" -
wen understanding the pr,aepLs Of necnAnles
" those persons who propose IN any Ssy "
advise respecting such operations ana 10y ,b 80
the insuperable difficulty Of running Thee. IL n
outside because Of the danger Of DenHn's 'i'' -'
notice other sufficient objection 80 La. 80
car In motion 10 always subject 70 more or ~
Ia own motion produces the same ensc, % sSia "a -
track Il would be inclined 10 one side ana &, -
hard upon one fsnge. Oh therefore 70 r. ~
wheels is beveled, beingof les dlanete On ~
than outside thet when the wheel Is inciinea
lie diameter or which Il runs Is increased sDu =, ~
ate rde diminished the largest diameter 80
tsnee adjusts the running 80 aso. Ia inAn -. -
the wheel running the extreme sac o. = h,,aS4
sttains ~ largest diameter. and the o1ef ~ rarT
10 its least thereby the extreme wheel on - az -
+ made 10 perform lie distance 10 me s1s dc
other but when Il does not the ertse me VIZ - 900
sror,b IN keep M Now reverse ne nang . - - -
crertiy the Devil and the ehect ToeII % - s,hef ~
car 20 am oopstauy against the hanges % ~ a -
asnrss spninst the rail and m9si surely % ran Sa.ss
toleEstle sIeed
Nacsgoa O,t- Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-21
MEXICO
From III. N.-.orls.a. Ple.,sa.. oet L.

From The Ne~-OreAns Pcsyuae, Oct u
The sieam hip Texas Capt IL Place arrived from Vera
Cruz early Yesterday afternoon She In that port the
sih inst which date she brng hles Of hs Eco dl
Comerc0 She brings papers AID correspondent from
The City OF Mexico 10 the ID Inst.
The Texas reports that tie British mail steamship Avon
left on the evening of the 9Th inst without having shipped
her freight list Of slece and cochineal nOrher
flowing and preve uied is being put board aad her
srYoiIitd tine Sic comp, rd = leave without IL
The Mexican war steamer Estzd0 Dc MecO left Vera
Cruz On the morning OF the sih inst With 800 troops
board for luoatan in which place wAs reported thai
revolution lad broken out
The TrcH q Ln0a If tae 81 inst states that tn post
q Minister Of sr made By the death Of General
Tomb AMI which had been nled al ia,erta by Don SGa
rci1trns n Don Lap j. AortA, who Ok the oa,h II
cfoe Oh The 9Th u The same paper ed that s,n-
oii,uert bad been created by cor Ntvl-r1s having
lesu ordered % tie gyh ult oAca u., whence BE-
10 re tarked Tor Naua, IN consequence, i l. ale et.
81 soue at Il II sub0ri nation
On the ssh uli funeral ceremonies were performed in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-21

he present. Our streets are almost deserted sea
tSb are klled With sick and suffering"
Tke C0nzrcsaiis very severe upon the minister. -
Gospel al u whom the editor saws aei from IA -
the hrss alarm Of the epidemic. ~
5ke Go-seies IsGrirsy. Of the 81, inst. ssys,
We stated lssi week that The worms had m.is 4
appearance in come Of our fslds since then vs ~
not beard Il their doing mach damage. We lear, -
that in consequence Of the late heavy rains \,
isnow suffering from the ut but even this cann,< -
" AFFECT eur farming friend. they viii have gss ~
more than they can possibly pick oui.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-21

MANI Law YAc1-An incident occurred at the Sac
ond Ward polls Yesterday which i worth narraflng An
cheTwso respectable looking individual in stats OF pa
Maine Law ticket bystander generously plseed ia his
hand Democratic ticket whersupon the victim Of temp,a
ton after Elancng a; II Tor moment, cast h irom him eI
claiming, want TO vote the Maine Law ticket want
them 10 stop selling liquor Il they id not eel liquor
would not be drunk but cant help a. H. grasPei
The Maine Law ticket and placed il in tn box. ali al led
i hole ihe Law vii be passed A number 81 pe-s1ns
Gfsiwar heard TO declare that they nil-ei q
vote for he Nsne Law By the feen, appeal Of this poor
ntbrsie lCncnnai Gazette.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-21
VENEZUELA.

Advice. from Porto Csbeo sept o. represent the
Try quiet and thoroughly under the sway Of President Non
sgss Many of the State prisoners have been Lb,rae1
and other bsnished distant provinces No coffee Of the
new crop had been received Hides continue in great de-
mAnd s, - cents per pound.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-18
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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-18
HEALTH FOR THE STATESl
HOLLOWAY,S PILLS.

EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF LOSS OF HE ALTH,
DlSORDERED STOMACH, INDIGESTION AND
DETERMIN ALTON OF BLOOD TO THE HEAD,
Cory Of letter from Mr.. John Lloyd, Of Er0 Ocn,
Harlsoh, Msrioasthshire
To Professor HoLLowAW
sR-Iavail myself Of the first opportunity Of inform.
ing you, that for very long period was alictedwth
dangerous gddiness and frequent swimmings In the
head attended by loss Of appetite, disordered stomach
aud generally impaired health; Every means had
failed to give me any permanent relief, and at length
became so alarming that was really afraid Of going
about without attendant In this melancholy con-
diton waited personally upon Mr. Hughes, Chemist
Narcch for the purpose Of consulting him as TO what
had better do; he kindly recommended your Pills,
uicd them without delay, aud after taking them for
short time am happy TO bear testimony TO their Won
dcrlul efficacy. now restored TO perfect health,
aud enabled 10 resume my usual duties. You are at
liberty 10 publish this letter in any way you may think
proper, / am, Sir, your obedien Servant,
June 9th, 1889. (Signcd) JOHN LLOYD.
MIRACULOUS CURE OF DRoPsY.
DEAR SIR--I deem it a duty owe TO you and the
public AT large, to inform you oi most miraculous re
coysry from that dreadful disease DRoPSY, and which,
under God, was effected by your invaluable Pills. |
was tapped five times within eight months, and skill
iSlly treated by two medical practitioners, but could
not get cured, until had recourse TO your remedy, aud
noiw Outstanding all had undergone, this miraculous
medicine cured me In the course % o. SIX weeks:
tsE24iSRSR2 gE2iRR OF EPwARS sT1nSGE R9ELE9; GSM
PLAiTT, WITH lNDIG ESTIoN AND VIOLENT
HEADACHES.
Ertrdct Of a Letter from hir, s. Goircn, ChcmiS, Of
CiGoa, nen Bristol dated Juiy lih, 1852.
To Professor HoL LowY:
DEAR SlR--l am requested by Lady named Thorn
as lust arrived irom the West Indies, TO acquant you
thai for period of eight years, herself and family sui
Irrch from continual bad health, arising from disorders
Of the liver and stomach Indigestion, Loss OF Appetite,
violent Hcad-a -aches pains in the side, weakness aud
general debility for which she consulted the most
rnt men in the colony, hut without any beneficial
sut at last she had recourse TO your invaluable Pills,
which in verl short time effected so great change
for the better that she continued them, and tie whole
family were restored TO health and strength. Further,
She desires me to saw, that she has witnessed their
ITaorIin0ry virtues in those complaints incidental 10
children, particularly in cases of Measles and ScarlOt
ma having effected positive Oithese diseases with
no other Iemedy. (Signed) 5. GoWEN,
FEtyaci OCa letter from EdoGrd RoSoey, ESQ, Of iadG
IVslk, TObdgO, dated ApriI stu, 1852.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-18
Millinery cGl E.Gss Goods
MRS. ii. J. KIDD,

MINIS 4ls - E-|Aa.R
o. second S..gss, .,sg.l o, IsA s;ga5t,
7 $ now receiving and opening her SPRING STYLES
/ of GOODS enabling her To supply her customers
with al kinds OF fancy silk Bou.1ts, Embroidered
Gimps, and Gmps OF every description and size, She
will keep on hand ovariety OF Spring Manilas ola new
style, and Misses and chdTGn's Basques, Also, u
handsome assortment OF Veils Ribbons, aud Flowers.
Dresses nade and patterns cut to orler IN the latest
ls'ylrs, Gloves, Lipings, Feathers, Ladies' Riding
Hats, and everything else usually called for IN such IN
Establishment
While extending a general invitation 20 call, she
wishes the fact kept in mind, that she is determined
there shall be no reasonable ground Of complaint on
account OF Iriees (mch.3l.wy)
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-18

HIST. LOUIS AGENT.-W, $. SWIMMER,
General Ne wspaper and Advertising Agent, Corner OF
Second aud Chestnut Streets, (over the Post Once,
ST. Louis, Mo.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-18

EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF LOSS OF HE EALTH,
DlSORDERED STOMACH, INDIGESTION AND
DETERNIN ALTON OF BLOOD TO THE HEAD,
Cory of letter from Mr.. John lloyd Of ErV OCn, near
IaTleoh, Merioasihshire