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New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-26
OREGON.
We have advces from Oregon by this arrival to Nov 49,
SUFFERlNGS OF TIE INAG2ANrS on TIE
NtW n0IrtE

We have adyces from Oregon by this arrival to Nov 49,
SUFFERlNGS OF TIE IN~G2ANrS on TIE
NEW ROUiE
About SEQ immisr nts, with 80 wagons and lary,
number Of loose cattle, took the the Cas-
caGe Mountsins into the head ofNuamette Valley TAsy
were expected to arrive the enl of September but aot
arriving party CT citizens OF Lane County started 70 look
Tor iem. They discovered ,hat ue Immigrants bad ms
taken tho direction gone 100 af 70 hs soa.h and suffered
severely. We clip the following ffvm TIE SALESMAN,
hon found they were suffering 81 hanger h.ing oa the
teof of heir POOR cattle they hai been Of bread for
several weeks. lhsy had been an st on the Plains haF
ing Travelled south OF me route ia the deserts toward the
Kamah Lake and seary ger-hed fr water they crossed
desert IS miles In extent whh journey many cat
tie gave cut aud families sute cd eAceedn nsy Tor water
IL will pass - the credit Of ts coilty aat taay
nearly all informed Of their situation by daylight on
Monday morning, and had supplies % the way 10 meet
them. gAd N a hoHrs m're thhl -oJ' pounds OF Hour
is nay up tie middle fork of ihe Willamette, aat
all trsc Git for TIE destitute anu yet provisions Of al
kinds are sun passing mp.
Ihsy passed one man AFTER leaving tho wagons who had
leid down TO die for want OF something % eat bl Il Is
hoped that he got relef ON tholo who goag oat
Many companies II men, from four 70 tea hd len tho
wagons Onr and six weeks age e Ae their nay into the
valley some OF h, II on foot aud fa0u provisions, lJns
Of whom have since been heard from.
hey left three OF their company days back ths
mouRisin who had laid down protesting that they e0al
further, and must die. They hd saosistel On
horse flesh until gave out aiter which hey had nothing
but nas and Oihcr insects 10 sustain life being unable TO
take any game.
One man Who wandered away from The trains persisted
from hunger and want n the deserts.
Mrs. Petty, crossing the river in wagon which up
set, was drowned
The relief by the citizens of Lane and Linn
Counties pro npt and liberal Between tho ljh and
oath October there passed into the Canyon In on with
relief "a packed animals % wagons, and 29o head Of
work and beef cattle.
II Is believed that all the emgrants now in sltui-
ton where there aeed be no loss OF Life or suffering
resohiug the valley.
The road TO the summit Of The mountain il described
being excellent On the western slope and along the river
the road hes been not than ha opened being ef
with falling timbers and not cut OF sufficient 1th tho
road crosses the Willamette aboat twenty times these
frequent crossings very UNPLEASANT and fatguinS
Nearly all can be avoided by hide labor.
The fact is sui, ,enty clear that there E this route,
the best ground for the best road the Cascade range
at present known.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-26
THE FIGHT BETWEEN THE WHITES AND
INDIANS on PUGET SOUND.

,
SAN FRAScrsco, Nov. 10, 1883.
Editor OF The HeroIds noticed IN your paper ~ r s
morning a article beaded Later from ssaln7'on ~ -
"ritorv-Figkt between the Indians and whites lss
tstsrept ~ tb facts attending the aay referred 70 ~
that article appeared about ten days aLef INC oeo
in the uguer published at OLYMPIA. But as almost ~
vessel from that quarter brings 1e~ Vsfs'n - -
might be called an old affair and as the Gst Is sciy -
rect on many i'm potAnt points have though. W ~
under the circumstances and for the niormAioa :,
who have ftnds IN that region {, gNe yOg - hs.f
ffom NV report 20 the Cove rnment touching ~ y ags
which II Won think il Of sufficient Interest," you 1ls y ~
ery to publish The news Of the disturbance a.
az Victoria Vancouver lsland. on the 1Vta SeP''N''
where we had gone for spPples ,hs
Thinking that no time thlud Be lost, proceedsa ~.
same pieht across the Straits and anchored 10 tsw
at New Dungeness SOon ater, 2pe of the .essts 4. a
on hoard and gave NE the following nioraaIon ~ go
ton 10 the disturbance: lie said that s0nle .ny " ~ ~
of the natives had encamped on the sand sp't -,
settlement when they informed thst .nefs a..r
Indian among hem who had murdered n,S "' of Mach
Port Townsend some time dursg .he monih u - II
last The whites theeapon assembled 70 los ~, assd
FIVE or ak and proceeded 20 arrest hin nsn' .l.,~
which resulted in Their being rePuiseu' ,. tadaas Il
said had several wounded and two or tnfee N h;,.s
left the same night and quiet was restored me s,s,
were still very much exaspersfed and expfeo'ea -
;rscr nos 10 i've tie matter up till the murderer was
secured.
To prevent any further outbreak OF dis.nrD tlce
,hem thought /. my duty to secure him myself: PcsS
be and having enticed three OF oar u l0
on board we started on the chase
On arriving at Port Gamble we were Informed tas. sns
e,o;.;ye vas soueuhsre up Hcods Canal ltnere1Pos
.,ebed Two of the chiefs lwho Gs ANXIOUS 20
esteh him as any one large canoe, "e manne UT
dir cons to lose 40 time but bring hin they must asA.
or alive Tie following nghf they Ieurnei hst'1s -
49, bsr1s s1A feet. He was fully recognizes by "
sheriff of the county being despersts igho" seo ,,
II arerar by aEethcr individual 70 Iaom as hAi s'as
time since ack now the fact and detailed "a ne
erterce. ATTENDING The deed Being SATISFIED that n4a
secured the right ore proceeded a. onee to ne io =
Selacocm AID delivered my prisoner over 20 t1e eou5
marding Officer Major Lsrned, who VII nod On w
20 recuisi.ion froll he civil authoriiies -. =
In conelasior would siate ihas we lsl lac Si-s u
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-26
WASHINGTON TERRITORY

We have dates from Washington Territory 70 Nov D.
The steamer Fanny intended for the navigation OF Puget
Sound arrived at Olympia on the LIST Nov. Her arrival
was greeted with discharges OF cannon.
An imui1raut train the first vi tho route, consist
ing Of "a wagons reached Puget Sound On the 10Th Oct
Il numbered 10 persons, who had IN their possession
some more than 400 heed Of cattle, which zcnera oossd
we'll The immigrants report bat little sickness on me
road and are apparently ire spirits. Several families
have packed N, and there are others behind coming
the same way, with wagons.
Gov Stevens and Judge Hoagland. They are al young
ren and the people Of Washington Territory have eces
son 10 eoice that old 1gies have been assigned mem
large number Of claims have been taken upon t0s
While river within the last month, and ia less tnan oas
wear there will be large s,ttemeni there Il y the oe%
aee know Of in Washington territory for stock rasns
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-26
FROM sOUTHERN OREGON.

We learn from our Jacksonville correspondent that Sell
ers was reiaken in that vieny but set al liberty agan
He stole horse on his way.
Tie Indians in Illinois Valley near Athouse had beer
Troublesome but detachment OF United States troops
quieted them by firing them and killing eight IN nun
ber Two OF the troops killed.
A man was murdered on the road between Hreka and
Humhug-said to have had $4,000 Suspicion rests on
Irish Charley and 4 Spanlard.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-26
THE FlLIBUsTERS OF THE PACIFIC.

lie SOrOra nIcEsterlr WHICH le tal1 pofl
in he Car ine bow forty I'VE days ont ana i tne
that should hear frCm IT, That 7ossc lefs this POI.
on the morning Of the 7th of October The DISTANCE to
Guaymas about fifteen huRlred miles AID good sller
such the Carone is said De- should make the pssa
in Efeen DAYS The United states transport Gen Paitsr
ser arrived san Diego the lIil uiL from Guiy2
aud noting had been heard Of tie hbusiers whe she
len Ihe san Diego paper does not zVc tue dae on her
leaving Gusymas, bot il probable about the dh Inc
eypeGIiOr viii be remembered composed Of about
two hundred men. W. presume 1T they viii land with
out eny d.icI!y ard take Ouaynas and rnOsl0 wlh
very little trouble. Aler that, however, trir progress
VII be uncertain and viii depeni upon circumstauces
The oTity OF The poTslion would gladly see the Ame
cGuF in p0ffessOn, bEt shey may dsdst This npany
OF whom rough customers end vii be very apt %
give serious ofeHse 20 the Old ogy notions Of the senore
If hey should succeed in getting possession of all the
I.rcpal towns i is to be presumed thai sonora viii be
forever inCepe Ldeut II Mexico. All OF the foreigners
w side VI IL the invaders aud many of the natives, All
parties VII g. from q = ctste % Gd II is not Aely thar
Mexico viii seAd any formidable army in,o the hri Il
is rpOr.td that Gen. Iacoa s the march vita su00
bat ile Nsli,an Ie!tts say nothing Of n, and n
very doubtful 10 send troops from tho City Of Mexico
vii require months sanla Ana wiil Of course,
leave Tie capital none q hs generals VIII De very
anxious g. tcL The Americans ololI the expedition
finally succeed, ( might be magnificent speculation Tor
tie Ehustclers though the majority q ih3u. w.l nos
know how To- profit by their adyanag.s i i sad they
he paid for ttCir services wish the G0vef1 neGf
land We have before Sonora bond issued on the Isl
OF May last. Ii reads titus:
H. I.s,.-5r,. 10 S . rcsd ,f - Or
$40 srs The Republic OF sonora hs
league pub
Die dous of--ld tepal'c. ~rurd s drY o. litv
VIZ NAihtR Colonel NJ re ia -rsntf1f erilcnt.
l. Kfrcn Cc!ff0gAsearC q dst week. said that lats
learned from coed authority at Coua Ra7ussst lie Blul
ton LGs been appointed Colonel IL ho Mssn 4ray ani
Coyerncr of Sonora lie might we'd have received
oOuEif ion OF G, loIe bat cannot beye das ne
tecn appointed Governor. L wogli be un8xampl. anl
Unreasonable in he , 81 coalition Of sonora. o.
fcrs of commend of foxes against the aila5
douhecy made o. COaut Raouset by Santa Alns. Egen
II ho wCIc Governor OF Sonora il "a fashionable whsher
lie could r,pe tle ibuss.- b1 lie might be formidable
by bis tact and manage sslt which wDaii be- more ef
iective Than the Mexican II this c.ion nay
mention that small company of Germans, who % peace
ably 70 sca CTIsanCnily IL Sonora u1dGr ao invitation
n Gov .LLaIa n lea.e Iii. Dor. La lie OF az alvs
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-26
Tie following persons came passengers IN the N0FaeFT

The following persons came passengers IN tne Nonern
Light:
Gel w.en LADY and h Duncan md l.ay Rev E'ser
Ms LorriaE ard eh W CnuIea ard ay A
Huehinss D W Rice, Lieut. Rehnosd Ms Dslsy .nt
pisss l. Osaen Dr. suh and lady children ase hEes
ssrySr,s CAPTAIN Murry Captain Rkgewsy Captain Il. 5
In Cap;slH II. j. HavenS Captain K; Kelly
Can't b II MeSor Capt j. Allen y Csss. D. Il II BE iaes
worth kev shsunah.n NessiEaor g. APeu Dr bieknsr
c Fansr Cbambcrin. p bslses hco.eI hu iaF4, W
y,tcp n g ClaTk,ou w b Bent Geo Jefrias O. AmeA s2t
Fowler Berefe Co MsssenEer Aaa1s Co Aesenes "e4
F.rro Co.'S c. Bun<cgnbe Onresu j. w Je..E
Joues T. RsrnA ~ Surdam, }. Oooeao, Jseob Ar Wse
p Gocstsin h GrHn, Enos B. bumphey; Losg Leaa
FerNcec Ensry end child, r bruwn lhorass " ara
Yuerv ans Indian koy J. Wearr. J. Slenmsu " > weeks w
Neekesd George Hart Hy Lsrler, MI Fergeen and sdr
CroweA J. hoxS J. livGH John Cole, sch "eder LS
enhsn, heizer Rsa osek T. 9 Wfsht 10 woe,
III Gilmore Lewis D. Lam ,hsE y hepsoF vile AL cnha
IN Tihtetts Caay w Donehur, w knae2 lot orc ckne-
Nvers Grax, a. Tsylef {. W Tsyor A " IA a. z VII
isrd }. n. Saith NJ. n Wenksssh A. Chareh As2tsi ~
klarsr. Cotus F1rneswcsh. o. )" FAraes~ So ! l.
Iswrsree, IN Shsstoz Mr Hesth L sss.s G Hiss'.a
J Ctmpte d. l. Swain. W w. Cal n = berssrn l. h,fns
nss, lTvst& D FhHcgih W Tsfls = cssaseT; w. A A
Rttrssu. { W BrasioFd, " Poole Krsiefn , = va pa
J. O Doll Assssy, W a B.r-qs w y S-'wAEs a ". ~
D. fieIse, jas AstAis O. Ninsya,t W by-si .ae -,
ehloisu. p. kstr DC, u ~ Fsy } Cslsnsa J se,s-
re, b Issg, Csids "A G. " ReAeii Hsfb-rt J. Caa-
49,. s.esL L Nsshlgfu h. Nichols Jss Lan1sas Oh2l
glTscr q S Nls Geo ~ kcoa Df D. " seIas, Jshs soai
We trdsr curt tbanks TO n Lord Esq, PaIseT o. tbs
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-26

OREGON
The immigrants who have attempted 20 cross the Cas-
Cade Mountains by the road, have suffered severely
ST. Aeens is 10 be hereafter the terminus OF the Z. NJ
5. : Co's steamers, instead Of Portland.
Wheat has been selling from 81 so to g. per bushs
Tie Salmon and Oyster trade, a. the mouth Of The Co
lumbis, has grown into considerable importance.
Lumber has been recently shipped direct from Oregon
to Australia.
Territory BY an Indian but upon demand, ne sur
rendered b. the chief the tribe in conformity with the
treaty In another place the whites and the Indians have
had battle and il Is feared there W be another general
A miner was murdered between Yreka anil HuIabug-
said to have with him $4,000. SuspiclOlrests Span
lard named " Irish Charley
The Cape Flsttery Indians have been committing depTc
dston in " sshngtOn Territory
The business OF Olympia Is said 10 be very brisk.
In attempting arrest Indian who had murdered
white - nc ar Port Townsend fght took place between
the settlers and the Indians in which OF the former and
several Of the latter wounded. The cuprit, after
some delay. was captured.
THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.
Our dates the 5th Of November. { to that date
hundred and twelve whaler had arrived az ionolau,
Lshra and Hilo The port charges tor whaers have
Horolulu is said to be free from small pox bu hs dis
is carrying of many Of the aaves in the rural pOT-
Two Of the men attached to se Portsmoush sloopof-
war had difficulty in Honolulu which terminated in the
death ofone of them.
The government safe a. Kauai containing $4,000, was
stolen on the .ith Of October.
Hawaiian Missionaries have been drpa.che1to the Iar-
queses Islauds 20 convert the natives
IL politics calm 10 have followed he storm al
though the spproahn election beginning 70 excite ai
teutoa Fe Trade and annexation to the United States
are wumly advocated BY the Liberal party.
SONORA
Letters have been received ana Published n Tie Her
aid giving glowing dssCrptons Of the Vailed mLnsrcl
wealth cf tAis IC1ican State
lie silver mines represented a. being particularly
rieh au3 have been heretofore bute worked This has
tsen c2rstd IL great are BY the dread entertained OF
the ArErLCs SSme Of he accounts Tepre enf the mDa
20 be even ri her than those 0l California.
1hs Ssaeof Tsrezensdto 10 be IA. vesg1g ~
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-26

on dismemtemeut The inhabitants are rotucei - such
state Of wreichsdnoss that Is believed they would hal
with pleasure any gratiOn caiculated 10 prolace
charge IN their present condition sHch lmnigr siln
from California j. said would be hailed With Satisfaction
The Mezi auihorss looking out with great Jea
susy for the arrival II flibustsring expedition
Wien lie United States transport schooner Gen. Pattar
son entered the harbOr Of Gu-ya her from the
mouth of the Colorado 10 Saa Diego tie greatest conDo
ton was e1ci,etihe authorities feeling that she Was
tie advance guard 0f the Sonora Expedition During
her stay she watched with he greatest yylia1ce.
TuTnage duty was demanded, bat d cour-e not pad
ard sn American gentleman invited on board by the cap
tain denied permission 10 ark an did not get o.
Until the American Consul haA .aierp0sd N sach mla
ner as make himself distinctly unieisfood L u s-id
tie people Of the took sides with the Americana and
arc anxious FOR the arrival Of the long looked for e1Pe
Gon from California.
CAPT La Necr. commanding Mcxican cutter had
he,n mIrse ned at Guayma- or telling The authorities Of
TIC place that they PACK Of sEidling 5c0aldsss
Tie Apachts had been committing de m1-t daring and
extensive Foltcrcs in ha EechboEaood OF Guaynls ani
a slctiiue since made attack al .idns sat upon the
CITY OF IerM6 sllO.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-26
IETTFR FROM SONORA

The San Dig0 hu ID contains letter from CORES
VondeEt wiring rcm Ahar IN the Mexican SAFE vi S0no
Ia snder date 0f a. q. -. The writer say;
~lsEsuf tAs nj shI afsI lett ssmP-gih he faas and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-11
DINEY POINT LINE TO BALTI-
u MORE-ON MONDAY or EACH MEEK

FARE 70 ONLY.-The public are hereby iniorm.d
that the comfortable and expeditions steamer POW
HATAN, Capt. Charles L. Mitchell, having been en-
tireiJ retired enlarged and improved in every re-
spect, 10 the route between Richmond and
Baltimore, once weekly.
s Passengers by this agreeable and economical line
will leave Richmond BY the morning tysn on Monday
of each week, At o'clock, A. d., and reach Balti
more in the course of the night, probably by mid.
night thus securing connection with The d.iferar,
lines out of Baltimore the following morning. IN any
direction. Returning, passengers VA leave Bslsi.
At 81 o'clock, r. ~, and connect at Tie crs =, NJ,
following morning with the train OF the Rchm,nS
FIedsrickaeury and Potomac Railroad ComnsaS''
p NJ. 5s ~ y CLOCK,
Fare IN either direction. IS: forward ..h,,
gers ainciuding meals.} 81 So s''- s1'-s
are 70, nrst class passengers between HaIsirnore
nnd fhiiadelphia by the New Castle aud Frrnehfowu
me ~ -. For second class do 81 So MAKING ths
whote fare nom Richmond 10 Philadeipl,a by thix
and % for second class do -.
further particulars. or through ficketA apply 81
I.e snSS OF ne Richmond Frederickaburg and foto
mac Railroad Company. e
]. b WINSTON, Ticket Agent
once 3. +. &P. r. r. Company}
Richmond, March "a 1884 nh 20
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pICHMoND AND DANVILLE RAIL

. n,
MILES.-On and after MONDAY, July 18th, 1858,
regular passenger train will daily (Sundays ex-
cepted) between Richmond and brakes Branch
The train win stop for passengers only at the fol-
lowing points: Manchester Robiou's, Coalfield To-
mahswk, Powhatan, Mattoax, Scotrs Shop, Amelia
c. H., Wyanoke, Jennings Ordinary, Haytakah
Liberty Church, Meherrin, keysville and brakes
Branch
Leave Richmond at o'clock, A. d. Returuinv
leave brakes Branch at 1880 p. Nj.
Children under 10 years of age free, providsaa seat
is occupied by them; from 10 and under Is wears
of age, half price Servants travelling by themselves
must be furnished with two passes that one can be
retained in the Office and it be expressly stated
on the pass that they are permitted to go an the cara
N. B.-Passengers for Lynchburg will take the
Southde train at Haytokah for Rices Station thence
by Flagg Co.'s stages TO Lynchburg Passengers for
Halifax c. H. and Danvilie can meet Nessrs Flag :
Co.'s four horse coaches at brakes Branch daily,
except sunday Passengers for Greensborough, Sais-
bury and Charlotte. N. c., can meet Messrs Flagg
Co.'S four horse coaches on Tuesdays Thursdays and
Saturdays at brakes Branch Passengers for Clarks
vile, Milton, N c., and Ysnceyvilie, can meet Moss
Co.'S coaches at keysyille on tuesdays Thursdays
and Saturdays, and for Milton aud Ysnecyyille 81
Flag Co.'S line Mondays, Wednesdays and satui-
days. at brakes Branch.
jy21 JOHN IL OSBORNE san,t
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Intelligence and A gency office,
an9 Corner OF Broad and 9th streets
CHEAP FARM.-I offer for sale, in the

~ county of James City, two hundred acres of val
liable LAND that abounds in nlar a fine two-story
house, out houses &c. eight miles this side of VIII
Harrisburg, immediately the main road in fine
neighborhood, the best of water &C. three miles from
Chickahominy River, and Il miles from a navigable
Greek There can be cuton This land about 1900 cords
OF wood good ship timber and pine, &c. This Farm
Is one OF the best locations for professional man in
the county. i deem it unnecessary to say any thing
more, as any person in will Of course examine
Tor themselves. If not disposed of privately it will
De sold In Williamsburg the second MONDAY in Oc-
tober, which will be Court day.
TERMS OF sALE-6, IL and 10 months. For infor-
nation, &C., apply to EWD. D. EACHO
au 8-ts General Agent and Collector
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-11

OTIS FOR SALE. A beautiful build
IL ing LOT on the North side of Clay street, be-
tween Srd and 4th Streets adjoining the residence of
Thomas w. Brockenbrough, Esq This Lot fronts &c
feet and runs back 1853 TO alley
q LOT on the corner of Marshall and College
streets opposite the Medical College. fronting sixty
feet and running back iS4 20 an alley ~ feet wide
On this Lot is a carriage house and stable, which
would be rented should the Lot not be sold during
the month. Apply TO $. MAUPlN.
an 9-dflQthau
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GENUINE sALAMANDER SAFES

W The subsciiEeI Il Hnu IeftifiTt lI.i imrif
ment of IS. c. Herrings Wilder's Patent SALA-
MAEDER SAFES None others are genuine but
those made by Herring) His SAFES have stood the
test of thousand tires, took the premium at the
Worlds Fair, and will take il every where. The
subscriber being Agent for the State of Virginia. is
prepared to have them manufactured order of any
size, from SIS Sleeo All merchants brokers' banks
and monied nen should have Herrinsss Patent
SALAMANDER SAFE Call at 1856 Cary street and
make selection. r. McCANDLISH, ia,
4iy l36 Cary sfreef.
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/ .IVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA,

II X COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA,
- JAuNDICE. CHRONIC ORaNERyOUS DE.
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from Disordered Liver or Stomach; such as colsti-
patton, inward piles, fullness of blood the head
acldty OF the stomach nausea heartburn disgust for
TODD futlness or weight in the stomach,
lions, sinking or futtering at the pit of the stomach
swimming of the Head hurried and difficult breath
ing utterng at the heart, choking suifocatng
sations when IN lying posture, dimness of vision,
dots or webs before the sight fever aud dull pain in
the head deficiency of perpiration yellowness of the
skin and eyes, pain in the side, back chest limbs &c..
sudden ushes of heat. burning in the flesh constant
iniagnings of evil and great depression of spirits
can can be es St cured by nR HooFLAND's
by Or. c. Nj. JACKSON, No. 100 Arch street, Pha-
delphia
Their power over the above diseases is not exceled
IT equailed, by any other preparation in the United
States as the cures attest in many after skful
physicians had failed.
These BITTERS are worthy the attention of inva-
lids Possessing great virtues in the rectifcation of
diseases of the liver and lesser glands exercising the
most searching powers in weakness and affections of
the digestive organs, they are witha safe, certain
READ AND BE CoNyINCED-The '.Philaael.
phia Saturday Gazette" says of DIR. Hollands Ger
man Bitters: ElfI.
1T is seldom that we recommend what are termed
Patent Medicines to the confidence and patronage of
our readers: ana therefore, when we recommend DR..
Hoohand's German Bitters wish it 70 be distinctly
understood that We not speaking of the nostrums
of the day, that nosed about for brief period
and then forgotten after they have done their guilty
race OF mischief but of medicine long established.
universally priced, and which has the hearty APP
proyal of the faculty itself"
'Scotfs Weekly said August IS:
DIR. Hoofiand's German Btters, manufactured by
Dr. jackson, are now recommended by some of the
most prominent members of the faculty article OF
much efficacy in cases of female weakness. Persons
of debiltated constitutions will find these Bters adj
vantageous to their health, know from expert.
ence the sauary effect they have upon weak systems
For sale wholesale and retail, at ~ .
THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE +
No. 100 Arch street, door below Sixth Philadei
pha, and by respectable dealers generally throughout
the country.
Wholesale and Retail Agents. H
PURCELL, LADD CO.,
Corner Main and 9th sIs. Richmond Va
IL For sale by Druggists and Dealers in Medicines
a-l,oro q LII