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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-09

q ASH FOR SALE ~ BUCKiNGuAN COUNTY ,n.r for
sac privately, LARGE tract OF land lying ln the
Brtirrn, containing 1880 acres the land formerly owned
WIirm bIuruan ts property 81 Savannah a. smith
This mites ~ New Canton, and about three
Rockingham Institute section N country known
healthy community which 1r &C. Intel igsu-e
evaai tone society ry rupasei any where
tfr4 bundled md hfty heavily tmbfredJ and Of ~
fa aa Inducements Purchasers any gf1unt
boo rts State. prcsumci that viii rtHrii sa
except uf ttsciory examination D te p cn'rs there
fore invite persons desiring CO. purchase appy
f..usgs may uuays be- found Persons who may wish
Information ~ letter, address 10 Gold NV Bletgt
county. Va. 49, % SMITH
nugLrimr Agent Tor sugannah Z. Smith.
E,sit. oF y ttINGLE LNsD ~ LOtI5A, sI.tNE= &c
- yftu. 10 drcs NJ tu executed % the uuicrBgned
Randy g. Mrrs, f orr fof ra- N me highest
bidder uubi. auction, the prentice THURSDAY tc
day of -ape bsr 1855 90 fair " not thr 70 fir day thcrea
tc Trlr'o Lf7d one mile Nof % L1nsi Courthouse con
tanirg srs boo hfh state ~ improvement The buildings
good .lfu0diln ard ~ every sort. ueceary the
comfort " family land veil novsfang
streams apf.F HuI us About 900 Of ad land h cleared
Che balance Us VOID ai heavily tmocrci Thf coil BE- mainly
granite, Kind, uor and csptbe of hlsh dcFc
Improvement Persons Wishing purchase VII DO ven 60
this 90 svrfy seldom that itui p1asefa many
tsytrnges n rarkt We shall, The tine and pacf
te likely of them valuable men, women
and iren a1o horses, mules cattle, sheep aud hof lor
h,d and kitchen mtutue, farming inreenia crops q corn
trust. Terms de day nfsae Ihe 'ic % c lard
personal pr,prt unqu -sonaby rood bn shauc1nvy
s1ehte only vsfsd 10 as ~ tie said deeds % trust
LEROY -. TERRELL,
DAVID " HUNTHR STf. stesf
aue-wiv NATHANIEL j. Mills, J
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A LNASACKg TOE l-5iIust published and Tor sale BY j.
~ wAHROCK, hc virginia and North Carolina Amanack Tor
year i- calculated by David Richardson, Luiis county
virginia.
addition 20 She uual matter found In 4 manack such
ihr Curts Senate guc 81 Dssgaes, and Cons' Tor Virginia
Nnr Carolina. the following pieces Inserted ue-
i-oroogca Richmond BY Mr. David Turner Principal
Classical EnEh School, Richmond fntetesur sta.
atra-Lne addressed Gentleman t1 bic WIFE the Ami.
ysrsafy Wedding D'y uhch also her Birth bay Win
r.Thr Widpr tirdcltrd a. young uaehr1rsl-Anfa and
NiIe-rhe Cd Wonan-Ihe Philosophy pf Nau-Wunan'g
Wcksue-- tryoernD Chnraci and The fHsof Man,
close our l.ofs with The Song OF to digger.
A4g-c8t
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NMHuE COFFEE SUGARS, "B" hrani-For safe by
w aup DAVENPORT, ALLES A co.

gtREAT GSDUCEMESTs ~ DRY GOODs-Iavinz .inI on
IN hand stock of summer Goods, consistug u
ctagcs Lawns Grenadines and Tissues UhemEeits Collars
aud Cambria Bands swiss aud Cambria Eizinrs and
iuHeruFs, Crap" shavlf cheap, aud just received
superior 10 gl Irish Ln.ns, aud variety
Gusi-, will BE- offered ps that ca nuot f,
60 please those who irr ln search ~ bargains
lug y. GOLDSNiiT, 80. 81 Main street
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BY TELEGRAPH TO THE SAVANNAH REPUBLI

NV ORLEANS, Aug. 5.--Thc yellow fever increased
Yesterday. The number of deaths reported Loo Of
which $50 OF yellow fever.
Cotton-saies for the past two days $4,000 bales mid
ding 10 Lie. The reports of the Gro? favorable
Arrved-Ship Charlotte IYy,,ns AND brig Crocis from
New York, and slip SuGolL, from Boston.
New ORLEASs Aug. Sol. Bis son IN law of Cen
Tavior died 10 dav at Pascsgoua, Of Yellow Fever.
The death, IN New Orleans from Yellow Fever for the
east % hours 90.
NEw ORLEANS Aug. 5.--Cotton.-Sacs Of tho weel;
1000 bales; Millng quoted at 10 PC. Receipts 1900
bales. Stock $1,000.
MonIrE Aug Cotton Sale. Of the week 500 bales.
Receipts 20 bales. Stock 1000
The Nttioat D, u,crlt" has letter from Washington
declaring that Mr Clayton, p. A. Of Ca ID Auditor rc-
ported intend the establishment OF paper in Washing
ton il a Wing who offended Mcs.rs Ewing, and Corwir,
and Stuart when in Office and who ovcuuej in his
decisions Auditor by Me4rs. johnson and Crttenden
"a Attorney Generals. We quote
"Ater the nomination Of Gen. Scott. Mr. Clayton op-
posed him; aud when Gen Pierce inauguratcd, called
upon him, said lie had been threatened with removal los
Mr. Fillmore especially after his dccension to support
Gen. Scott; cmsl have supported Gsn Pierce and
bc great Jniau man. etc, and Pierce, without full
considerations promised that he should be retained Here
let say that moro unfit aud incompetent man. in
every way, has filed public office than the Second
Auditor, and the Administration are feeling IT,
Nov for his paper; icw weeks since he prepared
circular, which he irauked, addressed Southern gen
uencu -iug the necessity Of having an organ here
the slave States, said there fifteen slave States that
their property worth six millions Of dOaFs that hey
protect themselves etc H. asks 5000 600 to start
paper and volunteer, from mere cNubcrnnce Of patriot
Ism, presume take charge Of the paper resign
his three thousand dollar oiicc.'-N y. EryTess
I
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MEETING or THE CRY CoUNcIL.-The regular monthly
meeting of this body held last evening Proceedings
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RANGE OF THIRMoMErpR.

Al J. W. Ra"aolph'' Book Store, raj Noin Sired.
AV'''r s. 1851 OsIGFt. II 0'elS6F- OlsIo7i
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usrll ho1r - p "
au4-d2w rOYp, EDMOND 4 DAyENrORr
,yOH WV 1OHR-i ird Yc.sci yirlinia line
~ ~ Wlcltnnud md Nrw Npik Packets THE Afii.
perl0r fEtsHlrF schooner HASONER, Cfpt. WIN X. Ff9
Whpple having Che greater portion Of her clrr1
jagged anti c1ing board viii with ell possible dispri,t
ans DAVID CuRriE
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NEE RuEBEN 4. PuRYEAR-sR: Take notice that shah,
w on the 81 day Of the September
Court for the county Of Meekenburg and State
ton the Judge Of said Court to order the payment OF
money and the delivery all property NAV be
In your hands the in virginia my children MARY
and Maerlus T. Dosson which said property
tend the guardian Of said chi den the North
Carolina TO thither. Respectfully,
auQ-iAwlW r
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a Mi;iIA ACiDi,iY.-Ths next session will o,,.0

IN and end August 1, lSs4. - 49, w. AZ
TERNs-tSo session Of months payable 400 Auus,
tlOU March LIST. No deduction made In tuon de-. a. 49,.
rom any cause but protraeted Lore Pos,
Amelia county. 'N''""le'
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DAVID cuRrfr

E,ynR VEw yOHK VIZ sOHFOLE--g s. nm
~ ffNE-i caves Wrgul1ry rNfis Tuesday Airr YIN
n"oi, ~ o'clock ny Tllr EtIgtNf spE.wuEFL GrTS
OCEAN STEAMSHIP JNMfsiuWN-.Ihr " JAMit -s-=--f=
ToWN, i""H Parh, Commnndrr, viii receive r rht IN day
~ .fet ana no o. hour O'clock Tuesiry ne
leaving on Shat day ocistI g. NJ before Which trur
PASSENGER " please 1 De bard.
Tickets and urs secured Office, gou side o. pasin.
Pscnrrr' taking THE chip Tor Norfolk will be charged the
ae ~ me river toaff.
aus-4t LNuLAM 4 WALTON.
d ,yOH HNiTtNtOHE NNn PHILADELPHIA oeg-1l
~ STEfHEE mn Tf"ERE-f.nrsa 'crorV. -rlfta -
Tasstfv tNs.Bor4.Thc nELN1DEkE" Opt ts@sSpts-s.
0inrrd receive freight tod 40 ~ o'clock ard TIE
~ O'Clock, q. VI Tuesday The gtt uftHut
4 suni sent quantity ofhhds are engaged ~ me trim
aus-W LUDLAH q WATgON.
,,,y, -, gJ'on, Ih w it,..-,1h. nostJouN
$500 freight until WEDNESDAY, csfrlr ION rsi.
HE NANCE OOUCu
A AwNs oSly cn, WORTH Nv ors-I viii Ger Wy rcrsn.
nr sort n Lawns rut itov ne utu.i pixie, ord
c's .m Amorg my siors may be found vcy 80 1ey n ~
th- low price of o. SliA8 .. JOHNSON,
au6 so. 40 N.in street
4 uGUsr MAGAziNE9-Harpsr's Ntw MonHly Magazine,
N Grahams Amcricu1 Magazine, snd G-dyi taivF nook
~ August just received aud or sale ~ u. ~ sANNAV,
bs bootseler z hni-r Ne Exchange.
- rARCn5) boxes "heads pore Peli stafe sat ~
- aul DAVENPORT, ALLES & co.
AUACCARONT BOiLFRs, ntOE BOILERS PUDDING BOf
HD FISHERMAN
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complete Library of Church Music, containing about os
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Every teacher o. music and leader a choir should examine
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A.mnsIi HoE hhH"'Sos' to BE-. yo I'm eosooS SON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-26

eAcHAuxTo June - -Busnen AS been Altogether
Dsss active IN every oepartn'nt Of trsos apA lsrss
number Of tsans loaced nc pay with pro yis
for the nisss. The four MARKET vas less arm. ssd
shade sss sccepted from dt hands, with active
demand Jobbsrs SOLE freely at go Bsrlsy 10 Iessding;
CshfesDia was cns,sd 2,.e . axe, and Chile 2ko.
good article OF rgs potatoes sold at some inferior
lots Of small Drought 2hs. Cabbage, 3ke. There Is
fimer feeling and slight advance noticed IN pork Other
afuslss u the prov ion lire remain 1t previous quota
ting has declined - to 81 averages $40 par piece In
grain carpetipg bOc 81 velvet do 81 50 So three
ply Co 81 % 81 80 Brussels do, 81 rs u 6O drug
get 100 81 rs; oilcoth flooring Coo 75s per square
drilling enc 0%c eottouads pants $40 sie per dozen
The demand fer household Furnishings Ia impr0ving.-
UniCm
STOCKTON Juno 29.-In regard to quotations We have
but few changes worthy Of Our kst maintains
frmDess which seems to defy . variation from stan
mente not the late advance Sales In large
lots Of American and Chile mixed In quantities..
made yesterday At $A GIN: barrels Of GAeeo Hawaii
we quote Ut Sl5 30. HAms-An inquiry for Billings has
Superseded al obeTs and 6nd better sale at 23c 24c
sugar cured In light canvass are plen,y, And we
quote at zoe. 2lc. Pork remains arm, with no
prospect Of any change in quotations ct present.
barrels In better demand than halves and We quote
clear SEC a7hc NO quarters In market Butter shows
decline from last report the markets. well sup ,cd
with good quality in large packages which we quote at
3ec 37c Lard sl0~ Of sale and the demand ct pre-
is limited to small lots In tins for which we quote
1sc &c. Sugars are in fair request and confined prn
cipay to Chinss and Manias tho stock hand large
York crushed, l2c. l4c Havana brown, 11c. 12c.;
Brasil, 10kc lie. Philadelphia Loaf Ice. lie. Syrup
East Boston, in kegs has been in active demand and
the nsrkst nearly empty; We quote 81 12h 81 20 Por
particular change from the quotations of last report
Journal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-26
IL ,rltn.tnnna

ARRIVAL oF UylaLASD IMNtanAvrs-rhe I'll
Dorada ifYHhIceH announces thc arrival Re party
O. overland Immigrants via Salt Lake With nineteen
wagons, at Carson Valley. sixteen or eighteen Of
a. party arrived ST PlaeelvJle on the ltth mtimo
They lad tciC1vc tlcir 9ggcas AZ CafEon Valley. NO
lefs tfan seven Of te party ere ladies, and what is
cheering 70 know TIC hole party were m the eni3V
ncAt Of good health, that Qleate.t Of all earthly
blessings. Tie party winteTcd az Salt Lake. They
report feed scarce Oh the route. Tie Humboldt was
high and they had u take the Highland route 10 vet
70 Carson Valley. The party lett Salt Lake on tie
lst 81 pill Two hundred ana sixty.thlee cows are
in Carzou Valley, and win Be soon brought over
Fifty wagons from the States Wiutered at Salt Lake
The Indians were reported az some What troublesome
Flour was selling al Salt Lake at five cents, and at
Caron valley al twenty cents pound.
JCAcrIN.-'The Los Angeles star, Of the / tn ult
sayF:-"IheIe seems ~ lie ala opinion prevailing
with MEN hefeatouts that joaquin tie robber and
murderer IS proving abolt in this vicinity. Sus.
picious characters have been seen near the Monte
and az other PLACES under circumstances calculated
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-26


The Jacksonville, tFh) Ners makes llo t5llowing
extract From private letter to a cenflem m in that
town by his uieaa ig Maripa county: --" This sec
ueu seems % TIE G Be prospect 81 temporal plenty.
Fever hes lids portion d. Florida had sleh pros
poet i1r cottoG ts Provision crops good
We have q letter from EllisYile, I'D Columbia
county, which informs us thet the farmers in that
vicinity have been b'et with copious showers Of rain
oil Mie, aud thai We crops ore very good.
We are Qto l9ppy 10 lie able TO say, from inf0r.
nation gathered 4am the farmers ia tlts county,
That with but few exceptions tho crops a. good
usual 50 this season III the year, and IN some 10.
ContDue to See each dskealtening accounts OF the
crops III fhc older States Il IL a source 81 happiness
t. Know that The prospect is so good in ta section
Of our own.
~ ALABATA.
The Wetnmpko state tsUdrd of the 10Th instant,
soys: Tor Tie iast eight or ten days we have been
the recipients Of various partial showers; and this
week we have lad excellent rains, which we hope
have been general throughout the country We pre-
sumo the rains ABOVE were heavy as the Coosa Is
somewhat muddy, md little on the rise.
~ MISSISSIPPI.
The Granada Republican of the 2sth nit, says
We have been rejoicing for several days past in most
delightful and yiylying showers, which, with few
the state, and crops now promise abundant yield
IN Mississippi. II Il true learn of some localities
where rain has not fallen for eight or nine weeks
and, as matter Of course the early corn IL failure
The Holly Springs Democrat, of the 9Th inst,
says After long drought we lad very refresh
ing rain evening before last. The crops in different
parts Of the county still suffering for rain. The
prospects for crops not half so promising
they were some weeks since.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-26

CosT or A PASSENGER CAR.-The cost Of one
OF the long railway passenger rsis, an Average
about $4,000 There are in the United States up
wards of eighty private car manufactures, exclusive
Of those railways which make and repair all for
their own use; aud IL Ia calculated that capital of
S6,000,0 600 is invested in this branch Of industry
producing about $l7 100000 Annually and employ.
ing about six thousand men.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-26

An ExPLoT-The last issue Of the Thibodanx
Mntrra says a rascay theft by means Of chlorO-
form, was committed IN the parish of Assumption a
few days ago. A robber entered the apartment Of
Mr.. Saint Amand, while he was sleeping and APP
Piled the anasthetic agent to his nose, thus plungng
him into complete letharqy. The keys were then
taken from his pocket, his armor opened, and mum
her of valuabcs distracted, together with $50 in
money. The robber has no. yet been discovered.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-26

RESIGNATION Or THE SECRETARY OF STATE or
FLORIDA G. W. Downing, ESD, atc Secretary Of
state, resigned ls Office on the LIT instant. His
term would have expired on the 10Th. Mr.. d. was
elected 1T Tie session " ls48 and entered upon tie
duties Of bis Office the 2Gth Of Ju,y, 1919. We nm
derstand that lis Excellency, Gov. Brown, has ap-
pointed Il H. yillepgue, Esq, to OIL out The uncx.
Sec etary Of State elect having been chosen by the
last General Assembly to succeed the late incum.
bent casdcctd Democrat, Jtly H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-26
News from Oregon.

We have papers from Oregon to the 10th OF June,
twelve days later than previous advices.
The election for Delegate to Congress members of
the Legislature and county officers, took place on
the 9th Of June. Although the returns from al
parts of the Territory not complete, they are su
icient to snow that General Lane has been chosen
Delegate over Skinner by from 1900 to 1000 ma
jOrity. The following is the vote as far as heard
FROM
Reported Majo,lties for Lane--In Marin county,
$50; Polk county, $50; Benton county, 1907 Linn
county, 3O0 Lane county, 200; Cackarnas county,
1856; Clatsop, 20.
Majo1ties for Skinner.-In Washington county,
8; Yamhill, g..
The Csego,,ian Of June IL says:-''We have rela-
BILE information from the Upper Willamette valley,
that the inhabitants have been recently taken with
perfect stampede, and are leaving night and day
for the new placers II is said that men are making
from fifteen TO one hundred dollars per day. The
mines are said to be within forty miles Of Salem, on
the head waters of the Santiam" The Portland
Commercial OF June Is adds--"Some little excite
ment was produced in the early part OF this week,
by the sudden appearance Of several Of the principal
merchants from the vicinity of the Ell Dorado of
Oregon, who became liberal purchasers of proyis-
ions, &c. As near as we can learn the head waters
OF the Santiam about forty miles east OF Salem, is
the place assigned for the new mines. Quite Il mum
Der left Portland yesterday for that place. That
gold has been discovered there in minute particles
for some time past, is fact well known t. many;
but that enough can be obtained TO accomplish any
thing more than to divert large portion of labor
from its legitimate channel-that OF 5rieultuIe-is
fact We very much question:"
The Fremont, on Ter last trip to Oregon, touched
at Crescent City, where it was reported that new
d'egings lad been discovered, about twelve miles
from the city and slngtine expectations were enter
tanned that the mines would turn out remunerative.
+. NJ MoIis, Of Linn county, recently IA sed
calf, which, when precisely one year oh, weighed
$3.50 pounds. 1t was kept In ordiaary pasture Of
tie county.
The crops throughout the Willamette Valley are
in a very lourishing condition
Navigation on the Upper Willamette has nearly
ceased, on account Of The low stage G. tie river
MANFRED.
Fly Rsv :, Griffin 90 iuei.fia Pls'rs o. NJ Is,
Eev, beag spsldog fll8 OLDEST Ana. saR s-i3st,t
orfgt-, Ms II bt mih lac u 3 s.on, sister
ielttsgea Wiley, lily II, ly Rev } .-r'e- r.
T. Cool 10 &as J-i.a ,A~a1-esa. -4 es 4aAl-4
eocutt
A. Fiosr Jere 2. ~ rea @. $ Krelee m. Gas
4 BcX 70 H,.e u Hex d .g. =. ID nj r4s8lsr
Az l1 see t.nV l1d #te ae hg rre .a0e RI II atv
Wato. -4 forae H. u o't'.g ny ba..oi 'ioa y 4
a the sto ~ ss. BY ,te NE. Me- tq, Me- .lat
ltuGtoe, 81 Ri ie. 70 Hi4s Lya.P E.is4.. 81 aa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-26

70 excite a sar aatsve California ~, VINO vas
,b,onoh norsee . few days ago, was shot
th,s ne thigh by S0noreno, who also fired
mounted on feet horse and escaped, although hotly
pursued"
DEPARTURE OF De RAOUssEr F0R MEXICO
Among those who left in the Golden Gate was n. de
Raousset, the reputed leader Of the much talked OF
Sonora Expedition II is his intention, we under
stand, to visit Mexico, Washington and Paris. Let
ters received ia Mexico by the steamer Pacific, in
duce the belief that Santa Anna would not be avcrse
to repair the wrongs done to y. de Raousset BY the
presses the hope that this news may be confirmed,
and, above all, that NJ de Rousset may be again en-
abled to undertake the exploration Of the rich mines
of Arrisona with the consent Of the Mexican govern
Of San Francisco, while would greatly facilitate
emigration to Sonora from every counsry.-Sdn Fan
cisco Herald, June Is.
SHOWER OF CeBwEBs-Y Yesterday morning,
says the Sacramento Union of the 18th ult the air
in the neghb0rhood of that city seemed to be full Of
aspeces Of cobweb, which covered trees, houses,
fences and hats much to the surprise Of the lockers
| ON. They seemed to come from the southeast, and
were floating through the ais at various distances
from near the ground to as high as one could see.
When caught and rolled up the rolls resembled fine
cotton.
ONE or THE NuGozTs.-The Nevada ya~rnai
describes lump Of quartz and gold exhibited at the
banking house Of Fl. Davis, weighing 81 pounds
avoirdupois, the estimated value Of which was
Sc 600. The lump has since been melted, and
IS pounds ounces Of gold, worth $l7 per ounce,
taken from it-givi0g value of OH. This great
prize was taken from Hopkins creek, six feet below
the surface, by John b. Knapp, Of the Vermont
Company, numbering four men.
CHINAMEN MURpERED.-Two Cinnamon, says the
Shasta Courier their way from Pitt river to this
place, were murdered when within four miles Of
Moody's Ranch. II is reported that three other
Cinnamon were killed on the same day, and in the
same vicinity. When Mr.. Cheever found the MUIR
dered men, one ofthem not cold, end had appa-
rently been dead but few moments.
FINALE OF ONE OF THE DUELs.-The Coroner's
jury empanelled to inquire into the causes Of the
death of the late Dr. A. b. Crane, on the 10th ult,
rendered the following verdict =
the Of the Death Alfred b. Crane NJ D.. who died
at tbe Oriental Hoel In this city, the 18th day of
Juue inst that sd died from the effects OF
eunshos wound, received from in the hands Of
yeIson called Toby, the 11th instant in a duel
day, tins Mission Dolores
REBUILDING OF SHAsTA.-Our town is being
pidly rebuilt, says The Shasta Courier. About ten
houses have Already been erected and finished on the
burnt district and many Others are in process of
erection Indeed, go great has been the demand for
builders, that many persons have been induced to
leave their mining claims for the time and repair to
town 10 gel work. In few weeks the town may be
expected to be entirely rebuilt.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-09-17
Hobensack'S Liver Pills,

No part OF the system liable to disease than the
Liver serving lterer purify the blood, or Civ
ing the proper secretion to the bie that any wrong
action of the Liver affects the other important parts of
the system, and results varousy, in Liver Complaint,
Jaundice Dyspepsia etc. We should therefore, watch
every symptom that might indicate wrong action the
Liver. These Pills being composed of Roots Plants
furnished by nature heal the sick Namely Ist an Ex-
pectOrant, which augmens the secretion from the Pull
monary membrane, promotes the discharge of
some neXpcable and insensble the certain NOR
bid action of the system. Sd. Tonic which gives tone
and strength to the nervous system, renewing health and
vigor to all parts of the body. 4h. Cathartic which
acts in perfect harmony with the other Ingredients and
operating the Bowels, and cxpeng the whole mass of
corrupt and vtated matter, and purifying the Blood
which destroys disease and restores health,
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-09-17
THE TAPE WORM

This the most difficult Worm to destroy OF all that in
rest the human system it to an almost indefinite
iehsth becoming coed and fastened in the intesnes
ana stomach, affecting the health sadly to St.
'tus Dance, Fits, &C., that those afflicted seldom If
suspect that is Tape Worm Fastening them to early
grave In order to destroy this worm, very energetic
treatment must be pursued 1t would therefore proper
10 take to of my liver Pills to remove all obstruc
uos, that the Worm may act direct upon the Worm,
which must Re taken in doses of tablespoonfuls times
day these directions followed have been known
to fail in curing the most obstinate of Tame WOrm,