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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-08
Dated Au: IL, 1853. (signed) J.NoBLE.
Extraordinary and rapid Cure of Erysirelas
in the Leg, after medical aid had failed

Letter fram Ms E'i:ubh Ia The Fs 0 Tcc. A'dccl
To 'rcf sSor loilonaySir: SUI ned f,r n con-icra
length settled in my leg and all medical treat
of permanent amen inisi.;, when adyis t.
haze r'ourse to Ointment and Pills. did hout
DELAY. and happy say the result was eniUcntiy
successful Tor they effected radical cure Of , and
Restored me 10 the enjoyment of Lealth. shall ever
speak with IL utmost confidence Of medicines and
haze m,rdet thrm 10 others this nci shborhood
similarly afflicted. who derived great benefit.
am, sir, your Obliged and faitIful servant.
tsignedl ELIZABETH YEATES.
Tho Pills should be used cnnointly with the Ointmc Mt
in most Of the following cases:
Bal Legs Chiiblains F-tulas Sore Throsts
Raj Breasts Chaprcd Gout Skin Diseases
Burns Hands Glauinlar Scuryy
Huni1ns Corns (Sof) SweIliDgs Sore Heads
Bites of Nos Cancers Lumbu.o Tumors
che:o-s and Contracted Plies Ulcers
Sand f!lts AMI StI li-umatism Wounds
to~tEsy Joints Srilds Yaws
CHI 90 foot E,ephantasis Sore Nipples &c &c.
Sold at the Establishment of Prof.ss.r Holloway 2I,
strand near Temple Ear, LoEoOn and also his house
IN New York Orders Or Medicines in the n',drs-d
at Ih'N0,CIy Ntr lOTi will receive due attention sold
also br all respectable Druggists and dealers Nelicin's
throughout the United States. in Pots .. H cts 81
and 5t each Wholesale by the principal Drug houses
in the Union.
e. Merc considerable sdriy trEing h.rorsr s,
NIB Directions for the guidance of Patients IN nyery
disorder are affixed to each Pot. Oy504)
Sold by DIR. KEMPER, Mifiinburs
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-08
Te.sSraphing.. new Rate Table.

For every additional word cent TO all sta
tions on this line.
'Nn now in operation.
SAll oihcr stations west and south of
Philadelphia rate increased cents.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-08
The Old Mammoth
RUG AND CHEMICAL EmP0RIUm

REOPENED.
DR.. THORNTON g. Co.,
Wholesale d Retail Druggists, LewisJurg,
OFFER to their friends and the public a
" large and well selected stock of fresh
Drugs. Medicines, Chemicals, ground Spices,
pure0 Dye-Studs, Brushes, Combs. Perfume
ry, Soaps, Fancy Notions, Fruit, Confectionery,
Books, Stationery, and a variety Of articles
too numerous TO mention.
Give us a call and judge for yourselves-we
charge nothing for looking.
Remember the Mammoth Drug Store!
DR. T. A. H. THORNTON & co.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-08

An elitor in Iowa has been fined two
andTed and fifty dollars for hugging a
oung girl in church.-Er,y Argus.
Cheap enough . We once hugged a
RI in church, some ten years ago, and
. scrapc has cost US thousand a year
sincc.-Chicago Koaay .1merica.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-08
Life Insurance Companies |!

Life Insurance Companies!
London National Loan Fund,
(25 Cornhill, London; II Wall 81. n York;
10 Capital s., 100000
-i;taa Life hasurance Company,
Hartford, Conn.)
Annuity Fund $l50,00O
Keystone Mufuai,
[Harrisburg. Pal
20 Capital $f2G 900
DOLICIES in the above Companies can be
Il obtained, on reasonable terms, BY appIi-
Cation TO the subscriber. California risks, 3
TO per cent extra.
Feb. 10 II. G. HICKOK, Harrisburg.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-08

The Boston Chronicle tries itself on
'"a'Acr paragraphs. Hear it: "The
Ler f9r the last few days has been po-
",el} hot, t,eomparativeiy hot, supcrlative-
-1t, day aad night. Hot, hotter, hot
81 most hottest. Hottentot, Hottentot-
j, ioitentottest, Hottentottisimus, Hot
III tlSimas plus one, Hottentottisimus
Is one Plus-hot as an oveu-hot as two
,.as--Aot as -, We give it up"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-08
Most astonishing Cure of Scrofulous Ulcers,
certified by the Mayor of Boston, lEng.l

Cry ~ Litter from J. NoIie RNY, Mayor Of Boston,
LtHc0nsi,re
To ProfEssog HoILowAY-Dcar Sir Mrs. Sarah Dixon
Of luoronj street. Boston, has this day deposed fore
thai for period she severely aictrl
with scroiulOus and ulcers her f,t legs
and other parts Of her body; and although the first Of
medical advice obtained, at the cost Of iaI-c
OF money, she obtained abatement Uf suffering, but
gradually grew worse.
Een; recommended by friend 10 try your Ointment,
slr procured a small pot, aud box of the Pills and
b fore that all used sy toms "f ainrndmcut appca-
rd BY pcrsevern. with the medicines Tor short tine
longer according the directions and strictly adherng
your rules diet she perfectly cured, ard
nov en- the best OF heath.
l remain. dear sir.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-08

THI acknowledged and extraordinary eurs,iv,
powers Of these wonderful inventions is 50 re,
orally known and their saleI and reputation tn r5
out the whole country extensive. that il WON
seem unnecessary to urge their merits further b.
some late circumstances have occurred shich reaI.r
it a matter Of duty to the public not be sI,ogrh-,
sileat for while the ephemeral nostrums Of tie az
are trumpeted BY columns through the Press an,
swallowed BY quarts and gallons BY the AFFECTED
and are found Just good [er ,.lth.nx.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-08
900 SONS
Entirely and Permanently Cured,

GntAieiy anu felHdl-eAlAy Vuieu,
when al! hope Of relief had been given UP and every
thing else been trIed y4IIt Ae benehcill Tesus
which have uniformly attended their use Is coat.
IDENTIFY stated 20 he without parallel in the annah
ci Medical Science Clergy men ia-yers, and eyea
phvsicIans l.iies Of the EgAe-; s:andias tIstia
gUlshei persons holding elevated official stations
merchants. manufacturers. and mechanics; the polJ
and the rch alike oitea Whole families, among al
classes. ranks and conditions. have aIuaily been
cipieE;s, AMI have equally sCknow le'get the wor-
drous and often unexpected benefits hieh the! Aays
thus received.
ss- Let il be known and rernculf cred that tle only
Natural Restorative for the Nerves is GslsaalslL
and that in all Nervous Diseases We should
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-08

The Cleveland Piaili.aiel, spcakior 0:
the Iowa election, says, Grimes, the l'u
son candidate for q ,vcrlrr. is elected
Well, what Of it. lie had the Whigs,
frce-Soilcrs, Maine law men, the world
the atsh and the ID to back him. Be-
sides the people all knew Grimes, or sup
posed they knew him-,hey were inform
ei 'iat he was son of "Old Grimes, Z"
that immortal good old mar, who had such
fanny way of buttoning up his coat, and
that like Lis father, he was a sort of
Know Nothing, and 50 they all voted for
him. That is the way he came to be ell
ected.'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-08
Removal.

NOTICE is hereby given that Absalom
N b. Stuart has this day retired from
the firm of Tustin. Stuart and Lewis, he hav.
ing sold his interest therein 10 John w, Stuart,
who takes his place in said firm.
TUSTIN. STUART 4 LEWIS,
March 4 1854
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-08

SOIHs aNN Fcf1Nn; cry.
All kinds Of LAMPS. Lard Oil, Pine Oil
and Burning Fluid. Liquors of all kinds, for
medicinal purposes. Violins, Flutes and Ac-
cordenns, Nuts, Fruits aud Confectionery
and in fact, almost anything in the way of No
hons and Genera! Varieties. Call and exam.
inc for yourselves. | charge nothing for look
iug. THE0. s. CHRIST.
Mi'flinburs, Pa, Jan. ., ls5i-1y
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-08

'iaua money is ia bad odor, aud
you have to DO with it the better
Ave none on that State nor any
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-08
ChristIe,s Calyanie and Magnetic cur,,,,s,

have been quietly working their way among ~.
most in,elligen, and respectable classes sa3 a..
constantly achieving cures in an alarming tai, n
diseases. which have for ages bafiei all The sl -
medicine and all the resources O: Science. IT,.
\ I1oH
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-08

vale Eini1hd Duke was jccla.miug
= arimatioa, IL lis famous speech
st Y " u lIast.a-, he was inter
g,cd by hue MAJOR Scott. i, is said
Pr" Indignant? exclaimed, cam l to be
Il by the barking of this jackal, while
L a';acking the royal tiger of Bengal ?"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-08

-1r'king-to have fly light on your
;: as the dagucrreotypist pulls out
-tch and says "Now"
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-06-28

The opinion prevails here that the Homestead
bill WI! pass, and That the Srnate's anendmea Al
providing for recess from The l0t!i "t October
will be adopted, though the latter will b. strong
" opposed IN speeches by leading men.
The Nebraska Kansas appointment is bill is al!
The talk. The list is MT definitely determined
on.
MIR. Blight is terribly indignant in conse-
quenoe q the name of Gov Wright having
been menluaed for Govern T.
One account 8 VS. that the nomination of MIR.
Westbruok as u 5. District Attorney for New
Yolk will b" sent to The Senate 10 morrow, but
it is doubtful. fhe appointment hangs fire
The Territorial appointments will be kept
back as loag as possible, that the announce
nent may not have influence upon certain
measures which the Executive wishes to pass
through smoothly. The rumber of applicants
is enormous, and embarrasses present action.
1t confidently believed the House vii
concns in the Seuaie's res luton for recess IH-
mediateiy upon the passage OF the Homestead
| BILL which bill is 10 be made party measure
at least in the Senate.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-06-28
SEWARD ON THEUNtOy

The Fl lowing is from, Senator Stewards
closing speech on the Nebraska bill:
Comme REAL interests bind the slave and
free States together IN links OF gold iha; are
riveted with iron, and they cannot be broken
by passion or by ambition. Either party will
submit TO The ascendancy Of the other rather
than yield the commercial advan.a1es If this
Union t"gether-a COMMON ne cessity, and Hoi
merely common necessity, but the common
Interests OF the empIre--,,f such e!npire as the
world has never before seen. The control a.
thus hau"nal power Is The control 81 the great
Western Continent, and the n;riI OF Ibis
Continent - to be IA very few years the m
trolling iu'iuencc at tie world Who is their
Nor'h that ha'es Slavery 80 much, or .,lio
south, that hates etlan, !pttrn so a,eusely,
that he can attempt Win any hope a. snccea-
to bteak Il uni"n has tarpsd aud weld d toset-
her: have aiwa heard, with eqael pity ana
disgust, teas ii suuian 10 the free states,
and similar treats IL, h. slave holding States
knp" That H. II may rave in the hea. 81
passion ana under great Political excitement;
tut Know that when III e mes to Il QUE ton
whether this Union sla' stand either with
Fras don Or with Slavery, the masses viii
uphold 1t and II viii stand until $ me inherent
vice in lis Constitution, not yet disclosed, shal
cause is dlss ,iutlru "
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-06-28

H,,lorcu's PIis-Among all the Idle indictments OF
the day the names of which fill the common ear 70
nausea we would not include Hoi'oways Pills, cole
brated both here and In Europe, for their wonderful
curative properties sound discrimination hastauens
us that their reputation is not ephemerai DEL soua
substantial one based upon long and useful existence
among the intelligent the refined, and the Discerning
They are to met with in every portion Of tho Globe
and in every spot their virtues are alluded TO VIM
grateful enthusiasm that well endor'es their capacity
and virtues. They are not merely designed for sps
cia complaint but depu,aty ard cure, BY remov
lag from the syte eI mepts of disease thus operatn
in - .,raordin;.fy manner in most all disorders
-. ,,m,n nature is suhject.--frv York 7rxs .Ss1
+;opal Democrat
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-06-28
PROCEEDINGS OF THE JONES CO
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION,

DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
Pursuant 10 public notice the democracy Of
Jones County met in Convention at the Court
House in Anamosa on the 10th Of June 1854
and soon sa'lea to order by appointing Hen
John Taylor, Chairman and L. w. Stewart
S creiury.
On motion the Convention proces Ged to bal
lot fol Candidate for Prosecuting Attorney,
which resulted follows, 10 vii:
l.. T. Pierce, % votes; William Haddock g.;
{. c. Peell
Ga motion l.. T. Pierce was declared the
nominee of this Convention for Prosecuting
ATTY BY accanation.
On motion w. W. Wilson was nominated
by reclamation candidate for the Office OF
Clerk of District and County Courts
On motion Convention balloted for Candi-
date 70. Representative for Jones Co, in tie
Lower House of Iowa Legisla,ure-result as
follows:
lst Ballo,-Joseph lngiam % votes; NJ b o.
ney 10; A. w. Darling 6; Ira Bates 9; Thomas
McNaly }.
| 2nd. Ballot Joseph Ingram 26 votes; NJ
/ Booney s; A. w. Darling 6; Ira Bales2
/ lis ph Ingram having received majority OF
all ;te Votes cast he was declared tn. nominee
of The Convention by reclamation.
On motion the following named persons were
chosen Delegates to the ID strict Convention
Of Jackson and Jones Co.'S 10 b. held at Can
. .s5n on the Sia of July 1854 for the purpose O
nominating Senator lad Representative 70
Jackson and Jones Counties. Jointly to wit
] Thomas McNally, s. J. Dunkam, Samus
Lawrenc', Villa Jefius, A. w Darling
George Saum: John Taylor, Lake Potter,
w. Stewart.
Ga motion The chair appointed tue folowin
County Central Com. 10 Wit:
S. Il. Pierce, Chairman, William Beeks, I
K. Johnson, James w Arnold, James
Bunk, William Je.Iins, A. w. Darling, l. W
Steaar', William Tisbtts, Ira Bates and Z.
! Dow.
On motion adj 'urned.
Attest, JOHN TAYLOR,
l.. w. STEWART, Charm
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-06-28
THE MISSISSIPPI.

The following true and eloquent remarks are
the commencement: of letter from CHAs A
DANA, Esq, of tie n. Y. Tribune, who ac-
companied the late excursion given by Tie
Rock Island Railroad 1t is ted from St
Paul
p" Certainly, Il all cur rivers. the Mississippi
is the most picturesque, and most beautiful.
speak now Of that portion Of IT above the mouth
Oi the Missouri, Tor the rest ! nave not seen
Magnitude with the most deiicate tnjsh gran
deur of outline with exqu!atIve beauty OF detail
are the characteristics Of lis scenery. l he broad
and powerful stream is broken by frequent is
lands covered with dense foliage which, at this
season a, least, is deliciously flesh aud green,
and borderrd by lofty bluffs, far more beautiful
than Tie Palisades Of the Hudson, rising in
every fantastic variety of torni, with abrupt and
| craggy rocks in front, but with the most per
feet green sward stretching back to the prairie
in the rear, or soping down in lonely holows
and charming hooks hat break the continuity OF
this river wall and give constant change and
delight TO The bachelor These hills all wear
the aspec, of old cultivation and the groves of
oak that dot their smooth surface, scattered
along their sides, perched Ike orchards on
their SUBMITS, have nothing wild, and favor the
illusion The rocks that form the foundation
of the bluffs and chiefly face the river, do not
rise abruptly from the waters edge, but break
out about half way up the hight, to tower per.
pendcularly and broken, in the form OF ancient
vi lls, or castle battements, so that the very
Rhine doea not seem more historic In its APP
pearance At little distance, regular at
these walls, so true often the eliminating point
so regular the abrasures of time and weather
that II is difficult no; TO believe that some race
Of h1rh riopc h.,tlf hos ia. and
ago left them 10 fall to ruin As sld, no
liver is so rich in all the elements of beau.
ty-and there are Indian legends enough
for romantic associa!on-but, above all, no
river is So rich in all tie elements Of power
| We gaze with wonder at these astonishing fields
prepared by nature herself, where the first tool
of the pioneer is the plow--and at this soil
whose teemn- richness ard facility of culture
announces the future home of millions. There
is no region earth, think, which car sustain
Q larger population than that both sides Of
the northern Mississippi A rich soil, suited &c
every product of the temperate zone, and abso-
! lately inviting the hand OF the farmer; a eli
mat" genial but not enervatirg; frequent streams
to aft rd water power, and iuel abundan, on the
earth the great river for a highway, aud raj!
roats, which IN forty eight hours, land the trav
| elpr the a ilantc---With all these advantages
the entire country must become the home of OFT
of the !reest, NEST intelligent, most ppwcriu
| and mos independent communities OF the
world. No where else has the hard o. Prov
idenre marked out The foundations Of Empire
no where else is there such an influx of immi
grafton from all directions
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-06-28

FRANCE Several defaications are reported
on Paris Bourse.
SPANISH war steamers instead df four
are 10 be sen, TO Cuba, with 5000 additional
troops.
IrALY-Runors at Vienna that Russian
ships are cru sing in the Mediterranean, under
neutral flags,
Another miracle pictured Modonna a, Church
al ST tntonIo in Ciyola.
Washington, Jane 23.
Senate, after assembling being private bill
day, the considei at on of tie calendar was re-
suiurd. !
House-Mr Fenton, Of N. Y, from COM
nrttre on C"mmsrc", reported q bill for the
remission ct duties upon certain goods which
had been DESTROYED by fire in the cities al New
Yor! and San Francisco
The follow ing appointment. were sen. into
the Sentle yesterday;
Gan Butler, Governor If Nebraska.
A Fl Il adef, OF fenn.y lvania, Governor OF
Kansas
Mir. Woolsan, of Virginia, Secretary of Kan.
Mr. Cummings, Of Iowa Marshal OF Kan
Mr. Ferguson, of Michigan, Chief Justice of
Nebraska.
Mes rs Badl.y, of Indiana, and Harding of
Jnd .es.
No appointment YET made FIR u S. District
| Auorneyship
New Orleans, Jane %.
| The steamship United States has arrived al
| her wharf in this csty, bringing Intelligence
!r IN San Francisco to the ist; Is days later
than was received by the Daniel Webster The
through trip from San Francisco has been one
o. the shortest trip record
The lsthmus railroad has been far coin-
pIeied th-t the trip across was made IN SIX
hours.
The independence ship and North Star sailed
from Aspinwai on the 10Th from New York
with $50 passengers and $1,000,o00 in gold on
on freight The Illinois which left on the same
day had $9o. 700 in freight.
Latest accounts from Acapulco report thai
that place was still Under close blockade.
Further accou.ts from Grenada show c1nsid
cradle d2ubt on previous report OF a successful
revolution
The Jury in the case of Mr.. Dillon, French
Consul at San Francisco, charged with villa
'ion OF the neutrality laws Of the u ) had TAIL
ed 10 agree and were discharged
| HIS exam. nation commenced on the 23d
and during its progress the court room wa
filled, the case having excited The deepest in er
est.
The Marysvile and San Frarcirco psper
Give accounts of several fires in those cittes.-
The losses generally are not heavy.
fire has also occurred in Merceda, destroy
ing considerable property.
Intelligence had been received in San Fran.
CISCO announcing the safety of steamer Sc
Bird, which had been supposed lost.
, The news from the mines continues of encOur
aging nature. The yield was satisfactory.
> The crops come in finely
Fur.h difficulties from The Indians arc re
ported in different sections of the State.
The President Of Legislative Council q
Washington Territory was accdently browne
at Pugets Sound.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-06-28
Was i,!ny,on, June 81

Mr. Stewart, fiom canmittee On Commerce
t,,a,i.. report to the effect that the committee
could not agree on tn" proposition for the
construction of the Niagata Ship Canal The
committee asked 10 be discharged, winch was
.reel 10.
Senator Hammond Of ale reported hi 4
The object OF which was the establishment OF &
Steamboat Inspection District on the Pacific
ana 80 amend the provisions Of the EXISTING
Steamboat act which made use Of c'st'in all y
IN TIL construction Of boilers uLso'u;e. The
bill passed
lathe House the Clerk presented an estimate
IF new books ordered yester nv, viz =: 81 $50
Res ,lutan adopted in favor Of granting the
usual diem to ine family Of John NJ. Snod-
grass, deceased
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-06-28
BANK NOTES srOLEN-$4o,o DO LOST

BA Va NJ les SIOi.EN-S]e,obp A4OoI .
The Bank of Tennessee, as we learn from
the Nashville B nuer, recently ordered from Its
.agraver a new set Of bank uotes OF various de-
comma ons, with red backs. The box contain
aug these notes vas received a few days ago.
but none OF them have yet beeu pu' INTO circu-
Iation. On NJ nday $40 II, red back, was
pre- scented at The counter If the Bank. II "as
genuine note but IS none had been is u d, suS-
pieinns were ar used, and examination II
The contents ri Tie box, which had not rreri-
nusly been opened at the Bank, disclosed the
fact, that not of lliA denomination OF $40, t.
The amount nf ~ coo had been distracted =
Non, OF the 9th, notes were disturbed Inc
COX came fron New York, III cha g. OF Adams
x Co.'S Express, aid it is though, that the
notes were abstraCted on the steamboat HeiWeen
ths city aud Nashville. The person who re-
scented The no.e at the Bank stated that he oo-
taiHed the note ron negro who had purchased
goods, from him to the amount OF So and re-.
ceiyed IS in change. The appearance OF the
negro indicated that re was steam cat hand
The community sh 'uid be on their guard against
hese notes. The Bank will not Issue one OF the
$40 red backs unless the whole $40 COZ are re-
covered.-L0l. Courier.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-06-28
ANOTHER scIENTIrIc WONDER.

IMPORTANT TO DISPEPTlCS.- DR. J. S. Houghton's
Pepsin the Digestive Fluid, Gastric juice pre-
AIRED from Rennet, the Fourth Stomach OF the ox
sitter OF Baron Lei5g. the great Physioogs
al Chemist. J. s. Houghton. NJ. D. Philadsipha Pa
This is truly wonderful remedy for Indigestion, Dys-
D psla, Jaundice, Liver Complaint, Constipation ana
Debility curing Nature Method, by Natures
own AGENT the Gastric Juice. Pamphlets containing
scientific evidence value furushea by agents gra-
tis. See no. zee among Medical Advertisements
A. GILLESPIE. Agent.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-06-28
IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON

private letter from Washington dated the
9Th inst. in!ur.ns us that Hon b. Hem had
Just succeeded IN having an anne ndrnel j, rrgraf
ted upon the q New Mexico Land Bill, which
provides for the creation of Surveying Dis
trio, IN N,br ,ka and Kansas and fer the .p-
painiment OF Surveyor General tr thnse
Territories Also for the establishment ct tNo
Land Oflces-one in ,ach Territory land TT
the survey and sale of The lands to which Inc
Indian title should be extinsuished
The amendment also extends the p'cvi-.aHs
OF The Pc, nlpti"n Act Of 1871 under The lands
in both Territories.
The Bill ard anne ndn.nl went TO he SENATE
on Monday ias' and if it has not alIesdy w.il
without dnuh, beeose law.
THIS Is very important amendment and ".
/ are glad That we have man in the House who
- 80 a,cl al IF the 'nieres's Of the West.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-06-28
pnfEnnvH1E.

Thousands of Parents who use Vermfuge composed OF
Castor Oil Caomel &c. are that, while they
anpear 10 benefit the patient they actually laying the
foundations series of diseases such as SALVATION,
loss Of sight, weakness of limbs, &C.
In another column will be found the advertisement o.
IIobensacks Medicines To which ask the attention OF
dren's health In Liver complaints ana all disorders a
rising from of bilious type should make use OF tho
onlv We urine medicine, Hobensack's Liver Pills.
-. Be not dseeired," but ask for Hobensack's Worn
syrup and Liver Pills. aud observe that each has the ne
nature Of the Proprietor ~ HOBENSACK. as none else
20 ,a,,ina Iure 30 1883 dly