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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-07-05
From the New York Courier and Enquirer June 49,
EXTENT OF THE GOLD RESOURCES
OF CALIFORNIA
: OEIe-17, 1O0E'
To the Editor Of the lnida

uMuuh difference of opinion has been eE
pressed relative to the future prodnctlveness OF
the mine, in California. and many have inferred
that the la'e decrease of tie gold export will
permanently continue. report Of Or. John
r. Trask. appointed by the California legisa
tue to survey the Sierra Nevada and coast
mountains has recently been published, and
afford much information in respect to the gold
prospects Of ,he State The explorations were
continued six months, and ended about the first
of November; aud the detailed account covers a
pamphlet Of nearly ninety pages The results
were decidedly favorable to the belief that the
gold Of the State is inexhaustble, and wilcon-
,inue 10 be prof ably worked for, during long
time TO ccne, The placer ranges are said to
extend to the East within ten or fifteen miles
of the summit ridge of the Sierra Nevada.
.There are evidences winch clearly indicate
de post of gold older than the diluvIa| drift Of
the lower western diggins, and its direction has
been traced for about 20 miles. 1t appears TO
have an average breadth Of about four miles,
and an elevation of four thousand feet above
the sea for most of the distance. The quartz
mines, he concludes, possess continuous and
inc xhaust,ble veins, and all the expectations
that have been formed of them he thinks well
GROUNDED Of the mountains running along the
coast, he states that the auriferous deposits are
now known t. occur over district eighty miles
in ienpih. They have not been extensively
worked. and of their ultimate product veness
he gives no opinion FL represents most of'the
principal mines Of the State as still in prosper
Gus condition, and able to insure large profits TO
the inysstr ent of far greater amount of capt
tai
sslt would be on advantage both to California
and the entire country if ye: more thorough
investigation Of the mineral resources of he
State were made. and by some one Of the first
geologis,s of the day. there are not few fnan-
cial problems, the character Of whose solution
will de pend very much upon the continued
Weld Of the gold mines in California and Aus
lralia. California has already produced nearly
two hundred and fifty millions Of dollars of gold
IS hch is probably. according to the best cacu
Iations. as much as one-;enb of lhe whole pre-
viousIy existing stock in The Grid and is, con-
eeouentlv, PLAYING most important part in
those monetary changes which perp'fx mon
arclrs, bankers, stock jobbers and fnanciers
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SUSAN AND KATE DEhIN-BLOODl
TRAGEDY ASPINWALL.
From the Trou Budget, June, II

We learn from passenger by the Ntnh
Star. which arrived in New York yes'erd ay at
ternoon, bringing passengers who lett San Fran
cisco on the lst of June, the particulars Of a
tragedy which took place on the isttmus.
IL iii be resollec'ei TINT isan Denim Mrs
Woodward) and Kate Denim (Mrs. Foxy two
actresses we'll known in this city, some time
since went to California To fulfil professional
enpapements there. They were accompanied
bv Mr.. Woodward, Susan's husband After
they had arrived in California difficulty arose
between Susan and her husband, which result
ed ina separation. She then openly joined
with or put herself under the protection OF Mr..
BINGHAM an actor at San Francisco. On the !st
If June, Susan, Kate and Mr.. Bingham sailed
FOR New York Mr. Woodward also took pas
SAGE by the same vessel and route.
On arriving OF Aspinwall (this side of the
ls,hmus,) Mr. Bingham left the cars with the
crowd IF passengers, for the purpose OF looking
after his baggage. He had not been out but a
few minutes when he vas shot and inme diately
fell mortaly ounded, il is reported to us -
The ball entered his side, his back passing
throneh his body above the HRS, In the con.
fusion of the crowd, where each passenger was
rushing to secure his baggage, it vas impossi
bic io'teIi who committed the deed. There was
a rumor lust as the steamer sailed that Ja-
ma ica negro perpe rated the act. woodward
came on 10 New York in the Nor Star, while
the Denim girls remained at hspinwaH with
Bingham who, il was said, was dying when the
steamer sailed.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-07-05

sed. Among these may be mentioned hemp,
which, "from the ramotc,t times has been cele-
| rat, among eastern nations for its narcotic
virtues" The dangerous character OF the ex-
element produced by the stimulating d.cac
illed from this plant may be Judged offrotn !
The fact, shat, according TO Sylvester de Sacy,'
tn celebrated Orentn!lst, the word assassin
is derived from The Arabic make OF hemp
.Others say'--we quote from Blackwo"d--
"thft du ing the wars OF the Crusaders certain
Of the Saraccn army, intoxicated with THIS
drug, were in the habit of rushing into The
camps Of the Christians, committing great hay
&c, being themselves 10 ally regardless of death;
that these were known az hashasheeHs,
and that = Ell C" came our word assassin.
The Indians If 'Brazi, We lesrn from the
same auth rIty, know the value Of hemp as
s,jmulant, and delight in its use; and over the
hotter parts of the globe generally, wherever
/ the plant producers in abundance lis peculiar
narcotic principlc, its VIRTUES may be said to be
known, and mere or less extensively made use
! of
! We might enumerate many other s!lnulants
+ use d IN various parts of the world, where intox-
catng drinks are neither unknown or prohibi,
ted; but we refrain from doing so for sanp'ory
| reasons, and in fact we almost regret that We
have suggested TO the vict ms Of the Mare law
The consoldtory virtues Of SO common plant as
hemp
But this thing is certain, that IN this country
as IN England, if we succeed in f"rcib'y Eabll-
ishing the of spir'iuous smulants. the
knowledge Of all narcotic substitutes will be.
comeve ry generally ditfus.d d, and their uso be.
come common as to enervate the whole PEG.
Pile. We have too much faith however, IN the
+ common Use which underles the Anglo Saxor
character, seriously to anticipate any suci
results TIE Maine has thus far Teen foun'
utterly mpracticable even in Maine. The low
of s,imulants will be- a strong element in ever,
nation, until the world Shall he So far advan
ced, that healthful exci,ements, growing cut "
more perfect organzation of society, shall tax
the place OF all others, aud there will be nrithe
temptation, nor occasion to rush into any dan
gtrous eXcess.-Paz
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-07-05

ti1lEsRarIos The City Guards are to have
celebration on the Alb OF July, at Tanning g
Landing on the opposite side OF the river. the
company win be'in full dress, the brass cannon
will de there, a splendid dinner will be prepar
ed ana speaking, teasling &c, are expected.
Editors are invited to accept of free tickets,
aud as many of the citizens as can be present,
are desired 10 bc there.
We also learn that = demonstration - to
come of a, Dunleith the 9TH, and that Ii
will be no ordinary aGa.r
Taking these demonstrations, in connection
with ha, the Fakir Of silva proposes TO do,
The old Alb, Of July will not be entirely barren
Of in.e.es,. in Dubuque notwithstanding the
parsmony Of the Council.
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TIE MAINE LAW.

We copy from the g New York Weekly
Leader into our present issue, most ad,nlra-
hle article upon the absurdti.s Of the Maine
L:ou,r Law, from tine pen Of Henry C!app
1r.. a writer Il no mean merit. The writer
takes the Maine Law advocates by the fore top
and leads then boldly up to the truth His
logic il ss.rrreeie.able, as his facts and figures
He dues not travel around Robin Hoods barn
10 assure them, that they are set OF humbug
gers He depores ,hs ignorance OF one branch
Of this party, az much as he abhors the e@ntine
hypocri.y or mercenary ambition OF the other
fila article should be read by every man o.
sense and stn4ied by every man OF nonsense
A few more writers of the boldncss and inde
pendence OF AT Clspp, would soon smother
he prevailing fanatcisrn If the day and redee"
mankind from an int xicaiion more dangerous
even, than tina, produced by the incorporate use
Of alcoholic liqu RI.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-07-05

R1ruRSEp CALIroRKIAN.-Ne are nappy
t, learn that Edward Mobley Esq, son u
Maj. NJ Mobley, Of this city, returned last
evening, after an absence Of over five years
We have not had the pleasure Of seeing cur
old shipmate, but unde rstand he looks well ana
bears hus If like a man.
II is not easy to conceive Of more agreea
Bile meeting than that must have been, between
the parents and the son, after a separation Of
over five years. How little we know how to
appreciate The blessings we enjoy, until de-
orived Of them, or the friends we have, until
.en.ra,ed from them. We have not learned
' IN |(lf1e '. s WIN ss s,.,
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Brokers & Land AGENTS.

TIME undersigned wouli respectfully inform the
/ citizens of Dubuque and the public generally that
they have opened ofic in Dubuque where they Will
exclusive attention to business IN their
line will l. nd money on Real Estate and personal Pro-
perty Securities. Also do general agency business
such as buying, selling locating and entering Lands.
pa ing Taxes anu collections &C, &C, deal in
al kinds of Gold all Silver CO in &c.
Office north side 4h Street basement under the City
Hotel, dubuque Iowa. GILLIAN & CHAT Inc.
June lst 1854 dwy
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-07-05

HotioDays Pills Among all the idle medic amcnfs OF
the day, the names of which fill the common ear to
nausea we would not include Hoi'oways Pills. cele-
braed both here and in Europe, for their wonderful
curative properties. sound discrimination has taught
that their reputation is not cphemcral bit solid
substantial one based upon longand useful existence
among the int, gent, the refined and the disco
They are 10 met with in every portion of the Globe,
and in every spot their virtues alluded 10 with
grateful enthusiasm that we'll ndorses their capacity
and virtues. They not merely designed for spe-
cia com paint but depurati,e and cure, by renov
ing from the system elements of disease thus operating
in an extraordinary manner in most all disorders to
which human nature is suhect.--.st9 York 7rae M
t0ngI Democrat
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-07-05

BosroK SHOE TRADE The Boston .7has
estimates that the boot and shoe trade OF that
c;tv anf -v;einitv amounts to between thirty and
forty millions of dollars annually 1t IS SAID 10
have doubled within few years The bust
ness Of one firm alone, last yea, amounted 20
$I 400. 900.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-07-05
SIMPSON, BENTHALL & Co.,
Wholesale Dealers IN Groceries
,J J,r,, Eoodo

and Dry Goods,
FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
ALL kinds of produce bought and sold Cash advanced
Consignments.
o. BRrTHAL v. sIMpsoN j. NJ BENiHALL.
No. 30, Steamboat Handing, Dubuque, ioma.
WE htve jus; opened The nb,ve Ware House and are
w NOW filling up with the largest assortment OF Dry
Goods and Groceries before Offered IN Dubuque.
We are confident that with facilities for purchasing
and having partner resident in the East to take advan
tapc of tho market AMI force sales and forwarding goods
To our order shat offer 10 Dealers ana 'onsum
ers thing in line prices that vii! give sasac
ton
CITY and Country Dealers respectfully solcited to
call and goods and prices as we teei Conf
dent we can suit them both regar price and quality
SIMPSON, BENTHALL & co.
Dubuque May 81 1s54-d&w ~
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.TIc REPRESENTATIVE DIS
rpmr CONVENTION.

,,se. !. hereby given that there will BE- .
Iscr.,,s Representatives District C'nsf"
conn ed Of Delegates from he 'Csan'es
Al,nake.. and winneshiek held at Frank
! winneshi.k County on Saturday the 'o'a
IF July 1854, At IL O'Clock at noon 10 no.
4 ! candidste to rcprcsens said ooun'ie' IT
9preeen,atsss branch Of the former State
80. and 10 transact an other business
~ at that time be deemed expeoien
p of the Central Democratic Com
!.mm;t,es Of the said counties OF A'a
nd Whine hiek dated al Drcorah, June
s..
Dem a attic Lounty Convention OF WIN
Comfy will be held At Decornh on
y the 9TH day Of Jaly next at one
Is The ufiernoon TO appoint delegates 70
a IN. Representative District Convention
e,d I, rrankville in The county OF Win
ON Saturday the 18th da, of-'s'y' 1893
Eansac. all other business that may -
before said convention.
der Of the Democratic Central Com
~ Winneshiek Couiy
81, 4 Al DEBORAH June 9, 1854
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-07-05
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER.

ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER.
IMPORTANT TO DISPEP'rlCS-- Or ]. s. Houghton's
Pepsn the true Digestive Fluid, Gastric Juice, pre-
afed from Rennet or the Fourth Stomach OF the Ok
directtns Of Baron Lebg the great Physolot c
al Chemist, W. =. Houghton, NJ. p. Philadelphia Pa.
This is truly wondattul remedy for Indigestion, Dys
p psa, Jaundice, Liver Complaint Constipation and
Debility curing after Nature Method, by Natures
own Agent, the Gastric Juice. Pamphlets containing
scientific evidence Oft value furnishes by agents gra
It's See ue.ice among Medical Advertisements.
A. GILLESPIE, Agent.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-07-05

THE ILLINOIS RIVER The river CONNIE nc
ed raising on Saturday morning and is now
about two feet higher than then. with full feet
IF water the worst bars. 1t is still rising
We should not he surprised If the largest SEED
boats were enabled I, run until September
Union Citl, 26th.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-07-05
Fresh Arrivals.

40 Hhds N Sugar,
so sacks prime Rio Coffee,
50 Whole half and guar boxes Rasias, some very
superior layers clusters. new figs and kasins OF
superior quality.
100 Bits. double Rectihed Whiskey,
25 Id Nonghela t' extra,
% Boxes Lemon Syrup,
90 Z" Black Ink,
Drum superior Goldfish,
Terce prime Rice,
- Bhl-. old Cider Vinegar,
800 Bags Fine Table SAT-,
Sacks r. |. Still on hand
25 Bbls. Iirdraulic Cement,
Bales Guano,
50 Bon prime chewing and smoking Tobacco,
~ NJ. Real IahaBa and Principe Cigars,
25 Boxes Cuba SKIES
SIMPSON BENTHAIL & 20.
No. 30, Level
Dubuque, June o. 1854. d&wtma27 '55.
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VIsIr OF Bishop WHrrEHousE.-We are
requested to say, that Bishop Whitehouse of
the Episcopal Church, who was prevented
from fulfilling his appointment, to visit Grace
Church a few weeks since, will make his Wis,
tation and administer thu rite Of Confirmation
e morrow. Services at In4 A. NJ, and T.
M.-[Galena Adv. lst inst
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Waterloo, Black HAWK Co., Iowa.
rIHHE undersigned prepared t. ansact any busi-
ness pertaining to the purchase and sale OF and or
Town Lots investigation Of titles, transfers, convey anc
ing generally.
We have located ourselves in the interior for that pr
pose will pers naiiy survey and carefully examine
any tract Of land within reech give correct ana
prompt information concerng Congress Lands in the
Dubuque and Des Moines Land District IN any OF the
surrounding countes, especially The proposed nes
of Railroad frcm Dubuque west, snd the Cedar kives
valley road
Persons wishing make safe investments by nav ng
careful selections made would do ell {" afdre or give
acsll Lands 10 ated time for settlers ia. meht
of taxes promptly ATTENDED to- Township plas oil latest
date always on hand.
10000 .Acres Of choice farming Lard,
For sale from 81 to SIS, per Also several small
lots ogood timber. Likewise ora improved farms near
tie county Seat.
ABRtMP. HOSFORD. EDWARD MIt.LEh.
RErERsncEs-Gov. Matteson, Springfield u.s.; hon
James Guin. Hnntingdone Pa; r. Z Goodeh tashief
Merchants ard Drovers Bank, Joliet Ills; GEE &c
Fisher Cashier, Bank of Ottowa Ills; II. r. Fame
Bank of Ottowa HIS; +. b Stiles ESQ.,, Dixon Ills
Farev James Il Co., Dubuque Iowa II. s. He'herngtoI
Dubuque Iowa
Dubuque, June "a, 1854. dSWom.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-07-05
Fourth OF Ju1y!!
EXGuRSINNIll

And numerous other entertainments are suggested
day and there has been received by Express
ten days ffom New York, a beautiful assortment of
Dress Goods, in part consisting Of Pink Blue, Green
Maroon Black and Queens Grey, Bareses, Jaconett
Swiss and Plaids, Muslins, Lawns Ginghans, Barge
Delaines, Pa asos, Bonnet, Shawls Hosiery Prints,
Linens and Domestic goods generally, which will be
sold the usual low prices twill be TIL strongest
ducement present. to trade at the Empire Cheap
Store Corner Main and Sec 6nd Streets Dubuque Iowa
One Price.
n pfrScEIl
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES

June % Gray Cloud from st. Paul.
Minnesota Belle from St Paul.
=. Lam rhine from ST. Louis.
Mary {. from Galena.
- Gray Cloud % St Louis.
Minnesota Belle
I.arar,ine to
tiary e. to St. Paul
June 80, Galena from Galena.
Nominee from St. Paul.
- Grand Prairie from St. Louie.
Ga.ena To ST. Paul.
81 Eominee TO Galena.
Editor to st I.ous
July J.. Grand Prairie toSt. LOUIS.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-07-05

kESfocRArtC DIST CONVENTION.
rts delesa,es Of Delaware anS buchanan
|onn1es, appointed to nominate candidate q
IA fnr Representative, will meet AZ one
fstSsk. r NJ, on Sa' urday, July 9, a. the house
IA aenrs Baker in CoMa's Grove, Delaware
&msy, for said purpose.
! ~ |sder Of the Central De noesatic C"i.auht
~ pf Delaware AMI Buchanan Counties.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-07-05

/ FigE CoNp.sY-Thc Fire Company IN this
Civ we understand has disbanded The rea.
= n is, that the members are tired OF being
laughed a., for trying TO accomplish what the
miserable engine placed in their hands, IS en-
,irely incapable ofacccomplishns. lis capacity
far squirting water. is decidedly small and its
c. ,aci.y tor us.ng up set of menlarge Thee
reasons are ample for the justification Of their
course
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-07-05

w A prvste letter from Iowa City informs
ms. that James Ii Cover, has been nominated
by the democracy Ct Johnson county as can
dida,e for Representative. This is an excellent
nomination and MIR. Cover will be triumphanlly
elected.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-07-05

VALUABLE FARM TO BE Sol The va!ua
Bile Ewing iarm, miles from this city, or the
Melville road, will be sold at auction on Sa,ur-
| day next Qhe SHY
For particulars see advertisement IN another
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-07-05
MoRE PRoHIBITIoS.-Ihe American banner
published in Otsego county, New YORK, has
IL, Ill u,srf

M,vr Psou1nrrloS-The American Banner
published in Otsego county, New York, has
the following:
We, for one, are ready for the movement
for prohb,ory tobacco law, which will surely
be made as soon as the liquor question IS dis
pospd Of We know this will look like mira
and tanatical doctrine, but with US it is fixed
i,ct. Tobacco is nuisance and moral EN-,
and must be pu, down by law. lie" years
will find US in such contest.
We are not surprised after the folly and Jana
ticism displayed upon the subyectoi temperance
,ha, there should be found hose who attempt in
all seriousness, without jesting, to carry their
views Of moral reform ard total obstnaUce, into
,le merest social and domestic habits of the
family or the individual. Unless community
ar. spee div disenthralled from this moral mono
mania. it will not be long befnre the sanctuary
.of tie family will be invaded and The most MN
ute details connected with lis private and sa-
cred relations, subjected to the vulgar criticism
of some petty official created for the purpose
There is one course which the world has al.
xvavs.bsen burdened with and that is too much
law. This country seems to be running into ii
RAPIDLY.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-07-05

81 tY- Orr correspondent who replies 70 the
essserser.'' is wrong in saying. that, ttO
}eesks Sgo iks !. True National Democrat ras
P4sses o gan. For the last gear i has been
- friend Of the admins ration. but on the con.
&sry one Of il bit.erest opponents.
III d OssriEsUisHlp ExrLs.-Count Ma1srelli
Tho was exileA from Rome in 1913. for.hls. aid
!, is. Republican struggle, il now cuitisatins
u 6nY @arn, IL IL said, near Belle,iIle limos
kAese. With his family, be has settled down to :
=. national citisen.,
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~ouR POLITICS"

IN TriAuns IT fast evening treats ito RAD
1,e d editorial, the frst one ia some days. Il
~, lie suhj-st Of 1Oar Politics, and :
miurrabls mess Of Trash, and sense!ess
I. ~ have bot vadsd kr'agh ID sIang lime
y ueitl,er point nor tAc', vii nor sense
u uisssatemen,s bilndsss Add a.
nv sxsrsme soyes1r ino11 re -ss'nslsis
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A CARD.

since the Popreors recent Laboratory enlarge1ents
he is able fill his numerous orders for LYos's KArH
AKRON, without delay. This peerless and immensely
popular arcle for nvgoratins and beau ing the hair
sold by every druggist throughout North and South
America Europe, and The isles of the No article
of any kind ever extensive sale in all parts
of the world.
Let those
Who used before
And those who always used
Now the more.
The price is still 25 cents, in large bottles.
ID. $. BaR~Es, Proprietor. l6I iIreadway,N Y
ltJ- For sale by Iir y. MASON, ard w. Z. ALLEN
Druggists, Dubuque, Iowa. daw In
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FOUND We are graiiied to learn that Mr.
George Dodge, the young man M n"oned
e. ~ weeks since as having been lost from
surveying yar,v, in The north part OF ,he o'a.e,
has bren found and returned in safety 10 MS
fri. nds Min Pr. Tri.
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NEW STORE

A N d N EW G. 0 d S.
rJNHE und rsgncd have op ned in this city in the ste
i I'M formerly occupied BY Thomas and Cook, tho
doors North of w. j. Barney & Co.'S Banking Housta
and superior of ready made ottng and Gds
farnishing goods, comprising every thing usually ioundn
that line, Of ever, quality AMI pattern, and OF the NV
est STYLE nd most superior manu- acture. They all
off inducements 10 purchasrs Superior any helo-
offering this market, and toinsure comtcte
satisfaction.
RAUL, COUCH & &c.
Dubuque, juno 81, 1854. d6mwly
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AMERICANS IN ITALY -Ex- President Van
Buren and son were at Naples last month and
il is stated, will spend the next winter in Egypt
Mr.. Marsh, our late minister to Constantinople,
ia soiourning at Bologna.
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Poisoning,

Thousands Of Parents who Vcrlfuge Composed OF
Castor Oil, Caomcl, &c, not aware that, while they
appear TO benefit The patien they actually laying the
foundations for series of diseases, such as saiiS aton
loss Of sight, weakness Of limbs e..
In another column viii be found tile advertisement OF
Hobensack's Medicines, which ask the attention n
all directly interested in their well their chill
drens health In Liver complaints all disorders
rising from those of blioustype, should make use Of the
only genuine medicine, Iiobensack's liver Fills.
ss Be not dcceired but ask tir ROBBERS 'ck's Worm
Syrup and Liver Pills. and that each has the sig
nature of the Prpretor, j. ~ uCBENSACK else
are uennine. June 30 1883 dlY