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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-07
D TIMES, NEWtONi, R. l. THURSDAY MUKNlNG SEPTEMBER T. 1854.

THE new RLGInE}Y
LATELY DISCOVERED ~ RAnwAl
q o., CALLED
Railways Rcaoyaling Resolycri,
IL. e.. IL.
tquirk cure Tor S:rpf,ia ia t. worst io,ms.
RiDNif'S RENONATING hESIIN tN1.
II ElctIscs anl puiiir, thc blood lom M! scIol-
ulous Iiuuprs; 1t craG.c,tcs Gom iho lpury aud
'n'-ci's pl'cAse lei os.tsi u c~icci1il"s ih'
llpii- aud suii!s
WITH HEALTH AND STRENGTH.
II ~ WARRANTED 10 gmc
S%crndd', Wilt Svclu.gs,
llu uoTs, S,yhiltS,
aucars, IllitirN,
FUuprF, Jlun!irr,
KiNkrts, t!gais,
Salt kir,un, Fever Sores,
Brouthiiicli Tumore Hacking Dry Cough.
In either ofihe above named discascs, we Guar
an'ea mat the patient viii experience it, powers
al fleets IN A FEW hours after taking it.
LIKE ELECTRICITY,
t. ihril of health courses through every nerve
ant %s"crc,i3n Of the sysrem. It's sasck 4 health
asra!i in the bones, he muscles, the nerves, the
saciutions ofcvcIy organ in the body,
sn tcEs MinufeS.
The patient feels this marvellous remedy woin
no in the system after taking IT,.
!. II en- lchcs and purilies the blood.
=, II rem yves FROM the bones md secTetiOns NJ
diseased deposits.
j. Il strengthens and luilis mp the weak, re-.
laS"d aud worn out parts Of the sys,rm.
!. II braces M and iInparts renencd cuegy and
Aiialiiy 20 the ncrvcs.
LET ALL THE DISEASED
call At the Medical Office of KADWAY & CO.,
No. ib2 FnitonTtreet, and give this extraordinary
R.4F.n lac. a.n Nas,l -. sL -. II
p e II Nr.
All suffering with pain are invited to call "a,
RADWAf'S Medical office every day, from &
4. VI. To l.. VI. 1t is guaranteed that RAI'-
WAYS READY RELIEF viii stop the mort
severe pains IN five minutes or less. 4 regular
physician is in attendance. Advice gratis.
e. e. r.
ss1t ways Ready sscitcf
VIII stop the most severe PAINS IN A FEW MN
UfE>, and cure the most obstinate Rheumatic,
Nccralsic and Nervous complaints IN a FEW
HOURS.
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL.
Twin stop the most EXCRUCIATING
PAINS inGom THREE to FIVE MINUTES
and has cured
rheumatism In -Four hodr4,
Neruilgia In One hour.
Group In Ten minutcR.
Diarrhpa la Fifteen mimutcg.
Toorhac!.e In One second.
Spasms In Three minutes.
Cramps In Thee miucs.
Sick Headache In Fifteen minutes.
Chill Fever In Fifteen minutes.
Chill B'ains In Ten minutes.
Sore Throat In Four hours.
lotlucnza In Twenty hours.
Spinal Complaints, Stiff Joints, Stains, Bruisca,
Cuts, Wounds, Frost Bites, Cholera Morbus
Tic Dolorcux,
and all other complaints where there IL severe
aims, Roadway Ready itcllcI will instantly rtop
the pain, and quickly cure, the Ii-c1sr.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, I62 Fulton Street
NEW YORK.
r. X. HAZARD s. CO., Agents
25Iy
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FINALE WEAKNESSES g. COMPLAINTS,

No remedy offered 10 the public has ever been hlI ss
<siuin and eBeiuJi IN yestoriny ALL the incidental veaks<s
a. und irregularities Of tho sex, a. BRANr's PULNoNAav
a,,sAM. II makes no difference whether the derangemorp
- sh1yressiop, cIoas, or ether peakness--it REGULATES
ron. and soothing and agasiny NERVOUS IRRIrAsLirs
ffs ge, uaunphltfs-
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Lnn aAII

FOR SALE
CTANDING Gfase, IN ln,s of ifom > 10 %
Oa,tcs, apply q ALFRED SMITH
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L.IV PLANT!

Or. NATHAN HUBBARD, Of stamford, Conn, one -
he Oldest and most respectable physicians, was afflicted
sith LIVER Complaint naEy years, and was perfectly exvN.
v ,sing BRANT'S PURIFYING EXTRACT. We could
,ame hundreds Of otlleI casee, also cured.
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NnTlnr.

4 IL prTs'H- wishing 90 take ttc Gas into thoir
n horses ur stores should lrav" notice ~ the Daily
Nr"-'lii', rnI the srryifH pipe nud m'icr viii DO
sGPpIiHi ~Iihr!t expense 20 Oh. cons fprr.
Glt. 10. NORMAN. Ft.t
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WEAKFESs AND DFDlLlTY.-RFsTCRhTlON
20 iEhITit e GENTLEMAN, AGED -,
80 - u. "a, m d. s,.,s1 .A.t.H

y = ~
Ccry oi Letter from The Rev. Charles Smith, dated
Norton, 81. Philips, near Bath, somers.lEhiTs,
I1ih hu1pst, 1853.
Y" pHoTTRsOH HOLLOWAY,
SRA Mr. IUsrpu GUAruN, formerly IA resident
uf this piycr, Ind hetu In u declining state 81 health
Tor IgwHri- ufthTee years, gradually wa,ti' Away
20 u shGlJW hy highilY Preparations nnd want rfup-
petite, which caused great uurasinrfs to his FIJI nts,
~ he had consulted yariru medical ron In Bath
eiihnut effect. He NJ last used your pill-, and uudcr
lruyidtncc, was restored 20 health 10y iheiI n,uis.
liz lately tin!trat,l To- Now York, ard has Just writ
ten to ray, That be Wa never better IN health. and
dysir,l u" 20 a~Clua!Ht you with the circumstance
uGPlt Rl.O l. IGNITION. thAi my wife lui derived
great bench from lhr W. ol your Pills.
rcWDtn. sir, yours, respectfully.
CHARLES SMITH, Dissenting Miniytcr.
kfGRNANENT CURE OF 4 DltFhaIp Liy
Rn, OF MANY " ARS'r DURATION.
COM ola Letter from Nj t;anis. lh.uist. Yroyl
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lyTELIAGEYCE OFFICE.

THE suisGribar wishes to inform The citizens
4 ani visitors pf N'wp,r,, that they can ~,
suited ~ith the l. st NJ help. Persons wanting
Als,, Passage certificates and Drafts AT sight
from one ponn! upwards; payable on all the
hunks and Branches Of Grea, Britain aud Ire
Land. JOHN ID. HYRNE,
l26 No. o L"vin st., opupslte Cath ,lic Church.
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u ihors,aas If cures Of sro6da, .Canoeys, syss!sy an
pkcy impure discusses 0f no Btood-ondD ne VEkf sMALt
UANiITY wit7t Lds used Of a Medicine 10 ,goef cures "
sh Diseases, be- any ttogf Of be ru'ipiog n,ed6o! po,er ~
b. ffdiciae Which Is subessd and conquered shm disedsss~
sua there 1, lu1XG.OHGR Ne evidence that
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NOTICE TO STRANGERS AND OTHERS
nDNNiNH grateful for past patronage most res
Dpcctiuily suliCIts y continuance ia rDtpTn furw hich
n" will Ia his business b." prompt and grpiufuii IN
every case furnishing The very best ia his line.
HIS irG CgE,Hs demand sptci,l notice, hc solicits
n trinl, every possible variety Of the same furnished
together wan tho most delicate ChGTip'fc ig Russo
j Il" AMI other ynrictics Uf Confectionery, Grand,
French and other made dishes sent TO Cottages,
gaming parties, pic mics and the like Refreshments.
b~rcnhi.st Dinner aud slppcr, served to order at
lhg YACHT HOUsE.
GEO. r. DOWNING,
JyS from New York.
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4 frat rate Hrcpnd hand Wagon, apply to =.
II i%luhLua, Carriage Maker, F.IewcIl II.
ml3
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- '~''"1 A''s Nv s'f''
boston, ire Agents for the Newport Daily News,
and The Herald Of tho Times, and are authorized
to re GIVE Advertisements and Subscriptions ~
the same rates AS are required at this Office.
Their receipts are regarded as payments.
---- -
FRANKLIN MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE.
COMPANY.
Oficc No. 3 Dank of Cun,nerce BGilius, iruvi.
dc,pp, X /.
ttsure against loss on damage 10y Fire Tor the
term OF seven years on buildings only.
DIRECTORS.
william Foster, WIN A. winiama,
Nmos ID. Smith. I'M =. Ghrpiu
William e.. Wooden, Albert G. Gallup,
Joseph F Gilmore, Thos J Hin,
David Sisson, Edward A. Green,
a. Is. Dixie, Lucius Weaver,
Earl 4. Mason, George &. n i2htin ale,
A e.. DarsiUw, Is. Is. Adams,
William NJ. bailey, Geo. A. Howard,
Daniel T.. Carpenter, EHosh streIc.
Chos. j. Stead.
WILLIAM FOSTER. President.
JOSEPH ADAMS, Secretary and treasurer.
The undersigned will receive proposals for lnsnr-
nlCe on buildings In the above CuppHnr.
l. CIOOKnR,
t27-ly No. ~ Srrrg r'rr"l
CHAIR MANUAL Tory.
JIIE subscriber has tkon tn Hall over Mr.
Il St,nhope's Store corner Of flanIcs street and
Rauiatcr's Wharf, directly opposite Ncwtnn
Hr, theirs, and IL pre- pared to tE.uu!acirrc ali
Kinds ot Chairs, in the best posrihi' manner,
and On rs good terms M ut any cst,tl'-hrncu; IN
this or any other State ; he hcc.s constantly
on hand every varc'y Of Chair maj Al prices Ia
ruit the purchasers.
Cane anl Flag seat Chairs rcpiirch, rapaiu,-
ed. giided, &c. SAMUEL J. Marsh.
Jyt3
A GREAT NOOK!
For Booksellers and Agents for every town md
city IN New England to eel.
MRS. STOVES NEW WORK.
Entitled
SUNNY MEMORIES of FOREIGN LANDs.
A Book Of travels,
ny MISS ARRIE BEECHER STOWE,
Author Of "Unclo Toms Cabin" NC
Comprising in Two Volumes, duodecimo, DfOv
or 800 pages, elegantly printed, and IL
lustratel with Sixty-six tngrAv-
ings, from designs Ivy Biilings
and other artists.
PRICE TWO DOLLARS.
DHRSONS dcsil Gus of engaging in the sale
L OF the above book will find il "A profitable en-
pioyment, aa any new work by the author OF
"UncIc Tom's Cabin' will bo eagerly soughi
ior ly the thousands who have read that book,
ana there ~ scarcely "a family in Now England
but what will he induced to purchase a copy.
a LIBERAL jlrcOunt made to Bonkscllers "A getta
Nowsncn and others who wish to engage IN tho
salc Of the above.
Iric", &c, furnished on application 10 the pub
~liehers.
PHILLIPS, SAMSON & co
Publishers aud Booksellers.
BlS--2u 3t,wl 10 Washington-st., Duston
UOR ShLE-A small LOT continuing ubnu,
4 Ii Of an acre, with n Green House ,hcrc-
on, together with a large lot Of Plants, ,orsis,-
ing in part Of Rose Bushes, GeraneuiEs, Fuciuas,
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because one boih of II has more medical, curative matter
m II, and, in consequence, cures more disease, IN much tr
kwe, than one bottle Of any other medicine.
m then, one bottle Of BRANT'S PURIFIER win cure
Your TIMES more disease than one bottle Of SauapdpI
a~rS"BRANT"S PURiFlflp' would be ns cheap nj Jsr,
Ggays a bottle, ms ,j sapariia at one dollar. Hut BRAsT,
PURIFIER IL sold for only ONE DOLLAR a bottle ona
~ Il bottle of IL has cured, and IL oopdHc Of curing, FOUB
rIMES as much disease US one BOTTLE OF S0sdpdrlld. there
fore, Sarsaparilla, IN Consequence OF is isss power md ks
ncdicM efficacy. ,nould be sold nj no more Than f,oentr
Soc ee.ts per bottle, to DO as cheap US tho PURIFIER u
ono dollar.
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DORSALE-A small LOT confirming nbnu,
4 Ii Of an acre, with n Green House 'horc-
on, together with a large lot Of Plants, consist
ing in part of Rose Bushes, Gersnouns, FurhIas,
Heiiiotrovos, Vcrb.nas, Stocks, Panscvf,
Crysanlhamc-, &C.. SC. Any person 4 .irIr,
to purchase can buy the VIII Nc AZ "a bargain, or
part at II iair price. Enquire of
Y25 WILSON, 70 Thancs-st.
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CHANGE OF LIFE.
Dyspepsia--Sour Stomach!

rom tho girl 10 the roman, md the troman at midaae aos-
br one cuso 10 Gco!otGted, uDd the other 60 gradually 40
pressed, US 10 prevent any Of the .GIdl discoses that frequeut
v arise In consequence Of such change.
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10 Professor iio!luvg)

Hcar S!T--in this district your Iills NJ nrd u
more eNI-n'iv" sale than any other PROV riciury ned
iclne before the pahlic. IA n proof oi th,ir flea,
IN Liver nnl h.'iuIa con plants I mny II tn,i'r H..
following cnsr; a lacy ~ mi. Town "lIh whom !
%ari-Trr from discirr uf tie Liver and digestive ar
Frus; her medical %nti,ndrut assured her ilri he
could Dc nothing 10 relieve her snilcfrcs, rud il w,
Rot hcly size could survive Wnuy months, This I'd
nrnnccmcnt naturally caused gr,H, alarm alaGIg her
friends md r,!stions, and Ihcy induced her To- H.lr
a tri4l of pur iii's, which 70 inn f"y'd h'r gtr''Hl
health, tEvt shr VAS induced 60 ccit'rrt them Until
she received II perfect cure. This il tWr'yr rnUlls
ago, AMI she ms no, eNrerichctd my symptoms %
relapse, and often declares thai ytuI Fills hGyc been
The incnrs % saving hrf life.
remain, Dear Fir, yCuIs iuly,
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DREADFUL INHERITANCE
from the Parents.

And must this continue 4? Shall we be wise in
nil that concerns the cattle Of our fields, our horses,
our sheep, our cows, our oxen, tho nature and
quality Of our goods and merchandise but in all that
concerns ourselves rs human beings, with human
functions and passions, subject to great dcrsnge-
lncnt, involving our future peace and happiness
vito Of our affections, and the mother Of our chill
dren in nil that concerns the mental and physical
well being of those children, VIC should be i'm.
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NURSING SORE MOUTH, LUCORRHGA, b.

"BYRoN, GESEsEE Co, N. Y, OFT. 10, 1877.
"Messrs. NJ. WALLACE n co. Some time last wtQe
pr my wife became 70 debiliiatcd from the effects Of IL.
SryRGI and Ngysipg Soy, Mouth. that she could not lin hoa
.1ild or perform any household lnhor. Her medical treat
mont wus VARIED according 10 The advice md prescriptions
II Tho most eminent lhyeicRns, until ow sktH was exhaust
oil in useless efforts. She became go very n skeleton, the
At the limo she commenced taking Hdnts Medicine she
scislred no more than e~iphty-fve pounds but by the ttups
Me had taken CoHv botHes, she became perfectly wol. The
sui, il 20 perfect, that ele is now enabled to do all necee
pury household WORK. and gained thirty pounds of fesh In
bur weeks. Yours Truly, G. b. VALENTINE"
The render viii observe TINT Mr.. GALEsrrSE says "oSs
sglLL.." He, 80 uro informed by u. s. TERRY ESQ, VI
nc snne place, has studied medicine.
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y. NJ. PETTENGILL ~ co, Newspa.
per Advertising Agents, No.. 10 State Street,
Boston, ire Agents for the Newport Daily News,
and The Herald Of the Times, and are authorized
to receive Advertisements and Subscriptions AZ
the same rates rs are required at this Office.
Their receipts are regarded as payments.
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THE MARRIED WOMAN's
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION.

BY DR.. A. M. MAURICEAU,
PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF WOMEN.
Oal HundredM Edition. lsmo, Up. $50. Price 80 Genie.
ION FINE PAPER, EXTRA BINDING, 81 00.]
First published in ls47 AID it is not
SURPRISING OR WONDERFUL,
Considering that e FEE A E
whether MARRIED. OK NOT, can here
acquire n full knowledge of the ma
ture, character and causes Of her
complaints, with the various
symptoms, and that nearly
HALE A. MILLION COPIES
should have been sold. 1t is impracticable to con-
vey fully tho various subjects treated Of, as thoy
are Of u nature strictly intended for the married,
or those contemplating marriage.
UPWARDS OF ONE HUNDRED THOU.
SAND COPIE
Have been SENT DH MAIL within the last few
months.
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eENtohTED IGNORANCE,

How long shall this ignorance prevail SO produc.
tive of its bitter fruits !? How long shall the vito
and mother be ignorant Of the nature, character and
causes Of tho various womb and sexual complaints,
smbittering her days by sufering-sufcring often
prolonged to years, eventuating in u complication Of
diseases utterly and h~opclcssly incurablo Shall
We for ever close our eyes TO the results Of physio.
logical science by which We may arrive ut an
understanding of ourselves as men and women,
subject TO serious lifelong enduring diseases, and
perpetuating them to our children.
LET EVERY WIFE AND HUSBAND PONDER,
No husband or pie need be ignorant of ,chat
concerns them most TO kn0,c TO secure their health
and happiness. That knoUiedge is contained in a
LifIe p0rk entitled
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BRANT'S INDIAN
PURIFYING EXTRACT

h such "a Medicine, ta erety respect. and there u abundom
arooi, in 1roit cures effected, that ONE BOrTLE OF Il con-
hing more purifying, healing virtue, and medical povsv
nun there Il cOntained IN FOUR BOTTLES Of amy Sars1
pa,iIa, or any other medicine that has ever been oiored
pr -ule. There IL undoubted proof in our pamphlets, Ihd
Iy the use of this great Indian PUtdey they that were Dr-
mo vet LivE-ihey that were LAME and ClIPfLED
.nn now that were SICK, SC~ROFuLOub
md otherwise diseased, have been HEALED and CURED
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THE, MARRIAGE STATE ;
Shall hapbfness and Health, or .Tss>ry ard
sickness, attend ~

Shall Hapyfness and Health, ar .uts>ry and
sickness, attend a.
MOST STARTLING CONSIDERATIONS!
Reflections for the Thoughtful.
Strange that countless human beings exist and
drag through life rs do the beasts Of the field, or
tho insects of the Garth, ovincing no more thought
or reflection than though the noble faculties OF mind
we're not youchsaied to them.
Many such are husbands and fathers, upon whom
aro dependent the health, tho well being, and tho
happiness OF u ooDEding and lhectionate wife, with
perhaps a family OF children.
now OFTEN IT HAPPENS THAT THE
f, WIFE LINGERS FROM YEAR TO YEAR
In that pitiablo condition rs not even for one day TO
feel tho happy and exhileratiDg influence incident
to tho enjoyment OF health.
She may not be IN invalid confined TO her bed,
or even to her room as her pride, ambition and
energy induce and nerve her to take personal
charge Of her household, even when her health will
not admit Of it but she IL nevertheless perceptibly
sinking from day to day, md always ailing,
Thus, day after day, and month after month tran
spire. Her health daily sinks, till finally even tho
hope of recovery no longer remains. And thus
THE BLOOMING BRIDE,
Blu. a few years ago in tho flush of health and
youth, End b~uoyancy of spirits, rapidly, and appa-
rently inexPslicabiy, becomes a feeble, siekly, de-
bilitated wife, with frame omaciated, nerves I'M
strung, spirits depressed, countenanco bearing the
impress OF suffering, and On utter physical and
mental prostration.
Sometimes this dcplorablc change may md does
arise from organic or constitutional causes. But
~1ftcnor, by far ~oitener, to gross and inexcusablo
ignorance Of tho simplest and plaincst rules of
health as connected with tho marriage state, tho
violation of which entails disease, suffering and
misery, not only to the wife, but often
Hereditary Complaints upon the Children
UNTO THE THIRD AND FOURTH GENERATION"
Transmitting CONSUMPTION, sCROFULA,
HYpOCIONDTtIA, INSANITY, GOVT,
IkLNG'S EVIL, nnd NLlCr dlsensea.
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THE BRIDE,
Hereditary Complaints upon the Children

Z UNTO THE THIRD AND FOURTH oENERATIos,"
Transmitting CONSUMPTION, SCROFULA,
HYrOCIONDTtEA, INSANITY, GOVT, =
KINGS EVIL, and other diseases,
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Mr.. A. HOLTsrANDEE merchant, ObevEn. Iovrafn Co.,
Ch.o, wrote, December ~, ls43, and after having stated how
nke a charm tho PULMONARY BALSAM had effected
M cure of his wifs's c0isimptivo cough, said ~ have
Srson.lly used 4
or general debility of my system. md have no hesitation
o. saying TINT IL - the beat medicine TO RssroRE and IN.
,GoaATs TBE SYSTEM that hive ever used; in sr~y.ta.
Gncs where we have sold BRANT'S MEDICINES, Aey
sipe pyotrd thev %cifo,cy, cad gires the BEST - fisfAcrios."
SALT RHEUM,
md All npure chronic dscr,es Of the BLOOD. arc avays
pred Nv BRdNTi3
AGENTS-C. q. e.. Hazard, Newport.
A. Driscoll, Warion-y. $. Douglass, Bristol
II. G.. Brown, East GrcenNich-O BAKER, Nat
ick-briggs and Spencer, Washington Villng'-
i. =. Taylor, KiEestoL-Nli fen, Brands Iron
Works-N. >. Palmer & Co, Wcttcrly-Young
Wicklord-J. NJ. Anthony Fall Rivei-J.L-
Anthony, Wratport-and 10y Merchants M.
Druggist generally.
All orders must I've addressed to Wallace & Co..
3Ol Broadway, N. Y.
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acknowledgements
Erant's is the Cheapest ;

have used BRdNT'S PURIFIER, aner having used
md tested ALL the Sarsdpayl!0s und other medicines RIO
t,nmentel 10 cnre blood Diseases, have decided that
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-06-01
Indian Improveme nts,

Owing to the prOtracted absence of Major
MURPHY the Sioux Agent, it has become ncces-
sary for Gov. GoRMAN, to give his personal
attention to the agricultural disbursements for
that tribe, and he is laboring assiduously for
the purpose of securing to the Indians the
means of support during the coming winter
Already a large quantity of land has been
planted for the use of the MISREPRESENTATION
and War-pe-ku-te bands. Mr.. ROBERTSON is
now being provided with the necessary teams,
agricultural implements, seed, &C., &c, for en-
aiding the Sisscton and Warpcton bands to
get in crop the present spring. The pro-
gramme of the operations to be carried on by
Mr.. ROBERTSON is well adapted to effect all
that could be done under the circumstances,
the present season.
One excellent feature in the instructions Of
Gov. GoRMAN to Mr.. ROBERTSON, is to have
the lands of the Indians so located that they
will be enabled to have separate fields, and he
insists Oh the encouragement of every thing
that savors Of communism among the Indians.
This we look upon as one step towards Indian
civilization, of the utmost Importance.
Another feature in these instructions is, that
Indians are to be hired to do the work incl
dent to the improvements, and pail for their
services. This has double advantage. 1t
teaches the Indian to labor, and affords him
strong induccmcnt to do so at the same time
it makes him the recipient of his own money
to be paid to whites, in portion of the terri
tory where white labor must of necessity be
very high.
Mr.. ROBERTsON is not authorized to go be-
You'd Lac Qui Parc the present season. Next
year the improvements will be pushed on to
Big Stone Lake and Lac Traverse.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-06-01
A New Indian Treaty.

The Oshkosh Courier of the 10th inst. an
nounces that DR.. Hucbschmann, Superntcnd-
ent of Indian affairs arrived in that place late
ly, from the territory of the Mcnomonee Indi-
ans, where he has been on visit, upon bust
ness connected with his official duties. He has
just concluded an important treaty with these
Indians, by which they are to vacatc the land
heretofore occupied by them, and are to receive
in exchange corresponding quantity lying
further west
The lands relinquished comprise some ten
townships, mostly valuable for the pine tim
Der upon them, and will soon be offered for
sale by government. This treaty abrogates
the one heretofore made with these Indians,
by which they were to have been removed to
the west of the Mississippi, in the territory of
Minnesota. The land they arc now to occupy
is near the head waters of the Wolf river, not
far from their former location, and is well
adapted to the purposes of agriculture and it
is the intention of the general government to
aid them with means and facilities for getting
it into proper state of cultivation.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-06-01
A Novel Enterprise.

The St. Louis MteHigcnccr notices novel
kind OF newspaper enterprise which has been
started in Paris. This is daily Geographic
bulletin, for which persons subscribe as they
do for newspapers For Is francs u month,
the subscriber receives news Of all the foreign
arrivals ut Liverpool and Southampton. For
100 francs Il month, he receives all the foreign
and war news; and for 22j francs, all the
BOurscs, all the arrivals all the foreign news,
and all the prices current of brcadstulls, &c.
ana the rates OF Exchange. These dispatches
are private, and arc collected and forwarded
by the correspondents Of the Company As
fast us they arrive at Paris, they are litho.
graphcd. A man can Autograph, in the hasty
way it is done for this service nearly as fast as
he can write; and thus one copy will yield
enough for the whole subscription list. The
paper, cut and prepared before hand, already
bears the Government stamp; and with such
celebrity is the whole operation effected that an
edition of printed bulletins is in course of dis
tribution about the city twelve minutes after
the news they bear has slipped off the wires.
The intelligence furnished for 225 francs a
month, would cost, if ordered and received by
dispatch, 5000 francs.