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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-01-28

The House was called 10 ordc' ty lie
Speaker.
hEroRTs
Mr. KINGSLEY. from the Committee
oi Koads. reported back The bill for road
from Wcst 81 PeGl 10 5hakopos, With
iBeBJment.
Nr. STARR ~, from special com
m'tce, reported back The bill authorizing the
city u st. Paul 81 is4ne bonds for strcet
certificates, with ametdments,
gfLis ISrRoDucED.
BY Mr.. BRAY For mail roat4 from
Minneapolis TO IIcndersou, on tbs west SIDE
of he river.
by Mr. LYLE For mail route from
Eiio,a TO Blue Earth City, b.,
Al.o, for a State Road through Mover
and Wss9a counties.
BY Mr. KINGSLEY For STATE
Road from Manka,o 20 The Iowa STAT iipe
By Mr. WAY For Stat" konh from
Cannon Falls 10 Albert In
BY Mr.. BUFFERS 10 leea'lm 'n'
t~n plat ard surrey Of OsGInan
{ BY Mr. iIINkLkY 70 Incorporate t''
[ tosn 81 Ossp
( By Nr. CHASE; 10 feysai chapter -
+ ~ to- gaeeral laws o! the Ie' tory u Min
nasta
By Mr.. PIERCE Memorial Tor ma,
rt,Jle from st. Petsf 10 tbs rioux Ag.bcy
ggcokD EgtDisG SENATE giLiS.
For State R5sd from Wilton TO Far
taDlt
10 mend 81 at cooperating the tow
~ Ia Crescent
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-ARRNAL OF. THRsSTAIlI OF puE .WElssT

y
! ~ CALIFeoRNIlA MEMS. 8
ARRIVAL OF THE STAR OF pIIE WEST.
NEw YORK, Sept 15.-The steamship STIR Of
the West has arriyedswith San Francisco dates
|, 70 the 2lst ult She brings 81, 400 600 in god
She left Aspinwall on the 9TH and Kingston5on
the 8th.S Among the principal coDsignees of
treasure are Wells Fargo 6 Co, 1924 600; Amer.
lean Exchange Bapk,s III |, 900; Scholle Bros,
102, 600; Freeman2& Co., go, 900. go
The advices from Oregon arc, Sept lst-
Various Unreliable rumoFs prevailed of Indian
tights One ofs.these was to the effect that q
tram OF several hundredsm enlunder. Gen. Palm
er, formerly Indian agent in Oregon, had been
attacked near Nalla. lNalla, and every one
killed. 81 5atss ss5.5zS iss a55 80
The San Francisco markets were active du-
ring the fortnight, with large speculative sales
OF assorted Eastern goods on the spot to arrive
including meat, visions, lard, sugars, candles
nails, rice, teas, etc., at improved prices Flour
abundant and cheap
The tfrigate Roanoke touched at Aspinwall
and sailed for Greytown. 9
It's reported that g Latnai.w was to demand
two millions of dollars of Costa Rica for the
massacre Of Americans at Virgin Bay. Is
Dates from Valparaiso were to the 3lst Aug
It's reported that Gen. Que had started on an
SStSA
The %. s. Sloop:of War Decatur, was lying
at Gallao; the Merrilnac had gone to Valparaiso
The Schooner Edwin, from Baltimore, bound
to Barbados, was spoken on the Both of Sept,
rsAsPi6kall She left the sloop.oof- War Sara
toga all WELL
She steamer Golden Gate, from Panama, with
the ATLANTIC Mails, on Sept thpassed St Marys,
bound to Panama
The California news is uninteresting.
The advices of the success of the Atlantic
Cable occasioned great rejoicing, and Monday,
the 9th, had been selected for q grand celebra-
tion.in honor of the event. 49,
The Government stables at Benicia Barracks
were destroyed by fire on the 18th, together
with the carriages, proyendsr, &C. The horses
and mules were also burnt ~ 80
James Hennsscy, of the'Vigilance Committee
exlles, recently brought suit at Downiegille,
against the Committee for damages but it being
found impossible to empanel a. jury who were
not preludiced.in favor of the Committee, the
suit was abandoned. fs.F4 Fr#sf
The ad~ices from Frazer River was to Sept.
9TH. eIhegminiugsne was cheering. The riv-
erswas falling rapidly. The miners Were real.
izing as high as. $50 per day. Dry diggiugs had
been sfonnd near. Fort Yale. There were nc new
Indian difficulties.
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BRACES ARCTIC I,INIM Il Ti lil

I :. = !. - -
BRA GGJS AR GjTIGt 1,TNIME,ISIgr
fnimsst mon Ebs1 ts sss,:
psass OF Rleamatis, Nsaraisia ont, ErysipelSS
Cancer Burns and ali
MS Prs.
sal5sEsss
tlaeatss nom ths Beisssiozsf
siibSt "u9 tnsi OF
~. One ne. Bottle Be 1irsInaaRl .ant-s IL
trIs s91ng
lie ~ eentbot
s5Sit OF E8urSatory.
sarinE Of
Was cured by tafee or Of the
,,..,. GsItytIse III, 5.it9Ie GhA5drenI
9 q9ngn[sE o. on Lake street.
of boiling The Arctic Imminent appiied aocoEd
andin few days t6etle
Mrs. George canal street n o. hatiIonR suf,
sn n!e M
restored to her ori9insi besnty SUI .Ss A,~AU
=,
hoTrihIe tumor the reSisted al rsmEdies
Shs' ne sS sss aFst 1nsns Three bSss cured
80: .AYon.lerf. q 0arest,
r. ssdlSGa her couch orttree
9nIoo palsy ana after being IN despair from the
nsnt, II little over = =.
.gie MiliPHls. TINS. NOV &ssth 1857.
BY the Steam 6fier induced
" extra ted tms all
the pain was IONS from the brp & TSlE 1SS
well and able to resume my bnsine ~ lisA
iSTS street,
sITsssESlS &C. fSsI sot 1oEg
m n =! S b. = ~, AsS.
Ihad been aIeSsd M IN I
degree -.
tn no ect.I S,S X! NE
r., o.; " ", 20 ny ne Aretio
dan1btsr' IN IL, tly !ttIe
Tine daTnE a portion of @ e1rS Sn
IN one Ave n 3 S,..
ewes are now itI
cured my a nv one tSo
cor,, ~ stlo ny og1s besides
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Stopping RqgOh on the. HigdUdy.-Andy
Thompson, out of pure Unborn develtry, super
induced by heavy load of Whisky, stopped a
one horse wagon on tho National road and re-
fused to let the vehicle proceed. The horse was
driven by n German, and the wagon contained
seveaal small children and one at the breast
The German demonstrated, but Andy and his
companions couldn't think of such a. thing as
allowing him to'pass. They loved funstooSN we'll
for that They thought there was;a rare novel.
ty in seeing q man and his horse and his
wagon standing stock, I'm the road ior,a half
hour or 50, without any apparent reason 1t
was capital jokeapd Andy enioyed,it Heartily
until he found himself before AID, Hamilton
He was admitted to bail for a further hearing to-
day. - ez4F $50
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Circuit Court--7Fiiql of .Stcain-The case
of the Commonwealth against WIN. Swain,
charged with highway robbery, came up for
trial yesterday in the Circuit Court. Some six
months or so ago, as it appeared upon evidence,
Swain met German named Hausenaur, on the
National road, about five miles frou.the city and
asked him for chew of tobacco. Hausenaur
either refused to produce the desired article or
else said he had none, wben.Swain Struck, beat
and shamefuIly abused him; and by way of
keeping outrage upon injury, stole his hat and
carried it off. N. Richardson, Esq, appeared
for the defendant and Major Good for the COM
noawealth. The jury after being absent. a short
time, returned verdict of guilty and recon.
mended three years in the penitentiary. Swain
came into the court in this case with rather a
BIRD character. He was once accused in connec-
ton with a young man named Morrison, for the
murder of Miss Isaphene Allen, at sunfsh, but
was tried and acquitted. He is one of the
class of knock down and drag out sort of fell
lows, with which this city is blessed.
James Mccormick, charged with burglary and
larceny is to be tried to-day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-16

Suspicious CEQracter.-For week past, a
couple of rather seedy looking young men have
been wandering about the city, and standing
upon the corners, without any apparent purpose,
or without any visible means of support. Day
before yesterday, one of the men tried to pawn
valuable watch at q, jeweIry store for couple
of dollars. 1t was known to the police hore,
that an extensive robbery of jewclry was re.
Gently committed in Trumbul County, Ohio,
and officer Lancaster, in view of the fact just
mentioned in regard to the pawning of the silver
watch, suspected that the young men might
have had something to do withit Accordingly,
he mentioned his suspicious to the men, who
promptly opened their trunks and invited ex.
animation. Nothing of suspicious nature was
discovered. One of young men now appears
to be the son of wealthy gentleman in Balti-
more, named Bensinger, who has been travelling,
or rather tramping, all over the universe, and
found himself brought up standing without
money thus far on his road home. he explain
ed that his object in pawning the watch for so
small a sum was to. get money for the purpose
of teIegrophing to his father, which he did, and
received draft yesterday morning for con
siderable sum.
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FOREIGN NEWS. Cas-
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER AFRICA.

: IT,
New Yonk, Oct. 10. The Gunard steamship
africa has arrived, bringing liverpool dates to
Saturday, the 2dinst.
The ships Sultana and Ocean Chief had reach
led Liverpool with 360, 600 pounds sterling from
Australia. - - 3 -
The steam, Propeller on arriving at Galway
bad to be run aground to preycnther from sink
ing, owing to q leak.
The steamers OF the Galway line are hereafter
to call at St Johns, N. F. 575F9s
Inc engineers were expected to- survey Gal
way harbor, with the view of improvem
4 Nothing new bad TRANSFERRED with regard to
the telegraph cable, Mr.. Marley, the electrician,
expresses hhdencef his estimation OF the dis.
lance of faults would be found about correct -
/ Prince Napoleon had met with a distinguished
reception from tue Emperor Alexander at War
saw.
The Emperor Napoleon had. returned from
BBiarritz' hndlwasS about to visit the camp at
Chalons. 75eYe H4sli,iaF
Ths 9 of Yineennes was about to be
Eighty millions francs are wanted va toacom
plcte Cherbourged -, 5asS sssas iea > e12
The British returns show. a consider;
able DECREASE; butlnotmore than is accounted
for by the qction2 Of the income tax making
anactual increase. glir ass. ssSsg b ss,t4.s +
The Spanish elections were expected to be-
stormy. Rum5rs prevailed of ministerial
crisis, but they were contradicted. s. {, "a &
The Russian Steam Navigation Co. has taken
possession of the port of Villa France on the.
Mediterranean. sog9as eis4 sstag lassz s
Adyices from Turkey show continued excite
mentaaga Christians. - S \ # -
The Indian and China mail, previously tele.
gEaphed, reached England on the 3D.. 90
Lord EiginEand Amiral Seymour had gone to
Japan. r.. 49, 81 q 49, 'ps & f
The French had gone TO- Cochin. China. s. &.
,!lhe BIRTHS Consul and all the Foreigners had
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Wheeling Purchasing Prices for Grain.--
Wheat 9Oal,l Corn 55a6O. Corn Meal 65.
Oats4O. Barley 7Oa75. Rye 65a7O Rye Flour
$500. Potatoes IS to $500. r.
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SEE advertisement Of Dr.. Sanford's Liver In
in another column.
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: Reliaieus Motiee.-3.The .Right Rev. BishopI

Religious Notice,-3The Right Rev. Bishop
Johns will make visitation of the E Episcopal
Churches of this city onnext Sunday, Oct 18th.
Officiating at st. Johns Church at 1o3 o'clock
in the morning, and at St Matthew's at z in the
evening. On both of which occasions the Apos.
tolc Rite of Confirmation will be administered,
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Trllstee's Sale

Y virtue of Deed of Trust I
ElizR, his wife, bearing date the goth lESS
and duly recorded CLERKS Office for Ohio IN
door Of jour f House ief for
the following properly sGated in 81 Whseine
that 9; Is to . say:
4Iie5 ~ ~ ~ lsnq conveyed
which is in tie cissS, ana SIe''
in decd loS AS 5s DIX Ss sito COMFY SouEt'
in s6uare f59S in
tbs TERS,s op3Is rpss ~ az
which was "a f Sx ianS
from wilItsT, W tst q aest1
March Isia ,slG aatea me 4Sth gay q
bsipnIot ~ a aesu oooE o2S
herebv al ~ Pass
to the eastern " .ns iot next
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Aise1is0ious Boys,4Ye stseFday morpingsome
mischieviops boys in East Wheeling caught one
oftheir comrades, placed him in barrel and
set tue barrel rolling down a steep hill, dis.
lance Of some seventy or eighty feet Ofeouuirrsse
the boy was pretty extensively jostled about
besides being scratched by some rusty nails
which prOtruded through the slaves to the in.
ner side The poorlttle fellow had several n r1
~ wounds in his tender flesh and for time he
bted SO prOfusely as to cause considerable alarm.
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n PENNSYLVANIA EBECTT0N

y rs PENNSYLVANIA EEECTION.
sRHIlAADELPa1A,O Oct loo ficial returns from
the 18th Dist elect Iuakinn Qpp.s5by &c msj.-
the 9Th district Schwartz f1cial majority
over u: Clancy jones' is 10. y
REAp1Na-C ongres sional vote in this district,
Schwartz 1881; Jones 1902 Dem. State Semi
tor elected by 90 ma; -,
g OHIO ELECTION. s,
ksaO INcrENATI Oct. 49, Sixth District. Howard
Dem, elected by about 500. Made's majority
lnthe Lake Distric aboutS $500. sYoteinTl5th.
District very close Burns generally supposed
Ito be defeated: Nichols comedies election of
Allen; Dem, ind Eth District, by 50Oimai. Car
ny is certainly elected in 9Th District Hutch.
ms mi. IN 10Th District is qbetw 4 and 500
.s3 gs INDIANA ELECTION. 8 &. zs5e
Sullivan Co, Secrist, Adm. Dem. for Congress
elected. Lecompton ticket elected by 90 mai.
Knox Co, Hoyey, Anti-L mpton, $50 mai.
Nandeburg Co., 500 for same; his election IS
considered certain Parke Co, Davis majority
is. about ], 900, Kos 81 49, h
EIS0EENEs, Oct 15.--N iblaek;, ADMINISTRATION
Dem.5 elected in the LIST Cong essional District
by about 40 maj. Is ai45sts aaizI,s.
IOWA ELECTION.
6 DUBUQUE, Oct 15.---In this citssLe ffngwells'
(Anti- LecomptonO majority for Congress. is Sol.
about 1,4OO. " a. - i
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 10 Salt Lake mail. arrived
at st. Joseph the 9Th The troops had near.
" completed their htts, and would go into vim
tercquarters the 18th of. October. Everything
was quiet in4the Valley.
The Fort Smith (Ark.) Times extra Of the
9Th, contains a5letter from Lieut.. Powell, dated
Fort Arbpclle,, I'd, giving an account of a bat
tie between a detachment Of the I'd Cavalry and
Camanche Indians, near Wachitta village, on
the LIST, inswhich Lieut.. Van Kamp and q men
were killed and MINOR Won Dow and men
wounded, 40 Camanches killed. i55 &
BosroN, Oct. 15.-Jldge Sprague in his
charge to the, Grand Jury to-day, sodefined the
law as to render it certain, that Capt. Townsend
of the brig Echo. will have tolbe taken to Key
West for trial, that being the LIST port the Dol
phin touched
New oKlE4Ns, Oct l5-Dsatbs from fever
yesterday, so.
oIac1sSA4r, Oct. 10: River stationary
Weather ar;;5heayy .frostilast night Their. 90.
go TIE MARKETS. So
CINCINNATI, Oct 15.-Flour unchanged; mod
crate demand. Whisky declined to l74. Pro-
visions dull; no sales. Wheatdull and nominal.
Oats tirmer.
New York, Oct 15-Flour dull; sales H..
500 bbls: Wheat dull;t II, 900 bus sold. Corn
buoyant; AZ, 600 bus sold; white 95a86, yellow
85as69. Pork firm at. $16,25al6, so for mess.
Bacon steady; sales 1000, boxes clear smoked
sides, Nov. and Dec.4 delivery, 123c. Linseed
oil dull ut 7Qa72. eTdllowFtirm. Sugar dull at
63a7 j: Coffee qufetdt I08a1l3. tile Auc-
ton sales to-day Java declined @a8 cts.s.. 8 & +
Cotton irregular and lower; sales i, 800 bales,
at l3 81 6 for Upland middlinuSsl - aiAsj
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,VARNYlSHka - a
AEToALE, II. 4, Main Street ID agent
~ tof. "a Of william e Eephevss
tCGA9H, CARRIAGE 4 FCRRITUIEE YARiTIsE anasyiIis
sen s tAs trade 6y the o1sei at New York prtceS 1871
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Rslisf il. Foe MINUTES Grundy's Magic
Tooth Ache Drops viii cure the oorhache in s.
minutes, in all cases wherea local application
will answer These drops contain no acid or
creos0te, oranything that viii injure the skino
teeth. Price % cents. Il. H. Logan & Co,
Agents. For sale, also, Chandeliers Bsve,. and
Ague .Posoaers, and AntisDyspeptic PITS,
Baztn's Frangepanni sachets, &c. sGIycerine
Cream, Glycerinc Camphor Soap, Burnetts
Cocaine, for the hair, Xxx Bourbon, Lubin's
extracts, &c.
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MORE'THAN 500. 0OOBOTTT:LIlEzs
ts'qe issssEss SOLD TN TFIE ~ E,
,.NiESVNlsENGL AND STATES
IN COIFIa7Y IE,A e597 fta53 ~ l'

rINHE RESTORATIVE or PROF 8. ). WOOD, FOR RE-
and perrnap has neyeryet
parts Of the world and the prove
that GReect ltSt0fatfce but read the
yonoannot doubt; read alse the fooWing:l n
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~ $3.50 lei tNYkTI1EB, Mass. Fs6k6 1851. n
PROF.. osJ WOODS oo-esents. FEaiizsd the
go9a your Hair toratiRe state that
finding wing thin as gfayI vii n1
d9eed from what read and heared try article pres
pared by youi its change its color
g Il was in youth both pleteiy
In thstgpe43tiSp1 haze used three tues %
tours &eI JAMES FRANCIS.
Tin theEreat4 YsWEeRa iinE
ket IT., st. Louis, No.
ssf And sold by an good DftassgS ists7
dessd t-vg ~ iy1szsn
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5GAIIFC3RNIlA i,JISvWs. 9,

OFFICE, CORNER WATER AND MONROE STREETS.
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Capt. ". D. Terry, Of this place, and who is
prominent proprietor in the Kansas Stage
Lines, writes home from Kansas that their lines
extend through the mos, magnificent region of
countVy in the West The company consisting
of Col. ]. W. Hawkes., Capt. W..D. Terry, Gen.
L. G. Terry, Maj. Isaac e. Eaton, Dr. w. G
Hawkes. and Eldridge Bros, have lines extend
ing through the principal parts Of Kansas, over
ll2S miles in extent, employing some 200 men, men,
and stocked with over 80 Concord and TT6y
coaches and 1000 horses.
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= 0EEl1INVV NUALITIES OF bEKHAVETS HdOL.
LAND BITTERs-QUEBEc, CANADA, June 30,
1854.-We have no doubt it will sell well here.
Send US one gross. JOHN MussoN & Co.
MONTREAL, CANADA, July i, 1854.
Send us gross of Booerhayes Holland Bit.
ters. We want medicine of this kind in our
market. JouN B1Rks & Co., Medical Hall.
ST. PAUL, Minnesota.
There isiquite ready sale here for your Boer
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BosroS, Oct 15.-Jddge sprague in his
charge to the Grand Jury to-day, sodetined the
law as to render it certain, that Capt Townsend
of the brig Echo. will have to(be taken to Key
West for trial, that being the LIST port the Dol
phin touched.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-16

4 YfsioNs Horse broke away from gentle.
man who was leading him up Monroe street..
Yesterday evening, and ran.into OFT q Sons
Hardware Store, where he tramoed around.
among axes pitehforks, shoyels &c, knocking.
OVerbrass kettles, cutting his legs, anicreating
aterribie racket Tho horse was secured about
the time large crowd of curious people col.
lected to see what wassup. 3
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We learn that theInotV. sdnfisi5 packet. ON
g0mar," willamaks astrialstFip day, proceed
ing several miles down the river. p 81 d
The Parkersburgl packets make regular and
prompt trips. stssH g 1919 '-'N
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ST. LOUIS, Oct I5s-Riyer still receding ut
this point and all upper streams are fallinezE
sSnoWeFy his morning; now cloudy and vet.
With Indications OF more rain. Mercury 90 So
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The Risersis falling again with a little over
four feet in the channel. The Convoy has been
newly painted, Strengthened out and repaired.
and she now. looks like a new boat. Sheiis lust
the right kind of boat for her trade and has
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LAVGHLINs. & RusHFIELD "A gentforgY heelinR vs. I
gusts beneF4H .fHgmh8 = AZ x
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Many Druggists haylngod Liniments on hand win try
TO sell them the BEST you poBitiyeiyzFe
INTENT, J" take no other. 81 4 II = 800
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Zoo iIl558 INDIANA. ELECTION. +. $500 ~
Sullivan Co., Secrist, Adm. DEM for Congress
elected. Lecompton ticket elected by 90 mai.
Knox Co., Hoyey, Anti-Lecompto $50 maj.
Nandeburg Co., 500 for same; his election IS
considered certain. Parke Co, Davis majority.
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The nrs;,
the guard
persuaded to anything else untily6
have given BoeFhaVes Holland BtterSa
Stoi1iI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-19
MEDICINES.

ER ELMBoLD's GENOINE PREPAR-
OF HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND FLUID
EXTRACT BUCHU.
For Diseases Of the Riaddsr, Kfdseys. Grapsy
DFopsy, Weaknesses, Destinations, secret DIS
eases Female onpfaints and an
Diseases Of the Serual Organs
Arising from ENeesses and impr1dences 10 Life, and
removing all Improper Dischtrge from the Bladder,
Kidneys, or Sexual Organs. whether existing in
MALE OR FEMALE,
From whatevr- cause they may have originated,
AND No MATTER CIR HOW LONG STANDING,
Giving Heath and Ytgor 10 the Frame, and Bloom
10 the Pathd Cheea.
JOY TO I E. AFFICTEp!:!
II oures Nervous and Debatrd Sufferers and removes
all the symptoms, among which will be found.
Indisposition
to Exsrton, Loss Of
Power, Loss Memory,
Difficulty OF Breathing Gen
eral Weakness Horror OF Dis
ease Weak Nerves Trembling, Dread
full Horror Of Death, Night swess, Cold
Feet, Wakefulness, Dimness of Vision. Ian
guor, Universal lasstuoe of the Muscular System,
Often Eurruous Appetite with Dyspepgic Symptoms,
Hot Hands Flushing Of he Body, Drvness Of
the skin Pslid Countenauce and
EIupdons the Face, Pain
in the Back, Heav-
mess Of e Eyelids,
Frequently Black
Spots Firing
be ore the
Eyes
with Temporary suGusion and Loss of Eight; Want Of
Attention. Great Obiiity Restlessness, with Horror
of society ro'Mng is more Desirable n such Pa
tients tn 80 solitude, and nothing they more
Dread for fear Of themselves. No Re
pyse of Manner, no Earuestness, no
Speculation, but Hurried
Transaction from one
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other,
These symptoms, if allowed te 90 ou-which this medi
cine invariably rrmoves-snou follows LOSS OF POWER,
FATUITY, AND EpILEPTIO FITS-in one Of which
the patient may expire We can say that these cxcesses
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