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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-03-24

NOBLE TRIUMPH OF ANTI-SLAvERY IN PENN
SAVANNAH very stringent law has been
passed by the present Legislature of this state,
In regard to Slavery, showing that our old Com
nonweaith is making great advancements in
opposition to the peculiar institution" 1T is
called San act to prevent kidnapping, to pre-
serve the public peace, and to prohibit the ex-
ercise of certain powers heretofore exercised by
Judges, Justices of the Peace, Aldermen and
Jailors, and to repeal certain slave laws"
Section /; makes it highly penal to carry of
from the State any free negro with the intention
to sell, or cause to be sold or of keeping or eau
sing to be kept, as slave.
Section 2; prohibits, by heavy penalty, the
transfer of any free negro, for the purpose OF
removing him from the State.
Section 3: takes away from all Judges Of
the courts of the commonwealth, Alderman, &c.,
jurisdiction or cognizance of the case of any
flgitives from labor from any of the United
States or territories, under a certain act of
Congress passed February II, 1893, entitled,
Gan act respecting Fl gatives from Justice and
persons escaping from the service of their mas
ters;i or any other act of Congress.
Section A; makes it highly penal for any per-
son claiming any negro or mulatto as as a fu-
gltive from servitude or labor, to violently and
tumultuously seize upon and carry away to any
place, or attempt to seize and carry away in a
riotous, violent, tumultuous and unreasonable
manner, and 50 as to disturb or endanger the
public peace, any negro or mulatto within the
Commonwealth, either with or without the in
tenton of taking such negro or mulatto before
any district or circuit Judge.
Section 5; secures the involability of habeas
corpus.
Section 6: has relation to the duty of jailors,
who are prohibited from holding in prison any
persons claimed as fugitives, except as under
the provisions of this act.
Section z: repeats the existing act, which
authorizes the masters or owners of slaves to
bring and retain such slaves within the Com
monwealth for the period of six months, in in
voluntary servitude, or for any period of time
whatsoever. and 50 ruch Of scid act as prevents
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LETTER FROM Mr.. BENTON TO THE
PRESIDENT.

WAsHISGToN, March 9th, lS47.
SR Without waiting for the fornalty OF
being presented with the commission of Major
General in the Army of the United States,
think 1t right to inform you at once, that my &C
ceptance, or refusal, of that high appointment
will depend entirely upon public, Or national,
considerations, of which you yourself will be
the Judge. Personally can have DO wish for
that office but if you believe that can be of
service to the country, | am willing to iorego
all private NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. myself from
my family, under painful circumstances resign
my place in the Senate, which is so dear to me
and proceed immediately to the seat of war.
My only stipulation would be for the powers
deem necessary to success and these will be
both military and dlpIomatc-the command of
the army and authority to sign preiminaries of
peace, based upon terms previously approved
by you.
| beg you to believe, sir, that nothing selfish
or personal dictates this proposed stipulation
There is no such thing in 1t. it proceeds from
a thorough conviction that, with subordinate
command, could do no good in the Army on
the contrary, that my presence there would be
| improper and mischlegous for | am known
from my public speeches, to disapprove the plans
both of the late and of the present commander,
the defensive policy of one and the San Juan
de Ulloa attack of the other and this being
known. my presence would operate as an i'm
piled censure on the two Generals, and might
make me in spite of myself, the nucleus Of dis
content and INSTRUMENTATION. The command Of
the Army therefore, is the only military posi-
ton could hold in it.
Authority to conclude peace, or at least to
sign the prelminaries of peace, deem highly
essential TO success. as it would enable the COM
mander in chief to take instant advantage of all
passing events, military or political, to close the
war. Furnished with these powers, am will
ling to make the sacrifices, and TO incur the re-
spcnsibillties ofthis high command; bat leave
it TO YOU sir, for your free and tnal decision -
considering il as national question; and new
one, Oh which there is 10 commitment en- CT.
Their side, III any thing chat has passed.
| Whatever may be the decision, my thanks s
gratitude will not be the less TO voi, for your
unsolicited nomination Of me TO this high APP
Ipontment, nor to the Senate for It's instant ana
unanimous confirmation of it, nor to the House
of Representatives for its three virtual elections
of me TO be the commander in chief OF the Ar
my in Mexico.
Respectfully, sir,
your friend and fellow citizen.
| THOMAS III. BENTON
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-03-24

The Wings of the township of Ypsilanti are
requested to meet at the Office of l.. c. Miles,
on THURSDAY (April lst.) at two o'clock
P. Nj. for the purpose ofnominating candidates
for township officers for the ensuing year. A
general attendance is solicited.
By order of the TOWN COMMITTEE
YpsIlanti, March %, lS47.
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repairs of $4,000 to be applied as sinking
fund and sufficient to reimburse the principal in
five wears. But as this calculation is predica-
ted on the supposition that this line of trans
portation would do the business of the country
instead of the raiIaoad, on account of the cheap
ness, it is highly important that we take into
account the effects of this competition which
shall be the subject of examination in the next
number of the Sentinel.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-03-24

DEATH OF Two AGED SIsrERs.-Two sis
tiers, Lucy Elkton and Hannah Gillespy. aged
81 and 80 years, who had lived together in
Philadelphia for more than half a century, in a
house in Almond street. both died on Monday
last, within an hour! They were members of
the Society Of Friends.
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$4,000
Annual expense

Annual expense 4zI,VUV
Let us suppose that with this improvement
completed, property can be transported from
this point to Buffalo at the same rates that it
penses of the river improvement, and ultimately
reimburse the expenditure, toll of 10 cents the
barrel of -four its equivalent be collected on the
river. By reference to our foregoing estimates
it will be perceived that our calculation is based
on supposed transit up, and down, equal to
100000 barrels of -four, which at toll of l0cts.
would amount to $4,000 leaving saving to
the farmers and consumers of the country of
leaving surplus over the s2l 1000, estimated
also as the amount Of interest, attendance and
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-03-24
IMPORTANT CORRESPONDENCE.

The following important correspondence be-
tween Mr.. Senator Benton and the President
of the United States, having become public In
the course of yesterday. We are enabled to pre-
sent it to our readers :-Inteligencer.
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WING Meeting.

.YpsILANTI. WEDNESDAY NIGH "a ls47
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-03-24

a slave from giving testimony against any per-
son whatsoever.
Section 8; rcpcs.s al existing acts, inconsis-
ten with this .-Pi ttsbnrgh Daily Gazette.
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THE SENTINEL

CHARLES wooDRurr, EDITOR.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-12-01
Additional Mexican News.

.arriua! Of Troo7s--Their Departure for
Puebla-List Of Killed and bounded by
Guerritias-Release Of Capt. Wulher-
Waste Of Government Prope,1y-.a Battle
death Of Capt. Walher, &c.
PERoTE CASTLE Mexico, Oct. %. 1S47.
Editors Della: On the evening Of the Bird
instant, Major Lally's command, consisting
of about 800 troops, arrived from Jalape,
and quartered in the town of Perotc. Du-
ring the night, 60 of his sick and wounded
were received into the hospital, and on the
following day still larger number. On
Monday, the 18th inst, Gen Lanes command
composed of several attachments of Regu-
9TH Ohio Regiment, Col. Brough; the 4th
ces Of Artillery. under Lieut.. Pratt, Of the
I'd Art; and train Of 40 wagons, arrived,
and also quartered in town-the rain des-
cending, at the same. in torrents, upon the
poor fellows. The Ohio troops were fine
body of men, md with few exceptions in the
enjoyment Of good health. The came may
be said of the Indiana boys. After one day g
rest, orders for marching were given. and
the two commands, with Capt. Walker s
Mounted Rifles, Capt. Taylor's company A,
Sd Artillery, with one 8 inch howitzer, two
& and one Founders, B, +, II and A, Is,
Pennsylvania Regiment, took up the line oil
march on Wednesday noon, Gen. Lane in
command. Colonel Wynkoop. Major Bow.
man, and DR.. Reynolds, Of the last named
| Regiment, accompany the troops. Doctors
Newton and Lamar, of the General Hospi.
tai, also left, for the purpose of rendering
medical aid. Neither of the above trains
brought one dollar for the Paymaster's De.
partment.
Capt. tMacomber, ofthe Marine service
with small body of invalid soldiers, was
let in command of this important garrison
assisted by Adjt. Brown, of the Ist Penn a
Regiment.
Not less than $50 men, sick and wound
ed, were left behind in tie hospital, princi.
pally from Lally's command.
During the progress Of Maj. LalIy's com.
mand from Vera Cruz to .ialapa, it was fire..
quently annoyed and attacked by the guer.
rillas, as you have ere this been informed
have been at some pains to obtain list OF
the killed and wounded, which | annex, re-
marking that the prncipal engagements
took place at the National Bridge and Ger.
70 Gordo, and that but few Of the wounds
are considered dangerous:
kilied--Lie,it. John Kline, Co. G. La,
Drag. II native Of New York city.
Wonnded-> Capt. Clark, 18th Inf; Lieut..
Robinson, 4tb: Lit Krc,ncr; ssrg't Win. In.
glis, CO q, 18th; Sgt james Wilkinson, co
X. Mississippi Rangers; Privates--Eiward
Jones, co G, 9Th; James Mclaughlin, CO II
18th; Ugo Alfkins. CO u, Voltigeurs; Benz
Justice. j, 18th; Thomas Brown, do; John
II Foster, &, 18th; Lewis i Kncc!t, do;
John baldwin, d, Voltigeurs; Joshua SHIN.
ialI, do; William Campbell, X, Iltb; John
Hugs, dc; Hamilton Wordsn. X, 4ti,; J G
[lriJer, do; Alex Smith, q. 5tlI; Vim Fran
III, ID, 9Th; Benz Kern, X, 4lb; John AgeD,
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-12-01
FRESH GOODS

FRESH GOODS
4 N addition TO his present extensive stock,
IL the undersigned has just received
20 Tons assorted Iron;
2 " wide and harrow plough steel
l I" IL inch steel slabs
l " Iron plough slabs and moulds
. l MAYORS best cast steel assorted
3 Casting, Kettles, ovens. pots, &c
3 Wagon boxes in sets or odd
ldozen best mousehole anvils, as'rt sizes
l I" Blacksmith 8 vices
10 sets Iron axles
9 dozen sets carriage springs assorted
SO Kegs cut and wrought nails assorted
S Kegs Horse Shoes
10 dozen Spades assorted
5 " Long and short handled shovels
2 Is" Grain Scoops. or shovels
8 q" Hay and Manure Forks
$50 Sacks G.. A. Salt.
SO Barrels Kenawha Salt
50 Sacks Rio Coffee
10 " Laguira Coffee
10 Hogsheads New Orleans Sugar
10 Barrels white clarified Sugar
[n47l J. SIMPLOT.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-12-01
A CERTAIN CURE FOR PILES.
DIR. UPHAM'S VEGETABLE ELECTU AIRY
NJAN INTERNAL REMEDY.ID

NJAN INTERNAL REMEDY.lD
TENHE Vegetable Pile Elcctuary, invented by
Il DR.. A. Upham, distinguished physician
of New York city, is the only really success
full remedy for that dangerous and distressing
complaint, the PILES, ever offered to tho A
merican public.
Mark this; it is an internal remedy-not an
external application, and will cure any case of
Piles, either bleeding or blind, internal nd cX-
ternal. and probably the only thing that will.
There is no mistake about it 1t is IL positive
cure-speedy and permanent. 1t is also con-
venent medicine to take and improves the gen
eral health in Il remarkable manner.
each box contains twelve doses, at 6 cents
per dose. 1t is very mild in its operation, and
may be taken in Of the most acute i'll
Illumination without danger. All external up
pications in the highest degree disagreea-
BILE, inconvenicnt, and offensive; and from the
very nature of the disease, temporary in their
effects. This medicine attacks the disease at
its source. and removing the renders the
cure certain and permanent.
lNFLAMMAToRY DISEASES.
Although the Eicctuary was riyinally pre-
pared for the cure Of piles, yet it has proved
itself to be medicine far superior to all others,
in all diseases OF an inf1ammatory character,
with determination of blood to any particular
part or organ. In inflammation and congcs-
too of the liver and spleen; Inflammation, sore
ness and liberation of the stomach, bowcIs,
kidneys, and bladder; in intlammatory and
| mcrcurial rhcuna ISM, it is the best medicine
| over discovered.
TO MARRIED LADIES.
! Married ladies almost Invariably subject
to that painful and in urious disease, the PILES,
with consequent inflammation of the stomach
! bowels and spine, weakness of the back, flow
Of blood to the head, &c. The electuary is
perfectly safe for pregnant ladies. and the most
usclnl cathartc that can possibly be used, as
it will not only remove the piles and all in
| tlammatory dIseascswithout pain or irritation,
but will ensure an easy time, safe delivery
and Il sound constitution in the offspring.
CURE FOR LIFE SECURED.
The Elcctuary contains 40 mineral Medl
| cine; no aloes, colocynth. Gambogc, or othc
powerful and irritating purgat!vc. NO fear o
taking cold VIII unGer its influence, no change
in diet necessary. If taken according to tin
directions CURE FOR IlFE Is GUARANTEED.
UTPamphieis, giving valuable information
respecting this medicine may be obtained o
agents gratis
ui't'or sale in st. LOUIS, at the Family Med
icnc Store Of DR. E. iASrERLY, No. r
Chestnut street, nearly opposite the Post office
u57Dlt. l.. f ASTERLI, sole General agen
for Missouri, Illinois, Iowa, and Wisconsin, T.
whom all orders must addressed.
G5'i'or sale, Wholesale and retail, fly II. NJ I
son, Druggist. Dubuque, Iowa and by Mcssr
CIR EENE & BRO I'll ERS, Cedar Rapids, A
gents. 1Sl1-n17-tf
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-12-01
MEDICINES.

FHNHE only" Chequered Store" in the city Of
Il Dubuque, is well rep|enished with
u fresh supply of Drugs, Medicines, Patent Ned
ic'nes, Oils, Paints, Spices. and fancy article.
in this line, which I will sell very low for cash
or ready pay, at wholesale or retail.
AS purchase all my Drugs and medicines
in the East for cash, cannot, nor will no bet,
undersold.
Great care is taken in the purchase ofonly
the best of articles; and the stock, duringthe
entire season, shall be equal to the demand
ap2ln32 E. NJ. BlSSELL.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-12-01

d. 9Th; r Kirksey, I. 18th; John Brana.
gan. H, 9TH; James Glover, K, 4th; Thorn.
as Wilson, d, 9Th; Henry Smack, c., 5th:
Edwin M Black, X. 4th; Joseph Warn,sh,
d, 81; VIM Wordsworth; Reuben Harlaw,
Voltigeurs: Hardy Shirk, I. 18th; Geo Lee
val, X, Volligeurs; Jackson Mitchell, CO I.
18th, Michael Laughlin, ID; John Herman,
do; Daniel Husson, A, La Drag; John Ma
trey, Ga. Drag; Richard Tirrell, do;
Francis Monday, teamster--since dead.
.Mssing-Private VIM. Flagg, CO. G, La.
Drag.
Immediately upon the arrival Of Gen.
Lane at the castle, Capt. Walker, who had
been under arrest for some time, by order of
Col. Wynkoop, was released, and at once
assumed the command Of his men.
Much is said Of the disposition made by
Gen. Lally Of government property under
his charge. He is reported to have unne-
cessarily left behind. at the National Bridge,
number of wagons aid mules; and at Jala-
pa, one half the mail, wagons. mules, har-
ness, &c, in the open Plaza, MI at the
mercy of the enemy. Even here, in Perote,
the same wastetul disposition was manifest
ed. 1t is to be hoped @. NJ. Gen, Jesup
will make inquiry into the matter.
Private John Gross. Of Co. H, phil. Cad
walader Greys) who was shot at Jalapa, by
some Mexicans, during the late expedition
from this Castle, has nearly recovered, but
unfortunately not without losing the sight
of both eyes
General Lanes command, with the train,
were attacked twice by the Mexicans in
their march for Puebla. The first battle
took place at the Pass, in which the enemy
were repulsed with considerable loss. Three
pieces Of artillery were captured out of four;
but in doing SO, we have to deplore one OF
the greatest mistortunes that has yet befal-
en- our gallant ariny-the death of Captain
Walker! He fell braveIy contending with
body of Lancers, having killed three OF
their number, where he was pierced with a
lance through the body and soon after died.
His Interpreter, who was wounded in the
leg, died while undergoing anpulation -
The entire loss Of the Americans cannot,
according to all accounts. fall short Of sixty,
in killed and wounded.
We have report here, that Santa Anna
has been taken 4 prisoner By mis- own PEG
pie, near Puebla, and handed over 10 Gen
Scott.
Lieut.. Doyle is lying dangerously i'll in
the Castle.
The train, with the wounded and dis
charged soldiers, is expected to leave here
for the United States about the let Of No
vember. Indeed, i. is high time, from the
fact that hundreds 'r'Sjyng off who nigh
be saved. Colonel Guilds, it is understood
goes home on Il turlough.
The weather here is very changeaLle. tbs
mornings and evenings being quite cOlI.-
Orizaba and Mount Cotre are covered will
frosts. l.. :. b
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-12-01

CHEQUEKED DRUG STORE.
YENHE subscriber has on hand, amongst his
Il Patent Medicines, by the dozen or at
retail
Hungarian Balsam
Swayne's Syrup of wild cherry
Wistar's baIsam Of wild cherry
Jew David plaster
Balsam Liverwort, Mrs. Gardiner
I" Taylor's
Moffat's Phoenix btters
Shcrman's worm and cough lozcnges
Extract Sarsaparlla
Dalley's Pain extractor
India cholagogue
Winkoop's tonic mixture
Braggs sugar coated aguc pills
McAlllster's ointment
Peasc's horehound candy
Poor mans plaster
Dcplalic snuff
Sappington's pills
Smith sugar coated pills
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills
Persian or Resurrection -
Hooper's female -
Beckwith's t"
Brandreths genuine IS
Deans Rheumatic -
Gregory's bilious -
Lees genuine -
Moffat's Life "
And every other Patent Medicines that's ofan7
va cue. 2ln32 EN-. BISSELL.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-12-01

NM7 IIY SUFFER, week after week, month
w after month, with that most distressing
and unpleasant OF al diseases, Agne and Fc.
yer, when in two or three days at the outside,
the disease may be arrested and rooted out OF
the system.
MA OK E.NZIE'.S
M IW = il . i Z r G. l;1 o
The propretnrs ofthis medicine are DESTROYS
it should be fairly tested alongside Of all or a.
ny remedy before the public advertised as neo.
err kno,cn to fail.
40 G ca'i 81 t SBRoTERs D ccdar Rapias
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-12-01
FRENCH

FRENCH
BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY
MANUFACTORY.
FE7HE undersi gned, having established
4 himself permanently in Dubuque, is now
prepared to provide his customers, with eve.
rything in his line, on short notice, and the
most reasonable terms.
shall continually manufacture. and keep
constantly on hand, 4 great varictyof conlcc-
tionary and candies ofevery description, (which
| will sell low at wholesa lie or retail.
um ready to supply those who may have
Assemblies, or Parties, with Cakes, ccnlec.
tlonary and every luxury that can &c desired
on the sh ortest notice.
also manufacture and keep very superior
article of Cough Candy, that is regarded by
all who have used it as superior to any Couy h
Syrup, yet discovered.
CHARLES DESMOlNEAUX.
Nov. &c, noli
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-12-01
MEXICO! MEXICOm
10000 VOLUNTEERS TED!
EMERSON. SHIELDS e. CO..

A RE in receipt and now receiving the larg
IA est stock OF Goods that ever landed in
this city, commencing in the store, and run
ming through warehouses and cellars. These
arc important facts which we are fully
competent to prove to the satisfaction OF any
person or persons that will travel through the
above enumerated places, having implicit con.
fdcncc that such will universally be Id United
to be fact. We will content ourselves by
cuumcrating small portion of The leading ar
ticlcs, not having desire to trouble the COM
mnnity with u long list Of untruths, and more
particularly VIC dislike to hear The printers
Prumble.
p. s. TO insure trade bring the money.
Dubuque. July 18th, lS47.-nd4
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-12-01
MEDICINES.
PTRIF THE BLOOD
MOE A T'S
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS
PHOENIX BlTTERS.

The high and en,ied celebrity which these pre-
meai:'hes nave az oi me -, r hs san:ad ,n
40. uu ~ nj rs nnvn, bv ,hs;r frn,. tLe;r ~ood
,y o. mem m se are s"% shsv re no. by the a Of
tha creInloHs '' >'' o"0
~ - -=.-..---------.
0 ASTHMA, ACUTE and CHRONIC khEUMAIlsM'
AEEEGTIoNs a. he gL42pEE e'S a6 K,DMEXS
BILIOUS fE'Ehs q LIVER COMPLAIN Is'-
IL tho south and west where these diseases prevail they WIN
DC ioaou vauaoN' rah'es farmers ana oes VINO o''ce
use these Medicines WIN never afterwards 9e without mem no
cosrIrESEss coLDs & CouGHs, cHol1c.
CoRRWpT HvMo s s pR epi's;i s' ''|''s
DXSP EPsIA. No person with this distressing dis.
'" ERUpTIoSs Of the Skin, ERYsIPEIIs, FLATu
LENCY.
FEVER and AGUE. For this scourge of the wes.
tern country these medicines will be found sae speedy and
certain remedy Other medicines leave the system subject to
return of the dsease->a cure by these medicines is
TRY THEM, BE SATISFIED, AND BE CURED
FOULNESS If COMPL XION
GENE RAJ DE TX, TT,
kina INWARD FEVER, INFLA MMATORY RHEUMA-
TLsM, IMPURE BLOOD JAUNDlCE. LOSS Of Ape.
7ITE,
LIVER CONE r Z A N rs,
LEPROsY, LOosENEsS,
nj IL IL X IL ID + > -
Never ias 10 eraacate ehey a Inc cecs OF mercury
s a the
COMPLAINTS Of al kinds, ORGANIC AFFECTIONS.
PALPIr4TIoN Of tho HEART PAINTERS cHoLic'
- e b. e y M ss e hes
Medicines alone
PAINS in the head, side back, limbs joints and organs
& dso.so S re bv I pbs Life Me Gmn KIM
s1ITEHEUM, sIrELLINGs,
scKorULA, OR KINGS EVE, in its
worst forms ULC EN- s. q eoe'y aescI4p''on'
w OF all In are e .se, ho Wy
srs, their existence is suspected Relief will be- certain
MIN 11rr D,J,c ANN puG7v1v pyrrrps
lNl LIFE liALS hND lhUNlA MI lINS
PURIFY THE BLOOD.
AMI inns remove a)I disease from the system.
,,rc pl,ic ,,a
r a Tns'e vriS1 WI. PES enc
,a IT, 49,. ss,;,n.,;,n 81 r.rv Ia,in, '
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-12-01
NEW SPING GOODS,
MURPHY g. BURKE,

MURPHY g. BURKE,
Dadnquc, Lorn,
VI ESPECTFuLLY inform their fri, rds HrL
q q the public. that they are now in receipt
of carefully selected and general ssor,nent
of scasonabo Goods which they off for 50 le
for CASH or PRODUCE, at prices that can
not be uNDERsoLD by any Store in Iowa, con-
sisting in part us follows, viz:
Summer prints, Checks,
Ginghams, Tickings,
Fancy Lawns, Irish Linen,
Blcac hcd and unblca chShawls,
cd r,uslins. Scarfs,
Cottonndcs, DENNIS, Bonncts, -a sst
and Camlcts, Ribbons,
Broad cloths. Hosiery, Trimmings &c
Cassimcrcs, Boots and SHOES,
Fancy Vcstings, Hats,
Twceds, hardware,
Satirrts, Iron,
Jeans, GrOc cries amopp which
are Rio and Havana coffee, Tea. Of superior
quality, both green and bla elk; Virginia and
Missouri Tobacco: dried Peaches and Apples;
fresh Rice, Spices, Window Glass and scsh,
white Lead, with most articles usually kept in
q store all Of ich ure offered for CASH or
PRODUCE ut prices that cannot be undcrso!d;
by MURPHY & BURKE,
n3o Main street, Dubuque.