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CITY ARRIVALS

foMnArAs iovsK-wm Fisher aud lady. st Louis,
Mo- u s,seler d s,sbler. T s,ablor, If, A Sta
pier, MS. , Davis Lynehbufg; Evans. s Carolns; x
Mr. swcoPe Cour,land All Mas swoope Stanton. Va; Rev
I Johnson and lady. Buckingham; w Cawell. White
sulphur sprine. w Harris Va; A n McFarisn, Wash
ineton City; Fizhugh, Caroline Va; &; Allen NJ, Al
len and grand daughter and servant Miss Alien Mis-.
Wardow, {; DIR { Averoti, Albemarle
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The Virciuia Rerimeut

The Times learns from endorsement made by an Of
hcer OF the Virginia regiment the 22d ult Camago
upon letter from China, that the Regiment had just been
ordered Sato. 1t would there an imp part
OF the command OF Gen Taylor; and If he considered his
force competent advance San Luis would doubtless
join the expedition.
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a. The Washington Union understands that the nr-
engagements foT extending the Magnetic Telegraph to Rich
moud are rapidly advancing 1t expects to receive bull
Iciin from Tins CITY hN Ihn Aih OF IuIr
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ISAAC MORGAN REEyEs


In st Paus Church. lynehburg Thursi,y evening m,
10Th BY the Rev. Nc Knese DR. IoS DAVIS Of Char
ocsvic 10 Lu,r LsSpoS daughter d WIN Biekford Esq
the former place.
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brilliant erown-the delight and admiration Of every be-
hoder and that will inspire CITED mind with no
bic desire TO add radiance 10 IT, r.
June 10th, lS4T.
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~ The gallant Colonel May, who sisnaly dsungus
ed himself in the several battles fought by Gen Taylor
rived at Louisville. on the 10th inst from New Orleans
lie met with hearty welcome. and the observed oil
all obserNcrsr
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EXPORT OF RREADsruHEs.

FFoll NJ " Y toalfleTtldI .farcrtisrT.
The following table, copied the Shipping and Com
mecia List, will show the export of Breadst. from the
uned States Great Britain and Ireland from the LIST of
September 1916 to the 9TH Of June. 1917;
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CommcrciaI correspondence.

Rio JANEiRo, May T. lSfI.
FLovR.-The market throughout the month very
dull the total Gales amounting about $4,000 bbls, Il
which about 1000 for export chiefly the Northern
The Harp, Also with 5t bbls Baltimore proceed
cd ID Rio Grande. The sales include cargo OF New Dr.
leans at $4,000 net S7.75. Baltimore and old Coumba
at 10000 net S7.75. Old Haxsl $1,000 net $3.50. A
OF Belmont $4,000, aud retail sales Of esh Iiax
all and Gallego 22a23n0O0. The continued arrivals.
with advices Of cargoc. being tho wsy combined
with the from Liverpool To the 9th March per
Antelope steamer OF decline o GA IT, per bb have
rendered the market quite nominal aud although the ha
kers bat moderately supplied. they show disposition
to buy at reduced prices. We can hardly cxpec,
however be maintained unless there should
be an unexpected demand Tor the South, which not pro-
b,b several csgocs Of wheat and flour looked
from Vspara-o and cargo here Atte Cape
Of Good Hope there had been largo arrivals OF wheat from
Australia which will supply their wants. Latest dates
from Rio Grandc l7th ult Stock OF flour 5000 bbls Rich
mond. held at 25n in retail Exchange this per
premium. From Montovideo have later dates. Tho
stock in frat and spceulators hands, 200 bbls Rich
mund; 500 do Baltimore; 800 do ODanee and Colum-
bia 900 do sundries-,o,al &c O00 In second hands.
II is estmstcd at Is, 000-iotal $4,000.
Tobacco-Leaf Is very dull stocks OF all kinds being
heavy. The demand also for American has fallen or Ia
consequence OF the good quality and low price Ut Bahia
which must eventually drive the American Of the
keL For plug tobacco the demand continues also very
limited Coiee-The supplies have been very moderate,
aud mostly ordinary quality. The adviccs that duty
would be imposed in the United Sates. and OF the
bic result OF the Dutch sales have caused advance
about lOOts some quote superior 3a3nOOO 200, 61a
Gle. board; good hrsts 2uSO0aiD950. 6sl6i,. The
stock only 20 $4,000 bags, aud the arrivals united
Vessels also, very scarce otherwise prices would pro-
badly advance still more Some small parcels OF co
fee have arrived but abundance be expected
eight weeks. The crop promises be OF good quality
and equal To the last in quantity. The total export
April 10000 bags, OF which IS 022 bags the
United States.
Tho arrivals arc, Amazon, from Baltimore. with 2O20
bbls flour. and Mara Thercse from Valparaiso with
bsgs Hour. The only sale is $50 bbs old Trieste flour ut
lGH7OO The mSrkot uneommony dull and prices quite
nominal. From Moutevideo have dates TO tho 10th
ut. The stock OF flour 10000 bb!s The last sale
netted 81 SO Exchange 21ia27id.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-18

LlEoF srfoUnuoN.--Tho New Orleans souiherner Of
the 1lh Inst, says
We heard Saturday last that Corcofan g. Riggs the
great benkers a. Washington city, have bought In Thu city
soldiers claims TO the Of one hunded thousand
dolsfs.
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Marine Di.aslcr.--Eomr live Losi.

crui.e reports that Monday. between IL aud r. NJ
Cape Henry BEARING w. by s ~ mics distant tho Blush
sohr Colombian Packet. Marshall. from Baltimore, laden
with corn and -four, bound 10 London or Liverpool was
capsted % sudden squa and four Of her crow lone Of
ihem the oarpenle) were drowned Captain e. states
mat no saw tho schooner ~ before the squai and
missing her when % WIS over, took hs spy glass snd die
covered tho tops Of her Tho waor tie bore i'm
m'otey Tor he week aDd took from the Captain and
tour Of tie c'ow, cleo tho sml boat somo rigging and the
i9pgl1nt yard aso pckoi up the and two seauen
cinNng O. spsrs which had duted n milo and half from
The wreck. LEFT the wreck In "a fathoms water The Of
hce and saved took passage tho steamer Herald
lI-loIIly acInoon lor Bl-unore.-I Nnrlo-k neraLd.
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Forty niso omanePaled slaves passed through Washing
ton, Pennsylvania, last week. their viy Ohio. ThoJ
bed been liberated by Mr. ccehrin, OF Hampshire
", Vs. who hsd given Them $500 pay their expenses
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L. the Sale of Run, az pre,ent Ki.h,

l. Can Il be rIght Tor deryo my living from tina,
which Is spreading disease and poverty and
death, throughout my nelghbohoodi Would IL be RICH,
Tor me to derive my living from selling poison or from
spreading plague or ieprosy around me 2
,. Can it BE- right ioT derive my living from Tim,
which is debasing the minds and running the souls OF nv
neighbors
g. Can Il be right for me to derive my living from IN
which destroys forever the happiness OF the domestic
ce-which Is Milling the land with and children I'M
condition far deporable than that Of widows and
orphans
T. Can it Be right for derive my living from tha,
which Is knoucH TO be the OF OF all the
crimes which are petpeuAted against society
>. Can a be TigAt for derive my living from thai
which brings upon society enths OF oil the
which exists, and which the Of the community bound
TO pay fort
+. Can Il be right fer derive my living from that
which aeeomplIshcs oil these at once and which does
without censngi Do you say, that you do tina
the liquor sell will produce these resusi But you
kHOp that 999 gallons produce these effects where one
gallon is used nnOeenty. | ask, then,
I. Can AZ Be TgAt for tue To sell poison on the ground
that there is chance in ihousln that the
will not die OF III
Do cay that you responsible for the acts OF
your neighbor Is this SO Is he who know fur
nishes murderer with weapon, considered an accom-
pce Is not he who nayigaies slave ship considered
pirate Some say that rum-eleTS property Is his
ownand that he has right 10 I'd any ho plea
ses. THIS Is evidently false. Tumseller has precisely
the same night IN his property any other more
lie has rgat empo, his property the purchase and
sale OF counterfeit money, in the slave trade nor in
the manufacture OF fake keys This IL evident IL NOT
then true that he has the night his property as
pleases His night his property the as any oihe,
man u IS the right OF using IL for the promotion Of his
happiness in any he chooses; provided he does moi
use II so 10 diminish the innocent happiness Of his
noghbor, and OF the community As the sale rum does
diminish that happiness he has right his property
IN that manner.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-18

VIsrroRs TO Np0AHA.-A. J Peel, icon Of Sir Robsrl
Peel) and Hon. A. Egeron, both Of tho British army,
have bOsn sciounng for few days pest the Esels o-
IA NtsoaF. E.IIs
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ANOTHER HOME CERTIFICATES.

DIR. SWAYNE,S Compound Syrup of villa
Cherry II nil That 20 Processes To bc.--Tmx ORA.
rEsr MEDICINE IN wORLDOf all av.
ever bren recorded safely the can
OF the durability OF Coh'um;on wheR life had Despair
ed Of
nR SwsYsE-Desr SirFo tie good OF the public feel my
s duty bound 10 testify your Compouni
suup OF Wild Cherry performed For part feel A..
II every body ouEh It. all eied with a violent
voice Indicating my appetite was gone
ana my suetg had fa asd that
were persuaded could
my anhou' care nker made
procure most certain rel ef she TOLD Dr.
pound syrup OF Will Cherry failed life was then
hopeless Your medicine procured and the df,t
hotle relief ant by the h.d siIh bot
e my cough had len and much improved In
short has made perfect az hear
as wish and have that the use OF
pleased To give any Information resi- eetng my
Yours with respect,
ISAAC MORGAN REEVEs
u" ~ Chester It. between Race and V,nr Ph4h
DE j. II. ELLISON. fnnkot Ky tays-
was inductd nOn failure Of the pot
Commended IN ou1 Marr1 We'd ca- of Diseased
uRgs your preparation cherry ,uhcisn nj to ,ay
that much pleased with the
trials that prrscbe preference remedes-
have been engaged active
the s Pate NJ Medicine thought OF
nion ia wniinr
The genuine article prepared only Dr. swATNR inventor
and sole Proprietor Eighth and Race cts
A Wd Cherry preparations being PsHfroy 6eeiors asd
fe,f,i:' without he sgnalure
ALSO, for sale whOle-a and Retail. BY
fEYToN JOHNSTON, us Main IT.,
and DuvALL fuEcEtt druggists 49, Main Agents
Richmond, Va,
Bragg Wilson. and Chas. CotInE Il Co. Druggists Peters
burg Chas H. iemit-h Portsmouth RinT Toy Norfolk lc Ie
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-18

Inc Union calls Gen Santa Anna the ally Of the Wing;
but The Union must expect pass of s damaged goods
On i advefsnries The Executive Of the United States
sent Santa Anna % Mexico head her armies aud with
the intention that be should do II that stroke OF poll
cy has TUNED out bad speculation the Government musi
not hope 10 ovade it, responsibility by transparent trek
a. INC organ attempts 20 play of What the Executive
could promise iise IN aiding Santa Anna to get back 10
Mexico a. fight her battles have never been able 20
conceive. % riddle which The Government has not drpn-
ever The motive. the friends Of the Administration admit
th'tu was b'undera wt-mean one. they say yet stl
bllndrr But they % no further; they do not say haf
was hoped Or cHpecied from a. Now do not choose
10 bear he responsibility Df tho bunders Of the Admins
ifauon whether we'll or 10 meant and tho Asministfn-
ton and s worthy ofsan iln keep Gen. Santa Anna
% then. e'y6s-Nafi0nai IafsliiRenesT.
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CoEy MR,L FoE QrEtS yicroRn.-iobart T. Richard.
son. NJ Cincinnati. handsomely packed polished cedar
blrffi', bbls. kindred meal be sent 70 Queen
Victoria, md shipped tn 18th inst.
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RICHMOND MARKETS

,RKroErtp AND CORRECTED rwick rur wuol
,,,,.,,. . Jun IL, lS47.
this than last week. aud some Improvement in price.
fLouR.helds At Ssisss We learn Of no sales.
CoffEE-Wih u steady county demand. We auot.
Lssuaya 7iasc; Rio 7ta7ic; Java iOaiIc ST. Domingo
6la7c. e'
CUT NAILs-4iaIac
flsH-Therc has been active demand for No 4 (,ut
S6,25.-shad sssst. ''' '''''
oATS-55a6Oc
wHlSKEY-Bbs 39c; Hubs none in ma,k.,
LiME-Thomasion from store, SOC.
I6As-imperal and Gunpowdcr Soc to 81 rs; Black
MoLAssEs-Now Orleans, in Dbl. % to a6e l.. PORTO
Rico 35c. Cuba 23a25c. '''' 'O'o
CANDLEs1sper@ 3oas3c,; Paton, Sperm 4Oc. Hall.
Patent lic; Tallow l2lal3c.
CLOVER SEED-S4ia5-dull
HERDS GRASS-SI. Nominal
TIMOTHY Do-S3 per busheL \
ZIG lRON-S25 to IS.
oIl@Wn,eI strained oil best lis cts perrsl
-, rho'lsioNs-Bacon new. hog round lOalI cents:
western SIDES iosaloi Shoulders, sia9e: New Lard Oi
PLAsTER-FrOm the Wharf, 1915 por ton 4; do
SuGARS-N Otleaps 6l,s. p,,,, p,,e, Co.,.
s1a9t. -'' ''S'o''
sIoT-5ia5i
sALT-salcs from wharf si,65; 81 20 asked from
store. 1900
EXCHANGE.
Fil aSa da' ~ PREF" S S1%G!s drafts 81
Treasury Notes 1 prem. Tennessee Jis
= 'No uns' specie IA prem.
RANGE OF THERMOMETER
AT J. W. RANDOLPH * co.'s BOOKSTORE. 1871 Main s,ro,,
JUNE i7tb, isI7.
sosi0'h. iaO'sIoek sO'slock. O'clock.
20 20 10 10
90 MISREPRESENTATION RIBBONS CLOTHING &c
Ih- bay friday At 10 O'Clock precssy will sell nj on, ~
jcls INLOEs q Rpprfirp A.,
" An adjourned meeting of the Virginia
Te Society will be hedon Friday eniHr At eua,t,r nat a.
@ al the United Presbyterian Church kev Styles whe.
The COMMITTEE appointed consider the best mo
OF conducting tract tepo and I'M,
Society be ~
The friends OF the cause respectfully attend
lci7-2t
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IL Col. Alexander w Donphon the heroic commander
OF Tue Chihuahua expedition, whose Triumphant march
sembes the progress Of Corez spoken Of the Wing
candidate for the Governor Of Missouri How happens
it that nearly every conspicuous officer Of the Army in
Mexico u q "Me1ican Wing q"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-18

u An Inquest held day before yesterday Of Bacon
Quarter Branch. by Coroner Wicker, upon the body OF
Nancy Clayton, alias Nancy Meu,e free woman Of CO.
or, who died suddenly the morning Of that day. about
O'Clock Verdict OF the jury, death BY the visitation Of
ID
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Cant. +. "a. CaIXVeII.

We copy from the Lewisburg Chronicle, the following
notices Of tie fine corps Of Vouseurs recently recruited
IN the mountains OF Virginia. by Capt. James II. Calwel
OF the proprietor OF the White Sulphur whose ropu
taton is coeItensye with the unon) This fine company
has passed through this city, its way the Of war
and Capt Calwe himself will leave this morning. Sue
attend both the commander and his gallant corps
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-18

u The Washington Union il very much annoyed by
The proceedings Of a meeting Of the "democrats' Of Mon
mouth, New Jersey, b. whom Gen. Tayor has been put
n nomination Tor iho next Presidency Tho Union urges
ts friends not 90 "c0mmir' themselves bot it will urge
thousands Of them Don Zlek will scauor tue To-
ooocJs be h,- invariably done tho Mc1cans should he
b. o. candidate for The Presidency.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-18

a. The Pleasure Excursion, advertised Tor hs evening,
on board the steamer Alice, Captain Brough, affords fine
opportunity Tor recreation those who cannot during the
day, spare time for uch The boat will leave
tie wharf Of Rockers r. NJ and return By moonlight
fine Band Of Musc hos bcea engaged, and wi plea
sant company and suitable reifeshmens on agreeable p
may be expected.
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81 comparing the above table with Of those that pre-
cedes H. II will be seen that during the last months
most as much wheat -four. nearly 900 bushels more
wheat moro than double the quantity OF meal and
over seven times more Indian exported to Great
Britain and Ireland alone than from the United
1876
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val ............ I6i9795 29sV476 is.G O6s Cos 200
iIsd a,....... sI6s 875 osI
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The New York RefOrmer extracts the following opin
ion from "Wayland's Discourses" The exalted position
OF President wayand and the eminent character whcl
belongs to his dsqusuons upon moral topics ought to en-
title his opinion upon such subjects greatest res
peet We commend this extract the careful study anC
consideration OF those protesting christians who still be-
heve In the morality OF the rum traffic.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-18

" ~ish m employ Tor Mess Efstne Gamblers Of he Fail
w sulphur Springs. Va, good Hatct, Aiso Wa,her aud
ironsf aHd one or two dining
D. fs--1t GAY MATHEWS A. 90.
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JuXENIS.

JAMES II. CALwELL, Csut OF a company OF voluzeurs.
eft the White Sulphur Springs on Tuesday asst for POINT
Comfort. We understand he vii. be immediately ordered
IN Join General Scott. HIS company Is composed Of a
lne' healthy stout looking SET Of men. Captain Caweli
caves the pesIrGbe OF the White Sulphur 20 20
and fight The bslcs Of his country. We arc very sure
10 leaves " no enemies behind, having by virluous
NE, secured tie universal respect and Of our en-
ire community He bears with hlm the sincere w.-te.
and ardent prayers for he welfare Of all citizens We
arc conn ient that for all the qualities which constitute
soldier and atoin the citizen, his superior Will not be
found IN the army. CfyIs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-18
NASH & WOODHOUSE,


STEEL eol'rcd .n tue with steel be- about $40 en-
N closed The hnder will be rewarded by eyng tat The so
Of isH wlLLiNIa n HAXALt.
LNAMII.Y AND EXTRA FLOuk-In store.
,.e tv tho urfst.g, a P.rty r,t-. - :.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-11-10
E3&5. SPRING CAMPAIGN. lSa7

raEI1oOo Us sT"cK-UNDouNEED SUCCESS
NO. llA-A MAMIoTH STORE, THE LARG-
EFT IN TIE WEST.
JOHN T. MARTIN.
Old Es'gJ'isteG Cl3thior-No ia Main street
st. louis, No. Motto: Large Sales
and Small Profis
r Al determined to sell lower than any o.
s thcr house west.
have th:9 spring received the largest stock
Of Spring n'sj Summer ClotAing ever brough,
to this nlrliot, and shall continue to receive
weekly hr@ughout the season. I will, by tho
first ofaprl, 1917, have on hand over
1900 GARMENTS.
Of Spring nd Summer wear, which am de-
torminod to sell at lower prices than any 9TH
err honso possibly can, as it must be apparent
to every one that can, from my long expert
ence. Us years in St. Louise and many ad-
vantagcs which possess.
Ist, Residing in the city Of New York, and
having the advantage Of the market.
2i, Purchasing for cash and manufacturing
my own goods, saving thereby the manufac c.
turcr's profit, lat least 20 per cent?
Sd, Selling entirely for cash, or No. city
acceptance.
4th. From the tremendous amount Of bust
ness that do, can at ford to sell at Il much
s,nall.- profit than those who do a small bust
mesa. COUNTRY MERCHANTS
supplied at 4 small advance, as am determin-
cd 60 sell to cvory man that comes to this mar
!lct WHO has the ready cash. All ask is for
you to Loo. through my stock. when am con-
iident tina; you will acknowledge that MARTIN
has the !.rgest and best assortment of
nEADY.MADE CLOTHING
ever brought to this market, and that am Of.
foring them at such low prices as will defy any
and ALL COMPETITION.
IT'S M trouble 10 shoU goods, Retail CUSTOM
erS will find it greatly to their advantage TO
purchase from me, from the fact that have
the largest and most fashionable stock of clo-
thing in the city for them to select from, and
am confident that in point of style and fit,
III :ttncs cannot be e1ualled in the West.
BEAR N M!Sp MARTIN HAS BUT ONE STORE,
No. ia, MAIN STREET.
D7Look at the big S.ono SignlED
MARTLN,
On the pavement; on the to Of the house, big
number nRl.
MI have tho largest, deepest, GAO feet) and
lightest store in the city-in the back end a
large looking glass, covering the entire end.
JOHN II. MARTIN,
Ma rch IT, n27. No. ia Main st. St. Louis.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-11-10
MEDICINES.
COMsToCK e CO.'S MEDICINES,
Articles ,ohich hare obtained unbouUaed pop,tlar

[
articles ,ohich hare obtained undouuded popular
-.@.@ ityuna sold5y saa.r- .".3..
DOCT. MASON, AGENT FOR DUBUQUE.
6NONNELL MAGICAL PAIN EXTRAC-
~ TOR, the only genuine article is the
GREATEST WONDER OF THE AGE. Any thing said
to have universal merit must be good for moth
ing is an ignorant assertion often used, which
is best replied to by informing the scientific
that a.. tue properties Of Anodym, Astringent,
Nervlne and Balsamic together with many mi
nor virtues are herein chemically concentrate ed
in the most powerful degree which union COM
prising all healing and drawing efficacy con-
trolls desperate cases with such ease as to give
often the appearance OF miracle. 1t also com.
prisesand exhibits five extra intrinsic at tributes
unknown before to exert entire control over
our injuries by force, rcpcls q II kind of inGam-
nation, extracts modification. relieves all
pain arising from burns and wounds almost in
stantly and heals leaving oscar. These are
fncts thet cannot be Disputed. Now all people
who prefer can be healed Of the diseases be.
low named, some Of the cases cured q fter thr-
ty years trial without success both by Europe.
an and American Medical men--burns, sen ids,
Piles, Ring-worm, letter, sor nipples and sor @
Dyes, cuts, sprains, bruises, chi!bans, corns,
fever sores, erysipolas, rheumatism &c. &c
1t is warranted to cure any Of the above com
plaintsor no pay taken for it. Sold in GGlena
by r. G. Boycc; in Dubuque by Doctor I. l:a-
son; in iotosi by Bicknoli e. Co, In Cedar Rap
ids by GTccne%j Brothers.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-11-10
NEW ARRIVAL.
BOOKS AND STATIONARY.

BOOkS AND STATIONARY
AH 'GOFFEY'S Eclectic Its, I'd, Ord and 18th
iv:h headers; Frost's United States history;
Smiths arithmetic; do. Grammars: Walkers
dictionary; Elementary spelling Books; West.
ern songster; Peter Pindnr's works; Lockhart's
lie of Sir Walter Scott; Goldsmith's animated
Nature: Poetical works of Rogers, Campbell,
Montgomery, Lamb, and Kirke White; thirty
dozen children's Toy Books and Primmcrs OF
various u. kinds; 5 dozen Autographed Engrav.
lngs; 6o qures blank account books containing
rom to qrs.; qures blank bills Lading;
copy and Memorandum books; IS reams Letter
ano writing paper;2 dozen cards GIlots Vic.
toria and eagle steel Pens: 5 gross common
ems and holders; 500 best oiled Goose Cujlls:
CEDAR pencils; wafers; aling wax ;und a vari.
ety OF other articles, Ill Of which we will sell
ow nl2 WIN. LAWTHER e. co.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-11-10

YS7HE only" Chequered tgtorc"in the city of
4 Dubuque, is well replenishcd with
a fresh supply of Drugs, Medicines, Potent HE'D
'c'nes, Oils, Paints, Spices. and fancy article
in this line, which will sell very low for cash
or ready pay, at wholesale or retail.
AS purchase al my Drugs and medicines
IN the East for cash, cannot, nor will no bet,
undersold
Grent care is taken in the purchase oroolv
the best Of articles; and the stock. durinrthe
entire season, shall be equal 20 the demand
ap2ln32 F.. nj. RISSFJT