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DIR. VALENTINE,
Delneator of Eccentrces respectfully announces that he
Will Introduce his humorous consis ting of
QUEER, QUAINT, oUIZzcAL, AND COMIC CHARACTERS,
Embracing
FUN FARCE, FREAK, FROLIC, AND FOIBLES,
Illustrated by Living Portraits of celebrated
KNOWN AND UNKNOWN PERSONS,
Inerspesed with Musical Sketches-Country CourtOld
Maids-Comic Lectures-Stage Travels-Learned Ignor-
ant Women-Seamboat Trps-Long Island Music
With limitations of the
Hungarian Singers-Counry Schoos-Orations, &c
Tickets admitting gentleman, gentleman and lady,
so
Performance to commence at halfpas o'clock.
Dec l7--lw*
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EXCHANGE HOTEL.

Washington City, C street, IN the rear of Coleman's
and Broun's Hotels,
BY T. M. McILHANY, LATE OF VIRGINIA.
THIS spacious establishment having been newly reft-
the public for patronage and support 1t is situated
convenient distances from the railroad depot capitol pat
and general post Offices Boarders, vsters and travel
ers will find pleasant and capacous rooms, neatly
nshed, upon moderate terms Dec 2l-d1mo
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~ United states Bounsy Land warrsnsa.
A FEW bounty land warrants OF 100 each, which
IA be located in any land Office in The United States
Tor sale low, lfapplied for immediately.
Dec l6-8ts y hllIl CHS y NOURSE.
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TIME EDITIONS, in rich bindings, juN opened by F.
Il TAYLOR, most of them imported droct from London
by HIMSELF and many of them illustrated with beautiful on
cravings.
Murrays edition of Byron, complete in volume octave.
Do do do in 10 small volumes.
Milton, 2 vols octave, I20 illustrations by Harvey.
DO volume, with Illustrations reduced from Martins
large designs. s.a ]. 81, 4s Il tl5 t.lg AZ s..ssa
Goldmiths Poecsl Works. vol octave, London copies.
with engra wings from the Etching Club.
Illustrations. s
Shakespeare Gallery, Byron Gallery, Wavery Gallery.
each in volume quarto spendidy bound and lustrs-
ted. .5,l ,s6sitit % aN ala ynl'9l4 III
Gibbons Roman Empire, Hume and Smollet. Robert
sons complete historical works, fine London editions
Shakespeare knights cabinet edition. IL vols.
Burns, Allan Cunningham's edition, very numerous on
Cravings. ~
Wilson's and Bonaparte's American Ornithoiogy, edited
by Sir william Jardne, vols. octave, London humorous
coored enTravings. hl. .-ilolsfi ti4- a.-fi lss3
London Tessat1onts, Oxford Bibles, In calf Turkey
rocco and velvev and many other editions
found fine copies Of OF the standard works Of Enelish
literature. science. and art Doc -
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At Auction.
CPLENDID sale of Italian marble and alabaster
- and ornaments China ware silver plated goods, gran
does solar and goth hall lamps, French and English bal
handle nlad cutlery fancy boxes. dressing cases,
&c. &C. will take place Thursday afternoon next, De-
cember 3d. O'Clock, and continue in the evening
the large Mr. store. corner
lection above rich and valuable goods Just ported
by Signor Pandoini consisting OF Medicis, Hebe, and
Euscan of Bardslo; yellow OF Siana agate and
Florentine baskets watch magnificent mosaic
tables; plated and China ware; ebony and alabaster
stands "a rich assortment of Japan and papier mach6
walters; together with great variety OF other useful
fancy, and ornamental goods.
The goods will be for examination and catalogues ready
early Thursday morning
JOHN McDEVTTT, Auctioneer.
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TO sUBSCRIBERs.

Tia pson win be entered besks uplss ne
payment Of tAs snhacrip&iou b mnda n Advonce
p!':ss sSSi s. e.3 ay sys5S =, .s2 ~ =:
saie tfansMissfon N'tf ~ NVIft'AH'iNO F4L
The COUNTRY rA.xH PsslsA.d tslvssAk dsrias he -
Subscriptions for year viii BE- received srs
proportionsd to the above
posmssters csrAoats Of raiancs payment pr suhssp
tons or sdvertissmsn Win sucsnt receipt tksssiss Ts
Of any spscis paying bsek wilhs received.
POeTMA1fEn6 to cot ep SA@s ~ senA
DAILY With sn6les q ~ tGI-
WEEKLY subscrihsrs With sncosed nvs VHkHLf
scribs with snclosd VII h tned eeFy n ~
90 rns RzsnrxA WIN - haiAsa SAsn u.
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ny A. GREE.v, .9scft0sAer.
JNXCELLENT FURNITURE AT AUCTlON-On
Il Thursday, the I'D instant, shall SELL at my auction
room Concert Hail. Browns Hotel al IL o'clock m,
fine lot of mahogany furniture, such as
pairs large and small size dining tables
fine marble-top pier do
l fine medium size breakfast do
bookcases and secretaries
l sofa and fine divan sofas
IL hair-seat paTlor chairs
fine beadedarm chairs, stuffed seats and backs
1 large sideboard, centre table
l French plate pier glass; AZ by rs inches
2lhour and 8-day brass-work clocks
fine feather beds
Hall and astral lamps
Also 2 secondhand pano-ortes
With many other articles necessary to enumerate.
Terms cash. A. GREEN,
Dec. 2i--3 Auctoneer
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COW RT HALL.

DROLL DOINGS AND DIVERSIONS,
Commencing Monday, Dec 90 and every evening through
the week
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DREsENTs for the Holydays-The subscribers are
L opening another splendid assortment of gold
watches guard and chains, gold pens and pencils
ached, miniature cases and medalons, gold thimbles,
cameo pins and bracelets, fine gold hoop, coral and
ear and finger rings silver card cases, &c, DC.
Also, rsrate assortment OF silver spoons, forks cups
&c. besides great variety of other articles suitable
Christmas presents; all of which will be sold the very
loicest prices.
SPECTACLES of every kind and focus constantly on
hand watches and jewery carefully repaired.
M w. GAIT ~ BROTHER,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
Dec 2l-dlW
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JXTAsHINGTON ASSEMBLIES, 1s4s.-The following
w gentlemen were chosen at meeting Of the subscr
hersa

w gentlemen chosen meeting Of the subscr
beers
MANAGERS.
Hon. James Buc hanan, Capt G. S. McCauey,
Hon. Geo. nj. Dallas, Maj. James d. Graham i,
Hon. John Y Mason, Capt. W. w Swift,
w. w. Seaton, Samuel L. Gouverneur,
Hon. Daniel Webster, Dr. ]. NJ Thomas,
Hon. 8. A. Douglas, Samuel II. Porter,
Thomas Richie, Richard d. Cuts,
Hon. T. Butler King, Clement March,
Hon. Henry A. Bedinger, William May,
Hon. +. G. Cabel, Edward F. Beae,
Hon. Robert M. McLane, j. Knox Walker,
Gen Geo Gibson, VIM. b. Cross
Com L. Warrington, Benz. f.. Green.
Col Joseph G.. Totem
No citizen, member of Congress, resident for the win
ter, obtain ticket for any assembly without sub
scIbing for the whole
Strangers desiring ticket of admission apply
one of the managers.
The first assembly will be given Tuesday the 4h day
of January, lS4S S. ii. PORTER,
Dec 2l-3t Secretary.
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OLYMPIC THEATRE,
South Sirth street, near Coiema,l's Hotel


OLYMPIC THEATRE,
South SIM street, Coleman'S Hotel.
Mr. KLMIsrE is most happy announce his friends and
the public that on
THURSDAY EVENING, December %,
The first of those lovely and beautiful exhibitions of the
MODEL ARTISTES
From New York. will take place, Illustrating Mythology
Sacred and Modern History. and the Fine Arts by living
male and female arstes of the company. The models
will revolve Canovas Pedestal, brilliantly illuminated
arranged with classical accuracy poetcal beauty and
refined elegance. These personcaons have been pro-
nounced by the most eminent judges in Europe to be
perfect living embodiment of the works of the great
masters in
PAINTING AND SCULPTURE.
In consequence OF the of this engage
nen the prices OF abundance must necessarily be- the
Parque,te Shipper Tier 80 cents
Mr. kimise also begs leave that the Model
Artistes VIII be succeeded by talented dramatic
pany, including the popular and wellknown
MRS BURKE, Of Philadelphia
tDoors open at o'clock curtain rises a precisely
y Dec 2l-3t
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haHs AoehySTupnhc OF QUICK FahuIln&1
DREMIUM awarded by the judges of Franklin Institute,
10th street, two doors north of the avenue,
west sde first hoor front rooms; entrance private I'D
mission free Rooms for visiters whether they wish
acquires knowledge Of taehyg5aphy or no) from till 81
Mr. b. HALL begs leave invite the attention Of cit
zens members Of Congress- and strangers visiting the city,
to his ne,. and elegant system Of Landscape painting On
of finish, and briancy OF colorng, artists, amateurs
and scientific have given it their decided opinion
that his system perfect and better adapted for
popular use than any other.
The paintings whilst hanging on the wall without
light present the extraordinary appearance of being high
~ Illuminated whether viewed in the day time
Mr. H. pledges himself to teach his system in fifteen easy
lessons of one hour each II not perfectly satisfied
with their proficiency during the first course they will be
charge.
Ladies and gentlemen respectfully invited call and
Terms, Which are moderate will be made known at the
saloon.
Dec 20-6t
w day morning. the 2lst instant, two of Paris
headdreses' the latest styles for balls Pae, Me
Fancy and Perfurnery Store, Pennsylvania avenue,
between A and 9th streets, up stairs.
SAMUEL LEWIS, siversmith and JewelIer,
Pennsylvania Avenue bettceen 11th and 18th Streets
INFORMS the public and his customers that he has on
hand, and is constantly receiving good
Jewery gold and silver watches, fancy goods and sill
He also has hand and manufactures to order silver
plate, spoons, forks, &c.
JJeweIry, silver and silver plated ware repaired
Dec O-eod3tif
| oOK OUTS. PARKER, having opened fancy and
II perumery store, between Al and 9th Streets Penn
yania avenue. six doors east Of Colemans Hotel, (up
shir.) respectfully invites strangers and citizens
Inc his collection of useful and fancy articles consisting in
part of fine English and Ameiean hair, nail and tooth
brushes; shell and horn dressng-combs, very superior
eeih (ne) wrought tuck-combs for the evening"; side
combs evening FANS rich reticules purses perumeres,
&C. &c., nc.
e On Monday will be opened gimps, fnges and buttons
On the 10th of this month shall return from New York
WIN one 81 the nsve of fancy articles
ior The coming holidays opened in Washington.
SELBY PARkER'S
n ., Fancy and Periumery store, Pennsylvania
Dec l0-u avenue, between Al and 9th streets
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DnnADEI.rnYA MuL.rnnKY--Miss DOYLE. Of
PhlsdelphiA has Just opened her over
Fulsrs Drug Store. Of TwsfA and PuSsyI-
vala avente assortment Of bounets headdrsssss caps
flowers, and ribands, which she wond respectfully In
wife the attention Of tho ladies OF Washington and cn
ity. Entrance 18th street . Dsc I1-3ts
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TINTED states Hotel Washington, ID. C.-My con-
u nexion with this house agent of the propretors
from this day
GEORGE w. YELLOTT.
Washington, Dec. 81, 1871.
Dec l-3l*
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ALA WILLIE DE PARIS.

~ GAUTIER, importer and manufacturer of French
~. confectionery respectfully informs the citizens of
Washington and the District that he has just received
large of Paris coniectonary bonbonniee and
everything else in his line.
He also ready supply every kind of confectionery
necessary for balls parties &c., at the shortest notice.
the best style, and on most reasonable terms
Having his agent in Paris, he is enabled supply the
public with every novelty in the way of confectionery.
Among his large be found the following
x 10 cases Paris bonbonniere
10000 lbs assorted French confectionery
500 bottles fresh peaches
500 do pine apples
100 do strawberries
100 do raspberries
100 do pears
800 different sized jars brandy peaches
600 do Jelly
200 jars assorted preserves q
Also 5000 lbs assorted preserves, tho low of 81
per pound.
! have also on hand
100 boxes nufies
500 do asparagus s
600 do petit pois
200 do mushrooms
And most excellent assortment of English sauces.
The Paris bonOnniere of fancy boxes will be open
until the 22d instant, at 10 o'clock.
Dec 9-2aw3wif
IJOLYDAY Prcsents.-S. PARKER will open on Tues
day morning. the 2ls instant, of the most varied
and splendid of fancy goods suitable for holy
day thai has been opened in this city, Per-
desiring rich presents at cheap prices will please
call, up stairs, at 8. PARKER'S Fancy and Perimery
Store between Al and 9th streets, Pennsyv ana
Dec 20-3t
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Resofod That the Of Cadwaader is dear every
lover of country and will be eternay associated with
its its honors and its fame. In the darkest hours Of
and throughout the revolutionary General Cadwalaer,
surounded by and traitors stood firm and steady
until the cry OF victory heard throughout the land His
General Thomas Cadwalader, in the late led the
forces of Pennsylvania the ed and his grandson Cen
George Cadwaader, our townsman now In Mexico, has
proved himself worthy son OF brave republican sire.
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Tickets 0l0--Haves 96--Quarters 81 TO-
Certificates of packages of whole tickets @I3o 90
Do do Is half do s. %
Do do d quarter do 81 10
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-27
%. ATTENTION TIE WHOLE!!
PHILADELPHIA STORE!
CURTS 81 REED

CURTIS g. REED
LII
who have felt the
OUR EXTENSIVE STOCK OF GOODS!
had
PUBLIC BENEFIT
We cordially
Il
CLOTHING BooTsS ct.
beer
FARMER THE MECHANIC, AND THE MINER,
dcnand examined
O
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lis
FRESH SUPPLIES WEEKLY,
LAD call choice the
ma
aru Sun SC &c.
ei
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qualities C3ce 1a Ricc Ne7 Ce"$ ene
o
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Il so tmnc san9
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EsAy. SPRING CAMPAIGN. lSA7

A TREMENDOUS sc"CK-UNBouNEED SUCCESS
NO. liza MAMMOTH STORE, TIE LAKG-
EST THE WEST.
JOHN II. MARTIN.
Old Established CLothisr-No. la Main street,
ST. Louis, Mo. Motto: Large Sales
and SmaA Profts
n AM determined to sell lower than any O.
q Their house west.
[ have this spring received the largest stock
Of Spring and Summer Ct0thing ever brought
to this market, and shall continue to receive
weekly threug hout the season. l will, by the
irst of april, 1917, have on hand over
$4,000 GARMENTS.
OF Spring and Summer wear, which am de-
tcrmincd to sell at lower prices than any 9TH
CT house possibly can, as 1t must be apparent
to every one that can, from my long expert
ence. Is years in St. Louis,) and many ad-
vantages which possess.
LIST, Residing in the city Of New York, and
having the advantage of the market.
81, Purchasing for cash and manufacturing
my own goods, saving thereby the manufac-
turers profit, (at least 20 per cent?
Sd, Selling entirely for cash, or No. city
acceptance.
4tl,, From the tremendous amount of bust.
ness that do, can afford to sclla much
smali@- profit than those who do small bust
ness. COUNTRY ERcHANTs
supplied at 4 small advance, as am determin
ed TO sell to every man that comes to this mar
ket who has the ready cash. All ask is for
you to look through my stock, when am con-
idcnt that you will acknowledge that MARTIN
has the rgsst and best assortment of
READY.MADE CLOTHING
ever brought TO this market, and that am of.
fering them at such low prices rs will defy any
and ALI. COMPETITION.
IT'S M trouble 10 shoao goods, Retail custom
ers will find it greatly to their advantage tc
purchase from me, from the fact that l have
the largest aud most fashionable stock of clio
thing in the city for them to select from, and
am confident that in point of style and fit
my stock cannot be eHnalled in the West.
BEAR IN MIND MARTIN HAS BUT ONE STORE,
No. ia, MAIN STREET.
G-PLoolz at the big Stone SigneD
MARTIN, a.
On the pavement; on the to of the house, a big
number gHI
vi have the largest, deepest, Il 40 fcct) an,
lightcst store in the city-in the back end
large looking glass, covering the entire end.
-. JOHN r. MARTIN,
March II, n27. No. ia Main ST. st. Louis
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-27

MONs.-- rom present app earauceS. II Sl6Sx0E
ry doubtful what party. Os individual, will
control the conduct of the Commons House
LOT Parliament. Peel has compact, we'll
drilled force around him, whose evolutions
will be more skiliui, aud tactics more efficient
than those of the militia that may alternate
| ~ support and cmbarrass Lord John Russell.
There is no principle of cohesion in the va
rions elements that constitute Lord johns
nominal majority.
The fact is, Peel can, and probably will,
establish an armed neutrality--w walters upon
Providence, as such We're called in Crom-
welliantimes. and abide the course ofeveDts.
Like Lord Stanley, in Bosworthfeld, he may
await the favorable moment when his juno
[ ton with either the temporary friends or
opponents Of the Premier will give victory
| to his own colurs, and re.establishment of
bis former power. 1885,. $685..
| But Peel has an opposition to overcome
yet more formidable than the House ofCom-
mons. 1t is the opposition of the Palace.
| He is said to be no tavorite with her Aiost
Gracious Majesty. Victoria don't cotton
( TO him; fact of much significance, since
now in England dug Gaina tacti'-that is,
lea woman rules the roast
A saying attributed to the Duke of Well
Iington. illustrates the want ofinfuence Peel
has with the Queen, and the reuson there
| for. At the time the Melbourne Adminis-
Itration was doomed, and the leaders of the
! Conservative party were in consultation a
bout their incoming, the Dnke is reported
to have said: 81 don't know how we shall
gnt along with the Queen, Melbourne is u
lady's an. But have nc small talk; and
as for Peel, he is no gentleman.
n. Y. Tribune.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-27

TENHE only" Chequcred tstore"in the city Of
Il Dubuque, is well replenished with
fresh supply of Drugs, Medicines, Patent IIed
icines, OILS, Points, Spices. and fancy article.
in this line, which 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.
Grent care is taken in the purchase ofonIv
the best Of articles; and the stock, durinpthe
entire season, shall be equal to the demand
ap2ln32 E. NJ. BISSELI..
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-27

MAJ. LALLY was wounded at Lasani-
mas, but had resumed his command on
the Sd, and the train reached Jalapa
without losing wagon. A correspon-
dent Of the Picayune writes: "
eve have tough: four hard battles
meantime--at Pas del Ovijas, the 10Th;
the Natural Bridge, the 18th, from one
till hali-past six; at Cerro Gordo the 18th
at none Of these places, nothing less
than 1900 to $500 men, according to their
own accounts. Their loss has been very
great. At Lasanimas the last dying at
tempt to seize US, was made, but, as be-
fore, without success. 1t was foolishly
reported in Vera Cruz that our train was
to take up a mi!licnin specie. The hopes
Of booty, and the promise Of fifty dollars
to each man in the event of success, from
FL Padre Jarauta. brought out los gneril-
los in vast numbers
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-27
NEW GOODS.

FEvHE undersigned has just rcp'cnishcd his
Il stock, with all the staple articles in gem
era use. His stock of Iron and steel is quite
eXtcnsive; inferior to none in this place; his
Iron consists of all sorts, sizes and descriptions
and Of first rate quality. His stock Of hard
warc>s also quite respectable, consisting, IN
part, as follows
Mill saws, cross cut saws. hand avg, cont
pass saws; broad Axes, hand do; chopin DO,
Nail hutchct>; Files Of all sorts, steciyarCs;
counter scales; braces and bits, d: awing knives;
Chisss of III sorts screw drivers; srske shave;
door locks IL tchcs and bolts; butts and screws;
chest locks, cupboard locks, iii locks, ard va
rious other articles usually kept III this mar
ket.
brushes az II sortss.
Cloth brushes, Hair DO. Paint do. sc4nhEirg,
! securing and sweeping do, white wash 90,
shoe do, busting do, horsc DO, also an assert
, mcnt Of PAINTS, " bite and rcd lead, SEnrish
brown; Venetian red; Chrome ard green vel
low, Ochre, &c. &c; also Oils, Tanners sperm,
castor, and Linseed oils;
Groceries and Lquors---a generally assort
ment of all sorts usually Kept in Skis nark't.
His stock in general is large, and fer vnro'y is
not surpassed by any in the city, and hls ar
engagements are such that he will be constant
y in receipt of fresh supplies during the cum
Cascade and intends keepinga general asscrt-
m ent there, which will be sold as low as similar
Goods are sold in Dubuque, with the mere ex
pensc OF hauling added.
i9-n39-tf 80 John SIMPLOT.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-27
Chill Ferer, Dumb Ague, intermittent Fe
DER, and all the rarious forms Of
$40. Ri7J;oye Djeouece

DUBIOUS diseases.
FH7HIS Valuable Medicine is undoubtedly
IL the safest, surest, and best remedy ever
discovered for the cure of the above named
diseases. It not only breaks the chill, but re-
moves the cause from which the disease origin
ates. Its operation is both general and spe.
cal.
While il acts generally upon the whole sys-
tenn, as most powerful alternative, purifying
the fluids, freeing the solids from a Il morbid Sc
cretions, and re-invigorating, and bringing up
all the vital energies to a standard of perua-
nent health; it at the same time excrts a spe-
ciic influence upon the liver, digestive organs,
ana !ympathetIc and gandular systems, excite
ing them to healthful activity, removing all
morbid matter, equalizng the circulation, re-
storing their proper and necessary secretions,
thus accomplishing Il complete renovation from
disease, and restoration to sound and perma
nent health. "
Those who are suffering with the ating
AGUE and FEVERS common to the west and
south-those whose constitution have become
enfcebled by the use Of mercury, quinine, O,
| other violent dies-should resort at once
to the use of this
| VALUABLE MEDICINE. .
! It has cured and will cure the most obstinat
! eases.
Travelling with the circulation, it pours it:
| uCdlluS CulICuI S'OI FS'h anu ANU
of the human body. The whole animal econ
omy is made to undergo thorough radica
change Even the mind partakes ofthe health
full process. and life, that before appeared one
dreary waste, begins again to seem worth pos
sessing.
Pamphlets respecting this valuable medicine
can be obtained Of the>agents gratis.
CAUTION.
/ as there are many spurious preparations o
similar name hawk ed about the country an,
sold on the reputation of the genuine Smith
Tonic Syrup we therefore beg leave to caution
the public against imposition, as we canno
hold ourselves responsible for the effects which
may result from the use of spurious articles.
/ HENRY BLAKSLEY
Corner Of Chestnut and third streets, st. Louis
Mo-, General Agent for the West
The genuine Smiths Tonic syrupis also 70
sale by the undersigned agents:
DR.. r. MASON, Dubuque.
GREENE & BROTHER, Cedar Rapid
i DANIEL q NYE. Marion.
A. d. BOYCE, Galena. I'll.
BICKNELL & co, Potosi, w. T.
n5l If. ~ "-.'9 Esf
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-27
NEW ARRIVAL.

BUUkS AMI Stratum AKY. 31
MM'GUFFEY'S Eclectic Its, I'd, Bird and 4th
lTa, Readers; Frost's United States history
Smiti, s arithmetic; do Grammars; Walkers
Dictionary; Elementary spelling Books; West
ern songster; Peter Pindar's works; Lockhart's
life 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 kinds; S dozen Autographed Engrav.
ings; 60 quircs blank account books containing
from to 4qrs.; 5quires blank bills Lading
and writing pnper;2 dozen cards Gillot's Vic
toria and eagle steel Pens:5 gross common
ems and holders; 500 best oiled Goose Quilts
Cedar pencils; waters; scaling wax; and d var
ETY. Of other articles, I'LL Of which we will sell
low n42 VIM. LAWTHER eco. Y