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Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-06-07
MAYORS OFFICE,

-tt y
Dubuque, June 2, ls4e.
TO the People Of Dubuque County and sur-
rounding country.
Information having been received at
this Office, that great alarm exists among
the people Of the country, owing to an
impression that the Small Por exists in
this city, and that numbers are daily fall
ing victims tc5it. Iamhappy that have
it ia my power to assure all those who
are in the least alarmed, in consequence
Of any reports which may be made to tina;
effect, that our city is entirely free from
Small Pox, and every other disease that
flesh is heir to,as far as lam informed ,af-
ter athoro' inquiry. The report is entirely
without foundation, & may have proceeded
from the fact that an article appeared in
the "Galena Gazette'' few days since,
stating that ''the Small Pox exists at Du-
buque," &C.; when, in fact, at the very
time, it existed only in the 'Galena Gaz-
et,e,'' and possibly in the city Of Galena.
The truth is, a young man was put ashore
at our city, about two weeks since, BY the
steamer DR.. Franklin, who was diseased
with the Small Pox, the undersigned, act
ing for the Council. took prompt meas
ures to remove the patient without the
city, where the population was sparse,
and where there was not much danger Of
its spreading. The patient is now recov-
ering; and although two weeks have e.
lapsed since his arrival, not another case
has made its appearance within the city.
Take either the statement Of the owner
of this boat, or Of the patient himself. and
there can be no reasonable doubt but that
the patient was sent over here in a hurry,
landed unknown to the city authorities,
in order to rid Galena Of the danger, and
let Dubuque take its chance. This is not
the first attempt from the same source to
injure our young and thriving city; but
any and all such thrusts will prove futile
and useless. The people of Dubuque are
generous to a fault, and i'll this case have
acted in u spirit Of forbearance which en-
titles them 10 much credit. doubt wheth-
er the people Of Galena would have done
as much, had the case been reversed; but
let this be as it may, strongly recon-
mend to all steamboat captains, in a spi-
.rit Of kindness and candor not to repeat
the dose, which, for this time has been
swallowed, the consequences might be &C.
rious. In conclusion, let me request the
people to Danish all fear; there is no dam
ger in visiting our city, and whenever it
shall appear, either that the Small Pox
has spread from Galena to this place, or
that it exists at all among US, due notice
will be given thereof. We all have trou-
bic enough, without drawing upon our
imagination for those which do not exist.
I again repeat the suggestion, however
All persons who have not been vaccina,ed,
would do we'll 70 be wise in time. a...
e.. GEO. l.. NIGHTINGALE,
Mayor.
@Tribune will please copy.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-06-07
CONVENTION.

A Convention Of Delegates from the 70.
veral counties Of tho District will be held
at the house Of John Floyd, Esq, on Sat
urday :he cath day Of June, next. The
Convention will meet At II o'clock, A. M.
precisely.
The several Townships Of Dubuque
county will hold their primary meetings
for. the appointment Of delegates 70, said
Convention, on Saturday the 18th day 81
Juno next.
BY order Of tho Central Committes 81
Dubuque County.
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NOTICE.

: -I--NI-Tl-" - NOTICE. ~ " .EiI4 IHl
q Any person having demands against
the late firm Of Young and Duggan, will
please present the same for payment TO-
undersigned, Except bill Of w. Law
Their Il Co y as said bill was contracted
for, by Young himself, before the Part
nership was formed, and before Duggan
came 10 the country. ar -nE
Any person having accounts against
myself, may present them for payment
within the next ten days from this date,
-. -- - MICHAEL DUGGAN:,. *
June 3, l84e. ,.. -. ...... 81
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-06-07
NOTICE.

-----,--zs~ NOTICE..
The subscriber respectfully informs
the public in general, that he has fitted
up Barber Shop on Iowa street, one
door South of Cadmus's Silver smith shop.
He will shave and cut hair aftor the latest
fashion. Mr.. Mis- also ready to attend
to small Parties, Balls. &C., when called
upon. The charges for playing shall be
agreeable to the times. .9.'t tss p
N. b. Washing done upon the shortest
notice.
WASHINGTON MOSS.
June 8, 1913. 3
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-06-07

uncertainty on the part of the President
and the cabinet, Of their ability, to induce
the wished for action Of Congress-. To
effect this, some proposed that a military
force be called in to prevents the members
from leaving their posts, and ito obliged
them also to their duty in the sessions. .
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-06-07
FIRST GRAND RALLY

vi IIlC DC.
nnocrats Of Dubuque, under the Democrat
ic Flag Of 40, will Take place on We'd
nesday evening next at half past seven
o'clock, r. M oyer Terry's Saloon. A
full attendance is requested. Speakers
are provided for the occasion, raf
BY order Of the Democratic Association
Of Dubuque, p 2~@''. '.g
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-06-07

lnteresting to Land QGcsrs.T The iii
nois State Register Of the 26.h Instant
The bill compromising land officers for
m locating Of land warrants, which was
introduced into the Senate by MI. Bresse,
md passsd, also passed the House on the
18Th.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-06-07

We hope every Democrat will attend
this first Grand Rally Of the party, in
order that we may give an enthusiastic
expression Of our satisfaction with the
nominations made by the Baltimore Con-
vention, With what pride can we point
TO such men as Gems. Cass and Butler, as
the standard bearers Of Democracy in the
coming Presidential contest. They are
both distinguished for their talents, their
pure spo,less characters, their valuable
services to their country, in the councils
and in the field; and their answering
adherence to the principles Of democracy.
What more can we ask. or do we want?
Nothing; If true to our Interests, we shall
distance the field in November next-let
who may be entered the lists againsts US.
Rouse, Democrats, and buckle on your
armor. Weary not! fain. not, in the
the struggle; but let US show 10 the world
that Iowa is, what she proclaims to be, a
Democratic State.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-06-07
NJ A so n &c.

MASONIC.
The fifth Grand Annual Communica.
ton Of the GRAND LODGE OF Iowa will
commence in the city Of Dubuque on the
first Tuesday 10th day] in June, A. L
.5848, A. D. 1913. sr s fa.sa
By order Of the NJ. w. G M.
Test-T. s. Pawn. G. s.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-06-07

LARGE SALES f. SlMALLPROFIT
TIME SUBCRlBER Would respectful
. Il ly inform the citizens of Northern lows
that he has Just returned from New Or
leans with the largest stock Of Grocsriss
ever brought to Dubuque. which be Pledge
himself to sell iorer than can bs bought IN
any place north Of st. Louis, not excepting
GGlenG. 1853 4tEi5 za5tss8 ~
My Stock consists in part as follows viz:
l25 Sacks Coffee,
9 10 Hhde: Sugar. :"
100 Bbis. g zf
-.....-a.,.-, 80 :. MOL Macke,el. -.
100 Kegs Assorted Nals, s+.s.ss
@ so Boxes Herring, -
81 I" Raisine,
,ueg, 10 Tierces Rice, 10 i, svg
HID. Cod Fish, 9aM.r. f..sg
30 Boxes . Ne. ,...sg..s,sg
2 Pipes Brandy,
i !. Claret Wine. 4 @.'s ,,t. Sts :,
ysgssE 10 Dbls. White q M
SO . Whiskey, ;.fss.s 81 hf,s
Together with every artsnle usualiy Souns.
in Grocery Store. ao4s asA
: He would invite the particular atten q
tion Of Country Merchants, to bis Large
Stock, which WAS purchased for cash
New Orleans, and hopes that ~ close ~
herance TO bis motto. !" Large sates and
small profits" TO be able to supply them
to their entire satisfaction.
E.3LANGWORTlIY.
April 9Th. ls4e.. Il
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-06-07

DAN RlcE--Ths Shaksperian Jester.-
As the original, who first made the Board
Of Avon minister 10 the amuse ments of
the circle, he is famous fur and wide
although this is his frs. visit, we believe,
to New Orleans and Mobile. Combining
a liberal education. extraordinary humer-
GUS parts, and an aptness in seizing upon
the prominent points Of every thing a.
musing or ridiculous, that no one profess
SEES to possess to an equal extent-with
voice so stcntorian as to make itself audi
bic above the din for which his appear
ance is always the signal, and so modu-
lated as 20 render his brochure Of songs
irresistable-with the size and muscle Of
a giant, and the agility Of gymnast, no
wonder the audience are involuntarily
carried along at his will, and that they
become apparently Unconscious puppets in
his hands, just to exhibit the power he
con exercise in carrying them "from
grave TO gay-from lively to severe ,,
In Boston, New York, Philadelphia and
Baltimore, he has only to be announced
to ensure full house; and can readily
command salary Of $50 per night jus,
for playing the fool-and is the only man
in any department Of tho circus that can
always be depended upon to fill an amphi.
theatre. He is eagerly sought after in
private life, fea;ed and lionized at par
ties made up expressly to show him of,
and cannot promenade Broadway, or
Chestnut, or Culvert streets, without hay.
ing occasion to exchange bow with ev-
cry other well-dressed lady or gentleman
he meets. Such is Dan Rice, the great
sought after, by managers in distress, and
the public with the blues. Other Clowns
may excite sensation i'll some particu-
lar department, but Dan is eminent in
each, and swallows up the rretentions Of
all others. and beats them at their own
game Mobile Daily Register.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-06-07
NEW BOOKS, DC.

NEW BOOKS, DC. 4 q
u F. GILLESPIE. under the City uotsi
~. has just reed another supply Of '.'''.
.t..... NEW BOOKS, .....-
among them may be found tho following:
Miss Bccchcr's Domestic Receipt Book; y. g
Smiths and Olney's Gcogrnphys and Atlss;
Saunders LIST. %, anc Sd Readers, -
Rough and Ready;
Comic and Western Song Books .#'
These Books will be sold very cheap.
NOVELS. '#a
have received lot Of NEW NOVELS: al
Of them late publications, which will BIO sold
low. st<*t's
May 9th. l943. E. F.. GILLESPIE.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-06-07

..- PORK. 49,. =, :
1kn bbls. Prime Pork: Gas.ssg-<ss b
1OO rs bbls. Mess Pork; '74@,3 s2s.
in store and for sale by ~ I''. IS,
....,t u. .,.al EMERSON l. SHIELDS.
Dubuque, June 3, 1648. .7-35's' 900
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-06-07

n'A~ CLARET T. CHAMPAGNE. .t -
FIRST RATE article. Also. a few more
Il of those fine favored Regalia Cigars.
at la... J. L. BISSELLS.
May %, 1913.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-06-07
Twinc.

A Lot of Seine, Brown, and Wra?pias
N TWINE, beet quality Just rood and for
ale by JOHN SIMPLOT.
NAV "a, ls45.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-06-07

DIR. J. B. HENION, g5 sE'f,
-a. .s@5. 5@ SURGEON DENTIST. ;3
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
ENQUIRE AT <. LASdwoRrnYs.
June ;, l948. ... .-....-.s5. .@.,.. ~
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-06-07

EWe hope our iun-loving folks will
not forget that the famous DAN RICE
will be with US on Monday and Tuesday
next. All will avail themselves CT the
opportunity Of Witnessing the wonderful
performance Of this Company, as well as
enjoy the inimitable humor Of The Clown.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-06-07
[Second Despatch.l

A motion 10 substitute for Mr.. Yancy's
resolution-which contemplated the ad-
mission Of the Old Hunkers to the exclu-
sion Of the Barnburners resolution
admitting both delegations was adopted
by vote Of 1876 to 1876. .lts- ! s
The question then came up on upon
the resolution as amended, and up to the
hour Of adjournment no decision had been
given. *.., =.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-06-07


be O7-We invite the particular attention
Of the friends Of our city and Of its inter.
est. 10 the communication Of "Zebidee.' -
Tie view taken Of this matter by him,
we think, is correct, and again urge upon
all the importance Of action. We shall
not pretend to say, that it is necessary to
send special messenger to Washington
to aid US in obtaining the donation sought
.for--but leave this to older and more ex.
nerienced hsads. fhe view of"Zebidee"
tn regard to tho Rail Road from Daven-
port to Council Bluffs, 1--we think, correct.
the time may SOON come when an inn
provement Of this kind will be required.
At present, the population Of the country
along this route. must be sparce, and as
yet the mmercial Importance Of the
Bluffs is not Of such a character as to re-
quire any thing more than the outlet she
has by the Missouri river. 1t cannot be
urged that the central portion ofthe State
Is not provided for ia o great degree
perhaps greater than any other, by the
grant Of alternate sections Of land for the
improvement Of the Des Moines. While
the North has far outstripped many por-
lions Of the State in commercial import.
once, she has not had an acre given to
aid in developing her, vast resources. We
DO not complain Of the success Of our
friends in the centre, nor would We de-
prize them Of the advantages they will
reap by This Improvement Of the Des
sMoines, or the Railroad referred to;
. yet, we think, as is justly remarked by
k.Zebidee,. that the scheme ola Rail Road
rom Dubuque to Keokuk would give ad-
(aniags TO much the largest portion. Of
". population. We shall not take up the
70 discuss this matter at present;
slhe request Of many Of our citi-
I'LL NY, that meeting Of the
fihe Dubuque and Keokuk Rail-
% held this evening, at half
hck, 70 decide upon the propri-
8 upon the suggesiing Of our
M, viz; Of sending suitable
shington, 10 aid Us in obtain
nriation ani,rhf FIR
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-06-07

ants TO urge their rights, was taken up.
The Convention was first addressed on
the regular business Of the day by Sena-
tor Dickinson, on behalf Of the Syracuse
Delegates. At twelve o'clock, he was
still speaking. " q. 81 So &
(Second Despatch.] b. -. & 8.
Two o'clock P. NJ. Z
Mr.. Dickinson spoke his hour, and
was followed by Mr.. Smith in favor Of
the Utica delegates. This gentleman
made most powerful speech. ~ +"
Mr.. Croswell has just commenced
speaking in favor Of the Sy racuse Dele
CATION. Barnburners stock rising. The
question will be taken to night.
Third Despatchl q {
After Mr.. Croswell had closed, the
Convention adjourned till o'clock. -
Again in session, the body was add ress-
ed by Messrs. Preston. King, Doolit:lc,
and Cambreleng, in favor Of the Utica
delegates. Mr.. King said that the avow.
al Of the principles Of the Wilmot provi
50, was the ultimatum with his asssoci-
ates. Ohio had by solemn resolution in
corporated it into her creed, and lift were
neglected, and iii were overlooked. the
Democratic party would be virtually dis
banded. =
Mr.. Yancy Of Alabama, after all the
delegates had spoken, moved that the
Hunkers be received as delegates to the
exclusion Of the others. He opposed the
Wilmot proyiso, contending that slavery
was solely a state institution. The spec
ches Of Messrs. Croswell and King, were
each Of nm hours duration.
sd On motion, the Convention adjourned.
A. May IS.
In the afternoon session Of Yesterday ,
the resolution for the admission Of Old
Hunkers, was again discussed.
Mr.. Thompson, ofNew crsey, propos-
ed to refer the whole matter back to the
people Of the State. = t..sEt
Mr.. McAlister ofGeorgia, opposed this
motion. The State, he thought, should
be represented by one set Of delegates,
and the question should not be lodged.
Mr.. Thompson thought that the agita-
ton Of the Wilmot Proviso was injudl-
cious, and would array the North against
the South. z<....sss ~ s.-s,rressa
The previous question was then called
and sustained by vote Of l72 70 81, and
the question REQUIRED upon admitting both
sets Of delegates to seats.
Here the Baltimore Telegraph cea sed
working.l . ,.. .'' . ..l '..
...GJr [Second Despatch.l
motion 10 substitute for Mr.. Yancy's
resolution-which contemplated the ad-
mission Of the Old Hunkers to the exclu-
sion Of the Barnburners resolution
admitting both delegations was adopted
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-06-07

tam correct Information OF all that prop
erly belongs to a casc-and if in this,
there is any thing to justify on the one
hand, it will be accepted as matter Of
satisfaction on the other. ] have no pri-
yate ends to answer:-I am not seeking
to displace the Representative for the
purpose Of putting another in his seat -
lam one Of those who believe that faith
full legislator, can do more service for his
constituents after he has acquired expert
once than before. But let him be impair
tial, with no private views ahead let
him labor for the bes, public good, which
If he fails to do, he is an improbable SER
want, worse than he who hid his talent in
a napkin--for il he failed to employ it TO
advantage, no certainly did not use it to
the injury Of others.
/ have written in the first person, and
al the instance Of lao ono save the p:opo-
sition Of the Linn county committee; but,
! believe have spoken the sentiments Of
the people, and therefore need no apollo
gy. believe it would be decidedly to
to the advantage Of the hume rous citizens,
70 deeply interested in the matters here
suggested, to send some capable and trust
worthy man, TO protect and promote their
interests land should myself esteem it q
privilege to contribute in furtherancs Of
the object. It seems to mo that our pccu.
liar condition requires u, to look 70 our
selves for proteciion-and further, that
the mischief occasionsd BY undue delay,
can never - repaired. II W. would
benefit BY the sssd 70 b sown BY thu tssy
ne, We must take care that the lowlg Of
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n Inas II T q gsl aSaI y! e5 ffFas n
s sls's s; ags as sss sna gss
of Rf 5Ess aesisis ne s soM S si5ts
# ss
TOM doors apdve my Is BIN
& e s w r. IA II. SsiReEos DEsa1sT,
ps4on e ops aasa &c sa s MI 81 ssr
nssps R'sszsIsfI'SFF t III g. a1s5 1s sss
n3assn and inpIpgea III.
but light pain % the patient
long In big profession and strict appica
ca e @ he % 81 s
and susgson Dentists il lhe ceantry.s rnyt ssu
81 j WEST fTae1icaI Dentist
e ha p Is o 's s' aas Ssssn'
MAGE as s sGns 81 fe ~
shs l5sid patronage , Iesiosors bestowed
upon youd solicit coat Of hapie. Alter
Ess @ Issii q md sss
ss q y e m fss sgI Sal IT. a s
/ CALI a VI III "a cf srvse 4 Il, . ~ 49,
Single Tooth. Iacantsi On ilns goi plate g g g
Plugging gold PEI esvy s. 81.
'ssass assa on new (
Tbs lbs s # a Palate supplied without
a sss s + h 81 s 8 ss s
pes mod r. and sSssa &c @ sa
Dentists the canntry may rely having their work
pts ffssffs ss sSas VIZ s Tes aos
L II. W. can refer 10 many peons who now
e.s'as ~ sssss.s's S. Dss.sss e :.
CHICKERING'S PLAN o-ToRrEs.
e. is ls1 ss aas ap'ss aI 4ss
only agsnst tlesaIa If ssy oaTns
sssss aa e CO s ia as
tied from The factory and chat the wall be the same
ssS ssi sna Sss es 81 lS
artaciels received and approssa;z2 y GHlCAEh5NG
rov,,s s M sas's rap9 s''sF 800
e. - sVo S fGsap str rsaT' aear Canal
fIIs r'3nss io ', of
tone apd ia5iIlty 8; Sofi s. dsohsn
ss S2a sfass ss
sgsTz sssk from lie most popular authors.
l I Ss ssss |as gIsss
aa'o bg bas sRa tspae
1ionss bsss TENOR and slto Psons 0frie
French Horns. waive and PLAN; BpIss.
hgityH H q ass he s1sa oysfS s os AZ
Harp, Bas yipI Violin and sGaitar INSTRUCTION
III AZ e 0st appsHysd spth the
Vail Nis paa ssAp e and TAKEN a
liz sbosenamsd an mercRandise
and sold and consequently Offered al
as n'sa Z ap
S 1is1S Ia - u NT rs Ayf3 IA GENT &
80 - z -. : = e = 80
MIR. HENRI HERE'S PIANO FoRTESSAND s
/ x1yp. n n AvS, f bas sEe p Rs to
i yv Inform info hs llsnss and The PUBLIC q
that he has By slr a. lMR2,u y "
/ PIANOS AND PIANfNQS Tic daily increasing de.
us,A II ihis toutify III Iese an i 80
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CARRIAGES .-CARRIAGl

"a IN EASTERN PRICES at the Commission. Ca
* RAGE REPQSITDRY,S M. 60 E 81
Sc. CHs9hKs Esstrset opposite tie Com S5NzE5s
~ receiving ASHTON ABB. y CARR "
of the latest styles, direct from the mlatntacoTIt
COACHES, ROCKAVVAYS,SsBA RDUCf HES b VI
GEES &c. Be-. for finish and price equal to any
market Customers PAIL and see ior theseiy
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MIR, HENRI HERBS PIANO FoRTESSAND
fJINf9Ss

EATM IT o. has the pleasure to =.
inform his irisnds and the public Of ss
lS Orleans and tIssu5Eoun 81 8, cogty III q
sole Agent for the sale at bis & RAND AND Sl4JARE
PIANOS. AND PIANlNOS The daily increasing der
man in this country these INSTRUMENTS and he great
satisfaction they have gven to buyers both America and
Europe have induced tV T. nj 70 to open room tor
their exhibition and sale e also takes eayeto cali pacn
lar attention thespi ANINOS which ased for
richness of tone and elegance of combining
great with unique bliancy and facility OF touch
They have been awarded the Gold Medal Of the FIRST degree
ae highest premium at the disposal Fench Govern
Inent and are general France gland and Ger
many Nv Z. begs leave 20 reert 10 the highest eos
gums bestowed them by Professors and the res on he
occasion of i f1ERz introducing the at MS
concerts.
An ample assortment will always be found at the
Depot Camp Street three doors from Canal st. S It
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BL AgKAANI DRsAR BIZ AZ VISFA -.
81 Fss Black BEA Nd n and every saIiasy 81 &sSS5
- - HATS and CA Rs "a MIR Eel ~
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a Es5 are now Tun1ny nom the upper
end Oh Lafayette TO the Aoyernmet w hart
81 My. 4 he carriages are ali new and inie.
10 not Superior TO any ever to- OF made
this city there but six running, but there
vii be sufficient number to accommodate all who
prohibited caed persons permitted to ride and
assured that strict attention will be paid TO
the comfort and all who favor sad line
with saer ps.tIonage y. u. 4AWS9NxE CO.
rare 10 cents Tickets, ~ hundred. for sale by
Collectors in the OmnibI,ses. ap2l
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'fTtEBdEfN 90 bb1ss DenTE III s ind IN elaea kf
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VFTAREsS POLITICAL ECON AIY Every poitis
political times. Fofsaieby NILES q SALE z. y CO
iE26 sdss lss59f IA n st. Charles street.
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fnsseI rs sfx xTR AcroR win prove bless
ing to all those who Il sovereign remedy for all
Burns, Sore Eyes elons blceis le l'olcfe
scaiion Hyits use Ina,nnaons removed Sseillngs
and even Modification stayed Twill be supplied
10 ali clergyn1en their a and The poor of their
4 street.
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SUM RESIDENCE AT IaANDEYILLE.5 !

TKUM Ks IA ALIG Is AN ID GARPET BAG
IoHN lfoRRis6Ns No. Is Canal errHrsss : ~
~ he public for sale ~ 14 4K
laTge 0rtnent hi The above articles at l 4@
Persons about the MINER wit DO
hIn Com pplied at wholesale, on abe
NeeaFk, Varelouse,s q Mai
den lane New York. IS m III nyz6 I'm &