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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-21
NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.


Destruction ct the steamer hnritnn.
when the steamboat RGrHap was this side oil
New Rrsh,or. Staten Island on herwsy uptbe Bay
ve.,eri AZ morning at about 10 O'Clock. she was dis
covetcd II Be on ire The fire was first seen just
before the iurnsce in the IRE room, and when per
ceivei by the passengers was bursting through the
deck There were between 100 aud 200 psssen.
GERS On hosrd and their terror may better be imag
intd than described.
Car, Isaac FisHsF tho commander. acted in
This crisis with srest h-mness aud managed the
burning vessel in the most admirable manner. lie
rsn her directly ashore on the fats on the north
side Of 6jbbei Island aud all the passengers IS.
c.pea without iuiory though two or three of them
iumped into the water before the boat landed
There were nine horses on board and all of them
were los; some horned cattle Were thrown over
board and escaped by swimming. The rest OF the
csrso consisting Of oats aud other produce on
theSsy to market was all destroyed the boat being
burned down TO the waters edge.
The fire was caused by the blowers forcing the
doors Of her furnaces open and blowing the ire out
into the engine room. There was large amount
Of produce aud some live stock board. most OF
which viii be LOST None of the passengers were
Injured The Passsic Capt. Gahey. brought them
% the City.
The Rsritan belonged 10 the Messrs. Stevens Of
this city and was valued at $50 OOO had been lately
overhsuled and reGtted with new boiler, furniture
sc. at the expense o. $50 oOO-was an uncom
raouly fast boat and insured but we do not know
70 wha, amount. The Psssaic took down Fire En-
gine No. S, aud partially succeeded in subduing the
flames the h. will be a total loss.
We hear that one of the fremen Of the RGrtan
is missing; il is feared he has persisted in the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-21

A PRoyIso MEETISG.--A meetins was held al
Indianapolis on the 81 inst without distinction OF
party. for the purpose Of expressing ITS
regard to tie extension of Slavery over Tree soil
r Lsthrop presided.
A Committee representing the different pol't
cal parties, was appointed TO prepare Resolutions
who reported a number, which were unanimously
adopted. The following are the most significant
P,srs1 That we permit Ilriy iranmels 10 proven,
The free and fu expression Of opinion, on ina suDso
the extension Of slavery territory now ours OF 10 e
hereafter ACQUIRED by Government and that as re
sons of nee soil and free Government, we msEe the
cause our own and in the msjesty ana sttensn .,
~ ,h ana riyht proclaim 10 the world unaler be
opposition to extending the bghtng carse OF slavery o'ei
one foot of soil row free. 4,
Rssolred, That our representatives In Congress wac
have boldly asd fearessy stood by the principles OF inc
Wimot provso In the face OF opposition, have our near
appreciation ard freemen, committed 10 the greAt
cpes II Freedom pledge ourselves to stand ~ heh
70 the last
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Weekly Report Of Deaths

state of sac Weather.
Weather warm and fine.
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r. f.s Ctfy aaf County Of Mr. i0rs from re ia das Of
March. i3is 20 "a. ls fag Of harct, lofd.
Men. 7j-,somen. sl-Boys sl-Girls - Total, sos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-21

A WIG CITY.-The Wings continue 10 main
their ndenoy the City Of Philadelphia Al the
Elections Friday ies they Carried their officers 10 ali
the WsIds bot thfee-NoTth Mulberry Pine aud Upper
Delwaresnd in these the sj)utes sga1st them were
very small 10 too the Alderman OF North Null
terry two votes would have changed the result.
Ifhil.d lnquiref.
The Wing vote was 4, 432-Loco 2,O95-Native
l.43. Last year, Wing G 72O-Loco iJO2-Native
2,5s2. The Wing majority this year is , .337-ast
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-21

~ TIE Ta=erH Wig, Pekin, Illinois, has
been discontinued. Reason asa subscribers and forty
doIls' worth Of advertising would nj support 1t. s,pS
eislly on the credit system.
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mo JOnN >. pnC ~ = ~ =. : -
FROM so East BROADWAY.

HI the old established stsndfhe subscriber oess ieaVs
10 inform the public that he has removed his moneyosn.
ng ahshuent from the above place & ths corner OF
F,st Broadway and Scanmest where hs viii continue 70
End money on watches, plate, jswsiry diamonds sioh'
ins spd personal property OF every description
JOHN J. LEVY, Licensed Pssnbroser,
corner OF East Broadway and Scammcls
NJ ~ - 49,. b,li dor 29f lIrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-21

"A inz Wax Waters steel Pens, cards and IN be xes
Qdi. Note Paper ard Enssiops, States pold rens
ivory and Bone Folders Pocket Inksands Book States
PLAYING Cards. "a &c with general assortment OF an
cy and staple Stationery Tor sale az very o@ prices Dy
FRANCIS LOUrKEL, Ststionsrs, " Madrn-iene'
CsoroN INk-A superior article of Black Writing ies,
various sizes constantly hand, securely paesei Iof
..fr
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New Publications..

TnE CZAR, MS CouRr And PforLEi INcLlWs1 loVR
IN NORWAY ADD SWEDEN By JOHN ) maxwell
Baker Scribner. limo. Pp. j5o.
The North is now by far the most interesting part
Of Europe ali the rest having long since become an CID
story. Ir Maxwell has seen H. too, with very good eyes
and describes in on easy "A hand way, which will beionnd
very agreeable. His jjurneyings through Norway and
Sweden are especially interesting for be reason That we
know less of those countries than Of Russia The work
4, printed in very handsome style and will find plenty Of
readers.
tYs "THE Pictorial History OF ESGLAND-A
History of the People as well as Of the Kingdom
ted by several hundred Wood-Cus by GRO. L. CLAAk
AID CHAs MAcFARLAsD, assisted by Other contributors
snow been brought down 20 thcaccesson Of George ILL.,
in the American Reprint Of the Messrs Harper, forming
four large royal ocavos Of some 900 pages each For the
more recent history Of England, understand that less
vyumnous History Will be substituted for the Pictorial
hut Illustrated and issued uniformly with THIS SO as &c
! complete the work in another volume.
That Is not large class which can find time to Iead Sc
annie History Of any kingdom, even Of that inos'
Interesting 10 rs but we doubt whether any history OF
Eqqlsnd can be more interesting than this The History
Of the People has bat recently been attempted that Of
kings courts armies and butoheries had almost exclusive
10 euqrossed attention down to the opening Of The present.
century Wereoce that the Peoples Annals al last be-
o., 10 be written and so well written as in the history be-
fore u.s. Tho Illustrations not mere embellishments
mt real and practical aids 10 the understanding Of the
text The Messrs. Harper have issued the work most
| crcditaby.
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A II. GALE & cos
SBOOTs AND SHOES CHEAP-0r.ss p

hBOOTs AND SHOES CHkAP-0rest eu-
saips-BisHOP. 80 Grand corner OrchaxdsI
n will opsa his great boot and shoe ssssstfsneent 90
~ Ss,srasy. March 10, with very large sne sA.sn,
assortment Of boots and shoes for the spihS seo
summer trade Ladies' fns ssitsn see 10 'of cus
hns 90. u and % for slippsn a. sse e' - 80 .s
morocco boots 10; fr mens boots ss ios ~ no es
fog sswed - ana -h ,ot ooys 49, ~. ~
ana ~. t.s ,ou,hs &C. and Sc fof mems ofoesns 70
sad u. fos Ao,s biossss - cad "a SeesP essspeN-
Gone and bat essss.ss ------- ..- -
AosrrszRNs-Aso the Inhabitants Of Willisme
ss.h RnSiiys, Staten fsasS, Jsfsey City, 40
- respectfully informed that cod essorsmsat
ATsss'rsss Booss ard Shoes are kept sonstaaty
a. e.sS Johu Brosdwsy which is eonysnisnt
~ ~ ia siass fairy routss The subsesiber tales
.r,e. care % ksep had complete assortmeat OF
Esss seoss snd Lsss Bocts fcr ehdrsas veal sil Of
M, s~u such will give sef,sfsstion
,esss hss tssiy Boots 81 the lov price Of - 70 10
ssahs cole Winter buoss at 4o and eleeeaf congress
eesss ossers Se. Aso ladiss srd missss nae mssaae
over-saassl seats metallic sa1 eAlfskis Over
ssf La n O CURTIS, Johs-a ssst bros6wsy
IN SPRING FAsUlONs-HATs HATS i-Psris
~ lsssa ssis Il ~ sssL 70 ,sSss sos q ssh.r. -
s,ss Ia sssls hsish os> 10 many Psees " neea
hs. ii 81 IIs'i ono. r. u Bse~N' iS cssslss
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T a TETTER TO A rATHnR.


To Dr. CHRIsrs's AeESr-S,ys The following 10 the
purport OF from my daughter who has eeefved 90
much benefit from the Of Chrstes 6evanie articles
(which purchased from you) that have thought proper
10 gys IL for your satisfaction we'll ss for the benefit OF
those who may be similarly afiicted' fou are u hosc
to use il as you think proper.
Respectfully, Nc o. hiCkhOrE,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-21

DEAR p ! wrote to you some time aeco cd informed
YOU of the benefit received from the 0slvanie Belts And
Mssuetc Fluid you sent me- have found II the oee ana
noly tbins that gave me relief have gotten entirely
over INV ameness and had better health In my lie
II as good and truly believe II had not got the Belt
and Flaid would have now been dead. Before used
them could not sleep, and falling away to uotans
had been for eight weeks unable to dress myself Or 81
times 10 turn 10 my bed without hsp The use u Chs
ties Belt and Fluid restored me to entire health MIR
Bell was also afflicted for two with the Rheumatism
n ths .hOulders he tried them aud cured at once
shsn ali medic aid had failed shall ever regard your
Galyanic aud Magnetic presents - my most valued
friends We are all now 10 perfect hes'tn; - mr.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-21

rs,O HARDWARE and Fancy Goods Dealers-Ws
have lost received supply Of three sizes OF Grswoid
Hooks suitable for trout piosere and lake fishing and
c.ss 10 the trsde The hook the first and original
sprins striking hook 10 contryed with fat spring ana
vs and much superior TO the various imitatsohs WIN
wire springs and preferred By dealers ana consune-
For sale, wholesale and retail, BY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-21

Why LARGE rAfkR FOR rflh COUNTRY
.ruNl shea eNefN SArvNpsN NosNtNe ~ the -" riia
u = ne saruia ie asNsn.r ll copies Tor So nr
,,ntes Iol N.I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-21

4" GRAYDoS's Men AND TIMES or THE AMERi-
CAN REvoLurIos"-This we'll known valuable wotA
has inst been republshed by Messrs Lindsay B-k'on
Of Philadelphia in handsome style and at avery reasonable
crcs I, IS for sale in this city by W. II. Graham III
bune Buildings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-21

" "THE BOTTLE; or, The Evil Results OF
Ia,emperance in Eight Plates Designed by GEORGE
CnurKsuAxK has Just been issued in eight large tinted
Autographs by F. Mieheu, III Sassau-st. It's pow
ero sermon against Drunkenness incpeni and msurer'
which ought to be spread the walls Of every grogsnop
and eenteeler drinking place, and dashed In the lace o.
every moderate drinker. We trust Temperance LecI'
rer, and other champions Of tho Cause may combine 10
give Il the widest circulation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-21
uYDROPATHY.-Dr TRAIL apple. the W Nat.

Cure to both acute and chronic diseases Ordinary
fsvers cured by this system IN two or hee Gays
srsvtsd cases OF Ship fever have been repeatedly cured
In nj, hands week. Patients with chronis com
plants received At the establishment, 10 LsiehtH
81 I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-21
DER,IANENT BOARD WANTED From {

L l.t of May good sized lth hrepsee, furnished
OF unfurnished by single gentlemen, with tu board or
breakfast aud tea only Location between Ffantn ana
Houston St. nesr Broadway The advertiser would be
Willing 10 engae. desirable for year reason
.be terms Address W G. Tribune Ohce stating terms
g. s,bieb mus, he moderate ml8 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-21

NOR sALE-A handsome, we'll stusted and prohts'
J. lea and variety store, witch s only to be sold 10
coraueucs Of the owner being engaged 10 the wholesale
business and unable attend 70 H. lnqaire at the store
- INV " ~ mo 81
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With high respect, sincerely S9ai.' r,,oupsoN

rhompsouville, Sullivan Co NY. March IL istS.
Many hundred testimonials, from sources equally re-
spectacle together with explanatory psmphlss msy be
"1 RRfFTiwATIsMs BRONCHITIS AND DYSPEPSIA.
The following 10 from clergyman, wellsnown and OF
distingui shed attatnme and e putstiOn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-21

,E,DYrn- a.. r.,Bectahle young l.dy, situation
w - H. r-~rr.i hou,ewors IN = small famiIL Apply
=, tg5 s,sth.,vrrus between Twelfth and ihittsssts
"a Bet city reference. -
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-01
A CERTAIN CURE FOR PILES.

A CERTAIN CURE FOR PILES.
DR.. UPHAM'svEGETABLEE LECTUARY
uTANINTERNAL REMEDY.e1 ysEj &
YEyHE Vegetable Pile Electuary, 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 the A.
mcrican public. ,at}tt @I5stt}4Sf Y
Mark this; it is an internal remedy-hot an
external application, and will cure any case OF
Piles, either bleeding or blind, Internal and OK
tcrnal, and probably the only thing that VIII.
There is no mistake oboutit 1t is positive
5use---sspveay ana permanent, 1t is also con-
yenient medicine TO take and improves the gen
eral health in remarkable manner -
Each box contains twelve doses, at & cents
per dose. It's very mild in its operation, and
may be taken in cases Of the most acute IN
Illumination without danger. All external ap
plications are in the highest degree disagreed
BILE, inconvenient and offensive; and from the
very nature Of the disease, temporary in their
effects. This medicine attackst the disease ut
its source. and removing the cause renders the
cure certain and permanent
INFLAMMAToRY DISEASES.
Although the Eectuary was originally pre-
pared for the cure Of piles, yet it has proved
itselfto be medicine far superior to al lothers,
mall diseases of an inlammatory character,
with determine ton Of blood to any particular
part or organ. In inflammation and conges-
ton of the liver and spleen; inflammation, sore
ness and alteration of the ,stomach, bowels,
kidneys, and bladder; in inlamuiatory and
mercurial rheumatism, il is the best medicine
syer discovered. l,f fss,t,ff,,f,t s.ss.Sg n 4ts
TO MARRIED LADIES' 96aq@ btnf
Married Ladies are almost invariably subject
to that painful and I'M urous disease, the PILEs,
with CONSEQUENT inhamma ton of The stoma CD,
bowels and spine, weak ness of che back, flow
of blood to the head, &c. The clectuary rs
perfoctlysa forpregnantsl adies, and the most
useful cathartic that can possibly be used !, Us
lit will not only remove the piles and all int
llfammatery dlseasesWithout paihor irritation,
but will ensure all easy. time, "a safedelivcry,
and sound CONSTITUTIONAL the offspring ia
9sDoat 5y cUREnFoR LIFE SECURED. fs 9
The Electuary contains no mineral Meai-
cine;no aloes, colocynth, Gamboge,, or other
powerful and irritating pnrga tive. os fear OF
taking Guild wbii eundeFics influence, no change
in diet necessary lfHtaken according 70 the
directionsA cuREF;,r LiFH IS GUARANTEED
~HIPamphfets, giving valuable inforina ton
respecting thissme ecne, may be- Obtained OF
| uJFor saielin St. Lou.sa. at the Family Med
icine Store of DIR. E.-EASTERLY, No. IL
Chestnut street, nearl opposite the Post Office
ITDR. p. EASIsERLY j, sole General agent
for Missouri Illinois, iowa, and Wisconsin, to
i whom, MI orders must addressed:#saslln "a a5t
| ITFor sale, who lcsa To- and retail. by t. lMA
SON, Druggist Dubuque, Iowa, a nd by, Mossrs
GREENE s. BROTHERS., Cedar, Rapids,aA.
gents. atis99tite lS47-n47-tfl.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-01
MEDICINES.
.P,E5RlIEY n He B LgOi I'd
as NJ O F r. ATS
VEGET ABLE LIFE PILLS
b1 ftA tSa AND
/. PHOENIX BITTERS.

The high and envied celebrity which these
The which they profes 10 cures has rendered the
usual practice Of putting not only oT anWo
work. testify Tor HEM and thrive mol " the faith q
the credulous. ssh @a37s
HrE1 A-l1I -ln - NESS
r or ASTHMA, ACUTE and CHRONIC RHEUMATISM
e M sLtPG vkR enc
In the south and west where these diseases prevail they will
be found Invaluable Planters farmers, and others who once
these Medicines, afterwards be vii bout them
tcos4TVENEss, COLDSfE COUGHS, CHOLIC.
CONSUMPTION Used with crest s,cesss in this disease
CORRUPT HUKORS, DROPSIEs,
ease should delay using these medicines Immediately.
EkUP7IONs Of tie Skin, ER4YslPELAS f - =,
sLENCY, aE f.9ae 20 st4i 9l@5E
FEVER aud AGUE. For This scourge Of The wss.
tern country these medicines will DO found safe. speedy and
certain remedy Other nenes tho systen subject to
return Of the easea by these medicines is permanent
TRY THEM, BE SATISFIED, AND BE CURED. "a
.,FoULNEss Of 7C.0MPLExIoM q
q 4 Il DE Ri LITE,
&, govt, fGIDDINEss, GRAVEL. HEApAcHEs, gspe'y
1 FISH :. lnPvRE BLOOD. AUNDicE Loss q lPPE
LIVER co MP zA1MT rs,
n e K & u RAJ DIsEAsEs-
Never fails eradicate entirely all the effects Of Mcry inf
nley than the most powerful preparation Ct sarsapara
NIGHT sIYEATs. NERVOUS pEBILTY nERn0vs
4 PALPITATION Of The HEART, PlINTER'siGHOLlC,
EsIxs s. The original proprietor Of these medicines
cured Of Piles Of IS standing by Tho use o. these Lille
/ Medicines alone. r. ~
PAINS IN the head eide back limbs joints anogans.
II * EU III "A II rs M Those afflicted with t'ia
terrible dsease WILL sure BY the Liz Medicines.
RUSH of HOOD to the HEAD, sCURVY.
SALTRHEUM, sIvELLINGs, ..,a.cgi
scROrULA, On fsTNasa HvfL, in its
worst FORMS ULG ERspdf srsry description.
W O 70 M s Of all kinds, efectauly expelled BY
these Medicines Parents will do weio administer them when
ever their existence suspected Relief will BIO certain
THE LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BTTERS
= N2l PURIFY THE BLOOD, 49, sm
And thus remove all disease from the system.
A single trial will place the LIFE PILLS and
PRENIX BiTTERS beyond the reach Of eompe.
ton in the estimation Of every patilnt. 81 gss1 h
The genuine of these medicines now put up IN white
wrappers and labels, together with pamphlet. eaie'
oh which drawing of Broadway from Wall street to o
Office by which strangers visiting the city can very easl
End us. The wrappers and Samaritans arc copyrighted
therefore those who procure them with whe
that they come direct from US, don't touch them
! NJ Prepared and sold by
| DIR, WILLIAM q. MO TT a 8
as5 Broadway, corner Of Anthony street, New York.
| IopnSeie by
r. Mason, druggist, Dubuque; A G
IClarye, merchant, Andrew, Clarke & Bro
Maquoketa; Greene & Brothers, Cedar Ra
! pids; E.. 81. Wood, Sabnla; Z. f. Barry
80 5 '.,5% ' PHILIP VIELE;
General Agent, Fort Madiso
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-01
NEW GOODS.

Mill saws, cross cut saws, hand saws, com
pass sa VS. brond Axes, hand dos: cLor rilys de-,
Nail hatchet-; Files of all sorts, steclyards;
counter sea les; braces and bits, drawing Knives;
Chscls of all sorts; screw drivers: si,aks slave;
door locks, latcbes and bolts; butts nd screws;
chest locks. cupboard locks. till locks, AID va
rious other articles usually kept in this mar
ket .t# *io ,'h ~.
Es EsEkes Gfsala Sc Is.
Cloth brushes. hair d., Paint DO, scrulkirs
securing and sweeping do, White wasi, go.
shoe do, busting do. hcrse do, also an assort
ment Of PA IN1'S, white nd red lead; Sl,ani>l
brown Venetian rcd; ClsroEic and green vol
low, Ochre, sc. &C.,; also Oils; IanA Oh s srei NJ,
castor, and Lnsced oils;
Groceries and Liquors. generally assort.
mcnt OF al sorts usually kertin this marx Il.
His stock in gen era is arg G, and for variety is
not surpassed by my in the city, and his ar
engagements arc such that he will be constant
~ in receipt Of fresh supplies during the su,a-
MGR. He has also replenished his stock ut
Casca de-. md intends keeping general ussort-
mcnt there, which will be so.d,as low is siH.iar
Goods are solid Dubuque. with the mere OK
pense ofhanling added.
i9-n39-tf IOHN S1MTLOY.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-01

A<ONSUMPTION o! the Lungs, affections
y, Of the Liver, Asthma, bronchitis, Pain
or weakness of the Breast or Lungs, Chronic
Coughs, Plcuricy, Hemorrhage Of the Lungs
and all the affections Of the Pulmonary Or
gans.
Among all the famous medicines Of con-
sumption, none seems to be meeting with great
or success or gaining, a higher reputation,
than that most wonderful artscle, yWiS1lrss
EalssRaDf 81.
That it stands at the head Of ufl other rem
cdies,, is now universally conceded. it has
cured thousands upon thousands, of all class.
es, ncascs oftlle most dangerously consmlmp.
tive charact er; and phys clans of the gruutest
eminenco. throughout our whole country, do
unhes.tatng!y pronounce it to, be one Of the
lnost powerful curative Of Pulmonary diseases
in tho whole range Of Pharmacy. Tie sale in
tho Western States has, TINS far, been unpar-
the most gra flying proofs of its
efficacy have been received from every place
whereit has been used. Thousands or Con.
sumptivc patients ilavcyalready tested its, cx.
allied virtues, and confess lis surprising ex.
cellencc and amazing power. The remarka-
bic success Of this Balls m, is no doubt owing,
in u great measure, to tho peculiarlyag
BILE and powerful nature of SITS ingredients
sltisa. fine herbal medicine, composed chiefly
OF WILD CHERRY BERKand the genuine ICELAND
MOSS, (the latter imported expressly for this
purpose) tho rare medical virtues Of which re
eombined,s by "a new chemical process, tie
virtues Of which are also of TAI; thus render,
ing the whole compound the most certain, and
efica cious ever discovered for CoNsuMrrox OF
THE LUNGS, LIVER AFFECTIONS, ASTHMA, BRoN-
chris, aAd all Diseases of the Rcspitofy Or.
gans. as.,HrR1t q
Reader, be thou startled to- see this Great
american Remedy suppIantng every other
3n lsa N, hefo 4 he n,Ihric
And why should it not, when BY, its humid
reds and thousands Of cures; in cases. hereto.
fore considered hopeless, are bcing perform
| cd in all parts Of the United States?
Gcrtifc tics Of WHICH from the highest. sour
cessnre pouring in UPON the proprietor every
| mail, aud would DC published but rortlleswant
|ofspace. trial will convince The most skep
ticai Gifts curatircproperties. III S5I Ssls
HENRY sBLAIlSLEY. p
Southwest corner Third and Chestnut streets,
St. Louis; Mo-. General ent for; tho Westa
/ Sold, also, Wholesale and retail by
DIR. r. MASON. t.i4 sgrn Dubuque! s.
CIR F., g BROTHER, y Cedurfsdpils.
ID. A. tBARRO WIS, Gulcru.
a. d. BOYCE, IN. 76l qaaue Galann.da b
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Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-01
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10000 VOLUlN r E,ER S WANTED
EMERSON, SHIELDS a. CO.,SI<
A RE in receipt and nowroceivng the larg-
IA est stock Of Goods that cvor landed in
THIS city, commencing in the store, and rum
ming through warehouses and cellars These
are important facts which VIC are fully
20 prove to the satisfaction ofany
person or persons that will travel through the
above enumerated PLACES having impli cit con.
fidencc that such will universally be admitted
to be a fact. We will content ourselves by
small portion Of the leadingsafs
ticfes, not having ., desire to trouble the cdms
muhity with q long list Of antruths, and more
we dislike to hear the printers
2 rumble. 81 81, IL ,,,f,s. s (, 80.
/ Dubuque, July 14th. ! SAT nd sisS-