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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-05-30
Glad 1sdimgs Of Great Joy bring to yoa
and all Mankind!

UNU UtL l4UUhtUU.
ID FAD, MOTHERS, FATHERS NURSES,
IL GUARDIANS, One and All, what others
say Of DIR. KEELER'S CORDIAL and
ca R.UIyN.A TIVE for the radical and spec
dy CURE Of Diarrhea. Dyseutery, Chole-
ra Mtantune, Cholera .Morbus, Collie, Fiat :
uiency, &c., and for the many derange-
ments of the Stomach and Bowels, from
CHILDREN TEE THING.
[PHYsIcIAN's TESTIMONY.
This will certify, that l have examined
Dr.. Keeler's Cordial Carminativc, and have
ascertained its component parts, and consid
er it good family medicine, and worthy
the attention o! mothers and nurses; and con-
slider they will do we'll to retain 1t in their
families. S. STEWART, NJ. D.
Corner Third and Queen Streets.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 18th. lS47.
DR.. Kecler:-At your request, | have
tried your Cordial in my own family, as we'll
as in several Instances, upon those [ have
had occasion to prescribe for, and am highly
pleased with its operation land have no doubt
it will ere long become one of the most pop
ular remedies for affections Of the stomach
and bowels, of the present day.
With the best wishes for its success, be-
lieve me,
Yours truly, SANFORD BELL, NJ. D..
late Surgeon U. s. Army.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail,
north west corner Third and South, and
Third and Green streets, Philadelphia.
Price IS cents per bottle.
For sale by DIR. E.ASTERLY south
east corner Of Third and Chestnut streets,
Agent for St. Louis.
For sale by T. MASON Druggist, Agent
for Dubuque Iowa.
Dr. Upham's Vegetable Ezectuary, or In
lermaz REMEDY FOR THE PILES,
1r,umphant!
$4,000 Cases Cured the past year.
o. This .Nedicine is Uarranted TO cure
all cases IF piles, either bleeding or blind,
internal or external. and allint1amaisry dis
eases, found In conjunction sollh The piles
such as Chronic D,sentery, Weakness and
inflammation of the Spiue, Falling Oft the bow
els, womb, &C., that females particularly
are subject to, under peculiar circumstances;
tol which many certificates could be given
Of speedy and effectual cures-but delicacy
!orbds their publication, , amf
Severe and Habitua1 Costiveness,
Flow of blood to the Head, Ucerations,
Fistulas, inflammation of the Stomach, find
of speedy cure in DR.. UPHAM's ELECTUARy.
1t is an internal remedy, and cures by its
action on the bowels and blood, the relaxed
state of which is the cause of the above
named diseases.
Universal Commentator.
From every city, town and village, where
Dr.. Upham's Vegetable Pile Electusry has
been introduced, the most gratifying intel
llgence Of it's effects have been received by
the Proprietor. In hundreds of instances it
has triumphed over cases which were Deem
ed incurable.
o. For Sale by DIR. T. MASON, Drug
gist, Agent fer Dubuque. Iowa:-GREEN
& BROTHER, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
FARMERS HOME.
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INVITATIONS of WooD and MARBLE, Maps
L Mounted and Varnish ed, Society Banners,
Badges, Aprons, &C., painted with neatness
and dispatch, by BENNETT G. HARDIE.
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"OU Sc, SIGN, FANCY, ORNAMENTAL, and
III CHAIR PAINTING, GLIDING, GLAZING,
PAPER HANGING, &c. by
BENNETT & HARDlE.
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v
May IS. 1S49.
ESTATES OF
Ira Williams,
Martin S. Ames,
George L. Bowers,
Francis Bannister,
S. M Darlington,
John Bergen,
Antoine Cote,
J. V Campton,
Micheal Duggan,
Philip S. Dade,
S. D. Dixon,
Robert Farm,
James C Fletcher,
Bernard Fink,
Dennis Fitzgibbon
Robert Gowan,
Anthony Gehrig,
David Hogan,
George A. Hendry.
Henry Hulse, S
John Harmon, {
Rich. Johnson, ]
Clement LIE Page, ]
Baptiste LePage, ]
Micheal Leytein,
John McCabe,
John Meyer, :
Abel Matthews, !
VIM. Moreing, ]
Ed. Mutton, {
Carrot Maggie I
Mich. O'Mara, T
Jos. Patneand, B
iona. Richardson,
Jos. Richardson, I
Robt. Rittenhouse:
Charles Reider,
Aug. w. Scott,
John Shorter,
Sam. Story,
James Sutton,
John Sheridan,
Henry Simplot,
w. B. Smith,
J. R. Thompson,
John Wyatt,
Mary Waters, "
Phillip J. Weigl,
John Blush, ]
Martha Leonard
III. H. Weichrnai
H. G. Daugherty
David Sleator, 1
John Snider,
VanMeter,
William Collins,
Baptiste LeP age
L.H.Langworth,
Wesley Kyle,
w. G.. Ste wart,
]. p. Farley,
Susanna Sinlplot
Antoine Loire, o:
Gar. w. Gehon,
Abraham Cline,
James Stone, Of
VIM. H. Hymer,
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The PROOF.

Er'ract(rom the Galena North Western Gazette
BY the use of Sloan's Ointment and Condi.
ton Powder, have entirely cured u Fistula
OIL my horse, and otherwise improved his con
dition more than 500 per cent on the cost Of
the medicine; and dow which was so feeble
as to be considered worthless by himself and
ncighbors was restored to good health and
strength by the use Of less than half package
of the powder, and is now doing better than
any other COW | have. VIM. VINCENT.
Small Poy Nav IL 1919
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PREPARE FOR THE CHOLERA. .
I AM now preparing the Medicines for the
l. Cholera. that are so highly recommended
by Drs. Cartwright and Mcdowell. The Me-
dicines are prepar ed from the best Of articles,
that are warranted pure and genuine. Direc.
tions ahcompany each package.
Dubuque, apl 25th E. F. GILLESPIE.
r5tas@ #es*&a .Gaf.sa Under City Hotel
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Il. II U u kATIoT IL.
Dubuque, March 5th, lS49. 27-lv
SARSAPARILLA, PILLS, g. POWDERS,

I HAVE on hand n large supply of Town.
Il sends Sarsaparila, Moffatts Pills and Bit.
tiers, Wrights Braggs, Smiths and Lee 3 Pills,
and Kueckelhaus' Worm Powders. These arti.
Giles arc warranted to be e. nuine, and will be
sold cheap. . E. F.GILLESPIE.
March 5th, 1S49. civ
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100 GALLONS Alcohol for sale BY
lUyJ T.MAS6N.s
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The Half has not been told..

Fog Riuer, juno II, 1873.
Dr. Sloan-Sir: Please send by the bearer
new supply of your Horse Medicines They
are the b>st articles of the kind that have ev
err used--ncvcr having been disappointed in
their effect, as have been IN the use OF others,
even the most celebrated Ointments, Lini-
&C., Of the day. like very much this feature
in them, viz: that they do all that is promised,
to add, that "hulf has rot been toId''
Respectfully, NJ. MUDLEY.
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REGULAR PACKET.

r. I'D eaa REGULAR PACKET,
BetDeen st. Louis, st. Peters, and St. Croir.
4 THE substantial, light draught
vSl1 steamer CORA, J. E. German,
g. Master, will run Us Regular
Packat between tho above ports, during the
next season. CONNIE ncing her trips on the open.
ing of navigation.
April 3D., 7S49. 31.ds. #ss
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The Difference

The ordinary ointments and linments it is
we'll known, are severe and partial in their op.
Grafton. Sloan's Ointment is mild, yet ,horo
it reaches and removes the cause, hence it
gives real and permanent relief
For purity, mildncss, safety. certainty, and
thoroughness. Sloans Ointment exceIs, and is
rapidly superseding all other Ontments and
Lnimcnts now in use
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BOARDING HOUSE

He assures the public that no efforts on his
part, will be left untried to give perfect salts.
faction to all who may favor him with their
patronage. The house has undergone thorouhg
repairs, which renders il equal to any in the
City, in point Of comfort and convenience.
Attached to the premises is excellent Stabling.
In short, every thing necessary to conduct such
an establishment has been provided.
PETER KIENE.
Aprll5, 1916. no 81 y
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FARMERS HOME.

The Undersigned would respectfullyinform
the travelling public, that he has taken the
House formerly occupied by Mr.. Henry Pfort
ser on Main Street where heintendst 10 keep q
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Extraordinary Cure
Popular ODini0n

If popular opinion is any criterion of the
worth of on article, we invite the incredu!ous
to read at least few of the many voluntary
certificates that appear in our columns respect
ing the great variety of remarkable cures cf.
fectcd by the use Of ''Sloan's Celebrated ONT.
mcnt and Condition Powders.'
These remedies no longer remain among
those of doubtful utility, they have passed
from the tide of experiment, and now sta nd
higher in reputation and arc becoming more
extensively used than all other articles of the
kind Mich. City News.
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CLEANSE YOUR HOUSES g. CELLARS.
HAVE Just received one barrel of superior
CHLORIDE or LIME, for purifying
cellars, &C., for sale by E. F. GILLESPIE.
Dubuque apI 25th. Under CITY Hotel
.ss STONE WARE. =
500 gallons assorted Stone Ware for sale by
JEo SIMrLoT.
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Beebe's Grove, Will CO., ILL.,, Oct. "a As
Mr.. Soan-Sir: l have tested the virtue Of
your Ointment, in the cure of rattle-snake
bites, sore throut, burns, and many other iniu
rics, and in every case it has surpassed our ex
pectations. AS Family Ointment, l have
never seen its equal, and for beasts we can't
get along without it.
Yours, MILES NJ JOHNS ON
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GOOD NEWS.
GRATIF YING INTELLIGENCE. d.

GRATIF YING INTELLIGENCE
From every part of the country where Slean' s
Horse Ointment and Condition Powders have
been introduced, the proprietor has received
the most gratifying intelligence Of their re-.
tude of instances, they have triumphed over
diseases which had baffled the skill Of celebra.
ted Terriers, and were considered incurable.
These medicines are rapidly superseding all
other remedies now in use for discussed horses
and cattle.
THE GREATEST ARTICLE OUT.
Racine, Wisconsin, January s. lS49.
Mr.. A. B. Van Dorcn, Milwaukee, Wis.
Sir: Please send by the stage for the enclos
ed cash. doz. Sloan's Ointment. "It's the
greatest article out" for ali the purposes for
which it is recommended. Truly yours, &C.,
H. s. CARY.
The New York herald., 1849-04-28

tate to enter into fresh operations but appear to be
disposed to feel ground and meanwhile the prin
cipa transactions are zen primes" The primes" in
great request for the end Of the month"; nego
tiated with considerable margins This indicates that
the ideas Of considerable RISE which have prevailed
for several months are not abandoned.
Bank shares well held, and are firm. Little or
nothing is doing in railways with the exception of the
North in which many sales have been made owing to
report that dividend will be declared for the
rent twelve months.
send you the prices for the last week
The New York herald., 1849-04-28
United States DIor.h.I,. Om.

ArRiL T-Chdrge Of Reroh.-John Howes. William
Davenport, George Cook, and William Hill four Of the
crew 81 .he Atahc were arrested this evening under
States commissioner, upon the afdavt OF Samuel Rose
master OF said vessel charging them with an attempt
examination '~
The New York herald., 1849-04-28
United States District Court.

BEFORE Judge Belts.
APRiL 2.--Wiliau Lennon u.s. Natkan RieAmond.--A
libel suit for the recovery Of $50 for work done by H.
belant on the bark Tecumseh owned by defendant, ~
proceeding in this Court II is Of nointere except ~
the parties concerned
The New York herald., 1849-04-28

fM0lco fBo)I, 600
Dated l2th April, Isi9sr n. MARSHALL Chief Cashier.
The New York herald., 1849-04-28

The French government received Dispatches, on
Thursday stating that the Austrans had been beaten
are discouraged and they have not the proper degree
Of confidence In their leaders II Is stated that the
Austrian troops which had taken refuge in Waacha
have been ordered by the Turkish authorities to DO dis
armed
The Magyars have made movement against Pesth
and oil public moneys have been transferred to Ofen.
Kossuth has invited the Hungarian deputies to In
Parliament at Pesth on the 14th Of April.
The Imperial army has lost, since the commencement
of the Hungarian campaign onethird of its number,
by death in battles and in the hospitals.
Ii isrHmored that Prince Windischgratz has been
beaten Pesth, and that the Hungarans have
tered the town
The whole Of Puchncr's stores Of arms and ammu-
milton at Hermansadt, and have fallen into the
hands Of BEN.
The Hungarians have defeated the scrvian Imperias
at kannyxia
Count Nugcnt endeavored to take Petcrwaradin by
assault, but was driven back with immense loss
Comorn still holds out as last resource, the Aus
trians to batter IL with red hot balls They have
lost 4 600 men before Comorn.
TIE AUsTRIANS IN TURIN, ETC.
Marshal Radetzky has consented to abandon his do
mand of placing an Austrian garrison in Aessandria,
and he will merely occupy the small town Of Vacnz "a
on the Po
The Chevalier Bruck, Austrian Minister OF Com
mcrce, has been depued by his government to nego-
tiate treaty Of peace with the King Of Sardinia lie
ret out from Vienna the I'd instant, for Verona
where the negotiations to be conducted
King Charles Albert arrived on Sunday at Bayonne
and left The following morning for Oporto.
The Conoordta OF urn, Of the ID states that popu-
lar movement had broken out at Albertville Asti,
CgDco Alexandria Vereelli, and Caste have openIy
ayowed their opposition TO the of the armistce
Accounts from Florence the arrest of
raj Of the Moderate party by order OF the
Az Ieghorn great excitement prevailed. The popu-
lace had taken down the arms Of Sardinia from tha
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an attack which NAV be attempted by some of the
maritime powers of Europe.

attack which NAV be attempted by some OF the
maritime powers of Europe.
The above account of New California presents
picture of hourishing country, fertile, with deli
cous climate, capable Of sustaining dense popu-
lation and seemingly destined to permanent I'M
provement At the time of Humboldt's observa-
tions, the condition and rapid advancement of New
California in population and civilization justified
him in anticipating such future. 1t was shortly
after-th that the revolution occurred which de-
prived Spain of its most hourishing colony, and
doomed Mexico to subsequent decay and imbeciity
No province of Mexico felt the influence of the
change in a shorter period, to greater extent,
than New California. The signs of commercial
activity and opuenee disappeared from its seaports
towns and villages, formerly fourishing and in
creasing in population, were gradually abandoned
by their Neutrality-suspicious. languished-the
natives returned to their pristine state of barbary
and Incidence, poverty and progressive decadence
took the place of prosperity and wealth Such was
the country when it came into the possession of the
Americans by the Treaty of Guadalupe.
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|LIlESi:I;E; 5

The Great American Remedy
For L ng Complaints and all Affections of the
- kespiratory Organs,
The Best Remedy eUer knODn to Man, for Coughs
Asthma Colds, Group, Bronchitis, Bleeding of
The Lungs, Influenza, Difficulty Of Breathing,
Liner Affections, Pam or Weakness of the
Breast or Side, FIRST Stages of Consumption, etc.
Our AGENT at Mahsy Mss ks wItef Is o., 1919
yuessrs Scoua g. .Neat-Genis-Enclospd send YOU a
letter from Or Dulany Graduate Of Medicine and one Of
eff cts of Wistars Basam in his own practice He stands
high among the Profession here has a very extensive
practice. (SgnedJ G. A. STEVENS"
trial OF Wsar's Basam of Wild . berry upon Mrs NJ
II relieved her cough and her general health wa 30 much
improved that she fancled herself entirely cured and con-
IT. m TO my adUtce she dis Ontnued the OF and all
Chutch Ihe consequence OF this she had of
splitting OF blood She rs hOoeUer using the BaLsam
dgd,n and Is recor'rng under The fit The Bakam
was also Used twice in Mrs M family for CtOnn with
am informed r,eUed three hours aer t0fng hires
doses The other Itue girl less emily affected
relieved by taking one dose, Before writing you further
wish to try this medicine other cases and on
Yours, etc, [Sgnedl b. DULANY, d."
Remember
Ihee base counter ell OF this article sold as genuine by
unpln lp dealers medicine this city. purports
come from Philadelphia coarsey put and be the
name OF WIsTAR's BALsAM" Its o. recent origin. and
endeavoed 10 be sod the alton OF the genuine and
original prep ara'ion Beware of ito will be mDoed
signature of SANFORD PARK on the engraved
wrapper around each boe and i so'd IN this city by
SCovIL MEAD. r3 ChaItre st.
Between Cont and 1T Louis sts.
SOLE GENERAL AsEsTs for the Southern states.
N.B.-We have no Agents in this city jail
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TEAS TEAS l--72 Canal Street
Aoencu of the NewYork Canton Tea Companv
igeHCy OF mt NtW I UTh = dIIIO1I I'd OUIIIPdLIy'

The Oldest EStablisAment an 7merlca-Princpd Esta6-
tishneRt in .NfU York.
'J.HL CANTON TEA COMPANY has been popularity
known tor many years. This is the largest N<w.A
and Oldest Tea Establishment in America The f#5M#W
public have had full proof of the integrity and the
responsibility but such has bfen the great and lREA
pressing demand for their Teas of late that tn have been
obliged to enlarge tn great extent their two principal
Establishments in NewYork namely: Nos. 125 Chatham
and 1853 Greenwich They possess facies
relation the Tea Trade abundant degree. and
Their scrupuous regard all principles that tend elevate
the character of large house well understood and has
already secured them connection probably larger than all
other Tea Establish united and they consequently
determined sell TEAS pHrer fragrant and rfect
for the PRICES the aggregate than house the world
China excepted.
They most jealousy invite the attention of the inhabitants
of this city their Agency where the following
are always hand AVID they feel hesitation stating
that wherever single trial made very decided preference
is given to celebrated Teas of the Canton Tea Company
eBy" Readers, make the experiment..
The Retail Prices follows subject in all to be
returned if not approved Of
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REMOVAL.
Of HAkbWARE, IRON w So &c. '"s
from Nos 10 New Levee and 30 and 40 49,
aS 81 @nd 81 s ca n stres a" opposite ppo
Nachez street, where they have hand and are constantly
receiving by arrivals from Foreign and DOMESTIC Manuiac
urers full supplies of every description of GOODS in their
line which they offer for sale At the market and
Mechanics and purchasers generally are requested to cal
pa o stock ON bsad and
800 tons Engis6 BAR IRON. round, square and fiat;
10 10 DO d. ien Do. Boiler Iron;
&c SSss ksiSssSsf k9$ SIS and a. round
e d DO BsS9 I1 aSR IN and 81 neh
go f asan Gut fGfS snd sFi GSI2s
% e fss p IS so9 IN ,..,,
5sSS b. Bsef T sps Gor9 zas sheets
10000 lbs Cast she yI 5nE Bs sM sTHEh
~ s.sbs asd 81? Screw Ma Paes fns Irons
Files and Rasps American s and English LOCKS of every
Sliding door Furniture; Hooks and Plate Hinges;
But and Parliament Hinges; WoodscIews ..
BITS, CUT TACKs and BRA6s; anu '"''''
Bras and P BlOG k Tin Cocks and az Eages aWs
Crosscut, Mill Pit and Circular Saws
Scyhes and Scythe sneaths nv, s,,,>.
Crown, Louisiana, Carolina and Grubbng HOES;
OK Fiah Breast east log Log f. and Coil CHAINS
Gun Locks and Gun and Pistol Flnts
Single and Double baneled GUNS and RIFLES;
Corn, Coffee and Pepper MILLS;
Curry Combs, English and American;
Plated and Brass Stirrups Bits Buckles, etc;
Horse and Mule Collars; Hall I PLOUGHS;
Hames Cart SADDLES and BRIDES;
Combs; Paper; Pens: Shoe Thread;
Paint Cloth, Scrubbing Whitewash, Floor Tooth Hair,
and Shoe BRUSHES;
Shoves and Tongs Fire Irons Brass and Iron Andirons
Tenders, ETC.;
TISWARE, full assortment
Pocket, Pen and Desk KNIVES
Iron handle Knives and and Forks, and Knives only;
SCISSORS and RAZORS; Table Cutlery, great variety;
Cork Butcher and Shoe KNIVES; Angus Ches GOuges,
&c, a full assortment
Carpenters and Coopers' PLANES and TOOLS of every
description;
Cotton Wool and Horse CARDS;
800 coils Manila ROPE, from 6-thread to Finch;
100 do. Taued do. do. do. do;
so do Marine and Housne;
OAkUM, TAR, PITCH and ROSIN;
Sperm, Whale Lard and Lnseed OILS;
Spirits Tupentine and VaFnlsh
10000 lbs. Pure Atlantic WHITE LEAD;
l0,0O0 lbs. Brooklyn Nos and 2 White Lead
200 hegs Black Red and Yellow PAINT:
1000 lbs Chrome and Paris Green; 500 lbs Verdigrs;
% tons CASTINGS, assorted
l5D French Pots, assorted, l to 50 pints;
MILL and GRINDSTONES; heet, Bar and Pig LEAD,
Lead Pipe and variety of other articles
mention. Oct2 If
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iI33i!aIhsli!!z;iS:Sl3
THE GREAT REMEDY

THE GREAT REMEDY
For Rheumatism, Gout, Pam IN the Side, Hip,
Back, Limbs and Joints, Scrofula, Kings End.
White Sweiiines, Hard Iumors, Stiff Joints,
and all Fired Pains WhdteUer.
Where this Plaster is Applied, Pain Cannot Exist
THESE rLASTERS possess the advantage of being put
up in ai'-tght boxes-hence they eran their full virtues
in all climates We have just received the following esti
monia from G. c. Sellers eminent lawyer in successful
high standing, and whose influence has great weight
CAMDEN, Ala. Nov oath, 1919.
.Messrs. ScoUH g. .Mead- Gentlemen - Having been
requested to state what has been the result of exDeen
in the use of your Hebew aster cheeruly comply by
valuable med cine In different OF nv family
Pains and has failed afford instant relief have
also used it with good effect upon in the
of ulcers with which have been severely aft cted.
Respectfully, etc. c. Z. SELLERS.
Beware of Counterfeits and Base limitations.
CAUTION The subscribers the only General Agents IN
the Southern the sale OF this truly valuable Plaster
and in order purchasers being imposed by
Counterfeit article sold in this city and elsewhere for the
genuine they invite particular attention TO the following
marks Of the genuine:
]. The genuine put up smooth engine turned bot
toned boxes sOldered in.
2 The genuine has the engraved head OF Jew David
the directions around ne box with accompanying Record OF
Court to E. Taylor Rochester
SCOVIL MEAD 1i3 Chartres street
Between Cont and St. Louis sts.
SOLE GENERAL AGENTS for the Southern States. jail
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McALISTER'S ALL-HEALING OINTMENT
Restores Perspiration in the Systern

this means opens those through which Ma.
tuIe carries off the impurities within and thus relieves
me body OF disease u is thus that it Consumption.
Headache, Qninsy Sore Throat Rheuma s. aid Head
Beast Deafness Cutanous Eruptons Sore Eyes nlam-
nation Of he Bowels Kidneys and Rran Burns Chiblans.
Piles, Worms, Agues Cold Feet Liver Complaints Ulcers,
and all Fever Sores Infamnaons every kind For sale
gy THE AGENTS, Dr. E. hyde Diamonds Buildings.
L. houpltOulas street E. g. BOLTON of Magazine
street iaIq I'm
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G~The Philadelphia Fire Department is making
preparations for its grand triennial parade TWEEN
ty-nine companies were represented at a late meet
sng, held in that city.
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DEATH FROM ANTHRACITE Coal GAs.-An old
man, named Thomas Fitzpatrick, died in Philadel-
phia on the 22d, from the effects of anthracite coal
gas, inhaled by turning the damper on the stove be-
fore going to bed. His son was likewise affected
by it. but is in fair way of recovery.
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LOVE AND SUICIDE Because her imagined
lover one Jacob S. Jones, withdrew his attentions
Miss Drill Durnel aged 25 years, drowned herself
in the canal, near Lowell, Mass, on the 18th inst
She left note stating her purpose, and also letter
10 her faithless Jones'