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Tgr npRA,TIoAL PRIVATE
NR. RALPH, AUTHOR "a

~THE "PRA TICAL PRIVATE
~ Il. RALPH, AUTAOROA hstrect-ofice hours9 to IL A.
- Treatise SO, IS Greenwa Those who appL
" 6togr SUNDAY sxscps tty and little neonyesieaos
Attending their Its cfehy, properly appreciate
cred from certain class OF psopeN incpart Its
In structure its common
distressing iron ord rand
q Trsctice,l wing onssircd
radical cure vhch To has ground for 81
erorn a America -----
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,ov IErom ths. Boston Chronot,,gsl -.

CAUTION-TnE GhEeT PoyULAslfY OF wIsrARs
~ Balsam Of lid Cherry induced ndy
duas parts the country qnsck
for the purpose Of decns the public sbd raising money
1hs ne e.t Of the proprietor cannot suffer can but tho
LAIN, ~ in the name of The VIA fhsr,v. or csrai that
medicine proved ecacus long catalogue of the
served the hesth Of Thousands Of A.
Dr. Wisars BaIsam. Mr. SETH W. FOWLE, Druggist NO 33
street proprietor Of the original receipt
ufacure Of the genuine medcibe Supplies b'h at
wholesale retail ri whom also agencies DO obt lncd
THE GENUINE AND OkIoINAL
DR. Wstars Bafa Of Wild has been extensively
rfei,ed Philadelphia Thousand bottles Il the spu-
imitation thrown into the market and exenvy cirns
purchrng any other than that having tho written signature OF
BUTTS on the wrapper
For sa wholesale retail by Messr A. B. D. Sands 100
Fulton corner liam z3 Broad waylrvirg House,
(fsmber n Eat Broadway Havand Reese Co.. ~ Maiden
ane en- the drurRatA gAnersllY.
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California Goods selling OF below Cost
The proprietor OF the veil kswn establishments 100 Broadway
viii retire from business E February ext and It's extensive stock
forra emiga Camp Blankets Water Mining
Boots Mi ing Bags Goats fonoho will DO sold below
close the Or
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IA osT EXTRAORDINARY woRk-ro rue .AksIE2

MI OFT EXTRAORDINARY WUKK-TO TEE 0AKKIBU
xvI or rno>s contemplating mArrageThs Married wonsns
Private Nediaai Companies, BY Dr. hsaroean sixth edL
copies having sreA y bcor disposed Of Every females
eens couy whether unmarried although 1t 10 In
tsrdsd fOr the married doses secrets
whiob should be them particularly Rero evcy fema
nan discover symptoms and the most encont rene
dee and eco Of 10 cvery cse For sale at e
oaavsy; ths puSns once l0 Liberty street New York;
eterson No. IS Chesnnt street, Philadolphe Little q
Co., Aian r. Davis Boston On the receipt Of g. 'IEy
i.o s..ss All letters addressed poet paid to D
box I'M New York city Onioe 'SS Ahbeesy
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r CLIMATE AT THE SoUTH.-MoBnE ORANGES AND
WNK.--Our friend Thomas s. James, ESQ.,, po-
Mtely sent US Christmas present Of a bunch Of fine
oranges and . bottle of delicious wine. The former
From the tree that produced this bunch. he had
gathered that day 1900 This, might call largs
crop for Mobile. The oranges delicious the flavor
excellent One of them measured twelve inches in
circumference. The wine made from the Scupper-
nong grape and was pure juice--no sugar alcohol
had been added. It was very fine and We assure Mrs
James, to whom her husband attributes the honor of
Gucceesful manufacture, that none could do better
and her wine needs but to be choice criticize. Mr.
James says he expects that in Ave years will be able
to produce 1000 bottles his estats-Mobiie Daily
D.~
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NrO CURE NO CHAGGE.-DR. MURPHY " o. Vo b..
N srcet csnhdentay consulted on All terms o. PnssS
ss sib ssona debility and impotency successsy
n. No ervuxy used in any cAee or son ""s
w ~ ~ MA nrr~ IA ". 70 ""
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w AJLHALLA, 80 CANAL STREET, NEAR BaOADwAY.
Unprecedented success OF the French Model Artists who
will Ape during this week in md original tabeauxs
arranged expressly for the holidays AID before exhibited
this country Also the Female New Orleans Serenaders and the
Olympic Girls with variety Of other Orchestra
Bexe Ihc Parqustte Csc B. An extra afternoon perform
anoe every Wednesday and Saturday at three o'clock
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HOT FOR CALIFORNIA.

EoR SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA, AND TUE GOLD
By Cameron ss q ne s
III Anew
Do during her late mission Of to !csnd The ship
s:. h the Ss: sS' No
M saped iaS S "
non: s:pssssss and STEADY Adysa.ss:
:. % IL A sss s ship Sss
9 sss + x Si; Of vSsssI md
chests nss Of eodssh The ship end cargo ~ viii
1 snsa is *
a S. ,S s % s = t.S
off a.. sE ss % IN x1oA
to s Captain 2. hoard
Passage with share Of Cargo and vessel, $3.50.
IIOR CALIFORNIA TO SAIL ON 1HE lsrH-rHE FIRST
Packet D =" lying pier ..
E = sutton. s. Beaver |: Tracy. slip .
Tor BAN yRAMoIsco The fine, Baltimore clippsr.Duils
DuIiee having large portion Of her and
sailing qualities Of his vessel rsndsrs ts very dsr.Sls oon
SSsS%:s sS r.,''
SAY ss
s. VIII s all !: % Of s as s
having fine passengers apply to
'''' SITE S.s1a M Il LOWELL liz South street.
Tor sAvANNAH-RIoULAR LINE-THE NEW AND
viii @ dn c ns sn,
f'r NO. N''h Nv'' san. III iGGs
orIoETMl FIRST MEETING OF TIE MEXICO
Evening snS the at G sa,a e srSs
- regard. this route at zoe anal street. from A. NJ till
TEE NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA MUTUAL BENE-
atAsosiation having purchased tie substantial fast sail
Do their daily and also svsnn,
% Ss n IT, a' sssss % ss
vessel and asion q. furnished BY the government tn
enerpe with the exception Of bed and bedding Particulars
An kinds Psto Belts Hoser Travelling spsacks
I Ss cs,ss
New Ycrh.
EIRE ARMS FOR CALIToRNIA.-KIFLEs, MUsKETs
% ss aPs %
on D c RI =: The a sssn S 80 s
with long bayone for SALE N B. Guns sD.rea made
REUBEN HOPKINS.
CALIFORNIA METALLIC BOATS COPPER AND GAL.
vspired Iron Boat Of Al s,s suitable for Gasros in
Of n Of =. .T: 1% to TX s1s
not leah OF sink. Manufactured ~ 49,,
Novelty Iron Works foot Of 18th street, r.
EXPENSES OF LIVING IN cALIFoRNIA.-PgICE OF
IN board BY best Information ss $50 per week Price At
caDpTake Tbs Of Wells Miller rovots Preserved Fresh
Meats which will SlU9 lbs Crackers
costa $40 Pickles and LuxYres So freight 10 brrc
$26Totai $3.50 This kes 0 1ba food ~ bs per
one year certainly sufficient With fever The meats
listers of lbs each without BONE retain perfectly their natural
favor and nutritious qualities for 81 years They be
streams of the country They render the boarding
house keepers &c. Unnecessary to the gold digger 1t difficult
to without wagons roeds barrel salt beef pork
any dssnc and goAd rosst beef when get it
there SAed provisions cannot stand In hot mate
whut being liable to rust leakage H. anters Of provision:
themselves the kSd Of board hoy hau a. SD per
week in California All goods said taer establishment
Whl5N.I IS CALIFORNIA RIFLEs~-rAE SUBSCRIBER
oilers for SALE in lots to suit purchar O Of the above
we bpown Rifles used with much the Msss pp
Regiment at the battles Of Monterey and Visits
be uaed carbne kcrebaok
ing 10 peculiarly adaptea that country game all
large California adventurers should
purchasing elsewhere as combines all requisite qualities
sh and be afforded cheaper than any other weapon
now used n ETCt Err WkSrRAY III Front street.
CLOTHING,
CLOAKS CLOAKS-LADIkS WISHING To nNrov
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= mn BUNrER Will FORFEIT FIFTY D0LLARs,

- N -DR HUNTER VILE FOKF III = DV1'.i -
X6O If falling case Of Secret Dnsssse
W.. ~ his care 10 Icing standing or Amcsns
9sms invited to his Dspensaty NO. DIVISION sssoo.
New Ys wi.sous fear 's %sa n sansrs and
s" = fortunate In tho esetan q
tr foncied1 sd and refectThe afflicted wo1id wsi W
ciaA hA jpp their eslth. and In may
reject before truH hands II physcbs snorAps OF tn oas
s.a e N m tany impossible ior one man pe
soiAn has hs therefore, he devos OF
uI thar his brother Hunter tnown 90 bc the most suc
his time ard study Uni,n in mercuriai aud pva dis
cessful practitioner in III
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 6, 1919.
Issue of Stock-1As Postal Treaty, &c.
The amount of stock of the late loans issued to
foreign account, during the week, was 5000, 500.
1t was apportioned as follows:-
France. 900 England 500. .3i6, 800
Canada $500 Switzerland. 80. $500
Germany. 80. ....l6 600 Cuba. 1000
Total. .......................$ $500, 800
OF this amount $I96 600 were from sales made by
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CORSETS DE PARIS. NEW Pa TrERNs LATEST ash
ion adopted at Paris III asonabe ladier most
norabe and graceful for the form az for the liberty
they the the who use them
To e bad only Of Nine ~ gans street, up stairs
comfortable for nursns hbd handsome Corsss
Tor balls, newly arrived from Pars, moderate priee
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CoPAR TIE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FOsM
~ copsrt eisbp, under the firm Of Joseph Dart for
Of porting uacturins and dealing
Fire Arms ofcvery description, In the Cty new York
:. BENEDICT JOSEPH,
BENJAMIN BART,
New York, January g 1919. IA Maiden Lana.
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Thermometer yesterday at r. M, 1s1S; at 10 P NJ,
49, this morning at sunrise, 19H Barometer yester-
day at P. M, (owest) 30 40; at 10 NJ, 20 45 this
merning ct SUNRISE 2s74 Yesterday about 10 A. NJ,
there was slight fall of 5th Of inch) and
return of severely cold weather anticipated The
thermometer however, did not fall in the afternoon,
and during the night actually rose ss did the barome
became very clear, with very fresh northwest wind.
Boston 7yareiIer, Jan
The .4ustin Democrat of the 9th ultimo, says they
have had considerable of storm in that neigh.
borhood. The ground was covered with snow and ice,
and the trees clothed IN a robe Of icicles.
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MEDICAL.
MRS JERvIS's COLD CANDY, OR HOW TO CUKE A


MRS JERvISs COLD CANDY. OR HOW TO CUKE A
Ivl Cough
One Mary stsens. . city dame,
As til by many told,
Went to Doctsr- what his NAME
For she had caught cold!
And sad indeed Mary pain,
Tho ruth must be contest,
Which she to found all In vain,
Fori was on her chest
The Doctor heard her case-and then
Resolved t. be Of service,
Drescribcd--oh, TIE tendersst of men
Tho Geld Cas dy Of Mrs .JervIA
Physicians the for Mrs Geld Candy
peotoa,ion relieving hroncha distress IL to
te capable fcst ring the
cough knowing il viii sooth knowing
that it will the ungs healthy action by cea ina
screted matter derived from tkng rad cold
which, lett there will eat acid ke those sensitive
and eventually produce consumption Sold Wholesale and
retail BY MRS W. JeRvls 37s Broadway corner Of White
VALLEYS MAGICAL PAIN ExTRACTOR-THE GEN
- ane article failing remedy against the Burns
3oAds Rhumasms Eyspeas Broken Breasts Sore Nipples
&C. Avoid cCunterfeits, they are dapgerous
For the genuine article apply at tho propreor depot l
Broadway Il. DALEY
r ONG LIFE BEAJTH, AND sAPPINEs,.-xORsDE LLs
IL Vegetable Pills fsvoraby known throughout PennsyL
aria and New certain for all dipeaNs ar ing
pdsretopt Diet such headache fever,
also diseases brought by cold impure
New York, by CHAS. H. RING. Druggist.
Broadway and John street.
NB-Persons about embarking for California should supply
themeves with this invaluable medicine Puce ceuts box
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CALIFORNIA METALLIC BOATS COPPER AND GAL.
~ vsnixed Iron Boats Of all szee. suitable California
nests OF and slowing inside each
Of nest Of sr all boats from to I2k feet long vii
8 persons The weight Of boat but half
wooden Heat and moisture have ehcct
not leah sink. Manufactured by
sTILLMAN, ALLEN co,
Noveltv Iyou WorL. foot az Ioth streat n
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ThE .NEArNHINEsE MusEuM GUN Es g BuILplNGs

Il Broadway be Prince and Spring sreets-Ths col
lection which is TIE largest in the world and the only of
the kind in this exhibits the different
in China TIE form Of government and customs
in the religions laws literature agriculture trades
manufacturer 1t consists Of large nnher OF Figures
SIG Of life several Ddred paintings stores ycsse
of various kinda agricultural and mechanical implements
cal ruments lanterns no kc Open daily from AM. till
10 NJ Abundance rs centA Children under
eseh fprce
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FOR SALE.


n GOD SECOND BAND fCRsIIURE FOK SALE, FaMI
~ ~ breaking Housekeeping wish II oep their FUN
consisting OF Sofas French Bsdseads spring
seat Chars and side Tables, 0hapdo1s
lar lamps Tables Window Shades &c sc; also elsganr
wood Pianos Forte Enquire at No Prince the
Bowtry
EOk "a, Fan OYSTER AND COFFEE HOUSE VITA
BAR fyure &c In bunncss pert Of the city doing
wrer psing bouth: ALSO grocery Persons
good stands or sell out may apply TO GILLESPIE $50 Pears
sire
Store tuitabe fer lady. the store IL iarre rs
suitable for bar &c. Tits grand opp runIty
wishing to the above
Place.
STRONG BAY HOSSE, BETWEEN 6ANE YEARS
"A Of age suitable for coal sIer rman for or
Exchange tor small horse 10 match smother
Store New ut oht lane betwesn Fstbuen and New Urcct L.
EOR eALE-TBE LEASE FIxTUREa AND SCR cry
Il OF tho Franklin Theatre Chatham square, viii
be sold steap hs the proprietor going S,uth App the
premises, in the evening" to w.HkkNp.
Ion sALE-rHE TWO STORY BsICK HOUSE AND
lot Ne "a Rose street. Lot % House. % a. Toms
cay Apply TO AB31UfNUEE % Market hsdison
TOR sAIE AT BOIOK eN.--sEvERAL FINE sICK
Dwelling Houses suable for gesemens rsedencs
immediate vicinity VI the Jerry Also Los bich will BE-
found con OF the most BEAUTIFUL situat dwellings
charles and ctherr. For qure ybohcn Com
W ". sHIPPEN, Agent,
EOk stLf lew, A NUMBER or SEVENTEEN STRAND
Birding Enebines good tablos rpady for
immediate Inquire at No. lC6 Water street
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RsUADwAY rHEAIRk-k A. nAEsHAIL, PROPRu.
so.Eao.tay sve.ins January sh lsts VIII b pr.s.sss
nss.n tine The ga drou.s 10 spsotacs In nv: acss
sDtissa THE C0UNT OF HoNTS-6RlsTov Edmond Dsnsss
Srr oS ~ ss ssscpirs the oh.rasts Of
Abb M stsr Mons Gors NJ vsch.: Ola Danses NJ Ger
@sses ' ~: 1ssl n .sss s s.
Ishsrwosd Dress Circle and Pavpssts csna Family Circle
% censs Gallery l2N cent? Dosrs open at half pas,
RUaT0NT THKATRE. 0nAMBERs srwEEr.-xoSpAY
1sD gEse sss Il. e.l s
NIL: Jord,n Major Joe Ba.Osl n Sr0ushs~ Eth Mrs
sarp.on ssshsr Mr. Burton Mr. Christopher cmsher xr
Essshsn; nlas Dnah Blovhald MIS-. After xhieh the
Johnston sss.phns smith Mis-. s.ssan EsaSy J..
y Circle ~. Doors open - s,S-surtair risssat7.
M ITCHELLs OLYMPIC THRATRk-aONDAY EVEN
o. AZ w s w "a tas MAID
Ncinson Tssress Ms. Clarke Name ts Mss Siefnsen. fsr
which, II. INvIsIBLE PKiNt e Don Lssndsr Mia: Mary
Ssls. rs Nj: Sssnsan qo ss Ps
lowed by 81 ASHER AND CkAsaER-sampson SIashes Mr..
he s 81 g. 10 ssa.s small ~n
bon. Mr. Bollsnd Mistress IAne Roberts Miss ClarteO
circle Sc Uppe Bsyrs 2so Pit 1870 Doors open ats
RARvUEs AMERICAN XUsEuM--sPLsNDID PER
o'clock nalss English Giant the largest and heaviest
msn living beiBg feet high and weighing quarter
than Thumb western the fansss Come
every afternoon and evening Also engaged and may BE-
seen all hours day and evening beautiful and
building rect lane ko.3 as found on the spot making
most interesting exhibition to jaw and Christian In exist
ws1 crpure satusry Madam Rockwell Fortune Teller
AanssoD Is erntx children under years l21s
VNbE .sEArcHINEsE MUsEUM CHINESE BUILDINGS
lection % s IN aaS the asS the onS col
the kind in this COUNTRY the different glasses Of society
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lNIRE ARMS FOR CALIFORNIA.-R1FLES, MUsKETS,
Il kevovers Bowie Knives, Ammunitop Double and Single
Guns and Gun Materials Of all descriptions e had Of the sab
scribrs reasonable old 80
street. Oak -Four of Halls Rifles to load in the breec
with long bayone for SALE N b. GU repsired
order. JOSEPH ROSE
REUBEN HOPKINS.
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WhI5N-I' 3 CALIFORNIA RIFLEs--THE SUBSCRIBER
offers for SALE in lots to suit purchaera the
Ten tpovn Rifles used with 90 much BY the Mss pp
Regiment at the battles Of Monterey and Visits
be uaed as carbne kcraoh feo regards
ing 70 peculiarly adapta to that country game
large California adventurers should
purchasing elsewhere. as combines all requisite qualities Is
vey h and can be afforded cheaper than other
new used n Err WkSrRAY, ri Front street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

M LKCBANTS EXCHANGE BANK-NEw YORK. DEC
lvl 30 1s3a DivdendThc President Directors Of th
declared dyide Of four per Of tho profit
Of the last MONTHS and addonai dividend Of four per
cent out Of the surplus profits payable th January oxmo
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CoPARFn ERsHlP kOTICE-w. r. JOHNSON (LATE or
" and h. Oroser this day entered
Cepsr persp and win busDes. importers and
crfumcry Toilet soeps ssd Fancy Goods 81
No Cortls,dt under the firm Of yohnsoa oreees
W. r. JOHNSON,
NJ York. Jan. I, 1919 GEO. b. GRO5ER.
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E0k stEf Low, NUMBER or SEVENTEEN STRAND
Binding ksehneA good order tabios and rvady for
immediate use. Inquire at No. iC6 Water street.
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RENEWED EVERY MORNING.

LOST, &c.
Il n REWARD.-LOST ON TIE NIGHT OF IST ia
W III nuary in Broadway, between Murray and Warner
Streets gold fob chain with The seal in crystal
eagle thereon The values
The will please present to Humphreys Broad
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-10-03
DAVID JONES,
.IgIaNE us

1s ID. SULLIVAN & Co. ha wing iust op ais.
VI ed thsr new establishment at No 39 d
Fourth street, opposite Planters House, which
they have fitted up in style sup srior to their
former one. and to which they resf ectfully So
lict the attention Of their old customers and
the public generallylothe fine stock Of Jewel.
ry which they have opened, superior to my
ever brought to this city--such as
Ladies & gentlemens' double cased watches !;
Do do breast pins and braceiets;
Gold chaids: fob and vest chains. sea sS rings
Ear rings, bracelets; claps, necklaces;
Diamond rings and pins and bracelets;
Fancy set and plain rings; gold pens, pencils,
s Tooth pick gold thinbles, shields g. buckles
Gentiemens' shirt studs & wristband buttons
A variety of card cases and boquet holders;
A large assortment Of forks !, spoons and but.
ter knives, fruit do, and sugar tonga. Also,
large assortment Of watch.mukers' tools, at
wholesale and retail, low for cash. 81
N. B.--A H watches that were left before
the fire # nth May, were saved, and can be
had had by the owners calling for them. Weare
now prepared to attend 10 an -sl.s -bran ches Of
our business, such as cleaning and repairing,
in the Very best manner, all chronomcters,
dupcxes, lever, and lepine watches. Also.
all kinds of silver ware nude to order, and IN
the shortest notice, and always Il quantity of
the same kept on hand. The highest prices
paid for old gold and silver, by
G. D. SULLIVAN & co.
No. 80, Fourth street, opposite Planters House.
Sept. 5th, l849. lily
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EouAL1zING THE OFF1cEs.--Thc Spring
field Post says there are eighty post
offices in Worcester county. When Tay-
lor was inaugurated forty-three were
held by Democrats, and thirty-seven.
nearly one ha!6 were in Wing hands
During six months of federal rule, TWEEN.
ty-six Democrats have been turned Ont
and as many Wings appointed, leaving
the eighty Offices divided between sixty
three Wings and seventeen Democrats
This is what the Taylorites call 'sequali-
zing the offices between the parties.''
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DUBUQUE, IOWA, 9 OCTOBER s. Is49.
ON THE DEATH OF GEN. WORTH.

nv 4, w = Y,rrrr n q a83sS ID
,.. &, & ..,. 3. IS,
-: Is suo /. 4. ss
81 s ro o.s. ~ .nvr.l.ng ia -.
az o onh wis ~, - 81, se.s su
Oh, let our banner from tho skier,
Like autumn glories fall
To shed its ever-changing day
Around the sable pail. Il IN MI
4 NJ 4, 81 .,.., !, : NJ. 4 I, ~,
:, T. ,t !, ~ ~ !
I, I,
~, !, 4 q VI !. - N
For on! they can alone impart
he sorfoW of the brave
When the idol Of the soldiers hea
lowed to- the gray g.
Sas On q, 3, !. !, 4 i "a 4, !. sr,.ne
~, psl ii N n e. /.
4 ~ NJ ~ 4, g
~. Isl
But proudly did the oldier gaze
pom his DARN g form,
81 Wien changing g er The cannonss blaze
xAraid the su lphGf storss
No !. i, {; s " ~ Nj ", S..
- ;,,s & HI !, ~ 7, nr I'M
6 Han Il, s S., I. sshot rer, WV
III M 8 u /, & c, 1fo,d ~
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sEdinR tostbe report of the Ger
asit Society az New York the

|ssR l15Rs 10th report Of the Ger
n rnl! Society of New York the
t,u5 csnaar inning rants, arrived
ing he mon III of August, was 7444,
mostly from avre and Bremen. By far
the greater part 81 hose immigrants were
possessed of means sufficient TO establish
themselves IN the West. Very serious
complaints are brought forward, moro
partlcularly againsl some of the vessels
from ANTWERP, With regard TO the outra-
geous extortiens practised upon the emf
grants N the mAtier Of provisions after.
leaving port On board Of q Glasgow
'emig rant vessel The steerage passengers
are statedstp have been kept three days'
Without food; and complaints orextortions'
Ipractised upon them by emigrant agents
in the "Vaterland," are very numerous.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-10-03

Mn. EDIToR-In your paper. Of the 18th
inst, appeared communication, which at
lacks the report made BY the City Council,
refusing the appropriation Of the Public
Square, in the End Ward. (and to the End
Ward. as was clearly asked ,for) ofthe City,
for the purpose Of erecting thereon public
School House. The writer Of that commu-
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mysterious influences which creep over
the heart almost lmperceptlby, and like
the glad sunshine 70 the flowers, fill the
soul Of man beauty, music is the,
most sablte ahe same time, the
most potent: vail conGne
this heayensA ], fiuence w Ihe abodes
of royal 70 wealth or ran caE purs
oSvne the xclusi xlghtsto
! III ~ hearing and ealS sveefl
music.
The Italian peassi tlse Swiss
rnountaineer ca rol 80 tas rue GU!
airs Of Hsaysna ofIlc M
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aaeIa lsSsllre
need
slSSics noI
obse
M music ia tsll 4 SSss
Ahere IS q heart
are souls swelling N
not be expresses,
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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-10-03
pREpARE FOR THE CHoLER1

ChoIera. that are so highly recommended
~ Drs Cartwright and Mcdowell. The Ne.
dIcines;sr prepar cd from the best Of articles,
that afB warranted pure and genuine. Direc.
tions Xhcompany each package.
lptGque, npl 25th. +. F. GILLEsPlE.
Undc. City Hotel
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-10-03

Senator Davis spoke against fogging in
the Navy, at meeting at Worcester,
Mass, q few days since.