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a.:-staag Of he people Of Louisville, held
no C5lr House. August q, 1919, for the pur-
,lss O.. considering The condition of Hangiry, Gen.
U 5 P c1sr vas called 10 the chair and Hon. W.
g.k ag1o uted Secretary.
s--- ne LLl.msn had stated the object OF the
BEGINS h-. J. B. Baker moved thai q committee
s a-5-l I'd 10 prepare resolutions for the consid-
sI Do %. -1eu-etng-
a---e--rr me f1.fo wing persons were appoint
r. H.svs J. b. Baker, James Ggihfie, Walker
s--s, E-= BIuer, Hon. VIM TomPkins and
5ll. H-rE Prls.
TIE committee reported the following preamble
bel -rs- -,.1-s, which were adopted unanimously:
aEHEag. TIE 5esp0ls Of Austria and Russia
-s1s Invaded Hungary 10 destroy her ancient Con-
-..-l sr1 l5sIiies and crush the spint OF her
G. l-. -1ls.
Ess e., TtECur wsmesI sympsthies are en-
s.-. c- t1- side OF Hungary, and thai we bid her
1s-s son, Go speed, 10 The fullest confidence
o.. .leV sl.I be- successful against all the efforts
ne -=s-1i Of Austria and Of his brother Of the
-rr-. --sl iJe 10 The Liberties OF the would, the
u Hlssa.
EssrIss1 Thatt j. our earnest hope that the
--- s-Eh the Russian tyr5nt has stretched out
sE.-s -a-g msy receive q shock that shall
s..-sr 's power and hat the Gar may find ell
-z z--lss iasli6eientto support his own lettering
1-rz.
Ea1-s1, Tia, It's he duty Of the Government
O. gs Jafst safes 70 recognise the prent govern
-s-- O.. o. people Of t1uRgArY; their king having
----51ee he ul0ne and caused them 10 be in
'i--- y .lrsiga Toes, who carry on q baTbsrous
ED ,lTsgas war, shocking 10 Turks as well as
-rsIlls, against the constitutional indepen.
----s O.. q people Who are not in rebellion OF
~ ZION.
-z1rs1, That, as the occasion invites us q
rz7aie ne general prospects Of republican
90 o. ElrOpe, We cannot withhold the expires
80 g. or appointment on account Of the at
----s -lv le.d toward thai great and holy caus,
France, whose struggles for liberty cali
Una Varn expression Of our sympsthies |
ss r-- > s.lce-
l1lrsl, llal copy Of these proceedings be
i-. 10 10 government Of the Hungarian Republic
=. g re- sgsut now in The city Of New York.
J- l0loo, he meeting adjourned sine die.
W 5. PILCHER, Cam.
p Bullock, Sec.
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- 10 ussnds, those who
.a1E Ais history Tor the
81 1ol caiy man Of high in
- hesrs-s gentleman In mind
saus gallant stldier. none
led bis esreer can doubt Part
q years past residing In distant
as Union, and Of the sex not per-
...,om. TO mlBgls in the political
ritter has ever read the produc-
gentleman since he first announ-
-, about ten years since, that II
"a %. for slavery TO continue in Ken
~ Il ,be greatest interest, as indicating
.s,ior talents and requirements,
Of more consequence 10 RePnb-
..,rio,ism. At the present time the
!. circulating the letter OF Mr.,
.sl,o, Of the National Era, and u
and thought Of by thousands in
n. Uplon, and must every where
"a. ,bs trusst pleasure that even, In
=. sl,ght error or indiscretion
..l,ok.s. he comes out without one
Ia. conduct, unless IL Is that OF
% the statement Of Mr.. Clay being
=. thought possible BY some that he
~ have been more Than usually prompt IN
4 a., the wrong" bot the truth Is he was
-,s,at being ssgsr for the fray
..s.rgs him with being rash, head
.-s.s--st. bu, eli say that he never talters
b. cause he embraces.
-. -. half Of The human race to which
u.,sr belongs, Mr.. Clay can never suffer
4 -. b. has manly forlilude under all cir
-. We think that while difficulties Of
49, nd should even by gentleman be so far
- a. they can be consistently with right
:..,.,s y-t that collage is 80 necessary
4 ,-,,s-t good cause that this trait Of Mr..
character as Indicated by his acts is
| "a Of al admiration, and We can excuse
:, ,r eoBduct rather than a deficiency in
ference 70 courage.
Z 4. .-. present time Mr. Clay is enlisted In the
.I..r-F.-t which man ever MADE, and if a
80 Ia. be- me rssalt in his case, the refec-
Il. .---ls Be borne in mind, that "the fttest
i. ri, 1aa o. die, is when he dies for man"
.-. --.BEs Of freedom hope for better years
CON Cav. and believe that they will come,
I'd. ,--sr perhaps than he thinks, when his
-.. all. present sfTorts will be appreciated by
z citizens Of Kentucky. would not
al. 1s flurring ePithet TO bis name which
-.- ed iustios DO not warrant, out they per-
--r. - seq hat from the signs Of the times
EE. GAYS sagrts viii be engraved in marble
--...- ths asmes Of those Who SANDER his
sol. have passed away from the minds of
r-sl. The writer who refers TO him, in after
l1ss vil 90 50 Is
The friend Of man, the friend Of truth"
A. c. b.
Mar Louisville, August, ls4s.
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TEE FLORIDA iNpIANs.--from all the informa-
lion which has been received in this city i is be-
lieved that the outrages recently committed on the
peninsula OF Florida are not at all countenanced
BY the great msjority Of Indians residing in the
Siate, but that they were committed by few absn-
doned outLdps. Enough, however, has already
tanapired to suggest the idea of removing TO the
West the entire Indian population of Florida, and
this policy, we have reason 70 believe, Is now ap-
proved of by the members of The Governmenthei
But il is presumed that, TO accomplish The end in
question: il is not proposed 10 fesort TO the inter-
vention of war. Itsfords US pleasure, on the con-
trary, 10 knew that in regard TO this matter the
President desires TO treat the Floriea Indians with
The utmost kindness aud humanity. He, as well
as The Secretary Of War, are both well acquainted
with the Indian character, and we willingly con.
ide in the wisdom Of any measures they may think
proper 70 sdo1t-Nat. Intel,
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TRooPs FOR FLoRrpA.-Msj. Rowland's COM
pany left Savannah, Ga, on the 18th, in the
steamer Ocmulges, for Pilatka, Florida. The
steamship Alabama. from PascsgOula, tOsehed
at Pensacola on the 18th with troops for FlOri-
da. She took on board one company at that
place and departed on the 18th for Tampa Bay.
grand Result OF THE CoPrKR MsSG BUsI.
SEss.--Stephen Brown & Son sold at auction,
this morning, all the effects Of the 0ntonagon
Copper Company, situated near Lake Superior,
Michigan, consisting of the rights in the lands
from the United States, buildings, mining tools,
about 500 bushels of potatoes, 100 bushels tur-
niPs, ell in tbs ground, and about so kegs Of
powder. The whole was knocked down for the
large sum of forty dollars. How much money
had been paid by those interested was not stated
II is presumed from the above sale that the divI
dend cannot be very large.-BOstOn TraU.
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GHsAf iRlsH DIscovsRY.-Several months ago
We alluded to discovery which it was alleged
had been made Of process BY which oil nspths,
naPthaline, muriste Of ammonis, piecomar, pitt.
col, candles, pitch, tar and other substances are
extracted from Irish peat Ii seems that actual
experiment has proved the practicablity the in
vention, and that oil superior to spermaceti has
oeenProduced. The subject has recently attracted
considerable attention in the British Parliament.
Alter such DEMONSTRATION, Lord Ashley might
De excused for declaring that SEA hundred thousand
acres of Irish peat would be worth more than the
whole region of Califomia" 1t is said that the
oil ofPeat, II we may so call ii, is not only equal
to the best spermaceti, but that while the latter
costs ESQ to EOS per tun, the former can be pro-
dueed for 440per tun. This Is news for our Amer.
lean whalers and porkerr, who will be the only
people In the world who will not heartily rejoice
al The discovery of this inerhsustible source of
wealth for the sons of the Emerald Isle.
The raPidity Of promotion accorded to merit
and courage in the Hungarian armies, has had
no parallel since the brilliant campaigns Of the
French Republic and Consulate. Field Mar
shall Georgey, the first chieftsin Of the Hunga-
rian armies, was, one year ago. simply second
lietenant of company; and Gen. Guyon, an
Irishman, now the fourth ON the list Of Hun
garian celebrities, was a captain Of honved, or
scythemsnA in the first battle Of the war, fought
under the towers of Vienna, on the 3eth of
October last. r- .He5 ? b .ftla -.f-
The glove manufacture In England is re-
viving. 1t was once ruined by the dietun Of
Bean Brummell, that no gloves could be worn,
unless the thumbs, at least, were imported
Beau Brommell Is dead, and his maxims are
obiter dieta In the gay world, where once he
reigned supreme. '" '
( Subsequently to the 3oth Of June, we have
had advices Of the shipment Of large amounts
of California gold dust to England, and of gold
and silver coin and bars from Mexico and South
America. The receipts for July from this con-
tinent and from Russia, were expected to beov
five millions Of dollars. $50
II Is said there are sixty thousand persons in
South Carolina who cannot read. Perhaps they
are not 50 very unfortunate after all. There's
very little In that State worth reading.-LOH-
Jour.
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ACCENTS ZOE THE ExAMINER

9. ii. DzEw, Richmond, Va .
XIV. J. DlckEx, HsinPin, Ills.
NJ. Ryan, Maysyiile, Ky
hev. VIM GUEE, Chnsuanburg, Ky,
MILTON STEVENSON, GsorgetOwn, Ny.
J. M. MekIM, 81, N. FIfth ST., Philadelphia
yosEPH FISHER, Chester, VI.
BEcxsER 81 CAssfFF, Laiayetts, Ia
J. BALDWIN, Bethany, Va
GEo. ScARsoROuGz, OweHsboro, Ky.
Y. Z. EvERTs, Uties3 N-4
u. M. DEWEY, Arcade Hail, Rochester, NY.
HENRI CHAris, Canandaigua, N. Y.
BROWN g. WILLIAAsoE, Commercial BUILDINGS.
superior St, Cleveland, Ohio.
~ ~ NEEDHAn, IL, Exchange st, Buffalo, N. Y.
Il. BARCLAY, RussellvIle, ny.
Kew. HooFkR CKEws, Chicago ILL.,.
hon. A W. GRAHAM, BowIingrsen. XIV.
MN. GAkSErrs Glasgow ny.
Y. II. BARxLEH, Lexington, kentucky.
J. b. RUSSELL, Gazette Once, Cincinnati, o.
WHITE g. PorTER, Is Stale street, Boston.
ELIAS SMITH, l42 Nassau street, New 4o1k.
T. II. CoSAsr, Southland, ny.
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NKKDHAM's MARBLE YARD.

MAIN sTREET MAS NIAIH.
II KEEP hand Tor sale, al ne lowest cash rates
every description vi AaToie wUfk. VII suppiy ne
Trade with Vermont Marble al - per loot. afoie
Nantes from S25 500 ltaien 1rHIiule al 81 IA.
SO the following artiCies wholesale AMI FETAL; taccl
Plaster Of Paris, grOaIt ID. Of manannB purposes,
White sand, MaI0ie Dust fOT soda Water, tme buek
aid Gay, Hydtalic Cement and eOallnOa Lime. REF.
sons wantng any Of the aTuClsSs elaeI t0f 81
CONSUMPTION country CUSTOM Dc sappue1. Orders
from the country respectfully solieaed.
kDGAR NEEDHAN.
BA large ot Of Italian AaIbls sia0s asg received
mi COR sale law. mSis itANW
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FRon THE BRAsos-By the arrival Of The Port
land, Capt. Place. we have Bsownyille Papers up
10 the 10Th. a..... -- -.
INDIANS The Flag Of the 9Th says: BY an ami
val few days since at the BIazos from Corpus
Christi, we learn that tain OF merchandise own
ed by Dir. Drefer. had been attacked by Indians
We learn fmiher, thas Gen. Cazsesu's tain. con
taining merchandise sad TO amount 70 ninety
thousand dollars, en- route for Paso del Norie, had
also Indians lowering around IL; at one time the,
approached 81 nesu as to be fred upon by The tetun
sleTs. frsl r.-sa, a.. . fr-..s1 fe-rars a h.. al
I've have learned that information was being
sought, with a view 20 show that exaggerated
statements hsse gone iorlh as 10 the amount Of de-
probation committed on our frontier.
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louisville, terms 50 pr yssr, VI - ~
ali the baCk Hunbei Aow
January.
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90 Asta -.i--ts
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rRaN-YLyaSI. UNIVFR-ITY.


fE1HE sd session viii open o. The IL Muudsy L., No
IL vemDeT next unCeI tns cIrrCuOn o. loll. s
Faculty, VIZ:
and practice OF SuIsrIy-
KJbSn PeIer, NJ. u, Professor Of CarmislrY anu
Pharmacy.
james N. Basa, N. D., P1G.sssOs Of SPECIAL an sar
slCal Anatomy.
sam'. nnin, NJ. D., Professor Of Theory AMI SIae-
ice Vi Medicine.
ElneibeT l.. Dudley, NJ D., Professor Of GeLe al and
PsthOiOglCsl AnalOmy and hysoi0sy.
| and Therapeutics.
Nm. NJ B0aHg. n. D., PTof OF O6slelIi.s an. lie
Diseases Of " omen sHd ChlGIeH.
Il. NJ. sslliHan, N. ~, Demonstration .. Anatomy.
Inc cOsI Oi i Course elUj, uVcII4aly IA ssLtr.
lhe h4lIlCulauOn ami Liolsty uthet -.
Seetng uCAet slg lac OIsdLsJOf bee 81 -. B-all-
| lns and Iodglns IRON - " O. IS 70 fsI WstA-
hOBEhT FElEE. "a. D.,
D-zA tLe o..
Lexington, Nv, July n, ISf9 81
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NEW STEAM FgRNiIURE FACTORY.

CORNER OF MAIN AND FOUk1 kENTH SIS,
LOUISVILLE, KN.
WYE are prepared to manufacture every hing in on
w hne, Oa terms iavOraoe asany oiief cstabils IN
me mt in Wesi. The patronage " lAe pi04ie - SAC
tied.
WAxrsD.-Cheuy, Walnut. Sycamore, IAN anu Pop
lar Lumber. - ..-
Aug. 6-tf. J. NJ. N n. J. LiNtOLNs
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moulded loss;
nISh Il5lcl OscWOOd octave Piano FuTtes, with
nhJuIded iesS;
Ps.in sqaafe rosewood octave Piano F0r.es, VIII
modified legS;
1 hsely hnlsned mahogany 6 octave Piano- FoItst
1 pain square do D
these Piano EOrteS sold al New lOTk LlSnusctu-
rem pr1Ces and Warranted.
S-Seeond hand PianOs bought, exchanged, ard e
paired.
~ Always GA hand (Sajssals and reta) Mlsi-li
Instruments al Ati1s. Ma 6J3ks. sest
assortment sheet Muse ~ l0ultl O. nt N
pkIERS, WEisb N 90,
AgsiC alI BOA NcslCIs,
July TT Neat 10 BlEA -JsissiAe.
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tlAANO-fOR Es.-Ne have last received m
IL Voies VI ridlJ rJfsrs, new AMI neas.A1i pate
winch IN addition " s-ySk, -G-is
SOIlme al one VI the most cOuI .etc and yaICu ~
ere1 - The W eSteTn puolll. N { have sole
1 magnificent Caryea Oe-ayc F.aliy & - e
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TELEGRAPH BUILDINGS.
InlsN A. Rl@I

NANUEAcTUzEE AM iNFoKIKE OF
SNUFF, CIGARS, SMOKING AND
CHBW INC TUBACCO.
NJ %, Third street., betwesnJeffsTsoa ami NIarket,
Ian1a-u LoUIsuLLk. ny
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THE U. STATES DlSPLNsATUKY

THE u. STATES DlSPENSAIOkl.
UST PUBLlSHED-Ihe EsaIh EJluou VI " uUY
a. * bAJnES Unltc1 ol4leS ulsF eus-l4Iy. vi .a
many taapTOV snIsnS. FOI saie ~
LYNCH'S DEAD SEA EXPED.IION.
rice -. Oar eJuntry CuslOale.s va L.. 81 10
sci COPS Of the n.sl Edition. LOa - SIZE u
scJllng a % addressing
Eastruetiea In singIag and on abe Pia1O-
forte.
MADAME ABBA Mo " iCZ oe s . announce T. The
wi adles Of LOIsvlse and vi-uly tAz she >uliC
" Icside Ia tals Ciiy, and l44l sie VA E1If.
devote neT eisuTe hours " me lnsgru-uUu "
N sfnsins aud m Planc fJile.
Farmer PzItiLu.ars tzided correctly oalg
al ner house, Wainat stTeeI, hla lolsc sal u lac
corner Oi FiTsJ. ASsi
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a.. a. BARAI.kh,

LezIRgtoR, nv.
uTILL attend promptly 10 saS business entrusted 70
w hm-wu act sent iOT me c5iiee LA Vi n-Ous
slns accounts. dc, 6e. Images tiOdeTate.
April Z. 1913
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H. IA. srkARNs. CHAuScEY CARrsN rER-
FLAMING a. wsATHRR-B0AHDIXG MALL.
STEARNS q Co.
A LARGE assortment OF FLOJklAG, SBELNiN9,
n MISREPRESENTATION a. Constantly -
haa1.
~ wEATHsR- REGARDING. FLOORING. A..
sawed ana dressed 20 OrdeT. CoVISsIOS, NJ.
Jane x3-u
NOTICE 40 TAHLUHs.
ME sabscuOeIS nOW eusascl ute aaafnlaCiure
u Glazed Naddinss each Slise, iof vir -
tsHoTs and CiothleTs IL VI Tie VeTy 0esl qoaiy, VI
any thickness required, well siazSd, N ss,H4
the Eastern aftlCie. We now maAing "a Sas icut
Quantities supply the dslnad Wssl VI liu Ais
shanses. OTdeTsIrOm dry gOOds JS05e clStRe
promptly attended 70.
Cincinnati, January %, 1sI9.--iI.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-07-18
Female DIediciuc,


Dr. Townscnd's Sarsnparia is sovereign and speedy
cure for incirient Consumption Barrenness, Proapsus
U,er Falling Of the Womb, Cost enesa Piles Leucsr-
rhpa Whites obstructed difficult Menstruation, In
confluence of Urine involuntary discharge thereof
and for the general prostraton of the systemno matter
whether the result of inherent produced
by Hrcguarlty illness accident. Nothing be more
surprising than its nvgoating effects the human frame.
Persons of all weakness and lassude, from taking it
become robust and full of energy under its influence
II immediately countcacs the nervousness Of the female
rane which Is the great of Barrenness 1t will
moi he expected of in Of delicate
exhibit certificates Of performed. but
the afflicted that hundreds Of cases have been reported
Thousands Of where families have been wthou,
children, after using few bottles of this invaluable med.
cine have been blessed with fine, healthy offspring. 1t
has been expressly prepared in reference 10 female
plants: No female who has reason to suppose she is
proachng that critical period The turn Of He"
should neglect take it, is certain preventive for
of the and horrible diseases which females
subject at this time Of life This period may be de-.
nyed for several by using this medicine. Nor is
it less valuable for those who approaching woman
hood 1t is calculated to assist nature by quckenng
the blood and invgora.ng the SYSTEM Indeed, this medf
cine is invaluable for all the delicate diseases which
women subject %-
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-07-18
Ohio Fruit and Seed Store.

TIME subscriber returns his best wishes te
j. the citizens of Dubuque and vicinity, fol
their very liberal patronage for the past year
and by strict attention to business, and dis
position to please, hopes to merit continuance
Of the same, and an increased patronage 70,
ls49 A general variety of Green and Dried
Fruit, Candies, Nuts. and Spices, kept con.
stantly on hand, also choice selection Of
GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS,
in the proper season for planting them.
In addition to his former business, he has
fitted up an Elysian Saloon. where Oysters,
Sardnes, Hot Coffee, and Came, will be serv.
ed up at all reasonable hours.
A liberal patronage is solicited. Call at the
sign Of the Ohio Fruit and Seed Store No 81
Main st.. next door to the City Hotel, and get
the worth of your money.
G. r. WEST.
Dubuque, LIST January, J849. l9.tf
gTCash paid for Eggs, Butter, Cheese, Lard,
and Poultry.
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Splitting Hood.
Rhclllnniislll,

Rheumatism.
This only of than four thousand fRleu-
matism that Dr. Townsends Sarsaparilla has cured The
aud chronic weekly cradcated by its
extraordinary virtues
James Cummings ESQ., of the assistants in the Lima
tic Asylum Backwcs 1saad, is the gentleman spoken of
in the following letter.
Blackwclls Island. Sept H. 1917.
DR.. Townsend-Drar Sir: have suffered terribly for
nine years with the Rheumatism considerable of tho time
tcould not eat sleep walk had the most distressing
pains and my limbs terribly swollen l have used
four bottles Of Sarsapara and they have done
thai thousand dollars worth ofgood, much better
indeed entirely relieved You liberty this
for the benefit of the afflicted
Yours respectfully, JAMES CUMMINGS.
Fever and Ague.
Dr. Townsends Sarsapara is unequaIled in Of the
Cbils and Fever and Ague The following letter is only
of hundreds that have received from the South and
West of like character
Oswego Mich, Oct %, 1547
Dr. Townsend Dear Sir-I purchased for my wife two
bottles of Sarsa parila of Agent Mr. McNar OF Kala
mlzoo it for the Fever and A-ue. Before had finish
ed the first bottle appeared the BLOOD and
less violent and before she had finished the bottle
mad been before she took the Agnc. lady that had been
sick Win the Chs and Fever hut had broke them
with Qunine and was left weak and dstres sing
state and troubled exceedingly with the Ague Cake seeing
the effect it had my wife, she and procured
bottles, and it restored her few weeks complete
health Your Sarsapuria is without doubt. unequall.d in
unication will be of usc you liberty if You
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-07-18
scrofmIn Cured,

Scr0fmls Cured.
This certificate conclusvey proves that this SarsaPari
has perfect control the obstinate of
the Blood Three persons cured in house unPrece.
dcnted
Three Children.
DR.. Townsend: Dear Srl have the pleasure inform
that three children have been cured Of the Scro-
fa by the of yeur excellent medicine. They af.
Ties; took away for which feel myself under
great obligation
Yours, respectfully,
ISAAC w. GRAIN, log Wooster.st
Opinions Of Physicians.
DR.. Townsend is almost daily receiving orders from
Physician. in different parts Of the Union.
This is 10 certify that We the undersigned Physicians
o the City Of Albany have in prescribed
Dr. Townsends sursapsrilla, and believe II to be
ms'i Gns M %i5sis B. BRIGGS
NJ. DIP. E. ELMENDORF, NJ. d. Albany, April, lsi7
CAUTION.
Owing the great and immense sale of DR.
meriy Agents have commenced making SarsapariIs
Extracts. Exirs Btters Extracts Of Yellow Dock &c.
They generally put in the shaped bottles and
them have stolen and copied
they only worthless limitations should be avoided
None genuine unless signed by 9 P. Townsend.
Principal once. 1875 FULTON Street, Sun Building.
N. Y: Redding & Co., State street. Boston Dyo L
Druggist, Baltimore NJ. Cohen, Charleston Wright
Co, ISL Chnrtres Street. NJ o. los South Pearl Street
Albany and by all the principal Druggists and Mcr.
chants generally throughout the United States West Indies
and the Cnnadns.
Sold, wholesale and retail, by
E.. GILLESPIE,
Dubuque, who is tho authorized agent for Du.
buque county.
Feb. 9th, I549. n26-1y
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-07-18
TRANSPORTATION LINE

TryHE undersigned will commence repuIar
j trips, from Dubuque TO Chicago, Of, the
10Th INST
All persons wishing transportation of mcr.
chandise, or PASSAGE or any business transact.
ed with promptness and dispatch, can have it
done by calling on tho subscriber, or in his ab.
scnce, at LaDgwosthy 3 Store.
HIRAM G. PIERCE.
Dubuque, April Sd, lelo. 3l.sms