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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-12-05
100000 DIE
Annually of CONSUMPTION!

TN the United States vet how manv could have been
Tar In season. Thousands upon thousands
ying that has saved their lives, restored them health
Noonc nccddespar Though your ply cians and friends
Staunton who was given by her doctors and friends
die with the last stages of SUMPTION We publish her
cinnati, to show that the it makes confined to
that city alone bu in every place where it has been
duced Read what she says:
+ + + + + + + +
This is to certify, that some months since taken
several Physicians but they failed to give any relief and
orthc space of one year grew rapidly In addition
excellent physician lived in the house and used the
cHertion and paid the strces attention. balled
all hi k-fwo Others were called in one of Which was
aged and skiilG physician but all te efforts proved a.
like unavaiing. At last ply Sican who attending
camp meeting in the ncglborhood me, and de-
clarcd that could not last than day longer also
all of the vast number who came to see me- believed that
few days at most must end earthly career. My friends
were now called in to die, but my brother at this
crisis, carng of the astonishing pert rnod by Mir.
Rogers Comp Syrup of Lvcrwort and 1ar,) went to
Chc"he AND back distance of sixty miles, in thirteen
hours, get Some of the above medicine commenced
taking it, and strange toll before had used half bot
tic the cough entirely cured. From this time
cred rapidly and when had sed two bottles was able
my family vocatiunS usual am fully salts
fled that had not been for this excellent medicine wold
now he in my grave and must in justice say that truly
sincere thanks to the inventor of this priceless med
cinc and would recommend all persons afflicted with dis
cascd lungs 70 give II Il trial.
HARRIET ROWE.
We the undersigned do certify that this of Mrs.
Rowe is correct, being personally acguintcd with all
Tie circumstances T fE i :RiHE N2HTuEws,
THOMAS CRAIG,
JOSEPH Fans.
Staun:on Ohio. Feb 7, 1947.
Observation-Disclosures advised this remedy is put up
with splendid 7hHe st" CRrrarcd rrGppc The copy right
of which is secured to a. L. SCOViI.' which name
please observe before you purchase except from aver-
tiscd agents.
Al orders may be addressed to II. Bakcscy & Cos south
west trncr third and Chestnut Streets st. Louis.
Sold in Dubuque by f. +. Gic pie s. Crawford & Co.,
alcua, and by Agent in every throughout the
State. I3--6n
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CLOAN'S OINTMENT is now universally acknowl-
- edged to be an nallibe remedy, in every where
it has been faithfully applied the human SYSTEM for pro-
noting Inscnsble Pespiraon drawing the inflammation
from wound, relieving pain of every kind and in its
healing qualities the world does not produce its equal and
the public pronounce it the cheapest and best Family
Ointment that has been used. All diseases of tho
Fesh Obstinate Ulcers, old Sores Chhans, Sore Throat,
Breasts, diseases of the eyc agc in the face side back
and the other parts of the SYSTEM Bos, Ulcers Scald
Head BRUISES, Flesh Wounds, and every kind of
containing the least particle of inflammation are perma.
nently cured by this grand remedy. w. B. SLOAN,
Grand Depot, 10 Lake street, Chicago, Ill
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MISSISSIPPI RIVER.

81. Louis, Mo-, Feb. ODD, 1sf9
DR.. w. b. Sloan-Sir About two years ago, while
rafting on the mississippi river, in passing the RAPIDS
was plunged in the WATER and by the raft dashed against
rock, crushing my left leg and otherwise seriously inur-
ing me, so much that lost all sensibity. When con-
sciolsnes returned. found myself in St Louis surround
cd by my weeping family. Good nursing and medical aid,
enabled me IN about two months hobe around with the
ASSISTANCE OF cruc The wounds only partially healed
leaving large running sores at the knee which fer many
months discharged blood and of the most offensive
character Ny pains incxprcssh,e at times my suf
fering great that death would have received
hearty welcome. Fortunately, Mr.. Wilson, Zone of my
negshors,) advised me to Try your Ointment obtained
box and applied it according Objectionable
began TO assume healthy appearance, and in three
months entirely cured, and able endure hard la
Dor. Your Obd't Servant
HIRAM w. THOMAS.
We, the undersigned, neighbors of II. w. Thomas,
We're acquainted with the above stated, and knowing
the circumstances most clccrfuly confirm said Thomas
statement REV. J. DOUGLASS,
JAMES WILSON,
PETER LAMB,
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Srs&cINa NOSicGS.

- DR.. Rogers Compound Syrup of Liver
wort and Tar breaks up the most distressing
Coughs, Colds, &c, in aftw hours time. See
advertisement in another column.
1t may be had from.
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G. D. Sullivan e. Co.
WATCH MAKERS AND JE,vvEI.LERH.
succEssons 10 IABARD 81 CO., !,

SUCCESSORS 10 IABARD 81 CO., fS stsa1 2&
Nc. afah,-atreef, Saint L0afs, yNss6NrL
EiSp constantly on hand largo assortment OF Cold
Ia and silver Watches, French and Yankee Clocks,
Cold Pencils, Gentlemen and Ladies' Breast Pins, Gold
Chains, &c. &c. III @.sgs3
Silver Table, Desert andTea Spoons, manufactured -
warranted 70 k0ep time a1 3E5asf2 III
oepG IN, lo4o ssN fst7s
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TEDRJPJV Sr,AIDCD

FelowCitizcns of Chicago, the deep and distressing
wounds lately received in being Terribly Scaaed' by
the bursting of dsery boiler, healed in the short
space of fourteen days by the free application of Soans
cctebriea ONtme"t Also, my child that had been sorely
afflicted for several months with .AfaraSnius, whom
expended a large sum of money for medical advice and
medicines, restored TO health in less than weeks
by Tie use of Sloan's Ointment.
For injuries On horses am confident Sloan's Ointment
is far superior TO any other remedies used.
In my opinion cscrg family should constantly keep on
hand this valuable Ointment.
MICHAEL DIVERSY.
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AN OLD HoUsE.-Thc Oxford (Eng) Chron-
icle states: 'Thc original Bear and Ragged Staff
public house, at Gunner, Berks, has been taken
down. This was the house Of which mention is
made in Lcn!worth, where the parties concern
ed in the tragcal fate Of Amy Robsart met and
partook of a cup of sack, from the tap of Giles
Goslin, i'll the days of Queen Elizabeth
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FUN AnEAD-The editor of the Pittsburg
Morning Post promises some rich fun if the Ii
bel suit against him should be urged by the wing
conspirators in Pttsburg. 1t will be recollcctcd
that Gen. Taylor, in his recent visit to Pennsyl-
vania made some speeches, and that his friends
were very industrious in having them dressed
up little and circulated the extempore cf1iu-
sons of the General The Post not having the
grace the President in his heart, the fear
of Whiggery before his eyes, pronounced one
of these reported speeches a forgery whercup IN
the Gtcad Jury Of Pittsburg brings bill of indct-
ment against him.
The fun of it is, that Gen. Taylor, Gov. John
ston and their travelling suit will be necessary
witnesses in the case. Better have left the Post
alone, gents; you will find yourselves posted up
before you get out ofthis scrape.
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Cranes and Trees.

NOR SAIF, at the Ohio Fruit and Seed Store, few
r. hundred choice Grape Roots, Pl!nb rcc&, Pear and
hcsnut lrcc>ai! in good order fer planting. .tso a
fresh arrival of Dried Peaches and Sweet Potatoes, for sale
1T Vests. E#
l}uluquc, Nov II, 18i9. lift.
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Forty Land WaYf.sa rats.

TIME subscriber has the above number of Land War
j rants on hand, to locate upon credit upon tho
reasonable terms for Farmers who save their
Farms Apply at tho Old stand-baek room, up stairs
over Van Hagans Store, Dubuque, Iowa.
Fl. w. SANFORD.
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LANES NEEJElEAKN.


4 4 LOR.
VSTOI'LD respectfully inform his friends and tie pub
w lie, that he has taken into partnership with him,
JOHN TiMONET,
late Cutter for Cinrcs 7nyor, OF this City, and hopes, by
their united cAcrtlon, TO give entire satiacton i'll ler
line of bl mess.
they will receive, regularly, TIE latest FAsIoSs and
CT confident that their work will be up in style Of
ncltncss, to he surpassed in the Western Country
They prepared to furnish goods, make up gentle
mems material
Their prices will be moderate. Cutting done shortest
notice
lC5'rhcir shop is at J. MulLIN's old stand, the
Clcckcrcd Store, Main Street.
Dubuque, Iowa, Nov. p, 1919 l3-ly
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CALLS FOR MORE.

EcnNVH, kaIc cuIln1y, III, June II, 1919.
". B. S0Gn, Cg.Dear -lr: wish you 10 send me by
the bearer dozen of your Horse Ointment, and half
dozen Family Ointment. When your agent here, I
supposed had enough TO last till fall hui the Horse
and Family Ointment arc I'LL gone, and have calls for
more.
AS your medicines advertised in the Western Ncr-
curry, pil cd in this place, would it not be well to
append thereto wlCrc tie medicine may be found? If
yul. wi II win call The publisher and have him say it
is sold b. D. Dunan Geneva; f. Freeman ST. Charles
and by WaidroII's Batavia.
Yours &C., D. DUNHAM.
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MELANcMoLY ACCIDENTAL man named
Swircs, residing in Van Buren, County, Iowa,
shot his sen while on hunting excursion, mis-
taking his son for deer.
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Great Nc,ys srosu California;.

rENllE subscriber having received such induces
L him TO cmigrate, offers for sale his beautiful residence,
situated AT the corner of 10th and Main streets, Dubuque.
Any person wishing great bargain, VIII do we'll call
ISAAC n lllGDEE
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L 4 lrIlI L SNAKE EII'I'

Dr. ~. g. Slonn-l)cur Sir: Last month Mr.. A. 2. Tay-
ur of Gopher Hill, Indiana, had horse badly bitten
the by t.CSnakc. Some ten hours after, saw
the horse his Lead was remarkably swollen, mmed-
aCiy applied your Ointment freely and we aSOnsbcd
Tic rci.ri afforded In less than hour the swelling
hcgun abatc and in twenty Ur hours had nearly all
subsidized and within three days. tie horse only
ii: for but actually put hr! labor without any
injurious result. AUUrS. Respectfully,
L. l.. BARTLETT.
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THE BEST AND CHEAPEST HORSE MEDICINE
5aa tine VWOgE<p.
sy ShaNJss, 6sJrryu,-Eu1TJrH,

AND CONDITION POWDER HAS EARNED
GREAT NAME.
For Purity, Mldncss SAFETY, Certainty and 7horoughncss.
SlO1n'S O!nt!Rent Erccls
And is rapidly spcrccdng all ohcr Onnents and Lin
ments in use, fer the of tho following diseases:
Fresh wounds, gals of all kinds, sprains, bruises,
cracked heels, ring bone, wndgtlls, pol-cvilI, caus
spavn* sweeney, i:tla sast, strains, lamencs, sand
cracks, lounfrrcd feet, scratches grease mango, and
horn dstcmprr. s+r
The POWDER will all the inflammation and
fever purify tic blood, loosen tho skin, cleanse the
ter and strengthen every part of the body; and has prov
cd sovereign remedy for tie following Diseases
DistoApcr hide bound loss of appetite, snwur strains,
ycliowwlcr, inflammation of tie eyes, fatigue from hard
exercise also, Rheumatism, Commonly called stiff
paint,) which proves fatal TO mary valuable horses
i'll this country 1t is also safe and certain remedy for
coughs ana colds which generate many fatal diseases.
W. i. SLOAN,
Grand Depot, 20 Lake st., Chicago, Ill., and sold in
ly every town in all the Western States.
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SLOAN'S COLUMN.
Family Ointment.

All Medicines advertised by W. B. Sloan are sold c
agency by i. F. GILLESPIE.
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Sixty Land Warrants.

FENilE Farmers of the counties Of Dubuque Clayton,
L Delaware, Jones, Jackson and Linn, wishing lEcr
lands entered n time, would do we'll by calling On TIE
nndrrSigncI "a be has Just returne: from the East, with
large supply "t genuine WARRANTS being issued in good
style up engraved plate.
{E5UFFltE in the Of the Store Room of G. w. s
". j. Huri"n door below Masons Drug Store, Main
street, Dubuque, Iowa.
JNO. NJ. McDANELD. &
1870 lI-Iv
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vorably compare with any of the great achieve

vorably compare with any of the great achieve
ments of the oldest States of our Union.
The desire expressed by community to know
the entire prospect and plan of this improvement
has induced me to elaborate the details, and
must apologize for the length of this report.
must again express my obligations to my
Assistants, Mcssrs. Wells, jacobs, Hayden and
Dury, who have constantly labored in the SUI
pcrvison of the contracts or in the prosecution
of the surveys and locations. During the Win
ter campaign I wass assisted in the field by
Messrs. Guy Wells, Principal Assistant, Nj. NJ.
Hayden, Assistant, and John Kennedy, Rod
man. and during the summer by Mcssrs. NJ. M.
Hayden, VIM. Dury and r. l.. Sullivan.
These campaigns embraced the most severe
extremes of cold and heat; the snow being two
feet deep and thermometer "a degrees below
zero at our camp below Agency Prairie, OH the
22nd December; lea degrees above zero on the
18th July, in the same vicinity. The endurance
and fidelity manifested by these mon during our
labors on these campaigns cntitlc them to your
favorable consideration and merit the highest
commentator.
Respectfully submitted,
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NAPLES EEOTJGy.


Ty1IID undersigned hegs leave respectfully to inform his
4 friends, and the public generally, that lie continues
the above well known establishment, and begs to assure
them that will be his constant cndeavOr give sassc
un those who may favor him with their company and
that cxeron his part will be omitted to render them
comfortable. His table will be supplied with the hest the
market ali rls His airy and convenient, and
ever, department of the establishment is liberal scale
Attached to tie premises is a large and commodous sta
bic where attentive groom win always be in attendance
DANIEL ANDERSON,
Dubuque, Dec. s. lSi9 NIB If Proprietor.
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TIME Mndersgn Eae ls Two Hundred
bugue, know 81 The DulgQ Nrse5y, c1itaing 10000
cholse App AL gfafted, tho best quality
ant Also, large lot Of Cherry, Pear, Chestnut, and
Mountain Ash Trees together with several thousand Or
namenta Trees, with large lot Of shruhbcry, to
TO mention This placeis well adapted for the Nur-
sorry business The place contains acres good two sto-
ry brick house with frame attacled 90 by 80 feet an cx-
ceent cellar good well Of watcr, large barn. stable
carriage house and other out buildings layc also an ar
rangemen with practical Nurscinan who owns large
Nursery and is under contract furnish any quantity Of
Fruit and Ornamental Trees, such tic market demands.
The person purchasing will be entitled the same
ment With care and attention Nursery business
Dollars year, clear Of all expenses. Persons wishing
enter into the above business will find isa good oppor,-
nifty. Apply soon or you lose rare chance. Terms lib
cral and tie place at bargain.
w. L. JOHNSON.
HnlnnMe. Now 20. IGd0 La. !.
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NOTICE.! NOVEEE!!

NOTICE NOTICE
g ONE maciousiy disposed person and persons have
- circulated that I have Mr.. Murphy's old stock Of
met lOd TO give il the lie.
have opened in the room lately occupied by Mr..
Murphy,
A splendid Stock OF Goods.
all fresh and new which will sell cheaper than can be
bongh in Dubuque, any other town the Upper Mis-
sssippi call and for yourselves. My stock con-
ssts in part as follows:
% pieces Sanctt,
10 " French Cloth,
300 Calicoes-roln cents to -,
500 Reachcd Musn--froln G IA to l2c. I'D.
80 bales Brown do from5 9.
so pieces Plaid Jaconett,
100 &c Plain do
20 " Book and Swiss Muslins,
500 " Thread ana Cotton Laces and Edging,
50 Great Gro. Coat and Vest buttons,
l ton Spool Thread,
100 pieces Alpacl-from Csc. to 81 per yard,
/ ton Cotton Yarn.
1000 lbs. Carpet Chain, &C., &c.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
$50 cases Boots and shoes-all sorts and sizes.
CLOTHING.
500 Coats-all kinds, $40 pairs Pants, 500 Vests.
HATS AND CAPS
30 dozen Rat caps, 50 dozen Cloth Caps,
4 " ootter Caps, 10 f" Fur & P,isI, Hats
GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS.
ALSO-l0o boxes Gluss-100 kegs Nails, together with
everything usually kept in the stores cf Dubuque. You
will also find splendid assortment Of choice Liquor
Brandy, VIII. key Rum, Gin, Wines, old Monongala!y
tcrmnel to sell less prices than be bought in the
city. No trouble TO show goods, and if can't suit you
won't get IN passion ah0utit. j. ii. RHODES.
Dubuque, Nov. 81, 1919. n-l3-3m.
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WONDERFUL STIR,

S'cGns .ifcdiciRrS.-Ihcrc i; wonderful stir made
bout these medicines and Cre!iby informed that
nothing has bccn offered to Tie public deserving of
atienu especially of all who keep horses. With Sloars
Condition Powder, horse is always kept i'll goad cUndl-
ton, and by tie of Lis Ointment bruises sprans and
cuts cured in surprising short ie and the life of
many valuable horse saved. The numerous certificates
Published in his advertisement, frm veil known ndivid-
ualS fully tie value Of the medicines fr the uses
ans, purposes stated, and we have doubt they will be-
popular medicines in this section they are in gen.
cIa use in the Wcst--B%Ga0 RepuJic JNRe II, 1919.
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land Warrant

SIS Rewarf!---Estr;ay Notice.
III AS been missing from tie subscriber since tie month
Of March, two year old bay Fey, bald faced, grey
name and tail, hind legs white, has been cut
Whoever will find tie said cet and bring Ter my resi-
dence in Dubuque, shall receive the above reward.
HENRY SHELLHORN.
Dec. S, 1e49. nl34wH City Brewery, Dubuque
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4 Gard.

DER:ONS wishing TO effect Life Insurance, who
L viii fl inf rnia tic subject invited cali
on tie subscribers, who will furnish Pamphlets containing
of premium, and all otter necessary information.
j. G. K +. II. SMITH.
Agents PhTniy !nS. 20.
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HEALTH! IiEALTH! IIEhLTIiM!
EEl MM S.
Dec. 5 1910.

VIZ p WIGIITMAN TO the people of North iowa.
w gives his sincere thanks for patronage literally
he owcd, and hopes by continuance of his czerons to
Please them in the nCrcSSarcs, r0nNc!cncics and Injuries
Of life at moderate prices to merit continuance of their
frequent calls.
Having inst opened ono Of the largest and hest selected
stock Of Dry GHdS and Groceries between the Allcgha
ny and Rocky Mountains, which he intends sell at the
very lowest figures, lac invites all lovers Of goOa
Goods set low prices,
to give him caa his store under Tie NAPLES House,
The hghc<, price paid for Wheat, Oats, Corn &C., &C.,
in exchange f r goods ana cHei..
December 9Th, lsln. NIB
= A pS. black, plaid and embroidered AEfarlS fer sale
NV ny W. p. MIGliTMAN.
= p. superior French Mcrno fer sale by
p W. P. wIcHrMAS.
80 PS. rcd, twccd and plain F,nncls for sale by
100 r.. Sattnctt and Jeans for sale by
w W. p. wIGIIr,AS.
500 pS. assorted Prints for sale by
> a PS. Plaid Lnscy for sale by
100 CASES Boots and Shoes for safe by
pn BALES brown S!lcctings for sale at
~ ". P. wrcrrMAS's.
500 LBS. Batting just received and for sale by
wv W. p wl"HrMAN
Sl BBS Dried Apples for sale by
- ~ W. p.
= 20 BOXES Tobacco forsalc by
~ r
700 KEGS Nails, all sizes, fer safe by
4 ~ " W. p.
, a BBLS. y. O. and 5. II. hlolasscs fer sale by
>'' W. p.
= a BEi.S. Whiskcy for sale by
~ W.. y.
9 n BONES Mouid Candles for sale by
w. p.
- CASKS Saerlis for sale by
@1 W. l.
. a CHESTS Y. II. and Imperial Teas for sale by
81 " W. r.
Ok BONES and l-2 boxes NJ. Il. Raisins for sale by
81 ~ w. p.
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Ohio Fruit and Seed Store.

9IEsEU EEaKG Z t5{tGt1g s5EEFEV,
FFN sub rrihCr returns Iii hest wishes 30 the citizens Of
Il Dubuque and vicinity, fIr Tie very liberal patronage
the past year, and by strict attention 10 business, and
Disposition to please, hopes 10 merit continuance OF the
same, and increased patronage for 1919. general va
ricy of green ANA dried fruit, candies, nuts and spices
kept certainty land also choice selection of CAR
DEN AND FIELD SEEDS, in the proper season for
planting them.
In addition to his former business, lie las fitted up an
Fly sian a'UO where Oysters, Sariinos Hot CUcc and
Game, VIII he served up al all reasonable hours
A.ihcra patronage is solicited. Cali AT the sign of Tic
Nio Irnit and Seed itorc, No IS, an street, next GoU
to the City Hotel and get the worth of your l'tncy
G.. Il. WEST.
HubuGne lst Jan 1879 1911.
Ca. paid for Egg, Butter, Cheese Lard, and roul
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IRoNMoNGEHs' CoHvENTIoH.-A Convention
of Ironmongcrs, or, as they call themselves iron
masters, assembled at Pittsburg on the 2ist ult.
The object of their meeting is to ask Congress
to protect their interests by imposing higher
duty upon foreign iron;-in other words, mpo-
sing upon their fellow citizens in community.
What more right have these ironmongcrs to
obtain protection of their interests than has any
other trade or callng' By the same rule of ar
gumcnt which they are in favor of the protcc-
ton of iron, others could claim protection for
each and every separate interest.
We shall watch the proceedings Of this Con
vcntion, and give the result Of its deliberations
in due time.
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EsstssuggEEc AcaGEeEHly.


TENIlE undersigned would announce 10 Il citizens of
Dubuque, and the inhabitants Of N"ricrn Iowa. that
they pr,pnSe opening, Monday ting 2lh Nov, in Tic
large brick binding ad accnt to the Surveyor Generals
Office SCHOOL for instruction in all the higher branch
cS OF learning 1t is their sign establish upon per
ha is, nsulion, where tie Youth Of both
may obtain EdUca'iCn, which will guilty them
fill, with honor and usefulness, station in lie
They hope by unrng eNcrtis and faithful regard TO
cir trust merit and receive the confidence and sup
y, RI of the community.
They vii! suffer he number Of their Pupils to be-
largo to cramp their efforts and prevent them
from doing ample justice to each and every committed
to their care.
TUITION PER TERM OF ELEVEN WEEKS.
For Reading, Spelling, Arithmetic, Smiths Grammar
(,cograp lIv aid rrunlan$ip, $500
For Latin, Creek Algebra, Geometry, Philosophy, l;c
ORIG, Surveying, ligt. arithmetic, History, Astronomy,
and Root. kcVping, by Double En:rV. SJ.D
For French German, i'll connection with any of the
foregoing, 600
Stationery furnished for 50 cents per Term
No deduction for absence, except in of sickness
HIRAM p. LEACH, PRINCIpAI.
PHiNEAS w. CRAWFORD, A. b.
I-5-hn Evening School will be commenced at the Same
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JOHN w. CLARK,

NOTARY PUBLIC, DELHI, DELAWARE COUNTY, IOWA.
eFJon W. Clark will also attend to paying taxes for
non residents.
July Is. lS49, 4G-tf.4s85