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MEDICAL DEP PARTMENT
OF HAMPDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE

. s.. a.. .-. 10, Richmond, Va. - -gr.- So & s..oi.s
IINHE twelfth annual course of Lectures in this Insti-
!, Il tuition will commence Monday, Oet'r gid, lS4Y,
and continue until the middle Of March. IL aa as =
X. L.. BoAANNAS, M. d., Prot. OF Obstetrics and Dis
eases of Women and Children. - ss;. : F.
l.. w. CHAMBERL1TNE, M. D.. Prof. Of Materia Medi-
ca and Therapeutics. ~. ff- e. ;s-sta. tz
s.. MAUrIx, NJ d., Prot. of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
Surgical Anatomy. ts. i.}3
CARTER p. JOHNSON, NJ. D., Prof of Anatomy and
Physiology.
Dawn H-TrcKEH, NJ. D., Prof of Theory and Prac-
tice of Medicine. =. ,s n 4 nt-1aF' (
A. Il. PETICOLAs, NJ. D., Demonstrator of Anatomy.
The Museum, Apparatus and illustrations for the DEM
onStrator departments have recently received ad
tlons, and are now very complete. The facilities for
Practical Anatomy unsurpassed The Clinical ad-
NantaSes fully commensurate with the wants of the
student and especially valuable those preparing for
practice at the South Clinical Lectures given twice
week IN the College Infrmary which is in immediate
congrulty with the College) and once week in the
Richmond Aims House. In these institutions the diseases
occurring III Southern practice met with, and the
student has the most eligible opportunities of becoming
acquainted with the types and treatment The frequency
OF Surgical operations before the class together with the
facilities for Witnessing the of Surgical
renders this of the best Schools of Practical Surgery
CHARGEs-Matriculaton S5 Tickets Of the Professors
$l05, Practical Anatomy $40, Graduation Fec $25.
Board including fuel, lights, and servants attendance
NAV he obtained at 81 to S44 per week :5s a.a..
--.s -,4s-.. - f..s S. MAUPIN, NJ. D., .es-
-..gy ..- .,.-. ~, -,-s.,,s. Dean of the Faculty.
August Is, l649 Is. ..-.-.s s....-t. 77l-6t.
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August Is, lS49.


1.-TWO Prisoners confined in the Hertford County Jail
Il one for passing counterfeit money, the other for
larceny broke Jail by boring and escaped the night OF
the first of August The former stranger, and when
arrested in April last had the name of VIM. j. Price
stitched the bottom OF his saddle bags in large letters
but assumed the OF George w. Murry. From
his knowledge of affairs in and about Richmond he is
believed to have resided in that neighborhood large
found his person. The following description may
serve to identify him: ...
He is a stout muscular man. of good address, about
feet inches high hair dark, nearly black, face round
and smooth, eye full and dark voice full and harsh.
His breast bone is sunken the middle if crushed by
contact with heavy body and represented by him
to have been caused by spent grape shot received in
Mexico He appears to be about 35 years of age. -
This advertisement is made as well to prevent his
future mpositons, with the hope it may lead to his
arrest. ' JOHN P. BRIDGERS, Sheriff
of Hertord County. N. G..
Winton, August 4th, ls4y. 77l.6t
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WONDERFUL ESCAPE. During the severe thunder
storm on Sunday afternoon last, the wife OF Major
Henry Wood. who resides about a half a mile from
the city, on the Houston Road, made a most remar-
kabe and Providential escape. She was standing In
the GARDEN near the house, having her person at
the time gold watch, with gold guard chain which
passed round the neck The electric fluid struck the
chain and passed through the watch, partially destroy
ing It. Thence it escaped down her clothing, doing
no further damage until it reached the Shoes which
were literally torn TO pieces. Mrs. Wood was, OF
conrse knocked senseess at the tims but under the
usual remedies, after partially recovered and is
doing we'll. She was severely iscorched around the
neck Immediately where the chain rested, and was
also injured in one of her feet bat. in other respects
escaped unhurt We mention particulars in this case
as it unqGestionably remarkable than any we
have ever seen upon record. =
Macon, (GeO.) Journal and Messenger,
Recently. in Johnston County in this State, COW
Pile of negro boys, the property OF Mr. John q. Gui
", were knocked from their horses and only slightly
stunned and the horses were killed at once. This
escape is almost as wonderful as The one recorded
above. GLsf fFs 8aSaE
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The prIce OF Packages OF Quarter Tickets only ~ ao-
vertised above. u tF st.:..- ltf i. ...#.. 90
The Managers Printed Drawings, endorsed by the
commissioners appointed for this purpose by the Govern
of Maryland, in all cases to correspOn-
dents. Letters always strongly and carefully sealed
The purchasers of Packages of Tickets seldom have
than six chances against their dra wing In Pack
age any of the Capital Prizes, and Package may
draw four of the highest PrizE Two thirds Of the pri-
zcs sold in Packages OF Tickets. ..-t=-sa
Please order few days before the Lotteries draw.
All orders punctualIy answered by the mails.
Persons distance from Baltimore, who wish - for
bucked on their backs" will find that it is only
necessary toencIose the price Gas laid down the above
schedule) for Package single Tickets the truly for
tunatc, far-fan1ed and old established house Of
2. PYFER 16b co. .sso.4..t
80 g No. /. Light Street, Baltimore, NJ. D.
Or Box 524, Baltimore Post Office. ,. -..air
August l, IS49. .l 770---lm.
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Beware of Iu,DositTo,,.

The greater the value Of any discovery, the higher il
is held in the Of the public and much in pro-
portion is that public liable to be imposed upon BY the
spurious limitations of ignorant, designing ard dhon
men. who like the dronc in the hive. have neither tic
ability inclination provide for themselves, hut
thrive and uxuriate upon the earnings of the deserving
The extraordinary attending the of WisFs
Balsa, in diseases of the lungs and the many singular
has effected have naturally attracted the attention.
of many physicians we'll the whole fraternity Of
quacks. 80 't- a 1'@t b.
Now that this preparation is we'll known to be a
certain for incipient Consumption, Asthma, Jvcr
Complaint, Coughs, Bronchitis and all similar affections,
than any other remedy ever known there will be- and
are found those VlanouSly wicked as 10 cOcOct
spurious and perhaps poisonous mixture and try 10
palm it off the genuine Balsam. We raise no false
alarm We advise the public of these schemes, that
their health may be ifed with Ives plum
dered of our just rights
The Genuine and original DIR. -Wistar's Balsam Of
Wild Cherry account of its great popularity, mas bcCn
extensively countcreited in Phiaelphia and some thou
sand bottles of the spurious imitation thrown into the
market and extensively circulated This is caution
dealers and the public generally against purchasing any
other than that having the written Signature Of l. Butts
the wrapper.
None genuine, unless signed l. Brrrs on the wrapper
For sale, wholesale and rctail by WILLIAMS, HAY
WOOD & Co, Raleigh, N. C.. @at~ I''
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To Merchant Tailors.

A RARE chance for any person wishing to continue
"A the Merchant Tailoring business, at the old stand
OF V. R. Person on Market street, Wilmington.
This establishment has been carried successfully
the last years, with profit from S 500 $4,000
yearly The subscriber Withdrawing from the business,
offers the stock part of it, together with the fixtures OF
the store the accommodating terms promising his
influence to the purchaser. -.-s .ss.s.-- sa -.s,-
All letters addressed the subscriber the subject
will be attended to with promptness. s.I..a. 3.
-aI-f1r ~ v. r.. PERSON, agent.
July 3, ls49. 77O-4t
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500 Stanly's mai.
NINTH DISTRICT.
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM EUROPE.

PHLADELPHIA. Aug. IO-5, p. m. One day later
adriees from Constantinope inform US that the Porte
issued protest against the transportation of Russian
tOops through Pennsylvania, and gives notice that if
Tie Russians attempt to pass they will be disarmed.
This energetic protest produced great sensation:
There are rumors in London that France and Eng
and are to interfere In the affairs Of Hungary
The King Of Wurtemburg has disaPProEed OF the
despatch from Genoa states that the, French
nadron sailed from Toalon for Gaeta. to convey the
FOpe to Ciyita Yecchia.
The latest news from TransylVania is favorable to
ne Hungarians. 1t is supposed, unless some diver
non was made in the South in favor of Jellachlch
would be entirely crushed By the Hungarian forces
The northern Russian. army has been completely
ptwitted by Georgey. .a sllF yar
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MECHANICS. We,cliP from the Washington cor
espOndence of the Baltimore Sun the following, as
'dence Of great good sense on the part of the Gen
Hal, and are only sorry we cannot give his name:
One Of the Generals in our army, resident in this
city, and in afiuent circumstances, has beenwise
sn0ugh to learn his weIseducated son trade, and
YOUTH with all the true dignity of one of Datnres
0Olemen, is wieldiag the axe and jaekPlane. This
= "a a noble novelty which merits commendation.
'se boy trade and you give him an estatc'''r
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fsMBRDEROUSy AESAULTgg n
HEAVv ynksuS4k atk rs sOEEEISED

-
rTyHE terrible onslaught hourly growing more dexai
tatins in its ehasac.el 20 lhe Eeasurssof both the
State and the contraetOra Lotteries by the Lucky
Tickets bought Of the .-s-y7IvY,
- sTirufy Ir6rFadariate and Irar Famed 80
LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE BROKERS'
a,s7o PYFER, & Co. No. JLight Screek iisaed
'DaJ7 10 rsnoI3Al TIN1ORF, M. ID. 5ei e''ia t4'
Is the issue Of solemn pledge made by this House with
magnanimy and selfsaefifcing interest eOcqual with
the gorioas they have espoused not toaIate
jot title their labouFs until poverty that geuntt
the desires of the human family shall be feTested
and branch, from the abodes OF all Hllos
ertaning proper of their just claims upon dame
fortune desire TO possess riches the only mpregnahe
bulwark against the encroachmcnts Of want lrg3
y-s.s- ii 80 Read the Testimony. sae9
TXFER q Co. VsrsSts EsOTsERTA:fl
A Single Order may *eessre a Fortune. ''lea
CHEERING RESULTS AT PYFER & CO.'S.
3''o7a LOOK HERE coaaEsPoNDkSrs! <
u1 Every prize sold and paid by Pyfer, & Co, gel
u Il Lady dreW tie. highest prize, $4,000. whole
ticke sold to young lady in Raleigh North Carolina
q good marriage portion for her.l - Igais ats9 as.a
$4,000, hafticket sent to North Caroline, ~ rs
VI 5000, half ticket, sent to Virginia, 5Ee s'sisIj,D
SO ,O00 half ticket, sent to North Carolina, prog
$s 900, half ticket, sent to Virginia. ~ z Il fr 7-a
gao 900, quarter ticket sent to Pennsylvania sfaE
wa O0O quarter ticket, sent to South Carolins. ~
SlS 5000 quarter ticket, to Ohio. ..5sl ,4sy
dhCGys .MGRGger's O6fci0I DTUtrtIlgS.
Every Prize sold by is kept file after being paid.
for the inspection of the public.
Bank Drafts, able gold, remitted prompt
ly 10 any part of the United Suites for Prizes sold by
Pyfer SC Co.Ut58 qi .ii7G 50 as e7s0 ssfss4 bna
t al communications strictly confidential ssi afsa
Orders directed to "I3ox 524AB Baltimore Post Office"
viii to hand safely without any other address, S
Let every who reads this advertisement test the
virtue of at least one trial One failure do very little
Crane Lotteries for August, Is4S. ~
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The louisville Democrat says that the Wing Re-
view the organ, par ercenee, of the party, contains
in the July number review of Washington's ad-
minstration the chief object of which is to exalt
Hamilton and disparage Jefferson. Il IS genuine
Federalism, undisguised.f What the organ will do
with the second washington We cannot tell for be.
in is letter to Ingerso professed. in shocking bad
Euolish TO be disciple Of Jefferson in particular.
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Miss BLACKWELL, THE FEMALE PHYSICIAN, who
was educated in this country, and left for France some
mon tbs ago, is creating some excitenent in Paris.
The lady has quite bewildered the learned faculty
there by her diploma. Sheis young and rather good
looking and entered her singular career from mo-
tives Of duty. After about ten days hesitation on
the part of the directors Of the Hospital of Materni
ty she has at length received the permission to enter
that institution as puPiLa ari stzes.edf sa7so8
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Notice.

NTAS Committed to the Jail of Johnston County
w the Sd day of August lS49, Negro man
who says his is Miles, and that he belongs to
Michael King of Sampson County. Said negro is about
26 of age, dark complcxion and is feet y inches
high and speaks quick when spoken to- The owner is
requested to forward prove property pay charges
and take him away, he will be dealt with the law
directs. Fss -...s.a J.H. DANIEL, Sheriff.
Smithfeld, August 9Th, IS49. i t17I-3t a.
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~apRrRn

In Fayetteville, on Thursday the 1oth by Rev D. J.
Simmons John Hail. ESQ.,, President of Beaver Greek
Manuaeturing Company, to Mrs Margaret o'Hanion.
10 Marion, Alabama. Thursday evening the End
inst, by the Rev. j. H. DeVotie Mr. Joseph w. Smith
to Mas Charlotte A F. Whitfield, of Den,opoIis.
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Attention 35th Regiment

A,X YOU hereby commanded to meet in the city
g49 of Raleigh Saturday the 18th August, Hills
~ borough street at O'clock, A. NJ, for drill and
Election of Officers ~ sr~lc E. Ls.a a.srlG g. -aa
rs By order of - .sf. .tsa1. r sz1#-l
=. IL a...... s.. W. H. H.. TUCKER Col. Com. i.
s..ze -.esE c. G. NELSON, Adj
Raleigh, August 9 ls49. s:... 49, !, -, 77O-tm. .
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Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certfcates OF Pack
ages in the above picndid will receive the mos
prompt attention, and official account OF each drawin
Immediately after it is all who order from
Address -. J. & G. MAURY,
.' .-'- Agents for ]. w. MAuRr, q Co., Managers,
- y - :--- 81 .aLerandria, Pirginia.
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Sixth DISTRICT.

Mr.. Toole's vote in the District in 1917 was 2l4.
4 number Of scattering votes were cast in the
above Counties at the late election. Wake, 286, to
Messrs Miller, Gales, Ligon, and others. franklin
Miller 3S Smith l8. Johnston. Miller~l 50, &c. &c.
SEEENT.II DISTRICT, ..--.-
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BETTER Die THAN LIVE, if l am to be tortured from
day to day with this horrible Ague, exclaims the poor
sufferer whose life has become burden from the rackinS
paroxysms of intermittent and whose confidence in hu-
aid is destroyed by tic failure of remedies pro-
ducc the promised relief Such has been the Situation
thousands who rejoicing in all the blessings OF
health from Dr. Osgood's Indian Cholagoguc. In i'll
stance does it fail in efectng speedy andrpermancnt
s-15@ea,a.t .@esttft 10 .--5-s-
The above excellent medicine may be found at Will
LIAMs, HArw0oD, & Co., Druggists, Raleigh, n. e..
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WE requested to announce Captain GEoRGE e..
w B. SIHoELrART, of Wake, Candidate to ill the
Crensha the 7th Division Of North Carolina Militia
June 26, '1e49. k--ls5 .24< 76z--te.
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-, Sd. 900 Dollars!
S85. 900 - $4,000

s@.a VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY. 'a.se -
go For tie 6ensft Of AfoaOngaiia Aeademy s.s +.
- 1i-S 5.ei August 25th, Ie49.e 81 's-' %
4 Prize Of $4,000! do of $35. 900 of %, 900
l do. of 81 1880 3 do.i of $1,000 /! 4 do 5OOO!s
4 do, $1,000! do. $4,000 aotq 6t4
200 do. lowest 3lNo. Prizes) $500!
.,s-.sE ,aa Sc. IS &c. sc.
Tickets only s Is OO-Halyes ST 5O-Quarters S3 rs
S5 -s=s1 t'sst.gtl 4Ei0htbs y S7I f-+fsA' st-}
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Attention 36th Regiment! .aza
NOU are hereby commanded to meet in the city of
Raleigh, Saturday the 18th August, on HILLSIDE
rough street, 10 o'clock, A M for drill and Election
-i- By order of 81 .- '-11.f s.i ss Ess.a =
5 HIRAM JWTTHERsPooN, Col. Com.
Raleigh, August 8. s fH = 500. 770-tm.
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n ~ congress Watefs ~ ~ lI-.I.s..I -
OK dozen, fresh and prime, just at hond and for
- sale at PESCUDS.5 20
August 5, ls49. u =f.. ~ .srfss TIL
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Il LITERARY PosrMAsTER. The editor of the Yazoo
City (Miss,3 Whig, lately received the following
s4Soie from Pigeon Roost P. o., Miss:
htcl Pigeon Roost P. o. .i -
TX: = n. H. Prewett, =....-s -.-
ee-a-- t-,.- the-asu city, e..
-. .- tr7- 81. June the Is. l849.
90. Mr. Prewett rePorte ses James X. Sellers is
runaway from here and his papers is coming and you
bad better stop sending them the yazoo city whig he
dos not take them out of the office. Pigeon Roost
2. o.
q The Whig calls on the seers and soothsayers to de-
cipher it particularly directs Gen. Tayors attention
TO il, and advises him to cut somebody's head off
Lot the '.bloody work 60 on at Pigeon Roost.
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WE are requested to anhounce Gen. Tuo,ras u
w PEnsOs, of Northampton County, a Candidate
to ill the vacancy occasoned by the resignation of Ma
or General Crenshaw, the 7th Division Of North Ca
oli.S me. N'tt.e go IS sslsqss iz
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l. CASE old English Soaps-long since celebrated fo
l. their purity, this day opened and for sale by
.ff S P. +. PESCUD.
August S, ,1s4s. rs -5ae -5e -.ss Cd !. 77I--g
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saiq g. To Printers and Others. q r.r
10 REAMs Pearl FoOIscap. unruIed and 10 Reaur
IL Rice Flat Foolscap, expressly for printing iscv
article in this Markets Also, few reams OF supeFio
ruled letter paper, for sale By r. PESCUD.
August s, IS49. - 77I-
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w HARRISON, as a Candidate for Lieut.. Colonel
Of the 35th Regiment North Carolina Militia. i-s =
August 3 ls49.o s-'sls S7s = aA. - T70 --so
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-05-01
"Messrs. KIDD & Co,

"Messrs. KIDD & Co.
"Gentlemen--Our stock of McLane's
Worm Specific is exhausted, as is also that
Of ali the merchants in this county, There
is quite call for it. And you will oblige
us by forwarding package as soor as pos
si5Ie. If it would be agreeable to you, we
would act as your general agets for this
county. Please let US hear from you soon.
SCHUYLER & CO."
The above is only one anon thousands
OF certificates and orders constantly pouring
in upon US from all quarters of the Union,
Such letters are the best evidence of its ex-
cellence. For sale at II, MASON'S.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-05-01
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.


The steamer Europa arrived at New
York on the 10Th inst, bringing ten days
later dates from Europe.
From the news by her, it is apprehen-
sive that continental war will soon break
out.
. The Austrians have defeated Charles
Albert, and forced him to abdicate his
rule in the Romish dominions. The Aus
TRANS encountered Charles Albert near
Norvana. After his defeat he abdicated
in favor of his son, Victor Emmanuel.
1t is thought the Pope will return TO
Rome.
The King of Prussia has been elected
Emperor Of Germany.
The Hunga rian war with the Russians,
still RACES fearfully; the Russians gain
ing the advantage.
France was quiet.
There are accounts Of another battle
in India between the Sikhs and British
troops, in which the Sikhs we're totally
routed.
At the sailing Of the Europa, the corn
and provision market had a downward
appearance.-Gal. Jeffersonian.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-05-01

that might have been in his care, or at Santa
Fe, Tor me. r.
monday, Jan. 29th.-My letter assumes a
journal form. No news from Cooley. A great
deal of falling weather-rain and sleet here
snow in the mountains. This is to be consid-
cred a poor country, mountainous, with but
little arabic land, and infested with hostile In.
dians.
~ am anxiously waiting to hear from my
party. and in much uneasness as to their fate.
My presence kept them together and quiet:
my absence may have had u bad effect. When
we overlook Kings furnishing party, Bra cken-
ridge said to me, He felt himself SAFE"
So for the extracts from the first letter, and
they are mounfu enough. The next, written
after tho return of Cooley, with the survivors
of the party, will be still more so. Though
written with rap,dity, and confined to e> ents
the mind recoiling from the description of
scenes and the details of wo--it is still too
much for this nights paper. and must be de-.
ferred till orr next.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-05-01
HARD WARE.

and in fact every article kept in the hardware
line, such as Scythes, Snaths, Hoes, Spades,
Shovels, Shovels y longs. rakes; and all kinds
of shelf ware. Don't be afraid because we
have all you want, and all sold low by
April II. EMERSON & SHIELDS.
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MOTT GEs,

y WOULD hereby inform all those who
Il are indebted to me, by note or book &C.
count, or otherwise, that have appointed
Rufus Miller my Attorney in fact, as also
my Agent to settle up and close my old &C,
counts and demands. All persons who are
IN any way indebted to me, are requested to
call and settle with the said Rufus Miller.
And all having demands against me, will
receive payment by calling upon my said
Partner. CHARLES MILLER.
Dubuque, April "a, ls49. 34-3t
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THE MOST REMARKABLE CURE
of Stanton, Ohio, in the last stage of Con-
sumption, after Physicians had pronounced
her in durable, by the use Of the celebrated
DR.. Rogers Syrup of Liverwort and Tar.
All persons afflicted with this heretofore in
durable disease, are invited to get pamph-
let from the Agent who sells the Medicine,
and peruse her own statement O. the cure
effected. See advertisement
1t is sold by T. MASON.
ITHACA, N. Y, April 18th, I947.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-05-01

DIED-1n Iowa City, on the 9th ult., Of
Pulmonary Consumption. Mrs. LOUISA,
wife of the Hon. JAS. P. CARLTON, in the
Both year of her age. Mrs. Carleton bore
her protracted illness with christian forti-
tude, leaving behind her bright evidence
of a glorious Immortality. She leaves be-
hind her dsconsoate husband, son and
daughter to mourn over their irreparable
loss.-[Iowa Republican.
DIED-In Bonham, on the 18th Feb,
Mr.. ROBERT MCDOWELL. aged about
26 years, much respected by all who knew
him. Papers at Galena, Ill.,, and Dubuque
Iowa, will please .-[Bonham (Texas,
Advsrtiserr
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-05-01
WE CAN'T GET ALONG WITHOUT

BEBEE's GROVE, Will Co., Oct. %, 1913.
MIR. SLoAN--Sir: | have tested the vr-
tue of your Ointment in the cure of rattle
snake bites, sore throat, burns, and many
other injurias, and in every case it has sur
passed our expectations. AS a family ONT
ment have never seen it's equal, and for
beasts, we can't get along without it.
Yours, &c. MILES NJ. JOHNSON.
GFAll the Medicines advertised by w.
B. Sloan, are sold on agency by
r. II CIT FSPIE
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-05-01

MARRIED--On Tuesday, April 9th, at
the residence of her uncle, John G.. Floyd, by
the Rev. JAS DEPUI, VIM. JOSHUA BAR
NEY, Esqu., to Miss GEORGIE CARROLL,
of Louisville, XIV.