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HUNGARIAN MEETING ON wEDNhs
-, fyer q n Cfrcz p M,

l.,
Fellow citizens: You are called upon 20 give
an expression ii your sympathetic fec inss 10
behalf OF the once oppressed bu now the noof'
brave heroic and intcTencen tiurgaii.hs.,
They have fought like men ard are worthy OF
our brotherhood. Their saciih:ess have hetn
great ard noble. They remind US Of 'hr srie'-
ings cur .oreiaihefs, in Confess asalns' me
then most pew ltul nation, separated ~ vice
s.ream o, 1000 miles. Blu, HurssIians gave
tro Powerful nations upon hem on their oorcris
one OF Them the most powerful aid ba'haf"ns
nai,n oil Europe, yet with n"ble and III d aunt
ed spirit, have they repelltd them, establishing
themselves as a nation and the reseneia'efs Of
public liberty in EuroTe. Our Government has
moi ve; recognized them as au independent ma
ZION. Lei us urge them 10 DO so at their ear
liest convenience OsE,F MANY CITIZENS.
APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT Iicra;io
Perry, of New Hampshire, ha> been appointed
Secretary o! the Legation o! The United States Al
Madrid.
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DEATHS.
Departed this life on the 1T Of September, MARTHA
BROWN, infant daughter nf Tnomas G. AMI Sarah +.
Grown, formerly Of Baltimore, aged three weeks.
Alas, how changed that lovely n1wer.
Which blooined and ch.ered my heart
go fair and fereting like an honr-
How we're called 10 part.
% The Baltimore San will please copy.
DIgD, on the ODD ult , after pro'ractei illness,
al his residence In the county of Patrick, JEREMIAH
". HYLrUH, formerly Of Bedford county-aged =,
years, months and % tays :"
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FALL DEPORTATION OF HARDWARE,
CUTLERY SADDLERY. GUNS &c.

GU ILEhI pa Di'LEpIy dOlNoi 0C.
WE are new receiving iom the maau!ac-
w larcrs in England, hy lie ships Sielii!R
and Susan (. lowell very !a'ge s'oci CT
Goods all Il which nave teen purchased III ysr;
l.w prices Tor cash Onr assortment Consists ii
pari II me following:
1900 dozen PEG and Packet kniyrs oi Rols-
ers', Crouk's and other makers.
400 dozen nszo-s, assorted.
200 coz Table HALVES and Forks Ivory,
Bone and Stag.
1900 pair Trace Gains, assorted.
GOO ucz'n Pad Locks assorted.
Stock, Chest, Trunk, Till Cupboard and
all other Locks.
5000 grr Screws, assorted.
Single and double barrel iowing Guns,
assorei.
Ok, Log, Halle! and Filth Chains.
Hand, Panne! an all ohe Saws.
Gsruinr Mouse Hole AEyils.
Vices, Flies, and Edge Tools, from bes
makers.
300 dcz. Axes Of Collins, ard Virginia man.
uiactuic.
100 htz lldich.is.
w" invite the ansr,in OF the c,!y and coun-
try Trade 10 oar stock, which is unusually large
anil complete
VAN LEW, SMITH & ROBERTS.
Sep No. "A Main street.
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! G.. CRANE ~ sos
,fn m ETH S.ppEE.

j G.. CRANE ~ s;OH.
NO 10, 18TH STREET,
ITAVE received a para, an: Wi. continue TO
/ receive by iuiurc arrivals lneif Fa ) eek
81 Goods, consisting oi he usual variety, an:
ofer for sale hc following, viz:
FOR SHOEMAkEGS.
Sole Leather OF all so..s; Ficnch and Amer.
can Can Skins; R.>sct and Wax Ucpcr Lea.
the Seal Sk,r.; Lnins AMI Rr:ltg Skins
t3ooi ami LADIES' M1iarc' Shoe Tareai, Il al
kind; anG Shit,nai;cis' Tools.
FOR CARRIAGE MAKERS
Morocco Skin; Cnai,r iiides; cuEan Lsa'
her; Pa'cat Leather; w.; Bauts; Axe;
Springs; Moss; Rubber Got; uam,'k Ln'ns',
e..
FOR SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKERS.
Skirlng, Harness and Bride Lea'hei; log
Skins Sheep Skins Sadie free; Serse G'rin
and S.rain,ng Web; Silk and IhIea'; Deer
Hair Varnish. &c.
FOR TANNERS AND CURRIERS'.
Spanish AMI Sl4aehc or Hides aad Veal
Skin; Tannels' OF; AMI Cufrirr,' Tools, &c.
FOR MACIIiEiSIS.
Band anu Lacins Leather, 81.
Which VIZ Will sell on The lsIa! terms &c
pnncuaI custom'ts. Sept. 4--c3w
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nm. SUPERIOR WALNU / OIL MIL,
TiRY SHAVING SOAP, maHbhc'9"l
BY Vfuon AMI Foalr, - better 'h9. ht' OF" or,
Shaving Soap in nse, ant Is i6e o"iy se'u'Ae
AMI original article. <c,.
100 cezsn j1st recsiset 70: sale by the agsH'
for he manufacturers al heir prices.
PURCELL, LADp q CO, DfueeSs,,b
Sent 81 Main Sacet, Conner "a IL
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srI-rarsaarrs LID.

'sNtlE undersigned have rmed = c. Parntr.
/ saip under tnc nam AMI s.yic o; DUDLEY
Il JOHNSTON, iof The purpose OF nGacans
general Day GOODS bgSiE S
Tnry / a." leksn l'e .iore NJ ITO. MAN sl:ce',
mex uocr abogc Mc.srs hIcagl & Tyler, mt
Will open anaui the 20 int. WIN Almost IN
an.i.c Mr. s!otk Of Goods. when ih"y wll re
,l.asei L. Sc ih.I1 :i.cfts AMI ~ pub.i' sea,-
rally. THO 1AS u DUDLEY,
WILLIAM + JOHNS ION
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sIDgasl waller.

CO.HHISS7U-N .MERCH.fN
AND GENERAL AGENT,
A TTENDS 10 the sale oil country produce,
n. and collection OF accounts.
Office al Messfs. Dabney & Wilson's, No.
22I, Main Street, Richmond, Va.
Irup I0-3m
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AND MATHEMATICAL
SCHOOL.

TIME mex, session ii The subscribers seh'',
will commence IN Montay, The l. %
sepemter, in The tuiting on Governor ','r :
formerly known as "Richn2ni Hail. II"
doors above the Richmond House. r-o.
The course o. instruction embraces q. .. .
l:sh branches, Anciest an! Modern l.a1sn+5J
and Mathematics Tnilion ices scco;d'as =" 81.
usual Standard, AID payable halt Year, - .
vance. ....-4., ~
The Modern Languages will be 'a:@m .,s
mir. RI. B Ncbsrd, WAC vii 80 aE-''' 10
Mathematical department.. ,,orIy
Sept, 4-d2g ALEXANDER Man -"
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VALUABLE, FARM STOCK AND CaUPS

VALU 4 81 - FARM SIt1t IL AM JaUlo
NEAR RIcilHON0, FOR sac
rs'tlG srls ,Iibcr Ill .rii 10 chang h', feii-
L drGcc, offers tor safe NJ I'm On ~ Nsw
Il. DE Road, three m,,". ror he ~, 9 irug
The lands ot .lajo;> IL 1und Chn.tian anG >hc-
win NCRac and o;E'f-, CONTAINING aheu' ,te
hundred and thirty acrr.; oae hHrdrci al """h
re cleared and IN god near, producing lLe
crops, IS ln,y b. seen .;on Tie 60 Wig crops
The arm is a. hca'tly Is any II tie n.tghb"t'
hooi which is believed 10 b. a. much so as any
in Virginia Ii lies welt and has Oh II A lac
and CEN ncdicus dwelling hJn>c, having ms
rooms with fire.piscss, and all necessary oni-
houses. Any one y iiEg 10 bny sucn 'afn,
/, Iuv,led 20 vi ~ il, or address rne or J hh NJ.
Gregory, Esq. through The Richmond 7 y
II The farm shauld not he sod tef II THURS
DAY, The Illh day oi Oc,ahcr 1919, il @n. 90
that dry (l fair, or il ao, on the n'xf lar jayJ
be sold Al publ,- auction or the ricm'scs
The farm viii certainly b. soil, am npoa az
vanfaerocs terms 10 the pnrcha ef, Is o''t
small porn oi The purchase money VIII oe *,
quircd 10 cash. Immediately alter ih~ sae .
Inc land the growing crops Of corn, 8''S" "'e
very finc) oats, fodder, & some vefy 'npe''o,
mich cows, horses. cluia,e, wagons, rH'' o.
farming utensils, and a!so. fec lo' O. h'es WEI
be sod al auc!ion.
! The personal properly viii be sold up
credit o! iolr mon is fot approved neso'iau
paDer. Possession oil the tafm MAJ be hSc a.
once, with The privilege u tn" growing CPS ~
fair valuation. J. D. eEi'o
Sale conducted ~ JULIAN SLipE. hucs'
P.S.- Shouli The purchaser desire u, he c'n
| tuy enc huntrtd or more acres ali ':ning:
Sept a c:ds l. d .
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

WICUMOND MARKETS. SEP 3.
TOBACCO-The breaks Of tobacco are very
small and prices Tor common and good about o0
IS: per hund:ed higher, while the fine STEM
ming and shipping snrls are lower. Lues SIS -
81: common leaf SIS IS 30; good 81 a + 20;
fine 81 a - 80 aud -; fne Inanna, tuin2 ;,
$40 Hs III. SHEPPARD Jr.
FLOUR-S5 81, 50. Recelps very light.
WIiEAT-lG5 10 1874 Tor IL! aid whre, tor
clah aud credit.
CORN-52t SIS GEMS cash ard credit.
CORN MEAL-G5 cents.
OAT5-30 cents per bustel.
FlSu-licirings are very scarce; Cnt 80 au
a 6 IS; Gross 81. 4 IS; Shad {, Sd a S6-,iuli.
BACON-Viisinia cured 5 GEMS. hog raunt;
Western Sides cents; Shoulders 3! crLis.
Hams sale; Totc & Wilson's hog round 81.
LARD--Barlcls s cts kegs s, 10 els.
WHISKEY-27 cents tor RrctiIled.
SALT-Last sales from wharf 50 per sack
from store s 49,
BEEF Scale wei,hl ; IS a 4, p in demand
SHEEP-Neu, IS a 80 90, quality b=ihg
rated
HOGS-s5 IS so.
Teleeraph,J Tor he Baltimore American.
BiLTIM RE SEPT m5cr !, ie49.
Since The receipt OF The Steamers news, corn is
he'll three 10 four Gems per bnslel higher, but
without sale, Ct Importance. -Four and wheat
unchanged.
NV York, Sepl. l. P. Nj.
The sales Of cotton are 500 balts Il / cert
advance upon HE news.
Flour steady al s. All So for common TO
90 II ard straight STATE ard Western; pnre Gem
nesee SlG3 a 5 IS; Southern 50 so a 10.
Corn is better: 5000 bushels mixed Western
sold a, IS Cts No sales reported Of other descir-
items.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. !.
There is but lille doing in market. Stocks
steady. Flour without change. Corn Is held
three cents higher, and Cotton is nfmer, with
an improving tendency.
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Sep 4 2asti

CPlCES. 10 bags Pepper; bags Grs''i ~
~ boxes Mus,a'd in a. aGi hall pnad cans ;
| Case London Mus'a't. Suimcgs, Cloves, Mace,
Gr uni Pepper aLt Ginetr. ior sal nv
Sept 4 Il II Sh!NhEH.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETERS.
n; J. IT, Randolpa Cos. bookstore. No 2i. MAN 5:
SAN. I'm 81. 81.
Monday, Sept 3. 65 a u
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RICIIMUND THEATRE.
THE CELEBRATED ORIGINAL NIGHT.

THE CELEBRATED ORIGINAL NIGHT
lNGaLE ETHIOPIAN SERENA DERS,
M,ssrs II. u. JOHNSON, NJ. " WHITE, ". II.
MORGAN. HARRY LEHR and GEORGE iluNKEi,
ESPECiFULLY announce 10 iheir iflrrGs
n and The pubhc Of Richui0Ed MAJ, alter az
absence ~ one year, they Will re.ufn u give
few ni their Inini,abc Concerts a. the above
cool. tashona IT, pace Il a'nnSe'Her'--con nj -
cling on MONDAY EVENING, September -,
Introducing many new piscrs; together with IheIf
aughahie burlcsques nt re co w ELLc-
CLANS. HUHGARlAN SINGERS, MILL
FAIRY DRILL, BURLESoUES, OPERAS,
&c, in all which tney stan: na'iyai!rc, ha7 -,
Performed in all The principal Giles N tie UnioI:
more recently, Tor twenty-five srccS>slv. Nights,
al the Baltimore Muscdni, ard Two week, "a
Washington Guy.
Mr.. 4. =. FLOYD, The celebrate! Ethiopian
Eli.icr 0! The word has been engaged 4; great
expense, AMI viii make his FIRST appeaIaGcc m
This civ oc Nlcnday ever:Gs.
g-r The ARMORY BAND has been rnsa.'i
and will p;llorci scye:a' agoFle risccs during
the evening. Doors II cprn ~ I. o'clock, ana
Performance 20 commence al :.
- A .m.a,ion--25 ceEts.
ss. Gentl men, unaccomraaic! - iadt 10
The Dress Cr:r, I'D ce.r; Galleries - csa's
s-r P.iya.c Boxes nay al9o !@ "haIeei.
srB,y CHI se open .sam 10 ua, ] o'clock.
gT For iu;lhcr particulars, sre bis .: Ire
day GEORGE w. HARVEY.
Sen. I-d,;I NJ ,naser
nor HRS. Tor The bala@c@ 81 hc y ar, a NE.
L GRO MAN, who IS accustomed to wal: IN
S.on; snd WOMAN, who is list rate
Washer and lfoncr. ApoIy 10
Sep, THOS Il TALliFcR.O.
TRANS!t RITA lJN Line
For BALTIMORE ASD PHILADELPHIA.
- s. The POC5hUNiAS, Ca@ain
Iz ~. ssz Parrish vi B.. 'eaiy 10 receive
.eIsLi 70 d,y t'li , O'clock, ?. NJ, a,d .eaye his
I.nrnoon II o'cocs.
Sep Ill HENRY iUGLAM 6 co.
FORTUNES HOME.-Ct:ALkS or
L FiCE, 30. 6. M.iI :, reef
Drawn No.. OF + +. seminary ~. 40:
- 81 80 IL . IS Ii l3 7 81.
Whole TicSri, Nos. Is - 81 So sd.
THIS day Bl AR. M ~ Cap,ei.' go
OuO. 5000, 800, 1880, 1850. = Nos, 10
Drawn. Tickets So.
Also, Small Fly $3,5ol, 90 Of 500. Tickets
81. al ChALh'o.
SIN
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EkIE, 7 4, SFP'. 7 Z. WI
General Ty'or LEI, here today fer Niagara
Fails, by the WY OF The Canada shore. lie
will moi stop al Il lGalo.
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no TIE WOOL GROWERS OF y,R-

THE Virginia Wnollsn Company are prepared n M,
chase Wo0i OF all grades, Tor cash OF uopo ibs
4! credit, and viii pay aS LIBERAL prcrs j, can h. a.
tanned in any market IN THIS country
This Company was established in loi5 IL now ana =,
the largest eomct rus IN the United S:afr, ana M,
very DESTROYS thai me quantity OF Wool produc.d IN
Virginia should hr largely increased a. lie nrrs.,,
supply falls far short II The home demand rh.y al,
pay Tie highest mai"et price Tor clean Wool m coed
condition, and IN any quantity, delivered a, trr Ain
or the subscriber, to whom Ill letters Of rnnn M,
be addressed The attention Of 'gri-uurss Il ,,,,
culariy invited l" TVS subject, II H. believed ~, 80
podne,l"" OF Wool IN V'.slnl. IS now more ,,cdaee
ciassrd among our mos. d,.e TAM Interests
,,.,o. huhtcs l. EEAT,
May ?e-dAhcwi" Agent ~ Waoiru cor.
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MRS. MEAD'S SCHOOL.
MRS. MEAD las removed 10 her new resi-.
lts tence on Grace Street, where her School
will be rc.openeG for the reception OF P0a!diug
and Day Pupils On The lifst t'ondaj 9! Ocobcr
next.
Terms rs hcre'o!cre. Tac language, Music
ami Drawing vii. be tarsh' by experienced Pto-
irssprs. Aug. 22-i
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nor HIKE Tor he bala@c@ 81 lhcy ar, NJ.
L GRO MAN, who IS accustomed to val: IN
a Son; ant WOMAN, who is list rate
Washer and lfoner. Apaly 10
Sep, THOS Il TALliFcReO.
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rAlI,lCn

r,,HE C0-pARr&tRotiip heretofore es-
I i>iins hetwern Beverley fuc;ri an John
T. Addison, las been c.Ssuive'.
BrvnrLxy rCcgEG havi@.: "a ei permanently
in rae city .; Washington, viii con;auc to aUcud
promptly 10 all business bs.ore Conarcs, and the
Departments ct he GorC.nnsE, as heretofore.
References may b. .nade to N" Senator'S ar.
Members Of Congress generally, in The SAFES Ct
Virginia and South Carolina
Washington June ), loi9-3m
NTH VOL GRATrAN'S REPORTS,
| Ju.; publ .hed-price s.. Also, Tor >Ac,
Glmel's, Rand9lph's. Lsish'>, RobnsoLs, aGl
l,ur frs, volumes Gfallan', Repors.
Ans 2S-o3, WM Ii. RICHARDSON.
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My as rmeal OF piaao Foaes, tom h. sar.e
maau.actofy, are unusually iatsr cGb:acils
eye;y variety ot sy!e IN. ilish anl az prices
thai canno: ia,! 10 plea.c. Il. MORRIS,
Sep. 3 M. ~, Min !ee..
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treaty with Denmark, me Terms lot WJlcn were
not submitted 10 lis sanction or approval, and re-.
serves 10 the different States The right OF accept
ing or rejecting it, A, The same time j, admits
tnal il cannot au horiz, a continuance oil The
war by any one or m re powers, "as IL, IL fact,
has ceased 10 be German one" and has, there
tore though; proper 10 Coincide so far with Prus-
s:a, as 10 give orders iol the cessation OF HOSTILE
ties 10 hc general commanding, WAC would have
equally put an end 10 them had no such orders
been issued al all.
In the Chamber of Deputies Of Berlin, on
the lllh, Count Schwerin was elected President
BY l76 votes on, of 2S5. EIe thanked tie
Chamber, aud stated its mission was 10 employ
ai its forts to establish The unity oil the great
German nation. VI Simson was elected first
vice president by l40 woes, against l02 given
10 Count A. Boylzenburg, Candidate of the cx.
lrcmc right. NJ. Lcnsing, Of the moderate
right, was elccte. second yice-president. Ii
had previously been minated that the election
Of NJ. Simson would not be agreeable to the
Government, and that ul erior measures might
be adopted in the event of its taking place.
BADEN.
The Karlsruhe ZeluDg, Of the : h, announces
the condemnation, by court martial, aud The e1.
ocu,ion OF some .: tho leaders Of the Baten in.
surrec!ion. he s.tcrers were Corvin- Ter.
b,skl, .lajor Biedenl' Id, Baden office! on
halfpa aid El.enhaus Radical writer, and
editor of III, Rss al, Siege Gazette. Two
others have since Teen execu'ed
D. saGfui co, Il a at Hamburg 6s'p:cn tie PSI.
pie md Pussi1n Soldiers.
HAMnuaeI. Aug. Ia.
Yesterday, wacn the se;ord battalion Of the
18Th Rssimcn OF Piussian lulanlry arrived. The
people gathered in ereat masses and pelIed them
wuh stones; arohcl parry tr:d 10 shu The gates.
by which they were entering against them. The
cic,s used their arms against the people, and
a serious conflict took place.
Tie los, OF lhe military was tr ding, bat that
Of lie people Considerable. Ten soldiers were
e.. led 70 lhs hospital Ihi;ty or tory people we're
wounded. During The might some OF The Ma.
iiohal Guarcs united with The muliiinee, and
etec ed ballisrs close TO The riding school, where
lhe baualions were quafieIed
Al these tasiicidas fresh corfics eLsued.-
Towards the morning the barricates were c!taT.
ed, 2nd a lille lA,er every hing vas quiet,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-12-19

Mere Of these good E'cas.
q HAVE still supply of good TEAS, war
L ranted fresh, and for sale cheap for cash, by
E. +. GILLESPIE.
Disc. l9th 40.
QniHailRc and Morphine.
SUPPLY of the above articles on hand &
IA for sale low by
E. IF. GILLESPIE.
Dec. -, 40.
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NEW GOODS!
y 5
"a
ISAAC N. VAN HAGAN,

lat THE OLD STAND OF HAMMOND & MARKET
Wholesale and Retail Dealer IN Dry Goods Groceries, Hard
soarc, Clothing, Boots and Shoes Hats, Caps, Queens
scarc, &C. &c.
AN just receiving, at the old stand of Hammonds and
l. Markle, No. 49, Man-Strcct doors above the Bank,
the best assortment of Goods, opened In this Market
They have been selected with great carc and purchased
afforded prices which cannot fall please tho
public Every article usually called for in my line of bu
siness, can be found at No. Is.
Ihavc long been acquainted with the Taste and Wants
of the Citizens of Dubuque and vicinity, and made my
purchases accordingly.
My Stock of Dry Goods is equal, If SUPERIOR any
offered in this city, consisting In part of Broad Cloths, Blk
Plain, and Fancy Cassmcrcs, Satns Twects, &C., Ame
mcrcan and English Prints of all styles. Fashionable
Woocn and cotton Innings; Black and coored Silks;
Felvcts &c. Superior Wooen Shawls; Dress Goods OF
tho most fashionable styles, selected with great
French, English and American Ginglams; heavy brown
and bleachcd Domcscs, Bed Ticking, check and hickory
Shirtings Also general assortment of Fancy Goods
My Stock of Clothing is complete. Brown, b!uc Grey,
and drab Blanket Coats Cloth Coats in the latest styles
of Frock, Sack, and Dress Goats. Cashmere Satnott
Shirts Stocks, Suspcndcrs, Drawers, &c
In the line of Groceries, have superior Coffee Teas,
Sugars, Molasscs, &C., which am selling very cheap.
have also assortment of Spices, Sacras, &c. Mack
cre Of the best quality, Flour Salt and all articles In that
line. | have an excellent assortment of Tobacco.
My Stock of Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Hardware
Qucenswarc, &c. is equal to any offered In the City, and
Will be sold low.
Farmers may rely upon my offering them such bargains
as cannot fail please them. will pay tho highest
me- rke price for all kinds of Country Produce such
Wheat Barley, Oats Corn, Potatoes Pork Butter, Eggs
! lard &c.
With firm desire to merit the good will of the Public
hope to lave fair share of their patronage.
,-' AC n. VAN HAGAN.
No,75. Main, street, Dubuque, Iowa.
prOhor "
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-12-19
,rETE NAPLES STORE,

DETER NAPLES bcgs leave to inform the Public, that
he has this day purchased the entire Stock of WALES
u ZIRKLE and now feels himself permanently located at
tho OLD STAND, on MAIN STREET, under the WApLEs
HOUSE.
In making this purchase and ebarking once more in
the Mercantile Business in the City of Dubuque, he feels
himself called uposto make his acknowledgements those
of his friends who have heretofore given him their patron
age, and to present to them of those considerations
which induces him to hope fora continuation of their con-
tidence and support.
The WArLEs STORE at this time, contains ono of the
largest and best selected Stocks of Goods be found in the
Western Country, which Stock was purchased by the
present Proprietor expressly for this market and which he
intends to sell at the lowest price CosTs and
CARRIAGE in order that he may change his goods into mo-
ney and be ready at the opening of the STRING Trade in
the Eastern Cities, to lay in an ENTIRE New Stock.
The Farmers of Upper Iowa, of Wisconsin and Mime
sofa may assured that Goods be had cheap
the North West and that they find as good Market
for their Grain, Pork and all other Prcducc any 9TH
or establishment in the country
n. B.-MrWaples wishes his friends distinctly to under
stand, that he will not do Credit business. He will sell
his Goods for Cash, exchange them for marketable Pro
ducc, and by DOING is positive that he greatly
dcrzc any merchant who puts out his Goods credit.
The Friends and Patrons of the WALES TORE may rest
assured pains will be spared for their accommodate
ton, and eXerors RENTED secure them ample
satisfaction for the confidence they may rcposo in the a
bove representations.
To those acquainted with the Stock usually kept in
this large Establishments would beg leave to enuncratc
| as follows: My Stock of
DRY GOODS
Is the largest and most perfect in the country, consisting
of an almost endless variety of articles usually found in
large wholesale and KetDs Dry Coed Store.
have also hand, and will soil pery loo, extensive
assortment Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
consisting of Coats Vests, Panaloons Overcoas
all the various styles and material that worn at this
| season of the year.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Or all descriptions and sizes be found at the NAPLES
store, and can be bought cheaper than any where else
In THE DEPARTMENT GRoC ERIEs, keep constant
" on hand all the various articles called fer and those,
too, OF the VERY BEST QUALITY.
OF China, Glass, Qucenswarc, and Hardware, have
full and complete assortment.
In all the various Departments of my business, it will
be my constant aim 70 give satisfaction my customers,
and to advance the interests this portion Iowa. and
have no fears but shall be sustained by generous public.
PETER NAPLES.
Dubuque, Iowa, Dec IL. lily.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-12-19
The Brandrctll's PiIIs

RE composed wholly of medicinal herbs and do not
IA contain any mineral chemical substances per-
fcctly harmless the most tendr weakest ame and
neycrtclesSsre to search the of tile sickness
and produces whatever may be its character when
taken in t1ieS and in quantities sufficient.
e PARTICULAR DIRECTIONS.
As npcnent to purge the bowels from five may
be taken me going to bed however, Is the best time
Should the Pills not operate easily and freely and be
by eight or nine O'Clock in the mornings the next night in
crease the dose ono two three or more pills. they will
then act easier, and will the Some people
take twenty and to be we'll purged III Is NOR
ALLY IMPOSSIBLE THEY CAN DO ANY GOOD UN-
LESS THEY PURGE, and the more POWERFULLY,
the good they do The Pills require attention; cat
and drink what you please and have fear of catching
cold the body better able to stand the effect Of cold after
dose than BEFORE because the Pills take away the gross
and corrupt hmors which clogged up tho blood, and pre-
ring the day, drink any weak liquorwarm water is the
best but cold will do no harm.
Should the pills occasion any sickness before operating
do not mind il who has ever seen any bad effect from sea-
sickness! On the contrary It always salutary Besides
this, sickness of stomach will be over and give great
relief Itony happens in the beginning, when the ston
nch 10 full of corrupt acrimonious htiiors Immediately
after is over, you will find yourself well and ready fl
breakfast.
The pills are sold at IS cents box with German and
English directions. WM H. ROBBINS, p. M.
10 om Sole Agent for Dubuque.