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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-02-06
Trustees Sale of Real Estate.

u virtuec of Deed of Trust executed by Simon Phil,
- brick to the subscriber, bearing date the 10th of April
1918, to secure the payment of the following sums of mo-
ey due to Thomas s. Wilson and William T. Lowell from
said Pbrick, and evidenced by his notes bearing even
date with the said Deed of Trust and by them assigned
Charles White of Aabama to Wit: one for the of
Sept s4s, and the other o1 the sum Of one hundred and
fifty dollars payable or before the first day of April s4e
for value received, shall, Saturday the Odd of Fcrl-
O'Clock r NJ of day. proceed sell at the front door
the Court House ofDubuquc, for cash to the highest bid
der the following described tract of land lying and being
in the county of Dubuque and State of Iowa. witt The
northwest quarter of Section No Is, in township No. SO
norh, range No one, east OF tho 9Th p NJ, with all the
Improvements thereon.
J. J. DYER, Trustee
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Special Notices,
From Wise clAsi!..

SHuLLsBrRo, March 13lS49.
Mr.. w. B. Sloan-Dcar Sir: We have of
late been in the habit ofpurchasng your Horse
Medicines and Tannin Paste from your travel
ling agent, the demand for them is so great that
we have never been able to keep supply on
hand from the time of purchase, unit 1.-The agent
came round again. lfagrecable to you We will
act as your General Agents for this section of
country In this way you could keep US con-
stantly supplied and we should consequently be
able to dispose of many more of your medicines
than we now do.
Yours respectfully, LADD & WILLIAMS
See Agents. names the head of Sslcan's Column For
further particulars and Testimonials, get PAMPHLETS of
rents.
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SENArE.-Jan. 16.-Among the petitions pre-
scented this day in Senate, was one from citizens
of Virginia, asking that the office of Chaplain
be abolished in the public service. After some
discussion the petition was referred to judiciary
committee
MIR. SEWARD presented petition OH the sub
ject of Slavery. The motion to receive the pc
ttion was laid upon the tnble by the following
vote:
YEAs-Mcssrs. Atcllison, Badger, Bell, Ben
ton, Berren, Borland, Bright, Butler, Calhoun,
Cass, Clemens, Davis of Miss, Dawson, Day.
ton, Dickerson, Dodge of Iowa, Douglass,
Downs, Foote, Houston, Hunter, Jones, King,
Mason, Miller, Morton, Pearcc, Rusk, Sebastian,
Soule, Sturgeon and Turney. 49,
NAYs-Messrs. Baldwin, Chase, Clarke,
Cooper, Corwin, Davis of Mass, Dodge of Wis,
Fclch, Greene, Hamin, Norris, Phelps, Seward,
Shields, Smith, Spruance, Upham, Walls and
Walker. 10.
Mr. JONES, from the committee on Pensions,
reported a bill in favor of granting pension to
Isaac w. Griffith, "a citizen of Iowa who lost
his right arm at the battle Of Chcrubusco) ac-
'companied by report. Ordered to be printed
MIR. BENTON asked leave to introduce bill in
relation to the boundary of Texas. On this mo-
ton of leave, Mr. Benton spoke at considerable
length, in explanation of the objects of the bill
Referred to the Judiciary Committee
Mr. FooTE asked and obtained leave to intro
duce bill to provide for the organization of the
Territories of California, Deseret and New Mex
leo, and to enable the people Of Jacnto "a part of
Texas to form a Constitution and State goy-
eminent. MIR. Footc spoke at length upon this
motion.
HoUsE.-Day spent in baloting for Door,
keeper without effect
SENATE-Jan 17.-Seyeral petitions and me.
MORALS were submitted and referred.
Mr.. JONES submitted the following resolution
which was adopted:
Resolrcd, That the Committee on Post Offices
and Post Roads be instructed to enquire into the
expediency Of establishing mail route from Sa.
vannah, ILL.,, to Cascade, in Dubuque county
Iowa.
MI. SERAsTIAN gave notice of his intention
to introduce bill to provide for the employment
OF snag boats on the Mississippi and it's tributa
ries
EXECUTIVE UsURPAT1oN IN CAI1ron,1A
The resolution of MIR. Clemens, offered on III,
subject some days ago, was taken up and disc us
sed. The whole day was occupied in the dis
cussion.
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Questions ProDOscd.

%ucstAOnS proposed.
GRAMMAR.-Parse the itacised words in the
following:
., had his powerful destiny ordained
Ne some inferior angel, had stood
Then happy; no unboundcd hope had raised
Ambition! Yet echy not? Some other poacer
AS great might have aspircd, and me tho mean
Fell not, but eternal mistaken from arithin
Or from without, to all temptations armed
MILroN.
AR1rHMEr1c.--1st A man loaned Sill 900
on the 4th July l776 at 5 per cent. per annum,
(combound interesD and was to receive one dol
lar each day, or 1886 at the end of each year,
leaving the balance of the interest (viz. $l35) to
be added to the principal thus $1O,135 at the
beginning of the second year, and $lO,276 rs
the third year; augmenting the capital uniform
ly; but taking his $365 annually to the first of
January 1850.
How much was due al this date allowing COM
pound Interest,"
g A testator divided his property between
his children in the following whimsical manner,
viz: To the first he gave 5000 and one tenth the
residue, to the second $500 and one tenth the
residue, to the third 5000 and one tenth the res
idue, and thus continued. Itappcarcd his estate
was divided equally. What was the amount of
the property left and how many children?
3. Friend Geo. Strasscr bought 100 head of
cattle for 900; he paid 81 for each COW, S. for
each steer, So for each heifcr, and 50 cents for
every calf How many did he buy of each?
GARRY OWEN
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FROM DR.. HIRAM COX.

Late Professor IN Cinciunati Eclectic Medical
College.
Mr.. A. l.. Scovill: However reluctant have
been to permit my name to be attached to patent
medicines, consider it a duty to the community
to state that in three cases ofincipicnt consump-
ton: VIZ, Miss Belt, Miss Barger, and Mr.. r..
ii: Cox, one Of our City Council, that Dr. Rog-
rr's Livcrwort and Tar operated more Ike
specific than any other remedy, that ever used
One of the cases, viz, Miss Belt, pronounced by
several Physicians to be laborng under the last
stage of Scrofulous Consumption. She is now
in good health from the use of few bottles of
the above syrup.
HIRAM COX, MD.
Cincinnati, Jan. IS, 1S47
Sold by
E. F. GILLESPIE,
Druggist, Globe Building, Main-st., Dubuque.
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Trustees Sale of Real ESTATE.

u virtue of Deed of Trust executed by Patrick Ma
~ hany to the subscriber hearing date the 10th of April
1885, TO secure the payment of the following sums of mo-
ney, due to Thos. $. Wilson and William Y Lowell from
said Naany and evidenced by his bearing even
date with the said Deed Trust and by them assigned to
Charles White Of Alabama, witt The sum of Fifty Dol
lars, payable before the first day of January 1885,
and the sum of Ono Hundred and Fifty, payable
oro the day OF APRIL 1si9 for value received. shall
on Saturday the 3d day of February, 1885, between the
hours of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ and O'Clock P II. of that day,
proceed TO sell at public auction, at tho front door of tho
Court House of Dubuque county, for cash. highest
bidder, the following described of land lying and be-
ing in the county Of Jackson and State of Iowa. witt
ship eighysix, north of range one of the 9Th P. NJ
with all the improvements thereon
JOHN J. DYER, Trustee.
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by virtue of Deed ofTrust executed by James Couron
~ to the undersigned, bearing the sd day of June,
le4S, to secure the payment of certain Promssory Note
given Charles White of Alabama for the sum of Two
Dollars payable on the sd day Of Jam ls49 and
bearing date the said gd day of June, ls4s, SHALL a
front door ofhc Court House of Dubuque county beween
the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock r NJ of that
following described real estate, lying and being in the
county of Jackson and State of Iowa. to wt-The north
Range g. cast of the 9Th p. NJ with all the improvements
thereon.
JOHN J. DYER, Trustee
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Nistar's Isalsam Wild Cherry,

(From the Fall Monitor, Mass.)
This medicine, prepared by long -cxperien-
ccd and sklltul physician, tested and approved
by great number of intelligent, distinguished,
and respectable persons in various parts of the
country, is now received and used with entire
confidence and with great success by those
afflicted with Pulmonary Complaints. 1t is also
recommended valuable medicine for other
diseases, such as Coughs, Colds, and particular
ly those diseases whose tengcncy is to Con-
sumptiod.
The medicine may be had from
DIR. T. MASON, Agent,
Druggist, Man-st., Dubuque.
Fob 6 1870
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FIRE INSURANCE!
Washington County Mutual Ensgs-
rance Company!

CAPITAL STOCK OF PREMIUM NOTES $3.50, 900,
III subscriber has been pointed Surveyor of the
Il Washington County Mutual Insurance Conpanv the
main office Of which is situated Granville Washington
county, New York. and is prepared to receive appca
tons for insurance. in said Company.
This is the largest Mutual Insurance Company in the
United States, having over 76 900 members. None
of its risks in large towns cities, and losses con-
sequently few; thereby enabling it insure at LESS PRE-
MUM than any Company doing business in the West.
Particulars freely communicated, application by lctte,
or otherwise.
J. NJ CUSTER,
Rockville Delaware County, Iowa
Jan. o. 1850 2O-Sm.
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Ohio Fruit and Seed Store.
NO. 81, MAIN-ST., DUBUQUE,

NHE undersigned, feeling Obliged to his friends and
l. toners for their liberal patronage the past year, will
endeavor to keep hand good variety of choice Gro
ceries, Provisions, Fruits, Candies, Nuts and Spices,
can be found in Dubuque, Northern Iowa, and at
low prices Nothing shall be wanting his part to make
customers On the opening of navigation he expects be
In receipt of new and fresh supply Of every article in his
Steam Boats furnished with the Injuries of the at
moderate prices Farmers and Gardeners will be supplied
with almost every variety of Seed as receiving
them ron Ohio and N. York-all warranted and &C.
nuine few rare specimens of Plant and Flower Seeds
from Washington City can be had at my Store.
fCash paid for good Butter, Eggs Cheese, Lard and
Poultry. s.., ..>aa.seag
Dubuque, Jan. %, 1850 2o.tE
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INC .sd1ohS "H0 t1HichG Jar ihgh PFiccS!!
FELLOWS & YOUNG,
ETANE just received from New York and Boston, {
L magnificent lot of Fresh Fall and Scasonahc Fancy
and Staple DRY GOODS They selected in pcrsnl
by OF the firm, expressly for this market, which, takcr
in conncXGn with previous stock, render!
mcnt one OF lhc best the cheapest and most desirable il
Northern Iowa. Ii consists in part of English and Amcr
can Prints; Ilan Figured, and Embroidered De Llincs
Cashmere. Chameleon, French and English Marine 4
splendid lot of
Staple Goods,
consisting Of Drills, Stripes, Sccng, Shirng Sleeps
Grey atinctts, Of every quality and price, together with
Boots ana Shoes; Hat, Caps, Crochcry-in short,
EVERY THING
that is needed to suit The wants of varied population
We have also y c"mpctC and magnificent lot OF
FAMILY GROCERIES,
consisting Of fresh Teas, Sugar, Coffee &C.. which
invite the attention of louSckccpcrs and others.
Come, t!cn YOU who want cheap and first Goods
fer Cash, II Fellows iong's Store, No &c, hainstrcct
Dubuque. DuhuqncrI come CattslanS, come; Enrans-
ianS, come; CaSrndians, come: Sagcvans, Gomez Peru
vanS, cGlr. icClaytonianS, Dclawarans, and Jacsc-
mans, como. Ne Badgers, Hawk Eyes, Corn crackers
Suckers and Pu(cscomc Bring the dust, and you shall
not be disappointed.
FELLOWS G YOUNG.
Dubuque. Mug. s. 1912
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$4,000 FRUI'F TREES.

HHFHSa THE undersigned has for sale, at his Nurse
SHSs{HHa y, known as the Dubuque Nursery, half a
SSa4Ha mile nortteas Of the City of Dubuque, on
aEVHfF the road to Eagle Point, the above number
~ of Fruit Trees for sale, which can be trans
planted this fall or in tho spring. The trees
from to feet high, and of the choice selections
will be in receipt, on the opening Of navigation, next
spng, of very large assortment Of Plumb, Peach Pear
and Ounce Trees, together with large lot Of Shrubbcry
Shade and Ornamental Trees. r-n ts =
w. L. JOHNSON
Dubuque, Sept. LIST, Is49. lem. X
N. BAH letters addressed w. L. Johnson asking
Information in regard the above Nursery (most
will meet with prompt attention. d
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Vienna Confectionery,

TIVE subscriber having purchased the Confectionery
L Establishment, recently owned by Paul kcnc, or
Main street, the Book Store prepared furnish
kinds OF Candies and confectionery, Wholesale and Re
TAIL upon the most rca 'Onabc terms
To Country Merchants and Shop kccpers who NAV wish
to deal in articles in my line offer such inducements
cannot fail to secure their custom. manufacture all my
SELF and can confidently recommend them, equal to any
that can be bought in the Eastern Southern market.
The LnErs of Dubuque are informed that prepared
tot -niS all kinds of Gates the shortest notice. for Par
ties or Weddings, at much cheaper than they can be
made oherwheres. They respectfully invited to call
Recocct -Ncn street, the Book Store.
c. JACKLEY.
Dubuque, Iowa, Dec, 10 1870 1l1v
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Drs. Lee and Reynolds,

lsUCGEoN DENTIsTs,)
ESPECTFULLY tender their professional services "a
II the Citizens of Dubuque and vicinity They have a
very large assortment Of Porcelain TEETH, (both with
and without gums) and will insert Teeth on gold plate
either the atmospheric pressure principle, spiral springs
clasps from one TO whole se as the may require
AsO Pirot Teeth inserted in the approved manners
likewise, all operations for the health and preservation
the TEETH performed in warranted give per-
feet satisfaction. The Chloroorm, Lecon will be ad
ministered, (if requested) when deemed proper.
Suitable TooTH Powders, Brushes, Tinctres w ash
cs, &C., can be had at their office.
Their charges will be moderate; and all failures repair
ed gratis.
63-OFFICE Main-Strect, doors above the Presly-
terrain Church.
January 80, 1850. Oily
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DIbllUIlc Acado,my

THE undersigned would announce to the citizens of
Il Dubuque, and the inhabitants Northern Iowa Mai
they propose opening, Monday, the 26th Now in the
large brick building adjacent to the Surveyor Generals
Office, SCHOOL for instruction in all the higher branch
es of Learning. 1t is their design establish upon per
manent basis, an Institution, where tho Youth of both
sexes may obtain Education, which will qualify them
to fill with honor and usefulness, any station in life
Ihcy hopc by untiring eNcrons, and faithful regard to
their trust, to merit and receive the confidence and sup
port of the community.
They will never suterlhe number of their Pupils be-
come so large as to cranp their efforts, prevent them
from doing ample justice to each and every one committed
to their care.
TUITION PER TERM OF ELEVEN WEEKS.
For Reading, Spelling, Arithmetic, Smiths Grammar
GEOGRAPHY, and Penmanslnp, $500
For Latin, Greek, Algebra Geometry, Philosophy, Ehet
orc, Surveying, High Arithmetic, History Astronomy
ana BOOK hcepng, by double Entry. $500
For French or Gcrnan in connection with any of the
foregoing, 600
Stationery furnished for so cents per Torn.
NO deduction Tor absence, except in of sickness
HIRAM P. LEACH, PRlNcIpAL.
PHINEAS w. CRAWFORD, A. Il,
G37An Evening School will be commenced at the same
time and place.
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Sale of Land.

pY virtue Of Deed Of Trust, executed by William
ID Milligan to the undersigned, bearing date the 10th
Promissory Note given Charles White ofAabama for the
snm Of Two Hundred Dollars, payable sixteen months af
Ter date ana dated August 18th ls4s shall on satur
door Of the Court House Of Dubuque county, between the
hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. and O'Clock p NJ Of that day,
at public auction, for cash. the highest bidder the fol-
lowing described real estate, lying and being in
" Of Dubuque and State Iowa. TO wit: The souteast
Of Range one West Of the 9Th r. M with ali thc Improve
Rients thereon. mgf85
It's. WILSON, Trustee.
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THE BEST AND CHEAPEST HORSE AMI Attn p
MEDICINE
En- the World.
SEDAN,S NHNTv5EN-yr

ANU CONOlllON POWDER, HAS EARNED
GREAT NAME
For Purity Nadnes Sfty Certainty and 7Aoroug hness
S0Gn'S Ointment Ercels.
ANA IS rapidly supercedng all other Oinments and Lin
mcnts now in USE for the of the following diseases
lIesh wounds, gals of al! kinds, sprans bruises,
spavins sweeney isula, sitfas strains ameness sand
cracks toundeed feet scratches grease, mango and
horn dstemper. ~
The POWDER will remove all the inflammation and
leVer purity the blood, loosen the skim cleanse the wa
tef ana strengthen every part of the body and has prov
ed a sovereign remedy for the following diseases:
Dis'emper hide bound loss of appetite snward strains
yellow water inflammation of the eyes, fatigue from hard
; as"' rheumatism, commonly called stiff
paln) which proves fatal to many valuable horses
IN this country 1t is also and certain remedy for
coughs ana colds which generate many fatal diseases
w. B. SLOAN,
Grand Depot 40 Lakest Chicago Ill., and sold in near.
ly in all the Western States ~
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SWANS HOTEL,

Iowa City.
THE subscriber, owner and proprietor of the above
L House, would inform the public that he has taken
possession of said establishment and is prepared
MEDIATE the travelling community transient regular
boaers, and will endcavor give general satisfaction
,C1hS. J. SWAN.
-Connected with the above establishment Is large
and extensive Livery Stable, where strangers all
times be accommodated with conveyances to any part
the country. May t. lS49 Sly.
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GOOD BEGINNING,

Iowa CRY, June 5th, Ie4a.
MIR. w. B. sloan-Sir: About two weeks ago we Drr-
chased OF your travelling agent doz. of your Horse
Ointment, one doZ. of the Horse Condition Powders and
one doz of the Family Ointment The Family Ointment
is nearly sold and the Horse Medicines cali gond II
you can send us Immediately another supply Of these me-
dicines, when we receive thenwe will send you the mo-
ney OF pay TO your travelling agent when he comes
round again. Yours, truly
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MARRIED.

AT Iowa City, on the Goth ult, A. B. sr1tt.-
WELL, to Miss ELIzABETu A. SNYDER
At Cascade, on the 23d ult., V1croR Tus,s,
to Mrs. MATILDA ANN DEto<u,
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NJ. Aiban, the mronant, who laely crossed the
Alps in his balloon, made an ascent some time
aso, from barcelona, but has not since been seen
Imih ,M OF. Acorpse, supposed TO be that of M.
zi'Dhn, however has been discovered on tho coast
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W. w. MOFFATT.,
MEDICINE

SLoAs's CoLuMNWe call attention to Sloan,s cel
for new notices of his unrivalled medicines we have
come to the conclusion after reading these highly commit
mentay notices, that the medicine some not more II
has great name, and from the testimony of those who
thing for the times We say, SUCCESS ia that which ;s ,r,
~ eful-[Wisconsin Standard, May 5th 1870.
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Attention AL!

G.. w. d M. J. BURTON, -
AS just opened the Cheapest and best Stock of Goods
IL in Town. If you do not believe it, give them call
and see for yourselves You will find them one door be-
low Mason's Drug Store, Main-Street, Dubuque.
9~All kinds of Produce taken in exchpnge for Cash
and Goods.
Dubuaue, Dec. -, lS49. I4-ff @ ..s.. lr. r
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DUBuouE MARKEr'-We are. glad to an
nounce, that Nadeau, Rogers and Co. are now
paying 70 cts a bushcl for Wheat. Dubuque
has been the best Pork Market on the upper Mis-.
sissippl, during the winter, and is fast becom ng
the best wheat market also.
Messrs sheldstS Marsh left this City on Mon.
day last, for the purpose of purchasing Two
STEAMBOATS, to run, one between Dubuque and
ST. Paul, and the other between Dubuque and
St. Louis This is an suspicious event for our
City.
Thomas Drummond Esq. OF Galena, has been
appointed U. S. District Judge, in place of
Judge Pope, deceased.
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DER ECTOR S.:

DIR ECTORS:
Hon. r. N. CARNAN, Lawyer, Vnccnncs, Indiana;
JACOB PEA, Manufacturer, Knox County, Indiana;
w. J! HEBERD, Merchant, Vnccnncs, do
Hon. c. NJ. ALLEN, Lawyer, do do
Horace f. PECK, Merchant, do do
ZEPHANIAH PLArr, Lawyer, New York City,
Ex-Gov. ID. WALLACE, Lawyer, indianapolis, Indiana;
r. Z. BENBRpcE, Merchant, Lafayette, do
p. p. BAILEY, do Fort wayne, do
WALTER W.'EAnIy, do Tcrrc lla,ltc, do
Henry d. AI1Is, do Evansville, do
Fl. Il. ScHooLcRArr, Naturalist Washington, d. G.
VINCENT r. WEST, NJ. d., Pike County, Indiana
X. N. CARNAN, President.
3. S. WHITNEY, Secretary.
NJ. NJ. HAYDEN, Agent,
December Is, leia ELY. Dubuque.
References i'll Indiana:
His Excellancy Gov Joseph y. Wright indianapolis;
Col. James H. Lane Lieut.. Governor, do
Hon. {. II. Test Secretary of State, do
Douglass Macguirc, Auditor Of State, do
Hon. Caleb b. Smith, CCnncrsvillc;
Col. w. A. German, NJ &. BocmIngton;
Hon. L. NJ. Huntington, Judge IT, S. Dist. CT Canncon
a. NJ. Puctt, Esq. Rockville, ,,r. ,,-,,
Col Tho; pak an 5si Erie " ca"s1
Jacob d. Early, Esq, Tcrre-I!aue;
VIM Burtch, President Branch Bank, Vincenncs;
James Collins, Jr, State Agent, in New York.
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From one thousand ia twelve hundred passen-
gers pass over the Hudson river Railroad daily
and this large amount Of travel has required the
employment of extra cars. The road is now in
excellent order to Poughkeepsic.
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PAINTS. OILS vApNISu, R,r

PAINTS, OILS, VARNISH, &c.
7 HAVE and shall constantly keep OF, hard, a large
Il supply othc following articles, VIZ: Insccd OIL Spts
TurpentIne, pure White Lead Copal and Japan Varnish
Chrome and Paris Green, Chrome Yellow, Lamp Black
Venetian Red, Ltharge, Spanish Brown, Paint brushes
and all articles used for Painting which will sell cheap
for cash. T.. +. GILLESPIE.
March III lSto
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J. 7
Sugar Grove, Kane &C., ILL.,, April q, 1919.
THE SUFFERING CHIN

hereby certify that one of my children, when naked
tell into large fire OF live Goals and burned severely
from head to feet The best of medical aid and attention
was given to the child for four five days without any
rce-each days suffering increased till his groans could
De heard AT great distance at which critical period one
OF my ncghbors recommended and presented to me box
OF sLOAN'S OINTMENT, and in less than fifteen min
ues after me application OF the Ointment the aggrava
TED sores OF the suffering child the pam ceased entirely
and he speedily began TO My residence is In Hels
township Ndrmillion CO., and State of Indiana
THEODORE l.. TAYLOR
Dated at Chicago, Aug "a, lS4S.