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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-11-06
SAVE THE UNION!!

THE subscribers having become convinced that o,,r
Glorious Union is to be sustained have purchased &
receiving from
NN NE WV ~GDN< M&
large and superior stock of
FALL ( WlMYlA4 GOODS,
which has been selected Expressly for this Market and
will be sold low for CASH or COTNRY PRODUCE
Our stock consists in part of
STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS, HATS, CAPS,
BOOTS, S,AOES, &c. all of the best quality.
We keep constantly on hand large and superb lot OF
FAMILY GROCERIES,,
which W. anxious customers should examine he
fore purchasing elsewhere. We wish call particular
attention to F.. -. :
STOCK OF TEAS
which will be faund superior to any tn this market,
Cur Of
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DIRECTORS PERSONALLY RESP ONSIBLE,
if the Capital is impaired. An SIMPLE paid up Capital and
arGserved fund of of the profits, both
pledged to extraordinary risks, and thorough in
vesgaon is annually made of its affairs There is there
fore responsibility the insured, beyond the payment
of the premium, and no liability to further contributions,
have the insured, reduced. The solidy of this
Institutions the equitable principles upon which its bust
ness is conducted, based upon minute mathematical cal
culatons and the cheSks by which it is guarded in law
have all inspired confidence in the inslrng public Ii
will be that its rates of premium low hoso
of any responsible company in this country in England
PREMIUMS FOR TIE ASSURANCE OF 500 ON
a SINGLE LIFE
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The Grand Division of the Sons of Temper
ance, which lately met at Muscatine, elec ted the
following gentlemen as its officers for the cur
rent year: D: w. Kilbourne, of Fl. Madison, G
w. p; Geo Temple, of Burlington, G. w
A; T. S. Parvin, of Muscatine, G, S.; J. M
Barlow, Of Muscatine, G. T.;-Tuttle, Of Far
pington, G. c.; James, Craig of Mt. Pleasant
-
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HOW TO PREVENT THE CHOLERA.

When you feel gripping pains-sorencss and heaviness
about the bowels sickness at stomach, pain in the head
dizziness cold chis, sromach orpor, weakness, las
tude and want OF energy bad spirits, and experience
lear that YOU viii get the Cholera, then take down
tea spoonful of Railways Ready Relief internally, and
battle the bowels externally with the Rellef-ts will gen.
orally remove all pains in fifteen minutes-fno take
other dose and follow up the same treatment bearing in
mlnd that rest, and composed mind is necessary. IT.
As preventive of Cholera Railways Ready relief is
undoubtedly the best antdote in use, for its wonderfully
purifying properties instantly neutralZes the acids of the
stomach, which is the great of all violent diseases,
we truly believe that if the stomach is free from acid
and the system in healthy condition, that the cholerc
gas WELL not act hpon that SYSTEM for it feds upon
go and incts It's pestilcntia sngs upon those who
tureI-hereor. we say use Railways Ready Relief for
heualZes the acid ceanses and purifes the humors
tho sccrcons gives tone and vigor the functions the
stomach, and nvigorates health every organ otc sys
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SHERIFF SALE.

Arson Harrington 10y virtue of an Execu-
,vs..-~z ID ton, or order Of sale,
John Foley. to me directed, issued by
the District Court in and for the county of Du-
buque and State of Iowa, against the defendant,
will, on the Odd day of November, A. d. 1850,
between the hours Of ten o'clock, A. NJ, and six
clockr N. Of that day, at the door of the Court
House in said county, expose to public sale the
following described real estate, situate in said
county, to wit:-The north west fractional quar-
ter of section eighteen, township eighty light,
north range three, east of the 9Th P. M, to sat
sfy said writ as am therein commanded
w. G. STEWART, Shift D. C.
Dubuque, Oct. 23d, 1850. ut Prs fee So. 80
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A; First Rate Farm.

A; First Rate Farm.
NOR SALE about 200 acres of valuable timber land
only eight miles from the city of Dubuque 60 acres
of which cleared and in cultivation, with good two
story Brick House and Kitchen Barn % feet long, with
stone basement Stables and Sheds, Spring House
and several good Springs, a good Log Cabin, Lime
Dubuque. This tract is well adapted to farming meadow
or grazing purposes embraces three good Springs
and branch of White Water through il. D..
All these lands will be sold in accommodating parcels
and on reasonable terms Apply to - .- .
~. ~, .t.t. .a,r CHARLES COOKERY, .
Land and General Agent
Octob,r % 1870 7dt -, -oT
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A Novel ENGAGEMENr.-The Home Journal
states that Barnum, upon the marriage of his
giant with very large woman, made an engage
ment with them for the first fruits of their union
vet in future.
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The Anox Insurance Company
FIRE, MAINE: ~ LIFE INSURANCE.
CAPITAL 600.

Office on Wall Street, in Wisc's Brick Ro'c, Pin
cenneS Indiana.
THNHlS Company having been duly organized, and ten
per cent paid on the capital stock subscribed, and
the balance secured by mortgage Real Estate and by
personal guarantee are now prepared 10 effect Insurance
against Loss Damage by firn Buildings Merchant
disc, Machinery and all descriptions of property; alsu
Mcrchand and Produce in the Of inland
tat", the risks of the sCaS, &C., &C.. also the Ius OF
Steamboats, and other vessels, and upon the Lives of in
dlViduas going TO California. The rates of premium will
be as low as h"s' of any other company.
All Losses literally ad justrd and promptly paid. The
stock of this Company is held entirely in the West and
controlled entirely by western men, and in way con
nect.d with New York.
Directors:
r.: ~ Carnan, |mccancS; T. T. Benbridge, Lafayette
W.. tcbcrd dc" w. w. Early, Tcrrctautc
j. w. Maddox, do. H. d. AlliS, Eransric:
JACOB Pra, d" 5. Botnr, JcfersonuMe;
Sam'l Wise, do VIM. Hughes, do
p. p. Bailey Fort Wdvnc; Levi Sparks do
james kcigwin, JcftrsoarWe
Hon. r. ~ CARNAN, President.
SIMON I}orroRF, Vice President.
{. NJ. Allen Secretary.
w. J. HERnERp, Trcra urrr.
Short Life and California risks taken this agency a
extra rates.
CEAS. CORKERY, Agent at
July II, 1850 45 IT, Dubuuu,
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SHERIFF SALE.

fSIE ENIE INiLTs
II. Hunter, DY virtue of an Execu-
vs.: I'D ton, or order of sale.
Jacob Pate and { to me directed, issued bv
VIM. Hutton the District Court IN and for
the county of Dubuque and State of Iowa, a
gainst the above named defendants, will, on the
twenty second day of November, A. D. 1850, be
tween the hours of ten clock, A. Nj. and six o.
clock, P. M of that day, at the door of the Court
House in Anamosa, Jones county, Iowa, expose
to public sale all the right, title and interest of
Jacob Pate in and to the following described real
estate, situate in said county, to wit:-Soutfl-
East quarter of north east-quarter Of section No
four, township eighty six, north of range one
west of 9TH p. M.
WIN: STERLING, Shift Jones Co.
IRA B. RYAN, Deputy
Anamosa, Oct. 23d, 1850. ut Prs fee SIS
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Black Hawk War.

Black Hawk War.
\ LII persons who have served tho United States in
n any war; since $780, officers of the Mexican war
and the widows minor children of such persons de-
ceased, - -.E...
WILL PLEASE REMEMBER,
That | am prepared to make out all papers, and take
proof necessary to obtain Land Warrant. For one
months service 40 acres four months so acres and
nine months l60 acres. l will make no charge for nv
services until have the Warrants ready for delivery at
my office in Dubuque.
have made arrangements with late Auditor of one
of the Departments and who has held several high Offices
at Washington for many years. to give his personal
ton to claims Of all descriptions which may send him.
will also locate the Warrants and procure patents for
the lands in the shortest possible time, if desired.
CHARLES CORKERY,
Notary Public, Land and General Agent
Dubuque, Iowa. October 90, 1850. 7-tf
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Rail Road intelligence,

The Michigan Southern Railroad Company
have recently been negotiating loan for the
extension of that road. They seure the loan by
mortgage bonds upon the road bearing seven per
cent, The bonds to be secured by mortgage
executed to Shepherd Knapp, Esq, of the city
of New York, in trust for the bondholders.
The mortage covers the entire line of the
Companys road in Michigan, whether already
built hereafter to to be constructed and it pro-
vides that bonds to an amount not exceeding one
million of dollars in all may be issued: of which
amount not more than 100000 car. be issued
until after the road shall have been completed to
Sturges' Prairie, distance of III miles from
Lake Erie, which point it will be completed by
the first day of Januaty next.
This road is a part ola continuous line of rail
roads from the city of New York to the Misssis-
sippi river, by way of the Erie Railroad and the
Lake Shore road, and is an important link in the
chain,
Nearly the whole of this great line from New
York to the Mississippi river is either completed
in the course of construction.
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United SfsatGS Life Insurance
Company.
CASH CAPITAL PAID IN, $4,000

CASH CAPITAL PAID IN, 100000.
FFNHS Company insures either upon the Mutual Joint
two principles combined in this Company. The pre-
miuns low, single risk taken S. 900, and all
risks to take effect from the date of the application if the
premium is then paid.
The undersigned, Agcnl fer said Company, would re
spcctfully call public attention the subject of Life In
surancc and particularly superior advantages held
out by this Company others OF similar character.
Any information in connection with the subject, By
pamphlet, otherwise, will he Oh crnllp afforded
+. T.. BISSELL, Agent.
Dubuque, Iowa, Aug. IA, 1850. 49-tf
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Fancy 81 Silk Goods,

Fancy 81 Silk Goods,
embracing Dress Goods piece and pattern Of the latcs
styles with rimmin- match, and almost any article
in the Silk and Fancy Goods department which could h
found in the Eastern cities. Also,
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF STAPLE GOODS
such Prints, DOM Musllns, l0-4 Shcetings, Ticks
Checks & Stripes, Lndseys, Flannes, X Y Jeans, Sat
inetts & Twceds &c. &c.
QUEENSW.4RE,
in SETS both Flowing MulbcryS White Granite, and as
sorted Qucensware in all shapes.
HARDWARE,
small assortment of Cutlery, Table Furniture, Shovcs
Spades, Axes, &c,
... ,.... good supply of
GROCERIES, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS
all of which determined sell uniform prices ant
no abatement, yet low any house of good rcputa
ton in the
Ladies and gentlemen, please call and my goods
shall be sure to sell you. y = ...'y b.. :. t.
...... +. " GOODRICH.
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Columbus Insurance Company.
CAPITAL 100000.

ITHlE undersigned, Agent in Dubuque for this Company
is prepared to take risks against loss by Fir
Houses and contents, Dwellings in town country, Mills
Barns, and encnlents of every description. Also, h
ct vessels, merchandise transported land or water
on as reasonable terms as any responsible Company in tho
West
Applications from abroad will meet with prompt aten
S5~Ofcc on Mainstrect, No -, the Stare of John
son and Bunting.
WIN. l.. JOHNSON.
Dubuque, Iowa July 81, 1850.
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10 Bounty Land Soldiers.
TINE undersigned prepared to obtain Warrants fo
l. persons who were in any of the Indian wars, thu
war of 1872 Those who make their application first viii
be first served. Every person who has received
Warrant and who engaged in any military service
in the United States, is entitled to Warrant.
PLATT & JOHN NJ. SMITH,
Globe Building, Dubuque, Iowa.
October %. 1850 AT
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RAILROAD PRoJ Ecr.-A Convention for the
purpose Of flrtherlng the enterprise known as
the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad was held
at Wythevlle, Va, short time since, at which
delegates were in attendance from various coun
ties in both States. The South western termi
nus of this road is ultimately to be at Memphis
Oh the Mississippi river. The North eastern
terminus will be at Richmond, or Alexandria, OF
Baltimore. -
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t" QueenSVVHrc
the largest and best assorted brought to this citv
The Genuine FRANK SMITH TOBACCO constantly
on hand.
TO Farmers Offer great inducements to trade with
us, we always pay the highest market price for all
kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE.
FELLOWS & YOUNG.
Dubuque, October 25, 1850.
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Dr.. COX

DE-. COX
ID ESPECTFULI.Y informs the public that he has
IN purchased the stock trade of Messrs Asher and
Barnett, at the City Auction Room Also the interest Of
Mr. H. Barnett in the Auction business the same place
where he will be pleased serve them in his line
RICHARD cox.
Dubuque, October 90, 1850. etf
Glad VidimEs 10 the Afflicted.
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DUBUQUE:
Wednesday Morning, Nov. &.
Call for a Temperance Convention, or
81 e;s 2. "a Mass Meeting. ~

Pursuant to a vote of the Dubuque County
Temperance Society, we do hereby invite the
friends of Temperance universally in northern
Iowa, to meetin Convention in this City, on
the last ThurSdd9 Of Norember, at o'clock, A.
NJ, for the purpose of consultation in regard to
measures to suppress the traffic in intoxicating
drinks, and to advance the cause OF Temperance
generally. ."'5
Provision will be made to entertain all who
may attend, free of expense. n..
They will please call at Spaulding's Book
Store. 81. ' "'i. F. V.GOODR[CH, Prest
L RICE, Sec'y. ,
Nov. E. 1850, .. 90.
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JAMES MULLIN & CO,
Dubuque Clothing Store.

Dubuque Clothing Store.
E subscribers announces to the public that they have
l. commenced in the store lately occupied by Charles
Taylor, where they Intend keeping hand large and
choice selection OF every description OF Clothing the stock
having been manufactured under their own supervision
not fail to give satisfaction.
Their stock
viii consist of every description of Overcoats Cloaks
and Albert Pantaloons, of all the various STYLES and qua
tiles; Vests of the latest and riches pattern.
The Fancy Departments
win embrace every thing new or desirable in the line
OF furnishing articles, and consists of every description
kerchetS and Fancy Susp.ndcrs.
Particular Attention
Is given to the Custom Department. and their arrange
mnnS enable them to orders the shortest notice
JAMES MUII.lN & Co.
~ b-Ihcy Will be regularly receiving the lates,
Fashions.
Dubuque, Iowa. October %, 1850. 7-tfr
Chrome and Paris Green. F.
A SUPPLY of the above articles just received, and
\ for sale by E. +. GILLESPIE.
October %, 1850.
Paints and Dycstuffs.
ar all kinds, on hand, and for sale very low by p
~ E. +. GILLESPIE.
October %, 1850.
White Lead and Eith:srgc.
Large supply of these articles hand and for sale
October %, 1850. l." T. ''''''A'''' N'
Linsced Oil and TurpentiGsc.
,T
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E'EHE EAMARTINE.

A This new and elegant passen-
v:ssstsygs-sA yger Steamer J. M. MARSH, Mas.
sssaxsgsI ter, will run duringthe season as
regular packet between the ports of St. Louis
and St. Peters, touching at all intermediate
points. ..,.F f. p.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
Emerson & Shields, agents. p.
Dubuque Iowa, Mar. goth 1850, ds
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..MSA'Gs... THE business Of this company is con
NE5S ETFs}}SSA duct d with safety and stability un
YVsssSsS> " der the immediate supervision of share
wv y ~ -, holders, and the Charter holds the
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t..t Kentucky Mutual ,
LIFE lNSU2kNJE COMPANY,
At COvingtOn, Ky. :,

AT COvington, Ky. ,..-.
w. ROBBINS, PRESIDENT
A. L. GREER, VICE PRESIDENT. .
}. r. PAYSON, SECRETARY.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
II. Ro lf J. s. MORGAN,
R: N: WITHERs, S: J. W NK
J. II. MOREHEAD, SOLICITOR,
R. p PR ,srL0 M. D., Pnrs,eiAS:
TINE terms upon which this Company insure Life are
peculiarly favorable the Insured much more no.
il is believed than the terms of any other Life Insurance.
TO wit:
The great security afforded in Guaranty Fund OF
100000, 100000 of which has been paid in Cash and
gage of Real Estate.
Rates of Premium greatly reduced from the rates of 9TH
er Companies, and more equally graduated;
Insurance for the benefit of Married Women secure
from the creditors of their husbands;
The insured not liable to assessments for losses;
No extreme hazards taken by this Company.
An annual dividend to all policy holders, payable in
Cash; also, additions made to Life Policies every five
years;
Notes taken in part for prcmiums
Policies issued upon application without delay, causn,
no loss of Insurance to the parties.
Lives of either insured between the ages of fou
and sixty, inclusive, for year, five years. or for life
The Pamphlets and Tracts published by the Company
will be found TO contain much valuable information
secting the nature, principles, application, and benefits
OF Life insurance. Aso examination of the plans
the other Mutual Companies of tins country, aud full
explanation of the plan proposed by this Company, TO-
gelcr with various tables, showing the of pre-
MUM for he tnrm of life, of several Companies, com
pared with the rates of this Company, and giving
the rates of this Company for all ages and terms which
insurance is made.
Pamphlets and Tracts furnished gratis and applications
received and forwarded by
CHAs. CORKERY,
Agent Dubuque.
c. W. Scorr, Medical Examiner.
Aug. :, 1850. iS-3m
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LAND reform IN MANE.-The State Of
Maine offer farms to settlers on the most liberal
terms, amounting in the end to an actual gift.
The nominal price is so cents an acre, to be paid
by ,oorking on the high,oays-a kind of remune
ration advantageous to the purchaser as to the
State The settler, however, must clear up a
certain number of acres within given time, and
erect house for his residence Much of the
land offered, lies in Aroostook county.
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A CAUTION TO HAsTY EArERs.-Mr. VIM.
Burdick, of Newport, X. l., while eating supper
on Wednesday, choked himself with piece OF
beefsteak. Medical aid soon removed the OBJ
struction but the pulse had ceased, and he was
prpnunced dead
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The American Live stock

The American Live Stock
INSURANCE COMPANY,
vINCENNEs, INDIANA.
CAPITAL $4,000.
INDIVIDUALLY L1ABLE-ss
L,OR the Insurance of HORSES, MULES, PRIZE
Il BULLS, SHEEP, AND CATTLE of every descrip-
ton against fine combined risks of Fire. Water Accidents
and Diseases also upon stock driven to Eastern markets.
or transported South
LOSSES PAID IN THIRTY DAYS AFTER DEATH
DIRECTORS:
JOSEPH G. Bowman, Counsellor;
FERDINAND EBERwINE, Merchant;
Capt ISAAC Mass, Merchant;
GEORGE D. HAY, Merchant;
Hon. THOMAS BIsHop, Builder;
JOHN WISE, Merchant and Bank Director;
ALVIN w. Tracy, C
Hon. ABNER T. ELLIS, State Senator; and
and Mayor of Vincennes;
ABM SMITH, Farmer Bank Director, and
Auditor of Knox county
JOSEPH G. BOWMAN, Pres't
B. SHURTLEFF WHITNEY, Sec'y.
WIN. BURTcH, Treasurer, and Mercht and
Pres't Nincennes Branch of St. Blk, Ind a.
uj7Agent at Dubuque,
cHAs CoRKERY.
July "a, 1850 46-1v
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'HrMStNo'S Sale.

A Large lot of Paint and Varnsh Brushes on hant
~ and for sale cheap by +. f. GILLESPIE.
October 81, 1850.
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AGE VERSUS YOUTH,

Nadwa! Ready Relief renows the vigor of youth in old
agIc old man OF seventy is by its strength
ening and invgorang effects vital energies
to tCtc heavy and langud motion of the functions of
the body is quickened to healthy aconand hither
to dun and nopls old becomes active and vigorous
in old ags, and his life prolonged the full nulaber of his
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BulbOus Roots.

Dubious ROOTS. r''tE' 's
I HAVE just received supply Of fine Bulbous Roots
among them Hyacinths, Tulips, Dafadils, White
Lilys, Crocus,i Gadioas, &C., which will be sold low
II applied for soon. 3, 49,. n ,,is.5f sF -s @yl.ss
.,...r--.g EFF GTLLEsPfE, Globe Building
October 30tb, 1850 - 80"
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EXPRESS-FORWA
To all Parts of the United States
California and EurODe.

"HE Subscriber is appointed an agent for
Il the safe and speedy transmission of Ex-
press Merchandise, Packages, Specie, and vau.
ables Of every description, by " Lathrop a.
Co.'S Mississippi Express, " Adams & Co.'S ="
Eastern, Atlantic, and California Express, and
Edwards, Sanford & Co.'S ~ European Ex-
press. .'' ~
wTMerchants, and others, are respectfully
invited to hand in their orders to ~
sg II nCHAS. COOKERY, Agent
Dubuque, Nov. 9th, 1850. Off. ..
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THE POWER OF BEAUTY


Iar b1auy's self, ma estc queen we spy: 80
Whether in man or nladcn's form adored, " - 70
sui mishtier than the sccptre tho sword -.a
rms ravishcd him who walk the worlds alarm,
Subd"ed his heart and ncrvelcss made his arm,
Ihus Alexander knelt at beauty's shrine, ,EIEa@
And Anthony felt Ceopatra's charms divine; szr5
Celestial hcauty-daughter of the skies. -.. .-.. E
Iair-skinned rose-chccked and lily -necked arise!
Tell each poor mortal who for thee would hope s
Try RADwAy'R CHINESE INDICATED SoaP! sIva.a
This, this alone! each form will purify, a.. s D..
And make the ugest handsome to the eye!
Inns for pmples, letters, blochcs, rhc,rn, ~ tiff
viii Danish all before its rich perfume: a. - 5...e
No ring worm, scurf, mosquito bites nor TAN l.; rsy
Can stay Its force on face OF maid or man, ~
But all who test it will at Railways shrine, hsas
Confess his soap gives beauy's glow divine! sa #s
Yes, dear reader, Railways Soap truly friend to
those who wish for beaey's glow mnars hea
sweetness and elasticity the shrveled skim and beauty
to the dark, salow compexon-remov pilnplcs blot
Chess pustules etters rash, sunburs chops chaes and
rough skin. s -s.. -,.t4 @ 81 49, -" a
The most delicious Soap in the world is Railways Medi
cated soap, instantly removes all renesss and other
annoying spots from tie skin For shaving, Toilet and
the Nursery it is the plus ultra of its kind IFF
LOOK FOR THE STEEL ENGRAvING,9 sst1
Each cake to be genuine be enveoped in label o.
steel engraviDgand each label bear the sigma
R. G, RAILWAY, Railways Soap is 25 cents large cakes
BEAU7yFUz4LOcKs. OF GLOSSY. HAIR.
RAILWAYS ClRCASSIAN BALM,
This is truly capital article for the hair it keeus II
moist fine, smooth, and gloosy, it gives nourshen q
ne scalp Vieora,es the roots, and forces the hair TO
grows perfect antidote to badness stops the hair
from falling out and makes it strong and beautiful.
see that each bottle bears the fac-simile of Radway and
Co, price 25 cents, large bottle n AZ
/: MASON, 10. +. GILLESPIE, and BLANCHARD
& Co., Agents. Dubuque Also for sale by Druaaist,
generally throughout the country. Druggists WISHING the
agency of Radaway's & Co.'S popuar medicines viii "a
dress, post paid, RADAWAY& Co., New York
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No. 3, GLOBE BUILDING,
DUBUQUE IOWA.
From New Work and Boston.

eE[WKaNSfSs>, THE Inhabitants of Northern Iowa
1911 will please notice that am this day in
KsE FRESH receipt of one of the largest stocks and
89SS TEAS. greatest varieties of goods ever offered
eNs IT in this market, among which may be
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Chrome and Paris Green.

Large supply of these articles on hand and for sale
~ by f. F. GILLESPIE.
October %, 1850.