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if4e FuA ~ALk VA kAt nAN.-E ron III
- PRUPERTY-The farm IN Wesichesier County, occl-
pied by The lEle SaIauei + Mott u. consisting oi
Shout hundred twenty acres of aud, on weich
there la and we-fosbsd DIV elEg house IN tbs cot
age style ana extensive bsrus sheds ard other cut houses
al erected within three years This property Is eligry
situated, commands view Of Long Island SouSc, and 10
within one e fthe New-Yors and New Haven kalicao
Depot. NJ hamEroleck, from whence depart four CT
I'VE times day and reach tho city 10 less Than one hour
For further Particular apply 70 sAML. + MOTT. the
ei'e-n-are. W ~ WV MOTT L. IS WIN. r,az n
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PAPER HANGlN6s AND BANDBoxEs.
n BROWN 81 CANAL-ST.

lAPoRrER AND mANUrACrURER Of Paper Hang
tngs AID Bandbox-s o6rrs for a splendid s-sor-
meet Of french and American Paper hsnRngs fIeoosrc
rrinn and Bsncboxes, vho-sss and retail Also 1rsie
ApfUns bosuuful sruce. Competent wortmen PAL
rooms w 'he heel nsnn-r af shnrf noucr ais 2rnh
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Y, - NM 10 LIND on Doud norssxe on
- l~,VOVmprovec prop-r,y In thu Cliy % BroOa yn
IN sun, q sui pheanls. Ibqn ~ of
m,sSr A. wAKEMAN, Is Bsesman-st
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TRUSTEES.
JOSEPH WALKER CYRUS CURTISS
THOMAS HUNT. HERMAN BOXER,
JAMES FREELAND, ChARLESG CARLETON
HENRY ShELDEN, LUCIUS hopkins,
THOMAS 5. NELSON, DANIEL G. HAVlLAND,
WILSON HUNT, LEVI COOK,
STEWART c. MARSH, DAVID l.. sAYRE,
GEORGE HASTINGS, HENRY A STONE,
C. W. A RODGERS JOHN STEWARD, in.
PAUL N SPOEFORD, q. n. NALTBY,
sEeTiMUs CRDOkES, GEO PHELPS,
CHARLES PAlEN, JAMES T. SOUrTER
CHARLES ii. ROGERS, FREDERICK NlErOk,
SAMUEL BEALS, II. w. 4 MALI,
WILLIAM WATT, RICHARD BIGEL0W.
ALkET REED.
JOSEPH WALKER, President
LEWIS GREGORY. Weep resident
ELLWOOD WALTER. "a Vice President.
x29 In CHARLES NEWCOMB, Secretary.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Infsilibls Bsdbug o,.o,
Sol lnr iotal OBSTRUCTION OF these and sbv
iusecs rs needless 10 for this already as
edged invnasee remedy than ihsi alvs ed shove
Csthsrnest and us Fuols BROOKLYN pde '. hn ~ 70
houl~ uks
4 'UAL.-Poscb UrchsId aud Back Heath R.,,. =, -
~ DOW landing fresh from The and 10 pr1ms osd
for sale low by 0'eor'
il KEW WORTH, a and ss2 s,osax,v
my7 i~ and corner FoDrrh ssd rhomp.on a..
10 sl1Ah hkFiNhhs., bl-sulphals Of Lima
lhs new French Urcie for csrlhesou Tor sale by M
REMgsk HARRIS. Anayhca ssd Manufacturing ch-n-
els ~ broaowa. al w
FOR sAi.k-Ope second hand Adams Power Press
L N good order. slze of plsen 2ix57 iDc1es.
a2s r hDF 4 co ~ and 81 Gold-st
n Akt n -sp bales NJ. SO do No. gor sale u
" nAnpfacurrss prices, By
ae SAfrs~ HrRRIcwsON, 10 s-u,h-s
II Ats, hOP rs, ana I'll alncs VI p.po. manuhcsu
AAfTe maeriaiA boogh. and cold on nf-rA serms hy
siI SAUht oExRlCKs0h. - and 10 souihSa
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a. FOR CALIFORNIA via CLagre, and ,bTog

~, FUN NhLIFUKNIA VIA CLhgres aud through
o51tsaS 10 San kfaDcis50 In saGg vesses-Tbe splprdd
new c0ppered and copper fastened brig LPHON-
so Capt A. Hodgden viii sail rs above on Monday
MAY 20 her regular day Price passage from New York
to Chsgres-Cabin So; second cabin, $50. From Psnsma
TO san Ffancsco-Cabin, 500; secotd cabin, $50 For
freight or passage having splendid accommodations sppy
on bo4rd At Pier IL, Err or 10 RUSSELL Il NORTON
mys 81 81 Od.sie, Office Of Chsgres Sailing Packets.
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81. FOh -AN FNANCisCO. CALIFORNTA

.s.s.aa.-. FUIt rHN FhfnCIctU CALIFORNIA
,@<ta8 FIRST EE>SEL-DlsP ATCH LINE -Fas-sai-
ing ship GREAT BRITAIN, having ls'ge por
ZION 81 her cargo engaged AID going board 1t Pier
North River VIII have quick dispatch for The above port
he sailing qualities Of this superior vessel we'll kBo W.
having Jlst returned from China la days Immedste
application should be made for be snce Of csrgo
Shippers wishing To avoid delay will find Oh to their
Interest," TO observe The dispatch given By this line
FIRE ghts taken az the lowest rses
msS6 4 b. SUTTON Co 81 War-st
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a 4 a A. N.-rAnIo-OhEEN 70 Brand. There IL
"A scarcely dissenting voice smOog pAiDi5rs 10 the
vast superiority In point OF durability ara Dsncy Of the
Paris all other green's and lie preeninent b.ness for
Venetian blinds and shp psnling but IL equally gene
comp that the said green proportion u ito great
depth Of color and permso-ncy becomes difficult
W strike out - is technically termed deficient IN
booy-snd moreover, that ell sueh green is slow To dry
As regsros the last objection the laie Introduction Of
aoo Ost efficient patent deTt removes all further difficult
~ beyond doubt and 10 such extent that OIL which
heretofore been wholly inappicsble 10 Pars-greep,
hIc-fOrh will bs deemed Alone suitable TO display the
u1uranl Desuiy Of lh. pigment But the objection
evrnog tbs want II body inherent de-
feet csimiug The practical expedienis Of The painters
sk nevertheless d.prnds essentially the manner Of
grinding a. very sufficient body may be procured 10 all
cases By udicious app icaron OF good mills worked by
steam There Ii point however, connected with the
covering properly ana which also depends the price OF
the woik The selection Of ground work and ef
finishing In common practise Ia isgreen-work TO
prime with pearbue grey, dark green. This
highly objectionable because the transparency Of the Pa
rsgreen produces so to speak, sms offs CO.
Tor with that " The groundwork which furnishes user
40 essential TO lie character; also makes the work more
expensive as by printing with low priced Psrser een
single coat OF higher grade makes better finish Than
otherwise prsduced with the number Of the
high gradeas the Psrsgeen prepared for printing has
very superior body to the other grades We parties
Interested In the OF the
meni Tor particulars respecting the sale OF brand of
Inneereen my7 2awlms
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~s-s.ss INtTED STATES MAIL Linn
sSNE.,as FROM CHARLESTON TO HAVANA. va
s'@<s7 SAVANNAH AND KEY WEST The sren
did steamship ISABEL q 100 uns burden cormsneed oy
Can't Wfrisu ROlss wiH commence her regular triys
Norday Oct I, AMI sal regularly rom Chsr-sioH,
TO- Havsss on the sud 18Th " esch month and from he
yans 10 Charleston the sih and I'D
Ernm Charleston snd Savannah Havana ~
Frsm Charleston sod Sayanash 10 hey We-t.........
Fof fsriher parDculsrs, apply 70
IL Charleston 70 81 c. MORDECAi
kssui. IN Havana, DRAKE. BROTHERS co.
Passengers lrAvng HsyKns b, this ship reach Ear
by The land route the fh day by meeting u,
steamers Northener or sosiherrer reach Nev-Ycrt IL
sans time. n
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d FOR sALE-Ch~ap for Cash-The subs,spts
S and fasissilnR yacht VIPER (.oop rigg,d, "a
custom house MEASUREMENT built 10 ls4s 10 The hes
mo uos substantial msfrer ballssitd with iron castings
mas good sun OF spis, teckie, kc Apply TO n TAPF
Spar Yard, foot Thrds r. where he vessel i. to b,
-
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LEGHoRN HAT MANDATORY.

0J WILSON'S Leghoru HAT Mandatory, Eighth
Hf2N avenue. hnh house above Twenty sixh-st west
side Persons having Leshorn bounets or fats can
" hsve them sltered into fashionable shape, without
apy appearances Of pecng At this establishment my6 Inn
an FASHIONABLE hATS.-JusI hnlsneo, the
iii most splendid srcle offered elegant French Silk
Hsis al the low price Of sS usually sold ST ~ Also
an article Of & So Neat Hats at 81 BROWN.
s2O Inn lS Cana-st one door nom sullivan
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1gSs- NEW AhRA st.tGGNI.- s.s..1.t 0
4LCrN sOurHEhNER Ter Cbsieston In cons.
renee Of bs witndra-al ~ tn- " Sor,h-rr-r'
from THIS the the regular days of departure Of above
vessel will heresner be - io,Jw.:
Neac- York for Chqresioa Chl-fes,o- foy ks,s Ycvk
ThursdHy May a4PM Tuesday, Msy7
M0ndsy, NAY Is, si9AM FRIDAY. Msy u.
"Wednesday, Maya ZAP H. Monday, May a.
Saturday, June L SfPN Tourday Jgns6
TUESDAY, Jna- n. si4PM hOodsy, June ~
Friday June q, at4PM. "Wednesday, June ~
81 ,ndsg July |, at Pm Saturday, Juiy6.
All bills 81 lkdiRK sis nrd by thr clerk On board.
For frsighf or ns-s,g- s2ply 10
20 sPOFFORD, rlLssTON co ~ soa,h-r
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INSURANCE..

THE Suo0EhJ
ytsr INsJRAECE cONPAHf
q, r. vssI rornef - Psarst ny
0"N' CAPITAL. tapi~e
., ,o.,r.,y heyiuY their capital ali paid m IN
'hls SU -. nrsssfs 70 isurs sudings Eercian.lss
.hcie garar ve.ss in port 10 soT R,ts * Is,S-
,,s, loss OF dsuSge by IRE; also ne sra =, ,n.ala
r. gnf,or ard Transportation 90 W us "'O'a''
Nt. An lo,.es promptly adps.,d ata Paid-
.,,e.v,oa ssafsor Moo.s
hrro1 sroSf, ss,rs rrnr Ca, 8U2KHALs 49,
-,-rtsg xupY, REssY LorY, SsA n 1 vasrr,
=. n Wmsov. ALEx. H. 5tAFr. ~< y r,ytas
71h, Wv Ifns
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FARMS FOR SAFE.
sa FARMS FOR ,ALE.-A lUln GA lse O... #


50 FARMS FOR >ALE.-A farm GA 70. Vabs VI
sc he UIdsOn Of pc two ni - shove syVrssni
S-iRrdtog The bui Gings substantial and complete
kisn H.. aaioining farm Of 100 ares
Asl farm mics below Aha1V oi I'D Sores On
tn bank Of hHdspn. Ol this farm there never
fniling stream with Cascade of . feet
Also. the adjoining farm Of 40 acres Al these farms
are IN SAFE of hish cultivation sad tie buildings eon
yrri-rt and In good order.
Also az island Of u acrrs In Lorg ls'snd Sonnt one
mile from Milford viii macsOn hlus: 50 ei square and
farm and haidings 4 t. scc-.sabie from us
by cans-way. sad cesrtbls Sumner residence
FOR terms and psriicu srs sppy 10 - . -
myl J.. BLUNT, II Wallet
an FOR -ALE 4 SING -ING.-rne khs olsee
~ nov for This property Il 20 well srOwn "a
scarcely % require d-scfiprnn IL Ia located IN the
village, joining the street. and extends bs over
hat reyaet ridge ofsDd conspicuous from he Hudson
River IN range with the Mounrin House, the msBe0a o.
Gen Ward and others, containing IL acres and overlook
ing The village a1c commencing 81 the mos' extensive
river snd land prospects of place belOv The H6GBds
rne house has Of4 acres be- yeen and the street BY
railroad, tbs property Is II hour travel 10 Chambersst
and IL within convenient waking distance from the rail-
road station the village NAV he "a Il application 20
maze immediately Apply 20 JOHN ELLIS New .Bruns-
wick, ]. or K NORlS, sing Sing.
Dated April d, 1850. NV Wv
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rs PURSUANCE Of order of the Surrogate Of the County Of
New Yo notice hereby gwen I'll I-o.s hsvne aims against
RICHARD WAIVE ate 81 the City # New fors dsc-a-sd % pr.
tie IN vouchers thereof he subrbe her d,1ce
81 Brons The City Il New fort before the n I'd
day ofsepts5-r n-TfDei fors the 9th day - February
80 'ni lsvsm~1 CHARLOTTE WAWNE Afr,n.'fs'rr
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Il. FOR SAN FRANCIsCO.-Regulm P

L. FOR SAN FRANCISCO.-Regul1 Pscset
Sr1,& Line The very superior, fastssiing packeship
HAlDEE, al P Ter East River nearly loaded,
will take little ghl freight and be dispatched direct In q
few days Her accommodations for passengers are spa
cous aud elegant Shippers and passengers BY this Line
important ana reliable advantages with dispatch
In loading and Exchanging Appyto
myI 100. ISAAC T SMITH, 1Ol WalLst- cor Front.
A. SHIPPERS BY THE BRIG SOPHIA
CO for San Francisco Sacramento City, VIII please
send 10 Bills OF LsdDg Immediately. Two passen
gers and the bulk OF hny bbls. be taken. Apply on
board, foot Of Rossvets- or to
my83- THOMAS L. BRAYNARD 81 Wall-st
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AZ AT PRIVATE sALt-Tn- z..ory colas e b. use
", and lot on Grspd-sL Wiliansburyh three Minutes
walk from the ferry. The house contains ten rooms
panres, nc hnished In good style with marble mantes
bacE crates kc Part Of the purchase money remain
on band and mortgage. For particulars, apply IN
my3 lw A. j. BLEECKER Auctioneer, B foad-si-
IN FOR sALE-Two 3story brick houses and lots
~ 10 and IL Lewis-st Lots 100 feet by q feet Ii
pays 10 per cent and with rear houses would pay
Is per cent Five thousand dollars Of the purchase mo<ey
can remain on bond and mortgage Houses 10 good re-
pair. Inquire OF T. FALCONER, ManginsL myi 2w'
- FOR sALE.-A desirable properly ID the pie asani
"A. aud bealhy village OF THrrytow near the depot
cons ,tng Of low and convenient cottage butt house
and or q Of land a. suit the purchaser Possession
given Immediately. Price $3.50 Apply a. above, to
milf 4. ~ THOMAS
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- 1,-,,7z T,5p TIng INSURANCE 90.

CITIZ ENV fIIk-I Ars o,"-,,
d, wai-ss ADD I6z ,. sSs securely invsaoa,
,T1aIs COMPANY viii e.sns 70 1surs ssaius, Lo1i
srd Damage by FIRE, Oh 10
Oalces generally. ,errTORS
Jeremiah Jolnsor,
1snie bur'net jay Jarvis,
Tbomns Mcklfath Robert BErklsv
Lake Baker, Jchr 4. Hsuis,
Charles p1'o. james C. Bs'dwir,
Al1nzo risVle' FtArcis Palmer.
~llaia "Ais'0 DANIEL BURNETT, Pres.decl
Jasrs he 10 el2 "a
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an FOR SALE ~ JERSEY CITY-01e Q

M FOR SALE IN JERSEY CITY-Ols OF
Efa those Substantially bDit bnck h.uses Warrenst
Known ~ Capt HtocOX's W.. four mirues' wax
from the Ferry walls than Il inches thick through
out The house IL t1ished IN modern style win maibe
msniels, sliding doors pa'ed furniure speaking tubes
tumb waiter Altering cisiern, inclosed pszzss Ia The
Two stories high iron balcony Ia onI The hvus5
bed rooms par'ors receiving paror family roDm kch
and cellar Price $500 Part Of tie pu;chA.e money
Temsin on bond end morgsgs NJ per cent Tn.
house IL now rented 10 Odd tenant unit the lot OF MAY
Apply 10 CLERK BACOT 10 Monigomery-st or
u MAkEMAN. q saLne slrrei. JerseI Ci-v n-, 9 Sc
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-71JF 1ERC1aNTS' INSURANCE COMPANY,
Luz or the CITY ~ NEW YORK
orv,cr cor OkfEHWI' II AND DEFY SITS OVER
"'F NORTH RIVER BANK.
CAPITAL, $4,000
THIS COMPANY. having ineir capital I'll pha lni "a
essb are prepared TO insure buildings msc1siolss,
bo,senDld 6lrtitre vessels in port Their careoes, N
against loss or damage ~ hfe All ioss7s P''"''' ~
used and paid. r,.vc~ops
Lev, snsar Jos-pn NJ Brown, c V. V Osrsuder,
HoDpock, Van AUken' sAlenuuo hro''
VIM. Drtiz, u. X Asrun =, r., hoPtugTh
g. W. BUrnhHm, freeman Canpoeil w az "o'A'
,thsDiel Weed, CTowsi Adams Dsv'o nsk'o,
SAM Bowman, Robert doe: Wm hns' ss',,
Flelting 5. Can't Theodore marnne' no .s SS,
O. N, c.y.cr Sar,et.rv my4f
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,Xr tUUNTn 4 hE-T DENN fsN.--F u 2, alUuI
p sixty OF land one mile south Of Hastius and
three miles north ~ YOnkers lying Of the North
River Rosd and fronting the Road and Hudson River;
aid os In building sles OF from the
siies for building unequsled The Hudson River
having most commanding view Of the Hudson and the
East River, Sound, Staten Island. &c &c Maps. &c
be had Of THEODORE MARITIME, Twenty ei gbth-st
between Eighth and Ninth AS lm-
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PURSUANCE Of OF Surrogate Of the County
New Yofk. Notice hereby - al persons having clam
-gans THOMAS J. CROssMAN ate 81 the y q ses fori Do
ceased present vouchers thereof
oHce Of Jersmah Loi1p No. Broadway the CITY o
Ssv Yort before The thih d, Of September neSD4,-
New Yorr, the ssih day Of March, lsn
DANIEL CROSSNAk. }
JAMES v. CKOSsHAs. ? Administration,
n-9 lawfms JEREMIAH LOTHROP)
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COyNTkkrANks:. s.sss sap.no. A@s,te,s
Nss,a for ssLs by M oMIYH co. - nd 70 Pte>S
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-10-30
EDWARD WOODWARD,


Dl'BEQIE.!.
EDWARD WOODWARD,
A r tlr, old stand Of Woodward & BnornEr, Nam
n Street, nearly opposite the Waplrs' lionSe,
DlBl'OIE, IOWA,
has on Land one "f' Largest and most t'l"r' Acc
tiun$ of Goods offered in the Dubuque" Market which
lie Gil, the very lowest prices
Country Merchants S. the Public generally
invited Xauinc this stock before plrclaS
ing lS,Whcrr.
Arrangements hav. been made by which the stock vii
be pl i$ by almost every boat that arrives, and scl
advantages b.. taken of the Markets buy, and
qlcntly to sell at lower prices than usual.
have full aS$0rtmr mt of
COTTON, SILK, LINEN, AND WOODEN GOODS
together with
BOOTS e. SHOES. HITS, RE-2DT-.M7DE CLO7H
ING, X8RDHARE, GROCERIES,, Sc. Sc.
One Of the principal attractions Of the Empire stor, is
the extensive
Furniture Ware Rooms,
connected tl rcwitl, In which will be found
BUREAUS, SIpEn"ARps, S"rAs, CESrER& SIDE TABLES,
DESKS, SAFES, CHAIRS, Settles, BEpsrEADs, l"r NC
rs, WASH < WonK STANDS, DlSlSG & BnE,Kr,sr IA
BrEs, LOOKING CLASSES Clocks, &c. tr.
of every variety and dcscrptiun constantly hand, all
of the latest styles, and of the best quality.
Em"rantS just arriving in tn" country, newly married
people, and those wishing to change make additions t.
EIcir stock of furniture will do well CALL as sell
lower than any 9th establishment in town.
Remember the EMPIRE STORE, .Nan Street, nearly 0pp0
site the Harirs' HouSr.
EDWARD WOODWARD
Dubuque, Iowa, July Q, 1850 Al ly
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-10-30
"lt'S Nothing Else.

R'l rag that You can buy off, RANDALL. & Co
IL at the iiawk-Eyc Harness Shop, any of the follow ing
named articleSor any others that they manufactures or
keep to SELL as cheap at any place owe read about'
'mddlcs, H"rness, Trunks, BridIes, Colnrs, Vn-
hses, c0rpa Bugs, Nhips, Curry Combs, Curds,
Brushes, Bntalo Roles, BuHalo Orcr- Shoes,
Seigh BeHs-nnd a rnricty Of othcr articles too
numerous unit tedious to mcntion. Suffice it TO
say, Mat "tcc re got cm all, if not mare.
Repairing done short notice.
Carriage Trimmings 'done up in a rag.''
BESIDES I'LL THIS we have a good assortment of
LEATHER,
Sahdlcry, Hardware and Shoe Findings CONSISTING in
part of s"c Upper, Harness. IridIe and Band Leather,
aa Kip, Hog, and Sheep Skins; Morocco; Innings and
Findings; Lasts Pegs, Boot Trees, Cranping boards.
Clamps, Shoe Nails Shoe Thread Jappanned and Brass
Hardware, flames, Chains, &c. &c.
we are still to be found at the old pacc-Sipu Of
me Dig u"ar, NO. ], first corner above the Waples
House, ManStrect, DUBUquE. "''>
l.. d. RANDALL & GO.
Dubuque, Dec IL, 1s40. Ally we
PJN. H-"A orders will receive prompt attention. ,,
WI 'tcr post paid or no-epcciaNy they enclose plenty
OF Cash paid fOY Hides
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-10-30

I.Rr EVERYBODY READ Tnrs CAREfuLLr.-There Is
Sarsaparllla for sale the different towns called D. r.
Townsends SarsapariIa. is advertised as tho OKGi.
NAL GENUINE and all tnat This Townsend Is no doctor
and never was but formerly worker on railroads. ca
nails the keyet he assumes the title OF Doctor Tor the
nurpose Of gaining credit for what he snot lie says he
has attended medical schools and praccrd Tor hteen
years Now the truth is. he never pacced medicine
day in his life Such rIfta ,rcked mlsreYrescntaon
looks bad 10 the character and vcracty OF the man. wsh
most sincerely he had made those statements OF nm
self or of me When will learn TO be honest and truth
ul in all their dealings and intercourse with their fellow
men lie applied Ruel Clapp to assist nm IN man
utacturing his mixture stating the large sums lie Wu'"
make as an nuccmen embark in the business. lheSc
men have been insulting and libelling me IN al possible
forms in order impress the public with the oeei !ha
the Old Doctors Sarsaparllla not the s"""c' o'g,n
SuysurnrUa made from the on DociQ's Or'S'nm Hecl
pie This S P'Townsend says have sold me use OF my
name for 81 week will give him sou II he VIII pro
duce one single solitary proof Of this His statements q"
Thompson Skiman & Co.. are nothing but tissue 81
alsehools simply made deceive the public. and keep
the truth down in regard to his sonring fe'nc"'ng con"
pound. This is caution the public to purchase none bu'
Old DR. JACOB Townsends S'rsararlla having on II nc
Old Doctors likeness. his family Coat Of arms, anu his
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the Coat of Arms.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-10-30
MI. Il. cox & co.
ST. LOUIS, MO.

ST. LOL1S, MO.
BOOTS, SHOES, AND SHOE FINDINGS
HATS, CAPS, AND BONNETs, ARTI-
FICAL FLOWERS, UMBRELLAS AND
PAIsASOLs; WRITING AND WRAP
PING PAPER; PONGEE AND OTHER
SILK HDKFs. RIBBONS, LACEs, EDG-
'NGs, HOSIERY, g. GLOVES OF ALL
KINDS, TRIMMINGS SMALL WARES,
AND VARIETY GOODS:
'TNO whom we invite the attention ofC country Merchants
and we pledge ourselves sell them Goods low II
not lower than any house west of the Mountains; nr
we can an will do ir' So, look for No. 81 Main ST.,
between Locust and Olive, east side.
st. Louis, Feb. 81, 1850. 25.-Gms.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-10-30
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DErHR NAPLES bcg< leave to inform the Public that
L he has this day purchase the entire Stock of W >rLrs
IrHEr, and HOW feels himself permanently located at
the OBJ 'rAHD, On MAIN STREET, under the WAIr.Es
lIousE.
In making this purchase aul cnhar'Ing once mere in
the Mercantile E!: mess in the City Dubuque, he feels
himself called upon 10 make his acknowledgements those
of his friends WIn have hrrr',t0r, given him their p;rn
age, and t" present I" hem some Il" those considerations
which induces him t" hope rH continuation Of their
iilclcr and Srpl"rt
THE W>rI:s STORE at this iiinc confirm: one Of tic
largest and best selected ~rrks OF ,s< ill in the
Western Country, which stock purchased by the
present Proprietor press for This market, and which he
intends to set at the lowest price nsrs and
CARnI in order that lie change good into mo
nry, and be ready at the npcni of the II, in
the Eastern Cities, Ia lay in .NrRE NEW s;rock.
The Farmers of ppcr Iowa If Wisconsin and Mime
sofa may rest assured that Go lee had cheap il
cheaper the " : RE than ii any ut!:,r in
the NtriINc>t and tInt they lind good Market
fer their Grain, Pork, an ail ol lrlucr, an, 9th
establishment in the cI:iliry
NN.MrNaplc< wishes lis lend Iii >tinctly to under
stand, that 's will net do Crcn,t ir"sS Ne will sell
his Goods for Cash, exchange them for marketable Pro
d''cc and by d"i"@, is positive that he greatly
d"rSsl any merchant VIII" puts his Goods credit.
The Friends and Patrons of the WArEs STORE may
assured that pains will be spared fer t.ir ;,rcnnncn
ti,.n and cyrr,iun> rr.lc, secure them ample
satisfaction for the confidence they may rcposc iii the
b"vc representatives.
TO those acqu,;t.rh with the Stock usually kept in
this large E<ahSImrnt would beg leave to cnuIucratc
DRY GOODS
Is the largest and pcrfc, in the country, consisting
of an almost endless variety of articles usually found in
large WhOicsae AMI RctDH Dry GOod Stare.
have also hand, and will sell rcrylor extensive
assortment of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
consisting of Coats, Vests, PanaIon< and Ovcrcoats
all the various styles and material that this
season of the year.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Of all dc:cr pions and be found the Wapc.
Store, and can he bought cca per than any where else
lN TIE DEPARTMENT OF GRoCEHIEs, keep constant
ly hand all the various articles called for and those
too, Oitllc VERY QUALITY.
OF China, Glass, QmccnSware and Hardware have
| il full and complete assortment.
In all tie various Departments of business, viii
be constant aim fo give satisfaction NV customers
and to advance the interests of this portion of owa ant
have fears but shall he sustained bv generous public
PETER NAPLES.
Uullluuc IuAya FL,