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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-09-18
Extract to the Editor, dated.

Extract to the Editor, dated.
WASHINGTON, Aug Oath 1850.
had intended TO have dropped you a line
last evening, on the result of the gluri us day s
work of the House of Representatives, but was
engaged in series of reoicings, that kept the
mind employed until late hour
will briefly, therefore, inform you, that Col
Fremont and DR.. Quinn, VIII be sworn in on TO-
morrow, as Senators elect from the State of Ca
lifornia; and that Messrs Gilbert and WRIGHT
will, at the same time, take their places as her
Representatives in the lower House.
The admission of California was passed by
very large majority; ayes $50, noes 56-the
decisive vote of 81 majority-thus, sir, has the
third measure of the Clay compromise Bill been
settled.-And, as the Bill has passed as it came
from the Senate, the Presidents name will to it.
and in time to admit the Representatives to the
floor of both Houses of Congress to- morrow.
AS soon as California was disposed ofby the
House, the UTAH territorial bill was taken up,
and passed, ayes 81, nays So. Various amend
ments were offered to the latter bill, but they all
failed Mr.. Wentworth, an avowed abolitionist
anu ulsoTSanlZeT, proposed the WllmOt IrOVlSO
as an amendment; but not more than 60 men,
bcrs voting with him. This settles the Willnot
forever; and hope the people acll mark the dis
organizers North and South, as enemies to the
quiet of the Union, and retain them at home for
the future. They are of no use in Congress.
This city was, on last evening, the scene of
the greatest joy and congratulations have ever
witnessed. Gems. Houston, Rusk, Mr.. Dick
inson, Mr.. Webster, with several others, made
speeches to the crowds of friends who pressed
to see them, for the interchange Of congratula
tons, on the settlement of these difficult and
long pending question The Marine Band per-
formed sweet music to the ear, while the cannon
sent forth 100 rounds, that shook the earth for
joy.
The disunonsts and abolitonsts, North and
South, are now done Seward will emigratc to
Salt Lake, and wentworth and others will soon
follow in the new crusade. Yours,
MUSCATINE.
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undo rsgncd would earnestly request all persons
knowing themselves Indebted TO him either bv note
next. r. r 'O,E aTT on
Dubuque, Aug 90, 1850.
N. b. Wheat, Oats, & Barley will be received in pay
mcnt at cash prices. no 20 Gv;
Thomas Cole, Compt:
Ellinor Cole Def.
The defendant will take notice that the above named
conmnant has filed his petition in tho Court aforesaid
pfayll2 divorce from thu bands Of marmony with the
salu d hdant, setting forth causes wiiiu neg ect of
duty,abs nee ana such want ofaecon and alienation that
te parcS cannon hvs in peace and happiness together and
ud' 'hc "elarc requires separation between them and
that unless she appear at the x term of s court 70 ho
held at Dubuque on the 1' day of October mkt and ans
Wef TO- or defend against said petition decree pro con
$50 will be taken thereon against her. ' ~
l. P. VAN HAGAN
Clerk District Court, Dubuque Co.
Dubuque August 81, 1850. W.
Hampstead & Burt, COmp'ts Attv's.
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MINNESOTA ELEcrIoN.-Thc Democracy OF
Minnesota have achieved a victory in the cleo
ton of a large majority of good men and true to
the House Representatives. IA democrats to
wings have been elected. The Pioneer speak
ing of the election, says that hope, fear, avarice
ambition, personal obligations, money, whiskey
oysters, patronage, contracts, champaign, loans,
the promise ofpatronage, jealousy, envy, every
thing that could be tortured into a motive, has
been pressed into this canvass.
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IOWA COLLEGE.


TVNIE first in the third year of this Institution will
i commence the first Thursday of Oct next. There
three terms in tho year of 10 weeks each The Sec
ond will commence on the 2d Thursday of Jan. and the
third on the 4th Thursday of April 1851. Rev. d. Lane
of Keosauqua has recently been elected Prof of Maema
tics and Nat Philosophy, to be associated with Prof Rip
lev in charge of the Institution. a '.f@N. 70
A Freshman class of six is now formed to enter upon
the studies of regular College course.
|s. EXPENSES &c. ....' 1871
Tuition in the Preparatory Depart. $500 pr term,
&C Collegiate 800
Tuition in both Departments to be paid in ADVANCE
Students admitted College Glass after the commence
ment of will be charged with tuition for the whole
term and deduction will be made for absence while
student is member of College. ..-
In the Prep. Depart will be admitted for less
than half term and allowance will be made for alb
sencc except in of protracted sickness.
Board can ho obtained In private families at 81 80 per
week. ..-a . 80 - -
BY an arrangement with II Porter of Rock Island, ILL.,.
Books and Stationery furnished to students at less than
retail prices in New York BY order Of FIX. Com
49,. -g. D ,a0@ e. ADAMS, Clerk.
Davenport, Sept. 4, 1850. 52-4t. .t.t
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DisgraccfuI Outrages.
WAsHISGToN, Sept.

WAsHINGToN, Sept. IL.
Information has been received here by tele-
graph from Charleston, stating that the people
of that city were furious at the passage Of the
territorial bills. On receipt ofthe news, public
demonstration was got up, and the flag of the
Union was trodden under foot. Meetings have
been called in different parts of South Carolina
to take action on the present state of affairs.
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DLNB .AGCE.
BOWEL COMPLAINTS.

HOW TO PREVENT THE CHOLERA
When you feel gripping pains-sorencss and hcavines:
about til. bowels, sickness stomach, pain in the head
d|ncss cold chlls, sroach, torpur weakness, las
Stud" and want ofencrgy: bad spirits, and experience
fear that You will get the Cholera then tax. down orc
tea spoonful of Railways Ready Relief internally, and
battle the bowels externally with the Rccf-ts will gen
orally remove all pains in fifteen minutcs-fno take an
other dose and follow up the same trtamcn bearing in
mind that rest, and composed mindis necessary
As preventive of Cholera, Railways Ready relief is
undoubtedly the best anotc in Use, for its wonderfully
PURIFYING properties instantly ncutraZcs the acids of the
s'odCh, which is the of all violent diseases
for we truly believe that if the stomach is free acid
and the system in healthy condition, that the ciolcric
gas will not act upon that SYSTEM for it f eds upon
nn and inilirts its pcstcniia $ngs upon those who
turc it-ttcrci"r' say Railways Ready Relief, for
neurazes the acid cleanscs and puries the nlorS
the sccrcons gives and vi"or The functions of the
stomach, invgoraes to health every organ oc sys
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AN ORDINANCE.

AN ORDINANCE.
Be II ordainedbyM the City of Dubuqnc That the
following parts of Lots number 735, 735a, 100
10 and 7O2 be and the same arc hereby declared
to be Il public Highway to be known 81 designa
ted as Hill street in the City of Dubuque to wit:
Twenty feet on either side of line or survey
commencing ninety nine feet and two twelfths
of foot, EastwardIy Fifth Street from the
South west corner Of Lot Number 735 thence
North "a IA East l6 9l-10O chains to where it
ntersects Eight Street passing through portions
Of said lots before mentioned
ROBERT ROC Frs mayor.
pro tenn.
Attest:
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DUBUQUE:
Wednesday Morning, Sept. 10.
The CoIunnbians.

This celebrated band Of singers gave two of
their Concerts in this city during the past week,
and were listened to by large and admiring au
dicnces.
We take great pleasure in recommending them
to the patronage of all who may have the oppor
tunity of listening to them.
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Missouri Election.

We re gard the Fourth District as settled. w
p. Hail is reelected to Congress, by majority
of ninety -one votes. We supply the vote from
the missing county, and then the totals stand
For w. P. Hall, (Anti- Benton $500
Gerdenhire, (Bcnton) 1855
g Bowman, (Whig) 5,5I5
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FILE LANIARTaNE.

4 This new and elegant passen.
vGsS1SsskAA Sger Steamer, J. M. MARSH, Mas
SsEs2fte ter, will run during the season as
a regular packet between the ports of St. Louis
and St. Peters, touching at all intermediate
points 81. ~
For freight or passage apply on board, or tc
Emerson & Shields, agents.
Dubuque Iowa, Mar. Goth 1850, DIS.
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Louis Philippe died on the goth ult.
Louis Napoleon still on his Journey
through the provinces.
Queen Victoria has gone to Scotland.
Austria has given in her adhesion to the Eng
lish protection on the Danish question:
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Congress-.

WAsu1NGroN, Sept 10.
Senate MIR. Douglass presented the crcden-
tails of Mr.. Gwin, and Mr.. Barnwcll presented
those of Mr.. Fremont, Senators of California.
Mr. Jefferson Davis moved reference to
the Committee on the judiciary, on the fact of
the tnconstitutionality Of the admission of Cali
forna.
After spirited debate it was lost by vote of
80 by 26.
Messrs Gwin and Fremont were then sworn
and took their seats.
They then drew for terms; MIR. Fremont drew
the first class, Mr.. Gwin the third
Mr.. Fremont gave notice of large number of
bills for the benefit Of California.
Housc.-The error in the deficiency Mileage
Bill was amended, and declared passed.
The civil and diplomatic appropriation bill
have passed the House and have been taken up
in the Senate.
In the Senate, the bounty land bill has been
variousy amended but not yet passed. f. s..
The District of columbia slave bill had not
passed the Senate at the latest advices.
"Professor Webster left no special communi-
cation for the public, nor did he retract to the
last any statement made in his confession TO Mr..
Putnam. sr. 0r.',
He has, however, left number of letters to
various parties; and some of them may be here
after communicated for publication.
Combinations.
The following nominations were made on the
10th instant, by the Senate:
Daniel y. Barnard, Minister to Prussia; J. f.
Gallagher, Third Auditor of the Treasury; Will
liam Cabin, Marshal of the West District of
Pa; William Strong, Judge of the Supreme
Court of Oregon; Consuls-Lorcnzo Draper
Havre; Edwin Kemp, Rio Janeiro; Ralph King,
Bremen; B. l.. Hodge, Marseilles; B. II. Nor.
ton, Nova Scotia; A. Longe, Australia; z. w
Potter Valparaiso. <"'.'.D $50.
EFFECTS OF DEspoTIsM.-ln consequence
Of the new law on the press in France, most Of
the Paris papers have raised their prices; the
Constitutional from eight to twelve francs
the Debats from thirteen to seventeen; and the
Prcsse from six to twelve francs the quarter.
"Why was st. Paul like horse?" "Because
he Flowed Timothy nsansa s.
A lady down East, being asked to waltz, said
"No, thank ye, have hugging enough al
bone
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EMPIRE STOREL!!

NEW ARRIVAL OF SUMNER GOODS!!
THE LARGEST AND MOST ELEGANT AssoRT-
MENT OF FURNITURE EVER BROUGHT TO
DUBUQUE!!! ssi
EDWARD WOODWARD, -
a 7 the old stand of WOODWARD 6 BROTHER. Main
"A oueet, nearly opposite the Waples House.
DUBUQUE, IOWA,
has on hand of the Largest and most Choice seec
ons OF Goods offered in DUBUQUE Market which
he offers at the very lowest prices. $3.50
country Merchants g. the PnbIfc generally
are invited to examine this extensive stock before purchas
ing elsewhere. i"
Arrangements have been made by which the stock will
cphlsed by almost every boat that arrives such
be taken of the Markets as TO bv and consn
quenty to sell at lower prices than usual 80 o'~~F
have a full assortment of -srsaa < 4 5%s ta3E
COTTON, SILK, LINEN, AND WOODEN GOODS,
together with Haz
ING, HARDWARE, GROCERIES, Sc &C.
One OF the principal attractions of the Empire Store is
the extensive - 80 =.
Furniture Ware Rooms, . &.
connected herewith, In which will be found ... ..r
DESKS, SAFES, CHAIRS, SETTLES, BEDsrEAps Lousc
Is, WASH & WoRK STANDS, DINING & BREAKFAST IA
LES, LOOKING GLASSES, Clocks, &c. &c.
OF every variety and description, constantly on hand all
Oh inc very latest styles, and of the very best quality.
EigranS Just arriving in the country, newly married
people, and those wishing to change make additions to
lcif stock OF furniture will do well call as can sell
'r than amy other establishment in town.
emcmbcr the EMPIRE STORE Main Street. nearlv ONO
EDWARD WOODWARD
Dubuqu", Iowa. July 9, 1850. IA "
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DEATH OF AN EpIroR-Luther d. Johnson,
editor Of the Fort Des NJ oines Star, died at Iowa
City on the 2Sth utimo.
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DHED-At Independence, Buchanan Co.,
June 10th, 1850, Dewitt G. son of Elijah and
Nancy S. Beardsly, aged year, 9 months and
l3 days.
''Iight be the turf DER thy 'omb,
May its vcr(ure like cmrrads be-
There should not be the shadow of gloom
In ought tllt reminds us thee.
Young flowers and evergreen tree
May spring from the spot of thy rest;
But, nor cypress nor ycW let us
For why should we mourn fer the bcs 20
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United States Life Insurance
'"' f" Company. -
nrJNyg
CASH CAPITAL PAID I'M. S1oo nao

VE!lS Company nsures either upon the Mutual or Joint
stock principle al the option of the insured as the
two principles combined in this Company The nye-
mns are low single risk taken over SIS 900 and al,
risks to take effect rom the date Of the application if tho
premium is then paid. .f
The undi rsigned Agenl for said Company would re-
specuiy call public attention to the subject of Lite In
srance and particularly to the superior advantages held
OUT ny ilS Company others of a similar character
any information in connection with the subject by
pamphlet, or otherwise will be cheerullp afforded
n, +. E. BISSELL, AGENT.
DuDIQll", Iowa, Aug. ii, 1850. 4l-tf
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Maine Election.

PORTLAND, Sept. II.
The following candidates considered as
elected to Congress- Its Dist Med Donald, dem:
Andrews, dem; 5th, Smart, dem; 9th, Wash
burn, wing; 9TH, doubtful. Pike, whig, gains
largely on the vote for governor.
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10 Land-seekers Il Spectators.

10 Land-Seekers Il Spectators.
TVNlE Undersigned has been soldier and settler in
Il the neutral ground on the land lately purchased
the Wnnebago Indians, for five years. Il am we'll &C
q!ainted on the waters of Turkey Volga Little Iowa,
Wapsey, Cedar and other small that beautiful
country and will for reasonable compensation show the
country to any person locate Warrants according to in
stctions as to get all timber, timber and PRAIRIE
ter power &c. will locate for large Warrant Holders
every tenth warrant have lived for the last years
in Texas, Arkansas, Missouri and Iowa, and do pro-
nOudcc Northern Iowa the most desirable country ever
saw. Residence, Upper or Bemas Settlement Volga,
Fayctte Co, Iowa. Communications directed to West
Union p. o. - ..... WILLIAM ANDERSON.
REFERENCES. q,
D. 5. WtIsoS Ese', Dubuque Iowa.
CAPT. }. 5, MORGAN, e. Burlin gtdn, u g -
LIEUT.. J. FL. McKINNEy, g ..,..r'ss i..r
ID. UMPsTEAD ESQ. Winneba 20 .Ager ca Minnesota II.
II. NJ. RICE ESQ. 81. Paul &C
N. B. company will start from my residence the
goth Sept to visit the head waters of Otter Wapsey and
Cedar rivers. All who wish to accompany, attend
prepared to camp out. a.
Sixty of tillablo land for the ensuing year,
with comfortable residences; l improved quarter for
sale. W. w. A.
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NEW BOOK STORE,
HKNOWLEDGE IS POWER.

JAMES BLANCHARD g. Co..
TIAVE just opened on Main Street, next door above
LII w. p Wightman's, well selected stock of School
and Miscellaneous Books, together with extensive
sortment of stationery, consisting of Blue and Viii Cap
Blue and White Letter; Fine French Satin Letter, and
all the different varieties of note paper, with spcn-
did lot of Buff, White, and Fancy Envelopes; Common
and Fine nkstans; 0uills, Steel Pens, Gold Pens and
Pencils, &c. &c.
We have for sale some very choice Works, both Prose
and Poetry, by the most celebrated Writers of the Past
and Present age got up in the beautiful style.
ALSO,
Superior article of Bibles, Family aud Pocket, with
clasps and otherwise. We have great variety of fancy
articles usually kept in Book stores, to which invite
the attention Of Ladies and Gentlemen of the City and
Country All of the above articles shall sell prices
much lower than usual.
Dubuque July 9th 1850. Al If
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TO SpOrtSlHRenl.

have Just received supply of very superior sporting
and Rifle Powder, Percussion Caps, & Shot GALL sizes
iese acics are warranted and will be sold low at the
Drug Store of T., F.. GIIIESPIE
Dubuque July 9th.
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Cen Rusk, u. S. Senator from Texas, has
been reelected. He was returned by majority
Of two.
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HORACE ESTES, Recorder.
Real Estate ut Public Auction.

Real Estate at Public A IVctiOn.
Without rcscrte by II BaRNE7'T Anctionccr,
at City .4uction Room, ga .uain st Dubuque,
on SATURDAY,, S"pt. u, 1850, IN front Of Store.
VXTIIL he most positively sold without any reserve,
w For Cash, to the highest bidder, that vauabe pro-
perry ia the South part OF The City kneWn the Boson
BreWy,' consisting of one Acre of Land with the FOL
lowing buildings One large, 2l2 stoy Building Of tho
strongest materials and newly built ono 10 story dwell
Ing house, with another the street built for office.
There two wells of never fang spring suitable
for Brewrv or Pork PACKING establishment. 1t has
front of 22l ct on Main St.
Sale at Il o'cOckprcciselv Sale of House
Hold Furniture Stoves, Beds, Mattresses, Eedscads,
al 10 o'clock.
Sent. Is. 1850
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New YORK, Sep

Gen. James Wilson, late member of Congress,
from New Hampshire, sails for California in the
Georgia. 1t is said he IS to be U. S. District
Attorney for California.
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Presbyterian Church.
(RecinNy organize

Globe Misunderstanding may be expect
ed every Sabbath morning at half past 10 O'Clock,
Afternoon at 3 o'clock, sabbath School at
o'clock, A. NJ.
The public are respectfully invited to attend
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Trustees Sale

DY Virtue of Deed of Trust executed by George w.
ID Jond1n, to the undersigned, bearing date the 2;h
day of January 1850 to the paym of promsso
ry note of the date for the of Fifty Dollars
payable to Brunskill & Waters, six months after date
with interest; and said sill remain ng due and I'M
paid-Ihereiore, in pursuance of the of said trust
SHALL Saturdaytle 10Th of October next betw, the
hours ct 10 & A. NJ of said day at the front door ofthe
tion to the highest bidder for cash, the following serb
ed real estate, viz: The s. L. ii of s. T.. Ia of Sec
Township So, N. of Range L. of 2. NJ containing DO
acres, together with all the appurtenancos tereuno be-
longing.
HARRISON HOLT, Trustee.
Sept. Is, 1850 vxn2 st
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DycrSViIHc Cheese.

HAVE just ccived larg, lot of this choice article
aud offer to the public, the best quality ever in
roduced INTO this market Warranted to kecpfivc years.
customers arc invited to and and Judge for
themselves. E. WOODW Am -.
Aug. a. 1850. ="
Js-Curled Hair Mattrassco hand and far sale by
IHy
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E)U E'GNT & cos POWDER.
i 'slc AmOX Insurance Company
FIRE, MAINE, s. LIFE INSURANCE.
CAPITAL STOCEx--$2OO,OOO.

Office on VAL Street, in W1sc's BricA Roac Yin
ccnNcs Indiana
FFIlIS Company having been duly organized and ten
Il per cent paid on the capital stock subscribed, and
the balance secured by mortgage Real Estate and by
personal guarantee, are now prepared to effect Insurance
against Loss or Damage by fire, Buildings, Mercan-
disc, Machinery, and all descriptions OF property; also
Merchandise and Produce in the of inland ranspor
aton, the risks of the seas &C., &c. also the Hus of
Steamboats,, and other vessels, and upon the Lives of
dridnals going California. The of premium will
be as low those of any other company
All Losses literally adjusted and promptly paid The
stock of this Company is held entirely in the West and
controlled entirely by western men, and in way CON
nvCcd with New York.
Direct
X: n. Carnan, VinccaacS; y. T. Bcnbridge Lofayettc
W.. ll"berd dc" W. w. Early, 7trrchautc
j. w. Maddox, do. H. ID. Allis, ErnnsrWc;
Jacob Iva, do. $. Boo.f JcbcrSonriic;
Saml Wise, do VIM. Hughes, do.
p. 7. Bailey, Fort WHHnc; Levi Sparks do.
james kleigwin JcBcrn 0nrWC
Hon. r. n. CARNAN, President.
SIMON BorToRF Vice President.
C. NJ. ALLEN, Secretary
w. J. HERBERD Trcrn. nrcr
Short Lilo and California risks taken this agency
extra rates.
CHAs. CORKERY, Agent at
July II, 1850, n. Do If. Dubuque
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DISTRICT COURT, DUBUQUE CO.-TO OCT. 1850
Charles Gaines,
Elizabeth N. Woolley, #
widow and Admin | petitiou for sppcGc ncrrormance
istratrlx, and Fran
els c. J. Wooey, ~"' g.. e .~,"se.. 2
heir at law Of Joseph
Wooey, deceased }
TJNIE defendants, who are residents of tho State,
l. hereby notified, that petition has been filed a
gainst tlen setting forth that in March, lS17, said Joseph
Wooey loaned said Gaines fifty dollars, to enable him in
part to enter the half Of the southeast quarter of sec
10, township SO, N 9, east of 5h principal mendian
and to said Wooey said and was entered in the
joint names of said WooIcy and Gaines; that said Gaines
is now ready pay said fifty dollars and interest; and
said petition asks that said Elizabeth may be empowered
receipt Of the money and interest, to make deed to
said Gaines TO- said land Will be heard at the next term
of said Court, which will commence the 18th of October
next. Eh@ EElag 3. 3#ya.H
No. u i. p. VAN HAGAN, Clerk.
Dubuque, Aug 90, 1850 47-Gt '.H t.A
r. 8. & d. s. WILSON, Plt'1s Atty. 3d.. ..r..
DAVIS PAIN KILLER. w
n and for sale by F.1at 4. 49,. III
Mays f. F. GILLESPI.
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gOY TO THE BED-REDDEN.
q E.ALU.8BLE DISCOVERY FOR TIE
INSTANT .cssVG Of EssaEn.
R.4DIV.4Y'S READY RELT

R.4DW.4YS READY RELIEF
Cures tic tcorSt diseases IN inmates md houys
aud stops tic most cr"cl pangs IF pun IN a fem
scrOndS'
80 quick ana elfc'cnt Is RadWay's Ready Relief in
stopping pam ana curing diseases, that il hats frequently
RAJ e'd the diseased and helpless invalid rrr bed Of
Sickness IN lew hours II mas cured the pains
Rheumatism, IN hours. Nturalgin in 20 minutes
TIC H0loreHr m 10 minutes l"oih ache IN 3 src0nds
Sex Head4chc IN Is minutes .Nr0n< Iead 3chc in Il p,
Sonr > 0mach, m inmates ii'"t Burn. in S minmtcs
Barrel Ca,np0ins in % min. Cs0nS g. Sprains in 81 min
DarThr", IN do"r l"N0mat;on Of Bosccls 80 min
Local r. l0natonS in 10 min. L,Hnrn:u in - horrs
UGGrStRcSS' IN 10 hOal$.
Spinal complaints, swclngs, bruises sores wounds
&C., it will relicvI times quicker than ANY nl,;er rom
edy in
Let those who suffer Pain try it,
1t will prove itself il Il few minutes As soon us il is
taken internally applied externally, its beneficial eff.
teCs seen.
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PAINTS, OILS g. WINDOW GLASS.
large supply of the above articles Just received and
a tor sale 1t reduced prices by e. f. GILLESPIE
July oath, at the Globe Buildings