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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-10-16

Trustees Sale
DY Virtue of Deed of Trust executed by George w.
ID Jorden to the undersigned, bearing date the 18th
day of January S50o the payment Of promisso
ry note ofte date, for the sum of Fifty Dollars
payable Brunskl & Waters, six months after date
with interest," and said note still remaining due and
paidTerefore,, pursuance of the of said trust
shall Saturdayt'e 18th of October next between the
hours of 10 II A. NJ of said day, the front door of the
Court House of Dubuque County proceed to sell
lion the highest bidder for cash. the following dascrb
ed real estate, viz The s. +. Ia of S. E. IA of Sec
Township SO, N. of Range E. of p NJ, containing 40
acres, together with all the appurenances thereunto be-
longing.
HARRISON HOLT, Trustee.
Sent
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OH1o--Thc population of this State in 1910
was | 100000. II is estimated that it's present
population reaches 100000. According to
past rates ofncrease she will equal Pcnns yrania
on the present census.
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IOWA SHOE STORE!
X
Sign of the big Root,

IL DECKER
TAI,S the attention of All interested 10 hi, now .,d
~ splendid assortment of Boots and Shoes embracing
the most recent, and variety of styles and descrp
tons; including Mems and Wonens', Boys and Girls,
Youths and Childrens wear suitable for city and
try trade He has for fall and winter trade almost exc-
sivelya New Stock; he will offer inducements the
people of the West before offered in the city of
Dubuque, and only cquallcd in Of the Eastern cities.
The subscriber has made large additions to his stock, and
is now purchasing from the Manufabturer and has also
of his stock made to order the customers will at
the superior advantages to be derived from pur
chasing at such establishment. Persons buying Boots
and shoes by the dozen, sell again. will find
superior inducements at the sign of the Big Boot Coun-
try Merchants respectfully invited to call and be
fore purchasing elsewhere Also, full and complete
assortment of Leather hcmIoct and oak tanned Sole
Lsater, and Philadelphia Calf Skins, Kip and heavy Up
per Leather. eastern and western tanned general
sOrment of Findings, &c. More than usual efforts have
been made to render the assortment complete and cSr
able in every respect he has therefore duly consd d
the interest and comfort of his generally (and
especially the LADIES', consequently has purchased and
offers for sale large, fine and superior Stock of Mu,
including various qualities and sizes. He will cndeavor
please and satisfy all who favCr him with their patron
age, whether in city country
oCtl6-tf ID. DEC Err.
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Dubuque. October l6, 1850.
Notice..
Caution.

4 LII persons cautioned against purchasing the
n following described Notes, they were obtain
One for $25, payable November II, 1850. One for $50
due January lst, 1851 One for $780, due June ls 1851
One for $75, due November 1st 1851 One for $75 due
January ls 1852 One for sos, due March lst., 1852.
All bearing date, August II, 1850, payable NJ Stone,
at Lawrence aloncy's store in Dubuque, Iowa. and sign
ed by the subscribers.
WILLIAM EMERSON,
l.. II. DAZEY,
JONATHAN DAZEY.
Dubuque County, Iowa, Oct l6, 1850 o-l6-3t
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Hon. A. c. Dodge, senator from Iowa, and
Hon. Mr. Sibley, delegate for Minnesota, passed
through our city yesterday, on their return to
their constituents. Chicago Argus.
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An lrishman lost child in Ireland and after
wards emigrated to this country, where he lost
another. Wishing to obtain a grave stone that
should tell the whole story, he had these lines
engraved uponit:
'Iiore lies two children dear
One in ould Ireland, t'othcr here"
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-10-16

REJEcT1oNs.-The Senate rejected the nom-
nation of Harrison Reed, as Register at Green
Bay, and that of Elisha Starr Postmaster at Mil
>vorEno
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Wanted Neutrality-suspicious.!

FARMS, LANDS, HOUSES AND LOTS. 81:
AM enqurod of almost daily, where property of this
description can be purchased Persons desiring sell
should call into my Cfce in back of the Land Office
and register their property in book kept for
No sale, no charge o..
CHAS. COOKERY.
Land and General Agent.
Dubuque, Aug. 6, 1850: 4s-tf
HrrLAED WARRANTS for sale and loan. ~
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Dissolution of Notice,

TINE Partnership heretofore existing under the style OF
dissolved All persons indebted the firm will please cali
and settle And all persons having claims against it will
please present them to w. Y. Lowell for payment
October 10th, 1853. o-lG-3t.
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Temperance,

Temperance.
The Renowned John r. W. Hawkins of
Baltimore; will Lecture on Temperance, at the
Congregational Church, in this Ccy on Mon
day and Tuesday Evenings, ofnext week, at }
past 6 o'clock.
No one should fail to hear him.
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ABUsDAScE.-Thcre are thirty lawyers il
the town of St. Paul, Min. Ter. with, Of course
nothing to do.
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EXCELSIOR.

EXCELSIOR
ST. LOUIS, GALENA, DUBUQUE, AND
POTOSI PACKET.
a@ The steamboat Excelsior, JAS
sEs@srt1RSMI WARD, Master, will leave ST.
szzSE;szsSE:EEE Louis on the opening of naviga-
ton, and continue to run during the season as
regular packet between the above ports
March, Goth 1850. DIS.
EMERSON GOLDSBURY & CO., & P. NAPLES.
Agents Dubuque
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WlrHDRAws.-Mr Ogden, free soil candid
ate for Congress in the Chicago District, ILL.,,
has withdrawn in favor of the regularly nomina-
ted Democratic candidate. We regret that the
regular nominee processes Wilmot proviso prin-
clplcs, and that he pledges himself if elected tc
disturb the peace established by the recent ad.
iuslment bills.
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"a CREyAssE IN THE WIG PARITY is the
appropriate title given to split ofthe wings Of
New York, at their late State convention
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The Rochester knockings are becoming more
and more mysterious-the spirits, says the Bos
ton Post, now squeeze, the hands and tickle the
knees Of enquirers.
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Teas.

WE shall receive, through the FALL TEAS of the
w superior qualities heretofore sold by u.s. and which we
sell to dealers at st. Louis wholesale prices,
October LIST If Il. A.. L. T.. H. SMITH,
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Dubuque Sept. 25th lS5O-tf.
H. A. Il r.. II, SMITH.

4 RE now receiving their stock of Fall and Winter
n Goods comprising complete assortment of goods a.
daptcd to this market
Their stock has been selected with the gr9atcs possible
care large proportion having been purchased for cash in
Eastern and other markets and will be sold at the lowest
prices at wholesale RETAIL
Srpt.mbcr 25tIl lS50=tf
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RAPID GRowrH.-The present population of
Rock Co. Wis. is 20, 800, In 1910 it was only
1900
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The Knox Insurance COmDany
FIRE, MAINE, s. LIFE INSURANCE.
CAPITAL STOCK--S2OO,OOO

Office on val Street, in Wise's Brick Ro7c, Yin
cenneS Indiana.
V1NllS Company having been duly organized and ter
l. per cent. paid the capital stock subscribed anC
the balance secured by mortgage Real Estate and b,
PERSONAL guarantee are prepared to effect Insurance
against Loss or Damage by fire. Buildings Merchan
disc, Machinery and all descriptions of property; also
Merchandise and Produce in the of inland transpor
taton, the risks of the seas, &c, &C.: also the ulls
Steamboats, and other vessels and upon the Lives of in
dlvlduas going to California The rates of premium will
be as low as those of any other NsIRE company
All Losses literally diuStcd and promptly paid. The
stock of this Company is held entirely in the West ant
controlled entirely by western men, and in way con
n1ctcd with New York.
Directors:
X; ~ Carnan, PmcrnncS; T. T. Bcnbridge, Lafayette
W.. licberd, do W. w. Early, Terrehaute
j. w. Maddox, do. ii. D. Allis EuansrHe;
JACOB pca, do S. Bottorf, JctersOurWe;
Sam'I Wise, do Wm Hughes do
=. p. Bailey, Fort Wdync; Levi Sparks do.
james Klcigwin, JetcrsonrWe
Hon. II. n. CARNAN, President.
SIMON BoTToRF, Vice President.
G. NJ. ALLEN, Secretary
w. }. HERBERD, Trcra
Short Life and California risks taken at this agency a
extra rates.
CHAS. CORkERY, Agent at
July II, 1850, n 45 IT, Dubuque
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Sickness AT BHLLEvUE.-yNo Court.-The
Town of Bellevue, Jackson county, has, for some
time past, been afflicted with disease ola malig
nant character, of which several of the citizens
have died So prevalent has been the disease
and so great the panic created thereby, that the
term of the District Court, which was to have
commenced OH Monday last, has been indefinite
~ postponed:
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Estate OF John j. Walsh.

T ETTERS of Administration the Estate of John
IL J. Walsh, late of Dubuque County, deceased with
copy of his Will annexed thereto have been granted
the undersigned by tho Court of Probate of Dubuque
county,
All persons indebted said will pleas, to make
Immediate payment and all CT dtors her, by notified
to end in their accounts.
THOMAS S. WILSON,
JOHN WALSH.
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Boots and Shoes,

WI shall receive in few days invoice Of Boots
w Shoes, Caps &C. bought for CASH in New York ant
will be sod low at wholesale & retail
October LIST If X. A. e. z. ii. SMITH.
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DUBUQUE
HAY PRESS.

FTNhc undersigned is ready to purchase whatever
l. mount of good hay there be in the country, over
and above what is necessary for home consumption for
which he will pay fair price in cash. Farmers have
chance to sell all they have for the cash, without the lost
time trouble of peddng it OUT and persons in town will
be supplied at the lowest market price by applying at the
Press Gen. Booths Sac Mill.
VIM. ASHLEY JONES.
Duhunuc
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No. a..
ID ~

7NHE undersigned, at their old stand, No. A. on tho
L corner of Fourth & Main streets, under the City
tioel take pleasure in announcing to their numerous
friends and the public generally that their stock of Fall
and Winter Goods is now conn lct 1t is necessary
Tor US to cnumetate and make large figures do
Goods; and that they have them for stlr at retail or
wholesale; and that thy bought in the Eastern
markets, mostly for cash. and upon the same terms thew
will be sold reasonable, their motto will b." small
profits and ready pay" And, in conclusion, would
nestly but respectfully say, that they are determined
settle up their outstanding debts and make few
as possibe they will take for goods outstanding
aeets All 6nd as OF produce that they can dispose of
given to us for the last years. and earnestly solici,
continuance of the same
oct-l6tf Emerson 4 Shields.
10 Bales Cotton Batting for sale ~
~ Emerson Shields.
Is Sacks Cootce, for sale BY
Emerson & Shields.
2:5 Cheese choice qualities, fresh and at reduced
prices, Tor sale by Emerson & Shields.
1000 lbs Rope of all sizes and cheap, for sale by
800 Emrrson & Shields.
n 00O Feet Safety Fuse, New York premium, Just
Emerson &; Shields.
CLOTHING.
$4,000 worh Fashionable Clong of all grades and
SIZES now IN store and for sale by Emerson Shiek's.
BOOKS.
A LARGE STOCK of School Books and Stationery,
"a latest editions and will be sold cheap schools
country dealers by Emerson & Shields.
40 Barrels $. F. Hams in store and for sale by
- Emerson & Shi'ds.
90 Pieces CarpcIins, direct from the facIores will be
oosold low by Emerson & Shields.
q Tons assorted Castings, in and for sale by
Emerson & Shields.
Boots and Shoes.
100 Cases Boots aud Shoes direct from the manufac-
" Sture, and for sale by Emerson & Shields.
Matches.
NJ Gross st. Louis Matches, warranted article now in
ostore, and for sale very low by Emerson & Shields
Whiskey.
ITO Rsr5s!s Cincinnati whiskey; Just received and for
I < Dozen Broons now in store, and for sale by
Emerson & Shields.
o Bales Buffalo Robes just received and for sale by
Emerson & Shields.
9SN Sacks Ga. Salt for sale by Emerson & shicl s.
| % Sacks Turk Island Salt tor ,alI ny Co.,,
Emerson g. Shields.
IO5 Kegs Nails assorted, just r,eeyed and tor sale
Aooby Emerson & Shields.
I {; Tons assorted Iron, for sale by
Emerson & Shields.
I n Nests Tubs now landing nd for sale by
Emerson & Shields.
100 barrels Kanawha Salt in store and for sale by
wv Emerson & Shields.
90 Barrels Fine Syrup Moasses, first quality, in
~ostore, and for sale by EmdrSon & Shields
:; Boxes Cod Fish, direct rom Boston, and for sale
l'by Emerson & Shields
n lIlds. Sugar, for sale by Emerson & Shields.
& Dozen latest style Hats, in store, aud will be
osod cheap ALSO common Hats and Caps of all grades
and qualities, tor sale by Emerson & Shields.
TO Country Merchants.
WE would say that kecpup slairS Donestics Blue
w and White Drills, James, satinets, Cassmeres,
Lindsey's Clothing Boots and Shoes, Prints, &C., &C.
All of which is fres and to the trade, will be sold low
by EMERSON & SHIELDS.
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At Chicago 100 letters from California pass
cd through the Post Office in day!
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To SDOrtsmen.

have Just received supply of very superior sporting
and Rifle Powder, Percussion Caps, Shot GALL sizes
these articles warrantI' - will be sold low the
Drug Store of E. F.. GILLESPIE,
Dubuo,Je July 24th,
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NAT EE Ww ~GDHE HA
large and superior stock of
FALL & WlM7pAR 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 IIa7S CAPS.
BOOTS, SAOES, &c. all of the bost quality.
We keep constantly hand large and superb lot of
FAMILY GROCERIES,,
which anxious rs should examine be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. We wish call particular
attention to
sSIl!O OK Dla EpIAA2,
which Will be faund superior to any tn this mark 4.
Our stock of
QuecMSWare
the largest and best assorted ever brought this city.
The Genuine FRANK SMITH TOBACCO constantly
on hand.
To Farmers offer great inducements to trade with
u.s. as always pay the highest market price for all
kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE.
FELLOWS & YOUNG.
Dubuque, October IS, 1850
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Fall and Winter

Fail and Winter
CLOzFMlMGo
WI have just received and offer for sale reasonable
w TERMS superior assortment of clothing manufactured
with great care and in tasteful styles, comprising
BLANKET Coals ofSuperfine Whitney Norway Lab
rador and other qualities Beaver, Fe and Cloth Sacks
and OverCoats Cloth and Sanet Frocks; Cloth, Qoc-
skin and Sanett Pants. Plain fancy Satin and canou
Vests, Under Shirts and Drawers Fine & Medium l.. b.
Shirts &c. &c.
October LIST. tt. R. T. Z. II. SMITH,
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THE EANHARTTNE.

A This new and elegant passen-
vEE1rTESsl ger Steamer, j. M. MARSH, Mas
,i g5sF 5SfESK ter, will run during the season as
regular packet between the ports of St. Louis
and st. Peters, touching at all intermediate
points.
Emerson Il Shields, agents.
Dubuque Iowa, Mar. Goth 1850, DIS.
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SflaWlS.

DAY State and Empire, Long &c square stawls Embroi-
Ddered cloth & Thibet do, Henry common do, every
style Embossed table covers, for sale by
October LIST If II, A. l. L, II. SMITH,
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CAUTION.

VIZ HEREAs, my wife, Margaret Griffin,
w has left my bed and board without any
Just cause, this is to forbid all persons harborins
or trusting her on my account, as shall pay no
debts Of her contracting '1l
PATRICK GRIFFIN.
Oct. 2, 1850 4.3t
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Good news to the &Oldicr!!

Good ncVS to the SOIdICr!!
To those engaged IN the Var Of 16l2,-in umy
Indian Tar since 1890, and any Of the Conn.,
misSioned Officers Of the Var acith .Nerico.
TENIIE BOUNTY LAND BILL having passed, securing
Il to each and every person Military Land Warrant
WHO ons~so in the War of 1872 With Great Britain
any of the Indian since 1870, any Com.
missoncd officers engaged in the War with Mexico the
und rSgncd respectfully offer their services procure
such Warrants for the claimants the reasonable
terms They have superior facilities calculated to hasten
the issue of Warrants, and the latest approved FORMS
Soldiers, heirs, claimants will consult their interests
by calling sending Immediately the undersgn-
ed.
TIIOS. s. & DAVID s. WILSON.
Globe Building. Main St. Dubuque Iowa.
Oct. 9, 1850. MS V lin
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To Painters.

T havc received 200 Boxes of Window Glass all sizes
i which will sell very cheap, II applyed for soon
j.. T. GlLLEsPIE,- Globe building,
september 18th 1850.
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Estate Of 'E'isnotlsy O'Hare.

Estate Of Timothy O'IHare.
T FILTERS of administration on the Estate
IL of Timothy O'Hare, late Of Dubuque CO.,
deceased, have been granted by the Court OF
Probate of said county to the undersigned, to
whom all persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment.
EDWARD OHARE.
Dubunuc, Oct 9, 1850 5-3t
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Uniontown, Pa. Oct L.
Null Robdcry--The mail coach going East was
robbed last night about 81 o'clock, when five
miles out from this place. A number of trunks
were taken off, and the U. S: mail, which it is
supposed, contained from $4,000 to $4,000.
The robbers have thus far escaped detection.
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BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
HOW TO PREVENT THE CHOLERA

,tm you ee gi.png Pahswsorehess ana neavlheSs
dizziness cold chlls sour sromach tonar weakness las
sude and want of energy bad snIrjts and cyncrence
fear that YOU will get the Cholera thon take down one
tea spoonful of Railways Ready Rolirf internally. and
erallv remnvc ali mains in fftoen mnteifn n1 , an
other dose and follow IN tha same treatment hearing in
NINA 'a1 resi- ana composed mind is neGss sary
undoubtedly the best antdote use for its wonderfully
purifying properties instantly neurazcs the acids of
stomach, which is the great all Violent Diseases
for truly believe that if the stomach from acid
and the system in healthy condition, that the choerc
gas will upon that SYSTEM for it feeds upon conta-
gon and ncts it's pestilental sngs upon those who
it-teref0re say Railways Ready Relief for
neuraizes the acid ceanses and pures the humors of
the seCreons, gives and vigur the functions of
stomach, and invgorates health every organ of the sys
tenn.
ACE WRISTS yO1rTl
''
heady felle rcncws tne Vsor 81 youth IN OLD
age-Ihs ola man Of seventy isnvigorated by its strength
ens anu Visorans enects talouses te Val energies
10 neie heaVy ana lahguld notlon OF tie uncons or
the body is quckened to ahealty acton-and the hher
70 uu anu n9Psh ou man becomes actVe ana vigorous
davs "s ""o lilo ''' ''"e 'u' hu''oef VI Ills
FOR AIJ.pA1N
Whether internal or cxernai' take Radwav,s Ro,dv
p,i;af ~ anni', !; axtor,aII = Ill, .; w.; ~ s
disease quicker than anV remedy in usc p"'' anu
u''o"oe quoA.i ',lal "hs ienieuy III use.
Mr. Jones of Clifton Va writes lady in this place
has been confined to her room for four months with rhe,ma
tism; she purchased bottle of Railways Ready Recfn
two hours she was able to leave the roo and in the eve
rOVGES
ooAD''
besas mas Gnicy curea te mosl trou
full Of the Reiief internallV batbe the ,hroa, nerk
chest also, take annel well soaked with the Relief lay
fIs over snd e a'eM nue VIII De
iee ana easy ana al acny removed In all cases ask
'o' ""u""' "e""s neiiei'
THE POWER OFREAIITy
W 1i~ W DhAo
First oftfe train that tempts the longing eye,
Fair beauty's self, majestic queen we spy:
Whether in man or maiden form adored,
Still St, mightier than the sceptre or the sword,
rms ray'shed him who wak'd the worlds alarm,
Ih%s Alexander e, knelt at beanty,s shrine,
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WASHINGTON HOIJSY;.
CORNER OF FIFTH AND LOCUST Str EETs,
4 9. DUBUQUE, IOWA.

FFHE undersigned takes pleasure in inform
l. ing his friends throughout the surrounding
country, and the travelling public generally, that
he is now prepared to accommodate all who NAV
see fit to favor him with call, in manner
which he fatters himself will prove satisfactory.
His house roonlis ample, and his table shall
be furnished with the snbstantials and luxnries
Of the season. Commodious stables attached.
together with the excellent well of water on the
premises, renders this establishment one Of the
most desirable for those visiting Dubuque on bu-
slness, or for the travelling community in gcnc-
raj. .,zss9s & 'ssss
N. B.-Charges exceedingly low. s9
HENRY MILLER, Proprietor.
May Is, 1850. 36.tf. 81 s'' s's
m, sss BON:NETSs ss4 a s-
Bonnets e Bcnnat Ribbons sals 81
sept, ~, % GeapsicH.
.GHIL1REN,S WE1R.
Boots, Leggss, sscekiuss, Net Coats lnfanss, waists
& Gloves, at 800
Sfrt. rs, 80 6oorrrsn,. s
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JOY TO THE BED-REDDEN.
A P.4LU.8BLE DISCOVERY FOR THE
Instant cure of Pain.

R.4DWAYS READY RELIEF
Cures The acorst diseases In minutes md hours,
aud stops the most cruel pangs Of pain in a feec
seconds!
So quick and efficient is Railways Ready Relief in
stopping and curing diseases that it has frequently
raised the diseased and helpless invalid from bed OF
sickness in few hours 1t has cured the pains OF
Rheumatism, IN hours. Neural ga in 30 minutes.
Tic doioreur in 10 minutes. 7oothache in 3 seconds
Sick Head. 7che IN Is minutes Nervous Hcad.9ce in Is
Sour Stomach, in minutes Heart Burn IN 5 minutes.
Bowel Complaints 35 Cramps SpranS in IS min
Didrrhca, in ! hour inflammation Of Boccls 80 mir
Local Lnfamations in 10 min. Influenza in 10 hours
Hoarscncss' in 10 hours.
Spinal complaints, swelings, bruises, sores wounds
&C., it will relieve times quicker than any other rem
edy in use.
Let those who suffer Pain try it!
1t will prove itself in few minutes. AS soon as it
taken internally or applied externally, its beneficial Of
tects are
1t is better than all other remedies
HERE is THE PROOF.
There is other remedy tina claims suhGuc the cru
cl pangs of pain in seconds minutes hours They
require the patient dose after dose before favorable
Its effects instantaneous; the first dose is taken
or the first external application its great work
OF relief from pain.
DUMB .AGUE.
Railways Ready Relief, iftaken the first symptom
of chls will entirely ptevent further progress of the
que One teaspoonfu is dose-it instantly neutrazcs
the malaria acids of the system, up the whole
system, nv the functions of the stomach and
quick and healthy actonf the head ACHE battle the
head and the chords of the neck with The relief by follow
ing this will speedily the Chill Fever and
by taking tea spoonful of the Ready Relief every
ming you will be proof against aSue in any form for
cannot exist in the system fortified with Railway Read
Relief
q
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SAVE THE UNION!!

THE subscribers having become convinced that our
Glorious Union is to be sustained have purclas2d &
are receiving from