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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-04-10
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIEI.D. DISTRICT. 5..a5s.,
IN EQUITY,

In LtgUIlI.
Ann u11 ns1tis Ra5ts' and Petition for ss.44sme,4
--Thos. Y. Logan. --,ss,., ss-ss,a.ssy
TN pursuance Of cdccree Of the Court Of
L Equity pronounced at June Termsla49,
in this case, ordering that Israel Morris he
made party to the petition in this case, by
publication for three months in the Edgefeld
Advertiser: it is ordered that the said Israel
Morris do plead, answer or demur to the Pc
tition in this case within three months from
the publication hereof, or the said petition
will be taken IS confessed against him.
s. 8. TODdPKINS, c.:E.E.D
Commissioners Office, February 26sI85l.
Feb. 81 sm 6
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICFi sisA
NCHANCERY - y
William Waldrom and others, B;n m s.gx,
James Waldrom and others. fefs'e'oa.s sse'ssf =,
TT appearing to my satisfaction that The
Il defendants James Waldrom, Charles Wnk
drom, John Wnldrom, William G: Zones and
his wife Rebccca, David II. Salter and his
wife Mary Ann, John c. Thompson and his
wife Rebecca, Augustus B. Kennedy and his
wife Lucy, William H. Huff, Mathew, w.
Collins, James Collins, and William Johnson
md his wife Frances, reside witheutt the Am-
its of this State, on motion of Mn. Carroll,
Plaintiffs Solicitors ordered that the said
defendants do within three months from the
publication Of this order plead. ausYererde.
muir to the bill'of the plaintiffs or the same
will be taken rs confessed against tfem.g ai
S. s. T0MPKINS, C. E. Ed.
Comm'rs Office, February II 1851.
Feb. 90 1851 y 3mI - + gs6,
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Sugar and Coffee.

HS"H -
2OHHS. SUGAR, different brands,
Is Barrels ST. Croix Granulated Sugar,
16 Barrels Crushed and Powdered Sugar,
1000 Lbs. Loaf Sugar, double refined,
so Barrels Coffee Sugar,
IS Bags prime Rio Coffee,
25 &C best Old Government Java Coffee.
For sale by A. BURNSIDE.
Hamburg, Feb l3 tt
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TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE,
~ n. g.

T WILL attend at the following places herein
i after specified to collect the General and Dis
trict Tax for the wear 1850,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-04-10

A CLOCK FOR SIXTY CESTs.-Mr.
Chauncey Jerome, of New Haven, Con.
necticut, has actually made timepiece,
which lie will warrant to keep good
reckoning, and which he sells for sixty
cents at wholesale, and one dollar at re-
tail. The works are all made of brass.
He makes upwards of eight hundred a
day of these articles.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-04-10

AN exchange says that there are nine
editers in the Wisconsin Legislature.
Sensible folks up there.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-15
PROFESSOR A. C. BARRYS

TEIcrrvEIOt-c or INDICATED COMPOUND.
uNFsAldLRl.E for renewing, iNvisoratin- and b"aufi
i flying the Hair, r~m"vn. Scurf, Dandrf and all at
fcrfns Ut the Scalp and er'pfions the skin,
Diseases Of tho Glands, Muscles and and
relieving Sncs, sufs, Prrises, prsin< &C., With
this preparation, "fin'Ve snrh word faif The
first journals in AMERICA medical mon at the highest
nenre vnenf ritiZens at all professions, and ladies
who have used il far n their dressing AMI
Hurseres admit with accord, that for mparfng wig
"v. ei.ss, uynrianre aud curl Z" the hair, eradcang
srnrf and dandr'if, b"aiin. wounds ing commissions,
spr5ns stings and the muscles, il has equal
the multitndr 1T compounds advertised in the public
prints, used practice In choapncss well
efficacy, Barr. > Tricopcrons is unrivacd Tho i'm
cash sales Of the article have enabled thu inven-
o supply il at retail at twenty fiYe cents pr bottle
price fanny other pr paration in use. The scct
ci treaties the hair and skin embracing valuable di
rectnS for the cufnrc aud direction of Natur chac-
nt,) which each bottle is enclosed is alo,o
worth the monty
The affinity between the membranes which nsftufr
the skin and the HAIR which draws its susrcnance from
this triple envelope, is vvry close. All diseases The
hair originate in the skin the had II the pores the
circulate freely through the small vessels which feed
roots wtk oistur and impar life Ia the hrcs, the
suit Is scurf, dandruf shedding OF the hair graynoss,
dr.n aud harshness at thu ligamcnfs and entire bald
moss, the may he. Stimulate the skin health
action with the Trcoc rois ard the torpid vessels,
recovering their activity " il annilafc the dscasen
all affections Of the skin, and of the substrata o
cles aud integuments, the process and the effect
the same. II is upon the skin, the muscular fr, aud
The glands that 1rcuplcros has its specific action
and in allafccons and injuries of these organs il is
sovereign remedy.
Sold in large bottl price % CENTS nj the priucaI
Office 137 broadway New York. For sale by The prip
clpal NJ rchans and Druggists throughout the United
States and Canada. Beware a.: The counter il sold nj
One Dollar bottle.
,tn.cf .Lo.l IL % IN
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II. G. FARRELL'S CELEBRATED
ARABIAN lINlMENT.

FINHE miraculous performed by the Arabian ply
scians in the days Of old, then looked upon
the result Of magic but since have become intimate
with their history thus account for their surprising
power disease. Their ait, inments in the knowl
edge of medicine the wonder of the age while
the same time the science Of Chemistry, which with
them had its origin tc the rest Of the world ga seal
cd book and in Botany they the most jealous of
students In the beautiful groves which skirt the DIES
erts of Arabia, abounds plants and odoros woods
whence are obtained those aromatic runs and fragrant
balsams. Of which this Incompatible Eminent is
posed, and by whose stimulating, uncfons penetrating
and Anodyne properties Isl when applied instanfane
ousy diffsed through the whole nervous system, allay
ing the most intense pain in the ncr diby sort time
10 or Is minutes Its action is prompt, powerful and ef
tectua without the least danger II penetrates tic flesh
tot bone, reaxes contracted cords limbs
which have been palsied for years. causing The shriveed
flesh to grow out and rich blood circulate through
VEINS.
The subscriber has on hand small supply.
May 81. r. MASON
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leans, shoulder, slight; James Fiddcs, Malta,
both legs; J. G. Porter. Dublin, breast and
arm, slight; G.. Richardson, New Orleans,
arm slight; F. Curvia, Havana, arm, M. J..
Keenan,, Mobile, finger, slight; John Talbot,
New Orleans, hands, slight; Jose Douvren,
Cuba, side, slight; Wilson A. Reeves, Mssis-
sppi, leg, slight; William Losner, Saxony,
finger; Thoe MacNiel, Lumpkin county, Geo,
sick; Henry Jasper, Saxony, foot, slight; l..
Palanka, Hungary, Craze, slight; VIM. Miller,
Northampton, England, finger, slight; }. b.
WEYMOUTH, Nashville, Tenn hand slight; John
Robinson, England, side, slight; Geo. Edger-
ton, Natchcz, sick.
n Lopez, executed P. S. Van Vctchin, dc
livcred to Capt. Platte. Andrao Gonzllez, in
prison. Somers, New Orleans, pardoned. Cap
tain Lopez in prison. Julia Hcnrcn, detained
here. ]. A. Kelly and II. s. Haynes, Ebe-
rated
In connection with the above, we annex the
following card from the Cuban prisoners writ
ten previous to their departure for Spain, re-
cciycd by the Cherokee at New York:
Havana CRY Prison, Sept. Z, 1851
We, the undersigned, officers and now
incarccratcd in the City Prison of Havana,
account of our participation in the late cxpcdi-
ton against the island of Cuba, under the COM
mand Of General Lopez, being about to embark
for Spain, cannet refrain from expressing our
heartfelt gratitude to Joseph T. Crawford, Con.
sui General of her Dritanic Majesty, and to MIR.
w. Sydney Smith, British Consulate to this
place. To MIR J. S. Thrashcr and to the Ame-
rican citizens of Havana generally, we also owe
debt Of deep and everlasting gratitude. To
them VIC owe all, for, by their kindness and
generosity, we have been enabled to overcome
many of the difficulties and suffcrings should
have otherwise undergone. To them we owe
debt of gratitude we would willingly express by
words, but language fails us hoping, however,
that should we be spared to return to our homes,
we may have an opportunity of repaying, in
part, the debt we owe. Should such not be the
case, we sincerely pray that God, the Ruler Of
the Universe, and lover Of good acts, may repay
them, by bestowing upon them in this world
all the blessings that Divine Providence can
bcstow, and after death, by reward more last
ing still, life eternal.
Signed Major Louis Schlessingcr, Capt. Ro-
bert, Nj. Order, Capt r.. II. Ellis, 1t. David
Winborn, 1t. Edmund H. Mcdonald, and
l3S others.
II is said that the chains were taken off the
prisoners remaining at Havana at the interces-
Sion Of the British Consul
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MauuOket0 Academy,

JACKSON COUNTY, IOWA.
TIME fall term of this Institution c"nlm' need on the
/ 1r day uf Orh Z. 1880 The trustees feel gratifcd
nding this Institute 10 the attention OF the
aic IL. past md tho If iDR LAKE has done
nurh {" place il permanent basis his long e1pcr'
nee and y cuar mriiih o iplariing instruction have
tn confidence IF pti parents and pupils. tie
will be aid b, competent assistants and u" effort be-
spared render the Schu, worthy of r. rrulagc. This
institution is located in region at country distinguished
alike for s bcalthflness and for the high tone of morals
which c,arart rise the community whrr il is located.
Tn. situation uf Maqnek ia being hr Main road be-
tween Dubuque and Bavcnlr and about equally distant
either place, and having the advantage Of daily
mail stage afford opportunity Of easy access.
Pupils Of all lived and arrang into classes
,rrtr,ns tn III ir advanrcncnfall thu branches which
inter into thr,"rh and polite education are comprs
Il in the course nf instruction.
The aim Of the principal is tn render this institution de-
sirabe, esp ciall, tn par ntS in North ri l,'sa.
Tn scholastic ar is di i'd into thr terms of IA
weeks each, and arranged To- give long vacation
turing the hottest part of the $, r. Hier months
Beard in prvat, fami he obtain, on moderate
rrms; Ma,iuukcta. Oct Ii. l55O-l6-tf
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WHITE LEAD,
an. and Turpentne-a large supply just received and
" for sale very low for cash. f. +. GILLESPIE.
june Ia
n BBI.s New York Gin-inst received and for sale
lOby DECELLES & MICHEL
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ON HAND AGAIN!
u HATS AND CAPS. a.

WIN. DONNELLAN, late proprietor of the Peoples
w Hat Store having made arrangcm nts with large
house in ST. Louis in receipt, at his former stand,
of entirely stock Of Hats and Caps, of the latest
fashion, and of the finest rial that has been If
fcred in Dubuque, which he will sell on the very best
terms. lie will be constantly supplied with ything in
his line suited the market. lie will also shortly
mencc the Manufacture If hats, when he will be able
to meet every pccui'ary OF taste and circumstance on
the part of purchasers. lie is determined, by industry
and strict attention TO business, succeed, All ho hy
from him may rely upon getting good article, strictly
what il is represented be- Grateful for the
heretofore bestowed upon him, he asks contil OF
the public favor.
H5~ Remember, the store is next door to Ell SOP
Shields, Immediately under the City Hotel.
Dmhuanc. Anril IG. lS5l-Y
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ST. llsEPH,s FEMALE ACADEMY.
GY THE SISTERS OF CHA
TIE BLESSED VIRGIN:
.4bOuf eiThf n.ties from DuLu0M

.fbOHt figHf macs from Du0NqnC
TIME situation Of this academy is beautiful aud pictnr
cSle; the air is pure and healthful; calculated tO
improve tbs constitution and o impart vgor To- the
minl The course Of edncaro comprises, photography
reading, writing arithmetic grammar, cnns'tlOn eto
cuon, geography IT the globes, algebra, French
history, sacred aud pr"anc chronology, mythology, bot
amy, chemistry, astronomy, n,isir piano forte, guitar
&r.: drawing, plain and ornamental needle work &c.
The sisters enhody in their educational course, all
that may he G'nnd useful in modern Improvement, and
which may tend refine the taste and To dcvelopc the
natural resources If the mind. They cndcavor 10
bine morality and erai"r- tina; each may happily
conspiro :" progress aud advancement If inc other
ney study TO unite with the ordinar. c0nrse Of educa
tiuh the more refined and the more accomplish
mcnts Of the mind; being fully rsnadcd that mere
c"mpanied with graceful address, with that ease and
elegance Of manners which always bcspsak highly cul
rivated mind, and which found, neai to virtue, the
noble eNdoM lHrnt Of the mndtle most precious
| ornament of the rinale cliaraCt r.
Young ladies Of every religious nomination ad-
ed into this academy where cs. riaI rare is taken
that influence blast their religions principles;
as otac, L>tessaf. r the good govcrnn nj of every
institution. they be required to observe the ordinary
regulations of external u". I'll.
,,pSe ,yri$ and ceremonies 80 mrh trz d and prac-
tccd in polite soc y ar strictly inrcard yet care Is
taken prevent these ssaft rcfe"nice ifon dssr-
Grating into those eNtravasan' compliments which have
neither meaning In their tr nor sincerity IN their pre-
tensions.
The system of education pursued in this ACADEMY
calculated Ia move that painful disgust generally ex
pericnCed by young minds in The pursuit of their Studio
aud render thus, studies rather recreation ~ their
pills than dsasrceabe task or iircsome duty.
No cxeroms spared by the sist To impart to
minds Of their pupils snc;. soirces Of information
shall prove, in after ill., in. ',abc treasure
", undrainable source of pure delight to ihenselv
and III M from thai dangerous intercourse VIII
vacuity OF mind render highly agreeable ;" the
cat.d.
Board ana Tuition per annum, 500
Extra:
Washing per annum, g
Music and use IL piano per 1"~''er, ~
AS,nn..n., ..nd Of gIc:~s, Philosophy, Chem
i.rry and BotaHy,
Drawing and painting,
French,
Payments must he mJde IN adranee.
Persons residing al distance required Ia have
responsible agent in the city uf Dubuque.
No reduction made in the of children beng with
drawn hclTc the expiration Of the quart,r, unless in
cases Of sickness
All letters he directed (po.t paid) to Mother Mary
Frances Clarke, st. Josephs, Dubuque.
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ar Beware of Coant.rfits and bny that only whit
has DR.. Chi!ton's certificate ON the wrapper.
NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN, That the Dubuque Mutual Fire
Insurance Company has been incorporated under the
provisions Of act of the General Assembly Of State
Of Iowa. entitled can Act TO authorize general Incorpo
ratons," for the purpose of mutually insurns dwelling
houses, stores shops and buildings house hold fur
niture, and other property Of its members.
Inc capital stock incorporated consists Of the deposited
premium 'ics Of its members, subject To assessment for
loses and expenses.
Two and hafpcr cent on the amount of the deposit
premium notes is actually paid in when the articles of In
corporation signed and effected by every
member, and the remand. II is to be paid whenever the
Directors shall make said pay loss
and expenses
the Goth day of April 1913, which will expire the Goth
day of April 1868, but subject TO renewal by unanimous
of the members for like period of
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-15
PlOW Mandatory.

THE Subscriber has established himself in Dubuque fer
the purpose of manufacturing
PLOWS OF all SIZES,
From the ghtest horse draught the largest Prairie
Plow,
He offers inducements in the cheapness and durability
Of hts plows. which not always to be met with SO near
home.
Old Flows repaired on the most reasonable terms
Shop Fifth street below Man, in Ogilvc's carpenter
shop. (ian lS5l-tfI7) o. RORAS.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-15
DUBUQUE FERRY.

THIS old established Erry-the only authorized one
i opposite the city-is under the control Of the
undersigned pains money will be spared in max
ing our ferry worthy Of public favor The mail crosses
daily at this ferry and persons rely all upon
being crossed over comfortably and in safety.
Good stabling and other accommodations are provided
for travellers who wish to stop for the night on the
Illinois side of the river.
This ferry is at the Western terminus of the Central
Railroad and every preparation has made to deserve
the increased patronage anticipated.
A. GREGOIRE
Dubuque, May Z, 1851. v CHARLES BOGY
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The introduction Of Dr. John Bul,. unqualified sa,,SS
ra has formed an era in the medical world III A.
progress, and the many wonderful cures has rGst-&
since il was introduced public have lsrn sui.T
Of great astonishmcn and commanded the srir.cS
Of the American people When tho history Of thj. tr,S
wonderful medicine Is known. together with the rxtrn.yE
binary exertjons male by Dr. Bull II thu n,ost
valuable compound Of Sarsaparia known world in
rapid and unprecedented rise and progress will longer
BE- theme of astonishment
Twenty-six years since Dr. Bull, then q boy, Ii
Louisville and was employed for number Of years in
studying the business of an Apothrary with csrs ByerG
l'usr Dr.. r. D. wilson, and the lanrntd L. Oeors-. ,.
After leaving the sery. Of Dr. Wilson, Dr. Bull was ~-
poyed by DR.. y scorch an old and celebrated German
physician OF this city, and who was Cor many years
geOn in the Grand ARMY Of Napoleon r Seorrh during
his m made nud Extract Of nrssparilln for the especial
Of the physicians this city, and which was considered
at that time BY far the superior article made. Dr. Balb
employed by Dr. scorch, in compountn. this crs.
brted Sarsaparila and hs then conceived the is and
finally fully determined cveMtrn wears snr) 10 intro.
duce at future period for ths copsler,tiou Of the
afflicted. preparation Of ssrsapariila. = III
Since that Time his ffnd has been constantly cruploreY
IN studying the ingredients and experimenting 10 md
complete SAFE and yslabf compound ri
would b. acknowledged by py sician- unI,iai
in its efficiency, and hailed rs TIM afflicted with d~nnus,,
lions Of JOY By close and unfrntting study he lsss
succeeded in gaining the desired ep Ills Extract having
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-15
NO. 44-4l-44.

NVe 44"44|44,
Garner Of Main and 4h streets, Dubuque, Tonn.
TINE undersigned at their old established stand, No.
i ~, City Hotel building, take pleasure in announ-
cling 70 their numerous patrons that their spring stock is
complete and will be sold retail and wholesale,
on as favorable terms any other house in tho city,
We keep all kinds of merchandise: Dry Goods, Groce
ries Hardware, Liquors, Boots and Shoes and, in
word, all that the country needs. We wish and intend
to do fair legitimate busincss-no false pretcnces such
as pretending to sell at COST II is object i'm
pgn the motives oi Others i'll do il. We only
wish 10 say word 10 the unsuspccfing portion Of
muny, and thar is, he aware of such gull traps. w
Use the term, for we have other term and d.
Thorn justice. We shall poke the poe when
found To do so: but would recruit stock
amount Of six eight thousand dollars and still soil
cost. We think il would be, if To do so, in
suit to the oncnlightcned mind.
We are thankful for past fivors and hope by strict
Intention 10 business, tn merit continuance Of the
EMERSON g. SHIELDS.
Dubuque, May = 1851. y
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-15
1900 STOVES.

VEHHE subscribers respectfully inform the citizens Of
Il Dubuque and vicinity thar they receipt of two
thousand stoves, direct from Cincinnati comprising all
the late Improvements The superiority of the Cincin-
natl castings the St Louis heretofore sold in this
market is too well known to require comment All
wishing purchase requested call and examine
their extensive stock and unusually low prices before
purchasing elsewhere. Il. +. SMITH &. CO.
Rusi's building, doors above the NAPLES House,
June IS Dubu uc
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-15
New Grocery and Provision
&fAan

Corner Main and 9Th streets, Dubuque. Io'a.
TTNHE undersigned receiving full stock OF
Groceries, consisting in part of Sugar. Coffee, Tea
Salt Rice, Molasses, Cheese Fish, Raisns Dried Fruit,
Candles and all other articles usually found in Grocery
and Provision Stores.
Cast! paid for Corn, oats, and produce generally.
Goods bought of us will be delivered free Of charge in
any part of the city.
We respectfully ask old friends and the public gen.
enerally to give call. MASE & MORRISON.
May 81. IN
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-15

In richness and perfection of tone, these instruments
surpass every other except the They of s
cent power for churches and happily adapted I" the
music Of the sanctuary and the social circle. Every
child should be taught music, and consequently every
family should possess instrument if able, both
article of utility and Call and them
= ULDiNG's BOOKSTORE, few doors above the Post
Office. Dubuque, May 7, lS5l--ftb
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-15

BE 4UTY
Complication richly 'i:ra with the bloom OF health,
r,th ski. as pure and fair as paran marble
soft and sweet as the fragrant rose
Teeth sound and white alabaster,
Breath of sweetest fragrance, and lips of coral tint
With flowing rnglets and glossy locks,
IuNurant tresses dancing gracefully Ger the like
neck,
No dark repusive spots to mar the pleasing pcture
OR to dull shadows o'cr beauty . master piece.
R.4DWaYS INDICATED SOAP.
Composed of the most delicious and fragrant gums,
OF extracts oils, and costly essences
OF flowers roots, trees, and oriental plants,
Possessing wondcrous virtues DER skin diseases.
TO THE CO.uPLEXION IT LNPART'S BEAUTY
BY cleansing the skin from all euptve matter,
Makes clean the pores gives action to the caparics,
By which all poisonous humOrs are elected
And healthy action To the skin restored.
TO the teeth it gives whiteacss and prevents decay,
Ii makes the skin soft sweet and smooth,
Transforms the most repusive and disgured visagc-
To a clear and beautiful compile xiOn.
R.4DW.4TS CIRC.3SSI.4.N Balm
imparts nutrimeut to the hair
Makes il strong, glossy, rich and luxuriant,
Cleanscs the scalp from dandru gives action the
Fastcns the hair upon the scalp, and forces 10 grow
Like g,ano barren soil, makes it rich and pro
ductvc,-
To dress the hair, make it smooth and glossy
Strong and beautiful, &c.
Rad,cay's Circassan Balm is the 'sne plus ultra"
~ Price 25 Cents per bottle.
RAILWAY & CO, Practical Chemists,
162 Fulton street, n. Y.
TIMOTHY MASON, Dubuque,
Only Agent for Railway 4 Co. in Dubuque.
July 1851. No. Ally.
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CHEAP CASII STORE.

TIME undersigned is opening splendid stock
i of Spring and Summer Goods, the stand formerly
occupied by Fellows Young, No. rs, which he offers
his old friends and the public generally cheap
any house in tile City.
His Stock consists of a grand assortment of Staple
and Fancy Goods Boots and Shoes, Hardware, Queens
ware, Groceries &c.
The produce of the country will be taken in exchange
for goods
CHARLES c. HEWITT.
Dubuque, April l6, 1850. 1.-32v.