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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-29

DE .7UTY
Complication richly tinted with the bloom of health,
viii. skin : pur, and fair IS parian marble
Soft and w CT as the fragrant Fuse
Teeth a. sound and Wite is alabaSter,
Breath of sweetest fragrance, lips Of coral tint,
Nii flow ing rnglets ano glossy locks,
LuNIriat resses dancing gracefully DER the swan like
neck,
No dark repusivc spots mar the pleasing picture,
Orto cast dull shadows DER beauty 5 mast piece.
R.4DH.4l'S .NEDIC.iTED sop.
Composed Of the delicious rare and fragrant gums
OF extracts, oils, and silly essences
OF flowers, roots, trees, and ori nal plants,
Poss, ssing wond fouls virtues or skin diseases.
TO TIE CO.HPLEXIOE IT LNP-9RTS BEAUTY
l;y cleansing the skin from all truptye matter,
Makes clean the pores, gives action 10 the caparcs,
By which all poisonous l,uinurS ,jectcd.-
And h althy action 10 TIE skin restored
To tic teeth il gives wlteness and prev, DE- cay,
Il makes the skin soft sweet and smooth.
Transforms the repu>ive and cured visage,-
To clear and beautiful complg xien.
R.9DW.4IS CIRC.3SSi.3N BALM.
lmparts nutTimcut 10 the hair
Makes it strong, glossy, rich and luyuriant,
cleaHses the scalp from dandr,f, gives action to the
Fastens the hair upon the scalp, and forces grow
Like gualo 10 barren soil, it makes il rich and pro
dGctve,-
To dress the hair, make it smooth and glossy
Strong and beautiful, &C.
Radray's Circassiau Balm is the sac plus aira."
a-Price % Gents pr bottle.
RADWAY & CO, Practical Chemists
1G2 Fulton street. n. Y.
TIMOTHY MASON, Dubuque,
Only Agent fer Railway & Co. in Dubuque.
.uly 1851. No. 4e-IY.
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Cocks, Lcss. Martins, Braggs, Buckners and saith.
Sugar Coat, 4 Fills
Patent Medicines.
Buchan's Hungarian raisanl, Wi>'ar, RalSam Wi.G
Cherry, kueck hams Worm Pnwd rs, Fahncstuch :
Neruiin: g, WornSa,d Oil, Martins Worm Powders,
Dai.y's an Connects Pain Extractor, Green Mountain
OintnsnI, Nerve end E1ne l.niment, Nynronns Tonic
Mixture Indian Chulagogne, Graf nhcrc's and Buck
rs Pills. for tie car. Of Ague ana Fever UpIans
Pile ELciuary, sc.
Surgical Instruments.
Thnmb and Spring I.anccts, Tooth Fnrceps, Tooth,
Keys, Gum Ianccts Scarifcators, Pocket and CHIPPING
instruments, Cupping Glasses, Ssringls, &c.
I'dfats and OILS.
White Lead, Red and Black Lead Lithargr, Lamp
black, Chrome Gre aud Yellow, Paris Green, Whiting
p.assian Bluc, Y,ilaw Ochre, Ven tian Red, Spanish
Brown, &c. Lns cd, Sgenn, Castor, t,amphne, Meats
foot and Tanners Oil, Spirit Gas, Spirits Turptnne,
Cnpal, Japan and Leather Varnsh.
brushes.
Paint, Eldcking, Horse, Hair, Shaving and Tooth
brushes
The public are requested to call and examine goods
and prices
Dubuque, Iowa, Jrne IS, 1851
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GOLD REGIONS.
COUNCIL BLUFFS AGENCY.
H-EE E& EE VIC

fyNliS rry, chartered BY the Legislature OF Iowa
L has be II in successful operation for the last twc
wears, and given neral faction 10 the heavy chi
grafton 10 satisfaction to California. Its the h. ST
'rs en- III Missouri river IN the State Of Iowa. Iroc
not doiiar's worth Of properly has cn Loaf by
those crossing r.. II is the and best route IL
California Ircef the first cmisrantS thai -ircd al
sacramento last season. made the trip from Council
Blus in 81 days 1; is fbe hcalihicsi routeony three
cases of cholera occurred the north side OF Platte
last season. whilst on the south side i've
six hundred graves show conclusivsy this fearful
ravagcs OF this terrible isease.
Fer further information zee printed certificates, pub
ishea letters, Clayton guido and b ST maps
Everything needed by the eRigrant BE- had a.
Council tufts and Kancsye ; fair terms any
otaer Crossing place on the Missouri river.
WHEELING, CLARK & CO.
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NasATY WITH THE LAKE SUPERIOR Cur
fs.4s.- Thistrratv, ", learn b, letters br,furli,
Ar 'ush nv a messenger. is effected; aud that
q " R,.nsey, whe acted as Commissioner, will
-eiurn Ia ST Paul within weeks from this time
The lady ef his Excelency, who has bee absent
for several weeks, on visit to her friends in
PennsyIvaaia, Is also expected home abou, the
L tn ins;ant-.lfinncsota Pioneer
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M RrvFR.-St;il continues very high more
aKasier this week, with some thunder
rs. toward the South. provisions high;
aei $ ,.,sh DIV down the river, buy up
- m rassie and bring to cur market;-
sa f'H, a three wear old steers, may
~ x =. yer, at SIGN per mead -
~ i2y c....i' cents per ,und fnr beef, and
',sg iaa;; .n.-.u;Rasotia Pioneer.
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Forwarding and Com...ss,o,,.

TyNHE undersigned takes this pnh
Il lie that he has taken the large, commodious brick
ware House ON the Landing in the City Of Dubuque,
Iowa, and is now ready 10 receive in store ship ali
kinds OF Merchaudze, Household FNrnltur and other
property to or from any part of the United States,
The most favorable terms. Liberal cash advances made
on consisnmens, if desired Salt, Flour, Bacon, Lard
Cheese and almost every article of Family Groceries,
foreign and domestic Fruit will be kept constantly
hand STEAMBOATS, Will be iurnisf I'd with stores al the
lowest rates. In conclusions will say, that all business
nrusted 10 my shall be transacted with promptness
care, and dcspatc and as favorable terms as any
house in tn rify of Dubuque.
For refer nee. refer 10 the following gentlemen OF this
city:
rETER NirIEs, w. r. WIcHTMAS,
N hAMrHER i Co., J. J.. FARLEY & Co.,
- :. BIssLL. II. Y. !.oyEII.
Dastsne, April IS. lS5l-i q. IL. WEST.
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CrOckwelI's Hotel.
10 Country MERCHANTS.

LAFAYETTE EMMETT,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
ORNER of Wabashaw and Third Streets ST. Paul, in
= the Minnesota Democrat Building.
Sept 10
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Is The Hudson River Eaiiread has been cnnl-
p.eted TO Alabany. The entire leugth of the
road from Chambers street, N. r, to Albany is
lag miles The opening of the road was cele-
brated a few days ago, when the hole distance
WAS passed over in three hours and fifty minutes,
e st the rate of forty miles an hour.
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sJrskly 3flillrr5' (;rpr'lg.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 20,


A CrFS~vwtss Apofley roy r"r Srsry.
There ~ so~es',ing in the word r',vhouse,
which is So closely connected in sl,c minds of
some raao'e WITH sin aud Sa's~. ta-t il stands
in the roc-hrlsry I. y cverv sre~ie- -. a.owina-
,,ey. And vet. WHY Where ia crcrv ceiling
,nnrr reused in tsvor &c virtue fl,.r il good
play. Where is goodness .o feelin@'v, go on
Enthusiastically learn,, Wfat Is So solemn - TO
the cxcel'-nt passions of the hp-r-r h~,rt
called forth bv great rotor, ar'~,'~a ~ =
greet poet, To her- Siss~rs rcrr-. VIA,
shakespeare wrote, To hahn,d. -, ct:,' md
l's moll,er--fhe noble, and t.e roo- .-.isea-
the mannr-h and his suhiec.s--.i ayre sid all
ranks carvn'sed with one common anrn'sh. sd.
with b"nd sonus and cries, doing inv",nr.-rv
N@rne 70 - tho gods that mada their hr-rts,--
'Fhrt wretched infa'natier I, intc,t!ict surh
7.s'f'sa,-ers'S rs these VIVA. sersnal grat.sicn
''f's. ard rc.cs-.inn ard pleasure in such pu--
ga - f.'' ''cse Who deem themselves sevan.
- - e"6 nnitern,ly paltry .nd narrow--al-
-ifHsfr"s i'nr r. the idea of being cn.ertan
SD thinking ~ christian .as VII, is no.
- = The -oac'rcles Of iinproprie,v
fsts ara sometimes Witnessed in pats Of a
IRE. such reasons apply in r,u~h stronger
- e"t driving a!rna the St-crd, or any
r',al,c street % Inndn- st,p- DIRK and
i. csrtne nj wei! educated ronnr ne pie is
'"fs nf snch materials. their he's, resource is
acnnery at once. /. is ve-- bad rule,
''w~-er, never TO quit TIE house sar fear of
ca.ciiing caid.-Sidasy Snsita
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GOODYEAR has succeeded in applying India
rubber 10 the manufacture Of sails. The ad.
vantages claimed for rubber are that it will not
hold water, so as to freeze in cold weather.
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THE Bricgeton m. ~ Chronicle states that
new Bank is about to 60 into operation at
Port Elizabeth, TO be called the Merchants
Bank, with capital Of SGT, 030.
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Flow Mandatory.

:! HE Sub crber has established himself in Dubuque fsr
the pugp sc OF manufacturing
PLOWS OF all SIZES,
From the gtcst one horse dralstt to the largest Prairie
Plow,
He offer Judgements in the cheapness and durability
of h' plows which Rot always to be with
home
Old PlDws repaired on the most reasonable terms.
Shop on Fifth street below Main, in Ogilve's carpenter
shop. Gan lSJl-tfl1) o. RORAS.
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NOTICE

NOTICE
rs HEREBY GIVEN, That the Dubuque Mutual Fire
Insurance Company has been incorporated under the
provisions of act of the General Assembly cf tie State
of Iowa, entitled can Act authorize general ncopo
ratians,' for the purpose of mutually nsirng dwelling
houses stores, shops and other buildings household
niture, and other property of its members.
The capital stock incorporated, consists of the deposited
premium notes of its MEMBERS subject assessment for
losses and expenses.
Two and Il halfper cent the amount of the deposit
premium notes Is actually paid in when the articles
corporation signed and effected by every
member, and the remainder is to be paid Whenever the
Directors shall make said 10 pay
es and expenses.
The association commenced its cooperate existence on
the 26th day Of April. 1913, which will expire the Goth
day of April, 1885, but subject renewal by
vote OF he members for like period Of twenty years.
The officers of tie company consists Of board Of twelve
directors, 10 be elected annually the Monday in
June, aud President Secretary and Surveyor appointed
by the Directors
c. II. BOOTH, President
J. G. WEATHERBY, Secretary.
DIRECTORS
c. H. Booth J. p. Farley, james l.. Langworthy, J. G
Weatherly, T. V. Goodrich, Richard Benson w. :. Gil
an Jno. 6. Shields, p A. Loririer w. Lawther, Peter
Eajies. and A. MolleY,
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NEW MExIcc.-Adv,ces receryei at ST.
Louis on Tuesday last, confirm the election Of
Major Weightman to Congress. His majority
is said 10 be 500.
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NIaUuOketa Academy.

T4CK s " CO u " Il Y, o " Il.
THE fall of this Institution commenced the
9TH day of Octob 1852 The trustees feel gratiGcd
in ndng this Institution TO the attention of the
public Its past und 1.-The of Dr. LAKE has done
much to place it permanent basis his long expert
and peculiar method of imparting instruction have
the confidence Of both parents and pupils. He
will be aid; d by competent assistants, and effort be
spared render the school worthy of patronage. This
institution is located in region of country distinguished
alike for its bealthtIness and for the high of morals
which charact rise the community where is located.
The situation of Maquoketa being the Main road be-
Dubuque and Davenport and about equally distant
from either place, and having the advantage of daily
mail stage, afford an opportunity of easy access
Pupils Of all received and arranged info classes
according TO their advancement-al the branches which
enter into thorough and polite education comprs
ed in the course of instruction.
The aim of the principal render this institution de-
sirable, espc cially to parents in Northern Iowa.
Thu scholastic year is d sidgd into three terms Of IA
weeks each, and arranged give long vacation
during the hottest part of the suE'ner months.
Board in private families be obtained moderate
terms; NlalIIoketa. Oct. Is. lS50-l6tf
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MANDATORY.
ID TANNING, late of St. Louis, NO. has
j. located himself permanently at Dubuque,
where he intend. to manufacture to order
MONUMENTS, TOMB AND GRAVE STONES,
In plain or classical style
He will keep on hand fine assortment of
Marble, ready to suit the various fancies and
desires of his customers
MARBLE MANTELS, SILIS AND TRANSOMS
AND BUILDING WORK DESCRIPTIONS.
Finished neatly and with despatch.
Workshop on Iowa street between Sixth and
Seventh. P. TANNING.
Dubuque, Aug. 6, iS5i-Gm.
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From the Far West.
SAVANNAH Mo-, April %, 1850.
Mcssrs. II. Blakcsly & Co.. St. Louis:
! would hereby inform you that have been greatly
afflicted with disease of the uGgsn IS4, panicti-
larry, had several attacks the last Of which was
likely to prove fatal but by the recommendation Of friend
10
DIR. ROGERS SYRUP OF LIFERWORT
AND T4R,
consented TO DO after all other remcd had failed
and this being the only apparent remedy left perform
cure am new happy 10 lave it in my power TO state,
thai used six bottles of the medicine and believe
II has saved my life; and since my recovery keep the
lNerWoTt and Tar in my house a family medicine
end induced eli you this statement 10 use if YOU
satisfy any others who may be similarly afflicted
the high value Of this medicine
Signed. J w. THOMPSON
Proprietor Of g Nebraska House."
Messrs. II. Blake ly & Co.
Gents.-l am personally acquainted with J. =. Thomp-
and believe Kim tc be of high standin. in this
community, and perfect gctlenau-I would also add
hay sold considerable of the medicine in question: and
believe il an excellent remedy for coughs, colds, and
diseases OF the lungs
j. MCDONALD, MD.
Savannah, Mo-, April, 1850.
AZ Sold, wholesale and retail, by H. Bak.iey & Co..
Agents for the Western States south corner Third
and Chestnut streets, st. Louis, Me.
+. F. GILLESPIE, Agt. at Dubuque
Mr. a. Barrows, Galena.
Agency IN Dubuque,
T. MASON. Druggist,
Sign of coed Samaritan Main-street
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NO. & E-As-E3.
Garner Of -lI1ia and an streets, Dubuque Iol-a.
YSNHE Undersigned AT their old established stand No
A, City Hotel building take p! assure in anmoun-
cling TO III r patrons thar their spring stock is
nc" complete, and VIII be sold al retail and wholesale,
on as favorable terms any other house the city
We Ike all kinds Of merchandise: Dry Goods, 6roce-
ries Hardware, Liquors, BoGts and SHOES and, in
word, all that the country needs. We wish and intend
10 o fair legitimate busnessno false precnc such
tending to SILL Ii is obi ct to i'm
FHgn III motives OF others, viii we do it, We only
wish to say word to the unsuSp citing portion of
munity, and that is, he of such gull traps We
US III term, for We have other term use and 10
them justice. We shall poke the poe when
found 10 do but would recruit stock The
amount Of six eight tho nj dollars, and still sell
cost. We think il would be. if were to do so, all in
suit to the most "nenligIt ned II ind.
We are thankful for past fJvors and hop. by strict
Intention TO business, merit continuance of the
same. EMERSON s. SHIELDS.
EnbIOur. Nav T. 1851
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LEAD.-We are sorry to see that lead has still
a downward tendency. The late large i,nporta
tons from sse Spanish and British mines, Is the
cause cf the decline.
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NSy'aEaEI
"ENRY c. GARTRELL has form a coparinership
/ 4 with ANDREW ]. KLINE tor the purpose of con-
Quoting large and extensive
Dry good and Grocery Business.
GarreIl Il Kline wish 10 call the attention of their
mi pds and the citizens OF Dubuque their immense
stock of fancy Silks and dress goods also their very
ect stock of Parasos. During the present month they
will sell the above articles at r duccd prices. We
feel confident 10 will fail purchase if they will
only call and examine stock.
GARTRELL & KLINE.
Dubuque July %, IS5l.-tf
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w ~ MADDEN, SuaSii'Nlpii.
THE coon SAM ITAN
DRUG STORE
No. - .NaH street, Dabul"e, IoTG
fINHE subscriber informs tie fri nds and customers ct
this ong established and well rid house, thar he il
now receiving large and full assortment OF all article
in the line Of his business. Among these
Fr Sh Drugs,
Patent NJ, dcines,
Ptii Is and Oils,
Glass and Putty,
and new ch>mical pr paratiors.
lie keeps constantly ON kand and FOR sale i'll any Guai
thy:
PAINTS & COIORS.
Mixed and ready for immediate use.
BRUSHES.
OF every description for painting whi,cwaslng, etc.
w ND'N ill -.
OF every size from 7x9 TO aly36 inches.
PM rs u Gil ,ss-W ARE.
For Druggists, PLY sicians, and Groeers.
I'oTntMt>t
For Surgeons, Accouchers and Dentists.
ACID MD MA. iiLt -. ST,
For soda water makers and public houses.
EssLNii IL niis M C"ioKs,
For Confeconers, Bakers, etc.
StPfii'it GEit,
For Cabinet makers, and Millncrs
tti i.-Stt Fl.
For every purpose aud for every body.
CliLttitlti I.ilNf AND SODA.
Fer pur! ing, cleansing, and keeping away cholera.
HnRit ftS.
OF iron, glass, wedgcwood and marble of all sizes.
Va. Nj II :.
Copal coach japan black and bright and map of vari-
qualities, and for all purposes, etc., ad iefataR
Coantry N rciants and dealers SUPPLIED ON the most
accommodating terms.
Goods packed and forwarded al the shortest notice and
in tie safest manner.
Terms Cash-prioes Low.
DUBUQUE, May !, 1851. TIMOTHY MASON.
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DESCELLES & MICHEL.

DESCELLES 81 MICHEL.
Wholesale AND RETAIL DEALERS
WINES 81 Leg YRS.
iAA-tA THE undo rsgned have Mt red into partner
tss:Y slip for the sale Of Wines, Liquors, and Gro
ss=.~$ssas c, rics. hey have now in store
Port, Malaga, Madeira, Marsci,ies. Bordeaux, White
Wine, LaGte SaEtorne. 81. Julien and Rhine
WINES.
CHAMPAIGN BRANDY 90 YEARS OLD.
Cherry Brandy and ether improved brands.
Abs, mt Suisse, kercher WasSer,
CCRI)I9i.S assorted,
Sweet Oil and White Wine Vinegar
MonongaEela and Cincinnati Wiskey,
Imported and Domestic Gin,
Jonialca and Louisiana Rum,
Foreign and domestic fruit, tic. etc.
Oysters and Sar,iinss,
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, Snuff,
Starch, TIA, Crack rs, Almonds, Lemons, Candles,
Soap, &c. DESi ELLES MICHEL.
Corner Iowa and 4t!i sts
July 80, Sly.
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Diseases of the Eve.

Diseases of the Eye.
| nOCTOR JEFFEES will attend % treatment OF
~ diseases of tie Eye. When in Europe, DIR. j. paid
particular attention Ophtialmic diseases, under the
two first Olhthalmic Surgeons in Great Britain
Aug % ly-d.
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New Grocery and Provision
&fnun

Corner Main and 9th streets, Dubuque. Towa.
TTNIiE undersigned now receiving a full stock OF
i Groceries, consisting part of Sugar, Coffee, Tea,
salt Rice Moasses, Cheese, Fish, Raisns Dried Fruit,
Candles and all other articles usually found in Grocery
and Provision Stores.
Cash paid for Corn, oats. and produce generally
Goods bought of will b. delivered free 81 charge in
any part of the city.
We respectfully ask old friends and the public gen
cneral,y to give us a call. MASE Il MORRISON.
Jay 81. III
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Browns Essence of Jamaica
Ginger.

deliberately prepar d from carefully selected articles
of The best quality ii possesses, III concentrat
form, all the valuable properties of the Jamaica Ginger
and is warranted b, fire from all irritating chcl
prop rites Of an Injurious tendency.
IL is beneicially used in ,rety of circumstances
VIII cordial and grateful stmulant is required,
particularly in VIII there is sense of exhaus
ton arising from excessive fatigue heat, few drops
in halt tuubler of water with little sugar, viii be
found eff ctua and most pl asant restorative. which
makes this highly useful addition 10 the trav
ell RS portmanteau well the family collection of
remedies.
Where there is unpleasant of weight nausea
after eating, from imperfect digestion, where
is induced from riding in raroadcar, carriage, or
from the motion of vessel the Essence of Gin
GER if Civ according TO the directions will almost IN
variably give relief.
In ordinary darrhGa incpien cholera, in Short IN All
of prosraton of the digestive functions, whether
from indulgence disease, il is of in snabie value
During the summer months and IN Southern climates
is Invaluable, particularly during the prevalence OF
cpd mic Cholera no traveller or funiy should be with
out IL. iihoi III -ih,S.
Sign of Good Samaritan, sole agent for Dubuque
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1900 STOVES.

vTNHE subscribers respectfully inform the citizens of
i 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 ov the St Louis heretofore sold in this
market is too well known TO requr, comment. All
wishing to purchase requested 10 call and examine
their extensive stock and UNUSUAL low prices before
purchasing elsewhere. j. +. SMITH K co.
Busi's building, doors above the NAPLES House,
June % Dubu Ne,
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Elk Wee President Dallas, in his letter to an
imaginary aHon Guy NJ Bryan ont bid Mr.
Buchanan for Southern support. His letter
charges upon the North designs hostile to the
Union, and proposes To f,rtify the "Compromise
Measures" by an amendment of the Consti;u
ton. The letter is as foul Libel upon the
American People as those which the British
Government paid for thirty OF forty years ago
Detroit Tribune
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yorSe Mass 81 CASSor." You can
stu sir; every body can, aud
the rest. That's fine way to talk
-, a. day. You are young, yonr limbs
s.nw, your energies are all laying fresh in
eha.ahers of your nature. like the stores Of
zip ms launched for the voyage of life; all
. world is before you there Is little of it be-
nd you, and that you have skipped and rool
n Nm over. Yes, young man, you can, so never,
II, that declaration Of cowardice and weakness,
eannoi.' pass your lips again. | do not quail
itv the insinitire of the verb active that de.
scribes your capacity You can do awning
tia, has bee done, may be zone, or should be,
either in the world of physics, morals, or met
aphyscs. You can riyet bolt, tear up fur
row, overthrow an empire OF falsehood, or pro-
d1ce an idea III Kaiekerdoeker,