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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-09-24
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS
Wholesale .,nh YyetctD

Y Ia
Wholesale and Retail.
THOMAS respectfully informs Tho citizens of
Dubuque and surrounding country, that has taken
atety between the stores Of Mr. Rel and Mr u nar
where he is receiving and opening an
Ertensire nnd nell selected stock of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, FINE CUT
LERY, BOOTS AND SHOES, &c.
All of which have been purchased in NEw YORK and
PLApELrHIA, principally for cash, thereby offering great
inducements to country merchants, and buyers in general
respectfully invite all persons who desrDus Of
purchasing cheap and fresh goods, call and examine
my stock.
In the Ladies' Department.. have
Black Cir" de Rhne Needle worked cuffs;
article; ' " Needle Worked e Eie;uria col
Striped Jaspe silk; Fancy ncck ,iss.
Natered Pupn, beautiful; Linen canbric handkerchief,
Rad Chevs, just out of the few very fine;
vessel; AleAandcrs kid Cloves
I mus ne ,ainri phiiiie mts, long and short;
% Pieces mcrinoes, apacas 800 Pieces fancy prints;
ohihcsc grass cloth; French gingIiams;
earnings English and Anerc an do:
"ws larohe' ana cam lOo fancy s.awis from 81
prlc musnhs Sl2, some very superior;
Jaconet cdgng and insertng IS Piecea green red hIn
pa i , anu inserting; white, and yellow fan.
Plain and figured bobine;; 3lo Pieces brown muslin.
Needle worked collars; loo Pieces bicached muslin;
Do capes;
Ihcsc Goods Were purchased by pattern cards. the cases
not having passed the custom house,
Jenny Lind boots and shoes;
Tortoise, buffalo, and other combs brushes &c.
An extensive assortment of soaps and perlan,ery
Far the Gentlemen, have Extra super black and brown
cloths; Black, mixed, and fancy cassmcres Blue brown
black, grecn grey, Mixed and army blue sanes plain
and striped; Black satin and other vestings;
A few dozen of Winchester's celebrated shirts:
large and elegant assortment OF under Shirts bought
directly tiom the importer
Irish linen; Super muslin for Shirts
BOOTS, SHOES, aud BROG.7NS-A few dozen OF
Miners boots and shoes, article, and worthy your
attention.
FIVE CUTLERY-A large assortment of superior Pen
Knives, Farmers Knives Knives and Forks, from 90 .
$50 set Alberta and German silver a.d table
spoons few nests of Gothic sewers.
GROCERIES-A very general assortment, such as
Sugar, Coffee, Tea &C.
All OF which will be sold cheap for cash, approved
try produce, responsible Dealers liberal credit.
Dubuque, August 10. 1851
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-09-24

:S Many young lady who objects to being
kissed under the mistletoe, has no objection t"
being kissed under the rose.
A stupid composition once made an error in
the above, rendering it so as to say, has no OBJ
lection to being kissed under the nose !" How
nattural-&.' Louis Times.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-09-24

u Efarts arc being made in Missouri to re-
esQcile all differences between the two wings
= the Democratic party in that State. Every
0eQoc3ax Who has the interests Of the party,
~ subsequently, Of the country at heart, will
-eee(>2ly approve q this movement.
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MARRIED..

MARRIED-By John Emerson Esq, the 10Th
Sept nber, at the residence If Willis Thompson, Mr.
IoHS GRAHAM to Miss MARY BANksoS, all of Bankso
Prairie Dubuque County, Iowa.
MARRIED-At Muscatine on the 10th inst
by the Rev. +. S. Norris, Hon. Thomas H.
Benton, Jr. to SUSAN CULBERTsoS.
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TO Ira AVeCy.

CIR-You arc hereby notified, that there il file
- in the office of the Clerk of the District Court of ALA
nrakee county, petition of Zuricch Avery, claiming
you divorce and that unless YOU appear and answer
thereto before the second day Of the
said Court, Judgment will be rendered against you thereon
Aug %, sept l-iw ZURICH AVERY, Plaintiff,
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CrOcl&Nycss'S Hotel.

NHE subscriber would respectfully inform his nmer
i friends, and the public in general, that he Is IN
fullblast ready at all times to give good supper ana
Bed all that may call hm, and al time 0t
the night. leaso has good Stable well furnished with
the best of grain, and everything that will make horse
comurobe. Those from distance looking al the coin
try find better place in the interior to get nfor
nation in respect 10 good locations.
Be to inquire for Crockwells Hotel
&. l.. ID. CROCKWEL1..
ao.,pnS, Ia, yosn on ty
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A NEW VOLUME OF THE
PHRENOLOGICALJ JOURNAL.

~ OW is the time to subscribe. Devoted TO Phrenol-
Nt"sy, Physiology, Magnetism, rhysiognomy Aleclian
ISM Education, Agriculture, the Natural Sciences, and
General intelligence, profuscly illustrates ii cannot
fail interest every class of readers Every family, and
especially all young and w"mcn should have a
copy 1t printed the first of every month, at One
Dollar year. All letters should be post paid, and
directed II FOWLEGS & WELLS.
1871, Nassau ST. n. y.
4. srArLprsc, Agent for Dubuque.
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A hearing was had before Commissioner
Ingraham, of VIM. Hall, arrested on charge
riot near Christian street, and claimed as the
property Of John Slade of Hartford county, Md.
The haaring resulted in his being remanded to
his master. He admits being slave, and cx-
presses his willingness to return to his master.
BALTIMORE, Sept. II.
The Baltimore Wing Convention met this
morning, and VIM. r. Waters was chosen Pre-
sident, with number Of Vice-Presdents and
Secretaries. Several delegations not being full,
the Convention adjourned to Pc.
BALTIMORE, September II.
The New Orleans mail just arrived Messrs.
Soule and Morse are stumping it in Louisiana,
Fsilibusters are daily leaving for their homes.
The Maryland wing Convention re-asscmbled at
o'clock this evening. Geo. c. Morgan was
nominated for Comptroller of the Treasury
O. L. Hicks for Lottery Commissioner, and
Geo. G.. Brewer for the Commissioner of Land
Offices, all by reclamation. The convention
then adjourned sine die.
WAsHINGroS, Sept. 10.
Walter Forward Of Pennsylvania, our charge
at Denmark, had rendered his resignation some
weeks since and requested from the Govern.
ment permission to return home. The Pres
ident last week accepted his resignation and di
rected letters Of recall to be sent him.
Charles H. Ladd has been appointed navy
agent at Portsmouth, N H., vice Cutter, resign
ed.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-09-24

THE EcLIrsE.-At konigsburgh and Dant-
zc. where the eclipse of the sun was total, dark
ness ike that of night prevailed for some min
utes. During this time a great number of stars
were visible, among the nhabrants-many
families shut themselves up till the eclipse was
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MOTTO

NOTICE is hereby given, that ! have this day been
~ appointed by the Probate Court of Buchanan Co.
Iowa, of The will and estate Of Jacob Dubois late
of said county, deceased All persons having claims
against said estate will present them duly Proven for
settlements within year, and all persons Indebted to
said estate requested make immediate payment to
Qua squeton July 30, 1851. LEVI BILLINGS,
sept 10 ST Executor of said estate.
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PHILADELPHIA, September IL.

Quite large meeting was held in Indcpend-
cnce Square tonight, to vindicatc the laws and
condemn the recent outrages in Christina street
General Robert Patterson presided, and speeches
made by Col. Page, Chas. Brown, John
Campbell and others.
CHICAGO, Sept. Is, pm.
GRAIS-Salcs 1879 bushels winter wheat
for milling at SO to 63 347 spring do. at 80 to
40; 1900 bushels corn afloat at 81; 1900 on
board, 50; $50 bushels from teams, 374 to 80
for GO lbs. Oats-salcs : ,G73 bushels from
teams, at Is to 16I for 50 lbs. 1000 bushels
ahoat, IS; 500 bushels barley, So to &c for AZ
lbs.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 16.
Small sales mess pork are making, at 1850.
Business dull CThe Europa news, just re-
ccived, effect not yet apparently Weather plea
SAINT.
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LOUISA q. CURTIS

The said Louisa G.. Curtis will
take notice that the said Johnson s. Curtis has filed his
bill Of complaint in said Court praying Divorce from
said Louisa &. 1ir set forth Adultery subse
qucn the marriage and wilfuy deserving her said
husband without asunabe caiis. Said bill is p, nd
ing in said Court; and uni IS the said Louisa g. APP
pear before said Court the thereof for said
County. and To the said BILL the will be
ken as confessed. CHARLES a. HOBBS,
Clerk Dist. Court of Delaware Co. Iowa
A. X. EAToS, Sofr for Complainant
S,..
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legal NOlicc.

TO FR,SCIs SCHNEIDER Sir, You are hereby notified
that there is file in the office of the Clerk of
the District Court of Dubuque County, Iowa, petition of
Christina Schneider, oat asking for Judgment of D
agasl and that the bands of natrimony be-
tween her and yourself be dissolvcd And stating
for cause, such inuman treatment endangcr her
life, and wml absence without reasonable cause, for the
space Of year And that unless you appear and
dcmur thereto, before the sixth day of
October next, your default will be entered thereon and
Judgment taken asked for in said petition.
HEMPsTEAp & Burr. CHRISTINA SCHNEIDER
Attorneys Sept. 3-4W
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-09-24

New DAILY ~ New York GIry-7he .Ne1r
Yorh Daily H'orid, new Democratic paper,
has been lately issued in that city II is eadcr-
stood to be the organ of the old school dcmocra-
cy.z Something of the kind has been long need
ed. We wish il all success.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-09-24
To his Honor, the MAYOR.

CHANGER. II. CRoCKwELL, who formerly
kept the hotel at Anamosa, has been succeeded
by Dr.. SIScer, who appears to be admirably
adopted for the station. He is agreeable and
accommodating to his guests, neat and tidy
about his premises, and adorns his table with
the very best the country affords. Those whose
business calls them that way, we would advise
to stop at this house.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-09-24
DEE.

DIED-1n this City on Saturday evening last, Mr..
BESSET c. JOHNSON, aged 40 years.
DIED-In this City, on yesterday, of Con-
sumption, Mr.. Thomas HURLEY, aged about
40 years.
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REAL E<TATE.
Violin q VNIa IT,, nan, fA,s Colo

CfTUATED Pleasant Creek, Jackson Co. Iowa,
- within five miles of Bellevue the County seat of said
County, and within and half miles of good Saw
Mill. There $40 acres in said farm of which there
fields, well fenced also, there is good Timothy
meadow, and good orchard on it, and excellent Springs
There good Dwelling House, Graincry, Stable and
o'ner SMALL ,'"tbuildngs There twenty acres OF
pasture wen We, enclosed ,I I'D plenty of timber.
crs; also will dispose of Stock, Crup, and farming
Utensils.
Apply the subscriber his residence, to Mcssrs
Wynk0op Il Watkins of Bellevue.
Ans Off MICHAEL. CATALAN
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-09-24

~ The first death from yellow l.ser at The
Charity Hospital, New Orleans, occcurcd during
the week ending September 9Th. The city is
unusually healthy.-!N. Louis luton.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-09-24

a NEW ST.rE.-The propriety Of forming a
new State of that portion Of Michigan lying
north ofthe Lake is being agitated IN that State
ST. L0uis Union.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-09-24
SheI'iG's Sale.
J. B. SwERINGIN, J

THOMAS O'DeNxELL, EFT AL.
DY virtue of execution directed issued by the
ID Clerk of the District Court in and for the County of
Dubuque and State of Iowa, against defendant, will
the 2d day Of October, A. ID. 1851 bctw the hours
Of nine O'Clock, A. NJ and four o'clock p NJ of that
day, AT the door of the Court House in said County,
pose public sale all the right title interest," claim
and property Thomas O'Donnell in and the follow
ing described real estate witt The south half of lot
number seven hundred and fifty, marked, numbered,
and described the official plat of the city Of Dubuque,
with all the appurenanccs thereuno belonging, to satisfy
said writ, as am therein commanded.
w. G. STEWART, Sheriff D. c.
Dnhlnue. Sent %. lR5I-3tW
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AdnIi11jstCafIO1l Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of admin tratiOn
IN upon the Estate and eff cts of John Schunollengcr
late of Dubuque County, dec have been granted by
the County Judge of said County, Daniel Ernst of Di
buquc. who has qualified SUCH All persons indebted
the said Estate required to settle tho forth
with And all persons having claims against il,
qured present and establish the samr in accordance
to law, without delay. DANIEL ERNST, Admir-
Sept 3-3w
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NOT'lC e..

TNHIRTY DAYS from date, all persons having claims
upon the School Lands, desiring to have, come
the county regularly dstric:ed shall require plat
tilted to by zach District Board, numbering the sections
par. of sections, their boundary hope there will be
ssa~r hsv .sa ;-,st;~s -"sticd bonnda
ries. My object is to have permanently and will
change for triing The report be made to
this office by the LIST October, they will not be
ccived.
GEORGE McIIENRY, School Fund CON-
Duhuunc Sent IS5l-0w
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.

NOTICE is thereby given, that Valentine Bleucl has
~ been duly appointed by the Couny Court OF Dubuque
County, administrator OF the estate and effects of Michael
Wolienshcn, late of said County, deceased, and quail
ifrd All persons indebted TO sad estate required
settle the forthwith and all persons having claims
against il required present and establish the same
according to law, without delay
Sept. l0-3tw VALENTINE BLEUEL, Admir-,
Administrator.
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CHAIN PUMPS.
NOTICE.

HAVE this day bought of W. p. WIGHTMAS his
tire stock of DRY GoOd, Groceries, Hardaedrr. &C.,
well the good will of the establishment shall make
additions To the present stock amounting to II or 10000
dollars. invite country merchant, To call and examine
tho goods and prices and promise TO try all the time to
give entire satisfaction. To my acqiant
and the people generally, invite You all to come
and try p. H. CONGER.
Aug Late of Jackson Co, Iowa.
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YOUR PROPERTY INSURED,

not, please call upon the undersigned who is Agent
i for one of the OLDEST REsPoNsIBLE coMPA-
UNITED STATES,
THE PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF Hartford Conn.,. and takes Fire. Inland and Marine
Risks, Oh the favorable terms.
CLAS. CORKERY, Agent
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-09-24

4 NEW Volume of this s'Jonrnal of health com
"A mcnccd in July 1851. Subscribers should send in
their names The Philosophy and practice of
Iydropathy Physiology, and Anatomy OF the Human
Cody Detc'cs Physical Education, the Chemistry OF
Life, and all ether matter: relating 10 Life, Health, and
Happiness will he given in This Journl. We believe
that may proong his life much beyond the number
Of wears usually attain ID. We propose to show how.
Published MONTH, al One Dollar year, III All vance
Please address all letters, post-pad TO
FUWLERS & WELLS,
l3l, Nassau 81 /, \, y.
K. SrArLprSG, Agent for Dubuque.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-09-24
NEW GOODS
FOR TIL E F Il Ii TR a DE.
At O,HALLORAN,S.

NEW GO DDS
FOR TIL FALL TRADE.
AT O'HALLORAN'S,
No. II, Main street,
DUBuqrE, Iowa.
T HAVE just opened portion of my Fall Goods,
l. prsing large assortment of
DRY GOODS
In all their varetics-such Broad cloths Casncrcs
Satinets; Kentucky Jeans; Blue Blankets Flannels-red
blue and white; Drllings-brown and blue; Cotton Elan
nels-brown and beached; shcengs and shirtings-hiek
stripes Ticking; Table and Bed Linen; Denims Lin
scys, Apacas, Merinos, Dcaincs, Chnzs Gngams, and
Prints of great variety, at prices to suit all tastes, and
sly les to suit the fancy.
READY MADE CLOTHING FOR MEN and BOYS.
Ono Of the largest and best assortnents
in the city.
Those wanting clothing Of any kind from Dress coat
to Fear-naught Over-coat, would do well to examine
BOOTS and SHOES, for Men and Boys-A No. !
article, and at very low prices.
Poikds, in great variety of style and quality.
HITS and CAPS,
A fine The Silk Plush "Cap" of the
may be seen at o'HALLORAN's.
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY
OUCH as is used by the Farmer, Miner, Mechanic and
~ House Keeper.
QUEENSWaRE,
Among the best and most extcnsvestock in town.
GROCERIES
Of all the various kinds, together with various other
goods, such Ladies and Misses Muff some very ne)
Cotton Yarn, Carpet Bags franks, Window Shades and
Paper Curtains, Carpetng, India Mating Carpet binding
White goods; Shawls of the Bay State and Empire Mills
and lots of other things too numerous to mention
To my old Friends and Customers return my SINGER,
thanks for their support amidst all the temptations bu,
goods COST of which this has Of late been the
of, and by fair dealing and uniform prices hope meri
continuance Of their confidcnce-To the public i'm Gen
eral, would say, will sell Goods as low any reg
ular House. Those who doubt il be easily made 4
believe it, on examination. b. ]. O'HALLORAN.
L. 5. will take produce Of all kinds in payment o
debts or in exchange for Goods to the Goth, of Octobe
atcash prices All those who know they owing me
would confer great favor by settling up their accounts
cannot afford any longer indulgence.
Sent % h. ]. OIIAILORAN.
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1t is said that next to tn: Chrystal Palace,
Barclay e. Perkins brewery, where the work
men twigged the brute Haynau, 'hogger of
wemen," is the chief object of interest TO the
continental visitors in Londan
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-09-24

There is Spanish danseuse coming to this
country. so light and ethereal, that she dares
not 90 out when the wind blows, for fear of be-
ing whitfield away like a feather. 1t is said she
once danced hornpp, a soap bubble.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-09-24

Aug. ely.
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NOTICE.

HE undersigned has been appointed assignee OF all the
' rights and credits of the late firm of HAMMOND d
MARkLE 1t is necessary that the business Of said firm
he settled as speedily possible. All persons knowing
themselves to be indebted whether by otherwise
are requested To forward once and make settle
ment, as further indulgence cannot be granted.
sept 9wdtf BEN. NJ. SAMUELS, Assignee.
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Scaled Proposals

WILL be received the office of the Secretary Of the
w Company, j. p Farley, until Monday the 22d inst.
to grade and bridge the road bed for the Dubuque and Sage
vle Plank Road, according to the specifications in the
port of the Engineer and the profile in the hands of p.
Farley Bids will be received for each section and tor the
whole. Bond and security will be required for the faithful
performance of the work. which be completed by the
first day of November next. Payment will be made as
Yellowstone third the middle of October, third the
middle of November, and the balance the first day of
January next. PRESIDENT & DIRECTORS.
Dubuque, Sept. 9Th, lS5l.-td
NOTTON YARN-lO boxes Cotton Yarn, direct from
" the manu- factory, and for sal by
may IA EMERSON & SHIELDS
LII sizes, just received and for sale very low by
"A r GILLESPIE.
3uns Is ."
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lNrlDELITY AMONG THE GERMANs-lt APP
pears from statement in the Lutheran Observer
that an association has been formed among the
Germans Of Cincinnati, for the diffusion Of in.
fidelity, and that they are now publishing Tom
Paines Age of Rcaaon in German, and infidel
tracts, which they distribute gratuituously -
Exchange.
These people are making very poor i'm
provment of the blessings Of a free govern
ment.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-09-24

Duhuque County Bible Society.
al The Society held its regular annual meeting
on Sunday evening last. At the Congregational
Church, l.. Claxk. Hzesident. in the chair--Afa~s,
appropriate religious exercises, conducted by
Messrs. Holbrook and Brooke, the Report Of
The Board Of Managers for the past year was
presented BY the chairman, Rev. Mr.. Holbrook.
From this il appears that in January last, Mr..
Bushnell, the agent appointed for the purpose,
completed the exploration o! the county TO as
certain and supply those families which were
destitute OF the Holy Scriptures. The agent
lsbored l25 days, and visited 1887 families, of
! which SIS had no Bible or Testament. The
whsle number of Bibles found to be in were
22J6, and Of restaments 1909; Bibles sold By
the agent, 1913; Testaments, 2S5; given away,
l5S Bibles and 1876 Testaments. The remainder
Of the unsupplied families refused to receive
Bibles on any conditions. The whole value Of
books purchased Of the American Bible Society
from Is4s, Is i$s79 80. besides $3l 25 worth
dosated by the parent society. The county
society is 10 in debt to the parent society about
325o.
Addresses were made nv Messrs. B. NJ.
Samuels, H. A. Wiltse, Holbrook and Brooke.
A collection was taken up, amounting to be-
Tween go and so. Two committees of seven
gentlemen and seven ladies were raised, to
solicit further donations from the citizens The
following were elected officers for the ensuing
year:
L. CLARK, President.
J. R. Goodrich, T. S. Wilson, w. Y. Lowell
TSes Presidents.
81. A. Wiitse, Secretary and Treasurer.
J. G. Holbrook, r. d. Brooke, Rev. MIR
Hulburt, J. J. Dyer, Managers.
On motion, sdjourned.
l.. CLARK, President
II. A. WiLrsE, Secretary.
Wonder If that Mr. from Galena
1seceeded N purchasing business LOT up stree
~ other day
We bad expected, after the railroad questio,
- fnally settled in favor of Dubuque, that on
usse SPACIOUS Galena friends would peel
ssssnd the corner At US, but we did not suppos
fheY would Be % quick on the track.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-09-24

G5- Hon. STEPHEN Cooke takes the place of
General QuITMAS, in opposition to General
Foo-E, for Governor of Mississippi. Foote's
majority, we hope and believe, will reach $4,000.
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S L O A MS
Horse & Cattle Medicine.

No Medicine in use has accomplished mann ErIya
ordinary Cures and given Cnrcrsa Satisfaction in every
variety and stage of disease or that has 80 eesre ana
rapid sale S0ans Ointment and Condition Pocder.
The Ointment is swiftly superceding all other Oinincns
and Inents for the Of Fresh Wounds, Calls OF all
kinds. Sprais, Bruises Cracked Heels Ringbone, Wind
gals, Poll Evil Calos spavins, Sweeney. Fistula Sit-
fast Strains. Laneness, Sand Cracks. Foundered rect
Scratches or Grease Mango and Horse Dstcmper.
The Condition Ponder will remove all inflammation and
fever purify the blood loosen the skin, cleanse the water
and strengthen every part OF the body and has proved
sovereign remedy for the following diseases:
Founder, Distemper, Hide Bound, Loss of Appetite. In
ward Strains, Yellow Water, Inflammation OF the Eyes.
Fatigue from hard exercise also Rheumatism, Commonly
called stiff complaint which fatal TO many vals.
able horses in this country ii s also safe ard certain
remedy for Coughs and Colds, which generate 30 many
fatal diseases,
These remedies injure and nlnnw Cure If the di.
rec tons are foil. wed.
For further particulars and multitude Of Ceytyc0tes Of
,emnrke. .s Cures. get Pamphlets of agents.
w. 3. SLOAN,
1nLs q
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u Col. Robertson, of the Minnesota Demo
crat, is pouring hot shot into the Ramscy-wh'g
Sibiey democratic, designating, wishy -washy
possum party there. Give EN- fits, Col. Erery
sound Dcmocrnt ,cW sustain N0u.