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SODA WA TER.

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ECARROLLTON LINE-Departure OF Trains
Ho, o d..,,.,s. and
Steam Trs NJ. and every hour afterwards until p
ncuAvsly in summer. and until quarter past in
Ho,.. e.. yso s., SSAnnoLLrom
steam frsns 4 n. and every hour .ferward. until P
y. inclasvely in summer. and until hafpast ?. in
EsrsSi5 cents Chdsn under Il years and servant. loo
day in February and end second Monday in Novsmbss.
These to and from The Depot, No. IS Baronne
eDfrARTURE OF cARs;, ar
w':''' RON b bs.sss''is :iaas: IN
bumme1s i'm llaIayeue IN
=. Depot. 10 Baronne d. 81 TX An.
After which the leave each and fifteen minutes
Then. :. sH 3. 10 and y ?. ~, from the Depot
Fare-lO cents. Children under ID years, half price
0 Notn-Specia Night Can fos parties, balls, meetings,
etc.. supplied when required. mhsl 1y
HOT YE RED HEADS AND GRAY.
last INDIA HAIR DYE csiors ths Hair
Any p.o1 q occasionally ung This Dye may his Hair
BY celebrated Chemist, COMsTOCK auhsr Of
cemsacas Chemistry, Philosophy. and
ccor the h.'r inIung staining
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French Language.

30 asin the above Transa from English into Frepcn
~ Apply at he office oft hsCrsscent. the cornep
polio md ralliOpe streets d1l
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IMPORTANT TO PLANTERS.
WE would respectfully call the attention of Il

Nv public TO the I'm,
p0riancs OF their making
'hemselves acquainted
with the remarkable pro,
peFties Oi the
ELECTRICAL
FEBRI EUGE 1
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FOR DYSP EPSIA.
repaired from the Fourth Stomach of the Ga
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relief for Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jaundce, Liver
Complaint Constipation and Debility, curing after Natufes
certain preventive OF Cholera, ms i Keeps the stomach
and bowels In perfectly healthy condition IN =.
Halt easp0onul Of this fluid, infused in water VIII d.
dissolve five pounds roast beef about two hours
Scientific Evidence.
Baron Lebie in his csebraed work animal chemistry
says An artificial digestive uid analogous to the Gastric
Juice, be readily prepared from the mucous membrane
OF the stomach Of the calf which various articles o. food,
snch and will be 0ttened. changed and dges
sa inst v the same manner as they would be the human
Dr. Pcreira in his famous treatise On Food and Diet
published by Fowler Wells Newly page IS the
same great fact and describes the method Of preparation
There are few higher authorities than DR. Pereira
- ir. Omhe. in his valuable writing The Phyaoogylf
Digestion observes that dmnuliOn o. the due quantity
o. the Ga'trc Juice prominent and all prevailing use
Of pepsa and he states that " distinguishes proes
finding every thing ese to FAIL had re course to
the Gastric Juice, obtains from the somachs of living ami
mails. which proved completely successful
irt remarkable fact in physiology. thai the
stomach OF animals maceraed in water, mpart the fluid
ne property Of dssoyns various articles OF food, and q
eifecng hind Of artificial dge son Of them in diff
III. Smon's work. THE Chemistry of Man." Lea
LanehsId Philadelphia. 1851 pp ssi's, Gays: .The
discovery OF Pep.n orms 10 the chemical history
Of DIGESTION From recent e.ped%en. know that God
dissolved az RAPIDLY IN artificial digestive fluid prepared
r,pf DHnsloa e. JsersSn College phsdephia in his
my pages tS an examina 10" Of this subec! His expert
mens with Dr. Beaumont the Gastric Juice obtained
rom the LIVING human stomach, and from animals. well
perfectly in the artificial in the natural digestion
IL For further proof Of the rkaGe merits Of this
discovery call at 70 MAGAZINE sTsnET and get descrip
.'' ''As Gens~si Assa, o1 So Southern mi ae.
Nv For sale also by tDrnggi-is generally. myl3 "
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TO RENT - The undersigned having deter.
mined 10 move to the country, Wishes to rele -
aiming nine rooms. shower bath pantry and closets has -
fine front and side yard, well paved and with handsome
burberry This abshment recently been eeg fur
nshed with the best furniture all of which will
sold at great bargain. Apply on the premises at
lamp street. fel2 If
TO LET-Several Small houses, one in -
Greenvile, all ready furnished. Inquire of
oil lyos HOLMES, 235 tsravier st. "a
uOUsEs TO RENT.-A number of DWELLING
IL HOUSES for rent on Canal street. between Ro. -
nan and Preaux streets from the first OF October
Apply TO feb III q. NJ. FOGG. 80 Magazine st. -
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70 GASES S 9F s G%ERtAhs P ERRHt1r AND
AsSPITTING BLOOD,

has been the MEANS through Providence. Of saving life
have for several yean had bad cough. 1t became w0
and worse Al last raised large quantities Of blood had
night swea and was greatly debiated and reduced. and
did expect to ive have only used your Sssapan'a
n am now able to walk all ovsr the city !s,.e no
mai am thankful for these results Your ODD servant,
- WV RUasR ELL. 81 CathAYipe sFeet
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:-g oHH BurlsR. Jr.

d. Townsends saIsaoane . sovereign ana spee1ay eae
Falling of the Womb, Costivenes, Piles Lsuchorrhea,
Whites, obsruotsd difficult Mensunation, lncontnencs
of Urine involuntary discharge thereof and oy the
Drosation of the matter whether the result OF
inherent causes producsd by ularty, Illness
effects on the human frame Persons, all weakness and LASH
tude, from taking become robust and full of
under influences II Immediately the nerveess
of the female Frame which is the great Of barren
1t will be expected Of as. in Of delicate
NATURE exhibit certificates of performed but
the afflicted that hundreds q cases have been reported
children, after using few bottles Of this invaluable medicine
have bsen blessed with fine. healthy offspring.
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X EMOVAL-,ln consequence Of the late fire, the
~ old established stand for Philadelphia Wbeelwrish
Work has been removed from under the Rev r. Clapps
hurch e No. PERDiDo STREET nearly opposite the St
gied with Carts. Drsys OK Wheels and Barrow Jesy
the line for city plantation use al low prices for cash or
III sm DAVID G. WILSON. n Psrdido 1t.
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HAMS.-20 casks Sugar cured Canv.sed Hams
IL in store. isl2 FERD. KENNETH CO.
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This extract of SanaDaa has been expressly prepared
reference female complaints No female who has
suppose she approaching that critical PERIOD 1.-THE Tun
of Life, should neglect to take preventive
for any Of the numerous hoTbls diseases to which ema
for several yea by using this medicine. Nor it less yaua
Bile for those who approaching womanbood as is cal
atng the system Indeed, this medicine invaluable for
the delicate diseases which subject 1t braces
the whole SYSTEM permanently the natural energies
by removing the Impurities the body, far stimula
ting produce subsequent relaxation wi CHS the OF
medicines taken for female weakness and disease BY
using few bottles of this medicine many and painful
surs cal operations may be prevented.
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n n ELM A TJSM

This is only one of more than four thousand cases 9
The severe and chronic are weekly eradcaed
to extraordinary virtues.
James Cummings Esq, one of the assistants in the Luna.
tic Asylum BlackweDs Island, il the gentleman spoken Of
INF haf uiuuo
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THE PAIN EXTRACTOR
Ia the surest safest and certain remedy for this disease
Il will positively give relief the cases and ate,
all the old remedies have failed. Persons have frequently
called office with astonishmeni their faces. ars
that they had used the ointment for other diseases
Of their bodies the bowels, and That copious
had resulted fromit This result will always follow horoug
rubbing Of the Extractor the bowels when they
tive Let the experiment be tried 1t perfectly safe; anc
IN no instan ecan the Pain Extractor DO harm.
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The Original and Only Gsnuine.
NO COMPOUND

This certifes that DALLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR
has been used ny family for Sal, Rhspm Of thirteen yea
alevated, and they both entirely removed Ths
be nOdoubt but this Medicine has all the that the
Patent reclaims for from what has fallen under ober
ya0n added the respectable testimonials in its favo
Others 1ho have used it muediate relief
do cGeefuy recommend to the attention otthe afflicted
the this invaluable salve
Buffalo, NJ Y. ROSWELL CHAPLIN
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FITsl FITsl FITsI

d. Townsend not having tested hs sarsapara in case
Of Fits of recommended it, and was surprises
to receive the following intelligent and respectable
Farmer Of WsstcheateF county: .
- FoRDHAM, August Is, 1647-
Dr. Topnssna-Daar Sir: have little girl seven
of age. who has been several years afflicted with Fits we
although could find no recommendation U sar CIRCULAR
for cases like hem. thought, she was in delcae
health we would give her of your Saapaa,
very glad did, for only restored her strength, but
has had of the Fits. to great pleasure and
prise She fast becoming rugged and hearty, for which
we fee, grateful. Your, respectfully,
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SCROFULA CURED.
Thin certificate conclusivey proves that this
perfect control the obstinate disease of the Blood
Three persons cured in one house unpreoedentsd.
THREE CHILDREN.
Dr.. 7opnsead-DeaI Sir: have the pleasure to inftru
you that three Of children cured Of the
BY the of yOur excellent medicine. They aitc
very severely with bad have taken only four bottles
took them away 70: which feel mysef under great obga
ton. Youn, respectfully,
IaAAC w. CRAM LOS Woost.r street.
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OPINIONS OF PHYSN lnNS.
Dr. Townsend is Amos, daily receiving orden from Phys
oians in different parts Of the Union.
This 70 certify, that we, the undersigned Phyacian
the city Of Albany, have prescnbe 1t
TOwnsends Sarsapana, and believe be Of the mos
valuable preparations in the market.
H. 2. PULINs, Nj
J WILSON, N. D.
X. b. BRIGGS, NJ. D.
Albany, Ap l, lS47. p. E. ELhEND0kyy, II. n
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PROsP r CT US.
BRITISH PERIODICAL LITERATURE.
Repatriation Of the London Quarterly, the Edin-
burgA, the North British, and tho Vest
sfer Pa. 1


Is the exponent of the wing party Great Britain. having
~ advoca,ed freedom and the rghts Of
he peope. hen the apparently OF determination,
was wa.ed against France by Brush tory ruer., during
WHEN oceaiel the second great struggle Of England
oul own this REVIEW rt unued the dag Of resist
ahce ana made BY Its unanswerabe eloquent appeals
Dena oi nsenable rights, the halls Of British lexs
ns Of those evsns presented in the pages Of
those he found, perhaps in the lang ls
~ G was y that at the leaders
were especially direc,ed found powerful
10 " by ordinary and hence they established
me Soanefy as 1t 10 dang ulshed among the Amer
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A GENCY OF THE O'FALLON STEAM
MILLS, St Lous-We will always be supplied with
q stock OF this choice brand Of Flour
Ill w.t. FERp KENNETH q co a3 Magazine st.
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CAUT lON

CAUTION.
Owing to the shtS1ceess and immense sale Of Dr. Towr
Elixirs, Bien, Extracts of Yellow Dock etc. They
ally put the shaped hotties, and some OF then
worthless limitations, and should be avoided.
York Redne Co., STATE street, Bos.on; pyou 8. n
gs Baltimore; P. NJ Cohen, Charleston; 1906 South Pear!
street. Albany P. II; McGraw, Nachez and by all N
principal Druggists and Merchants throughout thu
:, J. WRIGHT. Isl CAartrs; strsst. .,.,..
% SoLr Aersr. New Orleans.
tkKuOk ihN WAKEtiDt SIX CUMPANI;7Th
- BROOKLYN Warehouses at Agier. opposite
and MERCHANDISE from the NORTH. intended for
Shipment Having 1900 feet front the with wharvea
IN front Of the Warehouses by which goods are Immediately
room will be found NE dischargiaS Of steamers a..
loading of ships. .
Charges are 1ed very low rates. and accommoda
non offered to the Merchants IN the city NJ the Shppe
the upper county. Il is the wish OF the ompany to eaua
the commencement the Alta ,te DOCK, OF New York.
PERSONS interested IN transmitting Mefcbahdise are nve
eans. r, j. CASEY, Secretary.
- Rstereae:.~s;& R. Geddes; Price. Frost Cos J; "
FRESH GOSHEN BUTTER-30 kegs fresh
Tor nshy tan2,l WIN. nEwEY 3 GrayieIs
FRESH SElDLITZ and SODA POWDERS,
gross seidllz Powders, superior article do Soda
my2i p i. MASSEY, earnar Camp and Gavier
A GENCY OF THE OFALLON STEAM
IA MILLS, st. Louis-We will always be supplied with
iii vi FERH KENNETH q co % Masauue st.
IL in store. isl2 FERD. KENNETH CO.
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NOTICE TO THE l. LADIES.
Thoss that initiate DR.. Townsend's Sarsaparlla, hav
invariably called their stuff great Remedy for Females, sc
and have copied bills and circulars which relates
complaints OF women. word for word-oher men who ~
Up medicine have since the great success Of Dr. Townse
Sarsaparila complain incident females, ecommende
then, although previously they did number Of these
Mixtures Pills. etc.. injurious to females, they agra
disease. and undermine constitution.
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Dar,s's Syrup Of Wiid Cherry and Tar-We wound call
attention the advertisement Of this valuable medicine
other column. Several Of its sau,ay effects CONS
under personal obsy aton and therefore confidently
recommend 1t the afficsd-Ed. ~ j. Weekly Vistfsr
ssd Temperanes Ssnt,nsl, (7ysnton,) Feb 3. Is4l.
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1t is the safest and most eeetual medicine for purifying
the SYSTEM and relieving the suerngs attendant upon child
birth discovered Il strengthens both the mother and the
child, prevents pain and disease increases and enches IT,
food those who have used il think it Indispensable 1t
highly useful both before after confinement, pr5
diseases attendant upon childbirth cosiveness, piles
lung. pain in the back Snd joints, false pains, hemohage,
and regulating the secretons and equazng the crcua
il has equal The of this medicine is,
always safe, and the most delicate and most successful
castor oil magnesia is useful. Exercise in the open
and light food, with this medicine, will always insure aa
nd may mont
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-17
A CARD.
J. r.. PORTEE. nentnI surrenn.

AaiNG purchased the Entire Stock and Dental Prac-
i tee of d. b. LEE of this place respectfully tenders
his professional services the citizens of Dubuque and
the interior.
Office opposite the Bank and Immediately orer the Ercaan pe
and Banking House.
where he will be happy perform all operations upcn the
feoth beth for their beauty and preservation Teeth in
serted IN whole or partial sets, upon any of the modern
improved methods, with or without artificial gums and
ecarronted for lie.
Particular attention paid TO Extracting Filling and
ceansng alo to the regulation of Cldren's teeth lie
uses no material but the best and WILL in all operations
whether surgical or mechanical give entire satisfaction or
make no charge. Refer TO
Asa HoRR, NJ. D.; Hon. LINCOLN CLARK;
). w FIaLEY VI. d.; Mai NJ. Moarry;
U. w. RICHARDS, ". D.; P. WALES, Esq;
X. |. THOMAS, NJ. ID.
Dr. r has on hand LARGE and wei selected stock of
lHLE TEETH, which he offers to the Pro
cited i' '
Dubuque, Sept. 10. 1851.
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OK HAND AGAIN!
g. HATS AND CAPS. O.

WAN. DONNELlAN, late proprietor of he Pcopl9'S
" Hat Store, having made arrangem nts with a large
house in st. Louis, rs now in receipt, at his form stand,
81 IN entirely new stock Of Hats and Caps, of the latest
fashion, and Of the finest mat rial thar has been IF
~ in Dubuque, which lie will sell on the very best
terms He viii he constantly supplied with everything in
his line, suit 10 the market. He will also shortly
mence tie manufacture VI hats, when he will be able
the part OF purchasers. He determined hy industry
ana strict attention u business to ed AltWho hny
tom him may ~ upon getting good article strictly
what is presented to be. Grateful fur the patronage
heretofore bestowed upon him, he asks continuance, Of
the puhlic favor.
~ Rememhnr, the store il next door TO Emerson &
Shields, mmrdiat " uni the City Hotel.
Dubuque. April IL, lS5l-y
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Mr. FIrLNoBE's RECONCILIATION The
Springfield Republican claiins to have good
reason to believe that Mr. Fillmore was hut
few days since, quite dosirous, ifnot determn
ed, to incorporate his decision not TO permit his
name to he used as a candidate for the presi-
dency, into the e'sage; and if he has waived
! hIs official annnnciatinn in that form, It mast
| nave been at the earnest counsel Of some at
his friends, and perhaps the friends of other
| candidates, also.
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GOLD REGIONS.
COUNCIL BLUFFS AGENCY.
e. IL EEgs E.G VEG

rFNlilS Frrv, chartered by the Legislature of Iowa
4 has he in successful operation for the last two
wears, and given raj satisfaction the heavy emf
grttlon to satisfaction To California II is the
M on tn Missouri river IN the State of iowa. Pr0of
not dollars worth Of property has ever en- lost by
those crossing r. Ii is tile nearest and best route "a
California. tr0Q: the first emigrans that arrived al
sacramento last season. made the "trip from Council
Bluffs in - days. II is the heatles route-onv three
ras of cholera occurred til north side of Plate
river last aSon, whilst the south side some five
six hundred W graves show cuncusvsly the fearful
ravages Of this terrible disease.
For flrth information printed certificates pub
liShel | tiers, Clayton's guide aud b sf maps
Nv rNtiing II oded by the enigrant be had at
Council lGflS and kanesvle fair terms as al any
other crossing place the Missouri river.
WHEELING, CLARK & co.
Co neil Bluffs, June, IS |.
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FRANKlvG PRIviLEGE:-The Postmaster
General has decided that Postmastcrs have the
privilege Of iranhirg letters to publishers of
newspapers covering money for subscriptions
or the names Of subscribers when the Post
mastorls agent for the publisher, and his agency
will be presumed from the fact that he franks
them
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coFr1Ns, E corrsNs.
V. IIERANcoRT g. CO.
GOODS CHEAP FOR CASH,

"Still few more left Of the same sort"
3 RESPECTFULLY announce TO the citizens Of nu
hpqe ana tho surrounding country, that have nearly
completed my stock If
GROCERIES.
have hard, 20 bbe brown sugar 3 hhds do n bills
crushed sugar - sacks Rio Coffee, 100 bushels dried ap
pies AND peaches, 500hs batting 5000 lbs cotton
yarn ?. Q and ~ 70 boxes palm sean o boxes mould
candles ttaluw boxes star candies 100 heached sacks
c. A. salt. and every other article in the grcery line.
am daily expecting from the Fast, large addition To
my stock Of Dry Gous. take this opportunity of re-
turning my heartfelt thanks the citizens Of Dubuque
and surrounding country for the very liberal patronage 50
generously extended 70 since nv soipurn AMONGST
them, and trust by strict attention business and de-
sire to sell cheap and good goodsma continue to merit it,
J. b. THOMAS,
Oct. 9s-dwy Nearly opposite the NAPLES House.
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JONI MrTcHELL.--The Peoples 4drocaie, a
New South Wales Journal Of l4th June, CON
;ans some news of the Irish exile, John
Mltche'l--and fresh instance Of the brutal
tyrannyof the Governor of Van Dteman'
Land. After wears Of separation, John Mitchell
had inst hrard that his family had arrived to re-
Join him in his exile. He flew to obtain per.
mission to go and see them there The per-
mission was obtained, but in the haste it was
NOT committed to writing, and reaching
baunceston, instead of being permitted to CLASP
his lonr-separated family TO his bosom, he was
hmselfcast into dungeon-the pretence for
the a'rocons strech Of authority being the ah.
sence Of the written form of leave - Cath0fic
Standard.
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Reception of Eossufh.

A'Eh iohh, l'fC' u
The Kossuth demonstration is proceeding with
great enthusiasm. The turnout was immense.
The committee proceeded to Statan Island at an
early hour, IN two steamers, and returned up
the Bay about II o'clock, being snlntcd at
Governors and B,dlow's Isllnd, and by the
numerous vess Is in the hlrbor.
After a run up the East and North rivers, the
steamers returned to Castle Garden, where
Kossuth was received by the Mayor and COM
mon Council. The reception is sill proceed
ing.
The Corporation Dinner. at the request of
Kossuth, is postponed till Thursday, on account
of his fatigue.
The German Glee Clubs intend serenading
him at his quarters at the Irving House, this
evening. Three celebrated bands have volun-
tecred for the OCCASION. The whole number Of
performers will reach 700 or s01,-- Chicago
Tribune.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-17
Sr. LorIs. Nny. %

Later from the PiainS We have intcll.
gence from Independence, confirming the nc
counts Of the loss of l75 mules belonging t, the
government train en- rnnte to the States, sixty
miles beyond Council Grove. There had been
an immense fall of rain and seet, and one man
had frozen to death, which is supposed to be the
cause Of the disaster
The Santa Fe mail with months later in
telligencc from New Mexico, was hourly ex
pected at Independence