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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-01
Ste plaen A. Douglas.

The following remarks, from dignified po
lttical adversary, gives evidence of the wishes
u the wings, in case they cannot elect Their
own candidate 10 the Presidency. Though no
inclined 10 crafty the wings over much, we are
disposed 10 consider their wishes in this respect
We shall therefore, fog them mos, triumphant
iy al The next presidential election with the mar
whom they nsder The best able to beat them
" We extract the following notice of tn,
distinguished ci,izen whose name heads this ar
1icle, from late number Of the Western I'm.
ianist-a respectable wing Journal. Should
We be doomed to encounter def.a,-which we
10 not now multiplication in this event, we
prefer that : the little giant should carry oti
The honors, and The spoils' also, rather then
any other member of his party. We do net
doub his attachment TO our national Union :
although unable to agree with him on Ger.
ain points Of foreign and domestic policy, we
oeheve the honors and the rights OF this State
would be safe in his hands, and this Admins
ration would, IN the main, promote The general
prosperity of the country, and justify the gen
erous confidence Of his fellow CITIZENS. '-.iltoa
etegrdph
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From the Far West.
SAVANNAH, Mo-, April g, 1850
Mcssrs. Fl. Blakesly & Co., ST, Louis;

SAVANNAH, Mo-, April g, 1850.
Mcssrs. II. Blakcsly & Co., ST. Louis:
would hereby infam yu that have been greatly
afflicted with disease OF the ungsin 1877, paricu-
Early, had several severe attacks the last OF which
likely prove fatal but b. the recommendation OF friend
10
Dr.. ROGERS SYRUP OF LITERWORT
md TAR,
consented do after all other remedies had failed,
and this being the only apparent remedy left TO perform
cure. happy 10 have il in my power state,
that used six bottles of the medicine and believe
saved my life and since my recovery keep the
Livcrwort and Tar in my hou:e family medicine,
md induced TO off you this statement il you
satisfy any others VINO may DO similarly afflicted, OF
the high value If this medicine
Signed j. w. THOMPSON.
Proprietor of /" Nebraska House."
Messrs. H. Eakc,y & Co.
Gcnts.-I personally uanted with J. W. Thonlp-
and believe him 10 be of high standing in this
community and perfect pcntlemanl would aiso add,
hay sold considerable of the medicine in question, and
believe it excellent remedy for coughs, colds, and
diseases OF toe lungs.
J. MCDONALD, M d.
Savannah No., April, 1852
a~~ Sold Wholesale and retail by II. Blaksey & c.,
Agents for the Western States, south west corner Third
and Chestnut streets, st. Louis, Mo.
Eff. GILLESPIE, Agt. at Dubuque.
MIR 4 Barfows Galena.
Agency IN Dubuque,
T. MASON. Druggist,
Sign of s'Gaod Samaritan - Main-street,
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PETER NAPLES

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
EVERY VARIETY OF DRY GOODS.
Is noac opening tie largest and most spIcndid
stock Of goods erer brought accsi Of the Ms
s,sssppt, aborc ST. Louis.
CONSISTING, in part of silks, satns watered pop
~ Inns, damascus, embroid red and plain cashmere
satin du chine, crcnadine sres, fancy vevefs moirt
antique, most beautiful mantillas, lades' silk velvc
coaks, rich bonnets with pumes, ribbons of all kinds
und rscsves. calieoes, musiins shawis, accs and ali
other articles want, d by the ladies.
ALSO
Cloths from the cheapest to the rcry finest suiting in
quality and pIice every purse and taste Boots and
Shoes Of all k'nds-kip calf, &C.; Hats and
Caps, all styles and qua es-Reaty made coats and
vests Shirts pants, &C. &C., of the complete
west.
superior LOT Of grucer s-Tea Cof G. and Sugars q,
All KINDS caspetings, A.iD IN SHORT, all kinds Of
enoas wanted ny TIE farm r, merchant, and indeed by
all ages and sexes be what their atoms or conditions
in life what tn may
No trouble to shOU COX goods gire me call and IRE ARE
sure to trade. Aug aI-ly
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no. 44-11-1A

Corner Of Main and 18th streets. DaBaonc. lama
'INlE undersigned al their old established stand Ma
L A, City Hotel building, take pl assure in annnun
eng 10 IN NUM- rds patrons that their spring stock
cow complete, and will be Sid at retail and wholesale
on as favorable terms as any other house in the civ
we ketp an Kinds OF merchandise: Dry Goods Groce
TICS HARDWARE, Liquors. Boots and Shoes, and in a
"ofd, al mat the country needs. We wish and intend
TO do iar gitimate busnessno false pretepces suc
as pretending TO Sell AT cost 1t is our obi CT TO inn,
pugn the motives OF others, will we do it, Ne only
Wish To say word to the unsuspecng portion of com
MUMMY ana tnat Is be aware OF such gull traps. w
Use e tefn Tor we have no other TO use and dc
them justice. We shall poke the poe out when we are
found TO do so: but We would recruit our stock 10 he
amountof SIX or eight thousand dollars and still sell al
cost We think it would be. if we were to do So an in
snN to the most onenlishtt ned mind.
we are thankful for past favors, and hope by strict
uftenon 10 business, 10 merit continuance of the
same. EMERSON 4, AHIEInS
Dubuque, Nav 7, 1881.
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Browns Essence OF Jamaica
(HlEsyaP

capofateiy prepared from carefully selected articles
OF me best quality; it possesses, in conccnrat
loi, an me valuable properties of The Jamaica Gjupc
ana IS warranted to b. fr from all irritating or 9th
prop rfies ct an injurious tendency
It's bencfciay used in a variety of circumstances
"h re warm cordial and grateful stmulan is reonired
particularly IN cases VIII re there is sense of exaus
o sse rom excessive fatigue or heat, few drops
IN malt fumb1er Of water with little smear vii 10
uhd an Ell ctua and most pl asant storative which
'S ess nee highly useful addition to the trav-
e RS portmanttau, well the family coecIion ot
remedies. ''i'o" Vi
hefe there IS an unpleasant Of weight or nausea
ater eating, frm imperf CT Digestion or where nausea
Is induced from riding in railroad car or carriage or
lroh the motion OF vessel at the Essence of Gin
ger CIV, according to the directions viii almost in
variaby give relief. "
IN ordinary diarrhGa ncpent cholera in shorr in If,
cases Of prostraton of the digestive functions VIII ber
from indulgence or disease, il is of stimabe value
Dufns the summer months and in Southern climates
u - - vauabe, particularly during the prevalence OF
out TIIOTiIY uAsON
June q e " D"o''4ue
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ST. J1sEPH'S FEMALE AcADrMY.

eo4NDOS1 LII lie SISTERS OF CHARITY OF
TIE BLESSED VIRGIN:
.4boM ctght miles from DuJuquc
WE situation OF this academy is beautiful and picnr
eique; the air is pure and heaitIful calculated te
improve tbs constitution and To mpart vgor the
mind The course of education comprises photography
reading, writing, arithmetic, grammar compositions clio
ctioh geography, Use OF the globes algebra, French
history, sacred and profane chronology mythology bot
any, chemistry, astronomy, music, piano fcrfe guitar
Sc; drawing, PLAN and ornamental needle work, &c.
ibe sisters cilhodv in their educational course all
that may be found useful in modern Improvement and
which may ,ead refine the and TO devcope the
natural resources OF the mind. They endcayor TO COM
hine morality and literature so that each NAV happily
emnspire 10 the progress and advancement of the other
They study unite with the ordinary ccuy so NJ o5,c,
ton the refiaed and tn, more necessary acconpli N
| ments of the mind being fully y rsuadcd that mere
scicnllc education becomes more pedanry unless ac-
cunpaned with graceful address, with that ease and
elegance OF manners which always bespeak highly cul-
tivated mind, and which found, next TO virtue the
most noble endon of the mind-he most nrecinus
| ornament of the .emale character
Young ladies of every religious denomination are adj
hed INTO TINS academy where pecial care is taken
a no influence ever blast their religious principles but
as ofdc, 10 oessar FOR the good govcrnm Mt Of every
INSTITUTION. they VIII be required observe ordinary
regulations of external worsi.l
Those forms and so nj, CHI rIzed and nr,c
ccd in polite soci y, strictly ncucaed YET care is
taken To- prevent these ssary ceremonies from gen
Grating into those exravagan compliments which have
neither meaning i'll their form, sincerity in III r pre
tensions. ~
The system of education pursued in this accadcmv
calculated to remove that painful disgust generally *
perenced by young minds in the pursuit of Their studies
to Iends those studies rather recreation
piss than Il dtsagrceabe task or tiresome dutv r.
No cx Tons spared the sis rs TO impart m III
minus OF t:tf pu1itls information
shall PROV, IN after hf an in -lnahle 10 socic
", an undralnab.e source OF pure delight themselves
and remove til IN from that dangerous intercourse which
vaeuity OF mind render highly agreeable 70 tile uned
cat d. NN
noafa ana ml,ioh per annum, 800 90
Washing per aHnum, /. m
ts i.t,.. anu use VI piano PCT quarter, 10 90
~. rei I.'',,ei, 10 90
iStry and Botany, , m
Drawing and painting, On
French, m
Payments mast he made in adrancc.
Persons residing at distance required 10 have
responsible agent in the city Of Dubuque
No .sduction made in the of children benc with
drawn before the expiration of the quarter unless in
cases of sickness. ~ "
All letters to he directed (post pad) to Mother Mary
Frances Clarke, ST. JoscEl.s, Dubuque
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-01

| BEs9C7
Compile xtion RI MY tinted with the bloom of health,
! u-iah skin as pure and fair parian marble
Soit ana sw ct as The fragrant
| Teeth as sound and White as alabaster,
Breath OF sweetest fragrance, AMI lips of coral tint
Win fiowins nnglets am glossy locks,
LuXurant trcsseS dancing gracefully o'cr the swan like
neck,
Ne dark rcpIsive spots 10 the pleasing picture
CT to cast dull shadows o. btauty's mast piece
R4DW.7IS .NEDIC.dTED soap.
Composed of the delicious rare and fragrant gums
OF extracts 'is; andc silly essences
VI HOVER, roots, trees and ori ntal plants,
Posst ssins wond rous virtues %, skin diseases
TO The CO.HPLEXiON I7LHPiRTS BEAUTY
~ cleansing the skin from all eriptive matter
Makes clean the pores gives action To tho capiliarics
ny which all poisonous humurS elected
And II h aithy action 10 the skin restored.
10 the t. tn 1t gives white and prevents decay,
II makes tile skin soft sweet and smooth,
Transforms the most reprIsive and dstgured visase-
10 = I'll II and beautiful cpmpla Aiou.
R7DW.3l'S CIRC.1SSLi.T B.3LM
lmpar's nulrmeut 10 the iair,-
Makes it strong, glossy, rich and uxuriant,
Cleanses the scalp from dandruff-gives action TO the
buibs--
Fastensthe hair upon the scalp, and forces grow
Like guano 10 barren SOIL it makes it rich and pro
duttve,-
To dress The hair, make it smooth and glossy
Strong and beautiful, &c.
Rad'oag's Cireassian Balm is the sue plus u,ran
GTPrce 25 Cents per bottle.
RAILWAY & CO Practical Chemists,
l62 Fulton street. n. Y.
TIMOTHY MASON, Dubuque,
Only Agent for Roadway ! Co. in Dubuque
July 1851. No. 4I-l
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1REAcHERY SoMEwHERE.-Thc WASHINGTON
correspondent Of the Baltimore San, alluding to

1REAcHERY SoMEwHERE.-Thc Washington
correspondent Of the Baltimore San, abiding to
the Cuban tragedy, says:
We have received further informatian from
private and Spanish sources which gees to con.
n I, inc impression, produced by other facts,
that the Captain General Of Cuba was made we'll
acquainted with the Lopez expedition, and the
names Of those persons in Cuba who were in
the plot, some time before the Pampcro left for
New Orleans, and that he was well prepared
cer.s aassayiaus to receive the Invaders. It is
advised a bv h Ne knew at what point Lopez was
There can be no aa an,,aa compatriots to land
peg was going on to execute he ina. while Lo-
ana acting IN perfectly good faith to % the plot
ne enlisted with him, his CO ploters in Cus shora
no a., design but TO betray him and his force
iaeg ana the captain General cf Cuba cncour-
aged him to come to Cuba, and some ne onr
own public officers took care to throw no i'm.
pediment in his way
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-01

NOBLE TREArMEAT or FfuSoARiAs RErU-
sErs or BoARD OF L s. MANOR War
TO IKE Editors of TIE n, T. Tribune: After We
had shaken of the cruel fst.ers Of Austrian ~
Fanny, and had taken fight from TUSCANY, we
embarked Ia q little boat upon the Mediterranean
Sea- Having reached, through the most im,ni-
neat peril Of death, the Sandman Coast, we en-
tcr.ained the strongest hopes that we were al
last in perfect security. In this We were Bit
terly deceived, fer here too, as everywhere else
IN Italy, were Austrian spies. Our seizure was
the consequence, md death on the scatfold
seemed to be our fate. From the windows of
our prison (whcre re had been placed under
closest custody we saw in the harbcr the Anne
mean flag. This gave rs one more hope. We
addressed ourselves BIZ letter 10 the Commodore
of the American Feet, begging him TO effect our
release. This noble friend of hufnanity did not
sutfer our petition to fall to the ground. but ex-
tended to rs that sympathy which j. always 50
gladly given by his Great Nation to all who are
sxiled and oppressed We were brought to this
sountry in safety on board the L S. ship Lex
tngton, Capt. Mitch II. When we came on
Beard the vessel, we were so niserably clothed
that We were unable to bear the severe weather
II SEES in the months Of Octaber, November.
end December, 1850. The officers Of the soua-
aron rede contribution asaonr themselves, and
raised 80 much that we (eicht men il ally were
furnished each with good BID and rsrm win
YER clothing, and aoundan.iy provided with every
cecessary until We reached dae shores of Anie-
fsca- We experienced roseavc-, q board the |
ship, the most truly hsotaerfr treatment
feel it to be lav b9u-3-n duty, for myself
and IN the name Ct mr. cosapan.on5, to offer
luohciy to these nosle F.sa our warmest
tAanks E. Il. Try,
L. frs.~ ~srtat,
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Forwarding and Co.3,n,ss,on

gNHE undersigned takes this ethod 10 inform tn pub
nc that lie has taken the large, commodious brick
ware House on the Landing in the CITY Of Dubiguc
o"a ana Is now ady to receive in store or shin ali
KINDS OF Merchaudlze, Household Furnur and other
property, to or from any part the United States ON
'he most favorable terms Liberal cash advances made
on eonsgnnlenfs if desired. Salt Flour Bacon Lard
Che Sc, ana almost every article of Family Groceries
foreign and domestic Fruit will be kept constantly on
land steamboats, will be urns cd with stores al tI.
lowest rates. In conclusion, will say, thar all busin SIS
entrusted to my care shall be transacted with pronptn
care, and despatch, and on favorable terms as any
house in til. city of Dubuque.
For refer nce refer to the following gen,,em n nj ,
city: : 80
rETER APLEs, W. r. WIGHTMar,
WM lA"rHER i Co., J. T. FARLEY < Co.,
y. Z. BIssEL II. Y. LOWELL.
Dubuque, April l6, ls5I-tf q. II. WEST
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he following IS an extract of the address O
| WIN LITTLE, which we extract from the 5;l
annual report of the Ohio State Board of Ac
: culture:
i Sand now, having, hope, engaged your at
tention to the necessity of providing suitable
food for dumb animals, let me ask YOU the cues.
ton, how do you feed your animals It mat
ters not how perfect the form, and how pure the
blood Of your colt or your calf may be, if they
are not operly fed and sheltered during the
winter m nths. BY this do not mean that
they should bc.pamPercd and stuffed to he ruin
OF their constitutions, fer the sake of having the
largest and latest yea aes in the neighborhood
but mean that all ANIMALS, of any are. on
your farm, ought to have a shelter in which
they may abide during the severe storms of our
northern winters; and mean that all animals
ought to have sufficient quantity of food to
keep them IN healthy, growing condition, all
through the long season when winter reigns SUI
prcme. 1t viii not do to say thAt you cannot
afford it. As said before, on another subject,
you cannot do otherwise; for just 50 certainly
as your stock IS neglected, just so certainly do
you lose money
How many Of you have experienced the fact,
that yon have been offered iaore money for an
animal in the fall than the sane animal would
bring in the spring. As do not wish to preach
anything which do not PRACTISE Will tell vnu
my own course. My calves are provided with
a large, airy shed, in which they haze parsty Of
room 70 exercise. This shed IS well bcdded
with plenty Of straw, and kept clean by the
addition of flesh straw every day The opst OF
hay is given them, much as they will eat,
and IN addition about quart Of meal Or chopped
feed Is given to each one every day The re-
suit -, that | can realize in the spring, from
50 to SEQ per head for by yearly hciicrs and
steers Now what is the difference between
the cast 81 keeping calves in this way and the
more usual plan! Each of my calves will eat,
IN the course OF the winter. perhaps So worth
Of hay, and in addition, the chopped iced win
cost about once cent per day, o. about 81 50
t"r the win.er-in all 81 SO !; in the spinr they
are worth $50 each In the other place, ihe |
cali Is fed on straw or refuse hay, and nj three
years old will, if steer, bring perhaps $50, if |
4 heller, about So 1t requires no great skill
n arithmetic to tell which is the most profitable /
The same observations will apply to all other
stock. My own Practice is TO have stall or
he'd tor every animal the farm; and NV
,pinion is, tia. no farmer ought 10 keep one
animal more than he can accommodate. -.lfa.h.
Farmer
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NOTICE

i
[ Is HEREBY GIVEN, That tie Dubuque Mutual Fire
Insurance Company has been incorporated under the
povisu uf Tie General Assembly OF the State
OF Iowa. entitled can Act To authorize general incorio
rons,'' for the purpose of mutually instiring dwelling
houses Stores shops and other buildings house hold fur
ntre, and other property Of its members
The capital stock Incorporated consists OF the deposited
premium notes Of its members, subject 10 assessment for
losses andex penses
Two and half per cent the amount Il the deposit
premium is actually paid in when the articles 81 IN
corporation signed and insurance effected by every
member, and the renand.r is TO be paid whenever the
Directors shall make assessment said notes to pay oss
es and expenses.
The ASSOCIATION commenced its corporate existence
the 2t day Of April, 1913, which will expire the 26t
day Of April IS g. but subject TO renewal by unanimous
vote OF the members for like period of twenty years..
The officers of the company consists OF board OF lively.
directors, lie elected annually the first Monday i'll
Juue and President, Secretary and Surveyor appointed
by the Directors.
G. II. BOOTH, President
j. c. WEATHERBy, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
c. II. Booth, j. P. Farley, james l.. Langworthy,J
Weatherby, +. V. Goodrich, Richard Benson, w. 5. Gil
liam, Jno g. Shields, p A. Lorimef, w Lawther, Peter
NAPLES, and NJ. Mobev
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DUBUQUE MARBLE YAI.D
TOMB AND GRAVE STONE
MANUFACTORY

I'D TANNING, late of St. Louis, MO-, has
Il located himself permanently at Dubuquc,
whcre he intends to manufacture to order
MONUMENTS, TOMB AND GRAVE STONES,
In plain classical style
: lie Will Keep. hand 6ne assortment of
marble, ready to salt the various fancics and
desires of his customers
MARBLE MANTELS, SII.IS AND TRANSOMS
AND nuiip'NG WORK OF DESCRIPTIONS.
Finished neatly. and with despatch
workshop on Iowa street between Sixth and
Seventh. P. FANNING
Dubuque, Aug. g. lo5l-Gm.
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TIE coon SAMARITAN
DRUG STORE.
.hd. 81 Ham street, Da5aqre, Io,ra.
rI3iE subscriber informs the fri nds and customers OF
this Iong established and well rriyd house, that he is
receiving large and full assortment of all articles
in the line vi his business. Among tiuse
Fr Sh Drugs,
Patent b, dieincs,
Pants and Oils,
Glass and Putty,
and new chemical pr partitions.
lie keeps constantly hand and for sale in any guam
thy:
PAINTS & COIOPS.
Mixed and ready fer INN. date use.
Bat SUES.
OF every description for painting, whtewasing, ETC.
" ND,N GLsSr.
OF every size from 40 to 2ix36 inches.
pI,l xiS N>fb Oh tss-W ARE,
For Druggists PLY sicians and Grocers.
INSTRUMENTS.
For Surgeons, Ac. ,uclers, and D, nt<ts.
ACID shD Vi AnBLt u 81,
For soda wat,r makers and public houses.
EsSENI l. uIiS NM * sLOkS.
Fer Coniectoners, Bakers, etc.
SUPERIOR StiiE.
For Cabinet makers, and Millincrs.
bl st-SItFFs.
For every purp.se aud for every BODY
CifLyRisSf LINE AND SDDA.
For purifying, cleansing, and keeping away cholera
Ntif eti;S.
OF iron, glass, wedg wood and marble of all Sizes
stsNi HIS.
Cona coach. Japan black and bright and man of yari
sus qualities and for all purposes, ttc., ad infaaam
Country merchants and dealers supplied ON the most
accommodating terms.
Good packed and forwarded the shortest notice and
in the safest manner.
Terms Cash-Prices Low.
Dubuque, May Z, 1851. TIMOTHY MASON.
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NATION or DEMocRAlTIc GovrRsoRs
The election of Powell, as Governor OF Ken.
lucky, gives to the Democracy IS of the RI
Governors Of the different States The St,tes
ot Vermont, New York, Pennsylvania, and
Florida, have Wing Executives, while all the
other States have Democratic. The certain
election of the Democratic candidate in Penn
sylvania, wiii reduce the present number Of
Wing Governors "a few" Verify, we are q
Democratic Nation
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Victory w heat :sssfs Seed hsf.Es.
4 LIZ IL A..

ST. LouIs, Mo,
THIS DRILL is offered TIE Farmers of the valley
L the Mississippi in full contidency that il vii pr.vc
nlplcin nj OF immense valu To them. The brill
is simple, con,qcte and CHI ap. Thrs drills,
inrhes apart it pan;s six feet wide Two horss are
used to plant, say II acres per day. The drill can bs
regula plant from Two quarts To ten bushels 10 the
byii ns,iy raising lowering lev rthc te dcra
be easily closed ty one, AS 10 p,nt out pali
rows without Ih is also wt arrang d land
measure IL wheat sown, two OF three inches
Deep with this drill and planted early, say middle OF
Sept iuber, and tin peek 10 halt husliel
til acre, will not wnt kill. One tir! Of the ordi
nary OF seed sonn p n.y. ana TIN yield will be
least fourth more, ii that sown broadcast docs
not whit r-hii-
In trier drills orders must be sent in early
Price uf mas hnc, SS5. Can be had OF
Dubuque, July lo-6m G.. u. WEST, Agent.
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p. WAPI.f = CHEAP sJDGf.
South Cd and .lfan srres uder TIC Haples Hon

DUBUaCE.
Ii. YOU nususpccting and suspecrg respect
( n fully invited 10 call and and compare goods
with any other merchants goods in Dubuque. (gull tra;
not gull trap) knoc you will find them CHI APP and
better goods and more of til IN for your than can
be got in this city, for am Diet rmincd close out ali
NY goods batre Sept mber if pssible and if tn kecI
going as thy have don" will not have enoneh 10 last
long ali come On, rich and poor will give good bar
gains, therefor bring your b and try ma. So thai
you all your goods cheap all you he fear Nv
obj cts 10 gvs satisfaction 10 nay customers and not my
competitors.
Illankfal for past favers,
am respectfully
May H. PETER VApYrS