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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-14

SsHtsHss.-Alexander Kinsmsn was, 1t Phils.
delPhia on the 4th instant sentenced to six years
Imprisonment, for killing Peter Brown. Since his
conviction for this offence, his unhappy wife has
died Of broken heart. and while the sentence was
being pronounced, his poor orphan children were
standing beside him.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-14

Assfns Disas1svs- The sssamsr Commodore, for
New Yosk, from etDnington, ran down the sloop
Nsasasch, on ths lsh. bound from New Yosk for
Wsssporss CT Captain Buckley was severely in.
juged. The crew was saved.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-14

a Hard Mss1w.-A boy checked hls nsthss
y dsssA IN Tipssa, ssuny, lsaiaai, - days
lego He had rsfassd y d sensthing whasA -
srdsssd him y d, ~ upon hsr attempting V u.s
sens issss y ssmpsl him, - ssissd ~ ~ fhs
shrsas, ~ thsa throw her bask upon tAs -,
where he ksA LII untl ihs was dssd
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-14

~ Indspsndsnt Holiday Club No. and No. . will
mese Il The Liberty Hall Cofs- houss at halt past o'clock
y H. 70 form junction with hs othss Ciuhs In Grand
Toephlisht Proceuon On Tuesday evening. Oetob 1lh.
b. order, [olAl J. G. JACK. P.s.ids.t.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-14

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2. 9: Any, ~ i ~ eig lsss Saturday Dur
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-14

H0CKLAND AuGuH y, 1851,
D.. Sa~ma~-l am veil acquainted with Dr. g. Ludwig The
applicant Of your Trus He practising physeian hszs and
man Of influence and will doubtless be Of service to you
You viii probably Escosct purchased you Fstrasy
which Ave hundred per any Truss sv vore
Your, truly, j.. X. PAUL.
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THE CHARACTER OF DR..
SJbes'sssNas's 1s.ssss abroad.

R0cKLAND, Name, AuguN g, 1851,
Dr. ShsmGp-Dsar sir, Capt Paul spoks 70 me Of your
Patent Trs which be and which, hs y only one be
could and psahs very high terms Of IT, 20 much a
70 induce me 70 asnd Tor ons. Respectfully your.
GARDNER LUDWIG. NJ H.
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PROFESSOR A. C. BARRYS

OR INDICATED COMPOUND
rNFAId,IDLE for renewing, mvigoratlng and beaut
fyupg the Hair, removing Scnr Dandr'f ana az, a.
feccns of the Scalp, and curing efuptions on the Sk
diseases of the Glands, Muscles and lnegumens ana
relieving Sngs Cuts, Bruises, Sprains, &c, &c WIN
tbis mr. ssthere is such word as fii Inc
first ournas in America, medical men eftie hishestcm
monument citizens of all professions, and ladies'
wle ave used il for years IN their dressing rooms ana
admit with accord that for mpafiln.N's
or e,fss IuXrance and curl to the haIr eradicaiihs
,cnr and dandru healing wounds, curing eonlnsies,
sir,ins sngs and The muscles, 1t has no equal ahis
the multitude of compounds advertised IN tio pun n
prints or used in private practice In eheapness as wen
ms efficacy Barry Is rricopherous Is unfiVaed ne III
me ,,s cash Of tie article have enabled the inVe-
ter To supnly retail at TWENTY-FIVE cents per noe'
" ic il from Eft, 10 hundred per cent less thah iac
nric4 Of any other paraon nowsin USE The SCI -
Fl treaties on the hair and skin embracing valnab,e III
re tions the culture and direction o Naturs eic-
ornamnt,) which each bottle Is eheiosea' is os'
| worth the nony EEs @S4sbia- .
he in md the hafr Which draws lis sust, nance iron
,s rppIc olapc * close. All diseases OF h'
hair in the skin of the head. the pores oi '
scill cagged nss he blood and Other fluids do no
circulate Fl ely 1hErl.tc1a small vessels which feed IN
roots with moiSt and npart life 10 the fhrcs, 'hH re
salt is scir diudruf shedding of the hair, grayness
drynass and hur<ne<S of the igaents, and entire bai
ness MS the case be- Stimulate the skin 10 health
' action With the lricp;,erou, and the torpid vessels
recovering thcr activity "tli annitiiae the diseaSe
all affections o the SKIN, and 81 the sthstraa OF mn.
the scn,e II is upon the skin, the muscular MR., am
thc Ola that gfcuIereus has IL specific action
and in ailaiecns and injuries of these organs, IT Is
sovereign remedy. .af - m.'-
Solin large herd price 25 cents at the printfpa
oacc. Isl Broadway New York. For sale by ilc prir
clnal II rchans and Druggists throughout the Unite
states aud Canada. Beware O. ide COUNTER II sold
One Dollar p r bottle.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-12
sT.~h1stpp,s EfhAts ACADEMY,
CONDUCTED BY TTElsIsIERs OF CHARITY
~ THE III rsSs ED7VlRG1N:
0Io,,, ..,LT A.,,y. fr,,u DUE2yrUg

.7ooW etght nties Jro" D"o"fo0
ru,up ;tua,i, f ,bi academy is hear tul and pc,nr
ss,.a IN. n,,re andthea thtn ;caic ulyted 10
tnrox, M. ron Station and 70 mpart yicor the
,na Tbq course of educator comprises, photography
reading writing arithmetic, grammar, corNsifidn clio
con seogaralhy, OF the globes, al ge,ra, French
history sacred and praane; chronology, my oey9 bot
any cheiis Ey a. tra,eny music piano forte guitar
az ,,;,, aod ,r,,sp.,,tai nacllo yrnri sc
rha sistsys emly IN tl,.ir el,,f ai,,pal course all
do, =. - no f,,, uses,l in IN i,nnr,venrnt and
wbies may tend refine the and to dcveiope the
natural vi the mina. They endeavor 10 com
hine morality and literature so thai eaci may happ
c.nnre u, the progress and advancement OF the other
They Study unite with the or thar. course OF ed.'ea
tian the more refined ana 'ae h'sfe
ments OF the NINA pt'l, 't'S y i,'e W. NJ. -
sseniihr educa"h oec'tnes h,efe ifaai nuts &c
cemPaaeh WIN aetarn - ]" 80 .li', 49,,
elegance ~ '''a"' S -, 80 -. =, -, ~,
tivated ~ nd, ans "heh h,N " ~
most n"n'e end"N' 'at ~ ~ tne MY p p''' "''
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-12
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BE4 UTY.
Complexion richly tinted with the bloom of health,
With skin pure and fair paran marble ,t --..s
Soft and sweet rs the fragrant
Teeth $ sound and WIte aS aIabaster, 1850 g..
Breath of sweetest fragrance, and lips of coral tint,
With flow ing ringle:s and glossy locks,
uXurian dancing gracefully DER the swan like
neck,
No dark repulSive spots to mar the pleasing picture,
or cast dun shadows Oh beauty 'srauster piece.
E.iDU.4Y $ .nEDiC.iTED soap.
Composed of the most delicious and fragrant gums
OF extracts, oils, and costly essences .ry
Oh flowers roots, trees, and orr ntal plants, .''
Possessing womb rous virtues ocr skin diseases
TO TIE C0.HPLEXTO.N IT LHP.7RTS BEAUTY
BY cleansing the skin from all cruptive matter,
Makes clean the pores gives action to the capiarIcs,
BY which all poisonous humors are eJected,-- as
And a HI athy action 10 the skin restored r
TO the teeth it gives whiteness andprevents decay,
! II max the skin soft sweet and smooth,
Transforms the most repulsive and dsigurcd visaGe,-
| To clear and beautiful cumpla Mon.
R.3DH.4Y'S RC.3SSI.3.N BALM
| lmparts nutrmeut to the hair,--
| Makes it strcng glossy, rich and luytlriant,
Ccanscs the scalp from dandrutf,-gves action to tn
| bulbs
Fasons the hair upon the scalp and forces it Ia grow
Like guano To barren soil, it makes it rich and pro
ductive,-
To dress the hair make it smooth and glossy
Strong and beautiful, &C. -
Ra}u-ay's CiYcGssiGa Balm is the enc plas ultra"
SS5prce % Cents per bottle.
/ Es .g.n RADWAY & co, Practical Chemists,
lG2 Fulton street. n. Y.
TIMOTHY MASON, Dubuque,
Only Agent for Railway j. Co. in Dubuque.
.uiy ISL No. 45-ly.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-12

N.tN = Z
WIN. ?. HENRY < CO, Saint Louis, Mo
THIS Drill ocr 10 the farmers OF the valley OF nc
Mississippi in il, confidence that II III rdve to be
an imp enent of immense yane III Ill m. 7 he driti Is
simple, complete and cheap Their are d Ills inches
upart il plants six feet wide. Twe tors are asa 10
saw * acres n raav, The drill can be gulate1
70 plant from quarts ten ,,shes 10 tl acre, by
simply raising lowering -Lsor-the feeders can D.
easily cls ed one bv one plant our punt rows
-,ithout waste There is also well arranged Land
m ASSURE on it, VII, sown, say two 10 tirte 'nehes
deep with this drl and planted carly say middle OF
nfemb r and sown Thin ay p elk to half bush. i
TO he acre will nor wiuterk. Onclfrd of the ordi-
nary amonntuf seed plenty, and the yield will
be at eas, fourth NOR, eyNn II that soWm pfoaaes'
nes NOT Winter kin In ordr TO secure drills, orders
must be sent in carly Price of machine, So Can be
had Of a. H. W Isl Agent.
nt Iowa. Juy lS--4ui. 4
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an. and Turpcntnca large supply just received am
~ for sale very low for cash. E. +. GliLESPlE
June Is
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-12

* Gross St Louis Matches warranted article now in
so~t,re. and for sale very low by
Sept Is EMERSON ( SHELL s..
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-12

c. c. ROCKWELL.
A TT0RNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW, an
"A Solicitor in ChanceIy, -ASamosa, Jones County
Ne. -.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-12
G.. L. VI EST,
STORAGE FORWARDING AID COMMISSION
MERGE MT.

On he Lcccc, Dub@qHe, ioaea,
yrvu0I,E$AIE aud : tail dealer in forcien and do
w nestle Fruits, Candies, Nuts, Spices, Fanil,
Groceries, Produce and Provisions, Ornamental ani
Fruit ltrets Plants, Evefsrcens, Shrubbyry; Grass
Garden and Flower Seeds, &C. &c. -
,E-steamhua.s Hotels, aud Private Families far
nishcd with good articles al she lowest market prices
ana delivered free Of charge.
The undersigned would inform the public generally
that he has stren. and permanent enclosure, with the
necessary sh DIS and accommodations, adjoining his
war tIonss at tie steamboat landing in Dubuque for
the c9uy nignce Of those having cattle, horses, Sh en-
and hogs To ship and from this point also far the ac
communication farmers and others coming to Dubuque
with loaded teams.
Aay and erSn kept conssaty hand and for sale al
reasonable low prices. q. X. " EST.
Dubu0He May %, 1851
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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-12
g.NC9 STOVES,

TIVE subscribers respectfully inform the citizens OF
4 Dubuque and vicinity that they are rccti t OF
thousand direct from Cincinnati comprising ali
the late improvements The sup nority of the cncn
matt castings the St Louis hcrefntt sold in this
market is too well knuwn to rrGuir. comment. All
wishing purchase qlIcst'd to call and rXamin
tHcir extensive stock and unusually low prices hcf,r
purchasing elsewhere. Il. T. SMITH & co.
Eush's buidmg . doors above the NAPLES House.
june p Dubu le
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-12
DUBUQUE MARBLE YARD

M a n I1FNJiUK1 Y.
N TANNING, late Of St. Louis MO-, has
I located himself permanent y at Dubuque,
where he,intend. TO manufacture to order
MONUMENTS, TOMB AND GRAVE STONES,
In plain or classical style.
He viii keep on hand fine assortmen OF
Marble, ready to suit the various tancies and
desires Of his customers.
MARBLE MaNrEIs. sIILs AND TR hNsoMs
AND BUILDING WORK pEseRIPTIoNs.
Finished neatly and with despatch
Workshop on Iowa street between Sixth and
Seventh. K. TANNING.
Dubuque, Aug 6, IS5l-6m.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-12

STONES AND TIN NARE--400 Stoves cnt,racips
- every variety of couf stove Parltr, Heating svcs
also large lot Of Tin hand and sale re-
dUctd prices by FARLEY & CIIRtSIMAN.
Aug by
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-12

On the frstsympoms Of DiarrhGaor Dyscnt9ry, take
down teaSpoontul OF RELIEF, in water, and battle
the bowels externally, and your sickness and pain VIII
be but the affair of mon,.Nt Let persons who are
ailing read pamphlets. Those cases that tie Ready
Relief i'll REACH it viii act upon quick, promptly and
efiectuay See that each bottle bears the signature OF
LIZ % W AN s. { O..
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-12

Henorrhoids, or Fs, Is dis produced BIZ local
irritation cosveneSs, prgave stiinuantS unaue do
termination of bleed the Heorroidal vessels by eX-
cessive riding walking; or congsstlye state OF the
Liver; and often by D culiarity Of the constitution
itself
II is usually consl under three FORMS varieties,
as fllovs Blind Piles White Piles and bleeding Piles
This dis ase is SO cGnIncn and very VIII know n
that d. scripiion of is .mptcns not considered be-
ccssary.
In Offering the Embrocation 70 the public, the propre
tor feels confident in warranrg il certain, saie and
speedy cure. II has long ten used by Physician OF
enlinence and with most astonishing success; Hideed
never fails il used according to the directions.
In addition to lis being positive remedy for the piles
it never fails 10 cure that I.STOLEH2BLE IICRLFG
Which 50 v,rv comncn and has its location in the
same parts tbs ,il = 4 is also myaiuat. p
pcan pailta and ndarGed tu'aonrs, and to Old am
-coptened lcei that painful and do not heal, foi
Of aciiun--nany diseases the Skn that OF long
standing are eadily cured by this ointment. N
s64 = $50 L. IASoN, Agent.
Aug ely.
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ysns al Chicago.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-12

t[1a@I
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-12

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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-12
vienna Confectionery.
New Grocery and Provision
IifR.t&iiE FERRY.

ry7HiS old established e TITLE ons authorized on
L unpnst the efy--is now uud the control OF TIN
lndcrsismd 10 pans or money wiz be spared in max
mo our ferry worthy Of thiic favor. Tic mai crosse
dily this ferry, and rr ~ all times rp0l
i, Tag crl sSt d over Comfortably and in SAT =.
Good ,tab!iae ai,d other Recommendations provided
irr travellers VIII" may sh 10 step iUr the night tn
Illinois side Of tia. river.
1las terry is at the Western terminus OF the Contra
saroad and ry preparation has been made to deserve
h increased patron age anticipated
A. T.. GGEG0IRE
Duh;nln Nav Z, 1851. V CHARLES BOGY
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John e. Smith IL Co.
NOTICE,


Is HEREBY GIVEN, That the Dubuque Mutual Fire
Insurance Company has been incorporated under the
provisions of of the General Assembly Of the state
Of iowa entitled ssAn Act 10 authorize general lnccpo
rations for the purpose of mutually insurns dwen:
houses, stores, shops, and other buildings, household ff
niture and other properly Of its members.
The capital stock ncorpC rated consists of the deposet
premium of its members subject TO assessment fo
losses aud expenses.
Two and half per the amount of the deposI
premium i actually paid in when tic articles OF In
corI,,ration signed and insurance effected by ever
member. and the remainder Is tu he paid whenever tl
Directors shall make assessment said notes pay loss
| es and expenses.
The association commenced its corporate existence
the Goth day Of April S4S, which will expire the 2G
day of April l9 s. bur subject 10 renewal by unanimou
OF the members for like period of twenty years
The officers of the company consists of board d lively
directors, be elected annually the first Nd nday il
June, and President Secretary and Surveyor apponte
| by the Directors.
! c. II. BOOTH, President
| J.C. WEA1HERBY, Secretary.
| DIRECTORS:
G. H. Booth ]. P. Farley, lanes l.. Langworhy, J.
Weather. v f. V. Goodrich, Richard Benson, W. $. Gil
Ham, Jno. q. Shields, r. A. Lorniicr, ". Lawher, Pete
/ Wap!es, and NJ Aloblcv.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-12
HO'EYGE.

TrENRY c. GARFIELD has formed copartnershiI
I I with ANDREW ]. MILNE ter the purpose of Goa
durtiua a large and extensive
Dry coed ard Grocery business.
Gartrell " Kline with TO cali the attention of heir
fri nds and The citizens Of Dubuque ticir immense
stock Of fame, silks and dress goods also their very Sc
lect stock of ParascIs. During the present month IN
win sell the above articles al duccd prices. We
feel confident Will fail to purchase ii they Will
0n,, call and examine our stock.
GAKTRELL & KLINE.
',nbeuuc, July ~, 1s51tf -ta
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Rheumatism, Bronchitis and Dyspepsia.

..ah@aH Kew CURE OF i0W EfH a3
Rheumatism, Bronchitis and Dyspepsia.
Rev. DIR. lands, A CLERGYMAN
If Nav Jersey of distinguished attachments and en-.
ggN ''''Nf sipsEr New jersey July ~, 1913. 2
is Dr.. All CHaisrIE- Dear !Iou wish 70 KNOW
If me what has been the result in ns own case, OF
the application of rHE GAttrkNlC fBELIf ANU
NECKLAGE My reply is as follows 81 .a.L.
For about hrenfy gears had been suffering FROM
Dyspepsia Every year the symptoms heeahe Wotssi
nor could obtain permanent relief from any course
If medical treatment whatey About J6tDiesn years
,nce in consequence of frequent exposure 10 the
weather in the discharge Of D'y pastoral dAs1es-
4 became subject to a severe chrome theIinanshh,
which tor year alter ear, caused ne hsissdiptols
,nensh Farther in the winter Of As and 40, IN coz.
,eS-enc. of preach ing great deal in nj! oan aid
various other churches in this region, was attacked
~ the Bronchitis, which soon became 50 severe as
% require an Immediate suspension OF. my pastoral
labors. M nervous sgye5a r0c toro@ssfg Pros
rated AMI my Bronchitis became worse, 30 siso
lid my Dyspepsia and Rheumatic anechoa-fhn nus
svincins that these Disorders were connected Win
each other through the medium Of the Nervous Sys.
tenn in the whole pharmacopela there seemed To DO
no remedial agent which could reach and recnperats
my Nervous system every anns ma, mao Iea
by my friends your inv entlans and Ntnouen
with no very nguine hopes OF their effciency9
determined to try the effect OF the application o. .ne
| GALVANIC BELT AND NECKLACE, win the
| MAGNETIC FLUID. This was in June, 1910 To
| NY GREAT AsrpsisHHEsT, IN r@o DAYS sly D'sfEr"A
IAN GONE IN EIGHT DAYS WAS EHABiEp TO RESUME
| NY PASTORAL LABoRs, roR HaHs stscs oafTspfA
angle SERVICE ACCOUNT OF TIE bhoSfHifls,
| M ay RIYumATIc AFFECTION HAs ESFiFsif CEASED
ro TROUBLE ME- such tue wonderful and happy re-
suits of the experiment -, -, =.
MANY whs have been likewise suffering from Nsu-
| raleic affections They have tried them, WITH Harry
psseLrs BELIEVE, ~ EVERY CASE. tra97a Hl gGiK8s
am, dear sir, very respectfully yoars x,,.
lrs-..5 a'.| = ROBERT w. LANDlA =
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-12
HEALING VIRTUES.
Horse & Cattle Medicine.

M Medirinr in use has accomplished 50 many fFa
prdsarv Cass and tnirersa satttaGoH IN every
yartyapd stage of disease tidt has 80 tf7stoe ana
rapid sale as Soans OiallcRt and Condition Po"dcr
TIE OiHinena l. swiftly supcrccding all other oinnchts
and Ininents for tire cure OF Fresh ounds Calls o. an
kinds Sprains Bru es Cracked Heels, Rngbone w ma
calls Poll Evil Ia lous Spavius, Sweeney, flstula. SIT
fast Strains, Lamencss, sand trucks foundered fec,
Scratches or Grease. Mango and Horse Dsuinper.
fever purify the blood, loosen the skin, cleanse the wafer
and strengthen every part Of the body and has proved
sovereign remedy for the following diseases:
Founder Dsemper, Hide Bound, Loss OF Appcute, In
ward strains Yellow Water Inflammation Of the Eyes,
Fatigue from hard exerc ne also rheumatism, coiholy
called sim copaint which proves fatal to many vaa
able horses in this country. ii is also safe and certain
remedy for Coughs and Colds. which generate SO man!
! fatal diseases, 81, ;,
These remedies injurc and alcays Cure, if the d
| rec tons followed.
For further particulars and multitude OF Ce7.fcnies
remarkable Cures, &C, Pamphlets Of agents
w. B. SLOAN,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-12


Now, although this article is written some
what in an ironical style, we take theGeneral a,
i his word and 81 all hold him strictly to it from
th:ssnne forward until our object is accomplished
As to the esclnstueaess of the Convention and
sthe Generals model plan Of railroads., 1T is only
necessary to say, that the people Of Des Moines
and Muscatine counties, were not invited to
Participate in that Convention, because of having
established character for opPositoa to the i'm
provinents proposed to be accomplished by it
the Generals plan having been fully discussed
8 heretofore, tits unnecessary to multiply words
upon 1t at this time. We are right glad to
find .hatthe General is friend to rail roads.
aud as he has profered his services, we intend
t" use him, and that faithfully, in the good
work. -&e-t NB
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-12

II A Yankee chap, speaking of his swee
heart, says sas a. s 1 s54asta
-- Her hair Of a rich dark brown,
C-r,Rean is her eye,
~ Her checks are sof, sygnet's down,
Her lips ike pumpkin pie.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-12

HARVEY ESAE, .BY..

rANIrFACTURER of French Burr MillStGncs, an
VA Dealer in i,oltng Cloths, BnrlIagt0H, lara.
Mstuncs nldcto order, and constant suppl on han
Screen WIRE hosting and mill irons furnishes
fsthc shortest notire and ofthe bcstGuality.
~ Also italian and American Marble Monuments an
rob zones OF every description, executed t" order
MaN l.. lS.O.y
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-12

CGlCDSutC Z diliiiy S&AAs.-aaASA.o'
Is MID SAFE, Thorough md TIE greatest fas'7las reno
AZ orer psed cpssed of Yfsefablc slHnets H 90,
ny usssssses orrr tquad he annals Of Medicine J0' 11s
eare of ialFammdorg Diseases; c-r;,,a ron,odv
in every case where has been faithfully applied on tne
bnman systen promoting insenshie Pesprati9, anu
y i, IN diseases CT the flesh. Obstinate Ulcers
n sores Chiblans Sore Throat, Turns Cuts cnianeos
Erupons Sore Nipples, Sore Breast Diseases o. ,e Eye
Aae in the Face Rheumatic Pans, cohuactsn 'p =,
P5n in the Side Back aud other parts OF le sys'e
Hcad Brniscs Fresh Wounds, Piles ana every hiu W
sore containing the least particle q ltiii'hi'.' ~
nermanenuy cured by this grcatrcncdy.
1T HEALING VIRTUES.
H. n i; fact authenticated here, well as an over m
state and indeed the whole western states, 'at -.
NoS,inrs hayeohtailcd wide spread ctr'riF, a'l y
,oiian IA winch lhey are justly entitled by tler he4itns
r;rtnss and powers. We are not among those W,9 M
propr TO endorse every patent hunting ,'a euiies
f m dis insta nee have delayed endorsement WI !,
I have been able 10 make assurance tiy sure ho' oS
hy testing them personally ourselves; tnt rom e VA
! n1ony of numerous portion oi VIZ IS'.''i''''
sro,rt MS Il Illinois Globe, Apfii H. ie"o. sfU5