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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-03

TIE GOOD SAMARITAN
DRUG STORE.
No. 50 Main street, Dabuqne, Ioara.
TINE subscriber informs the friends and customers
this iong established and well tried house. that hei
receiving large and full assortment of all article.
in the line of his business. Among these are
Fresh Drugs,
Patent Medicines, f.
Patts and Oils,
Glass and Putty,
and new chemical pr, partitions.
He keeps constantly hand and for sale in any qua
tity:
PAINTS g. COIORS,
Mixed and ready for immediate use.
BRUSHES,
OF every description for painting, embarrassing, etc.
w NDOW GLASS.
OF every size from 7x9 to 2iX36 inches.
PITFALLS AND GLASS ARE,
For Druggists, Ply ,icians, and Groccrs.
INSTRUMENTS.
For Surgeons, Accouchcrs, ana Dentists. s#
AtJD AND MAREiF DUST.
For soda water makers and public houses.
ESSENTIAL Obs AND CCLOKS,
For Confectoners, Bakers, etc.
SIPEisiOil GLUf,
For Cabinet makers, and Millincrs.
by E-sItFFS.
For every purpose aud for every body.
CHLDKlDE LINE AND SODA,
For purifying, cleansing, and keeping away cholera.
MORT AIRS.
OF iron glass, wedgtwood and marble, of all Sizes
NAUNi>iii.S.
Copal coach japan, black and bright and map of var
os gu tlities, and for all purposes, etc. infnitH
Country rchants and dealers supplied on the most
acco nmodating terms.
Go DIS packed and forwarded at the shortest notice and
Terms Cash-Prices Low.
Dubuque, May 7, 1851 TIMOTHY MASON.
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NO. 44-44-44.

Corner Of Nam and Al streets, Dubuque, loTd.
TIME undersigned their old established stand, No
II A, City Hotel building, take pleasure in announ
cling to their nUm patrons tina, their spring stock is
now complete, and will be sold retail and wholesale
favorable any other house in the CITY,
We keep all kinds of merchandise: Dry Goods, Groce
ries Hardware, Liquors, Boots and Shoes, and, in q
word, all that the country needs We wish and intend
do fair legitimate business-no false prcences, such
pretending to sell Ii is obi ct to I'M
pugn the motives Of Others, will we do it, We only
wish say word to the unsuspccting portion of
munity and that is, he of such gull traps. We
use the term, for have other term to and do
them justice. We shall poke the pole out when are
found do but would not recruit our stock to the
amount of six eight thousand dollars and still sell at
cost. We think it would be- if were to do SO, in
suit to the most Onenlightened mind.
We thankful for past E,vors, and hope by strict
Intention to business, to merit continuance of the
same. r. EMERSON q SHIELDS.
Dubnoue. Nav 7, 1851.
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Nru-@uun5 K Grurrrirs,
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS
Wholesale and Retail.


r. THOMAS respectfully irfurms the citizens q
81 Dubuque and surrounding country that he iaS t'ks
stety between Tie Of III. Bell and Mr. Lawther'
where he is receiving aid opening an
Ertens;re and treH selected st0ck 81
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, FINE CUT
LERY, BOOTS AND SHOES, &c.
An Of which have been purchased in New YORK and
PH principally for cash. thereby Offering great
Inducements to country merchants, and buyers in general
I respectfully invite all persons who DESTROYS at
purchasing cheap and fresh goods, To call and examine
my stock.
In the Ladies' Department.. have
Black Gro de Rhine; Needle worked cuffs;
r s,s,. Pc de Sol ne" Needle Worked e Geia col
| Plaid do do lars;
| Striped Jaspe silk; Fancy neck ties;
Wa,erad Ppn beautiful; Linen cambria lianacrcicfs,
| Plaid Cheve just out of the a few yer. Hne
| Muslin de laine; Phillie nits, long and short
procbc Turo,nse. Scollop cuffs;
n Pieces mernocs apacas; 800 Pieces fancy prints;
Chinese grass cloth; rion.n s"S".@,
SUI, twill iaronet and 100 fancy shawls, trcm 81 To
| brie m,sins; SI2, some very SUPERIOR
aconet edsins and nscrting 25 Pieces green, red blue
Thread lace and inserting; white, and yellow fan
R,binet lace and inserting; nes;
Plain and figured b bnet; $40 Pieces brown n'iSiim
Needle worked collars; 100 Pieces bieaehed musihs
Do CapeS;
These Goods purchased by pattern cards. The cases
0ot having passed the custom house.
Jenny Lind boots and shoes;
Tortoise, buffalo, and other combs; brushes, ~c.
| An extensive assortment of soaps and perflmey.
For the Genhemea have Extra super black and broan
cloths; Black, Mixed and fancy cassimcrcs; Blue, brown
black green grey, Mixed and army blue satinets, pwr
and striped; Black satin and other vestinss;
A few dozen Of Winchester's celebrated shirts;
large and elegant assortment Of under shirts, boMgh
directly from the importer.
Irish linen; Super muslin for shirts. an
BOOTS, SHOES, and BRO(.4.NS-A few dozen o.
Miners and shoes, article and worthy of YOU
attention.
FINE CUTLERY-A large assortment of superior PEI
Knives farmers Knives Knives and Forks from 81 l2
$50 set Alberta and German silver and table
spoons; few nests of Gothic sewers.
GROCERIES-A very general assortment, such a:
Sugar, Coffee, Tea &c. a.
All of which will be sold cheap for cash. approved con
try produce responsible dealers liberal credit.
Dubuque, August 10, 1851
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Large Wholesale 4 retail House.

VXTOUID respectfully announce to the citizens Of Du
w buq,e and the surrounding country, that they have
now in of the extensive and well selected
stocks of Merchandise that the largest Eastern House
could produce.
WE .A.N.NEX "A LIST BELOW.
Comprising portion of stock, TO which particular
attention is invited Ladies' Dress Gooas every variety
Of Plain Figured and Changeabe Silks and Satins, to-
gcter with large quantity of Black Silks, India and
Turkey Satns Several varieties of Summer Dress Goods
ect assortment of Pasols Ladies' Kid Gloves and Silk
Mt<. Also White Conntcrpins, very cheap.
A LARGE STOCK OF ST.fPLE IND Do
.MESTIC GOODS w
Our stock of fine Groceries, atter ourselves, that
sell shade lower than the market price. call
is all we ask to prove the fact
aug6Iy GARTRELL & LKfNE.
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GOLD REGIONS.
COUNCIL BLUFFS AGENCY.
- EE EK HR We

THIS Ferry, chartered by the Legislature of Iowa
i has been in successful operation for the last two
years. and given general satisfaction to the heavy emf
grafton satisfaction to California. 1t is the best
ing the Missouri river the State of Iowa. Proof
not dollars worth of property has been lost by
those crossing h. 1t is the and best &c
California. Proe the first emigrans that arrived al
Sacramento last season, made the trip from Council
Bluffs in SIS days II is the healthes route-only three
of cholera occurred the north side of Platte
river last season. whilst the south side some five OF
six hundred new graves show conclusivcly the fearful
ravages of this terrible disease.
For further information printed certificates, pub
lished letters, Clayton's guide and best maps. q.
Everything needed by the emigrant can be had al
Council rluffs aud GAINESVILLE fair any
other crossing place ON the Missouri river.
A l.
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TO THE GENTLEMEN.
Ready Made Clothing.
wv A DI &c,

FASHIONABLE CLOTHING ROOM
Is the place for Gentlemen who wish be fitted out in
the latest and best style. have the
LARGEST AND BEST STOCK IN THE WEST
All kinds Of coats, pants vests Shirts cravats drawers
etc., etc. His
EOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT
cannot be equaed in Iowa, having jnsf received some
800 Mems and Boys Boots and Shoes, all of the
very best selected stock, and Trash among them.
HATS AND CAPS.
complete assortment of tie most fashionable styles OF
Hats and Caps, which will be sold very cheap.
FAMILY GROCERIES.
very choice lot of sugar coffee, tea, and salt. bought
expressly for retail trades pepper and spices generay in
fact, everything that is needed in the GroceIy line.
The fact is, call at p. NAPLES for everything, as
his stock of Goods will show for ITSELF
EJNo trouble to show Goods.
Dubuque, Oct. 6-lydw P.WAPLES.
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Browns Essence of Jamaica
Ginger.

deliberately prepared from carefully selected articles
l. of the best quality; it possesses, in concentrated
rm all the valuable properties of the Jamaica Gnsc
and is warranted to be free from all irritating other
properties of an injurious tendency.
1t is benefically used in variety of circumstances
whore cordial and grateful stimuant is required,
particularly in where there is of exhaus
ton arising from excessive fatigue heat, few drops
in half tImber of water with little sugar, will be
found efectua and most pleasant restorative, which
makes this highly useful addition to the
eer portmanteau well to tile family collection of
remedies.
Where there is unpleasant sense of weight
after eating, from imperfect dgestion where
is induced from riding in railroad car carriage,
from the motion of vessel at the Essence of Gin
GER if given according to the directions will almost in
varably give relief.
In ordinary darrGa, incpient cholera, in Short in all
cases prostration Of the digestive functions whether
from indulgence disease, il is of inestmabe value.
During the summer months and in Southern climates,
is invaluable, particularly during the prevalence of
epidemic Cholera traveller or family should be with
out 1t. TIMOTHY MASON.
Sign of Good Samaritan, sole agent for Dubuque
june 25
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tn THE LADIES,

METER NAPLES having been east, for the last
II hrce nntiis, is now prepared to furnish the Laucs
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF GOODS
ever offered for sale in the West.
CARPETS.
iryra cy and BRUSSELS Of the very latest patterns
st from the manufactures; drusgcs and table
French and American.
SHAWLS, &c,
"A large stock of $haws from 81 25to $40; fashionable
h'"nets 81 the vcrs 81 ;"srs n PhadeIpa also
great variety m Ladies' coats and fancy silk
mantles and Maniillas
LADIES' MUFFS
The assortment brought the COW rom Zoe
20 $l2.
Fsnch English mi German mermces, from 45c to 81 so
per Yard muslin de Iaines Of very rich styles, from I5c
to 81 2 also, cashmercs alpaccas ana prints Oh every
quality.
Nv Lamp and G,randoe Department is not equaled in
Iowa; every style and quality, and warranted
SILVER Plate.
Tea and table spoons forks, &c. Of the best quail
ity, and warranted. Era
rich article Of Window Curtains, something and
Looking Glasses extra large sizes and very cheap.
A beautiful assortment of Wall and Window Paper,
both French and American. S&s& s
Ladies' Shoes Of the latest quality Of Philadelphia man
ufactur which understood to be the hest IN the United
States also, Chidren's and Misses in endless variety
Fancy Goods, of description style aud quality
trimmings, etc., and IN tneary every thing Is wan
ted.
shall be happy have the pleasure of showing my
goods the Ladies' all times and would respectfully
say the married Ladies who wish to furnish their lOa
a call; and you who expect be married now
is the time 10 make a good selection. =
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1000 STOVES.

YNHE subscribers respectfully inform The citizens of
i Dubuque and vicinity that they receipt of two
thousand stoves, direct from CINCINNATI comprising all
the late improvements. The sup riory of the Cincin-
matt castings the ST. Louis heretofore sold in this
market is too well known to require comment All
wishing TO purchase requested TO call and examine
their extensive stock and unusually low prices before
purchasing elsew hare. b. F. SMITH & co.
Busl's building, doors above the NAPLES House,
June - Dubu un
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DIRUQIIE FERRY.

1E FUt{JFE EKKEe
VNHiS old established ftrry-thc only authorized one
l. opposite the city-is mnd tn control of the
undersigned. No pains money will be spared in max
ing ferry worthy of public favor The mail
daily al this ferry, and persons rely at all times upon
being crossed over comfortably and in safety.
Good stabiing and other accommodations provided
for travellers who wish to stop for the night the
Illinois side of the river.
This ferry is the Western terminus of the Central
Railroad and preparation has bccn mad deserve
the incry ascd patrul age anticipated.
A. l.. GREGOIRE
Dubuque, MAY :, 1881. v CHARLES BOGY
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PiOW Na:iaaEfacfOr

PiOW Mandatory.
THE Subscriber has established himself in Dubuque for
L the purpose of manufacturing
PLOUS or all SIZES,
From the lghtest horse draugh to the largest Prairie
Plow,
He offers inducements in the chcapness and durability
Of hts plows. which always be with
ICne.
Old Flows repaired on the most reasonable terms.
Shop Fifth street below Main in Ogivc's carpenter
sLop, (ian lSjI-ttI10 o. RORAS,
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CHEAP SvCRE ENLARGED.
TREMENDOUS STOCK OF GOODS!

s1staa GREAT RUSH OF, BUYERS.
Ii admit that BURTON'S is the place Buy Goods
IA Cheap for produce; and great has been the
rush. this fact that he has doubled the
size of his stsre and having just returned FROM the East
now opening of the largest and host selected stocks
Of goods ever brought this Market in order
date his increasing customers.
To those who have bought at Burton's Cheap Store
heretnoFe need describe the various and almost
unlimited assortment Of goods which keep hand
But to the uniformed would say have every yar
ety of dry Goods the finest dress goods for ladies',
the cheapest prints and domcstcs have broadclohs
cassimeFes and satnets, fine and coarse; ready made
clcthing Of every style and quality, and suitable for all
sorts Of weather. boots and shoes great Variety
les Of every descriptions hardware quecnsware glassware
&C., &c.
IN kinds Of produce bought and sold. G.
NrReunember our stand is Immediately under the Wa
Pies House, Main street. Dubuque. Look for BURROWS
CHEAP STORE s5Alss 49, - SG 1E$ e..
GEO. w. BURT. IN & CO.
xsana 10 l05l -lr dAxu n.
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drugs, Ml.
Nj O N u Nj e n + /.

MONUn nj MT.
Lees,
Cooks, sL..r..... - ..lr..
Sonle's, ~
Jayne's,
S Graty :,
Cooper's,
i Mslia,,s' 3
McCIurr's,
- Brandredh =,
Sappngton
Grafcnberg,
Comp. Ctlloeynih,
Comp. Cathartic,
AIiAPilis fall kinds,
Sold who's lie and rct'l.'
JcnBull's Sarsaparlla,
H4 : Townsend sSarsat'a,
Moorehead's Mag tcPasfc,
"@ Jayne's Carmnitiv Balsan,
And all his family medicines. "a.
Nerve and Bone I.innienf,
Aliens, Battcrs, Charleses',
And Lamberson's Musta.g.
t;ar,ncr's, Fc .nimore's andS loans
Ointment, McCallister's Ointment,
PainKilier Kidneys Relief, Circassian
Balm, Balley's Pain Extractor, Jew
Dayid's Plaster, Badean's Plaster,
Poor Mans Plaster, &C., &C., &C.
n. b. Culilawn, Bender, Daobab, md
Vincctoxcum; Refined Whale Oil, Fish on,
Meats Foot Oil, and all kinds ofo for machinery
That will stand the weather, wet ana dry.
W.P. ALLEN & CO., ------
Chemist and Druggist No 1901, Main street, adjoining
the Wales Honee Country merchants supplied on me
most reasonable terms, ana at the shortest holice
Dubuque, October, %, 1851 dawtf
WILLIAM p. ALLEN & co.
Successors Of james Blanchard & Cos
A + No. 1901 Main street, Dubuque, adjoining the
n NAPLES House, invite the attention of the public TO
their stock of
DRUGS .MEDICLNES CHEMICALS, &c.,
and solicit share of public patronage.
The following are among tlle recent importation OF
FRESH MEDICINES: Efsft
Calomei, Opium,
Jalap, Gnniae,
Ipeeucmnha, .4ssafrtida,
Rhenb0rb, .Myrrh
Vaierian,
srnmmony, Cayenne, rr
Gamboge, SIENNA,
.4Ioes, Camphor,
Benzo;n, DRUGS. Boran,
Blue Mass; KinO,
Cream Of Tartar, canella,
Castor, Mamma,
Opium. f...
ESSENCE OF OILS
almond,
Timber, Cajeput,
.4nise, Cedar,
Bcrgamot, Cinnamon,
Cara'oay, OILS. Clores,
Cod Lioer, Lavender,
FcnneH, Peppermint,
Hemiock, Lemon,
Drama.
-CHEMICALS:-
Chioroform,
Quinine, Pcperine,
Morphinc, Tanner,
Iodine, Emetine,
Sryehnine, Coiiodeor.
Agent fer Ftch's Supporters, and all the most approved
Patent Medicines. ra
The subscriber viii give his special attention to putting
up prescriptions and to supplying country dealers.
4 good supply of Liquors for MEDICAL purposes only
May 7. 1851 y w. T. ALLEN T. co.
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=
prepared TO furnish the ladies and gentlemen
of Dubuque with cologne in bottles of every size and
price, This is the cologne of tie Quart vessels,
One Dollar. L. MASON.
May Ia, 1851 a#r FI h..-. ...r -.,. ri
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Co neil Bluffs, June, 1871.
Directory.

NclOieOias! HFelOdeOnS!
R. SPAULDING,
Bookseller, Statioaer, and Music Dealer,
lTAs just received and offers at prices
i assortment of Princes suPERB MELopEoSs
(Callart's patent, in rich rosewood cases.
octavss, plain finish, at Si5
6 extra &c &C SIS
.
5 &C g IS
&C piano &C 6 100
In richness and peri ction of Tone these instruments
surPass every other except the organ They sdf
cent power for churches and are happily adapted tho
music of the sanctuary and the social circle. Every
child should be taught music, and conscqucn y every
family should possess instrument if abl both as an
article of utility and Call and them at
= uLpINc's BOOKSTORE, few doors above the Post
Office. Dubuque May :, lS51-ftb
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John e. Smith & Co.

:. Z. SMITH & CO., GALEyA.
RESPECTFULLY offer to the
public their new and well-assorted
Stock of WATCHES, JEWELRY,
FANCY GOODS, &C., all of the
latest fashions. Their facility OF
buying cheap In the eastern mark
cts, enables them to sell "cllcaper
than the cheapest"
Clocks, Watches, and Jewclry,
carefully repaired and warranted
by &. Kaltenbach.
*x*Tlle highest prices will be paid
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Iowa Shoe Store.
ID. DECK II r.
Wh0lesolc and Retail Dealer in Boots and
Shoes, Leo.her, Findings, SC.
MAIN STREET, DUBUQUE,
Ssnr, &c iho Ri.r Rect


Sign of the Big Boot,
NTH IS NOW receiving at his Store the largest
DIV most varied assortment Of goods belonsing to hi
~ business, that has been brought TO this place.
They selected under his careful supervision
At the manufactures in the East. Buyers may depen
upon finding, at his StMs, EVERY VARIETY OF
STOCK connected with the srade-no matter what
quality style may be wanted, h, avy light fancy
common !; low or high price, for Men, WCnen and
Misses Boys and children's wear-it be had the
Shoe Store. Gene and for yourselves call where
you may expect to get without trouble what you want
IN the Shoe line.
ALSO, alarge, full and compl,t mt Of Leather
and Findings
The LADIES will please keep in mind his large and
desirable selection Of various qualities and colors Of
1lutfs, &C.
The experience of 6re years, in The above business in
Dubnqae enables the subscriber une rstand fully the
wants Of the pubiic II has been, and still is, his de-
sire conduc his busiaess fair and honorable prn
ciples frm for himself honest and upright char
acter and by such means, retain the patronage of
his old friends, and largely to incrase the circle among
his acquaintance, always has been, and Till will
be. his high ST aim. 9-FRemembcr the Shoe Store.
d. DECKER.
SAINT dlw-w1v- =
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Or. CHRISTLE'S
GALVANIC NECKLACE

II used for all complaints affecting tine Throat OF
Head such Bronchitis Inflammation Of the Throat,
Nervous and Sick Headache, Dizziness of the Head,
Neuralgia in the Face, Burning or Roaring in the
Ears Deafness, which is generally Nervous, and that
distressing complaint called Tic Doloreux.
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SWANS HOTEL,

Iowa City.
JNHE subscriber, and proprietor of the above
i House. would inform the public that he has taken
posse son If said establishment and il prepared
MEDIATE tie travelling community, transient regular
boarders and will endeavorto give general satisfaction.
CIIAS. J. SWAN.
15-Connected with tho above establishment Is lar.
ami extensive Livery Stable, where at all
ines be accommodated with conveyanres TO any part OF
the country. May I6, 1919. 81 ly.
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LANENG MI l. l.,
CNCl nOnD AMI nj INN SHnD

SASH DOOR, AND BLIND SHOP.
the citizens of Dubuque, Mechanics and Farmers
generally, that he is prepared to do all kinds of
,aning such as flooring, partition, sheving &C., OF any
width, from sixteen nches and from three quar-
of inch to three inches in thickness producing
surface similar to hand work. He keeps constantly ON
hand Dressed Lumber for sale and is prepared ia
execute all orders from abroad IN his line.
Country Merchants
And others will please remember that this is the place to
buy SASH, DooRs &C., ohoesalc and RETAIL very cheap
for cash. All ask is to give call before purchasing
elsewhere.
Shop coner of Iowa and Fourth street, adjoining
the Temperance House.
J. L. DICKINSON.
N. q. Turning and Saving done short notice il
eSired Aug 6,-wfm.
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Victory Wheat and Seed Drill,
MANUFACTURED BY tt-yF e

MANUFACTURED BY rFYf e
VIM. P. HENRY & CO., Saint Louis, Mo
This Drill is offered to the farmers of the valley of the
Mississippi in ful, confidence that it will prove to be
an implement of immense va lue thm. The drill is
simple, complete and cheap There are d ills inches
apart plants six feet wide. Two horses are used to
plant say Is acres per day. The drill be gatea
to plant from two quarts to bushels acre by
simply raising or lowering lever-the feeders can BE-
easily closed, one by one, to plant point rows
without waste. There is also a well arranged land
measure on it, wheat sown, say two to three inches
Deep with this drill and planted early, say middle of
September and sown thin, peck half bush
to the will winter kill One-third of the ordi.
nary amount Of seed sown plenty, and the yield will
be at least fourth mor, il that sown broadesi
does not winterki. In order secure drills orders
must be sent in early Price of machine, ss5. Can be
had of CIR WEST' AGENT
Duhuoup. Iowa Iulv lf-Sm
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housekeeping Goods.

Housekeeping Goods.
ID LANkETS-50 pairs white and colured, of al
Id qualit
rAbLEBl.OTHs-1OO pairs white and brown Linen
Danlsk.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Diapers, &c., Scotch, Emcri-
can ami RUSSIAN, very cheap! ~
ALLENDALE quilts and COUNTER"ANES, Il g
CURTAIN observation-disclosures, Nor, ems; Chntz, 8
Embroidered Mullins, &C. For sale by
Sept X. A. & L. IL. SMITH.
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To Countrv Merchants.

VIZ would say that kcepup slars Domestics, Blue
w and White Drills, James, satinctts, Cassneres
All of which is esh and the trade, will he sold o>
nv EMERSON & SHIELDS
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ll sous
2 Fl H5]s!
INTERROGATION

Hemorrlods, or Piles, disease produced by local
irritation, cosveness purgatve sfimuants, undue de-
termination of blood to the Iicmorriodal vessels BY ex
crssve riding or walkng or congestve state OF the
Liver; and often by peculiarly of the constitution
itself
II is usually considered under three forms, or varieties,
follows: Blind Piles White Piles and Bleeding Piles.
This disease is so common and so very we'll Known
that description of is symptoms is not considered ne-
cessary.
In Offering the Embrocation to the pubic, the prcrrie
feels confident warraniing cerian safe, and
speedy cure IL has long been used by Physician Of
eninence and with most astonishing success; ndeed IL
never fails il used according to the directions.
In addition 10 its being positive remedy for the piles,
il never fails to that LNTOLER.dBLE ITCHI.N( a
which is very common, and has its location in the
same parts tr piles 1t is also invaluable an ap-
plica,ion to painful and nduraed tumonrs, and Old
condtoned ulcers that painful and do heal,
of actonmany diseases cthc Skin that are of long
standing are readily cured by this ointment.
T. MASON, Agent
Aug, 6.-1y. .