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TUE NAnRIEp woAAN,s pGIyArE MEDICAL COW


psni0n.-ly DR. A. 81 Marseau, Professor Of Diseases
~ " omen -Tventicth edition. Lime, PIP 2D-pr5e 81
years ~ suffering ~ physical and mental anguish
an directorate wife and ptcuniary difficulties 4, the hus
ant might have been spared ~ timely possession Of shs
work. ~ j. intended especially for the married those
contemplating marriage u d.cioses important secret
which should he known 20 them particularly.
To those whose health 81
hmily II V Of especial importance
We're, alfo, frmnie-the wife the motier-the one
years, In whom nature plates important ehansr
discover tile symptoms and the efoioat
remedies and most certain mode Of IL
a. which her sen is subject
tExtraet 81 Letter from Gentleman II Dayton Ohio
- =, ,, DArros, Nav |, 1876.
NV Dp.R Sin My wife has been percentbiv sintfnr for
some three years o. more
guh and suffering months before IA darinr her eau
fnCmehti every successive facilitated
and prosrated her putting her lie VIZ imminent DANCER and
which wason The last occasion paired III that
mct we wort AZ TITS time tnuw about two monthsD
heard highly spokcn % aiming matters
reachg my case On ~ receipt pernsa cannot
press " you The relief Afforded distressed mind and
teJoy " pages impaired "a wife, learning that the
greht ascoVery ~ VI " DeeomcanN provided remedy ~
prospctt 70 me which little conceived was poss
NV Tor this ere another wear would have passed over
ny heah N all human probability wife would been
In her grave, and my children left mothuress.
~ y o course imtracttcaLe fully the
~ lscts treated Of they ~ strictly
"ruea ~ the married Or those plating marriage
rsae ~ - Broadway and At the Publishing Once y
Tnspy sT,iteSt New York. Little tl Albany Joseph
i9sLer Mobile, Mai r y. PeerssR q Chestnut st.. Pa
IN we receipt 81 ST. copy will be transmitted ~ mail
nc possge 70 any part u the United States All letter.
NV, ,e addressed post paid " Dr a. NJ Msuctau, boa
ir'Et Nsr fstk city, Vnoe - Liberty street
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CONCENTRATED ADVANTAGEOUS YELL
low Dock Pills the medicine that is taking the
of the discarded Sarsaparla They warranted to
Pmples Erysipeas. Impurity Of Blood, aud are
specific for Dyspepsia and Piles A. III. Cough Co.. at
Rings, l!2 Broadway.
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q 000 THAT OUZLEYS ARABIC ELIXIR IS
" ,VOO the most wonderful medicine for
Diseases and has made than other and that
genuine certificates be procured from q
respecabty than for other medicine before the
public For sale 1J2 Broadway John street and
Mrs Hays IT'S Fulton street Brooklyn. and druggists
rail- Pr ce cent
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DE. RALru. AUTHOR OF TIE npRAcrIcAI PR.

Il
-, sste Treatise Ge-0fhee hours TO ~ A. NJ, 70
W. tSnnday excepted No. ~ Greenwich street. IL
been matter 81 surprise 20 that respects
biy and q profcions attain should devote ks "a
tenon 70 the diseases which people Of every pton
tend to cure 80 easily. H. however the PSF,
o. the miserea These people bring society
very different opinion would be formed And ID ia noS
ohlJ the present misery and detection preying
mind as well rs the body. but Of such nature
as 70 sfect postsrty aud even 70 destroy the
dactNe faculty altogether IL Il fact that when
properly treated, they may remain dormant
suon as 70 appeaf ~ no other way than in their effects
upon poserity yet IL properly undcood most easily
and speedily removed From the uncommon medical adynn
taEe the author has enjoyed and very extensive long
practice In this speciality he has ample for nsurnS
permanent cure In u structure however,
or Outstanding rsy be- and Ia stage ocrais
dseases or their consequences we'll the depornhs &c
fects resulting from early improper habits insure
sven eertsn sale AND radical cures az be obtained from
ne ol or source In America. Those who apply
starcs viii he surprised at the rapidly Of the cure
ItSI PIBllhHiD--DR DE LANEYS MEDICAL,
ormslnfy tahridgcdl containing the best presorip
chs ~ certain diseases, Ne. edition. ~, hls
Fct-Irt@rt alton; few words salt. abuse. its
deorable eheets III cents o. be had Az broadway
and ~ post ofthe author u Lpcnard Broad
way.
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Letter Bags for Havana steamer Isabel will close
the Exchange Reading Room 10 Exchangc) this day at 81
o'clock.
Letter Bags ~ steamers Florida for savannah and South
erner fer charfton. will close at tae above oce this
tcrnoon, at quarter before o'clock.
An Express Mail lpr steamer orh Am rical for Csgre
Jamaica Panama, south Pscihe San Francisto will close
az the Exchange Reading Room tO ENehangeI Monday
PosaEeo San Francisco q cents Small packages taken
at reduced rates.
Iha above Letter Bags also at Kenyon 81 Wa ssrest
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q ZOO REwARp-JEFFRlEs AnrInorE. a srr

WOOO enc mixture for the private disordess 4.
ga kcs speedy cure without the least restrictions Of
ornk exposure or change in application to
proprietor slenges single ease which the mixture WIN
not cure under the forfeiture Of i've hundred dollars
put up N bottles, with fuli direotons q. 81 One bottle
asts week-many Cured in two days For sale By o.
= KING, l2 broadway. and 1Us Ba yard street; NJ VI
Little, lVa Hanover street. Boston. Wright Co.. Se~
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WAITS NERVOUS ANTIDoTE-DID you EVER


~ only remedy for weakness and debility Of the organs
and those sad disorders Of body and mind improper
habits Of youth Young man be cautious where you Apply
for aid few bottles of this Cordial will restore you
manly yigor Cordial 81 bottle three bottles for S. with
important advice 70 the married aud single Forwarded 70
the country. Dr. cs Office, IS Third Avenue New York
Letters Sold at $ South Third street 2 and sc
Market street. southwest Second and Green steets
Philadelphia. See National Police Gazette
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- ,OOO the most wonderful medicine for nervous
certificates be procured from q
re D al. Than sns ornr john and
Mr., Hays s Fulton Brooklyn, and druggists gene
WAITS NERVOUS ANTIDoTE.-DID you EVER
bear the doctor talk to his patients If you have not -
sir how you fell Wen doctor think little better
N n.y. 81 little Isitst 5asa. ;r ssyi:s r. !:
allied you sir, you have had dozen diseased
ss sls &
look you act you are great dsaI be,sr sir and you
and get another and by The time that taken wont
want any more. You can get it at 02 Nassau street
DR.: coNyERs' !NyIeoRArIsG, CORDIAL -THH
and .ho body and mind by improper
& 0s
important advice married single. Forwarded 70
sGs1t Sold AT Is -
Ps ssus.s sGrpeT seGoIs and Green Streets
DR. rAwcETr HAS REMOVED MS OFFICE TO i
On All seS he
gs,n, dssasr r. cures few days n Balm 81 Zas
country.
DR. JOHNSON. No. 10 DUANE STREET. SO WELL
reputation for sk IN those half cured that have
brought secret habit easetuay cured Recent
nR. COOPER, IA DUANE STREET, HAS FOR THE
lsst fourteen confined his practice to the
Mercuria other Disessos lie
aggravated eases of this dease and mild
tao to i've days A perfect cure charge.
DR. WARREN is CoNrIDENTIALLY CONSULTED
~ Diseases From eighteen practice, three Of
which in hospital DIR. W 10 enabled to guarantees
No Mott street. adjoining Chatham square with
names In and medicine this country prodsod
DR MORRISON IS CONSULTED coNFlDENTIAILv
- certain diseases which he treats without mercury
Recent ases cured in few days Thiryone practice
See his London diploma in his private oaoe. 4 Fultoa
street N. B.-No Zee till cured.
DR. L. MoRTANoRE WOULD SAY TO THOSE WHO
- have contracted diseases. 'Curs voeas"
Take care Of thy health have devoted years my
roiesscn and have treated suesessfay th0ussnds Of
VENTS those 10 wish to consult me- on those complaints.
can DO 50 trse Of eherss from A. to9 NJ, Sundays
excepted nyen value your health, will avoid thoss
you their one hind u msdiens ali that IL ne
oesssry for disease in all its fo Persons whose hsaIta
hss been ruined by those sgotists call daily
william street
NoFEE TILL CURED.-DR MURPHY HAS REMOVES
hourly consulted all diseases. Recent he
without mercury In two to four days, with unparaees
success His specific 81 10y, eaanot be beaten. ~ B.k
N oTICE-yiELDiNG TO THE EARNEST soLrcIrA.
~ tonsof very many who been cruelty be
tnue 10 preperbe Fratu,toug for all diseases OF private
nature Those vho by ihdnlghg in certain desruouss
and pleasures Of fe also apply with certainty
way.
0h00 REWARD.-JEFFRIEy AsTIDoTE, sPE-
WV cine mixture for the cure Of private disordes IL
To buE ha
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nR. rAwcETr HAS REMOVED ms OFFICE TO i.

- Dover street where lie be conhdentay consulted
all delicate diseases which he without mercury
Recent diseases he in few days. His Balm Of AURA
for debility brought ny self abuse. is the
iyorating medicine for that disease known
!
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nR. COOPER, IA DUANE STREET HAS, FOR THE
lsst fourteen confined his practice to the trest
Of Mercural other Dseasos lie
aggravated of this dsease and mild
tso TO i've days. perfect r charge.
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nR. JOHNSON, NO. 10 DUANE STREET, so WELL
~ known in the treatment of delicate diseases The Doc
tors reputation for shi In those half cured that have
existed for is preeminent Constitutions weakness.
brought by secret habit edectusy cured Recent
cured ia four days
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uonsof very many who have been cruelty deccvedb be
certain ssipufng inaIdualB, the undersigned will
thue to prescribe Fratuitoug for all diseases OF private
nature. Those Who. by hdnlgng in certain Destructive
habit Of youth. have theseyes for duties
and pleasures Of Dfe also apply with
ie H. De LANEI, M D.. 81 Lspenard street. near Broad
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DR. l. MoRrANoRE WOULD sAY no THOSE VINO

NJ DEE TILL CURED.-DR. MURPHY HAS REMOVES
TO NO "a Roosevelt street Chatham where he ~
hourly tonsuted all diseases Recent he
without mercury in two to four days, with unparas
success. Ills specific, 81 box cannot be beaten
beaten, Dr. NJ will forfeit Sou. -
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Arrived5shp Atslants, Colby. Liverpool; sehrs Lai'
Clinton, Edwards Nfor Four Sisters Steelmaa do: Brit
ton Cook, Cook, James River soop Bolivar Mills NYors
Cleared-Barks Robt Norris Horner. Dcmarara; James
city tBrl Andcrson Halifax, rs Bcrmudana tBrL Outer
bridge, 81 Jago de Cuba; schrs James. Mescott Nor
leans; Lady Clinton Edwards NYorA; Joseph Lunt New
brryport Moses Brown HALL Providence Monterey Curtis
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-22
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Religious Reception.

On Sunday last, 9Th inst, the imposing cere
mony of being received into the order of the
Sisters of Charity of the Blessed Virgin, took
place at the Mother House of the Sisters, nine
miles from this place Five young ladies pre-
sented themselves as candidates for admission
into that most useful order. They were So
lemnly received by the Right Rev. Bishop Lo-
ras, and the sermon preached by Rev. Father
Clement, order of La Trappe. The entire
ceremonies were Of touching grandeur and So
lemnity. There is something in the idea OF
five young ladies thus voluntarily bidding
adieu to the world, friends, and pleasures, cal
culated to fill the mind with emotions far diff
ferent from ordinary transactions of the world
and offers at least one argument, sufficient alone
to put to flight, the visionary arguments of in
fdels and infdelity. The force and power Of
religion is here both seen and felt-fhe world,
with all its pleasures-beauty, with all its blan-
dishnents-w with all its enticements, are
renounced for ever, knowingly, willingly, and
without reserve and, in their stead, the humble
garb and sacrificing spirit of a daughter of ST.
Vincent is put on. Whence the spirit that
thus triumphs over the world, but from above
CoNFIKMArIoN.-On the same day, and at
the same place, the Right Rev. Bishop Loras
administered the sacrament of confirmation to
twenty-five persons, mostly children. The cha
pei of the convent was filed to overfowing,
and we noticed an unusual large number of our
Protestant friends present.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-22
RAPIDS CONVENTION.

We perceive, from reading many Of our ex-
citing time Of it in the Convention at Burling-
ton on the 23d inst. But, however much others
may fear the influences of conflicting interests,
and the warmth of debate which they are CAL
culatcd to elicit, have not the least fear that
the representatives. Of those interests will be
able to WELD anything like preponderating in
fuence in the Convention. The call is made
to all who have an interest in the improvement
of the Rapids, aud has been, and will yet be,
responded to by too many thousands, to leave
to def. at the objects for which the Convention
is to be held. 1t may to Dubuquers, seem inn
posuible that men should go there for the pur-
pose of thwarting the wishes of all those who
are deeply. interested in this great national
Improvement, but when you remember that sell
fish motives ever have welded an overriding
power in the breasts Of men, it should not take
us BY surprise if men should be there with the
sole view of throwing obstacles in the way.
For these reasons, we hope to see full dele
town and county. Let it be borne in mind,
that every man who buys dollars worth OF
goods in any town above the Rapids, has to pay
an additional tar IN consequence Of the erts-
tencc of these distractions IN the rirer. The
boats charge SO much higher freights to the
merchant, and he, you may rest assured, fails
not to add the same to the price Of his goods
If we could tell you the enormous sum that has
been paid in this way by the citizens of Iowa
Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Northern Illinois
during the last FIVE years, you would be amazed
and would, if deemed necessary, turn out to a
man to prevent so heavy a loss hereafter. We
believe, too, that the General Government will
not again turn deaf ear to our petitions fol
aid 1t can, and will be clearly shown that the
Improvement is national in its character, and
, that the heavy sums which the existence Of
these Rapids annually costs the United States
in the transportation of military stores and
troops up and down the river, is quite sufiicien,
to make it a matter Of interest to the Govern
ment to cause them to be removed. At any
rate, the subject is well worthy of our serious
attention, and we do hope that a large delega
| ton will be sent to the Convention from this
city Remember the meeting this ereuing
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-22
JAS. MorT TlTUs, Sec'y.

At great meeting Of the New York Demo.
cracy short time since, held at Tammany
Hall, to ratify the nominations for that State,
the following resolution was adopted with
great unan'mity. They speak Cor themselves.
aad show the most gratifying results of the eff
forts which have been made to unite our friends
in the great empire State -
s Resolred, That VIC are gratfed 10 announce
to the Democra y Of the Union that the resolu-
tions of the Syracuse Convention were adopted
without dissenting voice. Congratulatlng the
country upon the settlement by Congress OF the
questions which have unhappily divided the
people Of the several States, that declaration Of
principle offers a pledge that those beneiicent
measures Of adjustment will be maintained by
the Democratic party in all their integrity-de-
precating all sectional agitation, the country is
re-assured that the Democracy of New York
r,H discountenGscc any further agitation Of the
subjects embraced in the series Of tacs knorn as
the com promise measures-expressing the ana
ninous determination of the Democrats of this
State to be associated with the Democratic
party Of the Union in the ensuing national con
venton to be held at Baltimore, and re-affirn-
ing our devoted adherence to the resolutions OF
the Baltimore convention of 1910, "A, and AZ,
we present to the American people sacred
guarantee Of the complete fruternlty OF the De-
mocracy of this State with the Democracy OF
the Union, united upon their ancient principles,
and loyal to the constitution and the rights OF
the States trownlng upon all geographical par
ties or factions, whether formed at the North
or the South, the East or the West, and re
solved henceforth to know but one enemy and
to strike but for one victory
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-22
Public lnstitutions.


Churches.
Cathedral, bwer end Gf Bluff street.
CAriseiaas Locust, between 9th and 7tk trcets
Methodist, corner Of Locust and 7th streets.
\ Episcopal, corner Of Locust and 9th streets.
REesbyterian, corner of Main and 18th streets.
Congregational Main, between 9Th and 9th streets.
Baptist, Clay, between 9Th and 9th streets.
German Presbyterian corner Of Iowa and 9th
German Aeshodst corner Of Jackson and Ilth
Nasomac Hall, Main, between I'd and Sd street
Dubuque Lodge meets third Thursday in each month
l. 9. O.. F. Halls.
Schiller Lodge, ha Of White and 10th streets
Meets eyery. Monday night.
Harmony Lodge, haH on Main, between Sd and 4th
Mests every Friday night
Julien Lodge meets in the hall every Tuesday night
Halcyon Encampment meets in the hail. second and
louKth Thursday evenings in each month.
6sns Temperance meet in the hall every Saturday
- night s8as
. Es ST. Louis .Adrers,scrs. s8 g
American Hotel, Geo Wood, vine between Main and ID
G. C. Todd, MIN Stones, &C., 2l7 Main street
David PeaEce & Co, Hats, caps Sc, l2l Main street.
Martin & Bro, Wholesale Cl0thiers, lis Main street s
H Rrlift, Young Ladies' High School, Cnnccn Hail.
Charles L. Gilpin, Juniai Iron Store, Is Lesee.
Barnard, Bro Co.. Wholesale Druggists l4O Main street.
Nanny e Weld, Rgpts and Shoes, I55 Main street.
Ucrgan, AcCiung Co, Wholesale Dealers in Foreign
and Domestic Dry Goods, lis Main street
Nsu York .adrealssvs.
Bowen z McNamee, ll2 and ia, Broadway.
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coRxERY, .Natarv Public. wM. ASHLEY JoNE
CORK RsIRV a IONES.
Public LaBad, Real Estate,
ssssa AND
GENER4I AGENGY

Once 4h street, City Hotel buildings, Dubuqe lowr
LAND WAaaAsrs, sold or located on moderate terms
FAaMs AND CRY Lors for sale improved and unimproved
DRAFrs Great Britain and Ireland for sale, aud pay
able at any Bank in the United Kingdom.
ExPREss FoHwA and from all parts of Europe
and America, by Adams & Co.'S. American Express and
Edwards Sanford Co.'S. atlantic Express, connec
ting with Chaplin & Horn IN IN Corn Hill, London.
in Euxope through Edwards Sanford Co.'S of London
PENSIONS, LAND WARRANTS PATENTs, and claims Of all
descriptions against the United States any of the De
pamens will be attended through Agent at Wash
ington.
fssuRANcE Life, Fire, Marine risks, on the joint
Seock or Mutual principle.
nrany other business within the legitimate sphere Of
an GENTS duty will receive cur best attention.
Aug lS-ly Wd. zS7-se4r.sza CORKERY &, JONES.
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SAN JOSH (CAL.) vIslroR.-This most wei
come visitor, edited and published by Damon,
Emerson e. Jones, (the latter, son of Gen.
Jones, of Mo-, and nephew Of Senator Jones, of
Iowa., has arrived at Office regularly Of late,
of highly interesting matter. II is printed on
good paper, with nearly new type, is edited
with much ability, and is eminently worthy Of
support and success. San Jose is in Santa
Clara county-one of the richest portions of the
State, in an agricultural point of view-and
will, no doubt, become place of much impor-
tance in few years. May the Tisitor and the
publishers purses keep pace with the growth Of
the city.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-22

PLANK RoAps.-Upwards of three hundred
miles of Plank Road have been built in the
State If New York, at an average cost per mile
Of about s 900. The Rome and Madison Road.
% miles long cost $3.50 per mile The tolls
are chcerfully paid by the farming and travel
ling community, for which they are more than
reimbursed in the increased value Of the land,
tie wear and tear of wagons, harness and horses
and in the cheapening Of transportation, which
is secured by them at all sea asons Of the year.
Farmer and Mechanic.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-22
SHOT GUNS. RIFLES AND PISTOLS,
Main street, corner 9th, Dubuque.
ACnR E M OK

yXTOULD respectfully inform his friends and the pub
wv lie that he Keeps constantly hand and for sale
ne and good assortment of shot guns, (sgl and double
barcs) and pistols which he will warrant to be good
can be found in the West He has also hand fine
lot Of rifle barrels which he wilt finish order and
rant 10 be equal to any made.
Thankful for the bra patronage hitherto bestowed
him no would respectfully solicit continuance of the
Same. trtsa4 Esf rs fsSs At ~ 5siss IS
Repairing Of all kinds in his line neatly and promptly
executed. Locks and scales made aud repaired. Al
work warranted to give satisfaction. IA
fDnA w -
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-22

There is prospect of difficulty between
Tehuantepec Grant. The Mexican Congress
has declared this grant now owned by Ameri-
cans to have been forfeited, and the company
are preparing to defend themselves by force of
arms, if necessary. 1t is said that Mr.. Webster
intends making a !" NATIONAL affair" of it.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-22

Miss Catharne Hayes, accompanied by her
mother and small party Of friends, called ON
Mrs. Fillmore at the Irving House this morning.
The call was very pleasant and mutually agr e.
able to the ladies'. Mrs. Fillmore, the political
mother of Is 100000 of ireemen, with her SIM
pie, cordial and ladv-lke manners; quite caPti-
waited the .Swan, who expressed the iwarmest
admiration for the ''Queen OF the Republic. -
". Y. mirror.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-22

We have seen sugar beet, says the San
Jose (Cal.) Visitor, within few days, which
weighed, when taken from the ground, fourteen
pounds and eight ounces; it was two feet long,
| and twenty-six inehes-in. circumference. THIS
Finley, near this city. He has some N his gar
den, which, it is believed by those who have
seen them, viii weigh twenty four pounds =
These bcets grow on a spot thirty three feet
above the water, and have never been irrigated.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-22

SoLEMN QUEsrIos.-Ata a recent meeting
Of parish, a solemn, straight. bodied and most
exemplary deacon submitted report, in writing,
Of the destitute and others standing in need of
assistance in the parish. sa
"Are you sure, deacon" asked another sol
emn brother. s.that you have embraced all the
Widows
He said he believed he had done 80. hut if any
had been omitted The omission could be easily
corrected.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-22

MEssRs. ED1roRs-In the daily Express
Of the 14th, find that Peter Kiene, F. Man
gold, A. Ragatz, and-O horror-even Bloech-
linger, have let loose their nonsense, rich in
words, and poor in sense, against my correspon-
dence to the German Tribune in ST. Louis l
also see that the Dubuque Tribune had the i'm
pudence to doubt my veracity. l think it,
therefore, high time to break the silence which
have observed thus far, and not only reply to
the mean nonsense of the above-named German
Wing appendages, but also light candle for
the Dubuque Tribune. l would, therefore, re-
quest you to have the kindness to allow me,
from tomorrow, a small space in your valuable
paper Il do not wish to occupy the space
which You may allot me, for my own special
benefit, but only wish to vindcatc our common
night and truth, and l, therefore, hope that you
win grant my request.
Yours, HENRY KOCH.