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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-19
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BE .7UTY
Complication richly tinted with tn: bloom of health,
" Ith skin a> pure and fair IS pariau marble
SOFT and sweet as the fragrant
Teeth as sound and white as aiabaster,
" a OF sweetest fragrance ana lips of coral tint,
Nith flowins ringlets ano glossy locks.
aAuf"ht !esses dancing gracefully Ger the swan like
neck,
No dark repnive spots to mar the pleasing picture,
ofto cast du!i shadows DER beauty master piece.
R9DU.iYS .UEDIC.4TED soap
Composed Of the most decious rare and fragrant gums,
OF extracts, oils; and silly essences
Oi flowers, roots, trees, and orr ntal plants,
ross, sSlag Wond roEs virtues Ger skin diseases.
TO THE CO.HpLEXIOE' 1T LWP.4RTS BEAUTY
By cleansing the skin irCm all cruptiyc matter,
Makes clean the pores gives action 10 the caparcs,
hy which all poisonous hUmors elected =
And healthy action to the skin restored
10 the teeth it gives whteness and prevents decay,
II makes the skin soft sweet and smooth,
Storms the most repusive and disgured yisage-
TO clear and beautiful compile ion.
RaDW4IS CiRC.4SSL3f BALM
lmparts nutrimeut to the hair
Makes il strong, glossy, rich and luxuriant,
lieanses the scalp from dandru gives action TO the
Fastcns the hair upon the scalp forces grow
Like gnano barren SOIL il makes it rich and pro
ductre.-
To dress the hair make it SMOOTH and glossy
Strong and beautiful, &c.
RadgGgs CrcGssidn Balsn is the stne plus ultran
SCFPrice 25 Gents per bottle.
ROADWAY & co, Practical Chemists,
lG2 Fulton street. n. Y.
TIMOTHY MASON, Dubuque,
Only Agent for Railway s. Co. in Dubuque
uiy 1881. No. lR-I
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4fle0ifines.
X. II. II.
EHE PROPnEtY FIJI E3JUUCn

u -
\ the month Of August, 1919, we promised to the
world that we would produce medicine tia, would
LFs7.fN7LY STOP TIE MOST 9ETERE
P4.NGS OF P.4LN.
find Speedily Remorc its Cause
we propose 10 Hospitals, and all ethcr institutions
tor The rcepon of the sick: to Physicians Surgeons
ana an NE aIcal Institutions and Bodies 10 introduce
EsADWAX'S RE DIV iELIEE,
for their investigations, and illustrate its rits and
miraculous power over pain upon the patients.
" e claimed tlat II would ailay in few minutes the
most severe
RHEUAL47TC P.5LN'S,
DL4RRHoI-a, N'FUR4LGLs. &c.
TIC DOLORE7UX,
CHILL FEVER
That in few minutes itwou'd relieve the most severe
pains in the bowels, that in fifteen ninutsit would stop
all painful and dIarriGa discharges, and impar genial
warmth TO every organ and secretion of the body that
woud positively relieve the and disaseeabc
pains of sick and nervous headache in fifteen minutes
and eiectualiy cure this distressing complaint
That it would in instant mitigate lie cruel pangs of
Neuralgia palms. and permanently this exeru.iatng
al! ction That II would stop the tOrmcnting tooth
ache in few seconds.
That it would all rheumatic pains i. fifteen
minui 5, and cure any Chronic case of Rheumatism in
i f W hours.
That ii possesses miraculous soothing and liryinu in
iuence all pains originating from Ri unlaiie Neu-
faglc y rv0s, and Bilious complaints, and that tho pa
tent suffering The eycrutians tortures would feel
ITS soothing influence IN few minutes.
The world was startled nj the Publication of dis
ry. The wise of Medical Sci shook their
heads in doubt The sick and aiict Lored VT feared
that like other rem dies would cure quicker paper
IMAM ny pfactlca cAPcrn nsthNtlsands VINO w re sui
ring th the most paus al once dettr.iu
ed 10 Try il the consequence was, flat from almost
every village town. and CITY, within COO miles Of New
Yor! the daily rec tents of orders or xtra
ordinary m DIV. The people tri il and found il good
the tert,ring pains irigarod weak and feeble
victims of Rheumatism, who had be I'd ridden for
VI ars were suddenly relieved from pain and restored 10
Il alti So with the suif Of Neuralgia, Sick and
Nervous IT, adsch Chill +. YER, DIarrE9a Cramps
Spasus Cholera MorbIs and in fact al painful and dis
tressng Acute c. mpamts were suddenly relieved from
their and restored health. Its fame spread
from city 10 city, the op,e sounded lis wonderful yir
ucs far and wide and er tho e,rth had RIM ms yearly
| c.ur,e
! EyEF MI JJOr POTJ'y re WcPE SOTD
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IN every to"n IN Name, N.w llampshire vernon.
I'M o SIAM, n.ssacn'e,s, coinec'i,!, view ioih
u' Va 'I.i'Sai, W i.c',Hs'h, l.iho's 'I'ua,'u
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TIE GOOD SAMARITAN
DHTG STORE.
Ne - Htia street, Da6u9"c ioleG.
fINiIE subscriber informs The fri nds
This long established and we'll tri,d house, that ct
now receiving large and full assortment Of all srci /
in the line of his business Among these
Fresh Drugs,
Patent iicdiCin =,
Paints and Oils,
Glass and Putty,
ard new CHI, niical pr parations.
lie keeps constantly hand and for sale in any qua
tity:
PAINTS g. COI.0HS.
Mixed and ready for hume dat,
BRUSHES.
OF ev.ry >scripton for painting, withdrawing. ets
W NHOW Gil ~.
OF every size from, 7x9 10 1lN3f inches.
EiIIhLS AND Gi.l:>s-N ARE,
For Druggists, Ply Scians and GrCccrs.
1ASTKtMtNIS.
Fer Surgeons Accamclcrs, and ID nt.ts.
AID AND MA..:SJ.t Iai.
For soda water makers and public houses.
Essen iiAI. OiLS MD C>.EOkS,
Fer Conf c,ioncrs, Bak rs, etc.
SUPERIOR Gti B..
For Cabinet makers, and Mil!incrs.
Di f-SI [ FL.
For every purpose aud for every body.
CHLORIDE LIME A>D Sb.i.,
For purifying, cleansing, and keeping away cholera.
MUKEAES.
or iron, glass, we ,guwood and marble, If all sizes.
iANNi>IiiS.
Copai coach. Japan black and brglt and map of var
on Gu t.s, and for all purposes, to- I'D pfnfaia
Comfy IN rchants and dealers supplied the mos
accommodating terms.
Goods packed and forwarded at the shortest notice and
in the safest manner.
Terms Cash-Priccs Low.
:buq,e, My 7, 1851 TIMOTHY MASON.
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Id TANNING, late of ST. Louis, MO-. has
\, +. located himselfpermanently at Dubuque,
where he intend: to manufacture to order
MONUMENTS, TOMB AND GRAVE STONES.
In plain or classical style.
lie will keep on hand fine assortme mt of
Marble, ready to suit the various fancies and
desires of his customers
MARBLE MANTELS, SILLS AND TRANSOMS
hsp BUILDING WORK OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
Finished neatly and with despatch
Workshop on Iowa street between Sixth and
Seventh P. TANNING.
Dubuque, Aug. 6, IS5I-6m
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SURGICAL AND MED CAL Notice.
DIR. FIR. CiDIINA,

DIR. FIR. CIDLINA,
Lately Director of the Iadiana Private Hospi-
tai Columbus, Indiana
OULD respectfully inform tie citizens Of Dubuque
AID vcir, that am permanently located at Iowa
City, practice in ali branches Of tho Medical and Sur
gical sciences am in possession Of all Surgical and
gical Mechanical Instruments, and refer particularly
the diseases OF the eyes, and other necessary operations
tie horrible disease called Epiic=c ofwhieh cured
with my own sytcm, thousands
Letters TO be directed TO at Iowa City
Sept "a "a, lS5i-3faw
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GOLD REGIONS.
COUNCIL BLUFFS AGENCY.
ES &c EE NE ~o

VINlllS Ferry, chartered by the Legislature of Iowa
l. has been in successful operation for the last two
years, and given general Subtraction the heavy emil
grafton to satisfaction TO California Ii is the best
ing the Missouri river tn the State of Iowa Proof
not dollars worth of property has been lost by
those crossing here 1t is the and best route 10
California froof the first cmgrants that arrived at
sacramento last season, made the trip from Council
Bluffs Ill % days 1t is the healthicst routconly three
cases OF Cholera occurred the north side of Platte
river last season, whilst the south side five or
SIX hundred new graves show conclsivcly tie fearful
ravages OF this terrible disease.
For further information printed certificates pub
lsled letters, Claytou's guide and best maps
Everything needed by the emigrant can be had at
Council :uffs and kanesville fair terms as al any
other crossing place the Missouri river.
WHEELING, CLARK & co.
Co neil Bluffs June, 1871.
Directory.
FROM FORT DIES MONIES TO COUNCIL BLUFFS
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The great peculiarly and excellence OF
DR.. Christie's Galvanic Curatives,

consists in the fact that they arrest and cure di.esse
BY aufcard cppiiratio in place OF the usual mode Of
dragging and physicking the patient till exhausted
Nature sinks horelessly under the infection
They strengthen the Whoie system rqnafi1e me efser
tuition NJ The blood promote The seeretion aud nersr d1
,he slightest injury under any crcnmsfanrss Since
their introduction in the United States, only three
years since. than
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EiONITr. EMIT.
Lees,
Cooks,
suu!e's,
Jaync's,
Crary's
Bragg's,
Coopcr's
Mefrat'
Hrrrick's,
Ms tlurs -,
ErandrcGl IS
sap pinrton' s,
Ora nhcrg,
Comp. Cooeynth,
Comp. Cathartic,
An.,Pis ofall kinds,
Sold Yhrs'lc ard rct'l.
Juhnuli'S :Sarsapariila,
P1uwnscnds:;arsaa'
Noorcead's Mag cPaste,
james Garminitiv. Esisan
And all lis f.nny medicines.
Nerve and Is ore Iiuimcut,
Allrns, Blttcr's, Charic.cs',
And Jarhcrs1ns mustang.
Gardner. ,Fc.ninure'S anISloar's
Ointment, Mccastcrs Ointment,
Painkillar, i,adncyS heiief, Circassian
Balm, Bary'S Pain ENrract.r, Jew
David's Plaster, Badeau'S Plaster,
Poor Mans Plaster, &c, &c, &C.
n. b. Cu.wn, Bender, Ra,bab, End
Vince toxicum; Refined Whale Oil, Fish Oil,
Meats Foot oil, and all kinds ufoi! ur machinery
1ha; will stand tie weather, wet anI dry.
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usf"l like to see the dear creatures amuse
themselves said Mrs. Brown, when her oldes,
boy took a visitors new bonnet and affixed it to
the taii OF his kite "Never fear said the old
lady to her visitor, when ske saw the bonnet in
the All, as soon as the kite comes down he will
give it back to you"
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-19

LEMON SYRUP AND LEMONS.
q BONES superior Lemons and concentrated Lemon
- Syrup received by DESIELLES s. MICHEL.
July 80, SLY.
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T"My dear said and anxious father 10
bis daughter, 81 intend tina, you shall be MAJ
ried, but do not intend that you shall throw
yourself away any Of the worthless. boys Of
the present day. You must marry man Of
sober and mature age (; one that can charm you
with wisdom and good advice rather than with
personal attractions. What do you think OF
hne, intelligent mature husband of fifty p
The timid, meek, blue eyed little daughter
looked in the old mans face, and with the SHIT.
est possible touch Of interest IN her voice ans
wered, 81 think two of twenty five would be
better, pa
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Ohio Fruit and seed store, No. c.

Nam Street, Dubuque, 7Olra.
You will not only find Choice Selection of Seeds at this
Establishment but almost every article of Foreign and
Dome .tic Fruits, Green Dried and Preserved. Nuts,
Candies. Spices Tea, Cofe, Sugar, Pepper, Spcc Gin
ger, Saeratus, Tobacco, Snuff Soap Candies, Powder
Shot, Lead, Starch Indigo, Pipes, Cane Stems, Cigars
Cod Fish, amon Herring, Poultry, Vegetables, etc etc.
kept constantly on hand and will be sold cheap | will
.a in conclusion that keep almost every article desired
for family use, for the supply of Steam Boats, and viii
be happy furnish all at reasonably low prices. All
articles purchased will be delivered with and dis
patch any place within the City if DESIRED free
charge, keep Horse and Carriage expressly for that
purpose &. Il. NESI.
Dubuque, LIST March, 1851 o26
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THnKE appears to exist greater desire to
live long than to live we'll. Measure by mans
desires, he connot live long enough Measure
BY his good deeds, and lie has not lived lono
enough measure by his evil deeds, and he has
lived too iong.-Ximmsr,aan
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ErJehn Adams, being called upon for a
contribution for foreign missions, remarked :
" Ihsve nothing to give for that cause but there
are here, in this vicinity, six ministers not one
of whom win preach in the others llpit now
i viii give as much and more than any on.
else, to civilize these clergymen."
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- What glorious world this would be. if
all its inhabitants could say, with S.aksnere' 5
ShephcSd, g Sir am true laborer; earn that
l get; get that wear, owe man hate, envy
no man > happiness; glad Of other mems good;
content with my farm"
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miscellaneous.
ST. JOSEPH'S FEMALE ACADEMY.
CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF CHARITY or
THE BLESSED VIRGIN:
.4JOHt eight Mules from DuGnque

.4Jom eight mules from Dubuque
vTNE situation of this academy is beautiful and pcinr
l. esque the air is pure and heaiihfu calculated 10
improve tbs constitution and to mpar vigor to the
miHd Tie course of education comprises, orography,
reading writing arithmetic, grammar, composition, eo
cuon, geosaraphy of the globes, Algebra French,
history sacred and protanc; chronology mythology bot
any, chemistry, astronomy m!isic piano forte guitar,
SC; drawing, plain and al needle work, &c.
The sisters cmbady in their educational course, ~
thai may be found useful in modern Improvement anu
which may tend refine the taste and TO dcveiope e
natural resources Of the mind. They endeavor 10 e
bihe moraiily ana literature SO that ccn r ;,n trr
cnnspire 10 the progress and advancement OF INC o n
They study unite with the ordinary coursc a.
lion the more refined and the more necessary That mere
ments Of the mind; being fully prs',ntry unless ar
scientific education becomes nere with thai case and
elegance Of manners viii ways bespcak shly cgi
'aied m'ni ana en.s of The mind-the most precious
r,,, .cmae character
x,! ladies of every religious denomination are adj
.'ed into this scaaeny where esp cia care is taken
that no influence eyer HES tier fcgiaus principles; NJ
:or the good governil nj of every
institution tey be required to observe the ordinary
regulat;.ns Of external wor>b.I
T!iose forms and ceremonies mech priced and prac
ticcd in polite iy, are strictly incccd yet is
taken 10 prevent hcs ceremonies from gen
Grating into those eAravagant complm hts which have
neither meaning in their form, nor sincerity in ihr pre-
tensions
The system Of education pursued in this acradcrny
calculated to that painful, disgust generally x
pcricnced by minds IN the pursuit OF tcIr studies
and rcnd thos studies rather creatitn To Their Pu-
pill. than i d. sagr .eabie task or tiresomr duty
No OK rons spared by the siSt 10 npar to Tia
minds OF their pupils .us,. sources of information a.
shall Prov, in after life, in. riabsc treasure scc:c
~ undrainable of pure delight to themselves
and remove iii from that iangeruu. Intercourse which
vacuity Of mind render highly agreeable - the uncdu
| cat, d.
Beard and Tuition per annu.n, $Io0 %
ETtra:
Washing per annun, S 90
| Music and us. Of piano per quarter 10 90
| Guitar per quarter, III W
Astronomy and us. of sc.cs, Philosophy, Chem
istry and Botany, 90
| Drawing and painting 90
| French, 5 %
| Payments must he made IN adrance.
| Pcrans residing distance rcqur~ d to have y
responsible agent in the city Of Dubuque.
No reduction made in the of children being with
drawn before the expir tton Of the quarter unless III
eases of sickness.
All letters To he directed (pos paidl to Mother Mary
| Frames Clarke 81 JosepLs. DUBUQUE.
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How SCHOLARS ARE MApE.-Costly appa-
ratns and splendid cabinets have no magical
power to make scholars. As man is in all
circumstances, under God, the master of his
own fortune, so he is the maker OF his own
mind. The Creator has SO constituted the hu-
man intellect hat it can only grow by its own
action. and by its own action it will certainly
and necessarily grow. Every man must, there
fore, educate himself. His books and teacher
are but helps; the work is his. A man is not
educated until he has the ability to Summon. IN
an emergency, all his mental powers in vigorous
exercise to effect its proposed object 1t is not
the man who has seen most, or read most, who
can do this; such one is in danger of being
borne down ike a beast of burden, by an over
loaded mass of other mems thoughts Nor is
it the man who can boast merely of native Wig
or and capacity. The greatest Of all warriors
that went to the siege of Troy had II the pre-
esninence, because nature had given him
strength and he carried the largest bow, bu. be-
cause selt-desciplne had taug ht how 10 bend it.
-D0aie, Hehster
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Can THE ErHIoPIAs CHANGE MS sKIS -
When bail was required the other day for the
persons who were committed for tripl on the
charge of rescuing the slave, jerry, from the
officers who had ha, in custody by legal pro-
cess in Syracuse, the notorous abolis ons.
VIM. II Seward, stepped forward and went the
necessary bail. He signed three bonds. Now,
giving bail, as general thing, is not dscred-
liable proceeding but it is dscreditable for Mr.
Seward, under the circumstances, to connect
himself with that case in such manner. HIS
object, no doubt, was to evince his sympathy
with the accused parties, and his concurrence
to certain extent, with them, in violating the
Law Of tn. land. But, doubtless, he had another
reason for signing the bail bonds. He knew
very well, that the Syracuse outrage was the
natural effect OF his abolition teachings, and he
could not do less than give his assistance in
getting the victims of his doc rims out of the
difficulty which they had got into through
him.-N. Y. Herald
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5'fH y tinc assortment Of plrlonr and store lamps
- u received AID for sale very cheap the Drug
S.0tc 4 +. +. GILLESPIE. =
sg~r
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TUST rce,vcd by steamer DIR. franklin 10 900 vcrta
d table Regaa Scgars, and for sale by
DESCELLES & MICHEL.
Jnlv
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q BBIS best sherry WINE; large LOT OF star candies;
bills vinegar; tierce rice; any quantity OF cigars;
sacks SALT boy, tea, and many on articles III our
tine, just received and for sale low ty
DECELLES & MICHEL.
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DErlNIss MS PosITIos =" Get up-get up,
said watchman the other night, to a chap who
had fell grade below the doorstep slcepers,
and who had taken a Judgment in the gutter,
I" You must not lie here"
Lie! you're another y-you lie yourself i.
not lie here toll you w-what, old fellow,
that may do t-tell in them slave States, hut Ill
let you know, said the agrarian, suffering a
mouthful of mud in the waite Imam face that
this is free sale
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AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE,

3hici concln>irely proves that
truth is stranger than Fiction
CURE OF
Rheu ma tism, Bronchitis and Dyspepsia.
REV. DIR. lands, A CLERGYMAN
s,psrr, New Jersey, July H. lsls.
Dr.. A. II CnRisrir-Dear Yoa wish 10 know
If me what has been the result in :rS case, Of
he application OF TIL. GALYAN!C BELT AND
NECKLACE. lily reply is as follows:
For about i:senty years had been suffering from
Dyspepsia Every year the symptoms became worse,
could obtain permanent relief from any course
# medical treatment whatever About fourteen years
since, in consequence OF frequent exposure to the
weather. in the discharge OF NV pastoral duties
I became subject to severe Chronic Rheumatism,
which tor year a!ser year caiised me indescribablo
anguish Farther in the winter of rs and 10 in
sequence of preaching great deal in my and
,arous other churches in this region, WAS attacked
~ the Bronchitis which soon became severe
% require immediate suspension OF my pastoral
'abors NY nervous system oas nom thoroughly Pre,-
rated, AMI as my Bronchitis bec.me worse so also
lid my Dyspepsia ami Rheumatic affection thus
.vincing that these disorders were connected with
each other through the medium of the Nervous Sys-
ZEN. In the Whole pharmaccpeia there seemed to bs
remedial agent which could reach and recuPera.e
ny Nervous system every thing that had tried lot
this purpose had completely faiied AZ last wss he'd
~ my friends to examine your Inventions and tthonsE
With no very sansunc hopes of their eiiciency9
determined to try the effect Of the application o. the
GALVANIC BELT AND NECKLACE, with the
MAGNETIC FLUID. This was i'll June, 1876 10
AsToNisEMENr, DYSPEPSIA
HAD GONE; EIGHT DAYS ! WAS Enabled .EsUME
NY PASTORAL L.boRs, gAys ] SINCE OMITTED
sissLE OF rHK BHoscair,s;
RHEUMATIC AFFECTION HAS sS timely cEAstB
70 TROUBLE Such is the wonder full and happy
suits Of the experiment.
| have recommended the BELT and FLUID to
many vine have been likewise suffering from Neu.
ragic affect tons. They have tried them, WITH BArrY
RESULTS, BELIEVE, EVERY
am, dear sir, very respectfully yours,
ROBERT w. Lands.
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Tux NEW CosTuME.-The new costume
notwithstanding the noise which has been mad,
about It, does not seem 20 take 10 amy extern,
among respectable women. la our larger
cities, a number of persons have appeared il
this dress at night; in majority of eases, they
have been OF disreputable character Fer
own part. we have yet TO meet the woman whc
approves the short skirts and pantaietts, or who
does not speak of them and their wearcrs, III Il
manner that strongly savors of disgust Re
Gently. in this city, "Bloonicr Promenasl,
Concert; was announced to the Chiarse Muse
um. We were not there, but friend who was,
SAYS, that of about three Thousand persons
present, there were only twenty or thirty
"bioonsrs, aud the majority of these recogni-
Fed women IF the town. As TO the audience.
large proportion belonged to a class Of men
who few years since crowded the "Model
Artist" exhibitions. Further comment is I'M
necessary.-Seoa's Heekiy at Philadelphia
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Faint, n tcking. Horse. Hair, Shaving and Toot!
Eru les.
he na.iir are requested to call and examine goods
nd n~.srs.
iuNLlLne. Iowa q ne Is 1851
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Four go-a-head young ladies, Miss Irving,
Miss Kate Seymour, Miss Grace Forester and
Miss Eliza Marchment, advertise themselves
in the Troy Wing as severally in want of a
husband. They vii! receive sealed proposals
through the post-offcc, post paid, and widowers
are specially notified not to apply, as the ladies
do mol deal in second hand goods,
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NO,EIGE.

T HAVE this day bought of w. p. WIcu1MAx his en-
tire stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hrd,care &C.,
well as the good will of the establishment. shall make
additions the present stock amounting Is eooo
dollars. invite country merchants call and examine
the goods and prices and promise TO try al the tune 10
give them satisfaction. 70 numerous acquaint
ances the people generally invite you all to come
and try me. =. II. COAGER.
Aug oS Late of Jackson CO., Iowa.
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CHAIN PUMPS.

TIME Chain Pump, with zinc buckets smoothcd and
fitted u the pipe, is the convenient, easiest
worked, cheapest and most durable OF any kind in
Experience has fully tested its
SUP RIORlTY TO ALL OTHERS.
II gives motion TO the in the we'll which tends
keep and good 1t occasions trouble from ecz
ing in the coolest wcather and the chains and castings If
carefully used will last age.
The undersigned manufacturing these
GALVANIZED CHAIN PUMPS
In Dubuque, and design to make superior article We
have fresh supply of Chain from the pat.ntces
ton. We will put up the Pumps and let you Try Them
before we ask you TO buy. They warranted not
freeze up ans To be kept in repair for wear.
Orders for Pumps IN trial or otherwise, will receive
prompt attention.
n. Il. Beware of counterfeit chains with casron
buckets.
W. NJ. OWENS & co
Dubuque, Sept. 10, la5I.-w.ly.