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Ss" V @skACAw MSAe WO4bGIn1eG
 Kmslia@ae,
 LITTLE ROCK. ARKAxsA1. YNHIS esfaAhsament $ now opened on Louissaaa 4 street t0r the 2dnaszioa af day pupals-a=A II expected atfer some time to aGors acenuodasiOu for boardez.
 The Coarse ef Edaeasiss will EmAraes. Iss- The Pnmary; 2d. The Mercantile. and ssl ! he Ciassacai and Philosophical Departmental IEAAo-Per quarter of twelve wesks, payabls In advance for the Primary Departneuss whgrh iz eiade Speshas Reading and Whining S co For Inc Mercantile, winch includes Arithmetic, Bellies Letters. Eioeat1aa, GeogFxphy, History and Aeasuratson ss 00.
 For the Classical and PhilosophieaI departmras, which includes together w.th what n mentioned ia the Mercantile soarse the fIsfsn. C.rrek French and Italian languages the se,enee of AZ geora. Geometry TnsonaraesEy: with NasaEa. and Experimental Philosophy si2 e0.
 DIRECTORS AND PRowEssoRs. REv. PATRICK REILLY Rxv. PATRICK BEHAN,
 Rrv. PATRICK MARTIN, Little Rock, March is, Is52. 1s-iiw.
 Sprisg CsesASmg. 4 LARGE and beaa-ifai assortment of SPRING and for sale hy JOHN D. ADAMS, March 2s 3s-a
 Weses @aM &Aees. \ CASES Boots assared; kR Bsoeans;
 dox. Gears fae Calf Shoes;
 Gs,s~r4.
 f2 Ladies Shoes sssorsed:
 Aisses aad eAiIdrens Shoes assorted;
 Case Boys Kip Bngsnss
 !" Boots. &e., &e-, Ae. Received per Philip PeaAxgia. and kag sale hs
 JOHN D. ADAMS,
 Steamboat Landing. March $. 2e-a Rosx.r A.xssaess. Csc. c. LAw..sos. ARSaE1 HAazs- ARMSTRONG, LAWRASON & co. ommisslon Nercha nss, fes Azgazine street. NEW ORLEANS. March 2s, 1881. 29-ly
 New spring Goods. O0 Pieces latest styie Barage=. >%O 20 @ printed Masis4x. late style SlIks 300 .. assorted Calleoes n fslnwhansz
 as casseaads. n@Is, 3 a' Brown Linesa 2a a penins ? RaAes s-4, 7-s. 4 A, BFowa & Blsh'd
 Domexfses- S-a. s-4, Ishs aud i2-4, Brown and Bleh'd sneetsags- PSeccs f2f Linea Saeeting 22 l" IrssA Lxnen. Gloves. Csasstx, Pocket Hsmskeze Aaef s Shaw is, Apron Checks, osNs1exgs, Cmhrealas, Puasals, Nsgs sDodz. &e.. &c., &c. Ree1aysd per r. peasYxfa1 and Eas ssse CAsav soE GssA ssls by JOHN D ADAAfk A&sch 1s. sSea Stenrss~s E4sasze.
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rAs Fir., rnriii,e ,larr Law.

Tsa ls,oa Pos, has the following blt of P7iitl- ca als'g-Y-
 .. The Fugitive Slz7e B.l ef 792. was drafted ty Geo. Cabot 1i Mass. gn November, and ,. Tas uls-t 5y The Senate 1a tae 1s.d of Janaary. a- g4Isg. f)ur,eea from free and ta1Eteea non slave S.4,ss v1aaE fsti Faz House Committee. Theo- llfe >stywlcA aad SaeSrashgb Bourne. of Mass, and Alexander W ate, Of Va. reported taat hs!lto t1e 51ts:3y wAsea t was passed 5a he 5@A sE Feb gga-s, wit@at i.sc8sss9a. Elgai free States were represented 5y 5l vo.rs, SIX slave states by 2s vo,es. tr-- Sac na.3-lty, ' The 5tI rsceIye1 fl Yeas D aays. NlSsach aset-s gave [ yeas to nay T1is rzr nj h1as that the free States passed tie frS, FzeltIvc B4.h
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-05-20
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vEo- b KING. rsspsetfsijy I.larsns the eilI- S .s"s ei Lattss hsek, snd vseiaity. thai he will epea his School ia the sAsxs ss<emsigshm~m. s. SaisFssy. ths tss dsy sf aassh. ss sis Rack Hotel Lssssas fer yeang Lsdass. Mi.sss and Masters. vii es given sa tho mesnias sna svssiag sf sat. ariay aG saaA weuk.
 Latsis Rock. Fss. ls. 1881. z-iw
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-10
Drg-@uuhs K @rurrrirB.
SILKS! SILKS!!
LATEST IMPORTATIONS!!
BOWEN g. M'kAMEE,
1l2 4 ia BROaDW4Y, .NEW YORK
IMPORTERS
J III bhO.dDH.7F, WEN
IMPORTERS


w HOL f S ALE DEALERS
FRENCH, GERMAN, ITALIAN AND ENGLISH
SILK AND FANCY GOODS.
nFFER FOR SALE THEIR NEW STOCK For
partment, the NEWEST and RICHEST STYLE, and
unsurpassed in variety and and extent by any establish
ment in tie Country
No pains have been spared to render the assortment
possible, more attractive than ever, and worthy the in
spg ,CIn Of every MERCHANT visiting this City.
Inc several departments are as as toitows:-
DRESS SILKS.
CONSISTING OF THE RICHEST AND MOST
magnificent styles of Paris Embroidered ard Hrocade
hricS ever by us exhibited, and adapted The best City
ana Town trade Also, rich Ponpadour Silks En,bridr
cred satinS, Arnrres, Gross dc Aries Satin de Chic
Glaze, Gaeleon, Rich Fguered and watered More An
u'lie Sinks, &C.. all of the very Latest designs.
PRINTED GOODS
RICH PARIS MUSLIN DE LANES AND CASH
ecS, printed in twelve colors. Printed Oricnfals on
tail Trade. Also, extra rich Plaid and sucred Muslin
dc I.ains, &c.
Also, complete assortment of American Muslin de
LANES and Cashmeres, designs lower prc than
ever before offered.
SH4WLS.
THIS DEPARTMENT, WITH AMPLE ROOM FOR
Long shawls, Also, the newest and richest patterns OF
Scotch long shaws, real Tartan plads manufactured ex
ess Tor us and worthy the attention of the best trade
aiso rich Embroidered Canton Grape Shawls, French
faiiii Ihibet, Cashmere, Figured Merino, &c.
RIBBONS
"A complete Assortment, consisting of rich Tartan
Plaih brocadc and figured in all widths and STYLES Alsn
zap Ribbons, Bell ribbons, plain Satin and Tafcta Rib
pois, Fancy trimming Ribbons, Ribon-ties Scarts, &c.
STUFF GOODS
ram black and colored Alpacas, rich figured Merino
RAN, damask, Brocade and figured Pcplns Mile Rave
ltStrSS, lItngaricn Cloth; Figured and ujaju Mohar
Lyonensc and Thbet Cloths Plain French Merinos and
Casneres, also, great variety of Plaid stun Goods
new Styles
HOSIERY
This department, to which Special attention is inv-
ted has been much enlarged now occupies entire oGr
and embraces very extensive stock of English and Ger
Hosiery, from the celebrated nanuEc turers
adapted to the best City and Interior Trade.
LACES.
English, French and German Laces, Fancy Nets &c
of every description.
WHITE GOODS.
Linens, Lawns, Cambrcs, Mus, Checks Stripes PLAN
and Figured Swiss goods, Curoan Muslns, Linen Cam
brics, &c.
GLOTES
Men and Womens' white Black and Colorcd Kid
Gloves, of the best quality from the cclcbra
ted French Manufacturers ordered and imported expressly
for our own trade
Also
WIDE and Narrow Velvets, Bonbazincs Canton
Silks Pocket Handkerclicfs, Welsh Fannels Satin YES
ngs, Green Barge, Italian and American Sewing Silk
Grapes, Gcntlemcns' Cravats Dress Trimmings, Oil Silk
English and French Gnghams, French Prints, Table and
Piano Covers, &c. &c.
Also
Large assortment of rich Goods fer Evening drcsse.
of various fabrics and latest styles.
Snnf1
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-10
MARRIED.

Gnthe end inst by Elder, Nj. Mobley, Mr.. FRASK
SMITH, of Clayton county, Iowa, to Miss MARY DAVIS,
daughter of Timothy Davis, Esq, ofthis city.
On the Sd inst, by the same, Mr. NnxRY ALTON LIT
rLEroN, of st. Louis, Mo-, Miss MARGARET Monrrv
of this city.
At West nj on, the 9th Nov. by Rev. H. s, Brown
son, Mr. P. L, HINKLEY TO Miss LucRErIA McCooL, all
of West Union.
At the same place. the 23i nit, by Rv II. s. Brun
son. Mr.. ALEXANDER HOUSE to Miss SARAHANN SruRGIs,
all West Union.
At Yves, Union, on the 27th ut hy!IonThos Woodle,
Mr-JoHS TAyMAS 70 Miss RnoDA HULL, all of West
Union.
At Auburn (Fayette county, on the 9th ut, by Rev.
H. s Brunson H. C. SANDERS, Esq, of Mount Pleasant,
to Miss RHopA c. BOWMAN, of Auburn.
At Old Mission, Winneshick county, on the 10th ut.
by Rev. S. IT, GREENup, of Eldorado Fayee county, Mr.
HIRAM w. EAnLL, Of Auburn, Fayctte county, to Miss
MARY J. CARSON, of Old Mission.
At Auburn the LIST inst, by Jas B. EARL, ESQ.,, Mr.
LYsANpER HOPKINS to Miss REBEccA Murray all of Au
burn.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-10
ERY GOODS Al
AJTCTTON.

an Wednesday, Nov 2th, al 10 O'Clock m at Cows
~ CITY Auction Rccnl, will he eff rcd at Public Sale
extensive Of scasonahl Dry Goods, which
have just received on consignment, consisting of
bcaced and brown shea ngs, tanEe's, ints wool
hosiery, gloves and mts, s!k 'dks., WOODEN shirts
and drawers with variety Of Fall and Winter dress,
cloths and casimcres. ASo unusual yar ~ OF small
fancy articles and Yank, notions. Tn, Who'll. to be
closed without reserve, for cash. The sale Will be
continued each day and v ming until closed cut.
Nova4-dw2w II II EMERSON, Auction CT.
Consgnmcns, of Dry Goods, Furniture, Horses, &c.
respectfully solicited and pincally attended to- Also
sales of Real Estate. r. ii. EMERSON,
Nov Dc .7acttoHecr
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-10
FOREIGN NEWS.
IRELANp.
Movements among the Clergy, &C

Movements among the Clergy, &c.
The Catholic clergy, from the Bishops to the
curatcs, are particularly busy IN matters both
temporal and spiritual. The Primate OF all Ire
land has organized regular onslaught on the
Free Masons for their threatened opposltions to
the Observation-Disclosures in opposition to the
svs.cm of National Education, and finally plan
for Parliamentary agitation OF the Papal aggres-
sion, which it is expected will prove successful
against the present ministry, early in the next
session.
| In the Encountered Estates Court on one day,
no less than ten properties We're put up for sale,
being the greatest number ever submitted to
competition in single day. The total amount
realized was Ell ,675.
The Bank cf ireland has declared dividend
Of ; per. cent. per annnm and bonds at the
rate Of IS shillings per cent. E2,000 were to be
added to the reserve fund, making it $4,000
FRANCE.
DEFEAT OF THE NEw ELECTORAL Law
The second reading of the New Electoral Law
was lost on Thursday evening, the 18th, by a
majority OF 37:5 to 24S. Notw Outstanding this
defeat ofihe Ministry, everything remained tran
quil, and no agitation is likely to be attempted
by the Mountain until nearer the general cleo
ton, when the strength of parties will, of course
be exerted to the utmost.
on the Bourse 5 per cents. 9Of SOC; 3 per
cents, -55f. 9oc; Bank of France, loot.
PORTUGAL.
RESULT OF THE f.LECTIoSs.-Ihe dates from
Lisbon are to the Sth in slant.
The general election of delegates to choose
the deputies took place on the , inst, and the
result was the signal triumph Of the Setembrltta
party, in by far the greatest number OF the dis
tricts--in Lisbon particularly, and throughout
Estremadura, their victory was most complete
and dc c'sive for the Carlists never expected to
carry the elections here; they were far from an
tcipating the total prostration of their party; IN
the capital out Of three hundred electors they
do not count more than eight.
In other parts Of the kingdom the result has
not been qute so favorable TO the Setembrittas,
but still hey will undoubtedly have large ma
iorty in the chambers.
Reforms IN THE TARIFF The accouch-
mcnt of the Queen had not taken place; great
wcremaking in anticipation OF the
event.
A bill had been introduced in the Cortcs, to
effect reforms in some articles of the Customary
Tariff The natnre of the changes proposed
msy be inferred from the Minister having stated
that in the article of Goldfish, the duty on which
was raised III 1S49 the importation fell OFT from
5000 to 100000 quintals, between lS49 and
1851, and the revenue from it was diminished
three millions of reals in the same period. It's
to impose on Bacalo Goldfish imported
d ,rcct from Europe and Africa, 80 reals per quin-
tai in Spanish, and 40 reals in foreign vessels
AT present the duty is 33 and 4S. The reduc-
ton proposed from other foreign ports is 4oa53
reals, instead of 56 and "A. On hides from all
quarters, the duties are reduced about 3a2-5ths.
IL The celebrated Ravel Family are now in
Cincinnati.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-10

DENouENESr OF Tue SEDUCTION CASE
Some days since we noticed case of seduc-
ton, the full details of which were given in
the bloomington, Ia, Reporter. 1t was stated
that the girl was seduced by young man
named .3ydciott. who lived near New Albany
and that she had been left at a boarding house
IN Evansville, where she then was. The
Evansville Journal of the l4th inst, gives the
following account of the denouement of the
affair:
"The girl had been at the boarding house
some time under an assumed name, and was
lately delivered of child, since which time
she has been gradually sinking. The young man
had been to see herr but had not yet sgn,tied
his intention Of marrying her.. Last Tuesday
night he came down with some fiat boats, and
stopping here called to see his victim at her
boarding house. The boarders, whose kindliest
.ympathes had been excited by the unfortu-
nate young woman, were on the alert. The
landlady locked the young man in the room,
and then one boarder went for Minister anoth-
.er for the Clerk of Court The certificate was pro-
cured, and everything made ready for tying
the moose in the tightest manner. The young
man was confronted by the crowd, and told in
emphatic terms the part he had to play in the pro
ceedings. He begged hard for little time
for time enough to go home and make his
engagements but it was in VAN. Without going
into further particulars, the couple were united
the bride scarcely able to stand upon the floor,
the groom wishing himself thousand miles
away. He had vilely and under solemn promise
of marriage seduced the young woman, but
how she is his lawfully welded wife He
started that night for New Orleans with his fiat
boats, saying that he would take charge of her
in his return. He has LETT her money at diff.
derent times, and we believe has seen she was
respectfully provided for.-.Nonpareit.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-10
7. M ASON
Sign of the Good Samaritan,

Sign of the Good samaritan,
INVITES the attention of his customers to
the following articles received by late urrl-
walls.
STERN OIL for parlor lamps that will not CONCEAL
Prepared COCOA from Raker's well known establish
M mt.
Prepared CHOCOLATE.
CORN STARCH of Kingsford manufacture.
UEcKERs' Farna
CoLoGSE, at 81 per quart, of superior quality.
ROSE WATER, double distilled and fine iavored}
PEARL POWDER.
ALABAsrER powder
WHErHERrIL's premium Lily Whits
CHALK BALLS tor toilet
ROSE POWDER
POWDER PCFFs
TAYLoR's transparent soap
Chrystaline wash balls
KEsAN soap
OIL, BuN Windsor soap
SAND Soar; Egg shaped soap; Orange soap
MILITARY SHAVING SOAP
SHAVING CREAM of various kinds
VAREGATED SOAP; white soap; CASTLE soap
THE attention of Ladies respectfully solicited the
fol'o wing articles:
PEEL's liquid solder for china
TOOTH BRUSHES of every variety
CHARCOAL PASTE for the teeth
EXTRACT Vanilla; extract nutmeg extract lemon
PoMApEs of every variety; Ok of various styles
HAUEL, Eau IIstrad nov20 "
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-10
Passage from the Old Country.
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II. w. RYRNES e. CO.
60, South street, .Neac York.
SIS, GraUier street, .Ner Orleans.
3G, Waterioo Road, liverpool.
Established in 1924, and now the Oldest Ep1igrant
House in the World
THE subscriber is the Northwestern Agent this
Gates for passage by the first class ships of s.he Swal
low Tail Line of Lverp and Lon on packets the Red
Star.''"Dramac'' and ''Sant ueorg:'s Lines of Liver
pool Packets, and stle Am rican Line of New Orleans
Packets, sailing from Llverpen CIV ry five days. No
ether House has Branch in New Orleans for the az
comodaton Of Emigrants.
Engagements can be made this Office for the delivery
of passengers at point the United States and they
may rely on having every attention paid them by Emf
grant Societies. and by the several Branches and Agcn
ces of p. w. b. Co., at all The principal towns the
route, from the day they embark until they reach their
final destination. Such the arrang mcntS of the sub
scrbcr and such the chief Obj of his late visit
New York.
CIRCULARS, with names of Ships, days of sailing,
&C., be had gratis.
DRAF rs (for money remittances) on Edwards, San
ford & Co., of London for sale, a!able at Bank in
Great Britain or I land
MONEYS and accounts collected, commissions and
legal business executed; parcels and goods forwarded,
4 Edwards, Sanford & Co.'S. Trans!anc Express.
OFFICE Fourth street, City Hotel buildings,
Dubuque. CHAS. COOKERY, Agent.
LAND WARRANTS of all sizes, improved farms,
and City property for sale at this oilic'
NovIS-d3wIw
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-10
Drp- GOODS & Groceries.
F. DOYLE'S
CHEAPCAssI STORE.

CHEAP CASH STORF,
On Main street, bet'oeca Fourth and Fifth, ,ar1,
door to John &mpiot's.
TyE subscriber hegs leav, to inform the inhabitants Of
Dubuque snd surrounding country, that he has just
returned from New YorR with fresh and s,asorabIc
supply Of sTApLE and FANCY DRY GOODS,
have been bought The most advanfa geors TERMS and
viii he I'D for cash AT the lowest relneratng price,
Country Ike per are respectfully request te call
and examine the goods and prizes ba re m,king purca
abatement made
Amongst the stock will be found til, k,llswing;
DRY GOODS.
SupHrhne Black Cloth Fancy satin silk & p,neI,am
Black and fancy cassimcrcs cravatsscarlyt blue and
Doc skins white wrappers & draw r.
Gaslmcrces satincts, cotton Sspenders, comforters
cords Turkey d and madden.
Blcached sEcc.ings 3 1904 handkerchiefs
Blue bleached and brown CIR and blue baregc Bloc
drillings corded skirts
Blcached brown and striped Swiss and aconet insert
shrtings ings and cdgings
iluckabacks diapers towel ISle and thread ms Rings,
Crash, beached and brown lace, cap essewed alns.
dama-k table cloths lin collars and cuffs
Red, white and y, How fan BLACK lace falls
ne's Cashmere, silk and wool,
Fed tickings, counterpanss WOOL CLOTH Berlin Lislo
Carpet worp cotton yarn and and cotton lives
batting Bays fancy ,paid gray, wool
Ladies satchcIs Carpet bags mcrno and cotton socks
and umbrellas Ladies' merino, cashmere
GinghanIs calico $, lnseys and cotton hose
Ihccked, laconct, Swiss, Threads, sewing knitting
BOOK, victoria lawn and cottens, purses, rlasics,
lapp miisns wristlets, purse twst he.
Alpacas noiairs, coburss, phyr wool
lusres and popns Tapes, rels, hooks and eyes
d. LANES, printed caicoes Jenny Lind and Kate ayel
French mrrinoes, Canton gown buttons, pearl agate
fannels, canbrics, CAM linen and ivory buttons
brio handkerci~fs dressing back and side
Brown hollands, Irish linen,l combs, hair and cloth
Oiled cloth table cOv1rs brushes
D0yIeVs black velvet Goat Links
Waddng, batting Bay State long shaw
CLOTHING.
Gcntlemen's black cloth, Cashmere and Doeskin
coaks flushing and blank pants
ct overcoats, quilting satin India rubber leggings
and fancy vests,
GROCERIES, g..
Choice Imperial Young Hy- Pure cogniac Brandy, old
son, OoCng and SouchongI Monongahela and Ohio
Teas Whiskey
Java and Rio Coffees Golden Syrup & Sill molas-
Chocolate cocoa,
Loaf, crushed, clarified and Smoking and chewing
brown sugars baccO
Sperm, and taow Principe, Havana and She
dies cigars
Cloves, numegs, cinnamon, Fancy and plain soaps iHd
ginger, mustard and pepper CO. lard oil, tubs rckcts,
Table CUTLERY and queens coffee mills
ware, &c. lRasins Almonds currents
Nov l5-dw3m 4. DOYLE.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-10

A CARD.
j. p. PORTER. Dental Surgeon,
IAVING purchased the Entire Stock and Dental Prac-
L tce of d. b. LEE of this place. respectfully leaders
his professional services the citizens of Dubuque and
the interior.
Office opposite the Bsnk, and Immediately the Echang
and BdHking House,
where he viii be happy to perform all operations upon the
teeth, both for their beauty and preservation Teeth in
serted in whole partial SETS upon of the modern
improved methods, with without artificial gums and
rdrraatcd fer if.
Particular attention paid to Extracting, Filling and
cleansing; also, to the regulation of Chdrens teeth lie
material but the BEST ana WILL in all operations,
whether surgical or mcchanical give entire satisfaction
make charge. Refer
Asa Horn, NJ D.; Hon. LINCOLN CLARK;
J. w. FINLEY, NJ. D.; Mai. NJ. MonLrY;
G. w. RICHARDS, NJ D. p. WAPLEs, Esq;
r. |. THOMAS, NJ. ID.
DR.. r. has hand large and well selected stock OF
fNCORRTPTIBIE TEETH which he offers to the Pre-
esson at Manufacturers prices. Orders respectfully soil
cited.
Dubuque, Sept. H. 1851.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-10
LAND GAENCY.
wM. BARNEY. BOOTH.
wv. L. BARNEY & co,

CTII.L continue to transact al business connected
- with the purchase aud sal, of real estate. whether in
the city country They will examine titles, prepare
pay tayes locate bounty and warrants,
and prepared to affcrd information of akindS relative
to lands in the Dubuque Land District Maps and dia-
grams he furnished if rcquir Il. Land warrants of
40 60 and leo constantly hand, for sale or l"c
tian advantageous terms and t'l guaranteed.
Farmers residing distance have the r lands
tered by addressing by letter post paid andiuS avoid
the expense of journey Enigrans and settlers would
10 well to call before applying elsewhere.
Office on West side of Main street, nearly opposite the
'ohc Buildings, Dubuque, Iowa. june
AZ Western Democrat and Progressive Era, (when
sstablished) will please copy for and forward
Gill TO this office. june lily
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-10
Public Land, Real Estate,
AND
GENERiI 1GENCY.

Office on 9TH street, City Hotel Buildings, Dbuqn, lowr
LAMP WARRANTS, sold or located on moderate terms.
FARMs AND Cry Lors for sale, improved and uninprovcd
DRAFTS on Great Britain and ireland for sale, and pay
able 1T any Bank in the United Kingdom.
EvrREss FoRw 10 and rom all parts of Europe
and America by Adams IL Cos american Express, and
Edwards, Sanford & Co.'S transatlantic Express
ting with Chaplin & Horn in Corn Hill, London.
COMMISSIONS executed, and Drafts Accounts collected
Europe, through Edwards, Sanford & Co.'S. of London
PENSIONS, LAND WARRANTS, PATENTS ard claims OF all
descriptions against tile United States Of the Dc
nartmcnts, will be attended TO through Agent at Wash
n ton.
Insurance on Life, Fire. Marine risks the Joint
Stock or Mutual principle.
S Any other business within the legitimate sphere OF
an AGENTS duty will receive hest attention.
Aug ls-y wd COIKERY x JONES.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-10
GREAT REMEDY!
Celebrated Family Ointment.


Is Mud SAFE Thorough and the greatest External RENE
dv crer used IL IL emposed Of tegctade Extracts and
possesses o,eer nsqnaAed the annals OF xedns ," tAe
cure Of EFomnlntory Diseases. -,
Iii universally acknoN lodged 10 be an fauble remedy
in every case where has been faithfully applied on the
human SYSTEM for promoting nsensiblc Perspiraon and
invaluable in all diseases Of the csh Obstinate Ulcers
Old Sores Chlbains, Sore Throat Burns Cuts, CHaneous
Eruptons Sore Nipples, Breast, Diseases OF the Eye,
Agie in the Face Rheumatic Palms. Contracted Cor1.
Pain in the Sde Back and other parts Of the system sead
Head, Bruises Fresh Wounds, Piles, and every kind OF
sore containing the least particle of Inta,unaon, are
permanently cured by this great remedy.
HEALING VIRTUES.
Its fact, authenticated here, well as all over the
State, and indeed the whole western states, that Spans
Medicines have obtained wide spread celebrity and re-
puatio which they justly entitled by their "hcanE
ririues, and powers We not among those who are
prone to endorse every patent hnbIg that along.
and in this instance have delayed our endorsement until
we have been able make aoubly sure not only
by testing them personally ourselves, but from me tcsl
uiony of numerous portion of the community livnk
around us.-(linois Globe, April 3D. 1850
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-10
Removal.

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