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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-01
Dubuuue. LIST March, 1851.

LAwTHER Epw. n. LrLf. JAMES LAW1HLs
~ ". Las i.s.k 4
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. DEALERS IN FOR
ElGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS,
1T the old stand Of HIM. Ldrher Main street, Dubuque.
WE prepared to furnish country merchants and
w the public generally with goods Oh reasonable
terms as any house III this city.
We constantly receiving direct from the manufac
turers every article of merchandise usually kept nerd
ed in this country, which will be sold u very small
advance on COST or exchanged Tor country produce.
The highest market price will at all Hcs be paid foI
the products Of the country IN cash.
Dubuque, Msy7, 1851.
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Aug. G,-1y.

SCAKFS G q w 7 = ! = q
ACOUSTIC or
For the euro of DEAFNESS, pains. anj the III sisfaa
of matter from the ears; also all those d1ere.
like the buzzing of insects, fafag % Valsr, aEs
of ST sc. &C., which = Seas .ssailg
deafness, and also generally a,tcnda, aIsaal-
Aug 6-y ~ tEh@t3&
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THE WATER-cURE JOURNAL.

THE WATER-CURE JOURNAL.
NEW Volume Of this "Journal Of health" com
"A mcnccd in July, 1851. Subscribers should send in
their at once The Philosophy and practice OF
IIydropathy, Physiology, and Anatomy of tho Human
Body, Dictctics, Physical Education, the Chemistry Of
Life, and all other matters relating TO Life, Health and
Happiness will he given in this Journal. We believe
that man may proong his life much beyond tho number
of years usually attained. We propose show how
Published Monthly AT One Dollar year, in ad vance
Please address all letters, post paid TO
FOWLERS & WELLS,
l3l, Nassau st N. Y.
e. SPAuLprse, Agent for Dubuque.
Sept lew 4 d.
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
NOTICE is hereby given that Valentine Blcucl has
IN been duly appointed by the Couny Court of Dubuque
County, administrator Of the and effects of Michael
Woienshen late of said County, deceased and has quail
flied. All persons indebted to SAID required
settle the same forthwith and all persons having claims
against it required present and establish the
according to law, without DELAY.
Sept. l0-3tw VALENTINE BLEUEI., Admir-.
Administrator.
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PLANING MIL l.,
SASH DOOR, AND BLIND SHOP

THE undersigned takes this thod OF informing the
l the citi.ens of Dubuque, Mechanics and Farm y,
generally, that he is prepared to do all kir af
planning, such foorins PARTITION shelving . -
ia,.. frrr, nn ~ sxteen incb,s and .yo4 quar-
sers OF an inch to three inches in fli~ Producing
s.,rf;,ce similar to hand WORK neePs constantly on
hand Dressed Lumber for sale and Is now prepared 10
eyeeufe Nil ord r. from abroad IN his line.
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Country Merchants

And OILERS will please remember that this is the place
huy SASH Doors, &c. rhoesae and retail, very CHEAP
for cash. All ask is to give me call before purchasing
elsewhere. 49,
shop on corner Of Iowa and Fourth street, adjoining
'''O J. L. DICKINSON.
NJ D. Turning and Saving done on short notice
esir,d. Aug Swim.
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BURTON'S CHEAP STORE ENLARGED.
TREMENDOUS STOCK OF GOODS!
GREAT RUSH OF BUYERS!
A LII admit that BURROWS is the place to Bun Goods
n Cheap for cash produces and great has been the
rush, in consequence OF this fact that he has doubled the
size of his store, and having returned from the East
opening of largest and best selected stocks
of goods brought this Market in order
date his increasing customers.
To those who have bought at Burton's Cheap Store
heretofore, need not describe the various and almost
unlimited assortment of goods which keep hand
But to the uniformed would say have every vari-
ETY. Of dry goods from the finest dress goods fer ladies'
The cheapest prints and domestics; have broadcots,
cassimcfcs and sattinets fine and COARSE ready made
clothing, of style and quality, and suitable for all
sorts Of weather; boots and shoes Variety
les OF every description hardware glassware
&c., &c.
al kinds Of produce bought and sold.
1yRcmember stand is Immediately under the Wa
Piles House, Main street, Dubuque. Look for BURROWS
CHEAP STORE
GEO. w. BURTON & co.
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No.2 F." &c
Frcights to New Orlcans.-Flour, BOATS
Pork, ;35a4oc-Corn, 9a10-Oats, 2o-Lead, lco
per. 100 lbs.-Bacon and Lard, l5a1Sc-Hemp,
$5a6-Tobacco, So per hid.
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Sept. IL, l05l.-ly.d&w.


DUBUQUE CLOTHING STORE.
JAMES MULLIN
90 WOULD resp ctfullv inform his friends and the
M public that he has taken the Store 10 the Cf1
ne AUCTION Room. wher- he has opened choice Sc
.-1I-lection of
CLOTHS, CaSSLMERES and VESTLNGS,
Which he will make up in the most fashionable style
The Furnishing Department
Consists of Embro tered and plain Linen Shirts Fanc,
Cotton, Checked Linen and Hickory Shirts; silk and
Drawers Fancy Satin and plain Scarfs; Cravafs Of the
newest styus; white and black Kid Gloves Buckskin
and Cloth do Suspend from 10 cents to dollar
Oiled silk and Scotch Bingham Umbrellas; and great
variety of other articles too numerous TO mention lie
will also keep hand choice sce cton Of
RE.7DY-M4DE CLOTHING,
Which he will u low for cash, consisting If BLACK
Dress and Frock Coats Olive and Gre, do Alb.rt
and Sack Coats Pilot and Blanket Ovcrcoafs of all
qualities; India Rubber Coats and Lee gings, Morning
Gowns, &c, &. Sept I'D & W 3ni.
Look Out for llim-.A Hard ase.
,yHE pubc-Hotel and Boarding house keepers part
j cularly--are hereby notified that il a named
Geo. C. Case offers to become boardcr il would be avis
able to require security for his board he make
practice of leaving between two days without paying
his board bills He left this place in this manner leaving
boarding houses to suffer the loss. informed that
dirk knife aud small tools missing from the
shop he worked at He is carpenter by trade, about
feet high about 2 years Of age dark hair and halls from
JOSEPH sEBRING
Scnf I5--d&w4t
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Merck, Samuel
Mefferd, James
Mathus, Benjamin
Mangold, Michael
Means, John
Maher, Patrick
Maxwell, Thomas
Mahan, Wesley
McPhail & Anderson
McGirr, Hugh
Nc Encroe, John Rev.
McLamphin, William
McMahan, James, Pc
ter or Andrew
Nc GOWN, James
Nc Gruth, John
McQuillen, Elisha
Newell, John
IO'Shea, james
Ogle, + S
| Ossncr, William
Penburthy, Josiah
Pre,,yman, Emery & :
Parker, r
Paiessly. Richardson
Quinn
Reid, H w Rev 2
Riley, Thomas
Richard, Solomon 2
REILLY, Cathsrine 2
Riggs, Christian Miss
Ridgeway, David g
Ryan, Daniel
Riply, John c
Scripture, Calvin
Sackett, Charles d
Samuel, Sarah
Saunders, Jackson
Shinn, Elias
Sheridan, Margaret
Skehill. Pair.ck
Shipton, Marian
Spensby, Ann Mrs
Spotswood, Catherine
Smith, Vilett 2
Smith, Emily "a Mis-;
Smith, Henry w 2
Stout, VIM.
Tragardner, w S M
Telegraph, Eds
Thompson, Mary Jane
Miss
Vandaburgh, J. X.
Viles, A. II.
;, Waterman, Jesse P
!. Wallace, John
West, Phebe Miss
Webster Daniel u.
White, Alfred
Wheeler, Morrison
: virgins, Charles 8. Z
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A NEW VOLUME OF THE
american CHRONOLOGICAL JOURNAL
Commenced July |, 1851.
NOW is the time subscribe Devoted Plr mol
~ ogy, Physiology, Magnetism, Physiognomy, Mcchan
ISM Education, Agriculture the Natural Sci noes, and
General intelligence, profmscly illustrated; il cannot
fail to interest every class Of readers Every family, and
especially all young and should have a
copy II printed the first of every month, at One
Dollar year. All letters should be post paid and
directed to FOWLERS & WELLS.
13l, Nassau st. N. Y.
n. SrAuLpISG, Agent for Dubuque.
Sept Lew & a..
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COOK q SARGENT, JOHN c. HIGcfNsoN,
DdrenpOrt. Dub.o,.
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BRAINARp HosKISs,

Sept. 4, lS5l-ln,
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Waterman, Jesse P
w allace, John
West, Phebe Miss
Webster Daniel u.
| White, Alfred
| Wheeler, Morrison
| virgins, Charles 8.
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person viii spoa book. ualcss
payment Of the Subscription be made IL savsacs.
ay money Letter. postage
paid BY ali risk BY
sale transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER s pabished ri weekly danaS the
sons Of Congress, and semi weekly during The recess
Subscriptions for period Than vi es received on
Terms p'0p"1uonsd TO the above s'raal rates.
QO-fosTMAsTERs auhofxe Ascasi and, by
sending u DAILY subscriber with so eaclosed, vst
WEEKLY subscribers win Saa eseossd oSuvs WEEKLY
SUBSCRIBERS with Slo enclosed will be enlued oi The
SAME edition as they iGreish xvs
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NOW of the splendid houses city,
recently finished IL beautifully situned the
and 10Th for It's healthy location good
the different
equidistan from best markets the II
all commodious aud LOFTY several of the chambers
20 The parlor saloon Al feet 2 height
ceiling 10 feet II finished the modern style II has
bath aong hot cold, and shower BATH and
also closet contained teen the fixtures are beautifully
ned and the tank IS hogheads OF The kitchen
furnished and cold sink and the best
Gas have hsen laid III the halt Paror saloon and
dining In the structure for It's convenenee and comfort
nang been oied The sabiing carriage house, aud
house have been permanently built and include manure pitt
aud wei finished for male servants lying newly paved alley
Mar l--1 JAS. CADEN.
STIMSON u Co.'s New York, New Orleans and Mobile
Express, connecting responsible
principal Maine, New Hampshire Yer
Island Connecicut,
delaware, Maryland,
Caka Indiana Oho Illinois, the States generally the
Missppi Alabama the places
Georgia and the Osroinas. ...f #.sH H.11 4. WH
facilities extensive and perfect that the
speedy freight trunks, packages and va
able parcels end OF the ths ote between
the points + Z Z.
From years experience express while
Mes Adams Co.. and
respects tno, which confdencs
New York community feel assured that shall
the sausacuou iends the
wcIers, bankers, and merchants generally.
California from New
Orleans, between New Orleans and Mobile
New Orleans, and 10 Wall street, New York
FEB G-dAcpl2w
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pUnlIC sale of large valuable real and
sona estate The undersigned will offer public
estate lying IN Charles county Maryland called
"Gasvar This contains about twelve hundred
acres ana has been recently
Ihc SOIL - equal 10 IN thc highly
condion every Of the arabic and
ied aud ianaed II Is capable u producing and
heavy crops OF tobacco eon wheat and from
half miles from The oppor
tuniy for those who wish 1t II
large and bns and a the and
and an abundance TIMBER and wood OF best kind
This will be sold in four
into four farms Of nearly hs Of the
buildings aud wood on each Those desroas Of for them
residing the pIenas, Aad oil inoaian
thereto that be desired, BY either Of the subscribers
Also ut the same time the village adonnE called and known by
the of ALIENS Fresh. contains house, dwell
attached and the best
ton OF The State being the midst of rich surrounding
and the annual sale Of goods there believed reaches
five thousand dollars There
able dwellings, barns and three hopsa condition
Also large stennmi for grinding wheat good
pair and now in operation This village il situated the head
waters OF the Wicomco, aud goods landed within
dred yards Of the house.
undersigned sell, place. large
amount OF personal consisting hundred horned
CATTLE hundred sheep large number hogs three
superior muies horses farming
various kinds the cultivation
Also large number Of slaves of both them
prime engineer and miller and rst black
smith,
Upon
of purchase money win be required cash,
credit will be of twelve, eighteen
months For all purchases personal thirty dollars and
will be required and for all
credit ofsix months wc given In where credit is
the will be required bond the
with such security the undersigned will approve bearing interest
from the day of sale +.
The above sale will commence 10 O'Clock, u. IN.
GEORGE BRENT,
&. E#H r#4a. .seas.I.#. ..4 H. T. MERRICK.
3 PoRr TosAcco, (Md) Feb 26, le5l. .Ee# .@.
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NEW York ald Millionaire AssoctAtton.-
IN Of thousand dollars Capital co,
be obtained by influential
parties capital special partners, admitted IN
revised Of New York free from per
liability the 900 cash. and
issued therefor 10 return ten per cent annually
prospect doubling whole In safe operations
troI OF oliver HOLDEN,
As tho General Partner Agent Compsny,
No. II Wall street, New York
responsible throughout the Union
can United States, app
cation association, be employed DIFF
trren popt. uf be
available trade carrying the mails passenger and freight to and
from Europe, Africa and the hmencas
Tl~re /. We, 4. doing Caor
n,s Pacific the supply Of gosd continues
Initial asoaish
uQst hhrra And this
and p,o6 thereby formed
~, ,he Arm asd .tyIe OF + .I ruf .. HOLDEN n Co.,
ercsnt,c, and Commission Merchants BANKING
Insurance Mining Agents New York and San Francisco
Caplai Al 80 900.
Feb9-.u ..a - - .yf# VT. ESQ .
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AIDES Dress (sOOds.-The sub~cnbcr has
IL 25 pieces plain barage, embracing all The shades
#.t 20 do figured baIage, soIae beautiful styles
do tissue, entirely styles
10 25 JTa cents, prnci
paly very rich patterns .....g =.
grass cloth, and pretty article
Is linen Iustre, very pretty shades
1900 yards ginehxms all prices
10000 printed caiicocs
5000 do printed lawns on las cents fast coors
and fine quality
yards plain coioed musns beautiful article,
WI NJ IAN cents H.."#.. ..T.. =
The Iadic. get last few days will
again shall make so that
:" A'-' = G. w YERBY,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7ta and 9Th sts
Mar d2wif 4
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NvICETbe undersigned, who empowered by meeting
The creditors late reuc ~ Terss held IN the city of
shnsson day Febsua and continued BY ADJOURN
the h Secretary of The Treas
on certain queson respecaS public debt of Tsrss result
e poyiso the boundary adastsent act passed ~ te
Of Congress, and who kswise ns'rucsed on NE re-
o. such decislon the to the creditors
me medium pah'c addres beg leave TO announce mat
of the secsstay Of The Treasury recurring me ssn
'n ofcs from TEXAS indispensable To his de-
me sad puhtc ss ussvot1ay postponed se
'an day of JuNs when the committee viii again con
neusA ~ so p " ~ ~ "
| j. HAMILTON, of scah Carolina.
CHARLES El.LIs, of vtgsia.
JOHN w. HOUSTON, Of Delaware
pnmssros, March 7, 1854. E1f4 aiiH
s-ih. New yosk Herald, Philadelphia North Amepc an,
imam tommsscis Richmond Enqrver, and New Orleans
shs, will give insertion, sesd the
NE above committee, directed this city, The l5t June.
VI. .L-..L. - al ll... =. .-...-.. - --LL- Il
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NEW spring Goods, Ersbv"sdsries &"The subscribers
IN have ju.t from New York
rs pieces small checked glsce silks .l.t'"
20 do style India fouIsrd silks
10 rch CbeDe silks
~ 40 bsocsde silks t
10 do do do Gro de Rhine silks
do do black, striped, and plaid -ihs
10 Brocbe baregcp, fpan ngures)
10 10 Yres<h bsnSAia, entirely ne~)
u do fronch unoassghnc de htnes, fyery pretyl
q, DO French printed jsconeb tvsry hne)
70 d. doued s~fss mullins, (<hits and coiored)
do heavy black iyyiss~d silk ~ .....-s
rs do French printed 9Nfcees, fnew styles)
Ss &hs. shs~s some very reh
no richly embroidered hsndkerchieh, tre~ d~ssxns)
a Freucf svrswotAsveA musIin eh~rnt.etm Y.
\, vsrv ,chly trimmed md sleeves, in sets
n vvaf VAleneta lace collars and cuffs
richly trimmed French worked csPes .l.t
IS lace aSee sNh Asvshcs 4-tAtftt "a stt .#f '.'
FL Vi hls~k ict svss u ei u 81
ID ~ ,ss,A hns IN hs~cbicf4 ssA cuffs 10 match, he
~.h.r win, upany and desirable srucss 'o'
,sS,sS ~ wk,eN u,sav 0tsass sssvsstfs'y nv'sd o
YsAN y8 stss rdl haa hsar'ynt fs0'
.ya-Fft a NpaYfT
a. dtr i4sr asstN 5fHaaI ui#t
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UE a. ~ Il. a. ARMOUR,
DB-dPERS AND T-dIL0RS,
No. 3os Broadway, corner of Duane street,

eIpUtt ING NoKts IVNse, Nep fosky
ESfECTFULtf invite the and the puxie 10
~ their assortment Of spring goods, Of pans
winch ey are prepared To make the
fashionable style al their usual moderate
eaSsmere ana veungs OF latest imporauons light
fof vests dark do new patterns
There are three skiui artists
10 cut cVas one 70 cut pans and
paitacnt Is complete N itself Amy navy
def WIN accuracy anu despatch, and In the approved
ner strangers who visit this metropolis will
ese thns 10 their tas,e and perfect
~ H. PRHarh ATsIhese elegant waistcoats that
We're so much admired Castle Garden
h.t premium BY the American institute their
Feb i5--dlm
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THE Telegraph Company "a removed 10 The
pothecay shop on fennsyyana avenue,
a door o Browns Hotei.a ..Is Ill
This only ip1 Of telegraph from Wa-hinaon 70
Wheeling P,skara other lines extend
Dcsrcst Chicago, "a L"sis, Nashville
Memphs. n country. .gl
The Morse cacs few doors east Of the National
lfIH4 oI e.
rho southern 7 street, opposite National In,eIscnccr
once. ..#
Ian 7-dd President Western Telegraph Company.
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sCRoFULoUs AFFECTION OF THE EYES.
ITS POPULARITY ABROAD.

FTon South ~1meriea.
.,EtH MARAcAIBo, (Venezuea,) April ~, ls49
Mesp sAHDs-Gk consider duty public
the benefit received using
valuable SaapsIa. About
shoulders, legs
unable sieep ed all
0f without benefit
using 6sen days.
we'll have hesitation Sasapala the
medicine took, confidently my
friends and the public.
#r Your obedient servant,
J. NJ. JESURUN
Here Is another home
NEw YoRx, Jan. 9, $50.
great bene6 have received from the
sasnpaula subject Of pulmonary disease made voyage
Europe but while there Continued 20 be AFFLICTED few weeks a
seized with violent hemorrhaSc o the
and from The debility and est psraon followed
With the proaced d6cul ofrespsauon entirely reevo by
Saraparla which consider and
truly valuable discovery healing feel that have fol
fcunsen years enjoyed good health present
s. Z. sEYMoRE
Prepared and soId wholesale rctn by A. d. SANDS,
Druggists and Chemsts 100 Fulton OF William New
York Sold druxss generally throughout the United
ate. and Cansdas Pnce ~ bottle s1 botues foI %
Fo Chas Sto Co.. and X g. Patterson, Washington
|I Llathcun, Geossotowni BY Cook Peel Alexandria
Jan l7-dkcp Paw 3m
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A House OF the ar.t cl... for sale.

PoRr TosAcco, md, y Feb. o6, 1851. .fe#
Mar l--3taw Is #.E.. .s #.es' s'r.s.a ..
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ARSIIALS sALE-By Of three writs Of f~t aetas,
from the clerks once of the circuit court 81 the District
Washington, and directed,
public sale for Saturday, the 18th day Of
" o'clock, front of tho cour house door oi
dsscbed and being N the
city Washington, and known a~d designated e map .f said
OF Iot in 40 lot
u auase 100, M lots and ~, in square r
10 square no. lot y Of @ n square
2a In 5, half Of lot in
square o square Ids, 10, ioss, Iot - IN
$o sctzcd and rv'cd Hnd vii
~ RICHARD wALLACH, al Il
Mst~ha of the District OF Columbia.
Feb ii--dtMar Is
M The abovs is postponed until the 2ad instant
w - RICHARD wALLACH
.t.4ff 80 - stnE Marshal Dmtic Of Columbia.
March ls--dt Mar ~ ..asrrtsae Nt.tHl# ~ s.# .E
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Here Is another nearer home


E~us from the act Of Csmsren Of MARCH, ie4 section
.L ,sas. Ins. - ;h. be n. O., duty 70 o the Pos.
hos Of the malt to let the in eve case to the lowest bidder
% reference 70 III. mode o. such than may
% sss: for u, $ sSs oss .ns su g. o.
d purchase OUT take vauaaon the stock OF vehicle Of
Bidders appended
$ . w sss s Th, 70 q. s ~ ' wr1, n:
s Al. ws.sh q ,As na % .ss pesd s.sd for y 'as .nsdu
aosd coavuyascs. may consequently sach
=. m 10 sS ~ ,ssn 20 %SS. & s
mode .@ Of Of onuanspofsa.on Y
understood 'scsdins the supply Of each Once ihe
:, their respective road. not over quarter Of mile nom
sss. y,sy"' for oes' "''' ''a quarter "'
s.ss: >: %' H. uss
& % e e - n. % .s %. Nan. ~ Of & % @ a s
opss, in ,ss nsnDsr ams herein specified, vri
s Prom Hasklnsvis 10 III weekly, Monday, wedne.
s.a;s ". ,, r,,v';;.s s.., s,
rsTssrs- $ - : a.nd.y, 7s m,,.:,
IN ~. Hspss.viue ~, weekly, Tuesday, Thursday,
3, s.ssssss s:,, Can. c.ao eo,asa Pond Aaro
TO cs.ss sss:s y .'"ss na .Ss iS %s:
A.A s:el. se,.ssas m sa"As, Tuesday, and Thursday
NOTES
proposal accompanied by signed by
as soss rs-poa.ae pssposs oowiss
S: = ssassfs,s ss.l.n 'ss ss..c1 j. ss rom.s "a
G.aera, obligation prior tho first day n
rpod suAciewt surrttes perform the service
rpc.ed.r egtW sfe.@1 Nr.. \
mis- certificate postmaster, Of
equvnlen testimony that the ~sran'' arc s" Of property
IND ss,c to make good their guarantee .
The should seA-<, endorsed
Proposals and addressed 10 The First Assistant
ns,masass ts~~evsl. etf fAihH "a H II
The ~osaoa Of u.d. resulting eomb,naoo,
which the ia TO be made the
~ annual Advest.ement :. =. -
N. X. HALL,
NJ. EaIts Er8H EHa. Postmaster General
foro orrcs DsrAprsKsr, March 9, 1851, .fl
AA9Aiw
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sands' sar..p~rilla In Quart Bottles,

Far he arising from
impure stats Of tao blood or habit Of ahe system. "
AMONG msay and imp<tant discoveries generation
fame will be written with sunbeam
ty past SANDS SARSAPARlllA alone
snj by works procams power eoqusnce so
uessby affecting the appeals OF the suffering for relief
q disease have been eud BY
These things not done in places
known performed principal public
places They brought before the world rubstaaae
Doubt healing virtues Of this preparation
ed, although giganuc, plain ~ tho light ofday.
Tire Sarsaparls combined with the aids
sautay productions the most sines Of the
and Tvs unprecedented in
Of those who had long pncd under the
maades has given IL an exalted characcrurnsng
evidence its intrinsic value,
afflicted in terms the afflicted only know. Ii has long
important dcsideraron the practice Of medicine
with all the precision potency prepara
without their dcearOus effects
Although powerful
entirely harmless, and will injnre the
use except increase appetizer but when
Frame and carrying fast its victim along the path o e then
mysterious influence is felt and il enkndles
and brings health and strength the suffering
eised. III
sCRoFULoUs AFFECTION OF THE EYES.
WINCHESTER, (Ky.J Oct 49, ls4o.
ABB. y. sANDs-GsHrLKnsx would presumed to
duty 10 let the public know the
miraculous effect Sarsapaa has had upon My limbs
covered with uicerou that could during
whole spring In this situation
amer bottles,
told
neviabie permanent
Three b,ites entirely restored his
similarly afflicted Sands
apalla -
#A Yours, truly,
BENJAMIN F. BUCKNER.