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Oct 4--twtf
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THE WEEKLY DISPATCH.

Whole number of representatives 1913.
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STEELE'S FASHIONABLE HAT
HOUSE

CHARLESTON, South CAROLINA.
THE SUBSCRIBER'S establish
ment being one of the most extensive
AmA and fashionable retail HAT HOUSES
in Charleston, the public may depend
on hnd'ng there superior ortment of all the
latest styles of Hats for this fall. Fine French
Molesk'n and Beaver Hats, with an extensive
variety or hne black, and blue cloth Caps for gen
uemens, youths, and children.
TO SOUTHERN PLANTERS.
Planters can be supplied with Hats and CAPS
Tor plantation and house servants. Black, white,
pearl, and drab waterproof Wool Hats with good
hair and coarse cloth Caps.
w. STEELE
Fashionaoie tiatter, 23l King, opposite Hazel
street, Charleston,17
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NJ n II T. w T.1o q NVf TN,
uINactors and Commission Merchants, for Cotton,
IL Rice, Bagging small country Produce, Van
derhorst's Wharf, Charleston, S. C
FERDINAND MOULTON,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW ,
Will practice In the several courts in the District
and attend to the prosecution Of Claims
against the Government
Office corner of Z and 7th streets, opposite the
General Post Office.
2aw,tf
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SPRING MILLINERY

bI MIMI MIIIIHNFKY
AIlLL be opened at Mrs. S. PARKER'S on
w Saturday, 18th instant, at 10 clock.
PARKER'S new Fancy store,
March l2--Jt under National ho,al
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THIRTY SECOND CONGRESS.

Term Commences March 4, 1851, and ends March 4,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-21
AlisseIlaueous.
ST. NsEFH'S FEMALE ACADEMY.
CONDUCTED By THE SisrERS OF CHARITY OF
THE BLESSED VIGIN
.15o8. eipks mites from DuLuoue

1
] .930a. eight mites from dialogue
'I.iiE situation OF this academy beautiful and pctnr
efnis;tas air phre and heal,hf,l; calculated to
IMPROVE the constitution and ipart new vigor tie
aiiri The course of euratior comprises, orocrary,
i"afing, writing arithmetic cramar composition, clio
ri', geography uf The lobcs, algebra Frenc',
isurv. red and prof,ne chronology mythology bot
any chemistry. astronomy music piano forte. guitar,
Sc drawing ulain ard ornamental needle work, sc.
The sisters rnbody in their etnraanai course, a
h,, u.y he found usc, in modern Improvement, and
whi.E may refine the and to deve'ope The
raj resources If the mind. They endeavor to com
hinc r0rty and literature so that each nav happily
Inspire the progress and advancement of the other
'ifet study unite with the ordinary course OF enca
lion he refined and t',i necessary accomplish
n,sn,. e tho mind: hens FUZZY p rs,ai that
scientific education becomes more Peaan;rv n,less az
cttranrd with graceful address, with that and
ctexnrc q manners mtsh aiws;s tespsak highly cn
Iivaied mind, and which fhuud neAt 10 virtue the
most noble end, men1s of tie mimd.tie precious
urnamen. Of the eina'c character.
Nonng ladies' Of every religious pomin al
niited into this academy where 81, taken
that i,duenet his's their religions principles but
o,ae,,, he. ssay. Cor The good aaveri nj of every
Institution. trey he required observe the ordinary
rccuistir,s of external wnrsi,,l
T!a forms ard ceremonies mach priced aud rTac
icc il, petite a-fv strictly ncaraea Yer is
taken ~ prevent ticss Necessary ceremonies from gen
Grating ;nto os cyravagant ccnp,i.n MS wtic, have
neither meaning IN ther form, nor sincerity in their pre-
t;u<5 as.
TIE system of education pursued in this accadcmy
calculated IL move that painful disgust generally *
erienced by young minds IN the pursuit al ecif studies
aud render thos Studies rather recreation their pu
ais than adisagrecah,e task or resom, duty.
No rtiQns spared ny The ssr % impart 10 Tbs
minds of tier pupils sue information as
shall prvr in after lie, in. aiae treasure soce
u, nndranabc Of pare delight 10 tcm'e vs,
and III rom that dangerous intercourse which
vscy of mind render highly agreeable 10 the unedu
catd
Eosyd and Tuition per snnum, 500 90
Washing per annum. 600
Nnsic ana use of piano per quarter, 10 90
Asrr@n,my and nss of GLOBES, Philosophy, Chem
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TO THE GEfsTi.E MEsa.
Ready Made Clothing.
NAPLES & CO.,

FASHIONABLE. CLOTHING ROOM
is the place FIR Gentlemen who wish TO be fitted out in
the latest and bes; style. haze tie
LARGEST AND BEST STOCK IN THE WEST.
I'll kinds of coats pants v.sts, Shirts cravais drawers
ETC., etc. His
FOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT
ranno be eqalled in Iowa, having just received some
20 cases MEMS and Boys Boots and Shaos all of The
very best selected stock, and no iras. among them
HATS AND GAPS.
complete assortment Of t'ie most Fashionable styles OF
Hats ana CapA, which win hc sold very cheap.
FAMILY GROCERIES,.
very choice lot Of cCiee, tea and salt, bought
expressly FOR rade pepper and SPICES generay in
fact. everything that is needed in The Grocery liae
The fact is, call II! r NAPLES &ico, for every t.ing,
lis stock of Goods will show for Itself
stes-No trerhe To show Goods.
Dubuque, Oct. C-lydw PWAPI.ES & co
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Drl, Goods.
T. DOYLE'S
CEaksl1ECASEs& STORE.

SEa kskE sfA%Ea 20 4 Oss T. 9
On .iain street, de,tceea FcnrM end EIfik, nex
door 10 Jain Simp'ots.
TIVE subscriber eesleav inform the Inhabitants
Dubuque and Fu-rgnniing country, that he Las jns
nny ~ F rsn lih nn M raNCT Tfa s Gml
! CLOTHING, t:RoCERi rs and atEENS.V wlcl
have been h."rf On The m"sr advantageous terms, anl
VIII he III frrash n tn lowest rcmureratng prices
! Country sr lie p"rs spccftuliy request te call
and ranine the goods and pro shrfre nal ing purcha
ses elsewhere. Orc lrce only will sc asked and n,
! abataEe made
Amongst Tie stock viii be h'rnd the following:
DRY GOODS.
S'nncfiinc Fta"k Cloth ,F2ncv sa-ln SILK & rinrham
LACE an fancy cassimcres! cravatsscarhr iile and
~ SKIN. white wrappers. & draw, Is
aehicrecs, sa;ines, cctton Snspcndcrs colnfrters
cords Turkey Il and u,,de,
| Ricached s,ec.ing7 -4Srn-; Handkerchief
Eiu hleachod and brown CIR on and blue baregc Bloc
affii"gs nier ctrltd skirts
"!carcd brown and striped Swiss and acore, nscr,
| :h!rtincs nrs and eirinCs
linca5achs, diapers towel Ej>lc and thread in@rngr
rngs ard edeings, black sik
Crash hcache! ard brown lace ca3 pcfs gcwet mn, 5.
dana K table clnti4s lin collar. AMI cuffs
Rel, white ana y, Eos Han niack lace f,ls
ne Ca,!m.r re, six ard wool,
Fed ticiRrs, cam crfanss ucnl cIrL n,rEtn III ia
| Carpet wori, e"itonyarn AMI and cotton alcves
batting G-y'S fipcv Maid c,av W. N
Ladies sntchc's. Carpet bag inerno and cotton socks
ana eihhrcliaS ii aides nfTino, easlnler.
u! tiianf T@'iHo.s, InseFs, IN! cotton hose
thcfhcl JaroEet Swiss, Threads, 80 wing Z knitting
''h, ''iA law II cdtEHnS, purses tIdsticS
ifPf ii;sifs Wri>tIcts. parse tWist, be
alpacaS maliagS. cabur.sl li,rr wool
lu.treS and papns Tapes, eIs, Eaolss and eye,
- l.es, printed cacocs Jenny Lind and Kate Hayes
French h.r'toeS, Cation gown Buttons, pearl agate,
i'annes, ca'rtr!cs, CANT linen ais: ivory buttons
hric handtcrsi IS Dressing, back AID side
Brown hollands, iris!! linen combs hair and clotL
Oiled cloth tahh' covers brushes
H0ylcrs black velvet Goat Links
Waddng, batting Bay state long law
CLOTHING
seniIercns black ciath Cashmere and Doeyk;a
cloaks, flushing and blank parts
ct ovcrcoas. q'iilting, satin India rubber lcggngs
and fancy ye-ts,
GROCERIES, g.
Choice Imperial Young Ky Pure cos,ac Crandv old
son, OolGEg and 5souchon. sioaonEaicia and Ohio
Teas Whisky
lava ana Rio tohces Golden Syrlp 81 mola.-
Chocolate, cocoa, scs
Loaf, crushed clarified and Smoking and chewing
brown sugars bacCD
SIC N, star and ta!icIv can lrHcpr Havana and She
dteS cigars
cioVes nutmeg cinnamon Fancy ard plain soaps ind-
g@eriistard and Pepper go, lard oil, tubs, r.ckets,
Table cutlery and queens coffee mills
ware, &C. Raisins, almonds, currents
Nov l5-tiw3m It. DOYLE.
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DISEASED EYES.

HR LEE, would announce the public generally thai
II. viii again attend 10 Diseases of The Eye. lie
t-eis crntd nj from his own study and experience, and
iran information received from good Oeu!ists thar he
give salts in all arising from inflammation
sic ration, thick, stiff and grinIate lids, films, aura-
rsis, weakness. &c. &c. The method of treatment will
b. and entirely SAT-. No cntting setriiying or bis
tering VIII he resorted to- Tie eye and tie parts
passing il, are exceedingly delicate and sensitive, and
when diseased n nt,e and mild .atment is far III:
hest Mild medicines properly applied Will generally be
sufficient.
DR. Lila. Dir. :. r. Smiths Torpedo Electro Galvanic
Battery Of New York successful. operation nervous
and cir5gic di-eas such r umaiiSni, neuralgia dis
persia. paralysis, deafness, weak ness &c. &C.
tlec;.city suseti thuraitcs agent by the best
and successful physicians in The eastern ci;s and
when prop rIy applied with sHi cisnt pawcr cannot
harm any ono, but always benefits if followed up.
Piras- call md have yorr case exanin d.
EnGan; at tie Wapl-s House or Temperance House.
d. ceni5er l7-wtf
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4fltsre!!ancou5.
kCys:, SssDc store.
ID. saEt. GEA T. ".

"HotfsH!e ana RetaI Dedfer IN Boots and
Shoes, Leoher, Findings, &c.
MAIN STREET, DUBueUE,
Sign Of the Biz Boot,
Tfi1 IS NOW receiving al lis Store the largest an,
~ nost varied assortment Of goods belonging Iii
-. business, that has h en- brought to This place
They re selected under his car ful supervisor
at the piananccrrS in the East. TuverS NAV depend
uron fintIng, ut his St'r', EVERY VARIETY or
SIotk connected with the trada--no matter wha
qualify or STYLE may b. wanted h. avy or light fancy
or c"'ninaa low or 'i"i price, for NJ II, Wonsn. ans
Kisses boys aud cidrcn's wear-it ran he ri AZ h'
shoe Store. Come and for Yours ivr. call wlcr
'"i may eNrect 10 get without trouble, what you wan
IN the Shoe line.
A.So large full and conpltt as,ortm mt of Il athe
and Findings.
The LADIES will pleaee keep in mind lis large aHt
dnsrabla selection OF various qualities and cGlors
MntTs, &c.
The experience Of FIRE gears in III above business il
Duhuqu', nlhtes n. shScIib uni rSiand fully tlG
wants OF tie pilhr. II has been, and still is, his d..
sire 10 conduct his business fair and h npral prin
cPles 10 form for scf IN honest and upright CHAR
acier; and, by such IN ans retain the patronage
his oh friends ani hugely incr use the cgrl amor.
hiS rW Appropriateness. always has h2en, ANA still vii
be, lis highest aim. % Rem. ll,yr The sloe Store.
ID. DECKER.
-,vY
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&. u. VI EST.
STORAGE FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MEbciSNI'

OF 20 Ierce, DN5NqNc, !oacn,
M HOLES AIr aud reta / aicr in foreign and 3o
- mes'ic Fruits. Candies. Nuts, spices Family
,,rcercs, fr,dnca aud Provisions, Ornamental RI i
rrt TIRE, s. Plants, Esersreens, Shyuhb,ry; Grass
Garden and Flower Seeds, t,c. & e.
SB -Stcanfotis, i!"tcis, and Private Families fjr-
ni>bed with good articles Tie lowest 1arhe prc,s
and delivered free Of charge.
Tie undersigned woald inform the public generally
That he has sir"n. and permanent enclosure with n
necessary s'iGS ana acc0mni tdttiuns, adjoining his
war hotSS NJ the steamboat landing III Duhuufr f,r
Tie cohNencnrc OF those haring cattle horses 81. en-
ana hogs - ship 10 and lfan tis point: also 4 TIE nj
with loaded eainS
hay ard grain Kept conssatiy hand and for sale at
reasonable low prices. g !, ,vt,.;I, "
Dubuque, MAY -. 1851
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GOLD REGIONS.
COUNCIL BLUFFS AGENCY
lyVE- E@ ESS ~v.

rsNfiS Ferry, chartered by the Legislature Of Iowa
4 has hcsa in successful operation tor the last tive
wears, and given GIN raj satisfaction the heavy cmi
grafton 90 satisfaction California. II Is the bst cross
ing on the Missouri river IN the State of Inwa Pr6e
not dollars worth Of prucrty has ever blen lost by
those crossing Ii 1t is c nearest and hest route "a
California. irott the first emicrants that arrived al
sacramento last season. made the trip from Council
HEIis in 50 days 1t is The heae.t roue-uniy Tires
eases Of cholera occurred the north side of Patt
river last season. whilst the south side some five ~
six hundred graves show conclusively the fearful
rdvaccs of This Terrible isease.
For furtil noran1on printed certificates, pub
iishci T. tiers ClayIons rt:idc AID 81 maps
Ev ry,hing needed hy tho emigrant can be had
Council tufts and Ea;esviiic on rs fair terms
ether eros. Jag place the Missouri rivar.
WHEELING, CLARK & co.
Co neil 8latIs, June. 1871.
DEgcctory.
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asb'.N III.

'IiS sNi. GLASS.
* n Kegs Nails, asserted Siz.4:
sJD 100 b8s Window c. ass de- for AL. nv
Iin+ A & f.. II. SMITH
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John e. Sss,;fT, 4 co.
M. Il j. Bcaubicsl S
IN-l.DNy On, a

Nh IN y fSTHNDECsl s
LIVERY STABLE
On Sd, betscecn Main AID Lo,nst streets,
II ENG anxious TO contribute as much as no.sihIe n
- the dispatch Of business and the pleasures Of their
trends ana tie public generally keep constantly in oa-
:H the fastest and safest bnrscs and finest
carriages hughes snkes, etc. They ro' ccrtan-
We respectfully solicit trial.
Wewiii srap bay or SELL rny and everything in cur
line.
10 Highest market prices paid for corn, and lay
April 50, le5!.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-21

FROM FORT DEs MONIES TO COUNCIL BLUFF
- AND NAMES WILLIE.
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EgOIgsa's F1Ss:ascc as jamaica
Ginger.

eiahartnly prefar from carefully sell ctc articles
4 Of the best qTay; II possesses, in concrrtTut
form, ali the valuable properties of The lanaca Ginger
and is warranted - h. II from al. ritatn. ctler
nrnIL siieS OF an injurious Tendency.
It's hrnt>in'., 500. in ,~..,1, -. instance!
"i "::.! rs and FIJI s,ii:.rant .e:.ist j
part;cIItrY in VII Fe there is If rAhal.s
ton arising from excessive fatigue heat f w dr.js
n halt tUib,rr 81 water with little sugr Vii be
found an eff ctui t:id aia*t p StGrye iiir
makes this l-lly Gseft,i addition fa the trtv
tlr g2rtmaHttau, as We'll 10 tic family collection Of
remedies
Where there is unpleasant Of weight or ,ausea
alter "ai;n-. from imperfect dges:inn where nausea
i induced fr' riding in railroad carriage ar
from tEc motion Of yPss ~ the Essence Gin
ger, If given according to Tie directions, wii almost in
yarI4bIy give re.icf
Ia ordinary darrlGa ircrient cholera in shGr in Ill
cases OF pr'straHn "t tire digestive uhc1 . whether
rIH iHaH!g or disease. il IL of in Snlaiie vHun
During tn Summer HI"htis and in Southern climates
il is invaluable, particularly dGfimC TIE prevalence
epidemic ChU.era traveller funily should he with
outi TIMOTHY MASON.
Sign Of Good Samaritan, sole agent fer DUBUQUE
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Drn-Gooos.
a. " Aisa4TS Il CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

-
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
EZ "a EE :" EE rD< = NE ,
UNDER TIE, E.7PLES house.
WE WOULD beg leave 10 that am now prepared
to ri, any quantity AM quality Of goods OF every des-
cript;en, Eaoic<aie Retail
have nov on hand 100000 wortl Of
fsry Gccas :..si Csataing.
Poets so,s hats and 81 bids sugar. 50 barrels
iassos, 80 bags coffee, so bags salt and all kinds of
GROCERIES,
100 boxes of fresh teas direct from the east fHc tapestry
Ingram, 'rre-piy ard BRUSSELS eaFpetinf "ini"" eur
tans ten spoons, ard ever thing Eeed,d by house.ee'
ers, from cellar n garrtt
Having spent all tia in the east, selecting my
goods wherever could find ,bcfa cheap, am able u give
better bargains than ever have COMPLETE assortment
of everything, both EnSisi French and American
goods CELL. AND SIZE Az
TO The l. LADIES.
Havas bean east, for Isle las. three mor'is, is row
prepared frnish tho Ladies OF Iowa, tlnGi5 and W L.
coEsin with the nlost
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF GOODS
offered fer sale lie iycet.
CARPETS.
,ngrain three ply am! Erssels o very latest patterns
nst from Tie manufactures dgugg3it5 and table coyer,
french and .sn!eTican
suAWtS, &c,
large stock of shaus, from ST q, Sic: fashionable
ionnets, ct tie 1tCFat, ana GhJe II
the most ta.hinabic Miiliners in Pi:la1cfia also
great variety o. Ladies' silk and fancy six
naies and Maltiiias.
LADIES NUFFS
The hest assortment brougL the GOV 75c
TO $i2.
DRESS GOODS.
French English and German ner,nocs, from 45c 10 81 50
per yard muslin do anes, of very rich styles, from i5c
to 81 %; aso casnicr apaecas and prints of every
quality.
LAMPS.
Ny Lamp and Glran!ole Department is rot eGuacd in
Iowa; every style and quality, and warranted
SILVER PLATE.
Tea dessert and table Spoons forks, &c., Of the bc1 quail
iiy, ana warranted.
A rich article Of Window Curtains, something and
very beautiful
Locking CLASSES, extra large sizes and very cheap
A beautiful assortment of Wall and Window Paper,
both French and American.
Ladies' Shoes OF the latest quality of Philadelphia man
ufacur which understood II be the best in the United
States; also, Children and Misses iii endless variety.
Fancy Goods CT every Descriptions sly and quality;
trimmings etc., and factneariy every thing that Is wall
ted.
shall be hcpny 10 have the pleasure of showing my
goods the Ladies' all times; and woall respectfully
the married Ladies who wish - furnish tiur l;ou
with the aid cheapest styles OF goods, 10 give
call: and you WHO expect to be married soonoW
the time 20 make good selection.
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Large wholesale & retail House.
G.. HENRY G.7RTRELL

slsssSC VHUKCSsIC a fcIHlI HORSE.
C.. HENRY G.3RTPELL
MOULD respectfully announce to the citizens Of lh-
~ hiiGne, and tie surrounding country that have
now in store one OF tie and well selected
stocks OF MerchanIizc that tie largest Eastern House
could produce
1 ANNEX 4 LIST BELOW.
Comprising portion of mystock to which particular
attention is invited. Ladies' Dress Goods every variety
o Piain, Figured and Changeabe Silks and atins,
gcthcr with large quantity Of Black silks, India and
Turkey Satns. Several varieties Of Summer Dress Goods
also superior French Lace, Caps and Cellars; very Sc
lcct assortment of Parasols ladies' kid Gloves and Silk
Miits. Also White Counterpns very cheap
4 LARGE S1OCK OF ST.7PLE and DO.
.HESTIC GOODS.
Ny stock of fine Groceries, fattcr myself that
can sell shade lever than the market price call
ask to prove the fact.
aug iy UCEART2ETy
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NEW S T 9 X E

NEW STORE,
.IaSt opening, tro doors abore tie rak
r AIDES, GENTLEMEN, MISSES and R0Ys. in
IL city and country, respectfully invited 70 all and
examine nay goods; consisting part ioiiows
DRY AND SI.7PLE GOODS,
Such as French and American cloths aud cassI,ocres
satnets; white, red and domestic hanries; black and
brown nsns Prints, large and fine assortment; bats
wadding, cotton yarn driilngs, stripes, checks, &C.
SIX AND DRESS GOODS
Embracing silk goods Of every description and ladies,
dress goods Of the latest and patterns with fringe,
ard trimmings 70 suit the coors Bonnets, good assert
ment, with ribbons, Innings artifcias, and punes:
with full assortment Of white goods, such as worked
collars ceinzettes maslns, Grapes, linen hankcrciIc
linens, &c.
GROCERIES,
fall and complete stock always hand
BOOTS AND SHOES
feu will find in my stock gentlomens boots and brosans
of every quality Ladies' misses and c.idrens boots and
shoes OF every style.
GUEENSW.9RE.
In thisbranc am confident shall please INV customers
have purchased my goods in the markets. and
intend to sell them low any no west Of the noun
talns. J. G. VEATlirEpy
Dubuque. Sept. oi 1851.
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7 HAVE this day sold p. H. Conser my s,eck of Goods
To all thora Indebted to say in and settle
immediately Il Is absolutely necessary, and can't be aroiaco
Diags are dangerous both to You aud me.
.ai. e. W. L, NIGIITMAN
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-21
Wanted.

sfHE subscriber wishes purchase good Onion seed
for which, fair pric. will be given None VIII be
bought a'i'c IS insured to be If the growth of 1881
TIMOTHY MASON,
Nov iS--y Sian of tn, Good Samaritan
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-21
Drug, 81.
MHLIAM Y. ALLEN 81 60.


WILLIAM T.. ALLEN u co.
(Sereessors Of James Blanchard & Coz
T No. l9ol Main str.ft. iaiGGne, aaiuinin" the
IA Wa'cs House. Invite the attention of tie public to
their stick III
DRUGS MEDICINES CHEMICALS, &C.,
and solicit share Of pthiic patronage.
The following are aunn. M rercft importation Of
FRESH MEDICINES:
Caiomei, Opium,
Ja'ap, Gue;ae,
LpecaraGnhr, 7ssafriida,
Rheutarb, .Nyrrh
Ifaieriau,
S"a7nmoay, Cayenne,
Gamjose, Senna,
.fiocs, Camphor,
Bemzoin, DRUGS. BorGr,
Cream Of Tartar, Canc'ia,
Castor, .Hanna,
OpiHm.
ESSENCE OF OILS
.l'mond,
fmOer, CJer"t,
mise, Crdar,
Bergamot, Cianulnon,
Cara,cay, OILS. Ciores,
Cod Ltper, Lgrena,r,
FeaneH, Peppermint, "-
Hcml0ck Lemon,
Orange
-CHEMICALS:-
Ch!orCf@rm,
Qninias, Pepsrine,
.kOrp,.iac, 1annrr, ii
iodine, Emetiae,
Stryehntae, CoE0dcor,
Patent Mctacintx.
Tie su!,scrb wir' give his spzcil attention to pung
mp eflpi"ns and :" supp! wing chnn'ry aea!s
good supply of Liquors for medical purposes ouiy
May !. leSl y ". I. ALLEN 1; 60.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-21
DR.. CHRISTiE'S
GALVANIC NECKLACE

Is used Tor sill complaints affecting the Throat or
Head sacl BroiIhltis, inflammation Of the Thro.t
Nsrv0us AMI sica HeadaGhe. Dizziness III the Head
Neuralgia il TIE Face, Hu1Zing Roaring in tho
Ears, Deafness. WHICH generally Nervous a.d that
i.si!essinS complaint, cei!si lie poloI-.s.