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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-07

VOU are hereby notified, that there now on file in
the Office of the Clefk of the District Court in and
Tor the county oFayrte, IN the State of Iowa. petition
OF WIillam ). kee asking for divorce from the bands
OF matrony, for the reason that he live i'm Eeace
and happiness with you; and unless you appear and
answer thereto before the second av Of the next
term of said Court, decree will be rendered against
you thereon You also notified that de positions will
De taken IN said cause at the office of The Clerk sai
Court on the ninth day of April lat t. n O'Clock A. NJ
VIM. McCLINTOCK, Atty for Pin.
March 3Ist, 1S52-W1w 49, 80
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Richmond rs a Tobacco Market.

q AL Els of an entire ak of Tobacco made nv ~ NJ
- Martin & Co., on Thursday 9th May TO Mr. James
Thomas, Jr for his well KIN and very highly approx
ed brands, 'Diadem El Dorado, 'Virgn and Nectar
hid Harper Kennedy at IS; E. Frasier hid 5 lS
Bullock hfds, at 81 25 AT $40, at SII D. nj
Sl2 50 II Hunt at 50 5Da SII 50; Nurell hhds
at 50 at $40, at $l2 So Wade at SIS; w ii Boyd
at 50 5OaSl4 50; } II Fleming l at $i5 So E w Wat
kins hhds, Sc - le, Sl2 l-s The purchase by Mr.
Thomas, Jr. Of such good and fine Tobacco, shows
that he intends TO sustain the high reputation his fine
Brands now have by working the right sort on them
PLANTERS Growers. Richmond (Pa) Eraminer
JuIy Id m - - -T'''
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STATE OF IOWA. frgt,r3
To John u. M. CrocESyyess.

CIR-You are hereby notified, that this o5th day Of
~ March, 1852, there is file in the office Of The
Clerk of the District Court of Jones county Iowa ar
AnamOsa, Petition of Andrew ]. Reeves claiming of
you One Hundred and se' eny five Dollars, and ninety
cents, money due ON two pronssory Notes executed
by you to Adam S. Woods, bearer and that un-
less you appear at Anamosa, and thereto on
Monday, the 26th day of April 1852 and make defence
to said claim, judgment win he rendered against you
thereon, & ANDREW J.. REEVES, Plaintiff
r.,-,. BY J. MANN, his Atty
March 25th 1852. w4w
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TO TILE PIRIIC

THE undersigned assignee of II. G. Grrtrell offers
sale, tor cash. cost prices the entire stock of
and merchandise in the toorc
occupied by said Gartrell. Country and City Merchants
and others may find il their examine this
stock before purchasing elsewhere. II consists Of
riety usually kept in the mercantile this city.
Come one! Come ALL Do not neglect in
terests.,,F ..f s.t-s ZEN. n. SAMUELS.
DUBUQUE, Feb. III, 1S52-tf Assignee.
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.
( STATE OF IOWA, 40 q - = :

DUBUQUE COUNTY.
Notice is gwen all interested in the estate OF Rich
ard Whether that at special term of tile County ccurt
be holden the 18th day of July next the final
OF the Subscriber ADMINISTRATIVE of said estate.
will be examined and and surrender ereo,
made that the same may be distributed according 10 law
At which time all p interested attend and al
demands against said still outstanding any,
ment Ef
5"74ss7''' SOL SUSAN l.. WHETHER,
Dubuque, juno lS 3tw-Itd1 Admin
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p,cruRE No. =.

PIcrUKx No. 1. II PIcrURE No. =.
ssThe principal OBJ "This is entirely an
,ection TO the Iowa Bill erroneous relation Of the
was that provision ofthe facts. The Missouri
Bill. providing for the Bill was not supported
La Fayette. Burlington upon its merits, nor was
and Missouri road. the Iowa Bill defeated
AZ q After the Bill was upon its merits. Not the
laid on the table, Mr.slightest objection was
Mace, of Indiana, ex- made to single provl-
pressed the opinion that sion or feature of the
II was his la fayette Iowa bill, by a majority
and Burlington provi- of the House, but it was
i sicn. that had impeded defeated solely upon the
the passage Of the Bill, ground that the Iowa
and desired it stricken delegation refused to
out Of the bill. subscribe to modifi
Let the people then, cation of the Tariff in
revert 10 the cause, and order to insure the pas
the men who have sage of the Bill No
brought about this re-, objection was made to
snlt Let them keep the route Of the Du-
their eve upon Burling- buque and Keokuk road,
ton and brand the neu- or to the idea Of its local
trail disorganizers of the and parallel bearings"
State, with that public
indignation and odium,
which they merit
The above article taken from our paper, and
classified as 6 No. l." was written imme
siiately upon the receipt of the news that the
Iowa Bill had been laid on the table.
Since further light has been thrown upon the
subject, it is ascertained that the advocates of
the bill might have secured its passage, had
they consented to bargain. Had there been
no opposition from the State, the bill would un-
doubtedly have passed, without subjecting it to
an elerenfh hour contingency, like that which
secured the passage Of the Missouri Bill.
1t is veil settled, that with majority of the
House, the route of the Dubuque and Keokuk
road, was no objection to the bill, and that had
the Iowa delegation agreed to . modification Of
the tariff, the bill would have passed. notw,th
standing the opposition manufactured from this
State. s.a a,3a.. s,.ti
The result proves then, that the bill was vir-
tually killed by the opposition from this State,
based upon false clamors about locality and per-
!, auelism |; but that final Contingency, which in
volved discredit was offered, through which
a the,biil might have been saved
- The influence which would have been ee-
csrej 10 the bill, BY compromise similar in
character 10 that which the Missouri delegation
b accused Of having entered into, offered no
objections to the merits Of the Iowa Bill; 80
that tie assertion, that majority of the House.
did not object to the bill upon its merits, is
\ strictly true. fs8 sal ieti siivrf
Looking at this case in the light in which all
8 the facts place il, we can discover no inconsis-
tency. 81. .ss a.slg @ss.-ls..' se.sa s.
We wish we could say as much for the course
ofthe Telegraph, upon almost every position it
has taken upon public questions for the last
eight months.s1 aan sssaoola hsaE .rnat 81
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A Valuable Lot.

THE vacant lot at the Southeast corner of Main and
i Fifth streets, being the first 10. south Of the Globe
Building, and containing fortytwo and half fee, on
Main street, by one hundred and thirteen feet on fifth
street. for sale by CHAS CORKEKY :.
lima
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Administration NOsice.

STATE of IOWA, S. t...-n -s-y
DUBUQuE Country. 90 'tI' = s.E4
DUBUQUE COUNTY COURT-APRIL
TERM, 1852.
A DMINISTRATION upon the Estate Of George Pfe
IA late of said county, deceased has heen granted
to Joseph Pfeer. All persons having claims again
said Estate, will present and establish the before
said Court as required by law.
~ JOSEPH FPEILER, Admir-.
JDubuqHe, April 81. 1852. wit. a
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COMMERCIAL.

The WEATHER has been oppressvely warm
for the last week, with an occasional shower.
Improvements are progressing rapidly. Bust
ness is not as brisk as the preceding week.
No change to announce in the prices of pro-
duce, except that flour has advanced little.
Mlnera, the same as last week-the demand
not quite as active
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NOTICE.

+ EFT on the Steamboat landing, Dubuque Iowa. bv
IL of TIE steamboats,, few weeks ago. one hid n
Sugar and doz. steel shoyels, left by Dr Franklin
No = on Sunday the 18th OF June, lust. There is in
telligiblc mark on either sugar shovels.
have said articles in my warehouse, and the owner
or owners requested TO forward prove proper
~ pay charges and receive the goods, they will he
sold in thirty days from this date at o'clock A. NJ TO
the Tiune lGtI1 C. WEST
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administrators Nc,icc.

NOTICE is horeby given that the undersigned has
IN been appointed administrator of the estate ofGeorge
w. Brown late of Dubuque county Iowa. All persons
having caimes against said estate will present and
tblish the same, before the County Court of said
CURED by law, and those indebted To 1t make
immediate payment JACOB BROWN, Jr. AGen'r
June 8, IS52.-w4w.
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To The Afflicted.---Pepsin.

!, A MOTHER Scientific Wonder! Important
~ to Dyspeptics DR.. j. N. HOUGH-
TONS PEPSlN. The True Digestive FIuid !,
or Gastrick Juice, prepared from RENSET, or
the fourth stomach of the OK, after directions
of Baron Liebig, the great Physiological chem
list, by }. S. Houghten, NJ. D., Philadelphia
This is truly wonderful remedy for lndiges-
ton, Dyspepsia, )aundice, Liver Complaint,
Constipation and Debility, curing after Natures
o0a Method, by Natures O,on .8gcnt, the Gas
trio Juice. Pamphlets, containing scientific
evidence of its value furnished by agents
Sold wholesale and re all by : 7@saT
-t ana s.E A. GILLESPIE.
ac No Globe Buildings, Dubuque.
Marsh, l3-dwy. --.
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Foxy.

The editor Of the Telegraph quotes the two
following paragraphs from the Express, and fe-
dictates himself upon what he is pleased to re
gard as a palpable inconsistence Of the tx
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..... R. C. NAPLES ID
WHOLESALERS RETAIL STOR e

#7." UP TOWN, <5sl, ias
One Door South Of Spauiding's Book Store
T HAVE Just received very large stock of Fan and
Winter goods and am prepared to furnish all OF
nv old friends and as many new ones may favor me
with call, with any and every thing in my line that
they may desire. My facilities for getting goods are
such that can and will sell them "a the lowest
In my goods department have every thing of the
very latest style, and fater myself that please
the most fastidiOus. have 4 il.
Dress silks and satins y = so PLAIN plaid and watered
M de lancs of all qualities PophBs oa IT,
,Cobourg cloths ssg,,,J Plain and printed cash..
Exhibition l,Istres Canton cloths :: l'Io
French ,ncrinos "SaN-' Aipaccas Of all qualities
English do French oil gnghams 80
an oil gnehams 9i.o - English do do iiil
Dress trimmings of every description. s g.... "a
gONNETS.
Florence Rutland, satin and pearl, white and colored
satin and velvet bonnets. Also, beautiful stock
'''''' CARPETS. ii.
very large lot of fine and super fine ingram and
three ply carpetings, which can sell at manufacturers
prices having bought them extraordinarily low"
- STAPLE AND DOMESTIC GOODS.
have got one Of the finest stocks of domestic goods
ever brought Iowa, and having purchased at unusual
ly low rates. offer great inducements to purchasers
CLOTHING 2t "9l'
have also good stock of clothing, boots, Shoes hats
and caps Please call and examine Thorn if you want to
see a good article.
GROCERIES, sa
Alarge of groceries bought very cheap and for sale
in lots suit purchasers. Remember the upper end of
town. 1'f. .t-as, .t't.i+t. @'H noVo dwt
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A Rare Opportunity.

ry>HE undersigned at the solicitation of number Of
ctZens has divided his farm just outside Of the city
limits lots from 500 to 400 feet in depth by 90 100
feet i'm width.
A street 90 feet wide through the centre. The
site is healthy, romantic and high; the surrounding
scenery is sublime, beautiful and Wild tile soil is rich,
and loamy.
The site is sheltered from the W. and N. w. winds by
beautiful curved bluff The ground rises like
ptheatre rcccdes from the most public road lead
ing to and from the city.
The object of the undersigned is not much matter
ofspccnation, il Is accommodate number of quiet
and orderly persons, who wish build up assemhago
of neat, rral-lke cottages that they may escape the
dust, din, and hustle of the city.
june2dw* Eu 4stt naF .f JOHN MING.
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WlNCGHI Paint.
IHlRE and Water Proof Mineral Paint. The under
II signed has been appointed agent for the sale Of
Sinims, Mineral Paint large supply of all colorS.-
Just received and for sale low the Drug Dtore of
A. GILLESPIE.
May 18th No. Globe Buldinp
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Notice.
NOTICE.

LII Persons interested will hereby take notice that
n there is file in the office of the Judge of
County Court Of Dubuque county, Petitions which will
he heard the fifth day of July next asking permission
to sell the following lands to witt The fifth part of
Lot number four hundred and ortytwo, (442) in the city
of Dubuque according to the official plat of said city, be-
longing to the estate of Thomas Cannandy deed. The
above property is in such situation that it be
equally divided between the heirs; and them
minors it is necessary that their share may applied
to their education aud maintenance.
fa-4.. JOHN BLAKE,
Guardian of Mary Ann Blake.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-07

The snioiued certificates from MIR Miller, of the St
Charles, and Messrs Thompson Mercer and Hamilton
practical painters, all of this city, show that the new
article has great merits.
Welope to see u generally used as an outside paint
at least See advertisement.
This is to certify that the walls and window frames of
the ST. Charles Hotel have cen painted with MIR Sims
Fire Proof Mineral Paint ssome months since and
cave no hesitation in saying that it is very superior
iice for that purpose ID. X. MILLER.
PITTSBURGH, July 81, 1882 ssaaf
PITTsBrRGf. July2, 1851.
This il TO certify that have the mineral paint
discovered and manufactured by Mr. Sims. and that we
consider il superior, far judgment goes to any
other mineral paint in the market, and that coOrs
ground in oil, will be found to be very superior
article. JAMES TAOMPSON
JAMES MERCER,
Mr.. S'Ms-Denr Sir. Ihave used the sample of min
eral paint left with me, and consider your plan
grinding il in oil decided improvement. am still of
npiuon that will in great measure take the place of
ead nasmuch at its natural qualities destroy ed
by chemical process like That of lead and for two rea-
sons, viz: Durability and clcapness will long
before discerning community will more fully appreci-
ate its qualities For more than twenty years have
been engaged in the painting business and with the
theory has been reduced TO practice 1t be used
advantage in the following viz: Notwithstanding fenc-
ing, wagons, ploughs castings iron rulings, hurricane
decks OF BEATS and cmmneys and in nnumerabe insan-
ces will be found Invaluable if my Judgment is worth
anything say use il every where. where dark color
will answer. Yours respectfully, -
JAMES K. HAMILTON,
Pittsburgh, July 5, 1851. Third street.
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
k,rtL

HARDWARE AND CUTLERY
OUCH as is used by the Farmer, Miner, Mechanic and
- House-keeper.
rr,.f. .z5 QUEE.NSW.4RE,
Among the best and most extensiyestock in town.
GROCERIES
OF all the various kinds together with varcIis other
goods such Ladies' and Misses Mufs (some very fnel
Cotton Yarn Carpet Bags, franks, Window Shades and
Paper Curtains, Carpetng, India Mating Carpet binding.
White goods; shawis of the Bay State and Empire Mills
and lots of other things too numerous to mention.
my old Frio DIS and Customers return my
thanks their anist all the temptations buy
goods at cost this has Of late been the
Of and by air dea and uniform prices, hope merit
continuance he, conference.-the the public Gen
eral, would say, will sell Goods as low any reg
ular House. Those who doubt 1t be easily made TO
believe it, on examination b. j. O'HhLLORAN.
p s. will take produce of all kinds in payment OF
debts exchange for Goods to the Goth, of October
cash prices. All those who know they ewing
would confer great favor by settling up their
cannot afford any longer indulgence t.t
Sept. % O'IALLORAN.
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SC HOOL
A MILL, TO RENT.
Notice to the holders Of State

DERSONS holding Warrants are notified that there
are funds in the Treasury to pay all Warrants is
sued up to this date.
ISRAEL KIsTER, Treas. of State.
TREAsURER's OFFICE. Iowa,
Iowa City, Jan. 20. 1862. (
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James Thomas Jr.
Superior Brands Tobacco.
HS0P kgs landing this day pr. Steam Boat Western
OCOWorld and Geo Collier viz:
Luscious Luxury, lbs & IL lbs
Nectar, 10 lbs
Virgin pr. III; Virgin Gold Leaf 10 lbs ISL pr I'D
Dadcm, Twist lbs; d. plain,
Gem of the Old Dominion, lbs. &c &c
and for sale by THOS MULLEN
Tobacco Commission Merchant st Louis
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Fashion! Fashiom!! FashiOn!!!
MILLINERY AND FANCY STORE,
UREIOUIE

MISS GREEN, respectfully announce tn the Ladies'
wi that she has returned from 81. I.ouis where she
has been personally selecting splendid assortment If
onnets OF kind and Fashion, in Silk, Grape, Lace
Straw. Chip, Gimp, &C.. &c.
Also
Young Ladies Hats variety of Collars; T.aces
Capes Muslin Sleeves Ribbon trimmings ind Flowt
of the richest description.
She Will have constantly on hand during the season
OF novelties and hopes by strict attention
business aud her very moderate charges, to merit Il lib
eral share of the public patronage;
Miss G. rkes this opportunity of thanking the Ladies
OF Dubuque and its extensive neghborhood for past IA
vors
Gs~ Mourning and Wedding orders promptly attended
10. linay dW4m Main street, corner Of Tenth.
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DIS EASED EYES.

nR-LEE, would announce TO the public generally ,tha
~ he will again attend Diseases of the Eye. lie
feels confident from his study and experience, and
from information received from good OeniStsf that lie
can give satisfaction I'll cases arising from ianation,
u!ceration thick, stiff and graduated lids, inns,
rosis weakness, &c. &c. The method of treatment viii
be new and entirely safe No cutting. scar ing CT bis
tering VIII be resorted to. The eye and The paris
posing il, exceedingly delicate and sensitive, and
when diseased gentle and mild treatment is far the
best. Mild medicines properly applied viii generally he
sufficient.
Dr. L. has DIR. s. B. Smiths Torpcdo I'll cfro t'aFan'c
BATTERY of New York in successful operation for nervous
and chronic diseases snch as rruhf'S, neirasa; dis
pepsia paralysis deafness, weak ness &C. &c
EJcctricity used thurafuiies by the hest
and most physicians in the e:i and
when properly applied with suiiI eient power
harm any one, b,i always benefits il follow ed up.
Please call and have yuur case eaa,HIncd.
Enquire at the Waples House or Temperance Honss
December l7-wtf
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r HAVE Just opened portion of my Fall Goods COM
i Prlsing Il large assortment OF
DRY GOODS
In all their vafetessuch Broad CLOTHS, Cassim"res,
Satnets Kentucky Jeans Blue Blankets Flannels-red,
blue and white; DrilIings-brown and blue; Cotton Elan
nels-brown and bleached; Sheetings and Shlrngs-
hickory stripes Tcking Table and Bed lnen Denims;
Inseys Alpacas Mcrinos Delaes, Chintzs, Ginghams,
and Prints great variety, at price to suit all tastes
and styles to suit the fancy.
READY-MADE CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS
One Of the largest and best assortmcnts IN
-.q the City.
Those wanting clothing of any KIND from Dress Goa
to Fearnaught Gver-coat would do well to examine
my stock
BOOTS AND SHOES, for Men and Boys--A No. J
article, and at very low prices. '"-fSE
LADIES' and Misses ootees, and High cst Polkas, in
great variety of styles and quality.
HATS and CAPS.
A fine sortmenf The silk Plush "Cap' of the season
NAV be seen at O'HALLORAN'S.
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PORT OF DUBUQUE,
Rates or Exchange.

!, CONNECTED FOR THE ErTRHss BY n. MOTLEY.
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Land Warrants.

CORRECTED ron THR ExPREss By ". ;. BARNEY CO.
Mexican Warrants FOR l6O Acres, Cash $135aI40
do do On one years time 2l0
Al ,hio Wsrran&s Tor leo Acres. Cash xl3la14l
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FRESH GROCERIES,.

TIE Subscribers are receiving their Spring stock Of
Groceries, Provisions, Liquor. Glassware, &C., &C..
which, we will sell ow and would respectfully in
wife your attention to Stock and prices before pr
chasing elsewhere. We have in the following ar
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fro BE CoNTINUED.)
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-07
Mineral P1int.

5say ktu6ffs
supply OF this article now hand and for sale by
"A May 3rd '52. A GILLESPIE.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-28
mARRlAnEs.
HTARREED.

In this county, on Thursday, 2lst inst,
BY Rev. G. S. Knott, Mr. J9HN TIMlIlNS
ahd Miss SUSAN, daughter Of Capt. Ben.
" hilaker.
Our thanks are herewith rendered, for
the very large portion Of ,eedd ing cak i with
which We were so kindly fivored. The
Happy couple have our best wishes for a
Happy, long, and useful life.
In this county on Tuesday, 18th inst.
by Rev. Henry Bryson, Mr.. ALEXANDER NJ.
GALLOWAY and Miss MARTHA SPENCE.
II Nashville, 18th inst, Col THOMAS
BoyERs. Junior Editor of The American, sand
Mrs. ANNIE BRdwN.
In Williamson county! Mr.. Thomas A.
TANNER and Miss ELIZABETH JANE WHITE.
In Williamson county, Mr.. john II.
RAGsDALE and Miss ELIZABETH t. WELLS
In Williamson county. Mr.. RICHARD
IRAGsDALE and Miss ELIZABETH RAesDALE.
In Giles county. Mr.. E. B. RossEN and
Miss ANN Nicely.
IN Rutherford county. Mr. GIDEON SMART
aud Miss ARcANAH FREEMA AN,
In Rutherford co nty, MIR. WILLIAM II.
NEEDING and Miss ELIZA BETH LASIroR.
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tEJs To any nquiring what they shall do
for a cough and cold, we would say, read
the following certificate, which has been
signed BY one Hundred Of The frs, Houses OF
Druggists ID this country, 10 lay before the
public their estimate OF good medicine
They are. all men OF the first Class aud Of The
highest character, uhose experience aud tjn
sine ss leads them 10 know, and this is their
opinion:
1--WE, the undersigned, Wholesale Drug
gists, having been for long acquainted with
Aytr's Cherry Pecioral. hereby certify our
belief that il is the best and most efectdal
NEEDY fsr Preliminary Complaints ever Of
fer4 ed to HE American people. And we would
lroin oar knowledge of its composition, and
ext nsive usefulness, cordially commend it 10
the afflicted as worthy. their best confidence,
and with the firm conviction thatt will do Tor
their relief all that medicine can do.n I
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OyrIHC Es

rn will ssIl ( bel fg Fs1D b35e on On
and l2lh OF November bext. al d. c. HA bis
seven aud one hall mil les south west OF Fay
eueyilie, on. Elk RIVER the following pr, per
". TO wit. OF Tie late Samuel Hall, died:
275 head IF Poik Hogs, $50 head OF stock
Hogs. 10 head 8f Horshs and Mules. 2 yoke
OF Oxen, 5 or 90 head al Catile. $50 b5ls.
Com. 5000 lbs. Seed cotton, Wheat, Rye,
Oals, and Farming Uifnsils, Kitchen Ear
niure, &C., updn credit Of twelve months,
the purchaser giving bond and approved Sc
curly, before the FenioFai oil said property
We vii! also sell, ub6u the same Ieras.
on THURSDAY anH FRIDAY, the 18th
and 9th OF November Iexf, al the residence
of the late SAMUEL HALL, deceased, in
Marshall county. all hiI personal estate. con
sis,ing of rs head Of lock Hogs. 20 head Of
Mules and Horses. Gne young Jack. Jen-
net, yoke OF Oxen, sol head of CaIld. 90
head Of Sheep, WagPn. set Of 3 ack-
smiIh Tools, 800 bbls Corn Wheat. Rye,
Oats. Fodder, Hay, Far ming Utensils. house
hold and kitchen FuraE lure. &c. All per
SONS indebted 70 the saill esia ie are REQUESTED
TO come forward and bake payment Irhnle-
dialely; and those having claims against il
are notified 10 present hem wilhin lhd re
quired time bY law
DAVID c. HAIL, Il Administrators;
ISAAC. r. NELSON IL with VIII annexed
Oct 81. 1859.