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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-04-21
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Low PRICES AND NO MISTAKE

LUZ lhICES d1VD W. M1o4"hG!
no YOU wish to zee the Largest, Best and
IL Cheapest Stock of Foreign and Domestic
Dry Goods ever offered in Dubuque? Then
call on p NAPLES e. Co, Main Street, under
the NAPLES House. Do you want to look at
the most complete and handsome Stock Of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
to be found in the City. NAPLES & Go can
show them, and no mistake.
Are you in want of House Furnishing Goods
Of the best class, Carpets, table-covers, Lamps,
Looking Glas>es, Curtain Damasks, &c, +
NAPLES & Co, have them in great variety. Do
you want
FASHIONABLE BONNETs
Ribbons, Flowers, &C. You will find them
prettler and cheaper at this Shore, thar at any
other place in the City
If you are in want of Handkerchief EN-
broideres, Gloves,
FINE SHOES AND CATERS,
(of the latest styles,) Hosiery, Laces, &C., buv
them of P NAPLES & Co, if you would have
them good and cheap.
Do Gentlemen want
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.
Coats, Vests, Pants, Hats &c ! They will find
fresh and complete stock, by calling upon P
NAPLES & Co.
We have also on hand choice lot of Sugar,
Coffee, Tea, Tobacco, &c, which we will sell
at wholesale or retail on the most favorable
terms.
Every body knows there is an advantage i
selecting from the largest stock-therefore
you should not fail to call upon P Maple.
Il Go.
Wien you are looking for goods, be sure ard
call upon US before purchasing.
M ~ ~
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MARalED.-ln Versailles, KY, on the lot
inst, Hon. Thomas F. Marshall to Miss Bette
Tost, both Of the same place.
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STATE OF Iowa
Delaware county.
DISTRICT CoURr for said
County to the May Term A. D. so.
JOSEPH B. Mitchell Assumps't
AND
ASHER NJ. RrswrcK. Attachment.
yxyHE said defendant will take notice that on
the fifth day of May A. ID. 1851, writ of
attachment was issued from the Clerks office OF
the District Court of said County at the suit of
said Plaintiff against the goods and cha tells
land and t-npments Of the said defendant tor
the sam IF Sixty-six dollars and seventy-four
cents. with interest and costs of this suit which
writ was delivered TO the Sheriff ofsad County
and bv him returned endorsed as follows:
81 have LEVIED on the following described pro-
perty as thc property of the within named de-
fendant, that is, the N E + of Sec. No Is
Township 50 North range West to satisfy the
within writ as | am therein commanded this LIST
day of March 50. ~
Sheriff ID G.
Now unless the said Asher M Renwick ap-
near and plead to said action on or before The
first day of the next term of said Court to be
commenced and held in Delhi in said County
on the first Monday after the fourth Monday
of April A 1852, Judgment will be rendered
AGAINST him, and the above premises sold to sat
sfy the same.
By order Of the Court.
WILLIAM PRICE.
Clerk of said Court
A. X. EATON,
Attorney for plaintiff.
March 2ud 50 i7-w3dmay.
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Il O OK II = r e.!

When any Of our Subscribers want the d.
rection Of their papers changed they must tell
Us ,rAsve the same haze been going to, as well
as the Office to which they wish il sent, other
wise no attentian will be paid to their letters.
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The state OF Iowa, }ss.
Dubuque County.
To Nancy Miller:

n original notice having been returned "Not found
n by the Sheriff of Dubuque county, You are he reb!
notified that there file in the office of the clerk
OF the District court, in Dubuque county, petition OF
Jacob Miller asking Judgment Of Divorces and that the
bonds of matrimony existing between you and him
NAV be dissolved, and setting tur for cause, w de
serton and absence for than the space of year
and unless appear and answer thereto, on or be
fore the tenth dav of May next before said court, udg
ment will be rendered against you, asked for witt
COSTS HEMPSTEAD Il BURT, Atty's for Plt'f
Dubuque, March 3D. 1852. WINS
STATE OF IOWA,
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The latest news from Europe indicates
strong apprehension on the part of the neigh
boring nations, that the late usurpation OF Louis
Napoleon win end, at no distant period in
continental war.
II Hon. ]. r. Walker, ex Secretary of the
Treasury, has been for some time i'll at Rye
gate, small town between Brighton and LON
don, in England. He was at the last accounts,
said to be slowly recovering from a very severe
and 2rotracted illness, one OF his complaints
being neuralgia. He was accompanied by his
friend Gen Mcneil
Father Brocard, Provincial Of the Jesuits,
died at Georgetown College on Thursday
night.
Burgess Nelson, an old Methodist Clergyman,
committed suicide at Fredrick, Va on the I'd
inst.
Tar RAeE FOR CALlFoRxIA.-No season,
sisce the memorable discovery of gold in Cali
Sosnia, has our City been so much crowded with
California emigrants, as this spring. Every
day, for the last two weeks, the long loo sehoon
ss.riS1ed prairie crafts, have been arriving ane
departing in great numbers. Suffering upon tht
plains, considering the immense emigration
must be inevitable.
Those Who are determined upon this trip
should secure good stock, light but substantial
wagons, freight sparingly. and rush through a
rapidly u possible.
Hoy JoHH b. WELLER-The citizens o
Hamilton, Ohio, or oil parties, design givin.
Col. j. B. Weller. now U. 8. Senator from
Cslifornia, . grand welcome on his visit to hi
native tnwn, which 10 expected to take place il
sbost two weeks. A public dinneF, = civil turn
ont, gunpowder talk. speechlfying, &c, will
anong ths ct csteras.
Ceaai1erbosA what i q, and when i i 81
speak. u Y SAsa
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Relations with France are still unsettled -
The refugees, it seems, were expelled by the
Genevese, and not by the General Council
The Government con emplates measures a
galnst the Cantonal authority Of the Genevese
military occupation Of the Canton by the Fed
eral troops has been threatened.
ARRIVAL OLE TILE OIIIn
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ga very destructive fire occurred lately in,
Washington, Texas-loss estimated at over
$4,000.
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Melancholy.

On the 25th of March, at Eads' Grove, De.
laware county, Iowa, Mrs Phebe Bliss, wife of
Clark Bliss, was instantly killed by lightning
She was engaged in repairing the fire, and tn
lightning passed down the fue of the chimney,
and destroyed life instantly.
Mournful, indeed, was the fate of this lady.
Stricken down without moments warning, let
US hope that she has gone to a brighter and hap
pier sphere
The funeral service was performed by the
Rev. Mr.. Gates, and the body conveyed to ITS
final resting place, on the 9th, by large num-
Der of friends and acquaintances.
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In the midst Of Fife, we are in mud-TMiners
Express.
Where will you be IN tie midst of DEATH
neighbor Merrisl'-[ Burlington Telegraph.
Well. we expect one part ofus will be in mud
and the other SIN clorcr."
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". J. BARNEY 4 CO..
LAND AGENTS.

CT1IL ccntinpe TO sell Bounty Land Warrants on the
- most advantageous terms, either for Cash or
inc. perfc title guaranteed TO all purchas,
Purchasers for Cash hav the Patents ssu in their
names, securing 10 them the direct title from Gen
cral Gov rnment.
Warrants for 40, so & l6O Acres,
For sale by Wholesale and retail. w grants SOLD ON
Commission. Locations made with for nnn-res :
dent Warrantees and holders. Choice selections OF
La d. embracing Timber and Prairie for sale 10 Emf
sr unS. Farm. sold for owners wishing to dispose OF
them. Settlers distance have lands entered
without the pense and loss in time of journey, by ad
DIR ,ssing us through the ma money invesed good
security. Information Of all kinds relative Lands
furn she'd Maps and Diagrams show ing unentered
Land procur d.
Office Main street, opposite American House,
Dubuque IVA.
ASSlGNABLE WARRANTS
Of all sizes he purchased Of w. Barney & Co.
which Patents will he ised 10 purchasers, securing
to them perfect title from General Government.
Dubuque, April l3-dwy.
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OrrIciAL RETURNS PROM JACKSON CouKrr
The Western Democrat Of the l4th inst. CON
tains the official vote of Jackson county.
T. s. Wilson, for Judge, received SGT votes
-within q votes of the entire vote polled in
the county.
J. Palmer, (Dem) received 500 votes for
School Fund Commissioner, and Doct. Lake,
(Wbig) Assigning Palmer majority Of "a
votes.
The Tribune will please correct its statement,
that Lake was elected "bya fair majority"
DELAWARE COUNTY ELEcTIoN.-We are in
debted to The politeness of c. w. Hobbs, Of Del
hi, for the following returns Of the election:
For Judge Of the District Court, I. S. Will
son received 252 votes
For School Fund Commissioner, Joel Bailey,
(Dem.) received 233; John Benson, (WhigD 1876
Bailey's majority, l07.
Old Delaware has d me nobiy.
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THE TOWN OF LANSING. IOWA.


7yhe above Town is situated in the tounty of Alama
Il kee, State of Iowa. the Mississippi River, about
ten miles from the north line of Iowa and south lire of
Minnesota The site is high above any stage of watr
rled and beautiful steamboat laading, unsurpassed
fer natural convenience of the Mississippi extends the
whole engh. Abundance of wood, and the of water
re in the immediate vicinity. srpetor sawmil is in
pc mile above the and fine quar-
ry in the town, will always AFFORD cead building
neuccs BY almost level and we'll travelled road you
reach extensive plateau of country unsurpassed
in heatulncss, heauv and fertility combined in the
world On this grand plateau the 81. Peters, the Des
Moines the Iowa. the little Iowa, the Red Cedar, and
many other rivers take their rails, The country,
after you leave Iansn opens beautifully with proper
ton woodland and prairie that makes easy and
veni Mt for the opening Of farms, and it IS fast filling
with an industrious and ent,rprising population The
land is ptersected with small. rapid streams of
Astounding with These atreaias fed by sprn
that burs' numeroUsy 10 water the country. Ii Is
believed by the proprieors OF Lansing: that its site will
yet he occupied by large city, portion of il has been
surveyed into Town Lots, which offered for sale
low terms Some forty Lots have been disposed of
which buildings are, are fe be erected. A
e1od Hotel number of Sores Mechanics Shops Owen
in. Houses, &c. already bus and occupied. The first
Lot disposed of there last July 1t is estimated
that the Goors sold and FOR this year, will amount
to $40 000 School is kept there the present winter;
Religious Meetings heidi able and exp, ri need
Printer has his Press end Type all ready TO there
the opening of navigation. ANY person wishing such
location may do well to apply but we prefer to make
sales till the wishing buy Lots has made personal
examination Titles given will be perfect the proper
JOHN HANEY, Propri-
II. II. ROUGHTON; etors.
Hy-Mf. HASEY is legally authorized to use my name
citing title in the sale of any portion Of the above
property. March, 5, OWEN II. II. IIOuGHTON.
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ARRIVAL OF THE OHIO.

The steamship OHIO has arrived from Chag-
res she brings Blu, few passengers, among
whom are Geo. w. Law. A. s. Cotfng, OF
Cincinnati died on board Of consumption
LIVERPOOL MARKET-Co.ton slightly affec-
ted-inierior grades depressed; better grades
maintain full prices Corn has declined I'd,
wheat I'd. Flour is offered at a decline OF
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Gov. HEMrsrEAp Am rur I,oron

1ov. HEMrsrEAD AND THE Liquor Law
fortnight since, we published an extract
from the heokuk Hhig, stating that two men
!, al Iowa City, had been fornd guilty of selling
liquor AZ retail as beverage and fined in the
Respective sums OF $40 and 1925, and that
-, oe'aut OF payment,th latter was imprisoned
we since have learned that the circumstance
OF the case made known to Gov Hemp.,ead
who BY an abuse Of his power RENTED The 6ne
and released the man from imprisonment
when Il is known that Gov Hempst, ad was
one OF the three persons who drafted the code
81 iowa under the provisions of which this IAN
was imprisoned, our readers will be astonishy d
AZ ms inconsistency. The conduct of His Ex
1Gc= '"fo''
we know nothing about the remission of the
aine and the release Of the prisoner as stated by
The Gazette; but suppose that the Governor
exercised m authority, but w,la, he had ruth,
t" do, and released no one from prison, unl,s,
there was ample ground for it.
As to the Governors implied connection with
the cr'gination of the presen. statuary provision
regulating the sale of ardent spirits, he had moth
ing to do with it. This law was enrra,ted into
the Code, after the Governor had RESIGNED his
ofilce as one oftle Commissioners. His views
We understand them correctly, have always
been opposed to any legislation upon the sub.
ject, unless specially authorized by the people
The editor Of the Gazette is perhaps too
strongly tinc.ured with the Maine Temperance.
fHaaticism to do justice to the views and feel
ings of those who do not agree with him in all
OF his temperance extravganees. Let US hope
that he will d" justice to the opinions and course
of our Executive, although Democrat in
politics, and that he will hereafter regard tenn
peranee As moral and not political cues
ton.
His efforts in behalf of temperance, if shorn
Of everything Of political character, viii be
commendable indeed
An act of justice has tenfold weight when il
Is tiasiy as well as just The following letter
although now FIRST published, a quarter of a cen.
fury after it was written, is worthy of perusal
even now:
DETROIT, April IA 1916.
A~sA" Sa0 - nave just HniSneO the pefusd
ct your masterly address to your late cons,,tu
ents, and cannot refrain from expressing !,
you the high satisfaction it has afforded me-
It - triumphant refu,ation of the vile sand
ers which have been propagated, respecting the
motives ofyour conduct in the peculiar circu,n
stances IN which you were recently placed
You may safely commit your character to the
Judgment Of your countrynen and Of posterity
They will not fail to award you full Justice.
must ask your indulgence for this almost inrot
xassry tribute to your claim and services. SC
STRING y the impression which your appeal ha.
made upon me, that could not restrain this ex
precision Of my feelings.
With warm regard, am, dear Sir, sincerely
yours,
LEWIS CAss
Hon. Fl Clay.
In the midst cfiJe, we are in mud-[Miners
Express.
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We find the following letter from the Su
perintendent of Indian Af,lrs Of Oregon, IN
the Cleveland Herald
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COMMISSION SASS at WkOtesGlc, on
S. M. LANGW0aTHY,
1fAViNG completed the Largest Ware House in the
II City Of Dubuque, will give particular attention
receiving storing and resppng my part of the worm
and will pay freghts and charges, and make liberal Casf
advances any kind of merchandise, machinery f,f
nure for sale. In high water, the steamers rece,v
from and discharge into the Warehouse saving ffayae
goods to be reshipped Will attend to filing order
ff produce, lead and kind Of goods; and has made
rangenents for full supplies OF
PORK, BACON, LARD, AND ALL KINDS OF
GROCERIES,,
which will be sold at 81. Louis prices, with the addition
of freight and insurance. VIII attend the Collection
Debts, Freight Bills, and in every department
rit the public patronage.
REFERENCES:
81. Louis-J. G.. Goodrich, Russell & Bennett, VIM.
Ewing e. ca, Clafin & Allen, G Il rockingham, Dav.
Tatum; Child, Pratt & Co, & Walsh, E Gay & Ca
Chot, an & Vale.
Gaieaa-B II Campbell & Co, Campbell and Smith,
T McCosky, Lorrain, Edward Hampstead, R Harris
Co.; VIM Hampstead
Chicago--Nelly y Lawrence.
Eigin-F Patterson.
.Minankee-Highy & Co.
Keokuk-Chittenden & McGavac.
Burlin gton-Greene and Stone.
Ddrenport-B' rrows and Co.; Cook and Sargent
Sdrannah-Portr Sargent.
Beilerue-Wnekoop and Watkins.
Oqudmka-Phelps and Co.
Prairie la Cross and Smith and Co
Clayton Cay-Frank Smith and Go.
Dnbaque-Wapies q Brothers, Emerson Shields, F
v. Goodrich, Farley & Co, Johnson & Bunting "
Burton, b O'Haloran.
81. PanL-Sinpson Il Co. March %, 1859-dw6n
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Rates of Exchange.

CORRECTED FOR THE EXPRESS BY NJ. MORLEY.
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COOK & SARGENT, JOHN &. IlIGGtSsoN,
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An act of justice has tenfold weight when it
as f'msfy as well as just. The following letter,
although now first published. quarter of cen.
fury after it was writteS, is worthy of perusal
even now:
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NEw YoRK, 5-P.M.
The Baltic arrived this forenoon from LIVER
pool, with 81 passengers, including WIN.
Hibbs
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ITTuITEIIUgsr,s GALLERY.-j

w o4n9n GREAT IAPROVEMENl--1h be snpsef1
Der beaK detrruinedfo keep pace with al the
meats IL s hss erected nss snd powerful 90
.tt f.Ifl - er,sffBrfe - ts euabla him 10 pro-
llrs tafes ~ lev seconds without the heavy sfhaes
md contracted FEATURES usually attending tie common
Daruerfefgpe ther.Hs ptetsrsbg the sss WIN III u
beauty Tie light being .aff, yet very strong Is beauii
falls adsgied Ia iakiae Keihps and children
Having spared peithef pains expense IN hiing ~
biz Gallery which J.. elegantly furnished and pfaa'
flliY arranged t s II the most attractive places
u ihe cry.
he respect fully - continuance Of that phrf nage
h,l s. Len 80 beff rs ,estov cd up1ahnior when
lc tender. bis sincere isak.. and pledges himself IL
ell IN bis power please al TINT coll GA nm
whether they want pictures or not.
Pictures talcn IN cloudy a. veil clear weather. ard
perfect satisactiln guaranteed n all no charge
Gallery nexi door to Virginia Bank
+. Z. GIBBS Proprietor.
r. IA fine assortment Of Lockeis aud Pine always
hnad winch val be i.le with pictures very cheap.
nov lB-daV ctf II. u
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READ THIs
From the Hon. John Mclean Assoc iatc Judge ofthe
Supreme Court.
CINCINNATI, 29th Oct. 1852
Dcar Sir: thank you for the engraved likeness Of
General jackson; tsan excellent one. In the latter
part ol his chs grey hairs his tall and venerable Frame
the sincerity aud Kindness of his expression and man
ncr, cnptvnted all who became acquainted with him.
There were few, if any persons educated home or
abroad however much they may have associated with
foreign courts who eqHa the grace and effect of Gen
Jacksons manner in social circle. Whether we con
slider him in the field, in the drawingroom or ut the
head of the administration, he II remarkable man
With great respect,
JOHN MCLEAN.
Gcorpp W Childs ESQ
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INsUI.ANCE OmPAN

VALLEY OF VIRGINIA. AT WlNCHES iER
Chaytfred Horcl IN. 1892 -Copitai 100000
WITH POWER 10 IkCREAsE THE SAM TO 300 ,0Ooi
VNHlS COMPAN1. having been duly organized, is
i ready to receive applications and issue Pol.
rcs AID oder 10 the citizen. of Virginia the nducemeui
II hume Company Tor the .nie insurance Of all kind
Of property. merchandise, NC, at fair and equitable
rates. The Directors the public that this Com
pauy will he conducted with view permaneucy, an
IN the srictes principles al equity ig-tce, and cose
.crurd To economy aud the safety Of the insured
PPEsipEsf-JOSEFlI S. CARSON
SFonErARY-G. S. FUNK
AeruARY-O /. BRESEE.
lourn s. CARSON, = WN. l.. CLARK,
jams L. RiFLY, JAMES II. BuHGEss,
LLOYD LOGAN, \. ". RIcHAkDsoE,
JOus kEHR.
~ Office on Piccalla street near the Wiley Bunk,
W.hchesfer j. ID. CHRISTIAN, AGENT,
Sept 2--d1y LyHchhurg.
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ENHNE Esrandics

NNENE RrIndics We have just received a lol
n OF very superior pale and dark Bmndies among
which may be found the fayorte brands of Oard Dnpey
y Co, old Londol Dock. Permit. Cushion & Co. md
j, Tennessee & Co &C. &c. all warranted pure. and
apart the vintage of 1928 and 1882 Thnse in want nj
genuine fine Bnndes, will please call ON
oct lists LEE 4 JOHNSON
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100 GROSS OF steel Pens-Amoog

The Genuine Albata Pen
Self Supply do
Reservoir dD
1'llotts celebrated 303 do, extra fine
Spring back egisered points
Superior Tutonic Pen, &C. &C
. Among the above, Pens lof the latest ;r,no...
o from ne" dies, and the best style and ouaity ,b
'"n be found Price 25c.. to 81 IS ~ gross. '''
u ease call and examine the above, at South n, !
nov 90. c. MORSE
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RICHMOND.
Union STEAMSHIP COMPa.

u NH's LINE " 81 EAMEhS-peHHSyL 49,
ygaia and ltreiaia rim Norfolk. for PhiadeipIio ~ A.
York-The Steamships Pennsylvania, Capt Bayn,a.'''
and Virgina, Capt. Teal, will, aud after Noye,I
al until further notice, commencing with the PEN
yania leave Richmond alternately every Wednesdr
for Philadelphia and returning leave Philadelphia ee
Wednesday.
Due notice will be given, every trip, in all the ds
paners OF the hour of their sailing. 10y
These Steamships have been built expressly for hi
line and are beautifully fitted up for the accommodate
of passengers set first tables, and every atenti
+. pad to their comfort and safety They are also mr.
yided with Francis's patent Metallic Lfe-Boats ps
great care aken,and prompt attention paid to the %
delivery of goods Ia addition to the above Induce
nepts to travellers, we have made arrangenec, :,
forward passengers throughlo New York by cars or
steam boats thereby offering the public an opporn
nv never before offered the price, of viev,
me noble Delaware, and visiting that model CITY pbis
lelphia.
Passage through to New York, in LIST Cabin and
found, So 90
Passage through to Philadelphia, do On
do do do Second do ? m
For freight or passage, apply to
RO RANKIN, AGT., corner % Water St.
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L. ADJOINING THE POST OFFICE. LYScHnuna
Va b. GADDESS d BRO Progrtcfors, flos
rae,ls Of baltimore keep hand and make otdei
at Northern prices. Egyptian aud Italian Marble Man
Ties plain and ornamental Monuments, Tombs. Head
and foot stonos Garden Vases Counter Table Bureau
and Waah-stand tops made size the shBffest
notice Also, door and window sils.
Any order, from town country rntra-ci to -. ali
he faithfully executed with neuiness ND diaputeh
Aug l3-dts J. IS. GADDESS' & BRO
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