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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-07
Lev hry Stable.

LsV ely StstHfCs
On 4th, bctcCrn n and Locust Streets CITY Hotel
LYMAN & SHOMO,
IJANING had their stable, horses &C. strcyedh by frt
IL have how built able, and purchased tr i
horses harness. sahdl bmgges, carriages, sIkies
etc, which they invite public eNaiina and trtai
ne pledge onrscseS TO keep good horses, carriages
etc., be found aryIoherc in the Northwest al m
ask is triai.
1,= Highest prices paid for Corn oats a-.dhay
April 30. 1851. II
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LAND GAENCY.
VIM. JOSHUA BARNEY. H. BOOT
w. T. BARNEY & CO.

w. j. BARNEY & CO.
CTII.I continue TO transact all business connected
y with the purchase and sale of real estate whether in
the city country. They will examine titles prepare
"onveyansns. pay taxes locate bounty and warrants
and prepared to afford information of alkiHds rcatv
To lands in the Dubuque l.and District Maps and dia
grams can be furnished if requir d. Land warrants o
a. 50 and 100 constantly hand. fer sale l"ca
ton advantageous terms, and TIL guaranteed
Farmers residing distance have the lands
tered by addressing by letter post paid anths ayoit
the of journey. Emgrants and settlers would
10 well to call before applying elsewhere.
Office on West side of Main street. nearly opposite
'lobe Buildings, Dubuque, Iowa. June {
~ Western Democrat and Progressive Era, (wlel
.sablislcd,) will please copy for year and forwar,
oil to this office. 31n% I--lv
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District CGSsgt.
JAMES Nj. Emerson, J
VS..
JoHS u. GoLDsBURY (. OTHERS.

JOHN Is. GoLDsBURY {. OTHERS
ID order Of the Court IN this cause the undersigned
ID Receiver, therein appointed, OF tho Of ]. b.
Goldshcry & Cos being ordered to collect and close up
the same forthwith All persons indebted TO said firm by
note or account are therefore requested to call and settle
the without deay, my store, where filc aud
books account will be tonnd and all persons nlet-
ed forbidden 10 pay 10 any other person. except b.
my written order such payment viii be recognized
in discharge OF any such debt b. j. o'liALLORiN,
Duhuque, Oct. 2S.-tf DIV. Ncco.vA
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-07

1.-THE Dubuque Tribune of the End appears
in an enlarged form.
ain this progressive age when Woman s
Rights are SO largely discussed" 1t is very i'm
portant that editors should keep pace with the
times, and we are glad to witness this evidence
of renewed health and vigor on the part of our
neighbor. His Industry and close application to
business eminently deserve the countenance OF
the entire community, without distinction oil
class
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-07

az A new steamer built in New York called
the tsMeteor, has arrived at New Orleans.
She is to 20 into he trade between that city and
Galveston.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-07

DEATH OF CHAuNcY SwAN.-This well
known citizen of our State, died recently at
New York, having arrived there on his return
passage from California.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-07

A man writing an anonymous note, is like a
puppy inside an enclosure, barking at you with
his nose under the gate.
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DISCOUNT OF AWARDS, ETC.

The undersigned, local Agent supplied viii, blank
policies and renewal receipts, which will b. issued
cfing approved risks upnn aSonabe terms.
CHARLES COOKERY Art. Pro- las Co.
For Dubuque City and County.
Dec. I-mdwl
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TREMENDOUS STOCK OF
= n a. p "a LIEJ "a N GE

TEEfTEND1Is STOCK OF
c. E- GLE "a LIEJ "a IA GI
100000 Esol:ars!!
WE Easc this Fail, the largest and most n,asn
w ceni stock of
READ .if1D e CLIO THING
Ever of + d by any Eccse. As regards the styl
make of orr goods, il is useless 10 speak, tS we H.
a r. putation fur and wide, Of keeping tie
Rcst tfddc Clothing In the Cnuntry,
And from tic many advantages that we PfsSess in
porting ard manufacturing entirc stick Tor ca
aud selling to but prompt men and tuTtdernln
,e tfs m, ndois OF Goods that We sell, it
he appar ov.ry one that we can SILL at lower prit
than any other hutsr-=
NE NOT ONLY CAV, fUT FILL.
ar On tie 18th Of August will open our Tn
Stock for imsp crion All wo ask IS, lif yau 10 call
| and examine. fully sa,,si you III u
chase. In addition to large stock Of Strs Goo.
we have Il large assortment Of
VERY FINE CLOTHING.
| aSE-Mo;to--sLarge sales and small s,r' fsn
| MARTIN i BROTHER.
No. il5, Main St., ST. Louis, Mo
! MARTIN & BRoTHER,
/ No. ll3 Broadway, N. York.
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IN S u r A CE
PROTECTION INSURANCE co.
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT,
INCORPORATED 1925
CAPITAL STOCK, ANNUAL PREMIUMS & WESTERN FUND

CAPITAL STOCK, ANNUAL PREMIUMS & WESTERN FUND,
81, 900. 900.
The MERCHANTS and TOU.EHOLDERs Of Du
hngue CITY and County pectully ferr 10 the
Superior advantages offered FIR Fl and MARINE In
surancr by the above named Company, which mantqins
il: business il has done during the last 81 years. upon
responsible and permanent basis Annexed is
from Circular No As recently received from w r. Rob
bins, ESD General Agent of the Company for tic Yves
and Southern States.
DISCOUNT OF AWARDS, ETC.
"Pubc attention has Of late been called to the mon
sr0lls Indebtedness ofceain Insurance Cenpanir which
has resulted in tier bankrpfy, involving loss Of mi
inns upon the uneypred period of risks well most
serious losses to Claimants StoCklUld and Enior'er.
Tho undersigned takes therefore ctar pleasure and
pride in stating that the affairs of the Old Protection #
fee have never been in sound and proSp
dton than nj the present time. The rejection Of i'm
number of ks during the last six years, which
have been eagerly TAKEN ~ low rates, by competitors
has eyer'ed the Salutarv influence and demonstrated
the fact long since advocated by Us, that Insurance no
so much business OF chqrce as is generally sup osc. Its
results capable of being reduced by discretion and
of disasters asccaincd which is subject but slight and
unaporfant variations.
"At the General Agency Office and Western and South
Agencies of the Protection Companytwo hundred and
thirteen i'm nmbcr) reportng therct, the aggregate liza
btics Of every Descriptions including all losses not paid
because mot nf, amounts 10 $500 49, While the cash
entrusted t. the undersigned for the payment of
these liabcs) inclusive of ncomn g Western and South
premiums the CAPITAL Stock and other of
the Office at Hartford amounts to Ss1 ,71s 81. The
dersgncd is therefore, prepared to discount, at TIE rate of
6 pr cent. per all unpaid awards and other ab
tiles of the Office at the several Agencies above referred
TO coming under his supervision"
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corrrss , corTsss.
yIsEEANCORT g. co.

TTAVING purchased ne" ard splt ndid hear
1 would inform: iii IL friends, and The citizens
rally thai they fcpaed to MI all ord rs tor timer
Coils of all sizes and styles, viii be Kept always
hand.
FURTITURE.
They wiz also keep on h,1i large ard splendid .
sortmcnt of furniture, such as
SOFAS TABLES. S=---=a-e- LOOKING GLE
WaRDRoBEs, ssees SIS. sURE n.
BEDSTf~9DS, and CHdiRS
Also, L large lot of common chairs.
TURNING
of all kinds executed with neauess end dispatch, and
reasonable terms.
September 80. iS5I-dwly
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-07
COLOGNE.


am prepared 10 Furnish The ladies and gentlemen
Of Duhunre with cologne bottles Of every size ant
rrice. This j: The cologne Of the Quart vcsses
One Dollar. I. MASON.
May Ii, 1851
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-07
Dult;0Uc & s:,seyiIIc Plank .s,na

Alb PERSONS who baye subscribed stock in this
Road, hereby requested 10 pay III, due upto
this time. Further time cannot he given, lasse
amount is reatrfeado pay tnr tho grading now done
The third ,nssalmcnt Of p per cent. is now due and
must be paid during this week.
Fly order of the Board.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-07

New Arrival of Groceries,
HARDWARE AND WINTER GOODS.
at G. WEATiIERBS'S;
IS Main ST., Bank Row
RAISTNS, by ihc box, at
WEiTIiERBY'S.
MANILA ROPES, and Bed Cords 1T
WEiTIEREY'S.
BROOMS by the dozen, and Whip l.asleS, at
WEATHERBY'S.
MACKEREL. No l. WEtTHEGBY'S.
TEAS of very quality, from New York. AZ
WEArilERBF'S.
SUGAR Coffea, NoaS.os, soap and candles, at
WEATHERBl'S.
MUFFS, Victognes, Gaps, M.tens and CT YES, az
WEATIIEkBI'S.
WOODEN YARN, coarse and fne. co,t'n yarn al
ccttop warn at WEATiERBY'S.
WASH TUBS and Buckets, at WEATllERBY's
lS
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S L O A MS
Horse & Cattle Medicine.

No Medicine in use has accomplished many ElirG
ordinary Crss aud given Urersal Satisfaction in every
variety and of disease. that has and
rapda safe Si0Gas OiRtmCRt and CoRdiiiou Pordcr
The OtHrt il swiftly supcrccdng all other DinInents
and luimcts for the OF Fresh Wounds, Calls Of all
kinds Sirans rdiscs, Cracked Heels, Riugh0nc. Wind
gals, Poll Evil. aors, Spavns, Sweeney Fisuia sit
fast. Strains Laeness Sand Cracks, Foundercd Feet.
Scratches or Grease, Mango and Horse Distemper.
Tie COpdon POtcder will remove all inflammation and
fever, purify the blood. loosen the skin, cleanse the
and strengthen every part Of the body; and has proved
sovereign rcr.cdy for the following diseases:
Founder HSemper, Hide Bound Loss Of Appetite, In
ward Strains, Yellow Water. Inflammation Of the Eyes,
Fatigue from hard exercise; also Rheumatism, Commonly
called stiff comrain which proves fatal TO many vau.
able horses in this country. Ii also safe and certain
remedy for Coughs and Colds which generate so many
fatal diseases,
These remedies ,ure, and anns Cure if the Gi-
Tcct!ons followed.
For further particulars and multitude Of Certificates Of
remarkable Cures, get PanpAtcs OF agents.
w. 3. SLOAN,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-07
New ADVERTISEMENTS.
list OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Q
January 1, 1852.
Adams, Francis p A
Alien, Albro A
Adams, a 2 A
Adams. Charles a
Achl, George
II
Rausnr. Rachel, Miss III
: Baker, Walter III
Rasingcr, VIM II III
RcckwIth, Mary Miss ~
Rurghqrr, George ~
Risscll, ID C. ~
bishop, John G ~
Rcn;illier, Julien y,
Bnrklcr, Henry DIR Br
Blake, William Fr
Blathc, Mr. Rev Or
Cantwcll, Elem Co
| camuheii Simon Go
c,r,nr N,rv 20
Clark. +. +. 20
cloovi,nd Con w CpI
Cleveland C,,rre Cor
Clark. Jam Go
! Cole Ge,rac Or;
r,nr.,,I Vipccnt N CIR;
w. ,y, W.; n,
u''cN, ''hh'Sii h'S' ~,
n'.l$, ','l'' NJ M ~"
ai,sh,''e' - n
DaiiE' wary, VIZ n no'
na'is, y 'hry W. ~
,hhhis, 'nnh Dr Il
pecaliiy, n''
~.
r., , " III ~ r..
E'siiiic.' lawn
-
'r"r,, fdrc"y H., ~
r'ffe', MOTIFS L"
oast, ,"afy !"
'crih, .niih w."
Ga'i'er' Ihnilias C ,,r,
nieS,i. a.hlri'e U U
,.,f''N'h, ~ VI C 1'"'
L'n"son, at'larnc : log
u,'ne'', ~ "N
''esoh' tdehor ''
r
m,'s'e.' no"i!'i'rA ~,
u',S' - " 49,,
IT, T" MrS ~.
I ,,aa ,,. ~" .",rs ,,:,
''' w n'''ih VI ~. :,
naShii', y m..'
lennon, C.rneii'is mop
i'iiilpbry. nos.
-
IcWc't q lemons 'oh'
Johnson, 9"ara
n
kcpharf, Sangic Nan
u
h'h., hafsar
-
I'aiiory. mes en-
Leigh, " il'iam ";,
hconarn.. aep NJ 'o''
l.anav, Nicholas Log
Lindsey 4 Co, NJ a
M
Marshall, Hcnarday McN
maxwell, " u Mc !
Mathews, Benjamin Mct
Madigan, Patrick Nc
haywood. Arabclla MiSs Mex
Marrhk. samuel Me-
McRay; John . Mex
Nc Naughton. Daniel McR
NIc' .ieiiahI. n asny Jane .,i'i'
Wei onr', Johh Mmr'
NC ann, oWen NIL,
Nckenn'. Neal MIL
Mcdonnell, + p Mill,
NcEnra, J1mes NOR
Mc'hry, jas NUT
McGrafh, Niciiie niii''
IVY " n
o,T,rner Grin OR,
O,,o p,ornct Oaks
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-07

store.
CorRrr Main and Oh streets, DajaqH'. ios1".
IT lie unl r;i.nf ire loW receiving iGi st"'K
J. Groceries, consisting ~ part OF sugar, Soiice,
salt Rice Mgasses, Checs, Fish, isatsinH, hri ~
Candies ans. al articles usi;aiiy Jund IN tfocs
t,,sh r,;d f,r corn outs, and produce naFtl'y.
Ggods bought of us i'll b. d.verG free VI ea
amy part ct The cry.
we respectfully ask old friends aud TIE pblic
enera!.r TO give us Il call MASE &c MORRISON.
May FL ~
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-07
SHERlEF'S SALE,

Jos. Il. LUNDBECK
GEouCE w. WIsEGARyER
nY virtue of an execution directed issued by the
ID Cicr. Of the District Court in and f0f the County OF
Dubuque and State Of iowa against defendant, viii on Tie
24th day of January, d. 1852 between the hours OF nine
o'clt elk NJ and four O'Clock that day the doo
Of the Court IIois said County, expose - public salt
the following dc>crb Real Estate, 10 wit: The undyi
ied half of the IA ofta w II, and the West hal
Of w / of section ourtcen-1lso, The undivided hal
of Z IL of i Ii of Section fifteen, Township %
Range, | East Of the 9th Z. NJ, aud tic undriie
half of the w IA Of Section two, Township and Fang
as above and situated in said County Ct DuqI. To sat
sfy said w rit as am therein. con,Ri indcd.
w. G. STEWART, Sheriff
Dub3aue Dec % A D 1s5l-w2tS3
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-07
nlisrclloucou5.

THE A.CTER OF NATION ARE KNOW y ny
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-07

st once at Dubuque, low
A
ArIiden. Horny
Alstot, Edward
Abbott, Harvey
Allen, VIM 4
II
BircIler, Edward 8.
Eurkctt, GEORGE
Hurd, lame;
Buxton, John
Blythe, Geo. w.
PTason, Michnel
Eirchcr, Edward
Ryrne, Patrick
Bruner, Cared y
RrCwn, James
Briggs, w ii X
e
Cooley. Mary Miss
Consiiinc, Andrew
Cole, Thomas
Cotton, Henry
Condict, Martin f
Cornell, Ehcnczer
Cook, VI ID
Crawford. John
Craig, John
ID
DOYLE, Michael
Dut.lc, Jacob
Donaldson. Robert
DoncIv. Catherine 2
Dodd. Hugh
DuflielG. Robert
Duncan, Mrs
F.
Egglcson. William
Evans, Elias
F.
Field, Pliche
Film, Maurice
Flanhertv, Ralph
Farwell, Mr.
r
1f,Lo1
Goods patrick
creonl,. Iopc .
Goodwin Avn
C,g,n Coorge
cnodwin. NJ NJ
7
J,,co Rohnrt
Iiendrickson. Jantha
hin Hannah }
uir,h Jo.p
Hildrcth. lie
Uick 81, Miss
Hone. Jonathan
7
Homes Norman
Y
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r.
Io,t A,dro,v
Iomcwortb Mar
ioasJom Elijah
MI anaI,i;n Mr.
NJ Oh. Thonoas
AZ, ~, ~ c Go
" =" ,r ~, $3.50
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,' isnn'"
N,;,,,. c".mo
VIII" ,:,,a,, 80.
,,.,, W, NJ.
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AiiiiS. y u
Morrisoh, john
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OAKS, "ii'!aii
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race, " iii''iii
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9, ,oI ,,.1 ,I"i;.
S,n,noI
So, NJ
-. Fr,nc;, n
Bridget
Summers, Charles 2
Su<hcrlaad, AriamiSa A
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-07
GREAT REMEDY!
Celebrated Family Ointment.


H. MID, Safe 9hormeh and he greatest Ericrnn! Rrmc
dy nscd. II IS cowposrd n ptge1Ie EHrads and
possesses p0er URtgn0d Tie annals ut Medicine Jr ts
err cf hJRammamy Diseases.
Isis universally 2ckncwle.cato be an iniaibc remedy
in every where has been faithiiy applied Oh the
Eian system, for promoting luscns'!c Respiration, and
Is Invaluable III all dscascs of tic flesh Obstinate !cGr-
old Sores, Clbains, fore Throat, rns Cuts, Cuiancos
Eruptions NI'cs Sore Breast Diseases of the Eye
Agl.c in the FACE. Rheumatic Pains. Contracted to'
Pain in the Side Back and other parts OF The 'ysep Hcald
Head. irniscs. Fresh Vouns, rc., and every Rnd OF
sore continuing least particle Of Inflammation. are
permanently cured by this great remedy.
HEALING VIRTUES. !
II fart. authenticated here, well as all over the
STAG, aud deed tiie whole that Sloan's
Medicines have Obtained wide spread celebrity, and re.
patC, which they justly entitled by their hedtfnE
rirtgts,' aud powers We not those who are
prone endorse every patent hiiua thai comes along,
and in Ibis instance have delayed endorsement until
we have been able 10 make douy sure. not only
by testing them personally ourselves but from the cst-
niony of a numerous portion of the co,;:iul,y Twins
around us.-I Illinois Globe, April 10. 1850.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-07

Remaining in the Post Office at Dubuque, Iowa,
January |, 1859.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-07

PRESERVE ALIKENEss WHILE YoU CAN, For ALL THING
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-07
John Il. Smith 4 Co.
4 GAesse.

for old gold and silver.
December II, 1918. Is. V.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-07
DISEASED EYES.

F., sale at Dubuque by e. r. Gil!capi., T. -
hy Halt . Conkcy, Upton.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-07

%. SUIIIeCtIUTtI, CUI
Pine and 2d str rts, square below Monroc ilous ~
constant'yon hand of his own manufacture, steam re-
incd plain and fancy candy; also plain and m Dictated
I.ezcngeS pat MP in wrappers. Orders from In
country promptly attended to- and delivered any Fart
cf the city free of charge. Syrups made to order.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-07
NEW YEARS ADDRESS.

Persons calling for any of the above letters Will say
they are advertised, they will net otherwise he locked
TOR w. II. ROBBINS, Pm.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-07
FUgEITURE.
New Grocery and Provision
Af0.


September 80. IS5l.--dwiY
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-01
NEW ORLEANS...Csntinued.


fifbJUiNG Al MI VII.
ALFRED MuNROE L. CO.'S One Price
~ Store, No - Magazine street, corner VI
Grayser .l
lie in general, that our present STOCK OF
Clothing, Furnishing Goods, &c,
is unequallcd in extent and beauty by thr' OF
any other establishment in the Onitcd states.
To be convinced of this statements " j. oh'y
10 call and examine. Our iininense
sale. are brought abopt 10y the simple 'act
being known, that the prices We place upon
GOOD. ia uniformly low, and the qhali'y OF
earh article Is guaranteed what It Is represent
ed to bee. Perfect satisfaction Is What We ann
at in dealing with our customers
An our clothing j. manufactured at our ca
adjustment. 40. AL Broadway New York.
under the immediate -upcrnirrdcnce o' one
of onr firm, who spares no pains IN securing
IA, most desirable STYLES of goods. II Is Win
the fullest conhdentc of being able to give
s.,i.r,rtiou. that We invite all who may he IN
"a ,nt of articles in orr line to call and exam
me our assortment. ,,e ~
The following b, only partial list OF af'-
rle-; =,
Er,~i and Dress Coafs.--Fr and Eng black
10Th and ffo,k coats, de do blue, brown,
mulberry. and Green cloth frocks, do do black,
brown. mulberry, olive, and golden brown
cloth polks-. r. and Eng. black and fancy
coln,cJ cloth walking coats llmalaya fur,
lpev .t,l,.l sac. French, black mulberry, aud
,,l,yc ,loth opera sacs do black and fancy
.nl,,.d do, sk'n Union sacks. do extra super.
fine drab and fancy colorcd walking coats
rndrington. gray, mixed, and silver gray sacs
and polkas; French black. blue, brown, aud
nlive HEAVIER sac and rock coats; do blue,
brpXn. and silyer-pray, Whitney sac coats I;
do Labrador (,anous rolor-) TO turn, sac
coats do .uyeriine drab cloth and beaver
walking coats; FIR and Eng black superine
cloth sack aud walking coats, do blue, brown
and drab pilot cloth sacs.
Vaatei c1afs--french superinc blue, br n,
and gray saes and paleiots; do DO extra lnrs
.a,. and frocks fr sccond quality; thlrd
quality fancy colored sacs and palc'o's
Tered codis.--fr Eng aud Amcrn tweed
~acs, foeks and pale;ots, do do boule'afds
do do polkas.
CtoAAs-Bluc and black cloth cloaks, every
quality black and blue pilot cloth cloak'
variety Of vests of every quality aud pat
tern; also every variety aud quality of Fahia-
lo0IS.
GeniLmcu's Furnishing Goods.--'incn and
cotton shirts, all qualities check ana cotton
hickory and night shirts, MI qua'itles; all
wool and super ribbed shirts; gauhe merlno'
cotton, Ii.lc thread, aud flannel shirts socks
of every qunlIiy.
Hoy's ami Ch,idrens Clothing
Consisting of irorks, polka>, sacks, jackets,
oycrcoat,, panlaloons, vests, aud cloaks, OF
every quality.
Also every variety of gloves snspenders
OF ,arlou. kinds; erasal- ano hankerohei- OF
every quality
Also trunks, yali-es, umbrellas,
India rubber goods OF every description.
1r One Prize for Goois, and no dtriai'on
In visiting the city. do not fail to call on
ALFRED VT \ROE a co.
vanpl "a Magazine street
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-05-01
Selettes poetrp.


NJ Nfs 10 HE tAe summer rose,
Thai opeas - ~ morning NY,
But ~ ~ shs3os Of evening close,
h scattered 70 the ground to lie;
Nut on that roses humble bed
The dsws Of night are swcct'y shed.
A. IL heaven wept such waste TO see
Bat nons shall weep tear for me.
Nv life IL like the autumn leaf,
That trembles in the moons pale ray.
it, hold 10 frail it, date !. brief.
Restless and coon 10 pass away:
Yet ere that leaf shall fall or fade,
The par-nt tree hall mourn ia shade,
The winds bswail the les6ess tree,
But none shall breathe sigh for me.
Ny life 10 life the print that feet
Have left on Zars's onrnng strand;
Soot - the rizing tide shall beat,
The track shall vanish from the sand.
Yet, a. II gricying to cIlaee
All vestig- Of the human race,
On that lone shore loud means the sea
But none shall e'cs lament for me.
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sew eRLEAxs -..Cssiissed.
NAlVS MUSIC STORE,
!Nss. B and = Csmp ST., 3 door, trc~ Ca"a''
Ner (lrIeoaS

THg undersigned desires res
peciialy To inform the public thai
W = w they can always find at his Mas"
Nfoys, \ choice and large assortment OF Ffdno
Forfes, at very reasonable prices, and on accom-
modatipg terms.
Among them are Pinsno Fortes made by the
old and celebrated manufacturers, !. ''iiber,
e. Co. of Boston, of rich tone, and finished
beautifully in rosewood, black walnut. and ma
hogany, with ron frames made IN the m"-i
-ubs,eniial and workmanke manner. MISC
the Justly celebrated .Eoiian Piano Forie'.
which. tor sweetness OF tone, have not been
equalicd They are peculiarly suited to the
country, a. the Holan does not require tuning
for wears.
THE New Improvement in Piano fories
the patent ibraf,ag Oterbridge, Is also for
sale at the same establishment. THIS improve
I mcni give. peculiar hrmnc-s and bfil'accY 10
/ tn. treble, adds 10 tn. durability and strength
l of the Piano, and renders It capable OF remain
/ ing much longer in tune than those IA ordinary
use.
/ TN j. Agent for Henri Hers celebrated
/ Grand Pianos and panino.. made IN Paris. For
Z power and sweetness q. tone, they stand pre-
eminent
/ Ths Dolce Compound Attachment. J. Pelley
& Co.'S PARIS Pianos, and instruments ron all
the best manufactures, ccu,tanilY receiving
and Tor sale on liberal terms.
/ Necoad. liant pnuos for sale, from $50 to
$500 eacn, and taken 10 part pay ment for ne"
Pianos.
] Pianos, Repaired, Tuned Rented, aud APP
praised.
Caflrarrs Neiadeoa.-Ths beautiful toned
/ WndInstumeni, for Village Churches, Lodges,
Sercnading Parties, and The private practice Of
] "A -sefi and DOW pftiii tone,
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NEW ORLEANS ArysansEMENrs.

T 4. KNAPP, Su,gess Deniist, Gives par.
81 ticuiar attention 10 the preservation Of
the NATURAL TGarH, ~ well ~ 10 applying
their loss BY artificial onea His entire time
for years has been devoted 10 the improvements
in his profession, For evidence of HE hyperion
piugg ing and me utility rdbeawy Of his Artificial
Tech. he will only refer to bis numerous pa
irons, both in the city, and country. Millions
of teeth are now annually lost. for want Of time
" and jndicious treatment bn, let those who
have suffered by qascks, net be discouraged :
but avail themselves Of the best rencdy-an
operator in whom they can have confidence.
TEETH EXTRACTED wshou, pain. aader The
influence oi the l.ErHHoS, or tHLoRoroRa, and
with perfect safety to the patient.
oryicr AND RESIDENCE rrmoteJ from The cor-
nsr Of ~ Charles Nrest 10 No. 10 Baro""e
Nfrsrt, near Canal Street.
April 5, 1881. nal II