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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-22
The Meeting om saturday Night.

We left our domcle about O'Clock on Sat
urday evening. tor the purpose Of taking few
notes 1t the meeting of the Democratic Asso.
citation in Democratic Hall. When we arrived,
We found the room % crowded that the stairway
was perfect Jam, % we contented ourself with
a stand still outside. until we had heard several
Of the speakers through. Gen. Jones was adj
dressing the meeting when we got there, and
ives listened to with profound attention and
manifest enterest BY all present. The burden
Of his remarks had reference to the struggles OF
our Railroad interests in the Congress Of the
United States, duriay the past winter, which
composed subject, In which bis auditory felt
! deep and abiding interest. A little incident
WAS related by him touching the manner in
which the appropriation to the Dubuque harhor
was secured, which could not fail to have arrest
I'd the attention Of all present, ss to the grea,
Importance of seal, answering and un,iring
industry on the part of Representatives., in the
prosecution Of the interests Of their
sons ituen!s.
Upon concluding his remarks, the Gen. intro
3uced to the Association .his old friend If Grant
County Wisconsin, Lord ESQ., Mr.. Lord
addressed the meeting IN few neat, elegant
md appropriate remarks, during which, he made
ZONE very happy passes At the love and vener-
alton entertained by Gen. Scott towards our
To,eign born cltizsnr. Mr.. Lord was followed
~ Mr.. Burt in his usual happy style, but our
iu les requiring our presence at the office, de
,.ived US Of the pleasure Of waiting bis close.
Judging from the evidence before US on Sat-
,rday night, the contest begins to wax warm
Il was most glorious turn out, an unmistakable
of the Pierce AID King feeling IN
his direction, and bright omen for the 6rst
ruesday of Eoysmber next
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District Court Dubuque County.

District Court Dubuque County
H. Ca,x )Assumpsit and attachment
ps on uote, Sl53, o6
EpRIeE FAREWELL, l. Petition nied
TEopoREE. WHIrMoRK May term, le,2
THO Serif IT of the County If rnbGuc having returned
the original in this cause against ih defend mrs
s.No, found Notice is hereby given to thrn. thar said
petition is nfle in tbs fl ce of the Clerk OF the District
court Of Dubuone Con y ASKING Judgment against them
on the note stated with inter st and costs, and that
unless they appear and eraoon or teore the LIST
day of T. next rm of said conrtOcf0her II. l6o2.
Judgment will be ndered thereon as askedfor.
To Ebridge Farewell and I HEMr TED BrR-,
Theod re e Whiteman Defts. Pins. Attys.
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AFFLICTED READ!..
PHILADELPHIA
MEDICAL HOUSE.

Established ID Years ago, by Dr. klnAa'in, ~
w. corner Of Thsrd and Unson streets, be.
t,oeen Spruce and Pine sts., Phila.
EIGHTEEN years Of extensive and uninterrupted
the most expert and essfiI practitioner far and
in the tream of ali diseases If private PEP
afflicted with ulcers upon the body, throat or legs,
pains the head bonss, ruria rheumatism,
lures, gravel disease arising from youthful
Impurities of the blood whereby the constitution ias bo
come enfeebl d, are ali treated with success.
He who places himself under the care Of DIR. r.. may
reiiguusiy cnnde in his honor gentleman, and con-
idenIly rely upon his ski as physician
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Young who have injured themselves by certain
practice induced a habit frequently learned from evil
companions school the eject OF which are nightly
felt when asleep and destroy )th mind and body.
should apply Immediately. Weakness and constitution
al debility, ss Of muscular energy, physical iassitude
ton indg stion, sluggishne,s Of the v and very
disease in way connected with the Disorder of the
provocative functions cured and fall vgoy restored.
KEaD!!
YOUTH AND MANHOOD.
A rigorous Life or a Premature DentA.
KIsKltIs on SELF PREsEkvATIos--OELy
rs Cents
This Book just published is filled with useful informa
ton, THO lnfrmes and diseases Of fh, s'.ncr NV
Organs It addresses itself alike {, Youth, Manhoo
aud Old Age, and should be read by all
The valuable ADVICE and inpr ssive warning u give
will prevent years Of misery and suffering, and save an
dressed 70 i,r. KINKELlN, N w corner If : hiri and
Union streets, betw Spruce and Pine, Phiadere'a,
will book under envelope, per return OF mat
Persons at a distance may address ". H. ~ ettcEt
(post paid and be cpred Vt home
Packages of Medicines, D,rectIans, &C., rwarded BY
ending remittance, ani put w secure irn damage "
Boob. sellers, New Agents rrdisrs, rsnvassers. and
all ,ters supaied With tbs abvve Work at ver low Rates
July g Iss2 WY
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NEW STORE.
Quick Sales 4. small Profts,

NEW STORE.
Quick Sales 4. small Profts,
STAR CT. OTHlN ST'O f.
| No. 70 Main ST. Decksrs old Stand, Johnsons
Block, Dubugne, Ioaca
HtEDl.EBaGil & Co. have just open"d at the above
stand and weekly receiving large and general
assorted stock of Fall and Whit rmada Clothing and
ientcmen's furnished Goods consisting OF Goats Pants
and Vests OF ali shades, make aud prices, Linn Bosom
shirts, Cton aad Flannel undershirfs, Drawers, Graz
vats, Collars Pocket hkfs, Gloves, SOCKS suspenders,
etc.
| Boy's Clothing Of all kinds
general stock of cloths casimeres and vesfing made
sold by the yd., and boys hats and caps
OF all varieties indian rubber aud oil cloth coats, pants
etc, trunks, carpet bags umbrellas etc etc.
The aiGVe st. ok viii be sold Wholesale retail low
err tina any the KIND before offered in Dubuque.
Our goods made up in the eiei sty and expressly
or climate ing heavisr than sale clothing ualy
brought here f purchas before buying elsewhere VIII
call and examine stock, The prices cannot tan To
please as determined to offer inducements TO the
pubic by selling gods At low prizes at the Star Clothing
Store. L A AUl.L
Sept2 daw2m Attending Partner
WANTED immcdately-a sprghtly boy, about IA or
w II years of age, attenda Jewellers Store, and
the business, None need apply excep: they can
come well recommended. Apply to u. CARSON Il co
Il,,I IV,t. nf
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PARTNERSHIP DISSOLUTION

THO all whom il may concern, notice is hereby Civ, n
that the partnership heretofore existing between
VIM. Taylor, Cyrus Berk i'll and James s. Moreland, in
the "Rope and Irvine Manufactory, Dubuque Iowa, u
has this day tern dissolved by tual consent. The
busin- IS IF the late firm has been assumed by VIM
Taylor, and Cyrus Rerkill, who will continue at the
old st and above Heeb,'s brewery.
Sept. g. ls52-w6.
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GREAT EXHIBITION

AT No. 5 MAIN STREET,
.46ove Globe Building, bet,oeen 18th and Ga Sts.
| DUBUQUE
Am now opening, and wi be prepared to exhibit {.
the citizens of dubuque and surrounding country
ono of the extensive and hest seicced stocks
Goods ever brought h this market consisting of Fame,
and Staple Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes. Fine Cutlery
Hats, Gaps and Groceries. he following comprises
part In Fancy G,ods there are
Back and plain watered Silks,
Rich Brocads silks PLAID silks and Figured do etc.
| 81 pieces All Wool Paris pclaine.
IS piece. plain watered and Inquired Dsainee. from II
| IL cents 70 ~ cents.
| Rich Thibet Shawls.
Rroche French long Shawls.
Embroidered Merno Dresses,
| 100 Bay State Shawls.
| Merino of tverv description.
| Alpaccas. black and figured.
silk asp Broch Alpaca new and beautiful article.
press an1 o,'ak irmnes; OF every variety and style
| Bonnet iibii gs.
Butt Black drop, eoloed Drop and every variety Of
Rut'ons fer dresses, latest Paris styie.
French worked eapss sleeves, Linen Cambria Handker
chiefs, worked and pain.
Ladies' ana Misses Gloves, kid, cloth, Cashmere and
habit, Ladies long and short Mitts.
G.ntlsnen's Gloves of every kid.
Chinli.etts, Habits, etc.
Back Silk Lace and Fringe.
LAGOS of every descrption-Lnsn Bobbin Lace; ditto
Trimmings.
French Cloths and Cassincrss, Plain and
Fancy.
Is pieces Fa'insrs.
rs Kentucky Jeans.
rs " hi,e, rcd and yellow hsnnsl- CAME flannel
50 Blcach"t Muslns-
q bales Brown ditto.
50 pi eos Hickory Stn.s.
so Blue Jeans.
80 e. Ticking.
50 l.insey Plain Plaid and striped
$50 Prints.
IS Canton Flannel
100 pairs blankets.
Bang up Cord, Beauertinie, etc. etc.
Boofs and Shoes
rs Cases Boots and SLoes-Mens', Wemen's Boys Or
Misses.
Hats and Caps.
80 Cases Hats and Caps.
Groceries.
Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Cloves, Nutmegs, Nader,
Pepper, Allspice, AL um, Indigo, Ginger, ETC. etc.
Sperm and Ia low Candies.
IS Chests imperial, Gunpowder, Young Hyson, and
Black Teas.
Liquor.
Old Cogniac Brandy vintage 1897
Old Bourbon and Monongahela Wbiskey.
Old Madeira Wine tvin,age 1850.
Vinegar etc. etc.
All of which are offered at Wholesale or Retail. at
Admttance Free, Doors open from haipast AN 10
10 PM My Clerss and myself take great pleasure IL
showing Goods.
speaks the German language, l am now prepared "
wait on all persons who sps ak that language
my SINCERE thanks 70 my old friends and Gus
who have extended the right hand o. elie wsnp
me since sonuIn in Dubuque and respectfully in
form them that have moved my store UP above tile
Ginh, Building at No. S. where shall be happy 10 see
Thorn all, aud many new ones as will call
j. B. THOMAS,
No. Main Street, abors
Globe Building.
Dubuque, scpt 8, ls52-rribunc copy.
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JOHN s'HELo'S Notice to
Eiiz lbeth Sheldon.

V1OT are hereby notified that there now on file in
the Office Of the Clerk o the District court IN Du-
bque petition Of John Sheldon. asking 70 he dIvcr ed
from the bonds Of matrmon", against you, and that M.
less appear ard answer thereto, ON r efore the
l9th day # octohrr, AID 1852 Judgment VIII re rem:
dered against YOU thereon. JOHN SHELDON by
Eep 9dw3w BEN NJ. SAMUELr, HI Atty.
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LIGHTNING. LIGHTNING!
VVyHE citizens of Dubuque respectfully informed that
the Subscribers prepared to put up Light
ming Rods any part of the City az tn shortest notice
They may b. found at the Good Samaritan Drug STORE
may 5ti-dw rt1 WAuD fsLh.
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State Of Iowa,
Cla! ton County.
70 Welcome Martin

W6tC0Ssle
You
are hereby notified that there Is file in the office
othe TX ofthe District iii Cs ton County Pc
tition OF bert Waller and II. w Sanford claiming Of
Won Two hundred sixty two ard 5o-l0o Dollars money
du on proui sory aud that unless appear and
answer thereto On before the fourth day OF October
Ies2 Judgment will be render aganstyou. thereon.
| Rob. RI ~ al or and II. W. Sanford
4,w their Airy.
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IMPROVED FARM FOR SALE.

lNPRON Ed FARM FOR SALE.
vTyHE FARM owned by Charles Sloan, on the roat
TO Cascade, about 10 mil from Dubuque, consist
ing Of go acre Ut land 40 Of which is timb r.
There are about IS under cultivation with !
CABIN.
II is of the best farms in the county Of Dubuque
and will he sold v,ry low for cash.
Apply to TIL subscribers, ain Street opposite TIL
Bank, Dubuque Iowa, CLARK 4 BIrSElL
SAINT. l..-lw2w
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Sep, 7, 1879

HAVING bought cut my former partner Mr.. SCHU-
MACHER. / would nf'rn my friends and customers,
and the public generally. that will carry the Gro
Gerry business. the old Stand Main street, opposite
| the new Cathedra on my own account, and being
thankful for the patronage heretofore extended to the
firm, l very respectfully solicit continuance Of the
same. | will always keep on hand, general assort-
ment Of Groceries, Wines and Liquors, and will sell
a cheap any House in the titv.
| Sept 9.6md MATHEW TSCHlRGI.
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. 1uCV1VVVNS1Vus
J. J. DYER. President.
w. j BARNEY, Secy
PLATT SMITH. )r.
TIMOTHY DAVIS, D ,as
l.. MALONEY. wi.
Dubuque, 6sps. 9th, ls52.

DUBuQUE, Sept. 8, 1852
At Meeting Of Board of Directors Of Dubuque and
Sagtville Plank Road company ,-Presenf-J. j. Dyer,
President w. Barney, Secretary, latt smith, Drec
tor, il was unanimously resolved
It, that all shares If stock on which the first in
saime mt had cnv b. paid should be forfeited. wit:
The shares Of Adam ager. Adam Sherell, Will m
Michael Peters.
2nd That all shares of stock on which full PAYNE,
was not made before LIST October next. should
TERED and thar tie Secretary he directed publish
notice 10 that effect in the newspa the city
of Dubuque.
- .3ttest: w. j. BARNEY,
sept II owtoet Secretary.
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TIME partnership heretofore xsting between MA
i THEW TS'HiREI and FRANCIS sCHDMA
CHER, nndor the name Of TSCHIRGI SCHUHAA-
CHER, has thus day been Dssolv d. By mutual consent,
all those Indebted said firm requested to AXE
immediate payment to MATHEW TSGHlRGI and all
those having def nds against said Il present them
to him, he alone is au horized to settle tho nc IN.
TSCHIRGI & SCHUMACHER.
Sen: r 1870.
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w. A. DlCKERMAN, G. A. sANFoRD.
1862.

TO MERCH.fTS 4 E.MTGR.a.sTS.
w .DICKERNAN Co., Storage, Forwarding
w q and Commission Merchants, Rockford, Ill
Mark packages care of w. "A. Dickerman & co., Rock
ford, III.
We are prepared 70 peceive and forward eds ard
Iisc with nronlptness and dispatch Inc "a
lena and Chicago Railroad berng completed TO Koch ora
over the wor part OF the road from Chicago ara Du
buquc and III radiation in tile price vi freight on the
H. r. for ali goods destined f,t Galens and points west,
andth low price Of fr lights rIn New York Ia Ctcagn
ans the insurance by this ing mere than one ha
by tin river route viii he great inducement 70
sp pers TO ship their goods hy this There VIII BE-
DELAY ct goods by low wafer ana goods VIII he Tor
warded by this route in much s time than ny any otn-
err w. A. D. & co. have made arrangements with a
sufficient number of reliable teams take goods forward
without delay. Goods will not b. lay ed single day
Rockford Chicago ship goods by any OF tie priI-
c,pal line from New York, Of any IF the pt'nepa
forwarding hai- es, Chicago Of w A. Dicke
and CO., Rockford. We have the pleasure TO refer to
J. a. Holland ESQ.,. C. I. Hprsenan, EsG.,J. W. Tay
lor, Esq, Rockford Feey, Lawrence CO., g. A.. GIBBS
& co., Dale Rnnlsey & co.. Il. Norton and CO., A. T..
Spenae and Co., Chicago; s. Nj. Langworthy; Peter
NAPLES Esq Dubuque
Rockford. July l6th 1852. [Jnly l7-dw-anl
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Far sale mt a :rcat sacrifice.

AGENCY PR SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
TI3IiE Undersigned offer their sell honses
i Town Lots Farms and all kinds OF Real Estate iI
Dubuque Land district. They fe warrant from iheil
facilities as and Agents in prommsing for nOderat
commission prompt sale Of prop rty entrusted to the
disposal
WI. BARNEY ACo.
Office ON Main 81. neary opposite
American House.
fAueI0t4,fN
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An OUNCE FAcr is worth a pound of theory: and
the sworn of conclus facts cluster round that in
com parable PREPARATION Hoofiands German Biffers
prepared by DR. Jackson, Philadelphia, estabshin
its value tonic and restorative are such as wond
prevent incrsduy itself from queSuonlns its efficacy
In all cases of disease stomach whether acute "
vvnic il may he nded for its soothing, cordial
ana >novatDg inhnencp. Dyspepsia, heartburn, loss
~ nause; tremors rnlaxatlon debility
are Pei, .ved by the Brit in very short space "f
time aud D. in tn, r never fails to work
y thorough cure [Sep. l3-dw2m
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wm. TAYLOR. CYRUS BERKILL
DubuOue Rope & Irvine Factory

II undersigned continuing to carry on the bushes,
commenced under the late firm Of Taylor IT, rkili
and Noreland would resp ctfuily solicit continuance
of the h. retafore extended patronage by Merchants at
This city, and at the time we would assure all hat
there win be neither energy ingenuity wanting To
furnish such aricle of CUrdage &c, cannot but
give .ntire satisfaction. WA. TAYLOR u Co.
Sept. Il. dwtf
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Exchange on 81. Lo,ai~
Coox Il SAaoLSr, Jona e. flIosiSsos,
Lanenrort. Ia'u4s".
EXCHANGE BANKING HOUSE
and Land Agency Of
COOK, SARGENT & CO,
Dusuaur, Iowa
THyCFAHGE on all the principal Cite. Of the I'm
ltcd States in sight ana time Bills, purchased, and
for sale In to suit Collections on this CITY seInif
for day ayinent at current Rates OF sA1:aigs
Interest allowed on depos!t"s.
Land Warrants Constantly fol- sale.
Refer to
Messrs. GEO. : nth Co., Bankers, Chicagn,in
e. w CLARK L. Escs. do II. Loiss, Mo-
: E.W. CLASx, Don0z L Co do New York
- HArcs < LASspoN do Cincinnati ONO
N. Ho.dEs Il Sos 90 Pittsburgh Pa
Is ]. w. CLARK & Co. do Boston, Mass.
Aug 2a-tvdw
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deduction will be made TO pupils pursuing the or
namental IN connection with the solid Branches
Pupils enterns during tn wi be charged proper
tonat ly but deduction will DO made for absence
pxrept IN cases If sickncss.
sent Is ,5,-dw6n.
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Mount Pleas mt. or Su1liVan'S
sdtI.iOn tu Dubu ue.

GREEN Appl received, and will he kept constantly
VI on hand for sale by the bh. at my ware house on
the Landing. (Aug. 6. '52) G. k. WEST.
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The Storm mt Mobile.

From the accounts which reach US through
the Mobii. press, the recent storm at that place
must have surps ssed in terrific fury, everything
Of the kind, known - the history of this caun-
try The most heavily ,cber-c wharves, were
wrenched from their very fuuhdations, and tn.
,ilnbers, crushed and mashed like 81 u.,ny
reeds.
A vast amount Of property was destroyed
many lives losi, and great suffering endured by
those coming under its immediate influence
Happily, il was not very extended in its range
We append the following incident and com
men;s from the "New Orleans Picayune.'
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JEREMIAH soLAsp.J lMrnHAsL Rop1LiAap.
ROLAND s. ROBiLLARD,

Corner of THIRD and Iora Streets, Dubuque,
u ESPECTFULLY invite the attention of Builders
IL and Others this estab shnlen where we will keep
constantly band or get up to order on short nte and
on reasonable terms, every thing coming legnat.ly
within our line Of business.
F"r further particulars, please give us call
Jane 22-dwy.
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Sold in Dubuque, wholesale ana retail, by T. MASON:
in Prairie du Chen by o. P. Master and by the drug
gists everywhere. Aug. 5-dw.'m'
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Mustard,
NOTICE

Mustard.
HAVE Feceyea supply of superior Mustard, for sale
by package or pound 1t the Drug Store Of
may3 A GILLESPIE.
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lOBACCO--Chewine and Smoking: Cigars and
Snuff, including the most favor hranda, for sale
nv CELPCKE Il SCHROEDER.
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< OMEXICAN LAND WARRANTS guaranteed In
Juan respects for sale for Cash, or on time lihera
rms, by Aug. 2s-twfdi COOK SARGENT co
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Notice to the holders Of state
Warrants.
nERSONS holding Warrants are notified Inaf mere
arc fur ds in the Treasury TO Pay All warrants Is
sued up to this date.
ISRAEL. KisTER, treas. of State.
REAsuRsR's OFFIcE. Iowa,
Iowa City. Jan, 2D 1862
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CEDAR RAPIDS
FEM ALE SEMINARY,
Miss e. Calder, Principal.

,INHE Fall term Of this institution will commence
on the st cond Monday in Septembr The services
Of accomplished teacher of mn-c has been secured.
and 9TH assistance Pupils wishing to all
themselves If the opportunity of learning music can
we the advantage Of the Piano at the Institution
Young ladi from distance be accomm dated with
oard IN good families and on moderate the
,cho Nh pains will he spared ia the cultivation OF the
morals and manners Of tie pupils.
TERMS.
Primary Class per term Of IL weeks, 81 90
Highers Class in English, do 20
French, do & 90
Drawing, do on
Music do 10 90
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LNLOUR-aest City Brands, warranted 70 civo entire
Il satisfaction, constantly kept for sale by
GLEPCKE & SCLlHU CDER.
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Fine White cad.
Wooden Ware.
can,S and Ghnes
EasEssl GROCERIES,.

TIE Subscribers receiving their spnng STOCK OF
Groceries, pr.visans, Liquor. Glassware, Nc, SC,
which, " i'll sell very ow and would respectfully IN.
yite your attention stock and prices before pus
chasing s,seW here. We have store The following az
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rates or Exenange

coa.EcrsD 70. rHr rr,srs. ~ n. .oslss.
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Sligo Iron & Hardware,

A r their old stand, would inform
IA tn ircustomers and .thers. that
they are in receipt Of very
L,y9RGE a SOR7HE.NT
Or HEAVY AND SHELF HARpwARE.
CUTLERY, &c &c.
which was purchased by member
az our firm in New YORK City, ga
pressiy for this market.
Also, we have OIL hand and expect
10 keep much more extensive assert.
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Dimness Of Piston, Dots or Ft6s before the
Sight, fsusr and Dull Pam in the SIDE, Back,
Chest. Limbs, &C., Sudden fiuskes Of Heat,
Burning in tho Flesh, Constant ,nagixisgs Of
EUu ind Great dspression Of Spirits, GAN HE
EFFECrUALLY Cured NY