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RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIE,
CERTAINLY CURED BY THE
.'. - INDIAN PANACEA

Neply I.scooered By DR.. Msemock.
sTNHIS mixture most efectually cures the sbove
complaints, and has been used by several per
sons in this city with unrivalled SO scess.
The remedyi1now prepared and for sale by K
M Yarringtons Agent over J. B. .Stegal's Store No
.l8 Main street, where many valuable certificates
may be seen OF its wonderful esioecy.
The Agent would refer to the following named
persons, who ohave used the remedy, and can tes
sify to Its great utility in the above complaints
Mrs. Hutehe rson, Miss Lacy ,>tIrs. Kerby, Mr.
Bennett, Mr.9harp, Mrs. Duff, Mr.. Lynn, Mrs
Stocking, Mrs- Shields, Mrs Durfey, ]. B. StegaIl
r. NJ. YKaaRINGTON,
Sole Agent for the United States.
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MOW Is THE TIME to secure Bargains in
In Dry Goods. The subscriber is determined to
sell off his stock of Winter goods he svil offer
line. Now on hand; Merino al 25 cents, Alpacas at
lea cents, Mouselains at 12l cents FinesSsshmeres
at 25 cents, lafgeaot of dark Calico ats 81 and
cents, the cheapest goods offered Ehirting at
cents, Sheeting II inches wide at &c; also, for
sale very cheap; Embroideries, Ribbons, Hosiery,
&c. ABRAHAM LEVY, Jr,
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IUSEPH X. kEININGHHM is prepared 10
y execute orders in every department of Beck
Binding and Blank Book Eaanefactaring. His pc
pers aud binding materials of the best qualit;
and he fatsers himself that hisslong experience IN
his'business entities him TO speak with some car
adence as to the good charsteref his work. Me-
charts, Clerks of Courts, an6Cthers can be eur
piled with books of any pattern and style, at short
notice, and on strictly moderate terms. Ordess
may be left at his store, at the Bndery of Bres
and Birmingham, over the Printing Office of Coaia
e. Co., opposite the American hotel 2. 81
de l5 JOSEPH r. KEININGHAM,
226 Broad street
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letter OF the 9th inst, in the New York Jour.
nal of Commerce, says
In the Supreme Court to-day, MIR. Justice
Mclean read the opinion and decision of the
Court in the Wheeling Bridge case.
informed you, some weeks ago, that the
Court had come TO decision in the case oil
Pennsylvania against the Wheeling and Bel.
mont Bridge Company, that Justice Mclean
was preparing the opinion; that the decision
was against the Bridge, and that it must be
removed or elevated.
Justice Mclean read the opinion, and u -
that the Bridge is an obstruction 70 the nayi-
gable waters Or the United States, and that
State has no constitutional right 70 authorize
a bridge across navigable river. Chief JUS.
lice fancy and Justice Daniel dissented from
the opinion, and read separate opinions.
Mr. Reverdy Johnson, after the decision and
opinion had been read. asked whether the
Court would not, by an addition to the decree,
state that the bridge could remain, if il should
be so altered as not to be an obstruction 70
navigation.
Mr. Stanton, Attorney General Of PeBnsyl-
yania, remarked that il the Court entertaiued
the question, he would wish to proceed IN re-
iation 10 il.
Justice Wayne remarked that, a. ono Of The
msjority Of Court, be thought the question
must be determined By suit.
Mr.. Revcrdy J0husOn said he suggested the
point for the consideration Of the Court.
The Chief Justice said, atter conference with
Justice Mclean, that the Court would consider
IL. s8 z s. &
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u ICHM0ND FEMALE SEMINARY.
~ 11TH STREET, IN REAR OF SYCAMORE
CHURCH.. r. FINCH, PRINcrpAI-late
Principal of w Wesleyan Female Institute,
stauntOns--The new apartments of this Institu.
don will beready to receiveFspils the lst October
The saine'skorough dscplineand laborious applica.
non wiifbe maintained, as have heretofore charsc.
serized TIM exercises OF THE School.
Patrons entrusting their children to the care of
the Principal, may rely every attention and psns
oeingtssen to secure an f1tellectual development
somfnensurate with their soicitude and the iascr.
ssts of the pupils.
TEasds as heretofore $40 to $50 in the English
department.
Application should be made from A. H., to 4
f.M. e vr "a
.g Entrance from 4 1th street, and from 18th
street, rear of Baptist Church sefAts
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INC aeted, situations, sy
l. e competent Salesman, iEa Dry Good store.
The best of references, as TO character and
quaIif cations, can be given. Address S. L. N.
Post Office, fe 7-lw&
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A NTERACITE COAL.-l have now in
A yard, and viii keep regularly supplied. with
the very best quality of lump end broken, and
scresreS red and white ash Ahthracite COAL!
WITCH. will deliver in any part of the city at SIS
Der load Orders left with John A. Lancaster &.
Son, at the American Hotel, or sent through the
post osce, will be promptly attended to.
JOHN w. WRIGHT, Dock Wharf
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TN. BOLTON has removed % Grace sssees.
~ between lth and 5th streets, opposite centen1
ary Church. e s-lw 3.
T3RE5H R0LIz AMI Fink III BUYTHK
T. for sale by Il B. Z: 9 IkRi.s & q W.
n OOK lNls-G LAHn ke--!l.e sse<!s'4ns g
II Hsutie, Pier, Swing and Tof1et EooxlU@I
Glasses, in gilt and MAHOGANY g M a1ss, .eI gis ~
fa7 Corner Main md l2th 81.
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RAILROAD BRIDGE CARRIED ORA bridge
at Russell, on the line of the Western Rail-
road, about 80 feet long. was broken down BY
a singular accident ON Tuesday night. Just
before the night freight train reached tile
bridge, several ofits hind cars ran off the track,
reached it, carried it down with them into the
stream below. The former part of the train,
including all the persons on ii, were carried
safely over. The bridge will be speedily re-
placed-but in it's absence the freight trains
were interrupted, and the passenger trains had
to meet at the break, aad exchange their re-
spectiye loads.-Spriagfetd Republican.
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xICnMOND STOVE WORKS.

1ITOOE AND COAL.-The subscriber has
w ON hand, at the Richmond and Bsnville Rail.
rosd Depot a large supply of the best Oak and
Pine WOOD. which he is selling at = for best sea-
soned osk, delivered 50 so for best seasoned Pine,
delivered. He has also large qcs.tity of lump
and average Coal, from the Midlothian Pits, per-
sons leaving orders at Mr. L. T. ElItss Grocery, on
BROAD street. Shockoe Hill, at Messrs. Smith 81
Hsrwood's Hardware Store on Main street and at
John " Hines Soap Factory on Byrd street, or at
fhe Deeot will be furnished Immediately.
faoE i,soA THOMAS FOSTER.
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UNIVERSITY LECTURES>--Leeture on
~ the Evidences of Christianity delivered at the
University Of Virginia during the sesssns OF 1850
81. Nineseh and its Remains, with an account of
q visit to the Chslderon Christians. Kurdistan &c,
Thomas Hood, received and for sale q. 8
fe3 III oRRlS Bookstore. :.
NAPKIN RINGS--In great variety, for safe
~ By lfslQI r, N. ZIMMERMAN,
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xIARPER's AND q He INTERIM.
IN TIONAL MAGAZINES FOR FEBRUARY
Also, the latest numbers of te N. Y Herald Spitit
oftke Times. Flag of our Union, Star spangled
BanRer, London Punch, Boston Museum, Gleason's
Pictorial Saturday Evening Post, American Gou
rier, Waverly Magazine, National Police Gazette
Arthuss Home Gazette, sartain's Magazine, Lady's
fe Bookseller
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EsAPTYST BOOK DEPOSITORY "
astNEW PUBLICATIONS JUST RECEIVED
The Method of Divine Government, physical and
Gcrsl, by Rev James McCosh
'Christian Daty: Pastoral addresses chiefly on the
sa.Dec of Chrisian Duty, by John Angel James
The ExcelleEt Woman as described in the Book
ofREoverbsy with an introduction, by WsR Sprague
d. ID.
q Wreath Around the Cross, or Scripture
Tra;As, illustrated, by Rev A. Mortoe BrazEn
blossoms Of Childhood, by the auther of the
Broken Bud
Also, a supply of the Works of Graoe Aga2a and
Charlette Elizabeth.
Parey's Cabinet Library: neat set in 20 vols.
fus her supply of School Books, Statiozery,
&c. &c.
ia l9 CHAs. wORTHAM, Depository.
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THE ExILED GKNKRALs.
The following are the Names familiar 10 mo.,
American readers--of some Of the sixty-six
members Of the National Assembly indef.
nitely banished" BY recent Presidential de-
them are Socialists. ~ Fs7s
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mi AGss2INES fFfO r FEBRUARY, AT G. N
Isl W4ST g. BROTHERS.
Harpefss Magazine4or February-25 cts
International for February-25 cts
Blackweod for Japaary-25 cts
BratheAate,s Retrospect Part XXIV-Sl.
The Lheef John Sterling. By Thomas CARLYLE
81.
Petrifa-tSasas and their Teachings; or hand-boo]
to the Gallery OF Organic Remains of the b it's
Museum By siideon Aigernon Mantell, L. L. d IF
r. s. $3.50.
Lucretius; 10 Prose by ,Hatson,i in Verse by Good
-Si,25.
A history and description of Modern Wines. B.
Cyrus Redding-$l,25.
ER The foregoing are new volumes of Bolln'
Standard Library For sale by
fe2 q. NJ WEST A. BROTHER
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mtlklll Miutrs' 6rnrrs2 |
ANOrsa41s aDvOLUTl0M SOLDIER
GONE 80

ANOrssEas4EvOLUTl0NARY SOLDIER
GONE A
William Haggard Ssnr, the subiect Of this
notice, was born ID Albsmssle sounty Va, on
the 7lhof August 1853 and died near L.ncas
tsr. ny, on the $50 DAY o. July ls52-aged
nine'y.eisht 1esrs, eleven months and sixteen
days. Soon after the close Of the rev lutonary
war, in which the deceased had served three cam.
Paigns, he visited the then wilderness Of Ken.
lucky. 10 view '.the dark and bloody ground,
and afterwards, in 1894 removed pertaane nty
with his family to, that state He had liv-
ing at the Time Of his decease, Six children,
thirty eight grand children, one hundred and
forty nine great-grand children, and number
Of great great grand children. During the last
twenty years Of his life, he enjoyed pension
from the government. To but lew men are
allotted 80 many years, and even Of that small
number, few, comparatively speaking, have to
tie last been 81 highly blessed by the possess
ion Of their physical and men'al faculties. This
venerable man, we understand, continued to
work in his garden and attend to various mat
tiers Of business up to q period within three
weeks Of his death, and appeared 70 retain the
possession Of his mental faculties and was en-
tirely conscious of approaching dissolution, until
within few moments Of his last breath. Two
Of his sons. VIM. and David Haggard are high
ly respected citizens of this county. For the
above particulars we are indebted to our esteem
ed friend VIM. |. Anderson Esq who is grand
son OF the deceased.
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For the Express.
AsAMosA, !
Auv. 20 1850 {


( MEssRs EDiSoas II here send you the off.
cial majori.ies Of the several candidates for Of.
ice IN Jones Go W: for Secretary Of State, G. w.
MeCles,y dem, had l02 m'jority. For Auditor
ofState Wm.Patiee 100 maj. For Treasurer of
State M. L. Morris dem, mad g, maj. For
Representative in Congress, Lincoln Clark dem.
had Is maj FofReprrsen att n in Gen Assem-
bly, John Iayl,r de'n,I,ad SO maj. For Clerk of
District Court, W w wills m dem, had 81 maj
for Prosecuting "A torny Marshall Furley VIII 2
had AZ msj,for Coroner Samuel Lawrence dem,
had l24 maj.
also send you an abstract of the Assessment,
& Census Of Jones Co. which you may publish
if you think it will Interest. airy Of your numer-
Gus readers
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N. v. DESC ELLES.

: n COMMERCE. FOURTH AND JOW 4 STKEETS
WI l. continue offer his patrons and the pull,
err in the eastern or st uthern markets the shape
very best lhl,I rs had in This ma, ket. COrdia
Cherry Wine Brandt from 1880 of the best qlalyt Tx
first quality of French and German Wines sherry, ClaT
ct Madeira and Malaga The best N. York and Il"llart
Gin, Rum. The best Old Monongahe la and Cincinnst
Whisky, and liquors Of all kinds direct from the im
In the selection OF his imported liquors N. " e.
scelles processes the advantages OF be French
and reared in tho h, of the wineries Of hs nat
country. lie also has ca santly on hand and for sal
Sugar New Orleans, also Loaf and Cru Sugar Coffee,
Tea Barley. Rice Common and Fancy Soaps, Star and
Taow Candies No. |, NJ; ckrea Dried Herring Dat
meal Oysters Sardines Ch wing Tobacco Cent and Dry.
Flawes Of Havana Cigars, Principles RegaIas dauble
R, Gifted Saleratus, Sugar Soda, Bntter and Water
Crackers Wine Biscuit Pine Apple and We tern Reserve
Cheese Starch indigo Candies of all kinds, Almonds,
Figs, BASINS, Dried Pluns Preserved Fruits, Allspice,
Pepp rs, Nutmeg, Cinnamon, Salt by the bag
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OBlT AIRY.

ittt Fer the Express.
DIED,
q On the 9TH Instant at his residence in West.
field, Fayetie Co. Iowa, of Drops y ON the
"hear," Mr.. Michael Kinman aged 6 ye.rs 4
10 months. az
A most impressive Funeral s"rmon was de.
man Rev. David Waters ..taken from the End
chap End B,ok Kings" Set thine House in
order, for thou shalt die, and not Live l cannot
pass without observing slr. Human was one
OF the earliest pioneers Of The W. ST. e. sng
ID A most Upright Honest man. s,'' 'fln9s1 /.
ID. Dubuque Papers please copy. aae ysH ;.
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Auction Notice!

IL. cox, AucrIoNKER, Dubuque, Iowa,
WILL give rsonal attic niion To the sale of REtI
w ESTATE, FURNITURE, HORSES, CATTLE
and MERCHANDISE of every description.
From long exp RENE and familiarity with the hnsi
ness he els confident at being able give sasfactiI
to all those who may enirust business To his car
Liberal Cash advance made upon consignnents, anc
orders of consignors strictly adher, d Ia.
Administrators, Assgnce's and CuYatur's Sales at
tended to on the most reasonable terms
Merchandise aud Furniture bought and sold Nm liberia
terms ROCK,
City Auction Rts,in, D'lbu'lue. 10" Il
uit
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NAPLES House.
nnQyJnyTu IGyYA B

THE undersigned bers leave TO his frie nds AID
alt Travellers that be has taken his i.nsa hiinS u !:
hat he has enlarg IT, and Furnished It thous"ut Win
lew furniture in the best aud - dt ruined 10
keen the hest Hot and set IN lest table I" he md n
he west; and respet ti, sulir the iatr'nHg ofth,se
listing Dubuque. Having H.. valuable services
4 Ma VA. JuxsoS as Agent, whose ability and rxpe
fence in the business Is unsuraSs and procured q
help in department, without regard to c,,t
lis friends may be assured iht xpeEse will spa rcd
- make their stay the Wap es House cable.
PETER NAPLES.
WIN. Jackson, HIerf
r. S.--A splendid BtRBER'S SALOON, fitted up
expressly for the House. and Livery Stable attacked
same, furnished with good horses. Carriages, bug
lies, &C., Always in attendance. 5regs
OF The General Stage Oific~ il under tie Wapi,s
House.
Juno 4th, le5l-dwy
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For Sale ut :, great Sac, llice.

IINIIE quarter of section %, and the Fast hall
l. ot the south quart Of section % in Township
81. range of the 5th principle Ma indian,
iowa containing 2i0 acrce-more or less.
This land is ahont half timber lays WE'LL is VOL
Iecd. is choice wheat land, is convenient 10 Srhoos and
Mills is partly improved, and is known the land owl ned
by George w. I.nndbeck. at@ -
Any person desiring purchase good farm would do
well look this, il isr eally offered sacrifice
1JFor particulars enquire of GEO. W. BUXTON
z
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CLHKk. T.. H
Land Warrant Office.

a. will sell Land Warrants of all sizes to settlers,
at tie lowest whosale cash prices
We will also locate warrants terms as favorable Is
any in the market. u a s.,-
Dealers i'm in the country supplied on the most
liberal terms. SO
We also have several FARMS, with or without i'm
proveaents, for sale in Dubuque and the adjoining
counties. + -,~, E..aa.r.s .-.z.-. .f,. 49,
Ale,ters posf paid promptly attended 10, and inform,
tion given tree OF charge.
~ Office Ip stairs, opposite the Bank, Main street
Dubuoue iowa. CLARK & BlSSELI..
May 25rf ls;5s.-.hwy = 49,. .-l3-.lN-L go. -
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50 KsMITMING. q

'yNHE undersigned having established him
1 self permanently in this City, is now pre-
pared to do any work in his line in the best and
most durable manner
~ Shop on Cha retopposite Judge Wilson's
residence ~ "a aagv g NJ. WHEELER.
p. S Especial attention will be given to ma
king and repairing Mining tools.
March l7,-wGm.
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A Chance for the Girls

PtRMANENF situation at fair wages, be
n had by an expert need Girl, who furnish
sfaetory evidence of fitness for the pr per manag en
of the household and kitchen affrs. apply at the first
door South Of Gen. Booths residence on Main street.
Dubuque, Aug, l6,-d3t.
WANTED immcdatelv-a sprghtly hoy, about ii or
w II years age, to attend Jewellers Store, and
learn the business. None need apply. except hey
come well recommended. Apply to d. CARSON Il co
Dubuque, July 9th.
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those persons W no wish 20 avail themselves of the
opportunity Of testing Of the best lights ever
used upon supper table, (,r for reading and sewng)
the subscriber offers to an beautiful Stand lamp
GRATIS, to useSO ing they continue to purchase the
Phosgene exclusively oi HIM. by this arrangement all
persons have cheap safe and Must BRILLIANT
light without any additional expense for lamp they
risk EVER, fer il upon trial the lamp is
satisfactory; he returned and they
the use Of their for mer lights.
TTh.oTNT MASON Dubuque.
Agent fI B. F. ifeeneqgh. No ~, f'ith ssr.r', Gin
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sChaA8deA1 ne ssRfo0ressive Era"
s4Gssss s1iilians. NlcCabe 4 Co hsve become
- - iRoprietors Of the Era aud Mr.. E v.nnetre
Esq has besans Aasocisted with b Finch
ss ~ Aseditof. The Era i now ven sustained
= ksah departments and nay be regarded q ons
- bsst papers in the State. nssa
!. ss.ss wish cor ne,shbors al manner Of sue
.eeoo. .eatNs aae sifs a. sEs~ 3s4
~ a child o. III. Joseph Swabb got his leg
&aetsred At the New Steam mill ON Friday
saiesss - The wings are in fine spirits al over
,jhe countfy.-Gsleas Gazens- 80
Sach kind Of "spiyits" we imagine, - will
psvny thoroughly pickle them BY November.
UThe wings of North Carolina have nomi-
nsted ths Hon Danial Webster, for the Presi.
drncy.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

4 He undersigned committee Of tn. Common Council Of
the city of dubuque will receive proposaes until
clock Nh of Monday the inst for tue constitution OF
cnlvert ON Fourteenth ST. 200 feet long, and niue h
NOR. the COUNCIL may direct.a a3-f .E.ss9 12it
Dimessioms 10 fet at btrmn. III atop, and ST. deep
plain Wall 10 in bofrom 10 in at top rlow surface
Length of Bridging 1872 ft.i dehth IA IT, lhckne IS
H. Aburnents 8 f. thick Aoier f. spring frm level
of tagging Height at arches SIT CHAR lily dratc gro,l
ting Excavation, Filling, II. &. hen and where di
rected. s58sfl Il Il Ia s,..rr. s. y4r- fs
Payments in cash. as the work progresses, with 25
Fl. withheld to final estimate.
e. PEi.AN '"'
Aus. I7rh Is52 ~ @fs .a7 (iugIethlw)
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AFFLICTED lREAn!..
ll4 5E PHILADELPHIA
q MEDICAL HOUSE.

Established IS Years ago, by DR.. Kinhstin, ".
" corner Of THIRD and Union streets, be-
is hoetn Spruce and Pine SITS PhiLa
EIGHTEEN ye11s of extensive and unlnterrnpt
practice spent his city, have dered Or. knkelin
the most exper and successful practitioners far and
in the trean nof all diseases If private Per
sons afflicted with ulcers upon the body, throat legs,
pains in the head bones, nercuria rheumatism,
lures, gravel disease arising from youthful
Impurities OF the blood, whereby the constitution has be-
come enfeebl d, are all treated with success.
He who places himself under the of DIR. X, may
relgousIy cnnide in his honor gentleman, and
fidc nily rely upon his ski as ply sician.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Young who have injured Themselves by Certain
INDUCED ina habit frequently learned nom evil
companions al school the feet Of which nightly
felt when asleep and destroy mind and body,
should apply Immediately. Weakness and constitution
al debility, loss Of muscular energy, physical assitnde
and general prmtratiun irrabty and all nervous AFT
tons, ing stion, sluggishness of the liver and very
disease in any way connected with disorder of the
provocative functions cured, and fun vgcr restored.
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YOUTH AND MANHOOD.

kINKELiN ON SELF-PRESERvATIoN-O
"a CENTS
This Book just published is filled with useful forma
ton, the infrmtes and diseases Of ihs Generative
Organs. 1t addresses itself alike I, Youth, Manhood
and Old Age, and should be read by all
The valuable advice and impressive warning II gives
will prevent years OF misery and sutrng, and save
nnay, Thousands of Lives.
~ remittance of 2j cents, enclosed in letter, al
dressed TO IDr. klNKELlN, N. W. of bird and
Union streets, betw, Spruce and Pine, Philadelphia
will book under envelope, per uf mail.
P, rsons at a distance may address Dr. x. by ett,r,
post paid and be cured AT h,me
Packages nf Medicines, Directions, &c., forwarded by
sending remittance and put up secure from damage
curiosity.
Booksellers, Agents, P,dIsrs Cnnyassers, and
all others supplied with the above work very low
July q 1852 WHY.
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sHsEOH SALE,
watches, Jcwelry 4 Siiyers Ware.
arln5as ID. CARSON 400. gd ].

(.,iain Sc, Near The, House, Dubuque,)u "a.
(NIvE NOTICE tofc citizens Of the city and country
" generally, that we have established ourselves here
for purpose of carrying the wery Business in all
its branches BY arrUg mehts with the Eastern
OF getting Goods from first hands, we are
prepared 10 make tie iBtefcrt Of af no may wish
any of the ind of Goods Wares, herein .hlioned
To Make their Purchases. of fus!
Silver Ware the pride Of BUSINESS, and we are de-
terned keep the reputation 1T selling alt silver
equal dollars, and that utf Warranted standard We
have hand F35=u @ag lis ~ g=Eatua
Gold w achqs by Cooper. Howard Yates, Tobias, John
! son, .Rilshy, aud Others. ..,,u. q ~..- q,
Gold Patent L, yer Watches, fiiI jewelled 9aE'77 ~
Gold Patent lever Watches, :or ladies. ga ot ssa
Gold and Silver Watches II all kinds. 4yssysU o.
Gold Ioekcts with double Glasses. t,.,,-- 81,
Plated do like Watches open both sides.
Silver spoons Knives Forks Ladies', sugar Sffers, nap
kin Riags, 6Cr.Ega@w ~ WQw5 ysrE #u0gfg
Silver plated SpoI r. ks, Knives Casters, Cake Bias
very test n 's'-t.- t-tos SHttsHA = - FSttt'.
We have a large variety Of Miscellaneous Goods
which Gold Chains, Seal Keys, Ear and Finger Rings,
Gold Thmbles silver do silver and other Gard cases,
Portnonies, Cuff Pins, Gold Pens, Pencils, Diamond
Rings, Music Boxes, Tooth Brushes, st 81 and Gilt
+ ss.s-ra5 >PECTACLES, ID,
Vt all kinds and Glasses reset to suit every defect
large var*esy~~st,LOCKS constantly receiving, and
sold W hole Sale a. d retail 1880. -. = gg
~ Watches carefully repaired and warranted: $50
all kinds Of job Work dome with and di-pa,th-
Terms moderate. We ply cash for old silver and Cali
fornia gold t3a" ai1 b 31w ,a@tG June 25-dwly.