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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-05
TIE GOOD SAMARITAN
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DRUG STORE.
No. SO Main street, Dubuque, Ioma. g Es4l
TINHE subscriber informs the fri Eds and customers
L this long established and well tried house. that he
receiving large and full assortment OF all article
in the line Of his business. Among these are
ts Fresh Drugs, aaaD 3f6f
Patent Medicines,
Paints and Oils, t-t&4
Glass and Putty,
and new chepical Preparations.
lie keeps constantly oHfand and for sale IN any quah
tiy:
~ PAIyTS & CoLORS,
Mixed and ready for Immediate use.
EKt STA ). MSS,
OF every description for painting whtewashing, etc.
ND'.W Gl.&SS. f
OF every size from 7x9 to 24x36 inches.
PIIItI.S A ~ Gil. ASSN ARE,
For Druggists, Physicians, and Grocers.
IAsTKI MIMI.
For Surgeons, Accouchcrs, and Dentists.
ACID MD MAHBLi tiFsT.
For soda water makers and public houses.
ESSEN III. Obs Nh tGIOKS.
For Confectioners, Bakers, etc.
E1 eE SUpt.Rifsit GIVE. sa
For Cabinet makers, and Milfncrs. ,s'r ~
by t-aiiFFe.
For every purpose and for every body.
CiEItKit1i iJhh NNE SODA.
For purifying, cleansing, and keeping away cholera
sfoEi tt~.
OF IRON glass, wed.cwood and marble, Of all sizes.
NiiNis HI y.
topal coach Japan black and bright and map of vari-
aus Qualities and for all purposes, etc., nd infntn
Country IN, rcIans and dealers supplied on the most
Goods packed and forwarded at the shortest notice and
in the safest manner.
Terms Cash-Prices Low.
Dubuque, May 7. 1851 TIMOTHY MASON.
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HxsRr FisfA.-A European letter writer
ss,s that the Duke ofs B,r.iraux,, Cs'unt Of
Chsmhari. arrived At Vienna on the Cd, inst .
and, his intention is to remain there for the pnr-
prse Of having m interview with the GRIND
i Dukes Michel and Nirh0ras If Russia From,
Vienna the Count If Chamhord intends TO %
- Venise. The Prince de Jainvillr has had mn
interview with his cousin, and i has been de.
sided that the Bourbon aud Orleans fa,niiir.
shalld form en- alliance with the view to re-entel
France, hsnd ia hand, md grasp the throne 81
France The Duchess'cf Orleans and her r
will meet the Count Of Chamboari this spriag
at Os:snd Of Wiesbaden. +@
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CITY HOTEL.
CORNER OF FOURTH AND MAIN STREETS,
nIrpJrnrrE IOtyy

DUBUQUE, low 4.
<37 THIS well kue,yn heel, formerly occupied
fs5..1 by A. H. Miller, has been leased for term II
Hssif wears, by the Subscribers and thoroughly r.
waited, and newly furnished is now open for The
reception of the travelling community and public
rally The propretors having had extensive experi
in this business confidently fatter thenseve. that
they give entire satisactonto all who may favor them
with call
This hotel is situated high healthy, central and
convenient part f the City, and directly the street
leading tie steamboat landing and Immediately in the
centre of the business part OF the city The best of
bling attached the house. where at al times be had
Carriages Bucges. Horses ETC., the reasonable
tt taCe
We have also established extensive Reading Room
where we have file 'he Papers, from, all parts of the
United States, furnished with the satcst ncws from
every quarter of the Globe
Passengers and baggage convey to and from the boats
free Of charge &C. HEWITT.
Dec l-ly
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G.. ". WEST. ~
STORAGE FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT.

On the Leree, Dubuque, Io,oa,
VITHOLESALE and retail dealer in foreign and do
w nestle Fruits, Candies, Nuts, Spices. Family
Groceries, Produce and Provisions, ornamental and
Fruit Ttrecs, Plants, Evcrgreens Shrubbcry; Grass
Garden and Flower Seeds, &c. &c.
N. u -Steamboats, Hotels, and Private Families fur
nsled with good articles the lowest market prices,
and delivered free Of charge. all
The undersigned would inform the public generally
that he has strong and permanent enclosure, with the
necessary sheds and accommodations adjoining his
warehouse at the steamboat landing in Dubuque, for
the convenience of those having cattle, harses sheep,
and hogs to ship and frem this points also for the
commodafon of farmers and others coming to Dubuque
with loaded teams. ~ fs83
Aay and gram kept conssatly hand and for sale az
reasonable low prices. G. WEST.
Dubuque, May %, 1851 Ggta
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DON'T READ TH1Si

CLIFTON ANDREW, lafe woKxfSs parfae> in The
~ firm ofsrARR ANDREWS, Painters, &C. would inurm
his friends and the public that he i,asnpencd shop
owS HOOK in Langworthy sBock over the Blue store
and hopes by pun ualty neafness and despatch ~ III rt
share pronaga. A fifteen practical exp ri'Iscc
in the largest cities house and sign painter enables
him TO promise entire satisfaction 10 those wishing
preserve and heartily their resid' mes. -;. ft
Front parlors grained in oak, mapc, mahogany
stainwood or walnut, Mautlcs mariled in verdanqne
scianna Egyptian Porphary. Sign work executed
the shortest notice in plain fancy STYLE IT. m the profits
sonal gent emans shincle TO hall the side 81 house
Trd, tax ON payment, or perswaslon cash.
~ H. Cool kry ready mi ed for sale. Jan dt'i
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SrILL THsY ConE--1'he ST. Louis News
says that the Emhassador on the 2ath, landed in
that city with full FIVE hundred passengers, a
large proportion Of whoa were Pennsylvania
farmers. emigra,ing To iowa Come on farr,.
ere, you are on the right track!
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-05

ExrRAoRpISARv HIGH WATERs-This
spring the raise in the rivers, especially the
Ohio and the Missouri, are unusual But the
freshets not confined 10 them The water in
the LIKES has risen in an equal degree. "The
water in the Lake, says the Chicago Tribune,
of the OH inst, 'sata:ned higher point yester-
day, than a, any time last year. 1t has backed
up TIL. water in the river t. such an extent as to
come within about two feet of the wharyes -
Should the water raise as much tins spring as
it did last, there viii be much difficulty IN ship
ping and rolling freigth on propellers, wi'hoili
el,vaiing the docks. '-.Nissour. Repubii.
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M. & y. BpHUhIen s

LIVERY STABLE
- Or 3D.. betneen Main and Locust streets.
ID ENG anxious to contribute much as possible to
- the dispatch of business ard the pleasures Of tn II
trends and the public generally keep constantly IN rah
lar the tet and safest horses and finest and strongest
carriages bugeies skies, They scdn ro,' certain
We respectfully solicit trial.
We will ,maP bayor SELL rny and everything in
z ~ Highest market prices paid for corn oats and
April 80. 1851 v
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TuV GOODS.

PART NOW LANDING, and the REMAINDER
n DAILY EXPECTED, at which time Stock
will he complete We would only say, without any de-
sirs 70 puff offer inducements all who will
favor us with call.
We would embrace the present opportunity to return
thanks Friends fer their very liberal
patronage during the Fifteen Years. Ours is the
Oldest Establishment in the City of Dubuque. Call and
see) Sept 20-tf.) EMERSON & SHIELDS
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-05

The following gnrd hit at those who do bus
siness the shadows of their grandtathers
We find in toast given at the Printer 9
Celebration at Richmond on the Eth Of Janu
arv:
The first families of virginia-like the stars
seen IN the ocean-they would not BE- there
were it not for their bright originals in heav-
en-.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-05

GOLD REGIONS.
COUNCIL BLUFFS AGENCY.
ts~r1- Ru mxe ~>

Ed < IL K d MA Ya -
'INHiS Ferry, chartered by the Legislature OF Iowa
i has been in successful operation for the last tive
years. and given general atsacOn TO the heavy omi
grafton satisfaction California. IL is the best cross
ing the Missouri river the State of Iowa. Proot
dollars worth Of property has ever been lost by
those crossing here. 1t is tile nearest and best route 10
Cali :" irocE the first emigrants that arrived al
Sacrament, s"ason, made the trip from Counci
Bluffs in 81 days. healthes roufe-0nly three
of cholera occurred the north side of Platte
river last season. whilst the south side some five
six hundred new graves show concusively the fearful!
ravages Of this terrible disease. t
For further information printed certificates, pub
lished letters, CIayton's guide and best.maps
Everything needed by the erigrant can be had
Council "lufis and kanesville fair
Other crossing place on the Missouri river.
ra WHEELING, CLARK & co
Co neil Bluffs June, 1871.
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R. C. NAPLES
& RETAIL STOR -
UrUD TOWN

w HOLESAL " RETAIL . Oit IL
- UP TOWN,
One Door South IF spau'diag's Book Store.
= HAVE lust received very large stock of Fail and
my old friends and many a. may favor me
with call with any and every thing in my line thai
Thy may desire My facilities Tor getfiB. goods are
s,rl, f!atI and will sell them as low As tie lowest
In my drsss goods department have thing of the
very late style, and harier myself that can please
the most fssti,ious. have
DR. SIS silks and satns PLAIN plaid ana watered
NJ de lain Of all qualities Pnpiins
cobogrg clail,s ram a'd printed cas!i.
Exhibition lUstres canton sioths
French m rinos Aipacras Of AL qualities
English do French I'll ginghans
American oil gnglams English do do
Dress trimmings of every dissertation.
| PONNETS.
Flor nee Rutland, satin and pearl, white and coorcd
| satin and velvet bunmcts Also, beautiful stock
| bonnet ribbons.
| CARPETS.
very large lot Of fine and super fine ingram an.
three ply carpe,ngs, which can sci! manufacturer
| prices, having bought them extraordinarily low.
/ STAPLE AND DOMESTIC GOODS.
ever brought Iowa. aud having purcha~ nnnsna!
ly low rates. can offer great nic iucnts to purchaser
CLOTHING.
have also good took OF clothing, bnots, shoes hat
and caps. Please call and examine them If you want
see good article.
GROCERIES,
Alarge lot of bought cheap and for AL
in lots to suil purchasers. Remember the upper end
town. newt dwt
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-05

The MAINE Liw.-Fhere seems some dis
crep.ncy between this famous law md the con-
s,itution Of the United States. The constitution
says: 8fg
.No State shall pass any law lnpairng the
obligation Of a contract.
The Maine Law says that "All contracts
made for the sale of wines, beer and cider al.
though the same may have been bargained fcr
and imported uudcr the authority of the United
States Shall he null and void
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-05

- Prom Maine to Cnlfornia, the papers are
tecning with accounts Of desolatinc and unusual
hoods, loss Of life, destruction sf property &c !,
Ae. We shall be fortunate if we escape the
general visitation. Whilst we write it is rain
ing hsavily and river high
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-05

Ar. VIM. Myres who has been appointed one
II the Route agents on the route between st
enter upon hts duties in few days, IF pro
par arrangement, be made, 50 tina, the boats ar
irving 1t Galena shall hc.in time to meet the
stage line from Galena to this CITY we shal
have all the advantages ef daily line to St
Louis.
Only think Of the project Of extending ,
daily mail to the head waters Of Fevre river, OF
rather Fsssr slough and there stopping it,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-05
Town Lois for Sale.

offer for sale VERY ssh, the undivided hal
of two four acre out lots Nos. 7I2 x 743 Lot No SO,
upon which reside and Lot No o. containing 81 acres
and lying about 400 yards w Of the residence of Hon.
George w Jones,
These lots desirable every account being
nent the city and having beautiful and rich soil
for gardening purposes spots for residences they cannot
be surpassed either in point of beauty or location,
~ Pcrccttitles guaranteed Apply or TO Corke.
nv Jon 5, JOHN McCOLLINS,
Dubuu,le Feb 10 IS52,dEwIw
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-05

Tar kESrUckY TRAGEDY We nntlers,a nd
that on Wednesday last, Mr.. Wa, &. Marshall,
recently candidate for Congress, had dispute
with VIM. Wilson, a hotel keeper in Bro kvlle.
Brachen county, XIV and shot him through the
head, producing almost instant death Some
time since, he was examined ia Covinyton on Il
charge OF lunacy, and is the same individual
that shot Gnff IN Richmond, Va, a few wears
ago. James Marshall, cousin Of the former
had difficulty a, Mavsvilie, on the same day
with the proprietor of the Franklin House, and
in the melee shot him also.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-05
HARMONIOUS.

The recent caucus composed Of the Wing
nemhers Of Congress, to decide upon the time
and place Of holding their National Convention
Irsks Up In . soc. Nearly all the Southern
: members withdrew. &c boys. Hope you'll
all get whipped. ssst ~, 81.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-05

~ In reference 10 NJ. kosspths arrange
rnen,s for residence in London, England, late
paper of tliat city says:
1t was his intention, with about 40 of this c'un
,ryncn, 10 rrsde temporarily in Belgium, and
there quietly to watch the progress Of events in
Europe The sole reason why kossn'h would
have preferred Belgium to England was the
greater economy practicable in the rner c"un-
try The a!trrpd state ct affairs in Frame, has,
however. satisfied him that the Belgian Govern
n,ent would MT sanction his res dence IN Bel
gum at present and therefore he has fixed on
England as the place &c his residence for sea-
son His course of procedure We learn from
his most intimate friends. viii be t. ASSUME a
passire atfitude for The present in the assured
belief that events rapidly hurrvng onward
To a great crisis both in Germany and Italy.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-05

To CURE SMOKING CHrMsIEs.-The .Scicn
tifc american states on reliable authorize, ha:
| sit at two feet above the throat cf your Chin
ney, you enargr the opening 10 double the size
for space of two feet, then carry up the rest
as at FIRST, your chimney will never smoke"
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-05

HATS, . APPS, 3)J : AID Ait.e-J.A-
TL0WERa.
arw WE are now ceivna the largest and best stock
x Of Hats, Cas-, Bonn Is, ana Artificial flower.,
cs<S we have ev had II whica we specially call
til ntion and examination oi bty Ii viii he found
large, full anc complete. a part Of wIish comprises the
following:
rAsnoNApLE MATS.
M M"l1sn Russia Rssx N",n cas ask Angola
silk; Beavers Cassimerei Bru $
Angola; Muskrat; Russia,
SOFT FUR HATS:
Cashmere; Brush: Beav r.; Seal: Mushrat;
Of the California, Mexican Jenny Lind Parodi, hun
saran. kossuth and other IF all colorS qualities
MEMS. BOYS cHILpRENs WOOL HATS, OF all CO
lors aud grades, of the following styles, viz:
Congr $; Mexican; Hungarian, Moniezuma;
California; kossuh; Jenny Lind; Parudi;
Panama Arista; Ashland; Sporting.
STRAW GooDs--EIGHr HUNDRED CASES ASSORTED.
Panama; l.. gharn; plrd's Eye; Manila:
Florence; Pearl; Maiirai6o; California;
Coburg; California; Canada Eicc;
Dunstable; Pedal; Hungarian; Chi?, &c.
Mems Boys and ChiIdren's Plush, Cloth, Vcvcts and
glazed OF different styles and qualify.
BoNNETs.--LADIEs' AND MISSES SPRING STYLES.
Silk aud Satin; G"ss Plain Lace; Grape and Ribbon.
Lace Neapnlitan Dunstab'e 1r'pnli and San Coburg
Spanish Aiboni; Parod and Chip Queens own; dai
White and col'd chip; and Straw Gross cmbroidcr
ed Lace Florence; Bell and imp; Pearl aud Satin
Pearl: hungarian Albam Milan; Tulid and Satin Drnn
American Chips Emb'd Lace, Mated straw, LcshoT..
Goss. col'd Lace; Hair and ned Satin and Floranne
Rice ard Aibon; Hungarian Chip; Jenny Lind Adelaide
Milan Chip; Pamela plain and Fancy; FIR. imp Lace
BLOoMERs
Am. A!boni, French, Chip, and Pedal.
ARTIFICIAL
5000 boxes assorted lunches, springs and wre.ths
American and French manufacture.
Our stool has be selected with unusual care. ana
the great part manufactured by as; together with TIM
purchased from first hands, makes il sup ror
and unsIrp,s cd by any house The city for quantity
quality and CHI apness.
All orders will meet with prompt att ntinn and guar
aBteed to give satisfaction.
DAVID PEARCE & co.
March 6-d4m No. I21 Main ST. st. Lunis.
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CnoIERA At ar. J.ssPH-The ST. Louis
0aian, Of the 2l.t, SAYS, we regret TO learn
that on SATURDAY. last vonng man from Ohn
uamed James Roberts, fell victim I, this dis.
ease At A. Joseph
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New Grocery and Provisions

- Corner Main and 9Th streets, Dubuque hnd- l.9
yv,tIE rsirnrd are now receiving full stock OF
Groceries sisiinc IN part ~ sugar. Cofce Tea,
salt Rice Molasscs, Cheese, Fish RaisiDs Dr Fruit,
Candles and all other articles usually found III Grocery
and Provision Stores. I'D PAM NtH1
Cash paid for Corn OATS and produce generally.
Goods bought of us will be delivered free % eha d cir
anv part of the city.
we respectfully ask old friends and the pnhlic GER
! .narally to give us u CALL MASE &c MORHiSoN.-
MAY II. . f57n so. - gss.ta8sazf - y
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CAnPErs. CARPETS!

ITAvING removed into the New Building. %, VINE
street adjoining ike Old Sior,, am now In receipt
of vari offspring Styles Of fine and supernne
Ingram Carpets; Three PHYS, Brussels Velvet anu
p,sry Carpets Iaw-ced lngrans and Venvtians; Stair
Carpet. every description; Rugs, Mating, Floor OIL
Cloth. &C. ~ e ="
Dealing exclusively in the above goods, am enabled
TO ocr greater variety and less prices, than he
found in the West, siallb be ceiviBg additions through
on, tho season. Purchasers invited 10 call aud exam
inc b. fore making selection WALKER
ST. Louis, Mo, Feb. 2I-dwly. ~ frs#s tt
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u. 8. SKSAToR-Mr Edmund Burke of N
Hampsh,re, formerly one Of the Editors Of the
Washington Union, will, j. is said, be elected
Senator frsm that State to succeed Mr.. Hale.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-05

N ON U-HE-NI, 7 U.Nb WN.7F T. C.N
MANTFAN F0R

II TANNING, late of ST. Louis, MO-, has
located himself permanently at Dubuque,
where he intend: to manufacture io order.
MONUMENTS, TOMB AND GRAVE STONES,
In plain classical style.
He will keep on hand fine assortme nj of
Marble, ready to suit the various iancies and
desires of his customers.
MARBLE MANTELS, SILIS AND TRANSOMS
BUILDING WORK OF ALL DEscRtPrIoSs.
Finished neatly and with despatch.
Workshop on Iowa street between SIKH and
Seventh j FANNlNG
Dnhuoue. Aur. 6. lS5l-6m
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On Sunday, % A. NJ, the steamer Prairie
State arrived at our Lnvce, from La Sale, and
ten minutes after, the Avalanch came in under
full head o. steam The Prairie State rum
her bell, and rounded out, but before she had
60, straight in the River, one Of the fiues in her
starboard boiler collapsed, blowing out both
ends, and making terrible havoc anonl, the ere ~
and passengers on her lower deck.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-05

An old lady reading an account Of the death
of distinguished lawyer who was the father of
the Philadelphia bar, exclaimed
"Poor man. he had dreadful noisy ret Of
children"
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-05

e Men lack not so much the opportunity to
b great, - they do the determinat. on. The
great Poet Of nature has said-"There is tide
- the affairs Of all men, which, II taken at the
gov, will lead to fortune.
wise man, once wisely said that, diligence
industry, and proper improvement Of line ARC
material duties Of the young.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-05

The Propaga'er Ca;hoiiqme -s'imater the
Catholic population OF the United States a, three
and a-haif or four millions. THIS is, no doubt,
fhe tree gatimnte 4ss. tEN-f1G
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-05

The great case Of the division ofthe Me-
taodist church property commenced in N York
On the 9Th
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-05

0Thc conductors of ewspaper have
mere difficulties TO encounter in the way Of
pleasing people, than any other persons in the
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-05

- The frequency and appalling charac,enof
Steam boat disasters, has become matter Of
s.r,ens eensiderato on to those whose business
Requires anu amount of f5arcl iay-
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-05

u Tis said that the atmosphere Of Cnun-
ell bluffs, 10 contributing largely to the aba,e.
ment Of the California fever
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NOTICE.

rINHE undersigned having this day associated with
} himself in the M ,rcantiie business DAN. SMITH
all the affairs of the House will hereafter he conducted
in the name of Z NAPLES & Co. 7. NAPLES.
S3~ All persons whose notes due me,
are gu, stea TO come forward anb pay the same.
Jan 3 1880 p. NAPLES.
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XYantcd.

TIME suisse wishes purchase good Onion seed
for which fair price will be given. Noue Will be
TIMOTHY MASON,
NovIs Sign of tn, Good Samaritan.
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,,o,nnnWARE AND CUTLERY
ouch as Is used by the Farmer, Mncr, Mechanic ard

"a QUEE.YSWARE, ffq 80
Among the best and most extcnsvestock in town.
60 5sg7 GROCERIES 7eaazaH 9aI
OF all the various kinds together with various other
goods such as Ladies and Misses Mu (somc very fnel
Cotton Yarn, Carpet Bags Trunks, Window Shades and
Paper Curtains Carpeting India Mating Carpet binding.
White goods Shawls of the Bay State and Empire Mills
and lots of other things too numerous to mention. r
To my old Erie d. and Customers return my
thanks for their SUI amidst all the temptations buy
goods COST of this has Of late been the
Of and by fair dcalin and uniform prces Ihope TO merit
continuance of theI confidence the public IN Gen
era would saw will sell Goods as low any reg
ular House, Those who doubt il be easily made to
believe il, on examination. Il. J. OHAlLORAN.
p s. will take produce of all kinds in payment OF
Debts exchange for Goods up the 20h Of October
to cash prices. All those who know they owing ME
would confer great favor by settling their aecou 70
cannot afford any longer indulgence
Sent % b. J O'HALLORAN.
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WoYnERrCL LeSaEvtry Axn FEcrSpITr -
The Spanish papers record the death Of Span
ish lady, who died lately in the pravice Of VAL
ladsid. At the age Of one hundred and fifty
years. asd states that she had given birth. in
the course Of her life, to thirty five children.