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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-14
|KYy. FeANKLIN.

Alta ratification meeting held by the Demo.
cra's of Maury county, Tenn. on the 7th inst
the following resolution was adopted
Rssotred, That the Democracy Of Maury
county, Tennessee, the home Of James K. Polk
send greeting to the Democracy of New Hamp
shire, three cheers for franklin Pierce and tina,
We will give him our undivided and Cordial sup.
port.
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MISSOURI FRUIT STORE.
For sale mt a great sacrifice.

TIME S. w. quarter of section g. and the East hall
OF the south east quarter Of section % in Township
", north OF east of the 9Th principle Ma ridian
Iowa containing $40 acree-more OF less.
This land is ahout half TIMBER lays WELL is vol wa
teed. is choice wheat land is convenient Schools and
Mills, partly improved, and is known the land owned
by George w. Lnndbeck.
Any person desiring purchase good farm would do
well to look At this il isr eay offered at sacrifice
1rts particulars enquire Of GEO. w. BUTTON.
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II. NAPLES & CO..
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
N~ "a wE :" EE ADA DvN

N~ "a q = :" EE ADA VN
UNDER THE NAPLES HOUSE.
WE WOULD beg leave to say that | am now prepared
to furnish any quantity and quality of goods Of every des
cription at Ehoiesalc Retail.
have now on hand $50, 900 worth of
Dry Goods :Pead Clothing,
Boots shoes hats and 5ohhds sugar so barrels
lasses $50 bags coffee 500 bags salt all kinds of
GROCERIES,
100 boxes of fresh teas direct from the east fine tapestry
Ingram, ply and Brussels carpeng, window
tas tea spoons and every thing needed by housekeep
ers, from cellar to garnet.
Having spent all the summer in the east, selecting my
goods wherever could find them cheap, able to give
better bargains than ever have complete assortment
of every thing, both English, French and American
goods CALL AND SEE ME.
0,r,.. !, TO J., the !. :, LADIES a ![ g., . m
prepared to furnish the Ladies' of Iowa. Illinois and Wis
consn with TIE most
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF GOODS
ever offered for sale IN the West.
CARPETS.
ngrain ply and Brussels of the very latest patterns
ns from the manufactures; druggets and tablecovers
SHAWLS, &c,
large stock of shawls from 81 25to $l6 fashionable
bonnets of the best MATERIAL and made order by
the most fashionable Alillners in Philadelphia; also,
variety of Ladies' silk velvet fancy silk
Nantes and Mantillas.
LADIES' MUFFS.
The best assortment brought the 75c
to $l2
DRESS GOODS.
French, English and German mcrnoes, from 45c ST so
per yard muslin de Lanes of very rich Styles from l5c.
to 25 also, casmeres, apaccas and prints of every
quality.
LAMPS
My Lamp and GIrandoe Department is not equalled in
Iowa; every style and quality, and warranted
SILVER PLATE.
Tea dessertand table forks &c. of the best quail
ity, and warranted.
rich article of Window Curtains, something new and
very heautifuI
Looking Glasses, extra large sizes and very cheap.
A beautiful assortment of Wall and Window Paper,
both French and American.
Ladies' Shoes, of the latest quality of Philadelphia
uacue, which is understood be the best in the United
States; also, Chrens and Misses in endles. variety.
Fancy Goods, of every description style and quality;
trimmings, etc., and IN factncary every thing
ted.
shall be happy to have the pleasure of showing my
goods to the Ladies' at all times and would respectfully
to the married Ladies who wish furnish their hon,
ses with the newest and cheapest styles of goods give
me ca and oyon who expect to be married soon now
the time make good selection
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To The Afflicted. ---Pepsin.

4 MOTHER Scientific Womdcr! 1mportan
~ to Dyspeptics DR.. J. N. HOUGH
TONS PEPSlN. The True Digestire Fluid
or Gastrick Juice! prepared from RENNEr, o.
the fourth stomach of the OK, after directions
of Baron Liebig, the great Physiological chem
list, by J. S. Houghton, M. D., Philadelphia
This is truly wonderful remedy for lndiges
ton, Dyspepsin, Jaundce, Liver Complaint
Constipation and Debility, curing after Nature!
o,on Method, by Natures Ovm Agent, the Gas
trio Juice. Pamphlets, containing scientific
evidence of its value furnished by agents.
Sold wholesale and retail by
A. GILLESPIE.
No Globe Buildings, Dubuque.
Marsh, l3-dwy.
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CHOLERA IN TlxAs-The cholera 10 said to
be making sad havoc In the vicinity Of Ruters-
viils, Texas. -Four wagoners were recently
found dead on the road, having died of cholera,
in9s aud death.
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Fr11it Trees.

+SxNo FARMERS, now is your time to provide your
selves with Fruit Trees at low prices and of the
SsIFS choicest kind and variety-ali grated and
--A-.- have fine Roots and Trunks and warranted to
produce the kind of Fruit LABELLED. Cali at my Ware
House at the Landing and supply yourselves. shall be
in constant receipt of Trees, Shrubs and Plants during
the season, and they can be put up at short Notice.
April 9, dwy G. II. WEST.
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nMhO Is E.t.nklin Pi.rce.'


''Who Is F.enklin Pierce"
~ he Coon crawled Got Of his ho~Qi'te fierce,
NV no IN the thnnder," says he, - "Franhl lin
PIERCE"
A Democrat passjng BY did sing
Go into yop~ hole, you tia wing thing,
"Ard ;L@smueh learn, that our gallant Flank
ssis down on your rotten United States Bank;
"a regular spiout Of the Jackson breed,
.tressi Banker I'LL ard Concord seed;
.sl'he very man 10 make tao hut
''The sh0sty soup Of General Scott;
'sTo dish up Webster in stew,
sand season him with Fillmore too
$50 now, old COON hope you
''Some point about cur nominee.
A tear came in the cid coon's eve.
Aud he dr. stop to make reply,
Blu, put ris'l; eff to a hollow tree,
To save hisyhide from our nominee.
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CRoPs-Ths MADISON La. Journal has the
following iii relation to the weather, crops,
health, &c in that parish awe doubt if more
promising or, ps were eyer seen in thx parish
than We have q. present. Cotton ~ Ust COM
mensing to bloom, and corn will prove an
abundant harvest with seasonsbie shower or
two more. The weather continues dry, sea-
sonably warm through the day, and decidedly
chilly at night. In the msrnins free are quite
comfortable. The general health Of the parish
was never better The cholera has entirely
abated.-Pias5urgh Daily Uaio..
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4>SN phh, 'of1 - :"
Th, rived at o clock, with dates 10
the
Britain arrived on the 10th. Hum
,red the same day at Southampton.
40 news of interest.
General Lamor,ciere had been expelled from
AK la Chapele, where he had gone for the ben.
eft of his health
The Constitutional states: 1t has been decid
ed officially that the tribunals have no jurisic-
t,oa over the question of The Orleans cont.cati
on.
Another revolution has broken out in Al
giers.
The arrivals from Australia, at Liverpool
bring 81, eSS ounces of gold.
COMMERCIAL.
Wheat 10 one shilling dearer. Genesee and
Philadelphia white o. to o. Sd. Fiour-Wes
tern canal 20 to 21s Cd Philadelphia % to
2ls. Corn-whie 29s 6i. TO Sos; yellow 30.
cd to Bis. Provisions active Beef is dearei
fer the finest sorts. Pork scarce with an up
ward tendency. Bacon in demand at ] to 3
advance. Lard has advanced IL t, Ii Cd,
MONEY MARkEr-Money more abundant
Bankers refu.e TO allow per cent. on deposits
Bullion in the bank Of England over Ell
100000 sterling.
Liverpool adsices of lo.h, quote s2tton Lilo
decline since last week and in some css,s ! on
the lower qualities.
The Sarah Sands arrived At ;~o o'clock.
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DRY GOODS.

A PART NOW LANDING, and the REMAINDEE
n DAILY EXPECTED at which time s'tocl
will be complete. We would only say, without any de
sire puff that offer inducements all who will
favor with call.
We would embrace the present opportunity to return
our thanks to our numerous Friends for their very liberia
patronage during the last Fifteen Years. Ours is hc
Oldest Establishment in the City of Dubuque Call
see) Sept 20-tf) EMERSON & SHIELDS
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" We quote from speech Of Humphrey
Marshall, the brilliant orator and who was the
bosom friend Of Clay. He says,
"As to Gen. Scott, it 10 not fit time to say
more than this: He cannot obtain the rofe OF
Kentucky any more than he can command the
po,cers Of keasen.''
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-14

THE CELESTIAL AurAD-At tue exhibition
Of the junior class at Yale College, The highest
prize for English composition was awarded to
Young Wing, q native Chinese
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Spring Arrival of SeasOnablc
GOODS

FROM NEW YORK AND ST. LOUIS.
am receiving my Spring STocK GooDs adapted to tn
season. In the way of SILK, FANCY AND DRESS Coop
have full and well selected assortment, and am con
ndent that my Goods will please Painted Berages BE
rage de LANES, Painted Lawns, Muslin de Ianes witt
buttons and trimmings Bonnets of almost every descrp
tion with Ribbons and Artifcials; Gloves and all kind
OF Hosiery, Laces, Muslins, Edgngs and Insertings
Ginghams, Pruts, &C., &c. My stock of Staple
Goods, s also complete, and my prices will suit you
Of HARDWARE | have
small stock and QUEENSWARE a good supply, EN-
bracing about every article usually called for. Also
assortment of Roots Brogans and Ladies' Caters Boot
ees, Walking Shoes and 81 ppers. Always the best
tice OF Groceries of description. You will find
ready to show you and sell my Goods at all time. Cal
and examine for yourselves.
]. &. WEATHERBY,
Main Street one door above the Miners Bank.
Dubu0uo. ADril 27-dwJy
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NEelCdeOnS. MelOdeOgsS!
r. SPAULDING,

Bookseller, Statoner, and Music Dealer,
uTAS lust received and offers manufacturers prices,
L an assortment of Princes SUPERB MELoDEoNs,
(Cahart's patent, y in rich rosewood cases.
4octaves, plain finish, at $i5
d Sc &c SIS
4I-2o IS
5 piano &c 6 100
In richness and perfection of tone, these instruments
surpass every other except the organ. They su
Gent power churches and happily adapted the
music of the sanctuary and the social circle. Every
child should be taught music, and consequently every
family should possess an instrument if able, both
article of utility and ornament Call and them at
SpuLpIHG's BOOKSTORE, few doors above the Post
Office. Dubuque, May 7, l65l--tf
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-14

TALL BsIDsE-A Bridge is to be con.
sirncted over the Genesee river, at Portage,
ior the 1ornelsville and Buffalo railroad, which
r'i' oe 2s4 feet high, and, when completed,
Mill be one of the grandest specimens of art in
this coua'ry.
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CARPETS! CARPETS,

HAVING removed into the New Building, S. Vine
1 street, adjoining the Old Store, am now in receipt
OF great variety of Spring Styles of fine and sperne
Ingram Carpets Three phys, Brussels Velvet and Ia
pesry Carpets; Iowpriced lngrans and Veneans; Stair
Carpets of every descriptions Rugs Mating, Floor Oil
Cloth, &C.
Dealing exclusively in the above goods, am enabled
to offer greater variety, and less prices than can
found in the West shall be receiving additions through
ont the season. Purchasers invited call exam
inc before making selection. J. WALKER
st. Louis, No., Feb. 23-dw1y
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~ There are many strangers IN town.
" The number of Military Land Warrants
issued, to recent date, is stated to be Ill 900
-sf which 1900 were for 100 acres, $4,000
for 30 acres, and 81, 900 for 40 acres.
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!vA.u,sarox, June "a, 1852

Bet on Gen. Sect dcctiasd-ratiteation meet
ing postponed-Col Grsntland, of Georgia,
by advice of his friends, declines the risk of ten
thousand dollars on Gen Scots election
Gen. Lane, Pierce man, had deposited his
money.
The Wing ratification meeting hers has been
postponed to Monday night
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LFRED TREDWAY,1 THAMMoSD ROUSE
OWA IRON WORKS.
DU BUQUE:
TREDWAY & ROUSE,


| .hsnnfacture Steam Engines, NIL Gearings,
md NIL Irons, Planning Mills, Lathes and
Scre,os Of all hinds, Horse Porcrs ind Sc
parntors, Copying Presses. Stores, Iron
Fence and Railing, Windop Caps and siHs,
Columns & IRON Castings oferery description.
TIME Propretors of the above establishment would in
form the Public, that they prepared to exc
cute all orders in their line with promptness and
and pledge themselves furnish good work as an be
had from the South East.
We respectfully invite those in want of Machinery or
Castings of any descriptions to favor with call and
learn that Dubuque the place procure those ar
tcles.
Iron finishing and repairing of all kinds done on the
shortest notice.
Machinery and Castings shipped order any part of
the country.
Location the River short distance above the Steam
boat Landing. Feb. %, 1852 WITT
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Diaco laIAHn. IulY II. 1915.

The season 10 very open, mach such one
~ wAea We came out with Capt. Ross. We
are all in good health and spirits; one and all
appear to be of the same determnation-that 10
TO perseyere in making the northwest passage
If We are not home in the fall Of '45, or early
IN the spring of 40. you may anticipate We
have made passage, or likely to do 80; and il
We may be from i've to six years, vt might be
into the seventy and should i. be 30, do moi
allowsny person to dishsarten you on the length
of our absence, but look forward with hope
that Providence will at last restore US to you.
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Livery Stable.
On 4 bet,oecn Main and Locust streets, City Hotel
IVMAN &. CHnNO

TTAVING had their stable, horses &C. destroyed by trs
IL have how built new STABLE and purchased fresi
horses harness, saddles bugges, carriages sulkies
etc, which they invite public examination and trial.
Wepledge ourselves to keep good horses, carriages
etc, be found aayohers in the Northwest. Ill D
ask is trial.
4F Highest prices paid Tor corn. oats andhay
April 80, 1851. #
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The Metropolitan, an illustrated democratic
Paper, published at New York, is small sheet,
but very spicy one.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-14

The whole West 10 deluged with scoundrels
Prom al quarters Of the country rumors Of dar-
ing burglares are rife.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-14

q The heads fullest Of brains arc often most
liable to sxtravagance.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-14

Si.t'r Mary Catherine Livingston, died at
the Orphan Asylum, NeS York, On the 9TH
instant. She was member Of the Society for
IS yelrs
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Notice.

Notice.
TTyHERE is now in the Store of the Undersigned IN
i the city of Dubuque, TWO SMALL BOXES; con-
tents not known Received off the steamer Lamarne,
marked as follows: "Judge J. Blacker, Old Town Ono,
care of John Waddell, Chicothe Ohio" The other
marked ssJohn d. Sharp Cincinnati, Ohlo and from K
g. Du Buque, Java, The above Boxes will be assigned
and exposed for sale the 2Sth day OF May, I"
nav charges unless sooner called for and charges paid
Nav 10 Is52dtf EMERSON & SHIELDS.
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cHAs. o. MARTiN'J 1852 VIM. R. MARTIN.
MARTIN &. BROTHER
No. lis Main ST., St. Louis.
Great Inducements!
CASH 4 PROMPT MEN,

-AA0OAA IL M Gle
At lower prices than ever before Of
fered.
This Spring we are receiving the largest and best as
sorted Stock of Clothing offered in this market
Our Goods this have been bought and manufac
turcd with the greatest of care.
We intend this Spring running off large amount oil
Clothing at very small profits And we are satisfied
that offer greater inducements than any othe
house possibly
We are determined to sell lever than any other.
MARTIN e. BROTHER,
New York ST. Louis Mo,
Aug l9,-dwy.
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Dissolution of Partnership.
THE Copartnershp heretofore existing between Geo
i w. Richards and Robert 7. Thomas is this day dis
solved by mutual consent.
@. GEW. RICHARDS, NJ. d.
BIT RO J. THOMAS, NJ. D.
Dubuque, Ami 27-dwtf
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Sligo md Tyrone Iron.

n n TONS assorted Bar Iron 433 bundles assorte
on Small Iron; 100 bundles Hoop Iron; 90 bundle
Sheet Iron; so bundles Nail Rod Iron leo bars Slab
Iron received by late arrivals and for sale very low
by FARLEY & CHRISTIAN
Aug 10, lS5l-1y.
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REMOVAL.

TOHN d. JENNINGS, Attorney at Law and agent for
81 the United States Life Insurance Annuity and Trust
Company s. E. Corner Of Third Chestnut street, Phila
Once in the Express Building, Main Street, Dubu9
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-14

q An expert farmer down East has sue
sesded in raising colt from the "night mare -
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-14

Sin JONI FRANKLIN.-AU communica alton
tending to show the feelings and views of the
rolls on. The following extract is from a lstteI
addressed to his wife, by Mr. Blenkey, ice mas
ter on board the Terror. lts genuinensss Is
vouched for:
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
q UGH as is used by the Farmer Miner, Mechanic an
i keen

q UGH is used by the Farmer, Miner, Mechanic and
- House keeper.
QUEENSW.4RE,
Among the best and most extensvestock in town.
GROCERIES
OF all the various kinds together with various other
goods Ladies and Misses Muffs, (some ne)
Cotton Yarn Carpet Bags, franks, Window Shades and
Paper Curtains Carpetng, India Mating, Carpet binding
White goods; Shawls of the Bay State and Empire Mills;
and lots of other things too numerous to mention.
omy old Erie DIS and Customers return my sincere
thanks for their SUI amidst all the temptations buy
goods AT cost owh ,hs town has of late been the scene
Of and y air dealn and uniform prices hope to merit
a contn,ancect Ell. confdence-Toth the public IN Gen
era would say, will sell Goods as low as any reg
ular House Those who doubt be easily to
boIieve Il on examinations B. J. OHAlLORAN
Ps will take produce Of all kinds in payment of
debts or in exchange Goods the 20th of October
to cash prices All those who know they owing
would confer great favor by settling their
cannot afford any longer indulgence
Sept. % OHALLoRAN.
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John, the body servant of John Randolph, died
rear Troy, Ohio, recently.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-14

RsSINXEScNJ
wATER-sTREET, DUBUQUE, iowa,
Dcrotcd exclusively to Storing, Reshipping, and
Commissson Sales at WhoieSale, by
S. n. LANGMonTKY.
uhVING completed the Largest Ware House in the
City of Dubuque will give particular attention IL
;,.,n storing, and reShippng sny part otthe world
"a ,, Nv rshts and charges, and make liberal Cash
,r.,,.an 49,, nd of NE chandSe, machinery or fur
nI,ura 81, al In u, II water, Ire steamer, receive
from and discharge into thu are-ouse, sang dayagt
ON Goods 10 he r., shippad. WIN s.."nd TO hhs Orders
fo produce, lead and kind OF goods. ana mas hNae
ran ecnlents for full supplies Of
PORK, BACON, LARD AND ALL KINDS Ot
GROCERIES,
which v i'll be sold ST. Louis prices, with tie addition
Of ciyht and insurance. VIII attend the Collection al
Debts Freight Bills aud III every department TO
rit the public patronage.
REFERENCES:
81. Lopjs-J c. Goodrich Russell & Bennett, VIM. l..
Ewing & O. CIailin & Alien, G II Rockingham, DAVE
Tatum; Child Pratt & Co, J & Walsh, FL Gay & Co.
Chotcau & Vale.
(1afesa-B II Campbell 6. Co, Campbell and Smith, 4
7 MeCosky, J Lorrain, Edward Hampstead, 5 Harris
& Co; VIM Hampstead.
Chicago--Ney & Lawrence.
Egia-F Patterson.
.AEi1cQakce- Highly & Co.
Rechuk--Chittepden & McG1vsc.
BHrinr tOR--Grcene and Stone
DarenP0Tt-BuTrows and Co.; Cook and Sargent
SGraanah-PortCr Sargent.
BeIcrHe-W inekoop and Watkins,
Oqaa1ka--Pheps and Co.
Praris Ia Cross and 5 Smith and Co
Clayton Cay-Frank Smith and Co.
Da5ugue-Waples ~ Err thers, Emerson & Shields, +
" Goodrich, J Farley & Co, johnson q Bunting, G VI
Barton, Il OHalloran.
81 Paut--Simpson & Co March 80, ls52-dw6n
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FRESH, Garden Seeds.

NY quantity Of garden seed Of last years gioW'n
II can be had at my store on Main street. e,theI
whoIe ale RETAIL an agent for some OF the mos
| ex tensive seedmen in the United States. & w ES1
March l2,-dw6m.
q n0 bbls good Mess Pork On hand and Tor sale a
| S(JU my Ware House & ne landing. Also few
| bbls Clear and Prime Pork and Lard.
moyi9 G. r. WEST.
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GELPECKE & SCHROED ERR,
Wholesale and Retail GrOc eS.
E1( - g. III X.

IL - ~ N - NJ Ak - III ~
HARD. WARE, WOODEN-WARE,
QUEENSW GLASSWARE, ETC.
Main street, one door South Of the .7merican
YTNHE undersigned leave Inform their customers the
public in general that they have repenshed their store
ga most gallant STYLE" You will now not only find
NIL stock of carefully selected groceries, but aso avar
mention, but all of which offer sale at the low
est possible prices.
Come and examine stock, and pledge ourselves.
that furnish you with every thing as cheap any
other establishment IN the city.
We also embrace this opportunity, to tender our most
heartfelt thanks to the citizens of Dubuque and surround
ing country, for the beralpatronage which they ,stow
ed on strangers from the other side of the globe
by strc attention. low prices and good articles, We hope
- H'''' ''''' GELPCKE & SCHROEDER
OURStock OF groceries consists partly OF
75bags of prime Rio Coffee
10 6 of Laguira and Java do
10 hhds New Orleans Sugar.
40 bbls clarified do
90 bbls crushed, and powdered do,
Isl chests assorted Teas.
10 bis New Orleans Moasses.
90 i" Sugar House &c
" Golden Syrup.
100 bags G. A. Salt.
so & L. B. do
30 bbls Kanawa do
so do. old Cine. Cider Vinegar.
100 do rectiied Whiskey
10 do Brandy.
5 do Coniac.
Is do Mackere].
5 do Shad, etc. etc.
We also keep full and splendid assortment ofqucens
ware glassware hard ware, cutlery, boots and shoes
Wooden-ware, suchas paits wash-tubs, wasl-boards
bowls covered baskets, well buckets, 12 bush peck
measures knife trays mop handles tareans hrooms and
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BALTIMORE Fresh Cove Oysters. for sale by the bbl
- or dor by mch 81 CT WEST
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9 weather continues cool with gentle
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RADWAY & CO, Practical Chemists,
lG2 Fulton street, N. Y.
TIMOTHY MASON, Dubuque,
Only Agent for Railway & Co. in Dubuque.
July 1851. No. A6-ly.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-08-19

nuke ready Take Aim!-EhOOE
c. GARNER, G6xsHlfH, has fitted up a shol
y in striders old store room, sign Of ''CheaI
John,Y where he is prepared to fill orders for any
kind of FIRE ams-RiAe Guns, Shot Guns, Car
Dimes, or even a &c musket for auy body who
TO shoot straighter, farther and stronger than any
Others. All that is necessary to bring down the
game is to let it be known you have one of Gar
n~ersguns. He is also prepared to do all kinds
of repairing.
He.inyites the attention of sportsmen to his
Patent Breech Rifes-the greatest improvement
ever invented.
One peculiarly about Gamers guns is, that
they never miss fire. ~
All he asks for them is the money. Give him
a call. SILAS GARNER.
Pomeroy, April SO, 1s52-tf.