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U,orns i'm Ehtfdrsu.
Consumption Durable.

II Il II y IT D d N Il Il , 7 D \ VI q \ 7
" Not only cures all those and aches breast
back, ablusg the inflammation and threat
which onEampys persons liable prevents entirely The m
Their formation Of ubereles The tbs nimcu with the ars
tons and regimen given the don' invaluable per-
sons already afflicted with the disease any way predposed to il.
The principle q this treatment upon The latest and to.,
scientific opinions all the men VI he dA7 and can
not but be approved Of.
For sale by E. D. BEACH, NJ d. Chemist and Apothec,ry corner
Of ChRe Custom House streets and THOMAS RASKN eon,r
Of Poydra, AND Camp streets. ri! 4pstAit~
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels November Il

ST. CHARLES. w Chapman, o. Preston, Boston; NJ
Bass and serv DR. Bsnkngs Tenn Hook
b. BlGI; srIhs Melnn NJ Sc u 7 Greenwood NO Mrs
Btcwn Mics Wary Gtiland, I Miller, fers w Adams,
Tenn W Il Davis Va; ii Waddey, Tenn; SwitIer
shall Mo- Wright aud lady, MOBILIZE
kehols. q Steele Texas L Relburn O. Chapman
ehapnan Washington Lemon, La; Baiart, Paris; Mann,
NO. II Devln, Mo.
CITY B Butler, Williams II werksuler, NcAIaster,
il M7is., EBanes No, W Twseds Byera
Ark; Grant II winghsd Ga; W Ward, r Cune
Butmsn, LIS.
ARCADE u Rcbs st Louis; 3D. Mobile, W II d
Carng'on Csr.S gton Miss, Mo,by GrshAm TEXAS;
.9ehner, A. X Williams Reed, Magruder and
sIeeue r Williams N. Stafford, LIS; clayLoc Ga;
simpson, 7 CALDWELL J Fl Benton Greenwede Hart,
CLARK, O Srotbsr, J G HILL N W Sdhuli Y; \
Dwgnyer o. Randall Miss GhosOu Tenn; Tyson, Texas
Turnipseed, Ala.
VERANDA. j Nolan K Howsl,Js Watson Martin, o W
Jones, Miss; II Montgomery, La
ST. LOUIS. Mr.. h.nnus, Mass Clifton Lyo. Ps Bell
Choutssn, Mo- q Cummings Bali; e kitch., J Thomp
son. Ali Eehoyetrs Pedro Eehevsr Aqu. Eehsverra Al
torio Rita, Ezantche, Lefsloye Wilson, Holt it,
Reynolds, Slaughter, Schlater, Schlatsr4 No.
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FoR sr. LouIs-The steamer Grand Prairie hayn
been unavoidaby detained will leave positively for tn
above and intermediate points this morning O'Clock
White Buchanan, No. 9s Fulton street, are her agents
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MEDICAL Text BooKs-Medical Students are referred
to the advertisement of j. b Steel No 60 Camp street
They will find at his establishment extensive assert
meet Of Surgical and Medical Works, recommended by
the faculty
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&c Mr.. John S. Howley tho corteous clerk of the
steamer Mediation has laid under obligation to him fol-
late Ohio river papers
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The Diving Horse.

We witnessed the other day incident IS painful as
1t fortunately is which not only dssEacefu
those Immediately concerned but also to those who
officially interested the like of which We have
before in streets and hope never to witness
again.
A drsymap driving down Csrondeet street a fine
bay horse harnessed load of considerable size but
evidently too large for his feeble and suffering condition
For distance he moved along with slow and painful
steps-drswng foot YEARLY after the other-more
fitted the stable than the street Still faithful to the
last the poor animal bore up bravely and struggled his
way with the honest instincts of his nature endeavorng
to perform his task The task too muchthe strength
too little. esumbed-recovered-st to go on and
fall driver
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DRUGGIST, No rs Camp st.
~ DIR. E. j. coxEs PREPARATIONS in extensive use for
nearly fifteen have by maris acquired reputation
unsurpassed sqused by similar North
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP
EXTRACT OF cofAIyA, sARsAPARILLA AND CUBEBs. >.
AMERICAN COUGH LOZENGEs.
CHOLERA SYRMP AND PILLS
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR TIE RELIEF Avn pm
MANENT CURE OF THE PILES.
20 Prepared at No. IS Camp street. By DIE j. COKE and 70,
sale by Druggss generally. is a,,r
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THANksdrvrSe IN AsKASsss-The Governor Of Arksn-
'Ss mas appointed the sih nst day Of thanksgiving
and prayer
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&C He prayeth best who loveth best
.4H things, both great aud small /;
Fer the dear God who loveth US
Hath made and loyeth all y

When the evening again the horse still alive
but it evident that want and neglect in conjunction
with disease had nearly completed their work great
many stood around surveying the and ertcising
the conduct Of the owner but lent his to short
ten the period of suffering mitigate its pain Late in
the evening we saw woman pouring into his parched
mouth little water, and slight the then,
and perhaps inservicesble. glad to see it,
and glad to that it womans mnisering kindness
that performed it. In the morning the poor old horse
dead and by noon be carted off
Though the death of horse is not so important an
event the death of and though incidents like
the have sketched very here yet it took
strong hold Of and left very painful impression
We reminded of it yesterday by seeing the
eyee abuse his horse in most brutal and inexeusabe
and take occasion to express unqualified
tempt for any individual who will be guilty conduct SO
low ard outrageous We desire also to call the attention
Of city officers the fact that are in existence
penal laws against such conduct which it their duty to
enforced.
The Arabs of the desert and the Indians on the prairie
believed that the horse gifted with intelligence
higher than intellect and there have not been
wanting of greater wisdom aud greater attachments
than either Indian Arab who deemed that there an
after life to the horse we'll his rider Whether such
be the no. it is ncontrovertible that no other
animal possesses many attributes of and
ton this tried true and servicabe companion and
want Of man more quick in comprehension. saga
ciou in conclusion faithful in attachment useful in ser
vice. He can be taught everything except speech and
when taught not quick forget lie understands his
duty and does it. He knows smsster and loves him
The instance recorded of his abors trials enduring
affection marvellous both in number and character
and do not see how any with the commones
feeling and perception fail of forming regard for
so noble brute He is not too well treated at besthe
should never be itreated We hope it may not be our
fortune TO again good servant deserted when he falls
at his post nor to look again upon like that Of
/ the diving horse
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House Furnishing Store,
NJ L L r, RRIS & WALDO,
s8 and 90 Camp street.
aS The Subscribers daily receiving fresh additions their large
and varied stock, comprised in which
QUEENswARE. GLASS and CHINA WARE;
BOHEMIAN WARE, BIRMINGHAM WARE;
RICH CHINA VASES and FINE SILVER PLATED WARE,
PARLOR and HALL LAMPS and GlRoSDoLES;
RICH TEA TRAYS and WATERS, in sets or single
FINE TABLE CUTLERY and Housekeeping HARDWARE;
ESAMELED and HOLLOW WARE:
BRITANNIA, PLANSIIED TIN and JAPANNED WARE;
WOODEN and WILLOW WARE, FEATHER BUSTERS
BRUSHES, Of all Kinds
fAPEh HANGlNGS aud BORDER, DOOR MATS;
WHITE, CHECK, FANCY and COCOA MATING;
WINDOW c0RNIcEs CORDS and TAssELsi
CURTAIN BANDS and CURTAIN PINS.
ALSO
SPIRIT GAS Burning Fluid
SPERM, LARD sad WHALE OIL;
STAR SPERM and WAX CANDLES
B Selected for Family
oa6 Swap MILLER, HARRIS a WALDO.
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R. B. SYKES AUCTION SALES.
J. A. BEARD AND MAYS SALES.


ia. BEARD AND MAYS SALES.
Three Hundred and Fifty Lots OF Ground Positive
and Unreserved Sale of Property situated In tho
of the First and second Districts Of New Or
leans. Titles Undsputed.
BY ]. A. BEARD & MAY
THURsDAY, November "a, 1858, at -
o'clock viii be sold auction, Banks Arcade the following
R. t cEsT TAI Si lT 's s 4 % ia the by
Ja.len a,s 81 P,i, D,.l
bounded BY Canal Jackson ST. Patrick Olympia streets
Ten LOTS OF GROUND & ho same Tiet, IA tho
Two sRoGSb Ss D he .qu.
BOUNDED lois T% " R%S and @s. % District til.
o. GRoTSb s %a b the quar.
bounded sa X G @9s Is F MTSf and ,; m
bounced Sy cTP1 % or MSIG and Alexander street..
bounded by Canal customhous Alexander and NaPoea
:. THIRTEEN IoTs OF GROUND the sam, District, n.
s TsS lots OF RouSp in The D the .sGs.
~ FoRsS I Of RoHo b S til.
square sns r By sg OF oTSp S " p P as ss.
by Canal Castomhou.e gieoye sa9mln and DAVID Streets
49, 9E h9T Or sLET Of shsnSD a same p,c the
ID TIME L6fs GROUND Ds'fs De .qqars
bounded by Bnyiie customhOu's, David streets. Carroon
Is ELEVEN LOTS OF GROUND, in the s.me p.,i in the
bounded by Benue Cont and David srosi AID Carron
i6 ELEVEN LOTS OF GROUND District in square
bounded By Beny Cont and ST. James streets aud CsroOu
il. ONE LOT OF GROUND in the District, Tie
IS TWO lois OF GROUND, ia the 6i.ct IN the square
10 TWELVE LOIS OF GROUND IA the same District, In tho
square by caou ST. Jame Louis Toulouse
streets,
bounded by CONT St. James and ST. John
FIVE LOTS OF GROUND, in the District, the
bounded by Cont, Lou St. Johu and C0e
a. OF GROUND in the District, in the
bounded by Louis, Toulouse, St John and Cos
THREE GROUND, ia the District the
Cotrs sud 1elrmahls
q. TWENTY FOUR LOTS Of GROUND District,
square comprised wa bieuse, Con St. Patrick
and Olympia streets.
An fully described by Autographs and plan
hibited ssls.
TERMs CoSDroSs SAIEOue third eashi balance
cent interest
maturity. thsn paid until
special mortgage The
finally Charge drainage Ut any he pail ~ The purchasers
oppoiOn Draining Company ubsau III ed 10 Court
fAubouS Jackson Should tho
plan portion n this tne property ms The
tons o 50 larss already sold by ot1er proptietor.
Of dogntug thef notes w nave mat privilege At
the rate Of per rent. aDnnn'
None bids taken the ssle, and purchasers will
their and residence aud brokers' th Of their
principals.
A. Duae N, P Attbe Of The hse
All sales be completed within ten days from date OF s OF TIE
psrty be sold s three iays
il q the public journals this city wolt further notice Of legal
dsfst
~ hogaphic plar win be ready week before he sale MIS-
REARD, J. A. & MAY, Auctioneers, APP
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"Strove in vain
To rouse him with the whip and rein
For the good steed, his labor's DER,
Ctratch'1 his etif Ernhs IN RIGA M mara

Stretcn q MS stlH nmps 10 rise no more
Then perceying the fruitlessness Of his efforts the dr
with the assistance Of others Embarrassed the
brute and left him to his fate 1t heartles deed
thus the hour of extremity with effort to aid and
attempt terminate his pain to abandon the good
who in good health and strength had been true
and honest and who to the last fell in harness 1t
an act of sensibity would have been guilty
of and its enhanced by its conclusion Al
though weak to rise and too feeble to yet life
extinct and the breath seemed unwilling to leave
fair dwelling and senseto quit so brave heart. 1t
evening when the hsartess driver deserted his noble
servant.
When we passed in the morning the horse lying
there still and still alive He lay there through the heat
of the day unfsd INTENDED and uncared for peted with
by unthnkipg boys and annoyed by the bites and
barkugs of miserable He lay there unwatered and
uncared for through the cold of another night evidently
in pain and great agony In the morning futile attempt
made by two three incompetent persons to cart
him off but he lay therei in the ptu and suffering
state all of that day while hundreds Of phianthropc in
divduas passed regiously by their way to church.
unheeding the truth that
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To the Euffies.

NJ d A L A I E Y
f% Respectfully oders her service. to the
The treatment Of the following dseasss PROLAPsUS UTERL
WHITES, PROFUsE AND PAINFUL MENsTRUATI0S EN-
GoRGEMENT AND LIBERATION OF TIE WOMB
Tbetreament adopted by her that which
the most distinguished Surgeons Paris
lie here Of which ample testimony and tho many
respectable ladies refer that all disease
Of thu Uterus not Of nature, can be cured
Madam deYots herself exclusively to the diseases Of Laden, and
can be consulted DAILY at herresidence,
mylB 9pf Is9 st Jo.anh s,raa,
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as- Messrs. Editors Please announce Col
A P. FIELD for JUDGE of FIRST DISTRICT COURT and
oblgs lis MANY FRIENDS. NILS ti20
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Drugs. Neaicimes, s,erf.smerv, etc.

The subneribe would respectfully the attention o
flanteTs, Physans and Families his assorsJ sfL
compfsng every article in bis line Of Which
examination, will be found FRESH AND GENUINE DorU%
season sopA WATER AND MEAD Of tho best quaIty
5 99e y 81 with all the Mineral wstsr
G0uLEY BlTTERS, etc. THOMAS r a VII vi Ehhinl,
APi dAWyis Druggist Apotheeary cor Cam ad
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GE- Messrs. Editors Please announce that
If WILLIAM HAIL. Esq will before
Democratic Nominating Convention the JUDGESIP FIRST
DISTRICT COURT vacant By the resignation
Laue, be will be supported by numerous FRIENDS. mis-
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n&- Messrs. Editors Please announce that
WM C. BuDp Esq, will for JUDGE OF
THE FIRST DISTRICT COURT resignation tn. Hon.
John C Lsrue he will be supported by the Bar by
FRIENDs
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y d h1UyUn. IlEWI5 VAsS.
cheerfully submit this affair with all the other
of injustice and cold booded persecution which have
been subjected within the last three years the calm
consideration of the rmnded and enlightened body
independent voters who will decide at the ballot box
in November next upon my own merits, well upon
those Of my assailants. H. 5. FooiE.
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The CAxPsELLs ARMORY HALL.-We did net attend
the concert given by this troupe last evening but
derstand they were as usual good and that, usual
they had full house.
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DEARD, J. A. & MAY, Auctioneers, APP
- rtahera, ETC., : Banks Arcade Ne~ Orleans.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-01-19
ESSlONAL.

WASHINGTON, Jan. IL.
SESArE.-Numerous petitions were present.
ed, among which were several by Mr.. Fish, from
the N. Y. Chamber of Commerce, and others
which were referred. Mr.. Underwood, OF Ky,
submitted resolution inquirng into the expedi.
ency Of appropriating 100000 for the investi.
cation Of frauds against the U. s. Government.
He said he had understood that great number
of frauds had been committed by stealing Sol
dier's discharges, and that object of the appro-
priation was to discover these rogues and bring
them to Justice Resolutions was adopted.
Mr. Hunter of Va, from the Committee on
finance, reported the Navy pension bill CON-
pete, which was passed. He also reported the
Invalid case, which was ordered to third read
ing.
HoUsE.-Mr German Of Indiana, asked to
take up the bill from the Senate, providing for
retired list, for the army. Objected to.
Mr.. Stanton Of KY, reported resolution
providing for the binding of 100000 copies of
the census reports which was ordered to be prin-
ted yesterday.
Mr. Stevens moved that the abstract report
ed at the last session, be also printed and
bound.
After debate the propositions were adopt
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-01-19

E0Okiss. Extracts.
4 LARGE supply of Extract of Lemon, Vanilla, Nut
"A meg and Rose just received and tor sale the Drug
Store uf may 81 4. GILLESPIE.
Tribune copy
Queens assss Glassware.
Common Crackcry, yellow ware, window glass. c;e.
cf all sizes and descriptions, For sale Al low rates by
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-01-19
Election Returns Complete.

A WORD TO THE VIc1 oRIoUs AND THE VAN
Citizens, The great ques-
ton is decided-Frank Pierce Is the next Pred
dent. Many of you on the result have lost
and won-snms yasying from one hundred dol
lars. down 10 the price of Hat. If you are
the lucky winners Of the last mentioned article
of apparel, l would suggest that you call at
BARSTOW'S Fashionable Hat Il Cap Elas
porium, and select one from his extensive stock
of hats, which for durability and richness Of
finish, are unsurpassed in any city ofthe Union.
If on the contrary, luck has been against you,
and it devolves on you TO "pay the piper" you
will effect a saving Of at least 25 per cent, by
purchasing at the Mandatory. Call and see
him anyhow-his goods are of the latest style,
and his own manufacture-Store OIL Main Street
opposite the NAPLES House.
Nov 8,-1wd. A M BARSTOW.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-01-19
TELEGRhPHIC DISPATCHES,
REPoRTED FOR THE DAILY DEMoc RATIO Press.
BY SPEEDS LINE.
BY SPEEDS LINE
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.
Nrr Vopv Ian II

ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.
NEW YoRK, Jan. IL.
The steamer Baltic arrived from Liverpool
with dates to the 29th ult
The steamer Europa arrived out on the Goth
ult
The new British Ministry are Premier, Earl
Of Aberdeen; Home Department, Lord Pal
merston; Foreign Office, Lord John Russell; ;
Chancellor, Lord Crawford; Chancellor, of the
Exchequer, Mr.. Gladstone Secretary of War,
Sidney Herbert; President of the Indian Board,
Sir e. Wood; Public Works, Sir N. Moles-
worth Seat without an Office, Marquis of Lansss
downe.
The above form the Cabinet.
President of the Board Of Trade, Mr.. Cald-
well Attorney General, Sir A. Cockburne !;
Solicitor General, Sir w. p. Wood; Lord Lieu
tenant Of Ireland, Lord st. Germans; with 9th.
ers for inferior Offices.
Parliament adjourned until Feb. 10th.
A terrific gale occurred at Liverpool on the
night Of the Goth. Much injury was done to the
chipping.
FRANcE.-A decree dominates the Ex-Klng
Jerome and sons heirs to the throne of France,
failing of direct or adopted issues of Louis Ma
pOleon.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-01-19
FROM THE CAPITOL.

JANUARY L.
SEsArE-Mr. Shields, q bill to amend the
charter Of the city Of Dubuque, read twice and
referred to the Senators from DUBUQUE and
Clinton.
Mr. Cowles, bill for an act to regulate the
transfer Of personal property. read twice and
referred 70 the committee on Judiciary.
Mr.. Lewis by unanimous consent introduced
= joint resolution authorizing the superntend.
ent of public instruction to subscribe for Ger.
tain number Of copies of the School Journal of
Iowa, which was read first and second times.
and referred to the committee on schools.
HoUsE-Mr Grimes moved to amend sec
ton 2, relative to stays Of execution on judg-
ment in the district court, by adding proviso,
that no person who has availed himself Of the
provisions Of this act, shall be entitled to the
beneft of section 1926 Of the Code, providing
for The redemption of the property from sale
nnder execution.
Mr. Townsend was opposed to the amend.
Imenf and advocated both the stay law and the
retention. of the redemptian law without excep-
ton.
Mr.. Cock offered substitute to the amend.
ment By providing that if property be sold un-
der execution, the time Of redemption shall
date from the date Of the rendition of Judge.
nent
Mr. Grimes accepted the substitute and after
some further discussion between Messrs Grimes
Cock. Haun, Townsend and Drake, ii was
adopted
Mr.. Dodge moved to amepd so as to make
the stay in point of time equal on all sums and
for the longest time mentioned in the bill; mo-
ton lost.
Mr. Oleavas moved to make the STAY on all
suras over $40 not more than ninety DAYS;
agreedto.
Mr. Grimes from the select committee to
whom was referred the substitute for Senate
file No. 3, bill for act to regulate the inter-
est on money, reported back the same with one
amendment, proposing to strike out sof the in
terest stipulated for, and insert supon the amt
Of such contract, in line section S, relating
70 forfeiture of 10 per cent of the interest slip.
ulated for by an usurous contract, to be applied
towards school fund.- amendment concurred
In.
Mr.. Anderson of Dubuque from the commit.
tee on claims to. whom was referred the petit.
ton Of Joseph B. Hoag for relief, recomme nded
ject.
After long debate between Messrs Green of
Henry (who strenuously advocated the claims
Of said petitionerD Jessup, Sears and Ross also
Ia favor OF the same, and Messrs Walters and
FOLSOM who opposed it. the report of the com.
mi''ee was eoncurred in by a yeas to Ii nays.
$, SENATE, JAN. I2.
Senate file No IL, . joint resolution to Con-
gress for the passage ofa bill pending before
that body granting lands TO the State of iowa
to aid in building railroads from Dubuone 10
Keokuk SC. passed.
A bill to extend the limits Of the CITY Of Din
buque; read twice and ordered to third read.
ing.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-01-19
Groceries.

THE undersigned having returned from the South with
large extensive stock of Groceries, well adapted
for the gall and Winter trade, prepared to sell at
wholesale or retail at as low prices at any House in
the city of Dubuque and Hopes give entire satisfaction
to the purchaser This stock Of goods is and in
prime embarrassing of Orleans, Havana, Loaf,
crushed puverZed and clarified Sugars by the hind. OF
barrel. Golden SYRUP, sugar house, and SYRUP Maas
es Imperial gunpowder, young nyson and Black Teas
by the chest half chest cae!boxes of sizes
prices and qualities No L. Article prime Rio flee
Pepper, Aspce, Ginger Saeratus, Starch Sperm star
and tallow Candles; Varegaed bar, shaving, CASTLE
and rosin Soaps Zantee currents Rasins Figs Dates
Prunes Cinnamon, Cloves, Nutmegs and Extracts o
LEMON Verr LA and Rose fine lot of Baltimore Fresh
cove Oysters, Sard mes, scotch herngs, picked err
| mackerell, mackanaw Trout and White fish Peppal
SAUCE mixed Picked, Girerkins and Catssup; larg.
lot of fire grade smoking and chewing Tobacco FROM
IA lb boxes upwards common plug smoking, and fine
cut Tobacco nboxes barrels; Snuff Pipes ktgalif
Principe and weary Cigars; Pipes stems, link Wasn
Boards churns, ubs, Pals, Sugar boxes, Brooms, me
sticks, clothes Pins Bedcords clohe Lines Winlas Hal
Sein and sack Irvine, candle wick and wrapping Yarn
Oakum, Saccng, Tar Pitch Rosn, Putty, White Lei
and Oils Pint and half pint Flasks and Glass Tumbers
Den,ijohns, gallon and half gallon Dried Apples az
Peaches. preserved Fruits Ctron Chocolate, Gre Ell
Apples by the Dbl. Boston, Soda, Butter, Wine, a NJ
Sugar Crackers by the bbl Powder, Shot, Lead Eu1.
custom caps and pills, Plaster Paris Kentucky GENE /
Guny Bags by the Bale Buckskin Mfitns and GLOW es
Shoe Brushes and Backing. English Dairy ana West eyl
Reserve Cheese and Stone Ware good supply of F he
superfne and Extra Family Flour kept constantly CT
| hand and warranted g.ot by G. z. W EST.
Dubuque, Oct IL. l852Ldwy ~