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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-03-16
Law School.

A LAW SCHOOL. yl be opened, under the charge
"A Of the Subscribers, in the city 1T Dubuque The
frat term To commence the first Monday in Novcm-
Der rext and terminate the last wee in March.
I; is believed that such School, properly conducted,
will be o great assistance and advantage 10 the student
Of Law hy a.ording him facItes, the ant of which is
much II in state As il is our aim to make this
School permanent in its character and useful TO those
who may enter it, will devote to IL during the term
undivided attention. The Course will consist OF
Lectures, Elementary reading and Examinations. A
Moot Court will be connected with the other exercises
ever which one OF MS will preside.
The Text Books to used are-Chitty q Blackstone
Ksnt's Commentaries Greenleafs Evidence, Stephens
Pleading, storyss Equiv Pleading and Jurisprudence.
Particular ateniion i'll be given to the practice un6e.
the Code of.t.wa.
The Law Libraries hero perhaps the best in the
State, and been kindly assured by the profes
sion, tn the students have free access to them.
Good board can be had at from 81 TO 81 per week.
Charge far term ofve months, be paid in advance,
thirty dollars.
J. J. DYER,
Dubuque, Sept It's. WILSON
Letters addressed either both of the above will
be attended 20.
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Hon A. Dol
NEW YORK, March 4ih.
FROM EUROPE.


FROM EUROPE.
The Cambria, which arrived at Halifax yester'
day, had 50 passengers.
The Collins steamship Baltic, from New
York, Feb 7th, arrived at Liverpool on the
18th
The British Board Of Trade returns for the
year TO show surplus over the proceeding year
- the amount Of e. 100000 sterling
The loss Of life by the sinking of the Queen
Victoria, is ascertained to have been sixty eight,
out of 100 on board
1t is reported from France that an attempt had
been made on the life Of Minister Fsnd.
The University had been closed.
From Denmark we have tn announcement
Of the death Of Coun. Attorotke, distinguished
statrsusan, aged 80 years.
4 Ia Spain, the cleo ions have resulted in favor
of the Government 900 out OF $40 members
chrscn, being friends of the ministry.
Italy again quiet. The Milan insurrection has
totally subsidized.
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To The Aff1icted.--Pepsin.

A MOTHER Scientific Wonder! 1mportan
~ to Dyspeptics! DR.. J. N. HOUGH
TON S PEPSlN. The Trus Digestirc Fuid !,
or Gastrick Juice. prepared from RENNET, or
the fourth stomach of the OK, after directions
of Baron Liebig, the great Physiological chem
list, by ]. 8. Houghton, NJ. D., Philadelphia
This is truly wonderful remedy for lndiges-
ton, Dyspepsin, )aundice, Liver Complaint,
Constipation and Debility, curing after Mature $
o,cn Method, by Natures Oaon 9geat, 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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Mount Pleasant, or Sullivan's
Addition To DUbUOuc.

AR. NJ. ]. SULLIVAN, has lain off his healthy and
lHx Picturesque Tract or Land the llI.I the
Residence OF Hon. Gro. w. JosEs into lots of ONE
HALF to THREE QUARTERS Of an ACRE each,
The situation commands delightful view Of the
tpundag country, and is far removed from tho mas
atic Influences Of the river that Doctors visits will be
g few aud far betwesn.' There two failing
Springs the Plat, and good well water can he had
any Lot depth of Fifteen Fest. Several lots
eYeady engaged by of best citizens CT Dubuque
and they designed for the suburban residences Of
rsspeetabe persons only s that applica
don be made soon to CHAG. COOKERY. Agent
N. Plat shelving the number and contents Of each
OF may BE sren n the Agents office. IJuns 7-dsf
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{ & s + T E + +
Two LIVES SAVED nr THE USE OF ONLY Three sorr1EI

Two LIVES SAVED BY THE USE OF ONLY THREE BOTTLES
oF''wIsTAR's RALsAM OF WILD RRy'
Messrs. Harcourt, Howard co-Gents-The stDr
Wstar's Balsan of Wild Cherry" that bought of yon
has been of such sigma service in my family, that
wish to make its virtues known for the benefit of the
public.
My wife took cold at the time of her confinement
which settled on her lungs. The physicians pronounce
her disease consumption She bad profse night
and had coughs she was gwen up for despaired of
her recovery and her child parook of her compaint.-
She then commenced taking 6: Wlstar,s BaLsam
of Wild Cherry,'' and three bottles effected entire
with her the child both.
have doubt that they would have been in
their ayes, If they had not have used Wsfars Basam
of Wild Cherry. SETH A. SEARCY.
Seth A. Searcy, who certificate is above. is man
as much veracy any in this country, and man of
good judgment, and We place entire reliance on his
statement. HARCOURT, HOWARD & CO.
CONSUMPTION CUREABLE!
Robert Sanderson Justice Of the Peace in Rush creek
Gen. sanderson,'' officer in the of 1912, cured of
consumption by the use of Wlstar's Balsam Of Wild
Cherry.
Rush creek township, Fairfield d1 I'd. eo.,|
Dear Sir-As consider that my life has been greatly
prolonged by being cured of CONSUMPTION by theuse
of Dr. Wistars Balsam of Wild cherry. will state the
symptoms of my case, that others similarly afflicted may
be induced TO try This Invaluable remedy experienced
great difficulty in breathing had the hectic fever with
violent 1ushes of heat, and frequent cold chs, with
severe pain in side and breast accompanied by very
bad cough was very restless at nights and had great
night sweats persprIng, should say, at least gal
Ions night, wetng the bed completely through. had
not been able to work for years. But was much emac
lated and almost heIpl,ss when commenced using Dr.
bottles, and am free from all those complaints, for
my he aitfi is good
ai now SIS years oil and have not taken of the
Balsam since 1916, because my health is good
need any medicine. But if should have any return
o my former symptoms should use Wstar's Basam #
Wild cherry. | procured the medicine of MessrS. Fall
& Mcracken, your agents in Lancaster, OHIO.
ROBERT SANDERSON.
The genuine Wis.ar's Balsam of Wild cherry has a
"a cirr nf ha stu tnran f Hon
adelphia, and "Santord & Park, on finely executed
steel engraved wrapper. No other can be genuine.
l~F Price ST. per bottle-6 bottles for So
Sold by H. Blakely, south Third and chcs-
nut Streets ST. Louis, Gen' Agt to whom all orders may
be addressed; by DIR. L. Mason, and A. Gillespie, Du-
buques D. A. Barrows & CO., Galena, and by Dealers
generally. Feb. ~, 1853. d&w-ly
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WAsnlseros, Feb. 22.

The caloric ship Ericsson arrived at Alex,n-
dria last evening from the Potomac, where she
had lain ct anchor for "a hours during very se
we're storm. Capt. Lowbcr weighed anchor al
Sandy Hook q half past 9o'clock on Wednes-
day evening, and stood tn the eastward in thr
face Of strong gale and heavy sea. The ship
stood the test nobly, her engines making 6 /
revelations per minute with the utmost re gular.
ity. Capt. Sands Of The Navy, was on board,
and i highly pleased with the result, and Gays
he would willingly 60 to Australia Oh her
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SHORTEST ROUTE TO INDIA.


Lieu, Nlaury, whose contributions 10 topo-
graphical science with the past few years has,
rendered his h,.he familiar te d! intelligent
men, has recently addressed note to b IN.
e. Dodge, of Iowa, in answer to aquery from
that gentleman relative to our advantages, n
point Of time, over England in, competing for
he trade Of the Indies. As it will interest
many If cur readers, we gave it place in our
column.
DEAN Sln:-l have this morning before HE .JT5hr
note Of ycsterdnya king an ap; r,xi nate estimate
in answer to the question, with the railroad
finished to San Francisco, how many days will
we beat the En- .Iish in reaching the marts OF
trade i'll Eastern Asia 2" We shall be able 10
beat the English by about two. thirds the time
iha, il takes 10 come from England here, with
the addition Of the gain by running nearly
three hundred thousand niles on railroad in
stead at performing the same dsance in
steamer at sea- The stance from England. via
the s:r.i of GIBRALTAR, isthmus OF Suck, and red
sea, To Shanghai, in China, the centre OF the tea
distric', is very nearly equal to the distance
from England, via Halifax, California railroad,
and steamer thence 10 Shanghai. The distance
BY the former r"ute is some six or eight hun
dred miles less than by the latter. On the for
mcr route III, re is no railroad transportation TO
speak Ct, the only land travel being across the
istI,,nus Of Sucz. OF course you will observe
that put the route By European railways to
Mediterranean out Of The question; as COM
nercial route, that would require too much loa
ding and unloading. Surprising, then, that
each route be in operation. with steamers con-
Meeting, equal in speed to the Collins steamers,
the difference in otr fsvorty California railroad
would be from fifteen to twenty days; perhaps
more, because our steamers would only have to
stop once to coal, aud would aave no way ports
TO touch at; whereas, from the headof the Red
sea, By the shpr,es. ste aiming route possible, is
not less than eight thousand miles. If your
question applies to the English routes as it pro
baby will be, with railroad hence to Calif"r-
MIA, and line Of steamers thence to Shanghai,
the difference then in Ghr favor woii.d not fail
short of twenty or thirty days.
Respect ully,
NJ F. MAURY.
Hon A. e.. DoDGE, Senate Chamber.
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INAUGURATION OF PRESIDENT.

The ceremonies connected with the inaugnra
'tion Of President Pierce took place at the capitol
yesterday, March 4'h) At an early hour the
streets were thronIed with citizens aud strang-
'ers, all eager 10 witness the imposing pageant
abnut 10 transpire. At 10 o'clock the Marshal
and his numerous assistants commenced form
ing the procession into line, in front Of the City
Hall At l01 O'Clock I'll. various sections took
up The line and Marched on Louisiana Avcnu.
to NJ ,rket Space on Pennsylvania AVENUE, snd
thence on that Avenue TO Wizards Hntrl, at
which point the Presiden, and President elect
took the position assigned them, and the whole
body moved forward to the Capitol in the follow.
inv order:
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French lxvAslon OF ENGLAND The fol-
lowing extract Of letter, says the Boston Cou.
rier, from an Englishman now in L ndon, may
serve TO show the extent Of tn, apprehension on
s,s subject now prevalent in England:
dined yesterday al Lord with the Bi.
shops of-and-, and m; xed party Of the
neixhboring aristncracy and squirrs. Every
one there spoke Of French invasion rs cer-
tainty The -embassader has warned our
government that Louis Napoleon will not in
wade Belgium, because that would alarm Russia
Austria and Prussia; but that humiliation o.
England and levy Of fifteen millions Of sover-
eign or 80 upon London, would greatly amuse
our good allies They would all Of them gladly
see ENGLAND humbled and crippled. The most oIn:.
Anent naval men, believe, say that our Channel
fleet is no match for the French, and the wits
per Of the Horse Guards adds TINT London could
not be defended at all, and that our army Of Is,
thousand men could only retreat in good order
before the imperial eagles. always feared
this, but had no idea that our naval and mill
tary men were fully awake to the terrible
reality. As to our population rising en- masse
gallant resistance Of dray-men, coa!-hcavrrs,
and farm laborers-is simply ridiculous. One
MISUNDERSTANDING exhau Is all the ammunition
mytenantry in May. believe ! am as patrio-
tic as most, aud am not deficient in animal cour.
age, but the idea ofme and my tenants salying
out with few bird scattering guns and blum
derbus 10 face the ehasscurs de Viacennes, who
can hit your waistcoat buttons at mile and a
Lali off The thing would be absurd. could
give the government rafting go.d team 10
draw field gun, and would drive mysclfif
were wanted, but would not Court destruction
with an unsrmed, rabbie
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From tho Missouri Republican
SHlNPLASTERS.

Letters very similar the following, in their
tenor and spirit, are received every day. L.
comes from the Galena region, and enclosing
a remittance If Ave dollars, Il il said;
In our remittance, we beg leave /, turn over
a. BAcoss illegitimates, that has, with many
others, been turned out upon the cold charity of
the world, to get along the best way It could
1t has unfortunately reached section ut the
country where such characters are entertained
with much distrust, and seldom Ind shelter in
any one house longer than night. Should its
foster parents dsown it, turn it over TO the ten
der mercies Of the brokers, who know how to
dispose Of such characters.
The people at large should feel indebted to
the Republican for its honest and fearless course
in endeavorng to rid the country Of this trash,
as it is evident it has caused much Of it Ia be
withdrawn already. A good deal ofit has been
circulated in these diggings, and the conse-
quence has been serious lessening Of our coin,
Until this, seven.eights OF our circulation was
gold and silver, which has been displaced in .
measure, by this shnpiaster currency being al.
lowed TO circulate amongst US. Such will b.
the case everywhere, and it stands the people in
hand tn turn their faces against every attemp,
that may be made to force on them these donb
full illegal issues. Go on in the course you have
been pursuing, and our word for il, the country
will aoon be rid Of these plaques. You have
sct,he ball in motion, aud il will not be stopped
until it has beat down all the mushroom con-
Germs, and caused shinplaster makers to stand
from under. The people have willed it, and
who dare face public opinion
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Partisan and New York
FASHIONS, FOR THE
IOWA CLOTHING STORE,
Main Sc, Dubuque.
Gentlemen, Of every nation
Every ocean, land and station;
High and low, short and tall;
All and one, one and all,
Go to Heinshcimer's.
Heinsheimer has in store,
Goods-who witness will adore,
We who want and wish 10 buy,
Call as ye a-e passing by,
At Heinsheimers
Heinshcimer's coats are best,
(For such they are by all confessed,)
Their texture, manufacture, styles,
Are unsurpassed. For proof see piles,
At Hef,,shc,mers
Ye who would clothe the sacred breast,
In the most famed and splendid vest,
And ga la mode,' daily rove,
The parlor, ball room, city, grove,
Buy at HcinShe,mcrs
We who want for Fashions Pants,
And seek to crafty your wants,
Proceed to Heinsheimer's stand,
And constantly you'll find OH hand,
NJ. Heinshcimer.
And lastly who wish to be
Adorned with Gold and Jewelry,
Or armed with pistols and Bowies, 60,
And choose from out the gorgeous show
At Heinshetmer's
Dubuque, Nov. 18th, so daw-y
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NEW GOODS

Low PRICES AND NO MISTAKE
no YOU wish to see the Largest Best and
IL Cheapest Stock Of Foreign and Domestic
Dry Goods ever offered IN Dubuque. Then
call on P. NAPLES & Co., Main Street, under
the NAPLES House. Do you wuut to look at
the most complete and handsome Stock Of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
to be found in the City? P NAPLES & Go can
show them, and no mistake.
Are you in want of House Furnishing Goods
of the best class, Carpets, table covers, Lamps,
Looking Glasses, Curtain Damasks, &c' p
NAPLES & Co., have them in great variety. Do
you want
FASHIONABLE BONNETs
Ribbons, Flowers, &C. You will find them
prettier and cheaper at this Store, than at any
other place in the City.
If you are in want of Handkerchief, EN-
broideries, Gloves,
FINE SHOES AND CATERS,
(of rhe latest stylcs,) Hosiery Laces, DC, buy
them of p NAPLES 4 Co, ii you would have
them good and cheap o
DO Gedtlemen want
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.
Coats, Vests, Pants, Hats &c i! They will find
fresh and complete stock, by calling upon P
NAPLES g. Co.
We have also on hand a choice lot of Sugar,
Coffee, Tea, Tobacco, &c, which we will sell
at wholesale or retail on the most favorable
terms.
Every body knows there is an advantage ia
selecting from the largest stock-therefore,
you should not fail to call upon P NAPLES
& Co.
When you are looking for goods, be sure an
call upon US before purchasing,
P. NAPLES g. Co.
Dubuque, March IL IS52-dw1y
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WORTH KNOWING

THAT at O'HalIorans may be found some of the best
and cheapest Tea in the city: black and green, of
various quality and of different favor. The trade snp
piled at small advance on cost Lovers of good
are requested to send for samples.
No IL, Nam Street.
Dubuque, Jan % 1889
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INFORMATION WANTED.

By the last Fairfield Ledger We notice tina,
Mrs. lame 0ammel 10 desrous Of obtainin. in
forma;ion respecting her children, who came
into this State some two years since, from West.
moreland cnunty, Penn. Their names are James
and Samuel Gammell, and Rosanna Gammell
th<if slater. james when last heard Of BY the
mother. was living within about forty miles Of
Burlington, but where, she could mt tell. The
Press 81 the Safe will confer 4 favor on The af-
fiicted mother by calling the attention to this
matter ~ it may lead 10 their discovery - Bur-
lingtoa Hawk Eye
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SHOT GUNS, RIFLES AND Pl.
.Nain-street, corner Gth, Dubuque.
Jacob F. Mack.

inform his friends and the pull,
w lie that he keeps constantly on hand and for sale
fine and good assortment of Shot Guns, (singe and
double barrels and Pistols, which he will warrant to
be good can be found in the West He has also OH
hand fine lot of rifs barrels which he will furnish to
order. and warrant to be equal TO any made.
Thankful for the liberal patronage hitherto bestowed
on him, he wocld respectfully solicit continuance I"
the saline. -
Repairing of all kinds in his line neatly and promptly
executed. Locks and Scales made a, ref aired. All
work warranted to give satisfaction. lDec. 81 ly
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deduction viii be mace 10 pupils pursuing the Or
namental IN connection with the solid branches
Pupils entering during tn wi be charged proper
tonatcly but deduction will be made for absence
except IN cases of sickness.
Sent 49, ,52-dw6n
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DIR. Guysott's Improved Extract OF
YELLOW DOCK q SARSAPARILLA
The Original and Only Genuine Prepare
ton for the Permanent Cure of Con-
sumption and Diseases of the
Lungs, aohen they are suppos-

Use q .HeTcufy, TON,
Quinine, &c.
EFT all who wish 10 purge the blood from impurities,
IL and prepare the system to resist epdemcs,
to Guysous Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparlla
which is proving itself antidote for many Of the
malignant diseases that flesh is heir and they
will be disappointed for in this remedy the pub
lie faith has never wavert d-neyer for it is
founded experience, just their want of faith in
other and spurious compounds is founded experience
They fly from mineral nostrums to seek hope life and
vigor from this purely vegetable remedy however bro
ken down in health sprits-however loathsome to
himself and others, let despair of recovery let
the patient only understand that his hope of
Rock and SarSaparilla and pursuade him, for his e's
sake, try it, and have hesitation in predicting
his speedy restoration to health.
Sold by II. Blakely, south westcorRer Third and ches
nut street, ST Louis, No. General Agent, to whom all
orders may be addressed by DR.. T. Mason and A. Gil
lespie Dubuque, d. A. Barrows Co.. Galena, and by
Dealers generally. Feb. -, 1853. d&w-ly
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TO THE LADIES.

Having been east for the last three months, is now
prepared to furnish the Ladesof Iowa. Illinois and Wis
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF GOODS
offered for sale IN the West
CARPETS.
ingain threepy and Brussels the very latest patterns
ust from the manuaG tories; druggists and tablecovers,
SHAWLS, &c,
large stock of shawls from 81 IS $l6 fashionable
the fashionable Milliners in Philadelphia; alse,
great variety Of Ladies' sk-velvet coats and fancy silk
NANTES and Aan %ApiEs, MuFFs.
The best assortment ever brought to the ccrv 75c
to $l2.
DRESS GOODS.
French English and German merinoes from 45c to 81 so
per yard muslin de anes of very rich styles from l5c
to 81 25 ALSO cashmeres apaccas and prints of every
quality.
My Lamp and Girandole Department is not eqalled in
Iowa; every style and quality, and warranted
SILVER PLATE.
Tea dessertand table spoons forks, &C., of the best qa
A rich article of Window Curtains, something and
very beautiful.
Looking Glasses, extra large sizes and very cheap.
A beautiful assortment of Wall and Window Paper.
Doth French and American.
Ladies' Shoes. the latest quality of Philadelphia man.
ufacture which be the best in the United
States also, Chdren's and Misses in endless variety
Fancy Goods, of every descriptions style and quality
etc., and IN factneary every thngthats wan
shall be happy to have the pleasure of showing
goods Ladies. all times; and would respectfully
say the married Ladies who wish to furnish their hou
with the newest and cheapest styles Of goods to give
CALL and you who expect to be married now
S the time to make good select
1T SHOULD BE UNIVERSALLY KNOWN-for il
is strictly true-that indigestion is the parent of
large proportion of the fatal diseases Dysnery, dar-
rhGa, cholera morbus, liver complaint, and many other
diseases enumerated in the city inspectors weekly
logue OF deaths, are generated by indigestion aors~
Think of that dyspeptics think oft all who suffer from,
dsordcred somacns, and If you willing to be guided
by advice founded upon experience, (dcnt
Dr. G. M. Jackson, which, as Alternative, curative.
invigorant, stands alone and unapproached General
depot 100 Arch street. We have tried these Bsers and
know that they excellent for the iseasss spoeaed
above-Phitadelphia City Item nol62m
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YOUTH AND MANHOOD.
p. NAPLES & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

UNDER THE NAPLES HOUSE
WE WOULD beg leave to say thatI prepared
furnish any quantity and quality of goods, Of every de
crption, at Wholesale or Retail.
ihave now on hand $50, 900 worth Of
Dry Goods and lOtlling.
Boots Shoes and caps so hhds sugar. so barrels mo
lasses, $50 bags Coffee 500 bags SALT and all kinds Of
GROCERIES,
100 boxes of fresh teas direct from the east fine tapestry
lngrain three-py and Brussels carpeting window eur
tans spoons and every thing needed by housekeep
ers, from cellar to garnet. ).
Having spent all the in the east, selecting nv
goods wherever could find them cheap able to CIV.
better bargains than have complete assortment
of every thing, both English, French and American
goods CALL AND SEE ME.
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DIRECT FROM NEW YORK.

Fresh Oysters can be had at g. J. Cox's either by the
Can or Dozen All will do well to try them. They can
be bought low, and warranted fresh. January Oh.
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pork WANTED.

1n0n WELL dressed Hogs wanted one Hun
lUUU before the close of Navigation and the bal
ancc through the Fail and Winter season, for which
thu highest ikcd price will be given ca a. my
Waie House the landng in this city No. 80 I, - AZ
we'll fatened Hogs are preferred Farmers do r:t ia
you TIE cash for the products oeyor farms, and wine
hopes always be able do by your beral patron
age DO forget the place. BOG, Steam Boat Landing
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Pure Port Wine & Brandy.

I Am now in receipt of large supply Of Pure Port
Wine and Brandy, imported expressly for the sick,
and warranted to be Of the very best quality for sale at
the Drug etore Of A. GILLESPIE.
Oct. %, dwy No Globe PyildipR