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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-06-15

We are in The receipt of Btack,oood's Mag
a-,ne for Nav. The Table of Contents,
gives assurance of a variety Of Literary food Of
such kind as all expec, from this ablest chan.
pion of Toryism, and established standard in
Literature Lady Lees Wdowhood, part v
Count Arensburg, or, The Days of Luther
The Circulation of Matter-From Brest to the
Island of Bourbon-Lord Wellington in Spain
DIR. Chalmers rs Political Economist-A
Tale from the French Stage-Spirtual Mani-
festations.
The article, {" Lord Wellington in Spain, is
based upon lately published book of a French
man, Maurel, highly eulogistlcal of its subject,
the Iron Duke, and upon Sarpent's Diary. The
article is written in much better temper and
taste than one on similar subject in the last
Quarterly.
The reviewer, though sketching the character
and Exploits of the Duke Of Wellington, fails
to give any detailed account of the battle Of
Waterloo. As it is the general custom of Brit
sh writer's when treating Of Wellington, to
g ring in" by fair means or foul, long dcscriP-
ton of Waterloo, how the numerical prepon'
derance Of forces was greatly on the side of the
French, how it was the fanltless sagacity and
superior genius of Wellington, and that only,
without aid from Fortune, which won that battle,
the omission of the reviewer is remarkable
The English ignore Fortune so far as yelling,
ton is concerned.
This is one of Leonard SCOTS Publications.
$500 per anaum. Address Leonard Scott Il
Co., 70 FELTON, St, New York.
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~ The Davenport Gazette comes TO us all
" dressed up in new +" 6xins." We are glad
to zee IL
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wA wealthy gentleman of Boston has TAX
en- the initatory steps for the erection of a mon
ument to Franklin, either on the Common or
the Public Garden.
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B'Caroline front, better known as "Currer
Bell" the authoress of "Jane Eyre" is COM
ing to this country shortly.
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A party of Engineers started from this city
yesterday to make preliminary survey of the
first division Of the Dubuque and Pacific Rail-
road. 1t is understood that Col. Mason, chief
Engineer, will be here next week.
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The JEws.-lt is not a little fla.tering to the
Ministers from our own to foreign governments
are Jews. These are Pierre Soule and Auguste
Belmont
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TO ADVERTISERS.

Let advertisers remember, that the Miners
Express Is the oldest paper in the North OF Iowa
that it has been in existence for going on
twelve years that It is as universally KNOWN
and read, as any paper in the State; and that 1t
will do advertising upon Just as reasonable terms
as it can be done elscw here.
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lw Two Reams of Warrantee Deeds just
printed-upon good paper-and for sale at this
Office.
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GROSS EARNINGS OF THE ERIE
RAILROAD.

The New York Tribune says some of the par
ties in England who are most loud in denounc-
ing the last issue Of the bonds of the Erie Rail
road as an injustice to the holders of Convert
bles, now express themselves satisfied that it
was the best course the Company could have
adopted, and send out a bid Of ITO for three
millions of the new Bonds.
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~ The expor, duty upon coffee in the Bra
zls is to be reduced from 10 per cent to per
cent after the 1st of July.
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Coop News CoNFIRMEp-The Charlie ston
papers confirm the statement of the saving OF
the passengers from the lost ship William and
Mary. The number rescued was l64, and they
were taken from the wreck by the schooner Or.
acle, Capt. Sands. They are at Nassau, N. F.,
in a very destitute condition.
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Dr.. Bailey, Of the National Era, Freesoil or
gan, has gone to Europe.
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w The Prairic Farmer for June, is full and
interesting.
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Specimens of coal have been found Oh the
Iowa side of the Mississippi, near La Crosse,
which burn freely.
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UForeigners arrived in New York, last
week, at the rate Of about three thousand per
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-06-15

Mad dogs are rampant and abundant IN Chr
csgo, according 10 the Democratic Press.
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Majority for Road, 237.
Respectfully,
WM Y. LOWELL, Co Judge.
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TAE CHINESE REBELLION BE

TAE CHINESE REBELLIoN.-TRoUBLE BE-
editor of the Philadelphia Inquirer has seen
letter from an officer on board the U. S. ship
Plymouth, dated Hong Kong, March "a, in
which the writer states that the almost univer-
sal topic was The Chinese rebellion. The rebel
army was much larger than the regular army
and the head or chiefrepresents himself as des-
cendant Of former Emp'r. At tie last accounts
they were surrounding Nankin, and great fears
were entertained that that city, as well as Pc
kin, would be destroyed. The writer also
says:
sin conformity with the request from the
Chinese authorities, the British had despatched
two steamers and a brig Of war to assist the
troops of the government. The U. S. steamer
Susquehanna had been sent to Shanghai Capt
Kelly was the senior officer of the Station, IN
place Of Com. Aulick. The Mississippi was
soon expected, and great Impotence was mani
tested for her arrival. Quite an excitement
prevailed in consequence of an affair at Canton
between the French and English. The French
consul undertook to raise flag pole on the pa
rade ground occupied by foreigners The Eng.
lish prevented them, wherecpon the consul
wrote TO the captain of French frigate, stating
the whole affair to him. He sent a lieutenant
and draught of marines to C,nton to protect
the flag The lieutenant first civilly requested
the Englishmen TO deslst, and on refusing, he,
in connection with his men, drove every oppo-
nent from the square, and mediately proceed.
ed to erect the flag staff"
The writer adds that il is doubtful if the u s.
expedition will 60 to Japan this season. The
squadron will not reach Hong Kong before
July, and will not be ready before August
The coast at that time is very dangerous, and a
DELAY may be deemed INDISPENSABLE
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OF

The Canada arrived this evening about
o'clock with Liverpool dates to May 25,h.
Flour-narket firm and active consumptivo
demand at an advance of 3 per Dbl. Western
Canal quoted 22sa22s Sd, Philadelphia, Balti-
more and Ohio 23s 6da24s per Dbl. Wheat good
demand at firm prices, Prince qualities advanced
lda2d, white 7sa7s Cd, red 6s 7da6s Cd. Corn
slightly receded, white 3ls, yellow 32sa32s Cd.
Provisions. new beet 92s 6dal05s, new pork 75s.
Bacon good inquiry, prices tend upwards from
35s Sd, for pots and pearls.
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The following statement of the amount
railroad indebtedness of some Of the principal
cities of the Union, we extract from an article
in the Railroad Record, entitled "C,y debts for
Railroads -
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New York, June T.
The Trainer case has summed up again, but
now in Brooklyn on application for an injunc.
ton to restrain Rose Cooper from taking the
colored girl out Of the State, was first made at
the special term of the Supreme Court before
Judge Burcalus. Argument Of Counsel was
heard. The Court deferred its decision until
this morning
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Memphis, June z.

Sheriff. They were surrounded by the Empire
Club and the girl taken away. Warrants have
been issued for the arrest Of Rynders and one
or two others.
New York, June 8.
The Eldorado brought the mails, passengers
and treasure 100000 brought down by the
steamer Panama. Passed on 25lh the steamer
Illinois going into Aspinwall. Passed on 9th at
noon the Northern Light.
Affairs on the lsthmus quiet
A terrible fray had occurred at Santo Bar
bara between a party Of Squa'ters, and the She
riff arrested by party Of citizens, two citizens
OF them, J. Blsseil, Justice Of the Peace was
shot dead. The Sheriff was MORALLY wounded,
intense excitement followed, during which the
Revenue Cutter Ewing arrived, the commander
of which promptly offered his assistance TO tho
Maj,r. The excitement continued at last &C.
counts. The affair grew out OF an attempt to
arrest Squatter who had threatened to resist
the Sheriff.
A destructive fire occurred at San Francisco
on the 9TH, destroying the Lasalle house and
the adjacent houses. Loss $l75, 900.
Several persons are believed to have pc.
rished, among them Mr.. Hubbard of Ohio.
The buildings burnt were on Bush and Rawson
sts.-about twenty rows destroyed.
The old Legislative Halls at San Jose, used
as the County Recorders Office, was burnt on
the 9th.
The newes from the mining districts were
very satisfactory. There is no falling offin the
yield Of gold. The weather was fair for mining
purposes and an extraordinary yield was an tici
pated.
The Launsteen Van Dieman's Exam liner,
denies the report that O'Donahue, the Irish ex.
lie, was under parole when he escaped. 1t says
that the paroles of O'Donahue as well as Nc
Manus and O'Brien, were considered by the
Government as nudity.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW ADvERTIsEMENT--Let every bod

NEW ADvERTIsEMENT--Lst every body
q a 800 NO. 1.
r. r. n.
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and quickly cure me 'i SICK HsApAoHs.
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poisonous ''id' Of the '''i PsRRiryrNr1oN.
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IN BATHING,
Mn Aablsspoonfrof R. R. with Bowl o. Water,
body morning. you the An pure
a. ALL b. BOWEL coM XII
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the most Distressing discharges and will speedily
''"''''' NEURALGIA
PAN STOPPED INSTANTLY.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF posaeuses almost mirauiorsn
81
so1s departing pain s 'ass Il ,ns
vitality the o Of which
| Gains. -
| PAINS RELIEVED IN FIVE AEUTEs.
RADwAYs READY RELIEF wop sIerueiAtia,
for months ~ Rhsumatie Palms.
unsound from top TO toe whose ou distorted viii
s use q RHb%%Ys READY RELIEF Ta i the Sss so
thousands 70 he city Of ana hundreds a.
y % q
| CHILL FEVER.
| CBTLLs STOPPED IN a Fgw lEUTES-PALy RgLLgvXl
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF sc.sike charm
Fever breaks the chiiis
rates with health and strength every and
PAINS or ALL KINDS
Whsnevery oufssl pnu, apply RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
relieve few minutes pains the
READY RELTEF either internally applied externally will
afsv mnass'op RAJ Saa s9say s lss cause
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
JOHN WRIGHT CO.. Isl Charsrss strsst, Me- ors.nI
General Agent who will supply dealers In the country
| Wy 4 co.spriess
LANCE
MEDIUM " :
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l. sTRAUB. r. HAzLErT
ISAAC STRAUB & CO., MILL FACTOR,
a. Cornerof Front snd John s,ress cnrinnasi, Ohio.

KIDDER & FABIAN, Agents,
% Magazine street, New Orleans
fhs ssoye Is Wood catofa single geared Queen Of the
naasars Cob Breaker Of srsash and durability
we convert Corn MN, sas ssw minutes -oA
We portable Mills single geared (bes
ity French bur grind Wheat Corn Stock calculated
steam power. These Mills
and horse competition against the other make Of Mills Of
awarded beautiful silver medal.
Mills asotook first premiums the best Mills, at Annual
Aso-Portable MILLS or
This Mil exhibited operation BY horse e Ohio State
Fair 10 1885, when awarded premium and Yend silver
Of porabis POWERS AND STEAM
ENGINES. All articles spIcity nsefu
articles warranted atour
Of transportation and the money refunded.
2For full description testimonials OF
refer those Interested TO pamphlet had oura where
AXE pleasure 70 explain each scls ISAAC srRAU
Mil State Fair FALL bosterous out his
Mill End coaageusg entered into verbal agreement with
quantity the o both mills evefy
FIRST TRIAL
stranb 70 run an eighteen inch mill
BUTTONS . 81 Second ONT T rsfais men MILL
btrsub 70 at twenty trsei Bch rit.
Burrows a Co. TO run a tw ,, 'neh mill.
sraub orun twenty -siI inch mill.
Burrows 4 Co. to a thirty mill.
Whenthe pinch came, that boisteroua popped
To the above Inow appenda challenge grind
wiilran my eighteen QUEEN OF THE SOUTH, with cob
MUM AT THE OHIO STATE FAIR fall against tw nty osr
Burrows Mill WIN. Rsnuo XIV
Son os % run a. and 70" are Of
Cushr auxiliary Should singe article
and quantity TO The combined productions Of the
mills Gustav PLEASED then draw dollars
stalk put
Come be nothing like walking siraig,
To J. II. Burrows 4 Co. ianIs sm
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MEl}ICAL.
m WAREHOUSE, no:
GENUINE MEDICINE

GENUINE MEDICINE WAHEHuboE, ~. -
VI 1sl Es8rK zET-y WHICH ~ -
70 stsad department o. hsI
rs. hs uulsd slatss thsa eou.y
Win fresh and ample a. rass far bo ins
pvices AZ enabled 70 oh of s
Which 81 S
chsr city Having experience wy xbls
sals Medicins they have scau,rsd
scale hnh sfg
supriv the trsds n prices 40 hat
MI renirs on
.sle Or rstsil Al ueir be onra
ALL eENufNE PXfENT MEDICINES The ~
assortment and csn be 'ntusne'
atfrom twenty twsnty-hv cont ehsaSsfhsa
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IaDpLEKY, HARNESS, ETC

~ Ew ARK. MI. ,SADDLERY Ware
IN spElsw q suss CO. 10 y J. caS.l
Msnnesarsra fmpoqu Of skppLsRf Aaa 81, ~ ssSs.
,s TfapK whips Tkriss, Hsnsss and bsid
,ssss roofs Aad Trimming o. every a.
's. " ss No u CANAL 1s Aspnsw o. sUIL CO.
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wa Be supplied o. equally ieyoI.els terms. sy1i y
nR. DAvISs SYRUP OF WILD GhsaRf
.d, nSp odssUT sRos M Ss az s coGeHs
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sa.,isSios NC ( . q;
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The ssss q WI, cH;y aof Ts ss %
1.am. ssa'ismsa Of Ohio ihisf ' be aSs'' '''-''
FROM iai ~LsrAS psr rast oso ,ay -, i,s
that :os:s nd ss.ss r. aa ss: e
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isur, especially, .,s. W. v W. sHlli4Fs'
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Pag;saoo ne Hssfs nd SeasapIos et.hs yDr
pav'rcompsund Syrup Of Whd cnsrry and Ia a.. 80.
" I've ~esAs y last wnr waA ouhisd WITH severe
yoen. spo r. H. ana pa me I5e.s acc q,
tbst ssst q ne ana NETS
~ort ~ ~as aaig zoe dsy e sSs Y
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nspses u III sy5se e. VIE ose,y and Isr recon-
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troubled gone 7s siiss III S
ennNSn,a sns h seea y atthat am
rsmorsa ~. HENRY NickhhsON, $50 Iohnst
WEAKNESS AND PAIN IN THE BREAsT.
ran htv.y IA. ,,, ELL gan e.
1a ny ,no"sass o. ~ ystss Ny vie asd oes ssseed eb
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1. ma 81 ~ occasions ,ns rssi r speedy a n The dl Il
.iasy ~ nes sn nAs ysea nee 81 she ahsoa
'sfy ziess 70 .elssmS ne or 81
s.wApLo",is Waserssres
lieel free toreeommsnd Dr. Days Syrup Cherry ma Tar
no my eIperienc Of a bensdc snsets Ihays
with Of he srsss. "a 70 ssss o ENDED
Win dspsPc symptoms LsPnE having 81
Dsys Syrup, 40 vas relieved bv ds
~ nt I'm n'e az xs ~ Iamed,ss.
~ Merchantsrom sections Of he County n. es
catering Of the popularity auS e.
have rssuiarI, IA n o9 81 mem wnet s virtues.
oes sba.id y = Iha y ds not give sstor
% returned one Of them has ppeatn 10
sppsnd few extracts o orsrs " ssmp q as a9s We
" ven = 2, ~ pa soeoanm We hes1snsS heart
Rat, r rlsoa'i; Dr.. ss yAushAN and susH,
Dr. p.v;,,, svrrr =, vii, ,s. MaH.yAx.. Ind III.
msdns We can dispose snOos ss nv wGs agency for thu.
rpom p.pcr.rr. =.
Fhom hAh0EATI MCGOWAN.
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II NICKERB0CKER PATENT COOKING
Ia RANGKs-FIRSr PREMIUM.

PRICE b COULON, Plumbers, l07 Poydras
street. New Orleans respectfully inform the public
general that they carry on The above business
are gpared to supply HOT COLD PLUNGE or SHOVE BATHS
AMERICAN, ENGLISH and FRENCH WATER CLOSETS WASH
BASINS FOUNTAINS BRASS FAUCETS Of all kinds COOKING
RANGES, GARDEN HUSE, HYDRAULIC FORCE LIFT AM
BIER PUMPS st.ed " In the yls LEAD PIPES
aescrpton PIG and SHEET LEAD BLOCK always ON
hand sHIf and STEAMBOAT WORK neatly up repaired
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SIASIER AND MARBLE DUST III.
ale kyUsU "' ioo os Land Plasser,9y bb MahIs nj -
3Mts - HARDn.L Co. -"''
uA,Ne.~,s, n'eoss!efs 70 j. Rsyrss iC9 4,
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fllst<os
Chickner's sugar-oosssd PalsHtivs'
Paris Life,
Mofsttis Life,
Wright'u Indian Vegstabtss
Brandrsth's Vegetable UnivsrsAi,
Morriuon's Hygeinn, ..s.
Lees New I.ondcn,
Cooper's,
Andersonf,
WistAr's Gentle Purgstye.
Hibosrd's Anti bilious Family,
Swayue'a sanntive,
Herriek's Sugnr-costed,
saprington'a Fever and Aagps
Covel's Rheumatic,
6rset en- aerT.
peneer's Vegetable.
Winer'r Chsnomils.
Pernan,
iiiebasis' Health,
Anebasis' Ayre, s..
Evans ChAsDomiie,
yaIndtt'a Anti bilious,
Iugoidby's Pils,
Jayne's Ague,
CouGH REMEDlEs.
Sherman's BAlsam,
Buchan'a Hungarian,
DR.. Davis's Wild Chsrfy and Tar.
Winer's Elecampane
Wistar's Balsam,
Thompson's Tar ard Napths,
Jayne's Erp.etorans,
Duncan's EIpeetorant,
Bartholomew ExpatoranN
Bailey's Syrup WildCherry,
swayne's Syrup Wild Chr',rv.
Schneck's pulmonie Sym,
New England Pulmr mic Syrup.
Taylor's Balssir ,.iverwoft.
SlTTERs.
Monst's Phnnlr,
| Hibeard'n Wild Cherry,
| Woods Wild Cherry,
| Blate's AroInatie.
| Herrick's,
PANAcEAs.
Bwnin's,
Houck's,
Cnlleu's Indian Vegetable
OINTMENT AND SALvES.
Dailsy's Magical Pain Extractor,
Hswlsy's Vegetable,
Otto Of Rose Lip,
Allebasia's Bl ,kse
rorsey's Master Of Pain,
Conklin,
Buffers letter,
1 McAilster's Vege.abll
Daniorth's Vegetable,
Harrizon's Specific.
TONES.
Rowandis Improved Mixture,
Southern Mixture,
NorrIs's Mixture,
Jsyne's Hair.
Foz's Cyprian Hair,
Eaet India,
] Van Reeds,
| Wynkoop 8,
Baiiey's.
~ All articles in the Medieine
will be Supplied on equally fwcrsl
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)BTATION LINES.

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Lave BAsrs for Washington At AIS and
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TEAR SIR commenced the use of your
KATAIRoN by sscidsut having such things but
Hair consider Of much service that take
making the fact known Tor benefit nave rsp
bald for eight years.
-. s,vrsts Tsw Crlsrns mh9
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CSGYPTIAN EYE BALsAM.- ID. Coz

ESGYPTIAN EYE BALSAM. ID. CO. 1n1k
I'm having h.d .a.sy x.a., orr. ~ x:
ETH. 49, ~
rarn the Eye q see cured il en n.1
to the eight Of
wssfs: who Aways speca
D. rising ony drop enabled 10 Hd hs newspaper without
as% ns%n = ssys " drop
4i e1- So Y Il IL FOX pH5ssT myio iy
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DHlLADELPHIA MANUFACTURED

~ w A6ONS
CARTS, ,DI,ks,AaYs,
WHEELS, HAND
CARTS WHEtI.
EARR0Ws, HAND
TRUCKS, etc., etc I,
PLANTATION ard
Road WAGONS,
CANE and other
CARTS with W God
sni Iron Axletrees,
for Horses and oxen !:
nm ava. IEnGEY
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.,ur,s n, the citizens Of this city ss vicinity, that ne
attend hs line entrusted to his care "
bnnsr Veterinary Surgeon Will nsuis an
v H pa patronage having devoted several yeas 70 ma
IN ass Prussia and for hs . ysA
IN The Doctor at his stsblea uNiUN
between .treet nns
ptsstsY AND "a RRIAGE HORSES FOR SALE. octss ~ /
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| ID. TABLES AND PATENT INDIA RUBBER CUSHIONS OF
THE UNITED STATES.
"a CONT street, AST0GHI
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MEDICAL CARDS.


nR r CHAPPELLlER, Graduate Of the
s.< a for thirteen pfseoneI Of Meains
S.,.bsr fiss has permanently sesra =, New orissn No.
DYRNR. MRS. Midwife, 1856 Naysdes street,
y epscsi- he Station, NesD.lesns. sepsn y
nR. HUBERwALDh has recently arrived from
he uiss where he has resided for the last ar ysss snd
~ III Tropical Dsssss HI, Of Tehcnp
scuIss and sirtb streets, Fourth District, aecs YIN
INR. McFARLANES DRUG and MEpi- -
IL STORE Of Poydrns and csrs sise's Nsw
Oriepns Fanatics, add Nsnatons shipping s* "
boat, sc supplied. Bua Lick whst bt the ee asee x
MEDICINES. p. L. Massey, Druggist ~
ifE and Apcthscsry No. So So Charles street s ~
as. and carefully ersmnei BY SELF Quality may BE- de-
psndaa on p L. MASSEY, Apctheesry and psuxs ns,s
sspi Telegram eme ess. s. ch.r.sa ana sss.e,
nR. J. e. LOCKWOOD, who has had four
,.r., Practitioner Of Medicine WAN
e 10 attend prineapy Office practice for the future tnkes
method 81 public hat he viii treat with unparalleled
Gas al Fever Diseases q the Eye Head Heart anss
- Kneys Rhsums canrefs Tunors Sores Ulcers 10
II South. Also that class Of complaints called yene
svhis fosm Gonerrhea in all Of It's degrees
Persons residing the country and suffering with any
s or about the OF We
bv ss,nr me description Of eir BY ette post VIII receive
yfonnpt stisfnion snd he erred posahs Z, 40,
N Ny be ssnt on rseePt o. an os es
aes riptnn Of the Dr. e. LOckwOOD NO. "
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kSontl stfeet, o.
ipforms his nu-
inerous custom
ers and GENTLE
men amateurs,
billiard players
generally, that
after dilixent re-
searches and nu-
merous trials, he
has justcbtainsd