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Holm BULLS FLUID EXTRACT OF FAR

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syi sss yssa' s.5I.ess boldly s:ssT
:ay 3. gssls ..;s
a'ss also contain. tn. virtue. Of ,,u,s,
The Ohio State coba Ohio ha, Of
sou,l The sale Of Bu,,
E1se,o s.,.paIs shl.sity vass inticdas:d Or
Who hsys sd he hat a. parfsI
ing % tls srsp. "a .his M"
Bear with rsadr . longer and be convinced Bar
nd s u 1f soa 5av.
Whist D prusss. and Afoshsaary Of several
''''''e'' ''i ''''''''''' Lou.vu.., n.y,,..
,sa1s lid s sss for
my Liver b. smsds especially ,bs s.r
Sos o.
.h.T.ioIs g.aIs saraapa. tn.
r,,,,,,o who .s Ms6 INA. Il.
following aso may be done for them
In 9oss sulBssr a. w. the las. three year. h.v.
esa Win NE s.v.res va. At tns.iu
disease but oand relief gn your
greatly my than any medicine
'A''A'""' FROM "a "a n + = bepENrrss
cutsnSs Of long standing as nss Ca
wssrsths inaisn ss .S to oops IN
assss . n .ss
parasn q and hysan viii admit its vslss
Rsspse.iaiiy, ysra, W. T. PRENT1ss, MD.
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VTHE Subscribers beg leave to call

yTNHE Subscribers beg leave to call the "a
Of the Trade generally to their we'll selected
stock fresh genuine DRUGS MEDICINES, EXTRACTS,
CHEMICALS, ESSENTIAL OILS PAINT, vARNlSi, HAT, Il
HAIR NAIL and lEET BRUSHES and their args assortment Of
FANCY ARTICLES Ladies' Toilet which they receiving
Importing Northern Houses and selected
expressly this Market They offer the for sas at the low
prices.
Planters Phy.ns and Apchecaes solicited to call aud
anime the sto K, and send in their orders.
FAMILY MEDICINES carefully put up Of the best and psres
tees.
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS carefully compounded put up
with neaness and dispatch.
]. g. POTTER CO.. successors to P, L. Massey,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Mo ST. Charles New Orleans.
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u k rsA Ta SEsT- 1gREE zxsSe
RA AITo hsE VA bBsIMoRE AND OHIO EAK1Ab 10
h0ND, CHARLESTON AND ALL CITIES ON THE Standard
Ihe above line fay superior
eoth and economy Our
the East for the speedy 10
Philadelphia By karoad and Propele NswYs Vain
Charleston by vessels - ' -.N ~
FOR THROUGH TICKETS
Specifying time and sppv u
JOSEPH Z. ELDER,
Agent No. 20 Commercial Pine, and
FULTON NEWELL, Agents, 10 Levse, 81. Iouis
FORSYTH A HOPKINS, Wheeling,
b. T. ELDER d CO, Baltimore,
CoLHouN a CowfON. Phlsielphs, }Axsns
jy9e sn P. BURKE Boston.
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DOCTOR BEAGH's PREPARATIONS.
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s15sz354ya > n ~ M a u = r a III <aSEX e. tain,
y---.s&S . M. NJ = - p(3bugsD& Ifsctnsl
- 8 prom
H1lSv9z3S{& Q4lrra>rH a
HvNkdH AA4sF II TAX Y IAS Rli i Il for Dia
XASk1k62Ax1lIx1s SHks3hllkAS&lQ.f4.r D

Choss, Cholera Morbns omaeh
used By greslnrnbe with the
o aud physss themselves have pronounced the most
valuable remedies known positively urcshe diseases which
~ Sold by all the principal prsgsn the Uni
~ Beach. Breast Linsmeat.aAn s.cslsn. rsmsdy fOr
q Blood Night Oppression in Breathing difficulty
about the Chest This remedy without doubt
benefit Disease the
used To prdpoeed Lung Disease
by the formation Of the hereditary
attack Of the disease and always enjoy good health
this Linamen according todrectons.
Bcach'a Ferruginoux Tonc.-A Chis
Fever and Chagres known fail
the dssase.
Bcaehs Rheumatic Compoand-Nsver to give relief
in Less than twenty -feuI hours.
Beach's stomachive Bitters.-Ths excellent article
that has been long sought -
and Fever, all Auiumnsl living
business for short period low msrshy Districts
invsua for them will with Chilli
and the same time they correct the seceus
stomach, Digestion the
lssna!es and gvesheath and vgor to b general
~ above remedies publish
performed BY them We will say this much they
represented be- They remedies that
demand for these remedies alone
c. d. BEACH, NJ D., Chemist Apothecary,
AW Of Charee aud cnstomlinusa n, o
and Of DR.. RANKIN
Corner OF Camp and Poydras streets
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PENNSYLVANIA RAIL -E-G e.,
~ rb RoApCNoTlcE TO EASTERN IRA. II
uELEnSA Continuous Railroad from CINCINNATI CLEVELAND
3S y MASsiLloS ALLIANCE OHIO AND CHICAGO IL
FROM PITTSBURGH TO PHILADELPHIA.
Through nom Cincinnati to PhilAie phia in rs hou,
Through from Cleveland Phladelpha ia rs bour,
through from Pittsburgh to Philadelphia in ~ hours
BEING THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE FROM THE
vkEAI WEsTIO THE ATLANTIC CITIES, VIA RAILROAD
AND STEAMBOAT 80
Only gu TO Cineinnati sla Louisville els to St. Lou
ana Logging on board the packsA extra;
70 Sneinna', W; Lousvile %; St. Louis, Us.
49, FARE BY RAILROAD FROM PHILADELPHIA TO
so Columbus ala as
Massiio 90 Toledo ....,.,,..,...I al
Cleveland 10 90 Cincinnati Crsstlne AZ
mannrld and Cresline Il. 90 Chicago, s. as
chicago, Wauksgan I Kssoha Racine Milwaukee. shsbsv
gam Wni via Detroit and Michigan Central Railroad as
Ticket. from Cincinnati Philadelphia or B.ln,, Nv Railroad
can Be- purchnsd Of W STRADEB Agent AM
~ ia steam scket Line to Pittsburgh, by Railroad to
from he Captains board, Cleveland via
Snd Pittsburgh Railroad, and Ohio
land, Ohio - ~ 'e' ~'''o-
On or sboI the middle Of February will se .p-nes from
reduced 10 81 hours ~ ''P"A
NOTiCEln loss the Company will hold hsnsslv. r..non
be for baggage only moi sio
,oa. iftS MOORE Passenger Agent, Philsds phla.
Ysssm J, hEsKIMrN. Passenger Agent, PitAsursh.
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WEST LINE-CINC1N- EH Hszzz41n5

pfmsxSv p MArr, DAYTON AND SAN 44lxSE
IS hours ito Boston ii hOun Chicago in ak Soars
VIA CINCINNATI, HAMILTON AND DAYTON RAILWAY.
FoUR DAILY TRAWG
s ss,s TIa. .i,x
Fou ,t 'TIrh n-E ns r at TN
The roads 1 sas AZ. TsRs s with
NEW YORK, BOSTON AND MONTREAL.
cosnssrs R ss,.' cssnn. o'clock
Si'.sI connecting :, Buffalo with tb
10, New Yen Boston Niagara osdsH;sss Gsa.rsa
clock sstopps all Way Cincinnati and San
TOLEDO AND CHICAGO.
r.s. TrainLghining Express. Cincinnati O'Clock
% as.d' wit"
Through from Cincinnati 70 Chicago direct
DETROIT AND CHICAGO.
connecting connecting wit. :. d. FRI
Through from cnciusatito Chicago direct.
INDIANAPOLIS, TEERE HAUTE AND LAFAYETTE
Third a, and Fourth TrAn-Eveping
o'clock NJ train for ndanspe u aS .Ss ss.um' BY
EATON, RICHMOND AND cENTERvLLE.
s,s asss os.
Fourth Ias1aEysnng E1pe~ at SIS sOun.s Hamilton
to Eaton and Richmond connecting Richmond
TROY. PIQUA. Ere.
ts E.Prsss A. o'clock and Second Train
via a%y &c & ss.s ss boy %sse: nd
Packets to Paus ST. Marys and all points waba1
VIII R.s. 6 s, a. s h
Piqua. " "
HUNTSVILLE.
Third INSTRUMENTATION O'Clock p No. csnnests at p.y.c
for unsyile. ~
OXFORD AND CoNNERsvILK.
First TranLghtung Express at O'Clock Tran
Accommodations Express, x O'Clock BY these
trains take Western Stage Co. Oxford
vile, etc. - " 1890
Fourth Evening Express BtS O'Clock PaAssurs
this train take Western Stage Co.'S lines at Hamilton Oxford
PARE.
FRA Rslrsad BY :. ,ith. .ou; 90
road 10 Albany and Hudson IL
From rennA 70 Boston via Lake Buffalo,
YoI5 City and New York and Et Railroad 10 -
an. s,a ws.,:n L.,I,o.a, 10
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HE NEW YORK, BREMEN AND xseHes.
sIr. ELI EXPLANATION UNITED STATES MAIL .x&Q&fN
- ships comprising hs the ASfVy?I5y
s e az ien HEkMANs, Capt Higgins. These steamers
| Proposed dates OF saling-lsbs
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NICKERBOCKER PATENT COOKING
IA RANGES-FIRsT PREMIUM

rhiCE COULON, Plumbers, 107 Poydras
ssl ~ respectfully inou and the public in
are raps.S To Ssy IN ne sevs Ggsssss in Al
ESGLisH and FRENCH WATER CLoSkTs WASH
DasiNSl FOUNTAINS BRASS FAUCETS of
RANGEs, GARDEN HOSE HYDR ANS fopsI 1sn
Elk FUMES btted the LEAD PIPES Of ever
descripnon PIG and SHEET LEAD BLOCK TIN iwsvs -
esadi sr and WORK neatly put up and repaired
AN Iy
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ICE-ICE-ICE.

ECEi ICE,-J. STAFFORD & Co. Wholesale and
Retail Dssss in ICE No. II Esan fields Opposite the
foniehartrsn Railroad Dv lower de No ss Old Lyes street,
No. sse No New Leyss street. 81 New Levss
Tehoupalss No ss L<vss
Moth sad Harmony Fourth Dis
rict. tnei
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rare or me round betwssn BAmsrs Eicotts Ms
Fare Tor the round trip between Baltimore Relay HOUSE
Tickets for thu round trip procured entering
the = . =
WASHINGTON BRANCH"
Pm, = - ' - 49,"
On Sundays k1B a. ands.lor,N
[eavs Washington on Sundays At 4. n. and IN.
The hrst and fourth
trains nom Washington will be Express Mail rains stopping
jya9 Sun u r. england. Avant
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u A. FAHNEsTocK's vERMIFuGE used

ID A. FAHNESTOCK'S VERMIFUGE used
IL at the las. moment with
WASHINGTON COUNTY, Pa. November 1854
neghbo Of had child that sick and the Physician
attending all his skill recovery without avail
They to cauonbug for Dr. L. Who place. and
examination the approved all attending
had done, but could do nothing or The child
Dr. then said that there could risk 10 FAINEST0CKS
and thought they had better sent
After the frat bottle
cordng the printed the child passed few They
then it about half Of another bottle When between Two
AND THREE HUNDRED WORMS immediately commenced
improving, and completely restored 70 health.
SAMUEL. BARNETT.
" Sold Wholesale by all principal Drpgg and
Country Merchsets throughout the United States nal DAWN
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10 bs%es s soSTs
VIA LITTLE MIAMI RAILWAY.
TRAINS.
sseond Eapr.:. at o SISes ~
Third ITain-Hisoorough Train o'clock NJ
sfs throughout with heavy s f. p
NEW YORK, BOSTON AND MONTREAL.
ss% s coming
Albany Ms% fei s ssd and at
Ssd sSo1s bun iss and slasS
s AZ. Asn an, m New s GITs 1d En-
Niagara Falls Railroad, New York Boston, Niagara Falls oSasss
Of TIE T r" c .ps stIs,
aay CIV .S ssss9. sns. "a. The suc and
ton. Nssara Fab, 6ydensburgh, Montreal, ~ '''
' s.! is9n sss:s G;rs
New ySTs fs ss md sy and Ns. F. Railroads.
PITTSBURGH, PiIILADRLPHIA AND BALTIMORE
ooI T T,aae ... ss a ss; s
euIgh, connecting with Pesa-ana Railroad to PhiisSspsis md
ThrouEh from Cincinnati to PHI and s.ltnor. s.
GAINESVILLE wHEELise, BALTIMORE ETC.
First Trsin-Lighnng Express At o'clock Second Trsu
a Ohio .na,c sSn.s s GSsSs s.
%o. sSd a R IL aoi. sHG%;ps ra Bal
n ros sl.a .s:P sa ad s.a%! By
zanc,s sounaeinE with ssse c q
Linz 70 "A'''As' HILrsBoRouGH
Third TrsnaLe.s .' e,nsna. a, " Osi connecting
ton, eN. ,v
From Cincinnati to Albany US 90
From Cincinnati 70 New Yok wa s 10 Bua. is 90
From e ceSS 70 si New Yoi via Lake Steamer: 10
ssa Albany and TaiSs s sSn,, ssa, s.s FeIt 90
and New York City Roads 90
rom cnenns,i to Boston via Lake Shore Banao Albany and
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SADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC.

n. eulIssH.S. y. =. Al
VbSURNBuLL K CO., successors to c&-S.k>
II Brewster Co, a. .itofy, No. lis
Grsr New o.ns Charlie, Hotel. Every ds&Fip
hog Of Carriages made order.
b. B. A ruRNBULL Mani Srtirsrs, Ns~ArtN. IL oiId4w
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$780, York Southampton Bremen-Flrs Cabin
All letter. nsst cabin lower saloon soo Geo.
No bills ladpg 2aPe must through the osocs
An experienced sus be signed on the day Of saing.
For freight or passaen 70 attached 70 each shp.
MOLLER, pply 70
c. A. HEINp RIERA, 20 South street, New York
MARTINEAIEN 4 CO., Bremen.
wN IsELIN Ros' EY 4 CO., Southampton.
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TRANSPORTATION |

baltimore AND OHIOES RSEsS1Tf
j RAIHkND-oPEN FOR TRAY.
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- % WEEEUNG-ON AND AFTER MONDAY JanuMy n, Pas
'shger Trains will b follows:
Leave Baltimore daily Cumberland I'D intermediate places at
O'Clock n.
For Wheeling daily, running through In y hor
For arpsrs train WinchsstsS
Va, at 8 A. NJ daily, except sundAys
For Frederick, daily, at AZ except suadayl
Leave Wheeling for Baltimore daily att An.
Leave Cumbsrlssd for Baltimore daily a, 1850
Leave Cumberland for Baltimore daily at =. NJ
Leave Harpers Baltimore and
Leave Frederick for Baltimore dcy sundays at and
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W. lIE LEApIn 70, so. 100 and 500
and ssussaiss Mhi.s Co.'S skl,n, Pacific, Ulster
III Ase, FRENCH ZINC, GREfS and oteeer A
GLASS, PUTTY, LAMP BLACK, vARNlsh, vstnIS, WINDOW
-. Fer sAs ~ a. pE1A0RAvH On VI ss'PENIINk
-
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NJ EWARR, N. ,SADDLERY Ware "a
~ Hoae.-ASDREw c. BULL CO.. No. u Canal okXHS{A
,tsst s-orisaus bst~ Camp NAg<rrs- ssrssu
Manufacturer Importers Of sAbDLERY SADfEwARE,
hss constantly hand large aud complete Saddles
Bres hsrtugssa Trunks, whlp Stirling Harness and Bird
Lsahsr Hgskn Saddles TOoS Trimming Of every
Sehpuon, at No. II CANAL STREET.
ala iyikw ANDREW q. BULL co.
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WROUGHT to the First District Police 4
D Prison IA
MARY Hu. feet 10 sebes bigh about 10 years old " ~
hae below the right Sayshe bsloags Mr. Nlson3
Of Bayou Sara.
MARCELITTE, grsar hest II ncis high cid;
has below the lower lip Says she belongs Mr. Johh co
hcgss ksepor,in tina city.
TIE comply with the respecting them.
JONATHAN WORRALL, Warden.
N-~oflssns November 10, 1858. mis- lawsw
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WOLVES AROMATIC SCHEIDAM sCHNAPPs.
Duggss ad Merchants and all dealers Of the articles
contained the catalogue, will advantage call
sending their the
ensive Of GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES
States and at the lowest prices. Please address
J. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
matt No Xxi Cba1t,.sst New (,rlean. Ia
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HAST LINE.-CINCINNATI, EE
MLCOLDMBUS a CLEv LELAND ROUTE. Ix3R ~ e.s43~
10 New YORK Railway hour.
~ iA'Ae
10 nteoufzh
Dge,on .34x
.3s
as
70 hasrs
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First Tan-Lghnng Express a, O'Clock Second Train
Accommodation Express Al ~ O'Clock
vile, etc. - -' S'
Fourth TanEyenns Express BaS O'Clock r Passenger b,
this train take Western Stage Co.'S lines at Hamilton Oxford
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DROUGHT to the First District Police ~
Prison ~
usAN black So Old feet high lame In right ~
leg ssys belongs . Utan zahg abut 81 miles up the ~
Coast.
JOHN black years DID, feet s inches high the
upper tooth broken Says belongs NJ johnson,
down the Coat.
Tue owners please comply wish the law respecting h-m
JONATHAN W0RRALL- Wstisn.
s.x O,lsanp Navemt,r u9aia ava
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JH'S PREPARATIONS.

ia GER
tain, ell
,Ifectrsl&
prompt
for DiAr.
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Mn BuILIn regard your ssraaparla will
ito erent In
potts. Lepa peras sese syphtc Cacbsria all diseases
OF constt in
modification OF the s the with considerable
junction with think would prefer other
pArasn Of Ssrsspsrs and physician will admit its vsus
the ubstare iha! into its ompoien
Respectfully, yaru, W. 7. PRENTTss N. D.
Law XIV Desem hrAl
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-04-06
sligo and Tyrone Iron.

S1ISO anu yTOUC HHOus
n n TONS assorted Bar iron; 1856 bundles assorted
OU Small iron; 100 bundles hoop Iron; 80 bundles
Sheet Iron; 50 bundles Nail Rod Iron; 6O bars Slab
Iron received by late arrivals and tor sale.
FARLEY and CHRI.TMAN
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-04-06
N T. w GOO D S /.

Low PRICES IND 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
cali on P. NAPLES g. 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? NAPLES s. Go can
show them, and no mistake
Are you in want of House Furnishing Goods
of the best class, Carpets, table covers, Lamps,
Looking Classes, Curtain Damasks, &c +
NAPLES IL Co., have them il. great variety. Do
FAsHlONABLE BoNNETs
Ribbons, Flowers, &C., You will find them
prett,er and cheaper at this Store, than at any
other place in the City.
If you are in want of Handkerchiefs, EN-
broideries, Gloves,
FINE SHOES AND CATERS,
(of rhe latest stylcs,) Hosiery Laces, &c, buy
them Of r NAPLES 4 Co ii You would have
them good and cheap
DO Gedtlemen want
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.
Coats, ves.s, Pants, Hats &c. They will find
a fresh and complete stock, by calling upon
NAPLES 4 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 in
selecting from the largest stock-therefore,
you should not fail to call upon NAPLES
& Go.
When you are looking for goods, be sure an
call upon us before purchasing.
P. NAPLES & Co.
n,h,ou. March "a l852-dw1v
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-04-06
THEMLAST CANDIDATE FOR
PUBLIC FAVORS!
voice From Dubuque!
P. w. AhLEN ON THE STUMP -!

LADIES, GE NrLEMEy ASD EvERyBoDY:-Not eApc.ins
to be called uponshall have to beg yonr ,nauisense
and hone You will view me with cfutc,s eye. we
are great people-the PRIDE the gl9fHan the nope VI
the admirng and astonlshed mil e 81 TINS sapunalt
dfh oursis great country; m yve.y, v,s ss,ea
by the bright eye of day from n 0ien' anu eAai'o1
throne when he riseShe frst fxe b smiling eye ON
the granite hills of empire State Md wheh ne snns
Ia rest in the FURNISHED palaces OF ne
last effuigent smile upon the golden COWS OF
Our continent lies stretched upon ne bosom Oh !he
world-from pole to pole-embracins1in her fostering
ed by every seattle feah the glory of te ocean
and fellow citizens, the ere4 people OF inns great
eountry, | know il, you know II eNeryOu0y lana uie
rest of knows it. We are Ame, iowas some,
Dubuou. is some and an-what, hall sayf(you are
some too agreed, if you say il, but was going 70
glorious republication Oh but aomite sovereign
p.ople in whose grasp held the destiny OF the worid
Fellow citizens, candidate for your Iavors VIII
Won rive them? (YesD Well, thon that point Is set.
tied lei me say although upon the verge OF great ana
important crisis, 'to be, or not to be-yet nave Deeh
mindful of you, for you have stocked myse" wsn 'ne
principles-when say principles. fellow citizens,
mean the principles required nv You In health ana sck
ness in luxury and iabor in youth and age you want
Drugs Medicines, Chemicals or Dy estuHs-it you WANT
Paint Glass, sash Puty-if yon want Oil to grease
the machinery Of til great country, or Oils to beauy
the raven the svery locks beneath hch SIT IN coun-
eli the various attributes of soul-come and get them
The mol, il Oh ned at 1901 Main Street, Dubuque, ad-
joining the NAPLES House.
Come one, come all, in one continual flow,
Your votes Cdimes) deposit, and win bestow,
Upon you my gratitude, and with cheerful heart and
willing hand WI, my whole time be devoted to serve
you
GThe orator here left the stump amidst deafening
shonts Of applause.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-04-06

AT No, 5 MAIN STREET.

.46ore Globe Building, tetpeen 5th and 9Th Sts.,
DUBUQUE.
Am now opening, and will be prepared to exhibit to
Tie Citizens of Dubuque and surrounding country,
Goods ever brought o this Market consisting of Fancy
ana staple Dry Goods, Boots, SHOES. Fine Cutlery,
Hats Caps and Groceries. he following comprises
part In Fancy Goods there are
Black and plain watered Silks,
Rich Brocads Silks, PLAID Silks and Figured do etc.
20 pieces All Wool Paris Delane.
IS pieces plain watered and figured Delanes. from IL
l-2 cents TO 40 cents.
Rich Thibet Shawls.
Broche French long Shawls.
Embroidered Merino Dresses.
100 Bay State Shawls.
Merino OF everv description.
Alpaccas. black and figured.
SILK Warp Brocha Alpaca, and beautiful article
Dress and Cloak Trimmings Of every variety and STYLE
Bennett, Neck. and Taffety Ribbon.
Bonnet Innings
Butt Black Drop colored drop and every variety OF
Buttons for dresses, latest Paris STYLE
French worker capes, sleeves, Linen Cambria Handker
chiefs, worked and plain.
Ladies' and Misses Gloves, kid, CLOTH Cashmere and
habit, Ladies long and SHORE Mitts.
Gsntlemen's Gloves of every kind.
Chimizetts Habits, etc.
Black Silk Lace and Fringe.
Laces Of every descrption-Linen Bobbin Laceditto
Trimmings.
Ladies Misses and Infants Stockings.
French Cloths ind Cassimcrcs, Plain and
+. Fancy.
Is pieces satlnetts.
IS Kentucky Jeans.
rs &C White, red and yellow lannel--Garize flannel
SO s' Bleached Muslins.
25 bales Blown ditto.
50pieces Hickory Stripe.
so : Blue Jeans.
80 g. Ticking.
80 i" Linsey Plain Plaid and Striped
$50 " Prints.
IS Canton Flannel.
100 pairs Blankets
Bang up Cord, Beauertnie, etc. etc.
Boots and Shoes
IS Cases Roots and shoes-Mens, Women's Boys ard
Misses
Hats and Caps.
80 Cases Hats and Caps.
Groceries.
Sugar, Coffee, Moasses, Gloves, Nutmegs, Nader,
Pepper, hspice, Alum, indigo, Ginger, etc. etc.
Sperm andTa low Candles.
Black Teas.
Liquor.
Old Cogniac Brandy vintage 1877
Old BoarbDn and Monongahela Whiskey.
Common DO.
Old Madeira Wine (vintage 1889.
vinegar, etc etc.
Ali OF winch are offered at Wholesale or Retail at
prices to SUIT
Admttance Free Doors open from halt.p past Jam to
~ PM My CLERKS and myself take great pleasure in
showing Goods,
Having procured the services Of gentleman who
| speaks the German language, am now prepared to
wait on AL persons who speak that language.
return my thanks to my old friends and Gus
toners who have extended the right hand of fellowship
to sine my soourn Dubuque, and respectfully in
Globe Building, at No. s. where shall be happy to see
| them all and as many new ones as will call.
J. B. THOMAS,
No. 5 Main Street, above
Globe Building.
Dubuque, Sept 3, 1887 ribune copy
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-04-06

.ss..ss AloHd The Stockholders Of the
assdd6Un and Prairie du CHEN r. r Company
met in this village last Saturday, and elected
nine directors, a. foilows
H. l. uoasmsn. B w. Br,sbois. T. A Saw.
age, e. w Pelton, s A. Clark. John Thomas,
Wiram Knowlton, Alonzo Prlton, l.. +. Ferret
Gent.l.
Merit Saturday the Board will meet to choose
4 President. Secretary aud Treasurer
This Board, We are gratii to state, 10 COM
posed of sctive, through business men, who Will
crowd this enterprisr 10 an early c"mpl,t on
We do not speak from authority. but give " as
our oninion that when the Milwaukee, and Mis-
si.siupi.rnad reaches Arena, there cil be @noth'
er ready to take its freight and passengers on
to the Nlississippi. The B"ald siii nnooup 60.
~ take measures to secure tine right OF way ON
Madison to this place and commence work at
this end Of the route early in the Spring
Crawford Co Courier