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COMMISSIONER OF PATENTS.

The Sun Of this city pays the following we'll
deserved compliment 10 Mr. Mason, the new
Commissioner of Patents
The administration appears to have been ex-
tremely fortunate i'll its selection for Com
missioner of Patents. The loud complaints
which have long been made against the office
and especially against the examiners, have been
thoroughly and impartiaIly canvassed by the
present able incumbent. He has ascertaned
that they are, for the most part, wclI founded
and has lost little time in applying the remedy
Inventors may IN future rely upon meeting with
fair and just treatment by the Patent Office
The vast power which Of late years the ex-
| amIners have managed to usurp and abuse, will
hereafter be held somewhatn check. Althou ph
the vatnry may be considered as won, ii was
no easy task, however, 10 achieve it at so carly
| day. The evils were so Numerous, it required
much tine for their proper investigation, ane
many obstacles arose through the tacit or open
opposition Of The examiners or their friends =
Having once tasted The pleasure of arbitrary
power, they we're naturally averse to being de-
prived of it,
/ Fhe Patent Office Will, we believe, now bs
conducted IN the split which Congress intend.
ed when first establishing it, and The country viii
be the gamer and inventors find cause for con
gratu!aiIon, that The liberal requirements, gen.
erous sentiments, and unstained integrity o
Judge Mason have been brought 10 the admin
istration OF the highly important duties of Com
magloner Of Patents --.Yeu York True Demo
cratA
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Ey The Cotum@saY informs US that Cap,. G.
w. Cutter, the poet warrior, was granted d.
vorce at the last term Of the Kenton (s,rcn,t
court, sitting in Covinston, KY, from his wife,
7 RANGES Drake Gutter, we'll known for the las,
twenty hse years as an able and popales ,rarie
ac..ess - A-aS'1
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Mining Agency.

New tenK, ITO BRoADwAy-RooMs No. AND 9.
vHis Agency Is established for the purchase and sale
= ON eommissiOn Of unimproved Mines and MINING
stock IN Companies organized and work also for
furnishing all Kinds Of Machinery and Mining Tools as
also the Chemical Analysis OF Ores and other
substances 40 forwarded from any part of the country.
printed circular. giving full explanations, will be
sent in answer to any paid letter enclosing one
hree-csnt Post-cfic stamp.
l. D. BARBOUR & CO..
Sept.l4, 1885, daw 3m Ito Broadway.
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DIsAPPEARANcE OF YELLOW FEVER.
New Orleans Crescent of the 14th instau
tainsthe gratifying intelligence that
foyer has disappeared from thatcity. II
". H.Heali4 had met and,passed RESOLUTION |ldl
,"no epfdehitho v existssia Innnf1ffaaps' AL
though-slie city. bad dneekAl6 risited
by frosts the weatAe4.x1 fevefl
had died entirely out, leaving Tue - bealthS
as the most favored localities. Absent citizens
were returning, and trade was assuming its for
mer activity.
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~ R. WEST announces to his old friends and pa
NJ tron that he has weathercd the storm.
During his absence up the Rver-proonged beyont
ms antcipatons there sprung up in the city Of Du
buque, notion that he insolveht and lad abscond
struck made haste to sue Ont their Or
his land stop his business shut up his store and arre
Ai ar, ns',iisssS. sT r. e as o., es. -
been able to show TO his creditors perfect state of sol
vency; they have made the amende honorable; have
withdrawn their suits and attachments at their own
tends long to bedding business in Dubuque. At his
Store and his Old stand ,on the tevee
he has plenty OF GOODS Of the right Sort where he will
be happy 70 meet his friends and patrons, and
vince them that the best aud cheapest place them TO
deal is now, where il long has been and long will be-
Dubuque, August alst, 1853, daw-tf
NTANTED-3O bushels good White Oats, for which
w the highest market price will he paid I'M cash when
delivered at my Warehouse, No. so6 steamboat landing.
G. r. WEST.
R0 CHESTS and half chests Imperial Gunpowder,
W Young Hyson, aud Black Teas, of a superior
9aany, for sale at my Ware House on the Levee.
Dubuque, Sept. lst, '.3 G. r. WEST.
II HAVE on hand large lot of Window Glass of all
= sorts and sizes, for sale al No. 3O6, Lcvee.
DUBUQUE Iowa, Sept ,, '5a. G. r. WEST
10A BnI.s. Leaf Lard, first rate article, and
lOO 100 canvnssed Hams for family use, on hand
and for sale at my Ware House the Levee Dubuque
iowa, sept "a g X. WEsT.
GtOD Fisa, Salmon Fpout No. aud 2, Mackerel, bv
~ the barrel and atfaarrei, hand and for sale by
sepsl 6. X. WEST.
INDIA Rubber Packing, oakum, Pitch, Tar, Rosin on
hand and for sale by g. 4. WEST
CHURNs, Tubs, Pals, and quantity of Woodea
~ Wsreo n hand and for sale,by G. X. WEST.
A BY ~ s''' 'As'As on "1.a GR. S VEST iss Ta'e
Dubuque, Sent. !qih, 1853. 'i y
HRANBElRIES'-As saiall lot of new ones for sale
~ at my store on Main-st., M. 60. go
Dubuque, Sept. Isl, 1858. G. X. WEST.
MoLAssEs by the barrel and half barrel on haad and
1Xx for sale by WEST.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-11-09

D In our column of new advertise men
our readers will notice the announcement o
J. D. Jennings, Esq.
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ENGLISH HUMANITY


The London Correspondent of the Tribune
gives an account of the way the human.
tiles of British laIdlordsm are developed
You will perhaps have seen from the Tunes
that Mrs. mcdonnell, ofKnoydart, Glengar.
ry. has, in initiation of the Duchess ot
Sutherland, undertaken to clear her estates
in order to replace men by sheep. The Pco
pie FsPer, informed by correspondent on the
spot, gives the following graphic description oi
this Malthusian operation
I" This lady had number of cottaoers on
her domains many ef whom were unab I
to pay their rents-some being considerably in
arrears, as ne are told. She therefore, ordered
them all off, and drove them to take refuge in
the woods and caves, where they have since
been lurking, or rather dying, while Mrs Mac
donneils horses have been warmly bedded in
secure and comfortable dwellings. She al the
same time offered them free passage TO Cana.
da, passage money being cheaper than poor
rolls, and permission to sell stheir little stocks,
they have no stock whatever to sell, except the
clothes they stand in, broken table, or a
rheumatic cat Finally she forgave them the
arTears-she could not get. This is called
no6fe generosity.''
Such elections appear 10 be again the order
OF the day, throughout the Highlands Thus
at least, we are informed by Sir Charles Forbes
Highland lard, writing to the Times, thai
sheep farms are now becoming so valuable tha
1t will pay our English sheep farmers to hire
sheep at any time, and to pay for the RENE va
OF all who stand in their way -
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Canton Teas,

II HAVE been appointed Agent for the sale of the
i Genuine Canton Teas. Persons in want of the best
article of Teas procure them Of At low prices,
and they will be warranted good the money refund
ed. A. GILLESPIE.
Dubuque, Sept. 7th, 1853.
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-------------
ELECTION In NERRASKA

We have been favored with copy of the
returns of the Election for Delegate to Congress
from the Territory Of Nebraska that was holden
at Bellview on the lIth instant. The re- suit of
WHICH is as follows, Wig:
For DELEGATE TO CONGRESS-
Hadley ID Johnson, 35S votes
For GOVERNOR.
William Hamilton, 2O4 votes.
For SECRETARY
Mons9n a. Clark, 295 votes.
PoR TREASURER.
y. L. Downs, 2S3 votes.
Westcrn Bug. =
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DUBUQUE savings Bank.

vTvHE Books of the Dubuque Savings Bank will be
y opened at the Bank Of F. s. Jesup & Company on
Saturday,, the 18th October next.
Deposits will be received Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday Of each week, in of One Dollar and up
wards. Interest will be paid the FIRST Mondays OF
April ana October Of each year. Interest uncaed for
will be added 70 the principal every months and
draw interest as principal.
r. S. JEsUP COMPANY,
Dubuque. Sept Is, 1883 dawly PToprietors.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-11-09

1HE AMERICAN LEGATION IN ENGLAND
we have information concerning our legation in
LondGn from the pen Of distinguished 4 mer-
Ican now abroad, who, though not connected
with public affairs, knows what is going on
around him. This gentleman states Iha, Mr.
Buchanan is exceedingly pleased with his secre-
tary of legation, Mr.. Daniel E. SickIes of New
York, aud his private secretary, Mr.. Welsh -
From his letter we anticipate that Mr. Law
renee, the son of the late minister, will continue
his connexion with the legation to which the
minister regards him as great acquisition in
eeed--knowiEg everybody and everything
around him, and cheerfulIy according the bane-
it OF his experience in London and in American
public affairs there to his fathers successor
Mr. Buchanan's presentation to the Gueen took
place at Osborne, in the Isle of Wight, without
pomp or parade, Prince Albert and Lord Claren-
don being alone present. Mr.. B. had not yet
settled himself at housekeeping, though at last
accounts he was busy with arrangements to that
end. lie had received many kind attentions
from members Of the British ministry, and more
especially from Lord Palmcrston, between
whom and himself an intimacy had sprung up
which can hardly fail to greatly facilitate his
official labors- Star
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-11-09

PAY DEMANDED FOR TREAcHERY AND Dis
oRGANIzATIoN-Ih Herald of this morpino
complains that those who opposed the demo-
cratic ticket were not rewarded for their treach-
cry 10 the party, by the gift of Offices. Such
talk is ssihc sublime and beautiful" Of impudence
Here is one of its declarations, which we annex x
as specimen of the horse leech cry of give
give
"What we object 10 is, that all Of the patron
age OF the Governments is given to those who
rendered personal service to some one Of The
Senators or Democratic Represe n tatiyes in Con
gress, to the abs Dlu,e exclusion of other mem
bers OF the Democfatic party.
In other and palmer words, What the
complain Of is, that those who assisted in cleo
ting the ticket nominated by the democratic party
/ should have been rewarded for their fidelity t.
the will of the people, while those who bitterl
opposed the ticket by every underground al
rangement which trcachery could devise, wer
not rewarded for their dsorganizing attempts
4 remarkably modest proposal, 10 be sure!
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TIE PEENsyLvAsiA ELEcrloNs-rhe off,
cial democratic majority in Pennsylvania i.
Forty thousand three hundred and stpenty niae
That will do
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S OLD OUT.

u DANGIIART z BUCHANAN have sold out tshsis en-
ID tire stock OF Gos,fT 10 WiLLlAN s. Hall.
Desircus OF closing up tle business indsht-
ed them ny hook account are f come
Onward aad settle up Immediately.
E4NGLART & BuCKMAN.
Gascade, arch 30tl, 1857. daW-tf
WiIasAn 3. Halt. atthc old stand, who will keep
enefat asxnStmenGo of Good on hand II Ill tines
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Groceries E. Provisions.
ANDERSON 4 MILTON.

AZ the old stand Of A; I. Wightman,
WOULD call the attepfion Of buyers to their stock
w Of Groceries, pF0Yietons, &C., sc.
AZ OUT stock snow cpElsts We shall continue to re-
ceive shipments from time time during nav
lgaton, thereby enabling have Fresh and Full
Stock the saeson, and tobe a; all times
TO fill orders at the lowest market rates =.
RTCash paid for all kinds Of Produce.
fREicular attention will be paid for the purcase of
ARTICLES in our line. ANDERSON & MILTON ,
MAY le, 1853. daw-Iv
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-11-09

n The types yesterday insisted on making
us rob Mr.. Phycrton of Galena. 1t was Mr..
Boymton who should have been announced as
the lucky man.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-11-09

C0rkery's General Agency.
II AND WARRANTS Tor sale, ore o. iox
IL lmprovcd Farms for sale, of all sizes and prices.
CITY PROPERTY for sale,
lIoases and Lotsin great variety.
CAASH RATS on England, ireland and Scotland.
PASSAGE TICKETS fog syle to bring out emigrants
from Liverpool.
INSURANCE an Lite Fire, Cargo, and Freight, risks
DEEDS, BONDS and Mortgages written out and Agen
clos generally attended to, by
CHAS. CoRKERY,
may l6-dwyl Notary Public
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-11-09

The Diploma Of the Mass Institute awarded
to flyer Cherry Pectorat, by PRor. WEBSTER
! when Chairman of their Committee on Chem
icals is now on exhibition at the American Col
lege in this city.
| 1t is set with the media llion awards of the
three great Institutes of Art in this country
and also the Gold Medal of the Medical lns,-
tute ar Naples. Surely this discovery has re-
ceived the honors Of the great as well as the
1 gratitude of the humble it cures
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Ss39,362,OOo
S2O9,o40,5DO

Here is unqestionably an alarming symptom
and the inquiry will be Immediately made--Are
we t. have such times, and such pressures, as
followed the expansions of 1876 and 1886? By
no means. 1t is questionable whether We shall
have any "pressure' that will affect the people
generally. Why not Like causes will pro-
duce like effects. Unquestionably but, the
financial conaliian OF country is always mod-
he'd by many causes, and that ofwhich we speak
is only one. In this case, all other conditions
of the problem are different from what they
were in 1916, or in 1886
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-11-09

The capital inve sted in these vessels will prob
ably amount to three and half millions of dol
| lars
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~ Fhe loss by the late FIRE at Louisville j.
aid to h 100000.
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The STEAMER GoLnEN ERA-We are glad
to learn that this fine boat, which we announ
ced sunk some two weeks since below Clarks
vile, has been raised by means ola diving bel
boat. Her cabins and upper works are said tt
have suffered but little. She will immediatel,
be repaired.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-11-09

IN BBLs. Green Apples just received and forsaI
~ by G.R. WEST
Sept 10Th. 1888. y
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among them may be found good choice article oi
brown clarified, crushed, powdered and loaf Sugars
Rio, Laguira and Java Coffee; Gurpowder, Imperial,
Young Hyson and Congo Teas of the best quality; Col
den Syrup, New Orleans and Sugar House Moasses
Western Reserve and New York cheese, Goldfish, Her.
ring and No. Mackerel Boston, Butter, " ater and
Soda crackers Rice, Dried Peaches and Apples; Tai
low, star and sperm candles Palm, Rose White and
castsel Soaps soft and hard she'll Almonds and Peca
Nuts Pearl Bar.ey and Sage; 1apioca and Oat Meal ;
fresh Raisans; currarts, citrons and Figs; superior
article of Tobacco and cigars Pepper SPICE, cloves
unsrogGd saleratus, Indigo, Starch and Vinegar: Ma
caroni, vermaci and English split Peas, Yeast Pow
ders, Baking Powders, Baking Soda and cream Tartar
Extract Of Lemon, Rose, Vanilla and Nnimegs; preser;
we'd Peaches, cherries, Guinness Baekberries, Straw
berries and Ginger pow deFed Sage, Thyme and Sum
mer Savory English and American Pickles, all kind
Of Tomato and Walnut cafchnps corn Starch, Farnas
cocoa, Bromo and Shred singass for custard paddngs
&C. superior Olive Oil and Salad Dressing and all ar
cles usually kept by Family GroceFs. These articles
are and fresh, and will be sold very low, at No.
Globe Building, BY A.GILLESPIE.
Dubuque, Nay 4, 1853. dawtf |
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David s. WILSON,
ATTORNEY At Law,

kr0rssrs, !, Globe Budings, eornerof Main and Filth
streets.
IXTILL attend to any law business collections in
w any Of the NostheTn counties Of the STATE.
He has hand Land Warrants 10 locate quar-
ter sections for one and TWO years.
R~k - M3&s ~ f Z
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VIM. II. MERRITT !
VOLUME XIII.
w, III. ROBBINS,
CLOCK, WATCH MAX Err,
- Jeweler & Silversmith,
Oh Post 0Dfee,
,er of Main and 5th Street. Dubuq:e, Iowa.
q 1882 dawtf

n HHDS. choice N. o. SUGARS, and full supply
VI of E4JHILY GROCERIES, just received and for
sale Al wholesale and retail Also good assortment OF
Queensware, from Boston, by
J. {. WEATHERBY & Co.,
sept. 30. Main ST. Dahngne.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-11-09
Ryaady, Wines 4 Porter.
ADVERTISEMENT,

A SUPPLY Of the above. of vaSy superior quality
"A just received and for sale by
Dubuque, May 4, 1853. A. GILLESPIE.
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SII.3 01I 00O
Total,
Average
$4Sl, 900
$120,256,00O

This period was follow by one OF great
mercantile depression. The storm swept over
the Western country, in 1919, 20, '2I, 22,
prostrat'ng every bank-making all property
unsaleable, and requiring ten years for The peo-
pie to recover from the shock Ten years after
this, the average imports of the country, were
forty millions Tess per annum, and in that period
the country recovered its prosperity, and elias
ucIty. In short time, Orertrading was again
commenced, with these results:
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Gbe a}'rrklq Crprrss,
BY VIM. H. MERRITT.
PAX Up! PAY Up.


MORNING, NOV 9,Is53
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II. w. ~ q Il 3 ~,
Attornsy At Law, Negociator = Collector,
OFFERS his services to professional gentlemen and
~ Others in the collection Of old debts, and the
promising of demands due in Western Iowa
prrosrrsoss taken to beused In any other State.
LASD WARaAsrs bought and sold.
Austin, Iowa, Feb. 81 1883. sdaw-sy
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Lieut.. Beale, in passing over the table land
between the Colorado and the ella, discoveredla
number of human habit ations. Some of them
were very extensive and of stone, and showed
that numerous and industrious population once
existed where al is now barron. A mul itude
OF remains OF erockery and domestic utensils
were found. 1t IS supposed that the r, ms are
of Aztec origin.
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DissOlsatfOsl,

THE copartnershp between ssabscsibers aWder the
= firm Of rwichell = MOgridge, was dissolved in Sep
tember sast BY the death Of John w. Twchell. The
Commission and Forwarding business will be continued
by the survivor, Joseph Mosridse.
JNO. w. TWICHELI.
JOSEPH MOGRIDGE.
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Hos. H. NJ, R1ese-
panied by hla.
,nee on fis W.
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PUBLISHED EvrRY WEDNESDAY, MORNING.
DY WIN H. MERRITT

Attorneys at Law,
TIAvING formed Law partnership, will hercafte
be ready and happy to attend TO aibusness IN IN
line Of their profession, which may be committed
their charge. RT 0Gee IN tie Globe Budding.
l)uhuuue. Ms d 18TH. lQS3 daW-lY
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b. B.JstOHAtLORAN,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,

Livery Stqhlc.
On 4A. .betpeen ea sa1 ,.egr City Hotel
LYMAN q SHOMO,
HAVING had xheiT stable, horses, c destreye fire
II have now built xeS stable, and purchased fresh
horses sew :a11ls. bas9ies csiases sulkies
etc to which tsy fnvite public NJ frsl
Wsptsdse ssrssvss keep good hotses, carriages,
etc., as can - found eaysAsre the Northwest HNe
ask Is trial. feNt "a 1t s4'f 'fAa'5fsf1
~ H4Asse prices psidtor corn, oats a4ahay
April %, lo3l. 81 tf "a So fss - -,
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$6o7,lS5,OO0
Sl5I,796.OOO
Total, z
Average,

'"S', SIoi ,|SO,UUU
In the four years which followed, the banks
Of ~ country tuicc suspended, and the bank
rupt act swept off fine hundred millions of dol
lars IN ,corthiess debts,
In The ten years, which followed that period.
the average imports Of the country were thirty
millions per annnm less, and the country again
recovered its commercial health but, in the last
four years, we have this result
1850 imnorfs nt-s 100 ooo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-02
RICHMOND MARKET.

CURRECTED DAILY.
FLOUR-Market is dull and heavy. No ship
ping demand, and the hot weather is irving TO such
as remains in store We quote at S4f to s44 for
mixed, and S4s TO IS for fancy brands
WHEAT-but small receipts, the market moi
yet fairly opened The miIlers are willing to con
tract at 81 to 81 10 for prime crop, which the
farmers are holding at 81 rs
TOBACCO-The continued dry weather, and the
sppiehensions of short CT op give activity to GU,
market with an upward tendency. Sales at 81 %
81 for Lugs good ST. to sl0 fine $40 to SIS. and
one hid of extra ine sold as high at 1853.
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DIR. GORDON HARRIS.
GRADUATE OF CAMBRIDGE.
CLASS 1924.
81 ouNDRR OF rHs uA1
BAL flM0RE LOCK INTIEMspy

BALTIMORE LOCK INfIKMsRy
NO 3 South GAY 81.
Opposue the Exchange Building and po., ,ss.~
'nOSE recurring medical or surgical a. -.
apPiyl1s 10 Dr b., may secure skitul tras,
ment and advice while all coz mu nic.,;ars a9ss
nor. ~ F'o'cssionA no.
Aware of the difficulty with the p.hn, - 49,,
initiate IA Newspaper advertisement h., ~.
seaeiao sno sxliui phyaician and the IN .irs .-
.snsons OF the designing aud dansesops a 80 n
= WI cneeffuily give, when applied amer M.
h sse se.saences as will fully satisfy iii who ree
"a. BEWARE OF NosrRums,
,;s aso'u tne Patent Ehxirs, Compounds and Gar.
$3.50. ss :. to cure ell persens andnr vsrssd
40 tns constitution and habits of individus,s ar.
.ns.a loasoa teaches the same rem .dy csanos bn
- 1u " al sike and that disesse can only be safa
non :, smoc.asiy eradcated BY jadioioas sppscs.
aon OF proper remedies
ATTENTION INVITED
n practical experience OF ever vs. years saah,..
:. u TO insure sound aud speedy cure IA -.
tssn eiass Of diseases. which have too iong -.
Yielded by regular physicians 20 tho hsnds Of naa,s
cry he may be consuited confdenuslly, elmer !.
person or by letter. =
lersons q distance cured at homs ~ .as-
Maryland Dsae'snsrss
4 Al eommunications occidental
hsmedsss sent ~ mail or expreas 10 anv -. -
tho Uai'ed Ststes tsoS ~ q
On TIxRC 10 yUHN @. 49, ---.ss-v,.
~ eslsosst Queen Cisy Hams. ve.s .s..n
i = IOHn n or A,,ca..
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Barque Swan, Cole. from James River (aboui
llth apriD arrived at Bahia 18th ui and proceeded
to Rio de Janeiro previous IT, 10Th, without break
ing bulk,
Schr Susan Canon, Frisbie, from Richmond ar
rived at Charleston 18th inst.
Schr g. Washington Camp, for Richmond; CID
at Philadelphia 10Th inst.
schr Usher, Crowell, for Richmond, cleared al
Boston 18th inst