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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-04-06

THE LITTER Day SAINTS s-Yes'erday there
arrived, via New Orleans, about $3.50 persons,
Mormons, on their way TO Salt Lake, chiefly
from England We learn from Mr. Wheelock,
late Presiding Elder Of the Church in this civ,
and just returned from Englind, that there are
six more ships on the way, chiefly freighted
with members of the church and their families
He es'inales, the number expected by these
ships at from 2,5oO to 5000. He is advised
Of the arrival of ship at the BaIize, with abou,
800 persons from Denmark. Arrangements are
making f'r ihe transportation from Europe
next year, of about $4,000. The growth Of
this b 'dy is one OF the most singular novelties
Of the day.-St T.oAts RepuJi,can
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.s.,sxssa Ill. e. SPOTTSWOOD. - 5ea
MANUFACTURES Of Gsnfs' and boys Clothing
IVA Solicss share ofpubHc patronage and hopes to
give satisfaction to an who may be pleased to favor him
With their cQ4toHa. III hua8s sFs3f7 usg44Ts
Shop ovss Eaxjsy snd ChFistman,s Dry Goods etoss
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A CARD.
J. HILL, ARCHITECT e. BUILDER,
n ETURNS his sincere thanks to the citizens of Du
IL buque and vicinity, for their liberal patronage and
enco,,ra ia his profession, and having this day
formed co-partnership with HORR, Architect ana
Builder, would solicit their continued suppoE. IN nehaii
Gf the firm.
JNpc. 7th s5Q-6md&w, .~E
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DrTER NAPLES.

Waples House Corner Store, on Main street,
VHYHOLESALE and Retail dealer ia Dry Goods, Gro
w ceries, Hardware, Queensware, Boots and SHOES
Ae &c April 80, 1851. If
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JUDGE CORKERY'S COMMUNICA-
TIGN


Judge Corkerv responds in this days paper
t. the CO nmnnication signed "MAxY VOTER.
WHO ARE ADMIRERS OF THE REPUBLICAN PA
TRIoTs, KossurH AND MFAGHER" and publish
ed in the Express few days since, inerroga
ting him in relation to toast given ~ him a,
the st. Patricks supper on the evening of the
18th inst.
The Judge fixes the paternity Of ii upor
Capt. kocl,y and bcrates him in very severe
terms tor it. 1t is true, that Capt. X och, hand
ed the communication in for publication, which
we stated when applied to, but we do not know
him TO have been the author Of the article
We regret to see SO muc'l bitterness Of feel
ing, as seems to exist between members Of the
same community, and would have suggeste.
had we been consulted, a little more mildness in
treating this subject
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II. T.. TWICHELL g. co.
Forwarding q Commission House,
NEW ORLEANS.

ApIii, 1oOS.
l0oll 10 DR.. John B. HeniOn.
SU II g EON N ID e NTIST,
Would respectfully inform his friends and the public,
that he Mas locased II Dubuque, and will be happy
wait on all that may need his services. s.s.g
Oce in the Globe Building, up stairs, End docr on the
right. sla1
- iessg =, -, Notice. - So.
DsR. ROBERT J.. THOMAS Of the late firm Of Rich
j ards Thomas. tenders his Professional services to
the citizens Of Dubuque and vicinity and scits share
Of public patronage. Aes4 7a 3Fhf sFNf r
O1ics on Main street. between 5th and 9th streets in
the Brick Building over Cannon Fruit store Residence
corner of Eighth and White streets. ~aFu
N. B. will continue to practice as County Physician
foYths comfy of Dubuque. sg r. J. THOMAS. n
,Dubuquss Apri 27-dwtf iessh s, bir.-
& 7.5 THE LAW. ige
THE subscriber having determined to turn his atten
ton to the practice Of the Law-(in which profess
sion he was formerly engaged)-he win devote him elf
every department OF legal and the advocacy
Of ssa.es before the ordinary s.eSns Ct aasee
Dubuque, Nov 9th, 1852 daw If. t1a SO
slis--111Ia 6sa i,I.i4 10 aw..s r. GILBERT.
+ IS sio1i DIR. w. Il. MsMAHAN.
TENDERS his professional services to the citizens
Dubuque and vincInity.i bus ,st5al gcil
Ghee in Ei,.pa..ieA'g building, Main street, first door
below the Globe Building. ~
Sage,
r have now in store supply Il fresh, clean sage
j which viii Be soldlow by A. GILLESPIE.
Dubuque, Jan q, ls53-dwy -.
/ Is "a 1aeha El BrOmlO. s7sffs
p AKERs BRoMo, fsrths sick, ampply jus, received
ID and for sale by aass. - - A. GILLESPIE.
n Jan. q, l653-dwy 49, ~ -
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|. BouyrY, LASus Ayp HnnEsrEAp. Among
the ament t,inents which tuiied was one offered
by MIR Brodhead 10 give one hundred aud six
acres of land to all who served in the way ~
l5l9, which Mr. Dodge, Of Iowa, NOV. d TO a.
mend by adding prsvisa that a home stead Of
one hundred and SIXTY acres OF land be granted
to any pers IN who shall iullabit and cultivate
tho sa'ne for five cons cuiive years rhis a.
mendm,.,nt T., the amendment failed by the
.foll?wing vote -,
YE,s-Me SRA. Atcilisou, Bell, BorIand,
BrIgh', Chlse, Dodge If Wisconsin,. Dodge OF
Iowa, Dnu!hs, Downs, Gryer, Gwin. liile,
Houston, Jones nf lowl, Jones' of Tennsssee.
Mallory. kusk, Seward. Shields, Sumner,s Wal.
kerA aud Weiler-22 l8sas fa4
E,rs-M.ssrs. Adams, Baager, ,Bayard,
Bradbury, Br 'dhead, Butler, Ceall,"n, Davis, Z
ID 'wson, DrS,nssure, Fitzpatrick, Font. Ham ;.
I'm, Hun'rr, Miller, Marion, Narfis, Pearce,
Phelps. Pratt. Smith, Spruancr, Toucey, and
Underwood-2l tt
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Ihis gen'leman is at present Attorney Gener
al q fennsylYania, to WHICH Office he was ap-
pointed since the Sta,e ELECTION last f,ll. NJ,
is, we believe, the youngest member OF the cab
met, being about thirty five years of age.
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.Atorney Geacrni-Ca,e5 Cnshiuo

VI present one Of the Justices If he Supreme
Court If Massachusetts, and well, known
thr"nghou' 'hss unted States dis,;ngui, he'd
Politician and e,gnent scholar Ntr. CUSHING
was born in Salisbury Essex county, Massa
ch"setts, in January, 1899. aud consequently is
now IN his Fl ~ fourth year His father, b..
''ng.ng to one Of the most rcspec,abl~ 1T III
OLD finiiiies %. Massachusetts, was ex.eneiv "
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-04-06

,saf LIGHTNING. LIGHTNING! og p.
TvHE citizens Of Dubuque are nfomedtha,
i the Subscribers are now prepared 10 pat up Light
ming Rodsn any Of the City At the shortest notice.
They may be found at the Good Samaritan Drug Store.
may 5th-dw II ~ ,}tk 3a97 " WAUD 4 PYLE,
|hsas s..f bge II ad This. asr5
bsA LL me, either by Note or Book
Ia account, will please call and SETTLE lwant money
TO, puieh44e my Fall and Winter goods with and MUST
KdTET tJuRs II, dwy) u ). B. THOMAS
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ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGIA.

NEw YORK, March Is.
+ TIE Georola reached her dock at . O'Clock,
and brings California dates and mails Of The LIST
inst, also 2"6 passengers, and. ST. ,sS2, 900 in
gold dust in freight, and S2O0,00 iu the hands
Of passengers, The Georgia let ASpiuwall "n
the 10Th.
fR s New YoRK, March g.
Thererisa run,or from Washington that Johr
OSuillvan has received the appointment OF Col.
lector OF this port
The steamer Crescent City, from, Aspinwal'
and the Cherokee, for New Orleans, rin Haya-.
na sailed this afternoon. The former crowded
w,hp1ssensers.
A letter from Antigua, o. March 9th, etatra
that's OF the bats ot the ship Golden ilIrht
OF Boston, reached that lsIand wi'N even Of
The crew of The Ill t9ted craft Oh board They
were all well, anA Sou'd .sT ,b2bly AXE passaa.s
on the brig s'ylph ior this port.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-04-06

"VtTft"TyW Wc 1'aty-JNMGs {. DObbln,
Is "a lawyer Of FayeteylIe, and was elected
member OF the lwenty ninth Congress (IS45
AZ He was a Speaker nf The RI use of Com
mons al the lats, Sc ssIon of the lc9i Stature of
North Carolina, and was th. cand,d,tc of ll,e
democratic party far United Stnt-s Senator. bu,
his election. vsas defeated by The intrigues Of
Ro,nnts NJ. Saunders and few other tnem-
bers "f the Legislature. This circumstances
doubtless recommended him to the favor T
Gen. Pierce. Mr. Dobbin was also me,ub r
of the National Convention at Baltimore. ard
promptly seconded the movement of the Yir.
glnia delegation in favor Of tn. nomination Of
Gen Pierce. Mr.. Dobbn is in the prime of
life, and ofsvcry Observation-Disclosures.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-04-06

-: LIVE 6ne Houses Lets f6s sale toeethe,
.ef! !agsps4esly. n wbat i known q, Wickess ID.
Itssa g Ddbuqde. Terms easy. For farthe,
Information spply 10 G. +. wK:KEs
Sept 20sh, - daw- 6m.
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M. J. SuLLIvAs, scct'y.
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. LEXINGTON n Through

sS..nnanannnsuESssa TO BUCHANAN, IN TWO DAYS, iN
our MaRPdCkET Boats. By Sconsri9e
md LpehbWg.On aud after tho 10th. our Boats will
leave Richmond daily, Sundays excepted, the usual
hour. P. NJ. aud arrive in Lynchburg = Ia urs aud
in Buchanan in AZ hours
Returning, leave Buchanan at u a. NJ, every day
eNccp, Sunday and arrive in Lyncburg at 81 ?. NJ
leave Lynchburg al p. and arrive in Richmond in
- hours in time with the Norfolk boats leuy
ing at 81 A. NJ and the Southern and Northern Rnif
Road ears leaving Mt Z A. M
Passengers for Lexington, connect with daily linz
every day. except sundays and arrive in Richmond in
II hours.
Passengers for Farmvle. fare 81; Buckingham II
are S325 Charlottesville, iare - so stanton, nrn
81, viii leave Richmond in Tuesdays Thursdays, aud
Saturdays Boats.
Below seeeard of time Of arrival at intermediate dis
iAnces
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CLOTHING AND FANCY GOODS.
DREPARATION FOn THE FALL

DREPARATIONF FOX THE FALL
AND WINTER CAAPAIGN iSjJ-54.-lh"
subscriber. are fece vieR ibsir stock of
Fail a. Winter Goods,
10 which they respectfully inYi,e Tie after tim n me
public Ii Is believed to Ice Il largest and most Fhlu
able ever exhibited in this city and comprises in gren
Variety everything properly belonging to the READY
MADE CLOT II y g aud Gentlemen, FINISHING
business. in parf as follows:
French Black Dress and Frock Coats .---. SIS to 80
An'can a. Ger 49,. to ID
Fancy Dress and froc Coas Of every des abe color.
Cloth. Cashmere. Tweed AMI Beaver Sacks, Halt
Sacks, Frocbs, and Paetots. varying in rice if"m II
OVER COATS Of every suitable style of eood' in
market.
CLOAKs-caledonian,J Julien. md Talma Cleaks
PANTS e. YEsfS-ln uur large and choice assert
ment may be found siy suit all .sste.. Or the fr
mer our stock Of Black Cashmere. French Doe skin,
Rbband. Barathea Fr"ucn, Enfli,h and American
fanc, Boot tips aud lid coors, is not surpassed in
any one e-ta ,shmentin Virginia VESTS Rich Plush
Velvet Grrnndine, Florcnne and Banthea Sill; Cn-h
me-, Imitation Cashmere Fancy Wool. fnrmer's Sat
in valencia. Cnssimere, Popn, Satin Velvet Nc, Par
ty and Wedding Vests; White Light Colors and Tin
seled silk. Metinon and Velvet
Our FURNISHING DEPART ENT i well sup.
pied with every thing pertaining that branch of the
business, Gloves and Hosiery Shirts, Collars, Black
md Fancy Cravats, Stocks SuspeDders, Pocket Hand
kerchipf Money Belts Under tiaimcnis, Scaris, Night
Caps Snokn do, Foot Muifa, Dressing Gowns, Study
do Silk, Bingham and Cambria Umbrellas, Trunks *
Carpet Bags.
Country Merchants
Are invited to examine stock. Our prices will be
found LOW goods of the quality be
purchased in the Northern cities.
SERVANTS CLOTHlNG.-ro''acco h.onulacIu
and others, having cothe. should not
fail to Civ" cnll before rrrchas ng Our army OF
sering-mdchines will enable furnish 5000 servants
suits for the Fall Trade.
A. S. SHAFEh & co, Nam 81,
sept 90 Is Lynchburq, Va.
10 Bedford Sentinel, Roanoke Beacon and Wythe.
Tal
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Opinions of the Press

Those who havr tried il, have found that the udver
usement does not vaunt its praises highly - Iai{a
hassee Eoridian and Journal. FEB. 10. 1853,
Housekeepers who have tested the quality Of this pow
der, pronounce unanimously in its favor Lockport Da
ty Courier.
Ii supassesevery thing in the shape of rising we ev-
er yet saw used IN the baking Of cakeSRahray Adpo
cate g. Register, april Is, 1853.
I his is article of such utility in various kinds OF
rookery. that when its virtues became properly known
housekeepers that studies 'mfort and economy will
willingly do withoutit-Nelo- York PiokAag o. 1888
No one need hesitate 10 Durkee's all important
article to houskeepers Banner and Mash
viIe Wig. Feb IL, 1853
Would you have light bread-bread TINT YOU can cal
with good relish, do not for get procure Durkee ;
Baking Powder, and you will not fail to have good bread
cakes, &c.-Iroy Daily Times Mag "a 1852.
We have tried this article and recommend il with
perfect confidence Quebec Gazette, Juiy, 1852.
Durkee's Baking Powder we have tried Mt our house.
and 'beter-halfp astonished al the result
Nee- York DAILY 7fmes, Oct 30, 1853
All good housewives will rejoice in and gloryfy the
name of Durkee, after they have given his Bank ng
Powdera fsr iria.-Ner- York Sun, Sept 80, 1852.
Durkees Baking Powder, undoubtedly the best article
for this purpose that has yet been dscovered.N. J.
Dntchman. Feb. l2, 1853.
the highest concentrations from hundreds of the
largest and respectable wholesale houses in this
and nearly every large city this Continent could be-
given if space allowed it,
The article is warranted to give satisfaction Or.
ders accompanied with Cash will be promptly He'd
E. r. DURKEE,
Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer.
Wholesale Dealer in Sal Soda Cream of Tartar Sun
Carb Soda, Cooking Extracts, Wax Matches &c
-saR &kFf 1879 Wafer 81, Nea- York.
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ALL DISEASE is CURED by PURIFY
ING THE BLOOD.

Suppose the stomach is affected. All the symptoms
show gceet prostraon of its strength Is capable
of digesting the food have wind IN our stomach
sour belehi gs--burniag pain scrapoe semations
the pit of tho stomach These symptoms remaining
cause the greatest prosraon OF the powers nj the mind
as well as those of the bodyand II not speedily ronuy
ed, they will cause other dangerous symptoms such as
Paralysis ST. Vitus' Dance, Epilepsy. Rheumatism--
more generally however, Cholera Morhus. Dysentery
or II may be obstinate costlveness Terminating in viz
lent sickness OF the stomach, and not unircquenty IN
inflammation OF the bowels.
How important is it then, that these first symptoms
be removed and duses OF Braudrcth's Pills
would generally effect this object but it should be r.
membered that they are always applicable, and should
be used until health is fully they will surely
cure than any other remedy, and when we nye
health through them 1t is pateh work-iis GNU.
isE cuRE-one that will not deceive.
For sale, Wholesale and retail 10y d. b. Payne, yneh.
burg; Va. Tap6--wt.1
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HAVING learned TINT there report in cilculn.
l iion thnt pictures would be taken less price
than they can lee had Of me,-lhi. is 10 inform my
friends aud the public gene,nlly thai having enlarged
my gallery and obtained the services oi good nrti, as
assistant, am now prepared to furnish DAGUER-
REOrlfES Of US GOOD QUALITY. aud at as chcap
a us they can be Obtained in this place,
~ All pictures warranted 10 please.
oct IL dts =. Il. GIBBS.
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Our terms viii be Cash,or negotiable paper sHtisine
torily endorsed
The subscriber, thankful for the very liberal patron.
age bestowed him for the last fourteen ycnr, ho has
been IN business In Lynchbnrg wou just mention thai
he will still continue his former business heretofore
and hopes, with the additional iacuea he has
by the constant attention be feels dcslmined to give
his business in all It's various branches Ia merit con
tinuanoe oil the patronage Of "A liberal public.
sept 23-ts rEO q. CURLE
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BRANDRETn's PILLS.

MdafdFHf Wdcd HlNdTg70o V10Ta ITd1-T |0IE9
Of al confidence
A MEDICINE universal in its powers of good 10 nun
IA woman infant often lootcd uronus blessing
sent from heaven life-mny it be duly oppreeia
ted.
But some one says, "how medicine bc use
fu in all oasrsi" We answer, this medicine pa.
rifles the blood and as no disease can effect Us when
rho blood il nure 50
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New Pickling and Preserving House.
lIE suhscrhcrs beg oavr Ia inturn the puhlir TINT
l they now prepared to til orders In anything in
thri" line, snrh Pckies fres'rycs, Gat-ar Snuccs
Fulils aud Vegetables preserved IN tier mutual stnt;
Brandy FRUITS Pie fuls fresrrycd; hc.b Mrr- Fish,
Soupa, &e.. all ct whicli nie 81 superior quality.
Particular attention given - supl,iug # rlW OysIcrz
having arrangements with the Il Arrrut Express and
Ruiluad lines we ntc cunblr Ia deliver them in good
condition 10 any section OF the country portion of
public raitonageis solicited.
MANN 4 DUKE,
oct ls-d3t Nos 1877 aud 100 NJ, Eierry's Whnrf
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CT &C y

We have on hand a good lot Of Clocks some iron.
cased inlaid with pearl very petty mantle ornaments.
ard good time-keepers-Also, very pretty Time piece
suitable ion Churches, Counting room. Nc all % which
guarantee To perform accurate tmc-And last but not
ieas have Few of the celebrated lie coulter Razor
superior uftele-We have tried them, md therefore
know them 10 excel any evernsod before All those
ing goods Ia line respectfully solicited to cn
and examine stock before purchasing elsewhere.
oct l4-1fs II. sILNEHTHORk < co.
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Horse Sfr:sycsl.

Horse Sfraycd.
- TRAY ED from the linz of the s. S. Rail. ~
y road, mule below Lynchburg, a BANVS1S
HORSE, haek Maur aud Tui lie has never A-A-A-
brcn worked and was used by Mr. Pollard in superin-
tendiug the WurN at the point mentioned.
liberal reward will be paid for his delivery at the
Norvtll Huuse. Lynclburg
oct lSdaw THOS. ROSSER.
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INSEED OIL
4 300 gals Linseed Oil.
1000 lbs. Lewis Pure Wh.e Lend,
Barrels Sp'ts Turpentine,
Chrome Green, in Oil.
Paris Green, in OIL
Paint Brushes, yarnish, &c, &C.,
For sale at
WRIGHT & ALLISON'S
sept l2-cts Neeo Drug Store
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AtfcleS appropriate to The kHSt CaSS.-Boxes of hats
honnets al d furniture
articles appropriate to Second CldSS-BoXes, bales
Of dry goods feathers shoes saddlcy glass, paints oils
hugs and confectionery.
Ariicles apsrop1iafeto Third ClaSS-Virgina domes
ties sugar coffee liquor, bagging rope butter, cheese
manufactured tobacco leather hides cotton yarns, cop
per, TIM sheet IRON holowware queensware, castings
hardware rafble dressed andother heavy articles not
enumerated in special or fourth classmates
Articles appropriate 10 the Fourth Class-Flour, Tin
.acks rice. pork, beef fish lard inflow and bncon (n
cnsks boxes sacks) beeswax bales of ginseng
and dried fruit bar iron, marble (undressed) rll and
grind stones, mill gearing.
% miles. l.50 Salt per bushe ! 8
' las nf per 100 miles. 100 ofFity pounds. 10
eon o. ., = $50 miles. 9 so II
WV 'o'' zoe miles 800 Carrie @ast. } II
Sci 7--dts
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NEW BOOKS AGAIN
y Nisit 10 Europe, by Prot. Is. Silliman,
Roman fuitori or, DAYS uf Cicero, Cato, aud Cat
aline BY II. W Herbert.
Bleak House. by Dickens.
Countess DE Gharnoy, by Dumns,
L,littc ar, Pirate nf the Gull, by InFrhhnm,
Wide, Wide World by Miss Nrhercll,
Dollars and Gents, hy do
Also. supply Of
Smith. Poems
Rudimenls Of Architecture,
Fern Leayes by Fam Form,
Boaitiee,
Burneti'a, Dickens aud Choppers Novels,
Graham, Gody's, aud Hnrper's Magazines for Octo.
hor; Fire Screen Prints, Letter Wrcr, Wall Paper 4
Border &c, &c., Mt MORSE'S
nrtsts I'oumisatoB YoBsr
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OrrcE Va rfSS. RA1I Roam Co !
.nrll.nrr ST. On 1877

From an intimate acquaintance with Mr. Geo q
Curle feel confident that the Piedmont Works under
his management. will fully maintain its reputation in
making Raii. Road Cars wn in any aud all it.
brauehes Of mechnica operations
JNO. ROBIN MCDANIEL, President
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We haye al.u good assortment Of Silver Fore
Spoons, Ladies' threaded and plain handles; Cups
Buiterk hives. Fruit-knVes-ail Of genuine Coin W,
have alec the genuine Ahata plated Spoons. forksBut
terknives; an excellent article plated Castor anf
Fft4it. BnskefA
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THROUGH by EXPRESS

'INHJS is to certify that the MEXICAN MUSTA
L LlNlMENT has been used quite extensively
the stables of Adams & Cos Great Southern, East
and Western Expresses for Curing Gads, Cfa
Scratches, Sprgns and Bruises, and it has proved y
eilectual. We have no hesitation in Recommending
us n valuable preparation, to beused externally on n
or beast j. DUNNING,
Foreman of Adams d Co.
Express Stable y. YoH
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MoRGANToN, n. c., June Both, 1850
DIR. A. G. Bragg & Col feel it my duty to those
my fellow beings " no afflicted have cen, taa
my testimony to the wond rfu effects of your Musn
Liniment was severely attacked in Decembar h
with Rheumatism in its worst form, suffering nigfi
day with excruciating pain for six months being for
whoetime unable.to walk even step My right leg y
so contracted and drawn up that | could not put it
the ground, and my left arm badly CONTACTED D
ring the whole time was attended by two of the M
skilful physicians in the pace but they unable
afford me relief and finally glve up-pronouneed
incurablc and said | must die
AT this critical moment commenced using the Me-
lean Mustang Liniment, and after using small b
ties began to find relief from my suierings and ali
using seven bottles was as well ms ever | was betr
GEORGE GOOD.
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MoRGANTo June 30tt

MoRGANTo , June Both, 1888
certify that l am acquainted With George Goof
that he afflicted with Rheumatism as above sa1
and was cured by the use of the Mexican Mnsi1
Liniment. JAMES G. SMYrH,
Merchant and Hotel ktepeI
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say, Flows inrrows Gutvainrs Corn shelers, Churna
Of various patterns and Of the most improved aud nlest
style Also Hay presses, and everything necessary lof
agricultural purposes. Farmers re'y getting lusl
good articles these Works they tho North
any other works, End nj Northern price,.
We will keep constantly hand lntgo assortment
of SEASONED LUMBER both yellow mud white
Pine, Oak Walnut, &c, which will seA al regular
boat wholesale prices Persons wanting lumber will
find il them advantage 10 purchase at these Works ns
ley can have their lumber worked and dressed 10 or
der, thereby saving the expense Of hauling
We will also keep ready made - r.
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RECOMMENDATIONS.

CHIEF EEeiNEERs OfficE, Va 4 Tenn X. X. [
Lynchburg Va. Septem or 20. 1853.
TO THE RAH.ROdD PTRBfC.
All the Cars ol every Kind IN upon tins road have
been made al the Piedmont Works in Lynghburg, un
Ter tn. direction C uen' Netlletop. as Agent
II gives me much pleasure SAY thai cars have
been strongly and faithfully executed chccrully re
commend these works companies requiring cars,
competent 10 construct aud faithfully any
that may be made with the owner OF theso works
CHAs. + NJ. GARNETT,
Clief Eng. Va s. Tenn. II. Il.