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The MONROE DocrRINE.-The original de-
claraton Of President Monroe, upon which the
SO called Monroe doctrine is founded, was as
follows. 1--WE owe it, said he, "to candor, and
to the amicable relations existing between the
United States and the European powers, to de-
clare that we should consider any attempt on
their part 10 extend their system to any portion
of this hemisphere as dangerous to our peace
and safety. With the existing colonies and de-
tendencies OF any European power we have u
interlered, and shall not interfere But with
the governments which have declared their in.
dependtnce aud maintained it, and whose inde-
psndence we have, on great consideration and
just principles, acknowledged, we could not
view any interposition, for the purpose of op-
pressing them, or of controlling in any other
manner their destiny, by a European power, in
any other light than as the manifestation of an
unfriendly disposition toward the United States ;
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AFFLI CT ED, RE ADJ!
PHILADELPHIA
MEDICAL HOUSE.

Established lS Years ago, by DR.. Kinkelin, N
w. corner Of THIRD and Un,On streets, be-
tceen Spruce and Pine sts., Phila.
EIGHTEEN years of extensive and uninterrupted
practice spent in this city, have rendered Dr. Kinken
the expert and successful practitioner far and
in the of all diseases of private nature. Per
afflicted with ulcers upon the body, throat legs
pains in the head or hones mercurial rheumasm strc
impurities of the blood whereby the constitution has be-
come eneebled, ali treated with success
He who places himself under the care of Dr. H. may
regiousIy cOnfide in his honor gentleman and con-
fdenily rely npon his skill as physician.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Young men who have injured themselves by certain
practice INDUCED ina habit frequently learned from evil
companions school the effect of which nightly
should apply Immediately. Weakness and constitution
al debility loss of muscular energy physical lassitude
and general prostraton rritabty and all attic
tons, indigestion, suggishness of the liver, and every
disease i'm any way connected with the disorder of the
provocative functions cured, and full vgor restored
READ!!
YOUTH AND MANHOOD.
A Vigorous Life or a Premature Death,
KINKELIN ON SELF-PREsERvArIoN-O
% GENTS
This Book just published is filled with useful informa
ton infirmities aud diseases the Generativ
Organs 1t addresses itself alike II Youth, ManhOo
and Old Age, and should be read by all.
The valuable advice and Impressive warning it gives
will prevent years of misery and suffering, and
~ remittance of p cents enclosed in letter, ad
dressed DIR. KINKELlN, N. w. corner of Third and
Union streets, between Spruce and Pine, Philadelphia
will ensure book under envelope, per return of mall
Persons at distance may address Dr. K. by letter,
(poSt paid y and be cured at home
Packages of Medicines, Directions &C.. forwarded by
ending remittance, and put up secure from damage
curiosity
Booksellers, New Agents, Pedlars, canvassers, and
all others supplied with the above work very
July %, 1852. WHY
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A MONG the numer is discoveries science has made
N in this generation fac tate the business ofiiie
increase its enjoyment and even proong the term OF
human existence none he Damed of more real val
TO mankind, than this contribution OF chemistry to
the healing art. Avas trial OF its virtues throughout
the broad country has proved beyond doubt, that no
medicine or combination of medicines yet known, can
surely control and the numerous varieties OF
pulmonary disease which have hitherto swept from our
midst thousands and thousands every year. Indeed,
there is now abundant to believe remedy has
length been found which be relied to cure the
dangerous affections of the lungs. Our space here
will not permit publish any proportion of the cases
affected by its but would present the following
opinions of eminent men, and refer further enquiry TO
the circular which the Agent below named, VIII always
be pleased to furnish free wherein are full particulars,
and indisputable proof of these facts:
From the President Of 4mher College, the celebrated Pro-
ffssor Hitchcock
James c. Ayer-Sir: have used your Cherry PectO-
raj in my of deep seated Bronchitis, and am
satisfied from its chemical constitution, thatit is an ad
mrable compound for the relief Of arynlcal and bron-
chal difficulties. If my opinion TO its superior char
be of any service, at liberty TO II
EDWARD HIrcHcocK, l.. LID.
From the nodely celebrated Professor sdman, L. L. d.,
Professor of Chemsry .Waerdiagy, &C., Yale College
Member Of the Lit HIST Med. Phil. and Seieate Soeie-
ties Of America and Europe
&C L deem the Cherry Pectoral admirable compost
ton from of the articles in the Matera Medi
ca, and avery effective remedy Tor the class OF diseases
it is intended to New Haven. Nov. 1, $780,
Major Patterson, President of the S. c. Senate, states
tndt lie used TIE CHERRY ftCtoT0 WIN
success, TO cure an inflammation of the lungs.
From Of the first Physicians IN Maine:
SAco, Ma, April 2i, lS49
DR.. Aver, Lowell Dear Sir: l am now constantly
using your Cherry Pee0rai in practice, and prefer il
any other medicine for pulmonary complaints. From
observation of many cases, l convinced il
will coughs, colds, and diseases of the lungs that
have put defiance all other remedies.
invariably commend itsuse in cases of consump-
fon, and consider it much the best remedy known Tor
that disease. Respectfully, yours,
l. s. CUsHMAN. d.
~ Prepared and sold by Jemes c. flyer, Practical
chemist, Lowell, Mass.
Sold in Dubuque wholesale and retail by T. MASON;
in Prairie du Chin, by Master and by the druggists
every where. daw-y
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Curious Spanish Opinions Of this Country.
The Ciamor Public, newspaper Of preten-
sion in Madrid, of the 18th February has the
following paragraph in its diplomatic re-
view
g While we contemplate the deplorable po-
litical situation of the nations of Europe, and
the mis!ortunes which menace them, we turn
our eyes instinctively to lands beyond the At.
lansic. The republic of the United States, is in
truth, the star which in the end must guide
modern society, and long time cannot elapse
before the capital Of the land Of the illustrious
Washington will be the capital of the world
The time has passed when separated from Eu-
rope by wide ocean, it has no influence on our
destinies. Electric teiegraphs and ships driven
by rarified air, recent great discovery will
draw closer together, and unite as parts of one
body, the five great known divisions of the
world.
Before such generous system, before acts
OF such immense Importance, how petty seem
present projects to deprive the people Of their
eliminated, rights
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SCARP,S COMPOUND

ACOUSTIC OIL.
For the of DEAFNESS, pains, and the a,scnarge
of matter from the also all those NOISES
like the buzzng of insects, falling of water, wh'zzg
of steam, &C. &c, which symptoms OF approaching
Deafness and also generally attendant with the disease
Aug 6-y i. MASON, 9genf,
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Is YOUR PROPERTY INSURED?

THE undersigned is agent for the American Mutual
Fire Insurance Company, Amsterdam, New York.
CAPITAL 8 600, 900.
Embracing MERCHANTS and FARMERS depart
ment. The Merchants department, is the cash prin
ciple and nsures Stores Shops Dive ngs Merchandise
Furniture and all kinds Of property against loss and dam
age bv fire. And the farmers department, fnsures sola
ted Buildings Dwelling and Buildings, Grain, Furn
aud all kinds cf Property for term of years, either
the premium note SYSTEM for cash without note,
avoiding account losses, this compehy
is adapted the the people in city country,
and commends itselft their confidence.
OFYIcs ENTRAxcR--J. @. Weatherby's Stare.
JAMES r. GOODRICH
4 ~ s5<5 - -. - -diQtninr CoKnties
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WRAPPING PAPER,

1TOME Manufactured Wrapping Paper. The sub
scriber has been appointed agent for the "MOLlNE
MILLS" and will at all times have good supply Of
their Wrapping and PRiNTlSo Paper ON hand, winch oe
Il. A. PORTER.
s"nck Islano Sep. %, ls52-ff
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TAR. HUNTERS MEDICAL MANUEL and hand
IL Book for the afflicted Cuntaining outline of the
Origin Progress, Treatmen and Cure of every form of
disease contracted by promscuous sexual intercourse
by self abuse, by sexual excess, with advice for their
prevention. written in familiar style, avoiding all med
ca techncalities. and evrythng that would offend the
OF deceIcy, from the result of twenty years
successful practice, exclusively devoted to the of
diseases of IA delicate orprIvate nature.
To which is added receipts for the of the above
diseases, and treatise the causes symptoms and
cnre of the Fever and Ague for twenty five copy;
six copies on dollar; will be forwarded to any part of
United States by mail, free OF postage. Address
postage paid ''Box 1876, post Oce' the author, 50
North Seventh ST., Philadelphia.
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Sligo Iron & Hardware.

: y IA pressly for this market.
E&1 Also, we have on hand and expect
v tokeepa much more extensive assert
mont of IRON STEEL, STOVES,
CASTINGS a. TINWARE,
than before offered this market. Those wishing
To purchase either at
Wholesale or Retail,
are invited CT As to our prices, we leave the pur
chaser determine whether they high or low. One
thing safely say, We have the goods They
bought the best and in the best Market and
are anxious to sell them,
ET Sign of the SLIGO lRoN HARDWARE, No. -,
BANK ROW, MAIN STREET.
Dubuque, Aug. 90, so. daw-y
Scales.
platform, Counter, Tarpian Tea and Pastry
L Scales, very large assortment on hand and for
sale by FARLEY & CHRISTIAN.
FELLOWS, Anvls, Vices, sledges, Hammers and
- longs, large assortment in storeand for sale
FARLEY & CHRISTIAN
A LARGE quantity of galvanized chain and pump
F.aRLEYand CHRIS7.N.aN
g HEET Iron and Tin plate.-lOO bundles sheet iron,
~ and so boxes tin plate in store and for sale by
FARLEY and CHRIS7.NyaN.
TO CARPENTERS & BUILDERS.
OUR stock Planes of all kinds, hatchets, hammers
~ drawing knives, ETC., etc, is large and complete,
and extensive, and i'll be sold prices that cannot fail
FARLEY and CHRISTIAN
n Casks of Log and Trace chains, just received per
i u Excelsior, and for sale by FEC,
x n Boxes Simonds', Collins, and Davis axes, just
w received and for sale by
FARLEY & CHRISTIAN.
= M KEGS of Nails received by Excelsior for sale
OOO FARLEY & CHR1SrM.4N
IN DOZ. shoves and spades, variety of brands, in
wv store and fer sale by F. and &c.
'UNIN PLATE, etc.,-A large lot of Tin Plate, Sheet
l. Brass and Copper, Sheet link, Lead Pipe, ETC. in
store and for sale by FARLEY and CHRISTMAN.
Aug. 10 dwy.
GTEEL.-a large lot of cast steel, E. B. Steel, A. B.
- Steel Spring and slab do, in and for sale bv
Aug. 49, dwy FARLEY and CHRISTIAN
A GOOD assortment of iron Ax!es, Buggy Springs,
IA Smiths Bellows, Mouse. Hale and American An
wills, Crowbars, Sedges, Hammers, &c. in and for
sale by FARLEY and CHRISTIAN
seA1000 Cook, Parlor and Heating
t2H2 OOU hand and for SALE Also large LOT OF
k4HX Tin ware at reduced prices.
~ FARLEY & CHRISTMAN.
sligo and Tyrone Iron.
H0 TONS assorted Bar Iron; 335 bundles asserted
w Small iron; 100 bundles hoop Iron; 80 bundles
Sheet Iron; SO bundles Nail Rod Irop; 100 bars Slab
Iron; received by late arrivals and tor sale.
FARLEY and CHRIsTMAN.
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FIFTY DOLLARS FORFEIT. Dr. Hunter will for
cit $50 failing of secret disease that
may under his care, matter how long standing
affecting Either invited to his private rooms
3S North Seventh at, Philadelphia without fear of inter
ruption from other patients. Strangers and others who
have been unfortunate in the selection of Physician
are in tied to CALL
IMPOTENCY Through unrestrained indulgence Of
the PASSIONS by self abuse, the evils
merous. Premature impotency, involuntary seminal
discharges, wasting of the organs loss fmemory DIS
for female society," general de bilIty, constitution
al arrangement, sure to follow. If necessary,
suit the Doctor he offers perfect cure.
READ AND REFLECT. The afflicted would do well
to reflect before trusting their health and happiness, and
in many their lives, in he hands of physicians
ignorant of this class Of maades. II is certainly mpos
slble for one to understand all the ills the human
family subject Every respectable physician has
his peculiar branch, in which he is successful than
his brother professors, and to that he devotes of
time and study
YEARS OF PRACTICE exclusively devoted to the
study and of diseases the sexual organs
getheT with ulcers upon the body throat legs
pains in the head bones nercuria rheumatism strc
lures graveis, Irregularities diseases arising from youth
full impurities ofthe blood, whereby the
stituiion has become enfeebed enables the Dr. offer
speedy relefto all who may place themselves under his
HTMedcIne fo warded to any part of the United
States. Price five and ten dollars per package.
Nov. 18th, '52-wlyr
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EMIeRASrs.-The Emgranis are pouring in
upon US in large numbers. We are informed by
some Of our leading merchants that they are
taking in from $1,000 10 $500 pr day at Re
tail prices.-Western Bugic.
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A SIGNIFICANT AcT.-Late advces Eom
Mexico inform ~ Of the PRONUNCIATION Of de-
alx.ss quarter and y public
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PRICES REDUCED,

To enable all nvalids enjoy the advantages of their
great restorative powers.
Single Bottle rs cents.
Also for sals by Z. F. GILLESPIE
Dubuque, low
WHOLESALE Agents, Missouri and Iowa.
ii. BLAKSLEY,a "a.
July % I65Gwly. ST. t.onls. Mo.
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NEtDss
YOUTH AND MANHOOD.
A Vigorous Life or a Premature Death,
KINKELIN ON ELF-PREsERvATIoN-O
"Every Family should have n Copy

I'm .nraiuaJie Book, only 25 cents per copy.
MAN Know THysELr.
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wIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.

The best Remedy ever known to Man!
For Coughs, Colds, asthma, Group, B, onchi-
tbs, Influenza, Bleeding Of the Lungs, Diff
fcmt Breathing, Liuer affections, Pain
or l0eakness Of the Breast or Side,
FIRST Stages Of Consumption,
&C., &C., &c.
lnshort, this Balsam is peculiarly adapted every dis
ease of the Lungs and Liver which is produced by our
ever varying climate.
Wild Cherry has long been known to posses mpor-
tant medicinal properties. This fact is familiar ev-
cry matron in our land and physicians often
it in different forms for variety of complaints. Tar,
also, has been noted for its vrtues and
whose names are familiar to the whole country, hav-
far as to declare that consumption could
be cured by that alone. In other hands, again. it was
nearly vaueess, owing, doubt their ignorance in
preparing and administering it-a difficulty entirely
obviated by patient experience and long experiment.
The neutrality-suspicious. powers of these two sub
stances are for the first time combined and embod
led in DR.. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHER
RY. by nice chemical process everything deleteri
Gus or useless is rejected, sothat what is the
most extraordinary and truly ecacous remedy for all
kinds Of pulmonary and liver diseases ever known to
man. 70 convince all unbelievers that our theory is
really true, refer t. few of performed
by this wonderful medicine.
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We should call that steep business, wherein
is deficient in keenness.
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DR.. Guysotts Improved Extract Of

The Original and Only Genuine Prepar1l
ton for the Permanent Cure Of Con-
sumption and Diseases Of the
Lungs, chen they are suppos-
ed to be affected by the Free
Use of Mercury, Iron,
Quinine, &c.
EFT all who wish to purge the blood from impurities,
Il and prepare the system to resist epdemcs, resost
to Guysotts Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsapara
which is proving itself antidote for many of the
most gnant diseases that flesh is heir TO- and they
will never be Disappointed for in this remedy the pub
lie faith has waverednever for is
founded experience, just as their want of faith in
other and spurious compounds is founded experience
They fly from mineral rostrums to seek hope life and
vgor from this purely vegetable remedy, however bro
ken down in health sprits-however loatlsome to
himself and others, let despair Of recovery let
the patient only understand that his hope of ply sica
lies only in Guysetts Extract of Yellow
Rock and Sarsaparlla and pursuade him, for his fe's
sake, to try it, and have hesitation in predicting
his speedy restoration to health.
Sold by II. Blakely, south Third and chee
street, st. Louis Mo-, General Agent, whom all
orders may be addressed by Dr. T. Mason and A. Gel
espie, Dubuque, d. A. Barrows co., Galena and by
Dealers generally. Feb. IL, 1853 d&w-ly
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TABLE MOyIsG rs GERnaSY.-Dr CHsptys A,n,,.
Bremen, scientific man Of the highest charac,e,
tie Augsburg AH9ssleiae Zeifuny that the rnovir
bles on the plan Of wonder mongers. Is exe;,n. a.
greatest attention in the Hanseatic cities being 49,
by persons of every class. DR. Andree gives an 49,.
OF IN experiment at which though ncreduloas h. --
present Eight persons. three men and FIVE wons, -
around mahogany centre table weighing some -.
pounds Their seats far apart that there ~
contact Of their garments interfere with the p,o.
Their hands were laid gently the table their 6n,.
touching 50 as to form cham or circle After -.
minutes. one Of the ladies could not bear H. and LEO
table the others formed the chain again and ate, -
thirty minutes more the table began TO move frs, an
axis aud then across the in norherly directio,
persons who composed the circle following their Or.
were removed by some spectators the instant the NJ.
ment began. slight attractive force was felt dr.
their hands TO the table After the movement had con
four minutes, it suggested that the persons 80
touch each other with their arms though keeping 49,.
hands in the position. This they did and the MAJ.
ment stopped. On standing before it presently ~,
again. DR. Andree regards the existence Of crrsn.
sort causing the movement. demonstrates a.,
call, upon scientific men to institute experiment, "a, a.
determination of It's nature.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-21

NhNE-Since the Legislature of Maine adjourned
the enemies OF Liquor Prohibition have circulated
report that the improved Liquor Law just enacted is
too stringent will cause a reaction can't be en-
forced. &c We advise those who are inclined TO
listen this song to remember that just such reports
were circulated year ago, especially after Neal DOws
defeat; and that this very Legislature claimed on
its election hostile the law of Prohibition Again
when Gov Hubbard was defeated, a shout of triumph
was sent up by the Liquor loks-but TO what purpose
The House thus chosen stood Counting absentees LOG
for to As against and the Senate 81 for to 10 against
the act increasing The stringency Of the original act
Had question been taken on the repeal of that act the
majority against repeal would have been still more over
whelmng. And Gov. Crosby, over whose election the
Liquor men chucked promptly signed the amended act.
Then let the false prophets prophesy-who cares!
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The Increase of the British Royal family by a son,
which took place on the 9TH inst does not seem to
have excited an excessive enthusiasm among the loyal
subjects of her Majesty Much more attention is paid
to the plan of the Chancellor of the Exchequeror trans
forming and reducing part of the national debt lt
seems however that while diminishing the interest, the
scheme allows of an of the principal of the debt
and this feature is loudly objected TO- We judge that
it will have to be modified or Mr. Gladstone if not the
Government with him, will suffer defeat. DIsrae
will oppose the plan with all the force and bitterness he
is master Of Mrs Stoves expected arrival is spoken
of in many of the English journals matter OF great
interest and the fact that slight ndlspOsitiOn delayed
for few days her sailing from this country affords the
occasion for flood ofanxety and sympathy In France
tberei is no news From Holland hear ofactve Prot
estant opposition TO the recstabshment of the Catholic
hierarchy which has been agreed between the Pope
and the Government. The Pope has borrowed twenty
million francs of Rotbscb'ld Several military execu-
tons have taken place in Hungary. There is nothing
very definite from Constantinople, but it looks as
though MenchikofI would have everything his own way
The Cotton market remains unchanged and Breadstus
have fallen off
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ner and where the people have to pay for the whole
Whoever thinks that such system can have a charm
for the South sayonans may study the history Of Ser
via since 1904. Kara George the founder Of Seryian
independence abandoned by the people, aud Nilosh
Obrenoytch the restOrer Of that independence was g
ANONYMOUSLY turned out of the country, because they
attempted to introduce the Russian autocratic system
accompanied with its concOmtant corruption, mil.
tary bureaucracy and pasha-like extortiOn.
Here then is the simple and final solution of the
question History and the facts of the present day
alike point to the erection of free and independent
Christian State on the ruins of the Moslem Empire in
Europe The next effort of the Revolution hardly
fail render such event necessary, for it hardly
fail to Daugurae the long maturing conflict between
Russian AbsOlutism and European Democracy. In
that conflict England must bear a part in whatever
hands her Government may for the moment happen TO
be placed She can never allow Russia TO obtain pos
session of Constantinope She must then, take sides
with the enemies of the Car and favor the cOnstruc
ton Of an independent Slovenian Government in the
place Of the eTete and overthrOwn Sublime Porte. For
the present tie duty of those who would forward the
popular in Europe is to lend all possible aid to the
development of industry education, obedience to law,
and the instinct of freedom and independence in the
Christian dependencies OF Turkey The future peace
and progress ofthe world are concerned in it, Ithere
be harvest, too much cannot be given to the
preparation Of the soil and the sowing of the seed.
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paoth af Father Baden, &c.

Father Baden the first Roman Catholic priest orusne.
IN b nted States died last night at the residence OF Wv
Archbishop aged o. He had been priest over sky yss
THE Inquirer of this morning learning that las M M.
unfinished few days since of the appointment of Dr. Wv
her TO the Posmastershp of this City was premature L.
occasion to say the appointment OF DR. Waiter wola
unfortunate 10 the Democratic party IN TINS Lelyh9or~
Ii saws in addition to political objections he lacks ou"
energy and capacity. so, A
The Anti Slavery Convention continues IN SESSION a.,s
resolution Is now under consideration declaring S,ss
other things that Aboonsis seek the true lntefe @
Souh and that the Pro Slavery men at the Norm az ,o
ane,nes 70 Southern interests Samuel Lewis Oh l
ducipg Garrison and referring to the charges OF s
against him. said he himself is an ntdel Pro . sn
are to expound Christianity lie deemed tue s@ han any
y.ov he Shareholders and Christians more odlou' lA
Of Inc notions called nfdeliiy in Anti Slavery men,