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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-08-03

Salt LAKE MAL.-The Salt Lake mail ar
rived here on Saturday evening last, under
charge of Mr.. Alison, Is days oul from The val
ley. From all We can gather, the number o.
animals going across far exceeds that IF any
other yesr; aud, as there was an abundance d
snow on the plains and on the mountains the
past winter, we are not the least apprehensive
there will be scarcity ofgrass or water. There
has been no sickness yet on the route and ali
things PROMISE prosperous and successful trip
10 all on the Neutrality-suspicious. Messenger,
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TO EPISCOPALIANS.

Having been requested by a majority Of the
clergy residing in Iowa, to call meeting 70,
the purpose of organizing Diocese of the Prot
estant Episcopal Church, hereby invite all the
ministers in this State, who are connected with
my jurisdiction, TO assemble with me at Musca
tine, on Wednesday, 18th August, at o clock
P. ", and all the congregations which are o.
may be organized, are likewise requested either
ats vestry or congregational meeting, duly
convened, to elect two or three persons to tep
resent them ct the proposed meeting TO be helt
at Muscatine.
JACKSON .KEMPER,
Missionary Bishop of the
Prot Epis Chnreh, for Iowa, &c
Ksokuk, Iowa, July. 1858.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-08-03

CcsrlcTs ESCAPED FROM THE Iowa FEM
TEsriAkY.-The State Gazetle says, INST hand
hills are posted W in that City offering reward
CT s $50, for the apprehension Il TWO escapeu
canvicts, named H. race Van Order aud Asa
Kingsbury rcspe ctively II and lSyeafs OF age,
committed f.. !arct ny. II seems 10 be no JOB
a, all for men 10 fall out OF the Iowa Peniten-
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-08-03

Iowa CESrRAL AIR Line L. X. Co."
had an interview with Hon. George Greene, 81
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, President OF the ABOVE
named company, yesterday; and learned IRON,
him tina, the company were nearly ready TO pu'
the frs, division IF eighty miles under contract.
The Judge was on his way east on business o'
the company -kuae Co. Democrat
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-08-03

DEap-Among the deaths in California. re
ported per last steamer, we notice that OF VIM
Alexander Ferby, of Dupage county, H., a.
wears. lie died OH the 7lh Of June, on Rich
Bar, North Fork af Feather river. We also
not &c the death of william Huber of II, ogi
I'd SO years, al San francisco, on the leth
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-08-03

ARRIVAL Of Mas. MEAGHEK I'VE observe
that the wifi. of Thomas Francis Meaehef am
we'd in the Arcte on Saturday. She is accom-
I'd by her husbands ta'her, hon; "o'nas
Mcsgher, Member of Parliament Tor Ta'eiioi''
ireland Mrs. Meaghcr is the grand uaasn'e
of an Irish gentleman. who, bsing tnpllca'eo ~
the rebellion If 9a, lett New Ross, and sought
refuge in Australia.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-08-03

ANOVHER SClENIlFkC W ONAEN.
IMPORTANT TO DISPEpTlCS.- DrJ. S. Houghton's
Pepsn the Digestive Fluid, Gastric Juice, pre-
! AIRED from Rennef, the Fourth Stomach OF the OK
after directions of Baron Leibg the great Physioos &c
al Chemist byJ. s Houghton NJ. d. Philadelphia Pa
This is truly wonderful remedy for Indigestion, Dys
psla, Jaundice, Liver Complaint, Constipation and
Debility curing after nature Method, by Natures
own Agent the Gastric Juice. Pamphlets containing
scientific evidence OF lis values furnished by agents gra
It's See not Ice among Medical Advertisements.
A. GILLESPIE, Agent.
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MR.. ADAMS REPLY.


"DEAR SIR-Half an hour ago received,
and this moment have heard read, for the third
fourth time, the best letter that ever was writ
ten by an octagenarian, dated June /.
This globe is a theatre of war; its
inhabitants are all heroes. The little cells in
Vinegar, and the aRmalcules in pepper-water,
believe are quarrelsome, The Bees are as
warlke as the Romans, Russians, Britons OF
Frenchmen. Ants, caterpilIars, and canker-
worms are the only tribes among whom have
not seen battles; and Heaven itself if we be.
lieye Htndoos, Jews, Christians and Mahome-
tans, has not always been at peace. We need
not trouble ourselves about these things, nor
fret ourselves because of evil doors; but safely
trust the Ruler with his skies
oJoHS ADAMs"
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ARRIVED Among the passengers IRON Ia'
ilorna, by the H0rthera Light, we no, &c 'ht
name of Hon James IL. Ralts,on. formerly OF
Quincy, Illinois, who is sent out by Gov Big
lar - ons of the S, ate Commissioners to the
Great Z xhihition.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-08-03

COUNTY Counr ABOLISHED IN WiscoFsiS
A law was passed at the late Sc ssipn # the
Legislature of Wisc"nsi l, aoolishins the eouna
tv Courts in the State with the exception Il
Milwaukee c'unty.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-08-03

COPPER The Lake Superior Journal OF
Saturday says l.a, the Manhattan arrived on
Wednesday last, bringing down some twenty
tons Of copper from he Worth Vest .niHc--ai-
SO twenty-one tons OF iron IN blooms from
Carr River
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9l[N HNck.

sS(Nsxs u. d. Mccoy would most respec-
- q, fully inform the Ladies and Gentlemen
of the city of Dubuque, that he is furnished with
COW enient and comfortable HACK, which will be placed
in the hands of lhc careful Teamster, and will
run throughout the entire limits Of the city for the &C
comodation of its citizens Persons wishing TO be &C
counodated in that way, VIII please register their names
and location the NAPLES House and the City ote and
they will be promptly waited their residence any
where within the city limits, the most satisfactory
terms lie has also Carriage designed to accommodate
sporting gentlemen and those who may wish inhae tho
more healthy atmosphere Of the county:
J.r
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For SNEP.

.f:a, AN Inprov, Farm, 10 l-2 miles west Of Du
f4;,I buque, well timbered well watered, and gooc
II springs in different parts Of L. It contains lG'
acres. Also, 20 re lot Of prime Wood within con
venient distance. Also, 30 acre lot OF Wood within
mile of Cent rtown, short distance from the homestead
This Farm well adapted 10 Stock Raising, Dairy Bust
uess and Tliage both Lots will be be sold witt
il as suits the purchaser Terms low For particulars
enquire of b. J. o'HALLORAN, Esq, Merchant, Mali
street, Dubuque.
~ e. The Rue,l:ag Hguse isnee Gnd comnsodi0us.
r,I, I,f
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-08-03

SlLyER-Adyices from Ell Pasr, to late
date. report the silver mines in that vicinity 10
be yielding beyond all precedent. It's alleged
hat The yield for every one hundred pounds Of
ore is twenty dollars
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w. Ill. ROB EMS
Desirable CITY pruDGrty for Sale.


- INTENDING 10 remove short distance from
% tie city, Offer private sale, residence on the
IA corner OF Main Thirteenth streets. The loi
fronts l4l :eet Main and has depth oi us feet. The
improvements large HAND Brick Dwelling
45 y SO feet the wing extending AZ feet from the main
building, all finished off in handsome and modern STYLE
Office 20 by Is on the south end OF the lot There is
every convenience the premises, comnOdious and
convenient Stable and Carriage House, lee House, smoke
House, Store Rooms, Bath Room, We'll Of pure, cold
water, Cstern, capacous Cellars, Woodshed, &C., &c
Also well selected assortment OF Fruit 1ree5 and Shrub
berry, The site is uf the most beautiful and pleasant
the city, being sufficiently elevated to CONN and fine
view of the River and Bluffs. Term made easy.
22d Jnly. 1883 dawtf j. j. DYER.
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1853. 1853
FARE REDUCED.
Great Central Route.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL
e. ~ Il. ~. 4. .5. H


Hk VA N HE0D ~ MDs
The oldest, best finished md most omfortdbie
Route to Butaio, .7Itany, " YORK. & Boston.
TWO TRAINS A DAY.
The Central Road is ali laid with heavy Rail- and Is
the snootiest and best Railroad in tie United states.
MORNING EXPRESS
Leaves Chicago daily Sundays excepted at O'Clock A. NJ
connecting At Detroit with steamers
kET51oHE STATE, Capt Richards Mondays & Thursdays
NIAGARA, Capt. Miller, Tuesdays and Fridays;
QUEEN CRY, Capt Wilkins, ednesdays and Saturdays:
For Dunk.rk, through without landing; connecting with
IL ocllck p. Express, arriving in New York next
QUEEN for Cleveland, connecting with Morning Trains
Ion littbursh Wheeling Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington. Also, fOr Columbus and Cincinnati Also
with Lake Shore Railroad for Dunkirk bnd Buffalo.
EVENING TELEGRAPH EXPRESSES
Leave Chicago Daily at o'clock P. NJ.
This Train is furnished witt, large, roomy Sleeping Cars
"a luxury that is not found othr Railroad in the
West connecting at Detroit with the splendid NortShore
Line OF Steamers
MAYFLoweR, Capt. Wl!onehby, Mondays and Thursdays
OCEAN, Capt. STANDARD, Tuesdays and Ildlys,
BUCKEYE STATE, Capt. inlscn Wednesdays Saturdays
For Buffalo, through without landing; connecting witt
first LyhRHtg EIpress Trains for New York. arriving ir
New York same evening. Also, with Steamer Bay City
for Sandnsky, connecting with Mansfield Railroad iol
Newark, LiLeSv!e and Columbus. Also, with Mad Rive
Railroad tor Springfield, Gayt5n and Cincinnati.
SpdSseneers taking this Line will find the most com
Portable and best regulated Road in the Unop and
make the CONNECTIONS &c above stated.
~ Through Tickets can be bad al tho General Stass
Office, GllGna
s. B. FORBES, .fpsn. Gc,era
C. G. HAMMOND, General As't, Chicago
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-08-03
Professor ALEXANDER; 4. BAHRy's

Professor ALEXANDER 4. BAHRX's
Tricopherous Aedicottd COmpound.
TINE efficacy Of this justly celebrated embroeation
l. tor inSiguratng, beaui!t!irg impafting gloss
and si!ken settnes to the hair, is widely known
and acknowledged, that it has gained by ~ inertia
reputation which is not for day but for ali tine. 1t il
the province OF science TO sHGGse AMI control these
physical evils W hich refined c;vzaton has brought in
its train for SD long warm aud tight hats,
with the combined agency q Other Influences will
thousands of unhappy victims he troubled with bald
heads and grey hairs to say nUihing"f the yarous
taneous diseases IL ch the head sui ece. II Was
to relieve these evils that Professor Barry int pCd his
invaluable remedy, ana among tie thuusal aI.d
who haveheen his compeitIs, he now sttnts aloie on
that desta 0f success, heWn Of Ban's 1IcfI he
and sustained by the favor aud universal patrondgo
hair its original rrnwn preventing il from sailing
out, this COMPOUND has Eeei PRONOUNCED by ali medical
he SIRE remedy. Fox eradicarng seuft, dalfi
nun, and curing Diseases az 1t p,ands, ,astes
stings and ruises Ne T.c"fheions VA aiw-ls be
found safe speedy, and unian. GuIe and :" "hg as
"Far tresses mans imp rial rae e'shsr.'
And beauty draws us with single h1'''
i'll Barry Tricopheraa be essential 70 the foIief OF
lady and getienon whb desire 10 gave So!t, CLOS
sy and iuxnranf appearance tie Natural dfapefy II
rsason,s throne Sold in largo bottles pfce :. cea AZ
the principal office 1877 broadway, New York and ny
the nrincipa merchants and dIuggits throughout the
Tyr;fed States and Canadas Mexico West indies ra.
RrtaIn, France, &C. NeyYork, May 1, 1858. daw 6nS
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-08-03

LII. CENTRAL Il. R.--The Direct'rs OF the
Central Railroad have cali, d for the thtfd IN
stallmert of per cent. on The subscription 10
the three millions Construction Bonds, payable
in New York City ON the ooh OF August
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-08-03

wEx President Van Buren,, Gov. Camp
b, Il, Governor Paulding, Grnerai Cooper ana
lady, and Martin Van Buren,, Jr., Esq, and
suites, were al Graham Hotel, Dublin, On the
Sth inst
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-08-03
ENTICE

TINE undersigned has disposed Of lis tire stock CT
i Merchandise 10 Messrs. VAS CuzEr & HIo.4f, in
whose behalf he b.speaks the favor Of his old patrcn
Those indebted to hin desired % call and settle.
J. 3. THOMAS
Dubuque, Iowa, July lith. lSr2. day,tf
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-08-03

! " -iH7eT;cGN, E3g2SR, f'ehcA, GTHid" ana
Sciss Goods, direct from .4m,rican
and European Manufacturers,
Our long experience in the Western Trade and having
correct wledgo the OF the country, enables
iinpo slch sos adapted to The ants OF the
people.
emo, ed by any other esem HOUSE, having resident
partners and buyers constantly al the Manufacturers and
Auctins in the East and our agents on the Continent
Purchasing goods ff Cash and short time, we are
enabled buy much lower than Eastern or Western job
bers who buy long credit, and e are always able and
prepared 10 take ~ advantage Of change IN the mar
ke favorable 10 cash buyers which merchants VINO Duy
| on credit cannot enjoy.
We can afford to sell for Cash, Tea per cent.
less than otAer Houses, because 1e do not sus-
tain heary losses by credi.'ng exrardgant ana
ta3udici0as merchants
Merchants who have been in the habit of visiting East
Cities assured that they will see as large stocks CT
goods 81 Louis, can be seen in New YORK or Fha-
dciphia
We guarantee to e1hitit a larger, and better
assorted and more elegant stock If Fancy and
Staple Dry Goods and Nations, than ,cas ecer
seen in one House in .4mertca.
Our Dress Goods are mostly If styles designed by
selves and entirely confined to US in This market.
We are prepared offer the inducements in Silk
and White Goods offered the first class houses in
the East who only in this branch OF the bu> mess
The country merchant will save time and money by
purchasing his goods in st LouiS--expnse and risk Of
tayelngloss U time (Which is valuable TO good mer
chants expensive OF ms goods
by low waterand mismana cement If incapable and care
forwarding nsrehants thereby suhecng himself to
loss ot sales profits and great incoLvehehcea dis
count ON mon from his MISUNDERSTANDING
winch is aiways in favor o The eastern ceslhe risk oil
ever sloc king bmsef with too Large quantity Of goods
adptd his Trade which to be deprecated
and become unsaleabe, ana being long absent from his
bus and family good reasons Tor the retailer "
make his purchases in home market.
We respectfully suggest these facts to the Merchants in
the Wes believing is their interest in every respect
make their purchases in St Louis, and that the system
have established guaranteeing to them cheaper goods
and large stocks be obta ed in any OF the Eastern
Cities will bring many merchants and traders who
have not before that they could money and time
by coming o a home market for their supplies.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-08-03

ArrorSrMEsrs-D David l.. Gregg, of 'h's
State, has bee appointed Commissioner to the
Sandwich Islands Gal. Gazette.
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tSSkAEElkaES

VNVO 4 H9 EISe
I n HHD5. choice New Orlesns SUGAR, and q full
~ supply of Family GROCERIES, just received
and for sale at Whole and Retail Also good as
sor,mentuf Qaeeas,rGve, from New York city. :
J. Z. VEATHERbY e. Co.,
-},, Aa,,.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-08-03

Thirty years ago Russia was at war with
Turkey As that event may possibly again oc.
cur, 1t is interesting to recur to the sentiments
of two of The most eminent men that existed at
that time, of the merits Of the question, and Of
war in general. Jefferson, when he wrote
this letter, was IS years of age, and John ADJ
ans 90:
"MoSTIcELL', June l, lS22.
ITO return to the news of the day; it
seems that the Cannibals of Europe are going to
eat one another again. war between russia
and Turkey is like the battle Of the kite and
snake; whichever destroys the other, leaves a
destroyer less for the world. This pugnacious
humor Of mankind seems to be the law of his
nature; one of the obstacles to too great multi
plicaiion, provided in the mechanism of the
Universe. The cocks of the hen yard kill one
another; bears, bulls, rams, do the same, and the
horse in his wild state kills all the young males
until. worn down with age and war, some vig-
orous youth kills him. Hope zoe shall
prone hoo much happier for man the Quaker
policy is, and that the life of the feeder Is better
than that of the fighter. And it is some conso.
lation that the desolation by these u,aniacs of
one part Of the earth is the means Of improving
1t in another part. Let the latter be our office;
and let us milk the cow while the Russian holds
her by the horns, and the Turk by the tail
God bless you, and give you health, strength
worth having. "THpMAs JEFFERSON"
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oeCsn Lanes majority for Delegate "a
OsngIop f. Organ i shout 1000 over Skim
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CAB IL

CARD.
THE undersigned have received per Express choice
1 assortment of LAWNS, BEREGES and SILKS,
which will be offered al Gerry reduced prices.
The Ladies especially invited To call and examine
them their Old stand under the NAPLES House,, or
al our New store, corner OF Main and 9th Streets.
Z. NAPLES 81 SMITH.
july 90, 1883 daw-2w
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July 18th, 1853.
AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
For Port Phillip, Melbourne Sidney, australia

-e,z1 THE magnificent steamship GOLDEN
sNsrfl @ls AGE. 5000 tons burden, ID. d. Porter,
go U. S. NJ Commander, will positively be
despatched the above ports Monday August IS, at
O'Clock precisely from her dock pier No. s. N H. IhIS
steamship CT size and strength and in every way
equal TO the Collins line vi steamers, and II is Deilev
will prove to be the fastest steamship in the world Her
accommodations for first, second, ana third class
passengers are superior to those OF any built
Rates of passageFrst class, ladies saloCn S375 first
class upper saoon $3.50 second class, 2 third class,
$500 The books are new open For freight passage,
apply to j. HOWARD & son,
July S. I'd Agents, "a Broadway.
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TX BARRELS Salt, for sale by
~ May 10 hENNEbY, GTLLlAM q co
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Estray Notice.

I4stkNy NOtsCC.
STRAYED from the premises of the sub
eN-~ scriber, living in " hitewater Township, Du
~ buque county, Iowa, on the Sd of May last,
Brown Mare or Fiily two years old last spring, with
small star in her forehead heavy main and lail,the
tail reaching nearly the ground. ANY person giving
information, through the Miners Express office, or
to personally where she be found, will receive
a reward of IS. JAMES CURRAN.
Iuy w
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Chicago to New York and Boston.
Shortest, Nest Expsatoas md only Rail Road Route ~
New York, Boston and Philadelphia
Great Western and south-W Western u S. Mail Route.
DASSENGERS leave Chcapo with the O'Clock r. n
L Telegraph Train, reach Monroe next morning at 6
o'clock, connecting with the splendid low pressure
Steamers, direct for Buffalo, without
Landing,
arriving Buffalo in time for the The IL o'clock Express
same evening, arriving in New York day at P. NJ,
by either N. 7. City and Eric NJ Y. Central Roads
10 hours less time than by arg ether f. r. and Lake Route
NORTHERN INDIANA, CaptI T. PHEArr,
Leaves Toledo and Monroe, Tuesdays and Fridays
Leaves Buffalo, Wednesdays and Saturdays
SOUTHERN MICHIGAN, Capt A. D. PERKINS,
Leaves Toledo g. Monroe, Mondays and Thursdays.
Leaves Hufalo, Tuesdays and Fridays.
EMPIRE STATE, Capt J. WILSON,
Leaves Toledo and Monroe, Wednesdays and Saturdays
Leaves Buffalo, Mondays and Thursdays.
Also, Three Daily Trains a Day.
Making complete Railroad connections throughout Ohio
Pennsylvania, New York, and The entire New England
States.
I5t, LIGHTNING EXPRESS, leaves at A. NJ.
I'd, EXPIRE MAIL, leaves at IL M.
Sd, TELEGRAPH EXPRESS, leaves at Pm
Only One Train on Sunday,-iearcs at P.
&FPassengers particularly requested to procure
Tickets before taking seats in the Cars
Office in remont Budmg two doors south of the Main
Entrance, Dearborn Street, Chicago.
daw-tf GEO. NJ. GRAY, Agent
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FIRE IN AuBURN.-Last night, about 8 o.
clock, Z Ere broke nut in the machine shop Of
Rochester 4 Syracuse R. r. Co., and before
the alarm was given the building was one mass
Of flames, and spread rapidly-before the en-
gines were on hand several houses were on fire.
The large machine shop and round engine
house, and blacksmith shop, were burnt to the
ground, together with great number OF cars
No locomotives were burnt. Supposed 10 be
the work oil incendiaries. Loss $4,000.
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cisco, against whom the grand Jury of that city
have recently found true bill for using the
Government funds. and !. is thought he will be
indicted.
New York, n.
A letter dated July 3rd, from Captain Carl
con. exploring party cncamped on the Kansas
river.
Boston, 81.
Earl Of ElIssimere and party are staying at
the Fremont house in this city. His Lordshp
attended the annual festival OF Boston Seminary
He made speech highly complimentary to Bcs.
ton and IL seminary
sa New York, 81
The steamship Arabia sailed at noon with 100
psssengers and $4,000 in specie-among them
were 5ir Charles Lyell.
By IN arrival At Halifax We have Montevedo
dates r. the 5th and Dunes Ayres TO the LIST Of
juno. Bunes Ayres was still sieged. Guerrilla
contests are Of daily occurrence in attacks, many
are wounded constitution like that Of the
U. 8. hes been accepted by Gen. Wragna, but
it i not probable that the inhabitants Of Bunes
Washington, Is.
Mr.. Soule lea here this morning. 1t is though
ahs French mission will be kept open till Con-
grep meets. - ss.s
M asass sa ssas PHiLADELPHIA, July IS.
The writ Of kstsss corpus in the fugitive
slave case vas argued this morning before
judge Thompson and Wanson.
The court was asked to remand the prisone
into the custody Of his surety, to answer for hi
sfFruee before the criminal curt, but was deci
ded 81 HE Judges that the having failed to brin,
biz application befose the court, and not havin.
taken out bail, there IVES no claim upon the prs
oner. The habns corpus was dismissed and tn
prisoass removed = The custody OF the U. 8
bgssshsl fDr femovsl to Maryland under wri
Of q. a, eommjsoioner.
UGen Lanes majority for Delegate I,
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Twelve Hundred Thous.
and Dollars!

Of american, Eaglish, F.eneh, German ana
S,ciss Goods, direct from .4m,rican
and Eur0peaa Manufacturers.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-14
MoReAxroN. N. C. June 3oth. 1853

MuRGANToN, n c, June 3UtIi, 1913.
Dr. A. q. Bragg n Col feel il my duty those nj
my lellw beings Who afflicted as hnNe cen, t. ndd
my testimony the wond rui effects ct Your Mustang
Imminent | wns severely attacked in Dccrmbar lgsI
with journalism in lis worst form suffering nig, ami
day with eNcrnrating pain for month being fnr the
whoeiluo unable walk o. My light leg
contracted and drawn up that could not pul it L.
th ground, and my left Vas badly cont acted Du-
ring the whole time Was attended by two II the nosi
skilu phy-ieuns in the pace hut they wee unable
afford me reei.and finally gave ul'-pronounced me
ncurable and said | MUST die.
A. this critical moment commenced using the Mex
lean Mustang himent. and after using TWO small bot
ties began find relief from my uferings and after
using seven bottles was well rs ever | was bcfor.
GEORGE GOOD