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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-01-12
NOTICE

MY wits, lucinda 7. Mcdowell, havipg without
lkE iast cause refused live with me- all persons are
hereby warned against harhoring credtng her
acCount, a. am resolved 10 pay deLts which she
may contract without my consent.
DANL MCDOWELL
Dec 30 lo59-3tp
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5 7 b 4 II FE L r 7
At DITR10ITE,


yIyHE UNDERSIGNED would inform the Traven
1 Public that the splendid New Steam Ferry Goat,
u II A Ii
has this day commenced her gular trips to be made
every half hour tho Mississippi the Lower Fer
~ al Dubuque.
W. will cross any number of'TEAMS that will come,
LET THE WEATHER RE WHAT IT MAY, AND WILL RUN AT
NIGHTS ifIl,ere Is business To do.
Our charges reasonable ut any other Ferry
the Upper Mississippi. Everything that Caornians may
by way of fit, can be had athe lowest prices in
Dubuqe-the City being literally cramncd ..ilh such
ticies as Caliioruians want.
N. B. Recelicct, that the STEAMER is at the Lower
Ferry. opposite the City, and NOT at Eagle Point; and
that high winds will not, at any time prevent the boat
from crossing as is often the with Horse Boats.
March 30:h 'J2-dwy.
%s3 4 C.GREGOIRE & Co.
E1L0UR- Superfne and Extra Family, kept constantly
on hand the regular market prices, and vorcd
free OF charge This Hour Is WARRANTED good made oi the
finest quay wheat. Il il should not prove So the
-four be returned ut my expense, and the money II
uuded Iuay 2EI g. X. WEST
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TO THE GENTLE: Ill e. i.
Ready Made Clothing.
NAPLES & CO,

FASHIONABLE CLOTHING ROOM
Is the place for Gentlemen who wish TO be fitted out il
the latest and best style. have the
LARGEST AND BEST STOCK IN THE WEST
III kinds of coats pants vests, shirts cravas, drawers
etc, etc. His -
BOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT.
cannot be euualled in Iowa havip. ips received some
200 cases Mems and Boys Eoots and Shoes, all OF he
very best elected stock, and no trash among them.
HATS AND CAPS.
\ complete assortment of the most fashionable yes
Hats and Cans, which will he sold very cheap.
FAMILY GROCERIES,.
very choice lot of sugar, coffee, tea, and salt,
expressly for reta trades pepper and spices generally
fact everything that is needed in the Grocery line.
The fact is call at 2, NAPLES &.co., for everything
his stock of Goods will show for itself.
5-y@No trouble To show Goods.
Dubuque. Oct. 6--iydw p WAPiES & co
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DT. John Il. HCNiON.
SURE EON ENTIS

Would respectfully inform his friends and the public,
that he has located al Dubuque, and will be happy to
wait on all that may need his services.
Office in the Globe Building, up stairs 2nd door the
right.
Nav 9Qt,
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Notice.

4 LII persons are hereby forewarned not to
N harbur or trust my wife Rebecca Ball on
myaccounf, as will not pay any debts of her
contracting, she having left my bed and boarp
without any just cause.
MORN BALL.
Dubuoue las I4-3tdw
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ESTKAY.

Dubuque Jam II, lS53-nl7-3tw
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g. II. CAMPBELL & CO.,
april Is Tm2i-dly. No 30 i.eVec
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DIN cLAkk.l +.
Land Warrant GGice.
SOMETHING NEW
Fruit and Ornamental Trees!
FLOWEssING PLANTS, &c.

CTOVES-Four second hand stoves for sale low by
y =. EMERSON & SHIELDS
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JEBEMI All ROLAND. MICHAEL RoBILLARD.
ROLAND g. ROH!LLARD,
~ ~.

Corner Of Ihtrd and Ioaoa Streets, Dubuque,
ID ESPECTFULLY invite the attention OF Builders
l. and others iis ESTABLISHING fiiGge will keep
constantly Oh hand or get order saor notice and
on reasonable t.nns oVe.y thing coming legitimately
within our line Of business.
Forfi.ther particulars, please give US call.
June -dNy.
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In OR sale, at the Scott Nursery Davenport, Iowa,
It. large stock of thrifty four yearold Apple Trees,
good stock of Pears, dwarf and Standards) Cherri
Dwarf and Standards,) Plums, Goosberrcs, Raspbc
res, and Crrrants.
Also, large and general assortment of Evergreens
of all kinds, Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, and Vines,
Flowering Plants, Bulbs, &C. L lie largest apd best
sortment of Dahlias in the West, ana OsaEe Orange
Plants, in any quantity cheap. G. II. West, .Esq'r., IL
authorized to and TRANSMIT riders for frees, and
those wishing purchaee, resp ectfnlly referred
him for any further information they may desire.
9Trees carefully packed and forwarded as directed
II. s. FINLEY.
Davenport Oct. Odd, 1852 dems
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Gil EXHIBITION
AT No, ; MAIN STREET

Al NO. . MAIN SIX Eel,
.3i0rc Gfotc Buitdiag, bet,reta 5A and 6A SIS,
DUBUQUE
Am now opening, and vii be prepared fa exhibit to
the citizens OF puhnlie and SURROUNDING country,
one Of the mns extensive ana as selected stocks ii
Goods ever brOi gh 81 this market consisting Of tEcy
and Stapis Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes. Fire Cur cry
Hats Gaps and Groceries. he following comprises a
part III Fancy Goods thcfe aTe--
Black and plain watettd silks,
~ pieces Al Wool Paris Deiuiiie.
Z, pieces plain waerei aud figured paiaines, frlEl II
10 Cents 10 lb,ccAts.
Rich Timber StaMIj.
hrorhe French loGg ShaWlS.
Embroidered HCrpo Dresses.
loo Ras state shawls.
MeTina Of gyeiv description.
AIpaecas, black and figured. i@w It
SILK Warp Broche Alpaca, nsH and beautiful arfclg
prc and Cloak Trimmings 81 rvs r, variety ana
Bonnet, Neck, and jfaiietY Ribbon.
Buf,ns-BIock drop coloreI drop and every variety Of
Buttons for dresses, latest Paris sryle
French worked capes sleeves, Llnen Camrc Uandker-
chiefs, WnFreG aud plain.
Ladies' and Misses Gloves, tsI, cloth, Cashmere and
habit, Ladies long and siort iiists.
Gentemen's Gloves of every kind.
Chimletts, Habits, etc.
Black silk Lace and Fringe.
i.nces Of every description Linen Bobln Lace ditto
Trimmings.
French Cloths and cassitaarcs, Plain aad
Fancy,
rs 8 kentucky Jeans.
IS White red aud yellow aannel Gauge flannel
20 {: Bleachd Aia:.iins.
% bales Hrown ditto
so pieces Hickory StrIpe.
SO I: Blue Jeans.
50 Linse5 flaia rlaid and Striped
$50 g Prints.
30 g Canton Flannel
100 pairs Blankets. ~
3ang up Cord, Beauertinie, etc. etc.
Boots and Shoes.
IA Eases Poots and Shoes Mons Womenss Eoys1 AZ.
Misses.
Hats and Caps.
30 Cases Hats and Caps.
Groceries,
Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Gloves, Numegs, Nader
Pepper AiSpce, Alum, indigo, Ginger, etc. etc.
Sperifi and Ta.Iow Candles.
. Chests Imperial, Gunpowdor, Young liysnni and
Black Teas.
Old Cogniac Brandy (yintage 1880
Old Bourbon and Monongahela Whskey.
Common do.
Old Madeira Wine (vintage 1880.
Vinegar, etc. etc
All Of which offered at Wholesale or Retail, at
prices
Admittance Free Doors open from hall past An 10
10 Pm. My Clerks and myself take great pleasure ~
showing Goods
Having procured the services of gentleman who |
speaks the German language, [ prepared L.
wait on all persons who speak that language.
return my thanks To my old friends and Gus
toners who have extended the right hand Of fellowship
b. me since my ljourn i'm Dubuque and respectfully in
form them tiatI have moved my store UP above the
Globe Building, at No. 5, where shall be happy 10 see
hem ALL and many new ones as VIII call
J. B. THOMAS,
No. 5 Main Street, adore
Giobe Baidiag
Dubuque, Sept. 3, lS52-Tribune COPY.
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Groceries.

THE undersigned having returned from the south with
large extensive stock OF Groceries; well adapted
ir the Fall and Winter trade, prepared to sell at
wholesale retail at a low prices at any House in
the city of Dubuque and hopes T. give entire satisfaction
to the purchaser. This stock of goods is new and in
prime embarrassing Of Orleans, Havana, Loaf
crushed, pU .crized and clarified Sugars ny the hid.
harTe Golden SYRUP, sugar house, aud SYRUP Maas
cs; Imperial gunpuwdcr, young dyson and Black Teas
by the chest half chest cattcbGXes OF various sizes,
pric and qualities No L. Article prime Rio e
Pepper Alsiice, Ginger SaleGaus, Starch SPERM star
and talow Candies Variegated bar, shaving, CASTLE
and roSn Soaps; Iantee currents, Rasns, Figs Dates
pruues Cinnamon, Cloves, Nntmcgs and Extracts o
Lemon, Verria and Rose, fine lot of Baltimore Frcsl
Oysters, sard scotch herfngs picked herrin
mackerell, mackanaw Trout aud White fish Peppe
sauce, mixed Pickles, Gherkins and CatssnP; arg,
let of fine grade smoking and chewing Tobacco from
II lii. boxes upwards plug smoking, and fins
Principe and weary Cigars Fipcs stems, link Was
Boards, churIs, uhs Pals, Sugar boxes, Brnams,
sticks clothes Pins Brdcords, clothc Lines. Winas a
ter and cable Ropes of various sizes and qualities.
Sen and sack Irvine, candle wick ana wrapping farr
Oakum, Saccjng, Tar Pitch, Rosin Putty, White Iett
and Oils Pint and hait pint FaSks and Glass Tumbers
Denijohns gallon aad iaif gallon Dried Apples an
Peaches. preserved Fruits, titron, Chocolate, Gree
Apples by the bb'. Boston, Soda Butter, Wine,
Sugar Crackers by the hbl. Powder Shot, Lead, PEl
custom caps aud pills, Plaster Paris, Kentucky GENE nj
Guny Bags by the Baic Guckskn Mttins and Glove
Shoe BRUSHES aud Backing. English Dairy and West
Reserve Cheese and Stone We're "a good supply Off in
SuPcrfne and Extra Family Flour kept constantly q
hand and warranted good by G. II. WEST
Dubuque, Oct. II. iSJ2-d"y.
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Real Estate.
rEvHE undersigned offer the following lands
T. for sale on reasonable terms.

Cooking Extracts.
LARGE supply of Extract of Lemon, Vanilla, Nut
N meg aud Rose, just received and Tor sale al the Drug
store Of may 81 A. GILLESPIE.
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Miss Green be Is 10 call the attention Of Ladies
Iowa To her assortment oi Millinery, which slehas
iIst ccived-c consisting If bounets i'll Velvet, Sap,
Silk Straw Erad, and all kinds that new and fash
onable she has also hand Nelvets, Satlhs, Silks,
Florence, Grapes, Bombaline, Ribbons. Fumes, Caps
Capes, Chemescu = Cuflar$, Er2idS, Trimmings foi
Dresses Yelvlt-RIbb rs, seWed Muslin Edgings and
Insertions and variety of articles too numerous TO
mention. Ii is her wish that the aiies will call and
see fer themselves, and they may d. ,nd that ali her
Good; the lowest possible puc" she also assures
the Ladies of Dnhu1He that she feels grateful for past
fvors and she viii endeayor TO merit aeonnuance a.
tIenl-Main Street, corner nj Tenth, Dubuque, lowof
IS52tf
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Dupvaus, Jan. a, 1853

Mr. JENNINGS
You will please give this a
place in your columns, and obIige US ALL
e. G. w.
ENIGMA.
am composed Of eighteen letters.
My 8, 10, II, 6, II, s, a River in England.
10, 1879. 5, 10, II, a Greek General.
+" 6, IL, s, IL, a Catholic Cermony.
Z, ID, ga Domestic Animal
6, l2, 8, 2, Is, 10, 4, a King of Scot
land.
6 OLE, H. 8, ~ Eminent Am nrcan States
man.
17,5, 6, II, an Ancient city in Europe
My whole is where every body should go to.
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Is YOUR PROPERTY INsURED2
LIGHTNING, LIGHTNING !!

gIyiE citizens Dubuque respectfully informed that
i the Subscribers are now prepared 10 put up LeiIl-
ming Rods in any part Of the City At the shortest hottie
They b. found the Coed Samaritan Drug Store.
mas 5th DIV II WAUD 4 PYLE,
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NJ @~
Family Grocery Store,
THE ruTv HOTEL.

THE undersigned have opened the above establish
i ment, and have now on hand variety Of Family
Groceries, consisting Of Coffee Teas, Sugar, Molasses,
Golden Syrup, Rasins, Zante Currants, Wines & liq-
uors, Soda & Butter Crackers, Regaa Cigars, Chewing
& Smoking Tobacco, Soap, Candles, Starch 6 Indigo.
Green Dried Fruit, Lemons and Texas Pecans, Pratt's
Superior Family Flour, by the Darrell or sack-also
select lot OF Ready Made Clothing.
They have attached to the above establishment feed
Store for the sale Of Conn., Oats, Bran Shorts, &C., &C
WANTED, 1000 BUSHELS CORN.
Jan. 9th, SO. RYAN & LARKIN.
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COPIES SIS 90 per an
9 tAnd one to.he getterup ofthe club 10 % :.
OTIS FOR SALE.

LOTS FOR SALE.
TWELVE fine House Lots for sale together
or separately, in what is known as Wickes ad-
dition to Dubuque. Terms easy. For further
information apply TO c. F. WlCKES.
Sent Doth. 80 daw. GIN.
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EsSy Goods.

Drugs, CAoH4icois, Sc. Sc.
'ysHE undersigned Is now in receipt 81 his Fall supply
of Pure rrggs, Medicines, Chem gals, &C. q E,
" hich IN he sold very low GtiIESPIE,
OCT n dwy. No |, Biobe Buildings
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TIE LAST CANDIDATE FOR
PUBLIC FANORS!
A Voice From Dubuque!
w. F. ALLEN ON THE STUMP /!

LADIES, GESILEIES ASD EvERYEODY:-NGt exp cting
10 be called urcri-shal have beg your indulgence
and hope YOU will NOT view me with critics eye. We
are great peopcte pride, The glory aud the hope Of
The admirng and .SonI>hcd mil ions of this subiGHary
rb. Ours 4 great country The most lovely, viewed
by the bright eve al day from his radeEt and exalted
throne when he rises h." first fixes his smiling eye
the granite hills OF empire State and when he sinks
in the FURNISHED palaces ofe West, he sheds his
last efuleent smile upon t golden brows Of California
Our continent lies stretched upon tho bosom Of the
worl-from pole to pole-enbraciug in her fostering
ed BY every seattle star of eart the glory of the
And fellow citizens, the great people OF ibis great
country. know it, you know II, everybody lana the
rest of mankind" knows il. We some, Iowa is some
Dubuque is some and am-what shall say (you are
some too agreed, if you say it, but was gong to say
and proud am say it--that Oh this great and
glorious reblc-thon Oh but atomic CT the sovereign
people in whose grasp is held the destiny OF the world
Fellow citizens am candidate Tor your tavors, Will
YOU give Them? (YesD Well, thon, thai point is set
tied let say although upon tie verge OF great and
important c.iss, 'sto be not to bcyet have been
nindfuloi YOU, you have stocked myself with the
principles-wIlen | say principles, fellow citizens,
the principles required tV you IN health and SICK
ness in luxury and labor, youth and age if you want
Drugs Medic ines, Chemicals or ID! eSulSif you want
Paint Glass, sash Putty-if yon want Oil To grease
the machinery Of this great country, Oils to beautfy
Gil the various atrlbutes-ot sou -ccne and get them
The poll is op ned at 1901 Main Street, Dubuque, ad-
joining the NAPLES House.
Come one, como all, i'll one continual flow,
Your votes (dmes) deposit, and will hcstow,
willing hand Will my whole time be devoted 10 serve
YOU
r'rhe orator here left the stump amidst deafenng
shouts Of applause.
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Hons! Hops!. HoDs!!

I HAVE just received one Bale of fresh hops, which
will sell cheap. July ~ GiILESPIE.
No, l. Globe Building
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TKSE ROAD TO HEALTH.
HOLLOWAI'S PILLS.

CURE OF \ DISORDERED LIVER AND BAD
DIGESTION.
COM of Letter from .Hr. r. W. KrkHS, Chemist, Z,
Prescott Street, LiUcrpoOl. dated 9Th Jane, l65l,
To Professor HOLLOWAY
SrR-Your Pills and Ointment have stood the hi CHEST
on our sale list of Proprietary Medicines for some
wears. a customer, to whom can refer for any
quires desires to let You know the particulars of
her She had been tronbed for years with dis
ordered liver and bad digestion. ON the last occasion,
however, the vrulence OF the attack was so alarming,
and the inflammation set III so severely, that doubts
entertained of her not being able bear up under
it: fortunately she induced to try your Pills and
she informs me that after the rst and each succeeding
Dose she had great relief She continued TO take them,
and although she used only three Boxes, she is in
the enjoyment of perfect health could have sent you
many more cases, but the above fn,a the sererhy IF
the attack and III speedy cure Think speaks much in
favor of your astonishing pills.
(Signcd) X. w. KlRkUS.
An Extraordinary Cure Of Rheumatic Feser an
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ENIGMA.
CORRESPONDENCE of the Muscatine Enqui
INN CAPITAL

The Burlington memorial came next after
that for the Davenport road. II was evidental
once that the city of Keokuk was determined
TO have hand in the -sioig acag, as the Bur
lington road is facetiously called. Keokuk OPP
cned the fight CALAMITY by proposition to
amend, by providing for road from Keoknk
and Burlington, intersecting northeast ofathe
Desmoines river, and thence to the mouth OF
Platte An amendment To this amendment was
offered by Mr.. Harris, and accepted-and after
an animated discussion, the amendment as
amended was first carried and then lost, by
change Of the vote Of Mr. Schramrn, from the
affirmative to the negative side of the question.
The original amendment was then offered
AGAIN by Capt. Love, and when the votes were
countedl was found to have been carried, by Ia
yeas to Is nays. There was no help for it
and Buslington had to submit to phase other
darling project which she little dreamed of What
strange "bed-fellows' legislation sometimes
makes.-Here are the two points which OF all
the State have been most hostile to each other,
forced to union Of interest where they least
expected or desiredit. | can almost fancy II
see some folks squir.ning under this "dispensa
ton of--the Iowa Legislature. It's serious
matter 10 be sure-but yet not without its ludi-
crous points While Burlington isyet jubliat-
ing over the untilnely death Of the rams horn
she will be started from her propriety by this
apharation Of it, in its Ito her) most hideous
form, and j. Maggot Morgan will for while
forget to wriggle in his carrion, and with DIS
tended eyes, exclaim-
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Removal.
BOOK BINDERY.

IN A. BUSSEMER, successor TO T.. Muller, has in Il
- established Book Bintery, al the corner of 9th
and Clay Streets, where he will be happy the
public patronage, and will promptly discharge all work
of plain fancy Binding which he may be favored with
Pamphlet and job work promptly done order.
Dubigue Nov. 18th, 1852 daw-Gm.
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RATES OF EXCHANGE.
NEV ADVERTISEMENTS.
WANTED.

TJNFURNlSHED, partially furnished, for six
u months year, HOUSE. with stable, pleasantly
situated in this city, and for which liberal price will be
paid. Apply at the Office Of
DUBUQUE Jan. 10 dat
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Auction Notice !

SR4.osg seed.
YTOE sale , W.P Alien 1901, ilain St. Dubuque
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DIRECT FROM NEW YORK,

County and Road Orders Lost.
Between Mess. Jno Bell & Co.'S Store and
Court House, seven county and Road orders of
different amounts, amounting in all to So, &c.
As the payment ofthe same is stopped they are
Of no use to any one but the owner Any person
finding them will be literally rewarded by retur.
ming them to the owners.
JOHN BELL s. co.
Dubuque Dec Goth 1852.
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an Extraordinary Cure of Rheumatic Feser IN
Fan Dieman's Land.

Fan Diemdn s Land.
Corn of Letter inserted ia TIC Hobart Tom Courier Of
inc Isl March. 1851 byJ Maj. J. Haleh
Margaret MConnigan, nineteen years of age, resi-
ding az New Town, had been suffering from violent
rhcunIalic fever for upwards oftwo months, which had
entirely DEF rived her of the of her nbs. during
h. ,riod she under the of the most eminent
medical men in Hobart Town, AID by them her case
was considered hop less. friend prevailed upon her
to Try IIooway's celebrated Fills, which she consented
10 do and in Incredible short space OF time they c-
fected perfect cure
Cure ofa pain and Hghtness IN tie Chest, and
Stomach of u person 81 years IF age.
Froa .cssrS. 1te5 & Son. Prnprctors Of tic Lynn M
reriser ,sao roach FIR the to'!O@ag statcaJat-
6nrnSa md, 1851.
To Professor HOLLOWAY,
en-I desire to bear testimony 10 the good effect Of
Holloway's Pills. For years suffered severely
from pain and tghtness IN the stomach, which was
also anie by shortncss of BREATH thai prevent
cd me from walking about. am q Years of age, and
Notwithstanding my advanced stat Of life these Pills
have 50 relieved me-, that DESTROYS that 9th should
be made acquainted with their virtues. ! am rem
dcred, by their means comparatively active, and can
take exercise without ncon .cncEce pain, winch
could not do before.
(Signed) HENRY CoE,
North Street, Lynn, Norfolk.
These celebrated PWsarc accndcrtuIly eGicaciou
IN the f0liortng compiaiats:
acue Female Irregular sscrofula or King,
Asthma tiles Evil
Biliou. ,omplantsFevers of all kiudssore Throat
Blotchts on the Fits stone ana Grave
skin GOut secondary symi-
Bowel ComplantsHead Ache toms
CoIIcs Indigestion Tie nOulOureux
t.opstt ultiou of the Iufammatiun IuWOufS
BoyeIs Jaundica Ulcers
Consumption Ner Complaints Ncnereai AHtc-
Debility Iumbago tons
DronSv Piles Worms OF all kind
Dysentery Eheuinausn w weakness, from
Erysipelas Retention OF Urine whatever cais
&c. &c
Sold at the Establishment of Professor Holloway, "a
strand fnear Temple Bar, London) and y all respecta
bic Druggists and Dealers in Medicines throughout III
British Empire, aud of those of the United States, II
t,oyes at 81 I-2c, S7c and 81 so Wholesale b!
the principal Drug houses in the Union, and by MeSsrs
A. b. & ID. Sands, New York.
8s There is considerable saving by taking the large
sizes.
NJ H.}lr ctons for the guidance Of Patients in every
il ,-.ler nrn Affixed To each Boy.
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pHru,E FRENCH BRANDY.

have Just received direct fruin the Custom House, On
4 Pipe Pune feenCh IiGuBssary Brandy''3 xpre SLY
for Medicinal and Family use. This article can Wa
rant, for SAFE al tho Drug Store If
GILLESPIE,
UHhIbue, May 20. No. Globe Eu,lings.
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Notice..
REMOVAL,

Removal,
r b. THOMAS, has removed his Store TO No
u above the Globe Building between 5th and 9th,
Streets one door South of X. g. Waple's Store.
| will he glad to see my old friends, and many
ones as may favorme witt! a call
GROCERIES.
large just received and for sale cheap, at the
New Store of J. Thomas.
July 24th 1852. Jy. Goth dwy.
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THE SATURDAY EVENING POST.
The Leading Literary yveeIly.

aver Thirty che Years hay, now elspsad since the
~ POST be gan its weehiy round OF Blended instruc
ton and enenf; and nsver, in all til period,
its marked AT the present moment. Possess
Ing ndeniaby the targast cnsllation ny many thou
sands of any paper of its class in the Union sbscr
hers have tie best Of for belieyn that stands
upon permanent basis and that they will receive Tie
ill value OF every ,lar entrusted 10 its p'hii In
announcing OF preparations Tor tbe coming
rsay begin by staEas oif car lin:a conneat
with Mrs. SD,wogtl, wEi'cr who j. sar and ieriii
n GENTS ~ surpassed b any male isnae tie
Union. Mrs. Carailno Lee IL mr. lady whom il Wou'd
lie almost sup rtnens ie praise. Ia view ui the general
popularity Of sucl. tales ilie Mob cap" Eirae.n
LINDA p tena etc. is also enrltled among
trhutor.
We are now engaged in the publication OF story
callrI-
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-01-12
CLARA HOMELAND,

BY Emerson Bennett, auihor Of 'Nioa, P ane Flow
Ell, - ssBandits ofthe Usage etc.
Aud at the opening Of the ensuing year we design com
mencing the publication OF the ,,lowIng Noyelet-
MISS TIT LAS SPINNING WHEEL.
By Mrs Lee Iiestz Of Florida. Author Of "Ecine,'i
sSLiiitia, . S.Rena,'' etc