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BY LETTERS PATENT SECURED In Is49
PULVERMACHER'S
Patent Hydro Electric I0ltaic Chains.

Constructed to be under the garments. are the
most wonderful discovery in medicine and electricity of TIN
present day. They relieve, without pain or shock ns.an.
taneously acute nervous pains, such head ear ana
toothacR rheumatic pains, tic dooreux, ETC., and by
their paid but continuous and percepe action on the body
diseases Of years standing such as pout local PARALYSIS
nevous complaints liver diseases etc. disappear as y
iracle they have been applied greatest success
In all those dreadful diseases in children commonly called
convusons also in OF teetng under ditulties
and disorders of the bowels The precinate metals from
their solutions, decompose water, defect the magnetic
needle in short, show all the phenomena of powerivf
voaic pile. The instruments producing these effsts
weigh about two ounces be folded up in pos8et
book always ready for instantaneous use wi last
man his me guarding himself, family am friends.
etc., against that number OF diseases and coYpains IN
which mild streaming electricity aefeeuy safe, Ger
tain wonderful and speedy remedy The Pnce Of com
plete chain is from TO IS batteries 500 ST. 80
Incredible may the above facts any person,
easily convince himself beforehand at tie depot OF their
truth The importance of tie invention mas been acknow
edged in America by the Academy Of Medicine of New
York, and the chains applied with great
in the medical colleges, the City, Bellevue, and Wards
Island Hospitals Brooklyn City Hespfa, ETC.; in Europe,
by the Royal Colleges of Physicians and Surgeons,
London by the Academies National dc Medicine at Pa
ris by the Imperial Faculty at Viela; by the Royal Fa
Guilty at Berlin and other scentk distributions of tie
highest order including the prrlpal hospitals in Eu
rope.
The Proprctors are in possessH OF testimonials to tie
effect from all the above insittions in America and
members of the profession in bot heInispheres, and invite
the public to examine them.
Full and illustrated descripts.on for personal and
one for scientific men, with cfes Of testimonials and
obtained gratis the ofice They will be forwarded,
free OF postage, any part ofhe United Statcs in
Tel.id inquiries, nfaining three cents postage
stamps
N. b. Physicians specially invited to call and see
this new healing agent.
1s- Apply to TIMoTBY MASON, sign of the Good
Samaritan Agent in Dubuque, for STEwERr, Sole Agent
for United States, 56e Broadway, New York
July 7, 1853 dae If
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To the Public.

ID ADWAY & Co., the Inventors Manufacturers nd
HI ProprietOrso of the justly celebrated r. r. r. Rene
dies the first discover Remedy possessing the
Marvelous and Miraculous Power of stopping the most
Excruciating Pains in instant, allaying the worst
Cramps and Spasms either internal or external in few
minutes and soothing the most severe Paroxysms OF
Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Tic Doloreux, as as
applied. The r. X. Remedies of three Rene
dies each possessing quick and wonderful powers
certain complaints and diseases, and will Instantly
RELIEVE The Human System of Pain.
REGULATE Each Organ to Healthy .3cti0n.
RESOLVE .1ueay alt Diseased Deposits.
RENOVATE Tile body from all corrupt humorS
REBUILD The Weak and Broken Dorm
Constitutions.
RESTORE To Hcatth, Strength and Figor
all uRs0uad &. tcorn out parts
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New York, Oct. Is.

The Washington correspondent of the Jour
nal Of Commerce states that the Administration
had come to the determination not to demand
from any foreign government. nor 10 surrender
10 any foreign government any prisoner charg.
ed with crime without an express treaty shpu-
lation to that effect.
The Washington correspondent of the Times
states that information has been received thai
Lord Howden, British Minister in Spain, has
succeededin makinga treaty with Spain, By
which English cruisers are permitted to land
men in Cuba to search plantations for newly
imported slaves.
Martin Koszta was to embark on the 2lst for
the United States, Astria conserving. Mr..
Brown, Smyrna, was to see him off.
The Cholera was increasing slowly at Liver
pool.
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Il is stated, on good authority, that M Law
has effected lareg sale of Government con-
dcmned muskets purchased by him, to the
Turkish Government. They are to be shipped
soon.
A letter in the Times s.atessthat Jno Mitch
ell escaped from Australia on board an Ameri-
Jean ship. His wife and family adpassed from
Hobart Town Cor New York A grand mill
tary recepti0nis TO be given him when he ar
rives-
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BALTIMORE, Oct. IL, 1852

CONSPIRACY IN MExIco. The New Orleans
Bee, Of Thursday last, has special intelligence
from Mexico, received by private letter, to
the effect that Government had discovered an
extensive conspiracy in Puebia, and that several
prominent persons had been arresed-among
them Don Juan Mueica, late Governor of the
of the State of Pueba; General Manoles Robbs,
and Don Luis de la Rosa. They had been or
dered to leave the country.
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Columbus. lOhio.l Oct.

a I0t'.OV
OHIo ELEcTIoS.-Franklin county.-Dem-
ocratic representatives elected by 500 majority
"a democratic gain Of $50 on the presidential
vote Of 1864 All ne WIS from the State is ia
vorable 10 the democrats.
The election for governor, members OF the
Legislature, and other State officers, took place
here yesterday So far as returns have come
in, the indications are that Med,ll, democratic
governor, is elected by about 30,0O5 majority
together with nearly all the other prominent
officers.
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ARRIVAL OF STEAMER ATLANTIC
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
DECLARATION OF WAR BY TURKEY.
sBREADSTUFFs UNCHANGED
New York. Oct. il

New York, Oct. IL.
The Atlantic with four days later news from
Europe arrived at noon to-day with dates to the
5th.
The Atlantic brings 900 passengers.
LIvERPoo CoTroS MARKEr.-1he Asia 8
advices from America had improved the mark
ct but with unfavorable dispatches from the
East and closed quck-prices were somewhat
irregular, but no quotibiy lower than last quo-
taiions
Manchester, Oci. 9Th.
Business berry limited, money unsettled
Funds much depressed from the Turkish declar-
alton of war.
Consols closed Tuesday evening worth 80
7S, at which business was reported.
Liverpool Breadstuffs during The past three
days--prices had receded, with considerable bu-
siness at decline of 3da6d on wheat Corn
without change.
The runor, however, which depressed cotton
raised breadstuffs, and market closed withou,
much variation from the prices of Frday-say
for U. s. white wheat da10s3d-mixed and
red 9s2da9s9d
The Eastern Question has taken anothe,
turn. The Olmntz meeting Of Emperors is over
and new proposition is to be offered to the
Porte.
Austria again puts herself in accordance with
France and England Prussia in conference at
Vienna, and negotiations are resumed giving
mere promise of a peaceful and speedy settIe-
ment, but telegraph from Cons'antinople of
Sept 26ih, stating the Grand Council of Otto
man Empire has recommended the Sultan to
declare war against Russia, caused meeting of
the British Cabinet and made apprehensions
among the public.
The Sutan's decision is not known. The
courier was hourly expected at Marseilles-
Constantinople and Turkey quiet.
The Russians were officially ordered by the
Minister Of War TO winter on the PaincipaIities
The fleets remain at Besika. and Martin Kosz
ia was to embark on the 2lst for the r. States,
Austria consenting. Mr.. Brown, at Smyrna,
was to see him off
The cholera is increasing slowly at Liverpool
The packet ship Isaac Wright, from Liverpool
with SD passengers for New York, struck on
the Irish coast, and leaked badly.
The time Of suspension Of duties on Bread
stuffs imported into France is extended to July,
l454. Another decree prohibits of France the
export Of potatoes and vegetables until July,
1854. Material Of any kind of railways may
be imported into Spain duty free.
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cure of the Fever and Ague, for twenty five cents
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Light, Light, Light,
Economy, Briiliancy, Cleanliness,
and Safety.
GREENOUGH'S
Phosgene Gas Lamps

LO.4NED GRATIS.
THO those persons who wshto avail themselves the
opportunity of testing of the best lights ever
used upon supper table (or for reading sewing
the subscriber offers to loan beautiful Stand Lamp
gratis, to so long they continue purchase the
Phosgene exclusively of him. By this cement all
persons can have cheap, safe and brilliant light
without any additional expense for lamp; they are at
no risk whatever for if upon trial the lamp is
satisfactory, it be returned and they resume
the use ofther former lights.
+. MASON, Dubuque.
Agent for Greenough No. dc, Fifth Street, Gin
cinnati, Ohio. (aug5-dwyl
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A. GILLE PIES
NEW STOCK OF
Superior Family Groceries.
JNIlE undersigned has just received, in connection
with his stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES an
P4LNI'S, large and choice stock of the very best
~.sl--
Family Groceries.

among them may be found good choice article o
brown clarified, crushed, powdered and loaf Sugars
Rio, iaguira and Java coffee; Gurpowder, Imperial
Young Hson and Congo Teas of the best quality; Col
den Syrup, New Orleans and Sugar House alolasses
Western Reserve and New York cheese, Goldfish, Her
ring and No. Mackere Boston, Butter, " alter and
Soda crackers; Rica Dried Peaches and Apples; Tai
low, star and sperm candles j; Palm, Rose White and
casfsel Soaps; soft and hard she'll Almonds and Peca
Nuts; Pearl Barley ana Sage; Tapioca and Oat Meal
fresh Raisans currat Is cirons and Figs; superior
article OF Tobacco and cigars; Pepper, Spice, cloves
cinnamon. Ginger Nutnsgs, and Mustard, ground and
unground saleEatus Indigo, Starch and Vinegar: Ma
caroni, Vermacili and English split Peas, Pow
ders Bak ng Powders, Baking Soda and Tartar
Extractor Lemon, Rose, Vanilla and Nuimegs preser
we'd Peaches Cherries Ounces, Blackberries, Straw
berries and Ginger; powdered Sage, THYME and Sum
mer savory English and american Pickles, all kind
of Tomato and Walnut catchups Starch, Farnas
coeoa Broao and Shred lsnglass for custard puddngs
&c, superior Olive Oil and Salad Dressing; and all ar
tcies usually kept by Family Gocers These articles
renew and resh and will be sold very low at No. l.
Globe Building by A. GILLESPIE
Dubuque, May 4, 1885, dawtf
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SrEAMBeAT BuaSED The new and elegant
eteasser .Montank Was harmed at the Ieyee IN
rs. II MS On Frday last The Montauk was
0@ned by n Carwith r. c., and Capt. T..
45lefn, Is tbis city She was new boat built
~ - 3: Louis and Gasena trade, al a cost
l9o. She had made but two Of three
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TIE LOFTY AND THE LowLY.


Tie Washington Union INDUCES in the fol-
lowing sensible remarks:
who is he, no matter how exalted his posi-.
ton, who has not relatives in the humbest /?
The writer has himself seen members OF the
immediate families of two Presidents of this
Republic toiliag for their support in the severest
of empi oyments; and it is probable that no man
has occupied the White House who has MT
been aware that many Of his kindred, unless
relieved by himself, were reckoned among the
poor, if not The honest Of the land The only
brother Of Clay was cabinet maker; Webster,
the giant of statesmen and The ornament of his
country, had brothef-in-aw v no never learn.
ed to read until after completing the period Of
three score and ten, and majority Of the first
statesmen Of The present time are the energetic
and ambitions sons of POOR but honest par
ents.' Everett (who will never blush to hear
it) was discovered in ms younger pursuit OF
knowledge under dfHculties-the difficulties Of
poverty though they presented to him but
slight impediments on the road to rcnown.'
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LATEST NEWS.
Raltimnre Oct l5

be Savannah Republican says that john
majority is 34s The vote i'll Sd Diitrict. is
! close and the result doubtful.
he steamer Vulcan has arrived here from
bland with $50 Hoops for Bernuda. She
lin here in consequence Of the yellow FEVER
Bermuda.
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TnE EscArE OF MircnELL CosFIsarp.-
The rumored escape of John MucIeH and
one Of his companions in exile, is confirmed
The Nsso York Times has seen letters fron, the N
to thsif ltiends in that city, which state tina,
they are now on their way to this country:
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New liork, Oct |

The steamship Humboldt arrived at this port
brtly after midnight She left Southampton
the Both. She brings ZIG passengers and 40o
hs freight, TIE Humboldt reports having
ssed seven large ships OF war standing west.
hat nation they belonged to is not know,
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New York. Oct. 18th

A letter from Pensacola says a duel was
fought at that place, between ex-Sherff Col.
Inns and Charles Winters, keeper Of billiard
saloqn. When both parties fired, Winters
bah grazed Collins head, when the latter drew
! sword and run Winters through the heart.
The receipts of,he Crystal Palace last week
were $4,000
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned has disposed Of his entire stock Of
4 Merchandise to Messrs. VAN DuzEE & HONE in
their behalf he bespeaks the favor of his old
Those indebted to him are desired to call and settle
j. B. THOMAS
Dubuque, Iowa, July Ilth, 1853. dawtf
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CrSc1xNArL Oct. 1859

CINcINsAT1 MONEY MARKEr.-There is ar
extreme pressure in our money market. Loans
are obtainable TO very limited extent only, 81
any terms. The leading rates of interest range
from IL to "a per cent. per annum.
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FOLD on IT,!

% ANGHART g. BUCHANAN have sold Out their en-
ID tire stock of Goods to WILLIAM 8. HALL.
DESTROYS of closing their business althose ndebt
ed to them book account come
onward and settle up Immediately.
BANGHART & BUCHANAN.
Cascade, March 30th 1853. daw-tf
H3- The business hereafter will be carried on BY
WILLIAM 8. HALL, at the old stand, who will keep
eneral as sortm ntof Goods on hand at all times
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Discovered at Last !!
A MYSTERY EXPLAINED.
Revolution is Certain Vict0ry is Ours
DIR. A. L. ADAMS,

DIR. A. L. ADAMS
NEW Theory of Disease is awakening the inquiry in
In the minds of all who read it, How is it that 4aae,i-
cans have been long and slavishly ured in dark
and ignorance the subject of disease.
DR.. A. L, ADAMS LIVER BALSAM,
THE GREAT PAsAcEA DISEASE,
offered TO the afflicted a the States and Territories for
the entire cure Liver complaints in all stages Bilious
Fever, Ague and Feve chronic Lung Fever Dropsical
Affections, consumption, Bowel complaints, Dfarrhea,
Dysentery, Rhumedsm, Bleeding Piles, Bind Piles,
Scrofua, Salt Rb<m, Dyspepsia, General Debility, Ner-
yousness, coszness, indigestion, Distracted Menstrual
Dr. A. L. dams Liver Balsam has stood the wreck and
for tleast FIFTEEN years, and has proved to the most
skeptieai, Jeyond shadow of doubt, that it is the
Opy Reliable Medicine Ever Discovered,
beingpurey all Vegitable for the permanent cure of the
abov The most ske pcal have become its most
sanine voaries, and pronounce Lrer Balsam 70 be
DE only reliable hartinger Of Health to the af-
.ficted, eUeryarhcre.
Testimonials up from every track it has made
swollen with expressions of gratitude for the relief re-
ceived by its And IN submitting this the Lirer Bal
sam is recommended to all those suffering under the
Lon Grasp Of the Monster Disease,
and at procure bottle of Dr. A. L. Adams Liver
Basar.
The reader is referred to the Medical Tract found by
making application to the Agent, where the Basam Is sold,
null epItome of The cause and of all Diseases
sotd In Duotfssfe by trAst<sIIIF~AaASON
o. d. SCOTT, General Agent, No. 81 Randolph street.
Illinois. July -, 1853. daw-u
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A I I Ii CT E D, RE.AD!!
PHILADELPHIA
MEDICAL HOUSE.
Established 1o Years ago, by Dr. Kinketin, N
". corner Of THIRD ard Un,on streets, be-

Established Ia Years ago, by DR.. Kinketin, ".
~ corner Of THIRD ard Un,on streets, be-
taceen Spruce and Pine sts., Phila.
EIGHTEEN years of extensive and uninterrupted
the most expert and successful practitioner far and
IN The treatment Ut ali diseases Of private Per-
sons afflicted with Ulcers upon the body throat or legs,
pains III the head or homes, mercurai rhenmatism
lures, gravel disease arising from youthful excuses
impurities OF the blood whereby the constitution has be-
come enteebird, are ali treated with success,
He who places himself under the of DR.. n, may
regiousiy confde in his honor gentleman and con
hdenIly rely upon his skill as physician.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Young men who have injured themselves by a certain
practice INDUCED ina habit frequently learned from evil
companions or al SCHOOL the effect OF which nightly
felt even when asleep and destroy both mind and body
should apply Immediately. Weakness and constitution
al debility, loss Of muscular energy physical assitude
and general prostraton rritaby and all nervous afec-
tons, Indigestion, sluggishness of the liver, and
disease in any way connected with the disorder of the
provocative functions cured, and full vgor restored
READ!
YOUTH AND MANHOOD.
A rigorous Life on a Premature Death,
KIsKELIN on SELF-PREsERvATioN-ON
rs CENTS
This Book Just published is filled with sefIl informa
tion the nrmities and diseases of the Generatye
Organs. 1t addresses itself alike to Youth, Manhoo
and Old Age, and should be read by all.
The valuable advice and impressive warning il gives
viii prevent years of misery and suffering, and
IS remittance of 25 cents, enclosed in letter, adj
dressed to Dr. KINKELIN, n. ". corner Of Third and
Union streets, between Spruce and Pine, Philadelphia
will ensure book under envelope per return of mail.
Persons al distance may address Dr. X. by letter,
post paid and be cured al home
Packages OF Medicines, Directions &C., forward by
ending aremittance, and put up from damage
curiosity
Book sellers, New Agents, Pedlars, canvassers and
all others supplied with the above work at very low rates
July %, 1852. WY
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TSEcoNp DIsPATcH

1t is now publicly announced that Robert
Spear, well known stock broker OF Wall
street, has failed under the recent depreciation
of stocks and the tightness of the money mar
ket There are various other rumors afloat re-
garding the solvency of certain parties, but
they have not yet come to focus.
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WAsHlYGToN, Oct II
J. w. Beard has been appointed sub Treas u
rer at Boston, vice Mr. Davis declined
Col James Polk has declined the consulate
at Bordeaux
Reported dispatches TO the State Department Mt
from London and Paris, confirms the last war
like rumors Of war in Europe, and thai the Brit
ish Cabinet had decided to ain Turkey
WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.
The State Department has Official information
Of Gov. Vroom's arrival and presentation az
b rlin. The Navy Department has later advi-
ces from Com. Perry's squadron H. was on
his way 10 Jcddo.
BrrFALo, Oct lS
Jas. Z. Harrison was 10 day nominated by the
Wings for Mayor, ON the first ballot
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Augusta. Oct. IL.

GEORGIA ELEcrloS-Johnson's majority
621. Clinch 10 hear from. Six congressman
elected by the democrats, Bailey's majority
Democratic majority in the senate 8; memo
cratic majority in the house Ia.
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Latest and most important BY Submarine Tele-
s-grGph.
Vienna, Oct. q

Vienna, Oct. I'd
The Divan, at*the grand council held this
day, resolved upon declaration of war with
Russia, against the advice of the four powers
The Sultan has signed the declaration.
Report says that hostiliiies had commenced.
Omar Pacha strongly demanded leave to fight
before winter set in.
The Russians were supposed to be moving
to attack the Turkish position at Rowtchank
The ship Isaac Wight was brought into Liver
pool with 20 deaths on board.