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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-03-30

ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER.
IMPORTANT TO DIsPEPTlCS-DrJ s. Houghton's
Pepsn, the Digestive Fluid, Gastric Juice, pre-
AIRED from Rennet, The Fourth Stomach OF the Ok
after directions Of Baron Lebig, the great Physoloec
al Chemist by U.s. Houghton, M. D. Philadelphia Pa
This is truly wonderful remedy for Indigestion Dys
psa, Jaund;ce, Liver Complaint Constipation and
Debility curing after NATURE own Method, by Natures
own Agent, the Gastric Juice. Pamphlets containing
scientific evidence OF vaue furnished by agents gra-
tbs. Sec not ice among Medical Advertisements.
A. GILLESPIE, Agent.
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TAKE NOTICE.
The Big Boot Removed

r WOULD inform, the public that have Removed t.
John ID. Bnshs Block, where shall be glad
all who may desire
Dry Goods, Groceries, Shoes, Leather, & {.
wish all persons indebted me call Immediately
wthou: further notice, and settle their accounts.
d. DECKER.
Dubuque, Feb. IS, 1853. daw-2m
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Maouoketa Acade lay.

The Examination Of this Institution will take place
on Friday, the LIST day of April Exhibition the eve
ming of the same day. The public invited to attend
Persons from distance will be accommodated in the
families by leaving their with the Principal
the Academy.
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TAmong the peculiarly new features OF
the new Liquor Law, which has just passed
the Rhode Island House of Representatives is
the appointment of complains at the annual
election Of town and city officers.
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ENLOUR-Superfne and Extra Family, kept constantly
on hand AT the regular market prices and delivered
free OF charge This -four warranted good made ofthe
finest quality OF wheat II should prove So the
hour can be returned at my expense, and the money
unded nay Sel e.. r. WEST
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An old bachelor having been laughed at by
party ofpretty girls, told them-"You are small
potatoes'
'eWe may by small potatoes" said one of
them, "but we are sUect ones
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LARGE HAUL OF FIsH.-Burlington has be-
come one of the best fish markets IN the west.
Burlington Telegraph.
This probably accounts for the strong .fsh
market proclivities, of the editor Of the Tele-
graph "Education forns the common mind.
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1EA THIS Steamship is of the size and
&A strength, and in every way equal to the
kia3f6oS Collins line of Steamers, being 300 feet
in length, 43 feet beam, and 81 Il ct hold.
She is double dagonaly braced with iron bars
ry improvement that ference and science suggest
has been adopted Her accommodations for First Sc
cond, and Third class passengers believed be
periOr to any steamer built Her model is unequal
led, and is confidently expected that she will make the
trip from New York to Australia within so days-stop-
ping only at the Cape of Good Hope coal. Passen-
may rely that every attention will be paid their
wants, and that the shipwill be Literally supplied with
every comfort. An experienced Surgeon will be attach
ed to the ship.
Rates Of Fare.-Firsi cabin Ladies Saloon 1875 First
cabin Upper Saloon $3.50, Second cabin Lower Saloon
S275, Third class Forward, $500. Children under ~
years of age, half price.
Eight cubit feet of baggage allowed each passenger
not exceeding 900lbs. in weight. Books open.
remittance of one half the will secure berth
balance to be paid within 30 days before the time Of
sailing For Freight Passage, apply at the Office of
the company, to J. HOWARD & SON,
March "a. w-6w Agents, 81 Broadway.
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ONO WHEAT CRoP.-Acording to official
returnes, Ohio has averaged thirty million
bushels wheat for the last three years, of which
sixteen millions surplus, after feeding all its
own inhabitants.
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FROM CALIFoRSIA.-The steamer Ohio,
with the mails and $2,446, 575 in gold, has arriv-
ed at New York. The news by her had been
anticipated.
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gA St. Peters, Minnesota, on the 9th inst.
the thermometer was is degrees below zero.
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NOTICE

W. IN" unknown owner or ov nsrs ~ the one hAifo
i Lot No. a22, and the on half of Lot No 423 ami
the whole Of Lot No. 343, all in the city Of Dubuque
state Of Iowa:
You hereby notified that there is ncw or sic N -,
ofi y Of the Clerk OF the District Court of said coI.-y
1T Dubuque, petition &c Jean y. Tael:nss
PRAYING Judgment for the m az 20 due
aud thai lon and all persons whnmsoev T, b tarerr,
barred and absolutely fJrcosed Of and soin all night
deed made to him Nv N rr...usr II Dubuque county
by viriue Of sal, l.t FIR taxes eid Cd the eath
day Of Aasrs, a - ,sa2, .'s the tsxes sas IN said
min " cents: njd uHleri appear snd answer
tteytn according TO Ia beye the second day ri
he helSat the Gpurt House in Dubuque. the furih
Monday il March next lYhgme' will be rendered by
dcn ana Your rights and q,ifyto Yeieem b. :reveY
har.e 4 and alb. oluteiy fFeclt~. d.
BY order Of a
-. BESJ. IUps~f, Clerk
JOHN II. TugpiSG.. 49,.
Nv G.. ARK Il R,.,riJ s<HI'ys.' dIf-w4w
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One of the most interesting relics in Phladel-
phia may be seen in North Second street, viz ::
the first lightning rod erected by DR.. Frank
lin which still stretches its attenuatcd fingers
towards the heavens.
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V,srroR TO WEST PoINr.-We should have
sta,ea sooner that Col. GEORGE TEMPLE, of
this city, has been appointed visitor to West
Poiut-a good appointment, and worthily be-
slowed -BurlinGtOn paper
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The ultra Turkish party are much annoyed at
the submission of the Porte, and the demands
Of Austria, and it is said the Ministry will have
to resign
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Nails The Troy Times says. Nails are
advancing, and notices sale Of 1000 kegs at
&c per pound.
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Forwarding and COMMISSION.

TINE undersigned takes this method inform the pub
i lie that he has taken the large, commodons brick
Ware House the Landing in the City of Dubuque,
Iowa. and is ready receive in store ship all
kinds of Merchandise Household Furniture, and other
property to or from any part of the United States on
the favorable Liberal cash advances made
consignments, if desired. Sais Flour Bacon Lard
Cheese, and almost every article of Family Groceries,
foreign and domestic Fruit will be kept constantly
hand. Steamboats, will be furnish ed with stores at the
lowest rates. In conclusion, will say, thar all business
entrusted my care shall bsraisdcted with promptness
care and despatch, and on favorable terms any
house in the city of Dubuque
For reference refey the following gentlemen OF this
city,
PETER WApLEs, W.P. WrGHTaAr,
Will wrHER &Co., J. p. FARLEv & Co.,
F.E. BIssEL. II. Y. LOWELL.
Dubuque, April l6. ls5l-d G. Il. WEST.
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AFR. NJ. J. SULLlVAN, has lain off his healthy and
wi Picturesque Tract or Land the HILL, near the
Residence of lion. Gro. w. JoSEs into lots of ON Z
HALF to THREE QUARTERS of an ACRE each,
The s,tuatoa commands delightful view OF the
rounding country and far removed from the mias
matte influences the river that Doctors visits will be
few and far between There two never failing
springs on the Plat and good well water be had
on any Lot at depth of Fifteen Feet Several lots are
pready by of the best citizens CT Dubuque,
and as they designed for the sububa residences OF
spectacle persons only recommended that applica
tiou he made soon to CHAS. CORKERY. Agent.
N. Il. Plat showing the number and contents OF each
NJ may he seen at the AGENTS office. June 7-dtf
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JOHN KNAPP,

(LATE Low & KN6Pf,(
VXTnOI.EsALE GROCER & COMMISSION MER-
w CHANT, No. 81 cyce, 81. Louis, has in store
and arrive large and we'll selected stock, which is
offered at the lowest rates, consisting in part as follows
900 pkgs green and black teas; 500 bags prime Rio
coffee loo bags Java and Laguyra do; 100 hhds prime
sugar. 20 hbls cariedsugar 100 bbls pow ID loaf and
crushed do 100 casks and hf bbls salcraus 25 casks
carb soda 50 boxes tartar 800 boxes soaps $50
boxes mould and candes 300 bundles wrapping
per 50 bags pepper 90 do Pimento $50 boxes rasins
20 rerces rice is sardines so bbls almonds 100
boxes Mo- and Va. tobacco; 100 boxes g,ound spices
25 casks Zante guaranty; SO bales batting GOO kegs
Boston and Pittsbufg nails 100 boxes catsups $50 coils
Manila cordage; 100 doz lis; 100 nests tubs 200
boves Cuba, Havana, Regaa and Principe cegars; 100
boxes fine chewing and smoking tobacco 900 mats
cassia 100 bbs cider vinegar; $50 boxes glass; loO
boxes pint and quart asks 25 bales carpet chain 200
dozen bed cords and plough lines 800 NJ G. D. caps
100 dozen Preston Merrl's yeast POWDER 900 pkgs
mackerel 40 drums Goldfish 20Obaxss goldfish 300 her
rings; so boxes lemon syrup; 200 boxes pipes; 1000
Also, full stock Of Foreign and Domestic LIQUORS
Merchants visiting city in The spring, will find it to
their interest to call and examine my stock.
Feb ID OJm
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TThe whole capital stock of the California
Steamship Co. has been subscribed, amounting
to e.. SOC. OO0.
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MILCH COWS.


II you desire that your mich cows should
yis'd literally to the pail, you must feed them
. something better to the secretion Of rich
milk than dry fodder. Chopped roots, or meal
slops Of some kind, should be given them twice
: day, say morning and evening. They should
also be provided with Uttered beds, dry lodgings
moderately vain; be wstered regularly three
emce every day, FIRST before being fed, combed
- rubbed down with wisp or straw once
twioe day, and each receive, every three DAYS,
- ounce Of san, OF The same quantity Of salt and
ashss mixed together. Allow a gentle exercise,
md pure air and JON will find your animals
good mixers, if they ever will be.
F0hEi61 NEwy--The Atlantic arrived al
lpR Fork On the I'D.
The subject Of education in ireland has been
heobro ~ House Of Lords.
xSs1naA.--The Emperor has nearly regained
- ~ kealh.
- sslutsd conspiracy in the fortress Of
3oQooGw i1con6rmed.
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1868. 1859.
SCARRPTT & MASON.
NO. co, WASHINGTON AVENUE, ST. LOUIS, MO
MAMMOTH STOCK OF
F u r N I T u r E.

Don't forget call atthe above numb r. and examine
and hny of the largest and varied stock of fine
fashionable and desirable Furniture in the city.
LATEST STYLE TETE-A.TETEs, SorAs. DIvANs,
Rocking ParIor and Easy Chairs, French Bedsteads,
fine Mrr"r-F Front Wardrubes Book Cases. Secretaries,
Marble Top Bureaus, Centre and Side Tables, Wash
Stands, Work Stands, What Not Desks &c, fine Gilt
Frame Parlor Mirnfs Cane Seat Cottage, Rocking and
Dining Chairs; Extension Tables, Sofa Bed- Of the
most approved invention; Scarrtts Universally admir-
ed Patent Lounge Bedstead.
UPHOLSTERY:
OF our own make, warranted Pura and Good, such a.
Hair, Spring Cotton, Moss and Husk Mattresses, Com
forts Sheets, Pillows all articles in this line on hand or
made at short notice, to ord r. III work m ,de to
order and for quality not surpassed Warranted Is re
resented, or money turned.
AT WHOLESALE:
$50 Bureaus, from 10 Is
900 Sofas, II to IS
80 Mahogany Rocking Chairs, ! to 30
60 Large and Small Easy Is to 80
$40 Mahogany Paror g 3 10 7
$50 Cane Seat and Back Rocking Chairs, . 10 s
1000 Cane Seat Chairs from % cts. To 3
100 Bedsteads o: all desirable patterns and sizes
Chairs and Tables in Knock down packages -
suitable for santa Fe and Salt Lake Traders.
900 Wood Rocking Chairs from &c II > 9.
| 5000 Wo d Chairs from Is to IA
! 500 Chi drens' Chairs;
! 100 Willow Wagons
! Cribs, Lounges, Tin aud Wire Safes;
/ Dining Breakfast and Sewing Tables;
Book Cases, Wardr.bes, &C
AS constantly receiving additions to ,ur stock
it always large and the complete. Orders
aled prnlat'y and lcD purchasers
Purchasers will find, il 10 toir interest b, call ard xl-
inc. Every attention IN our power rheerflly given.
Respectfully, Your Ohediont Servants,
SCARRITT & MASON.
fed s-d2m
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STATE OF Iowa, L.
Dubuque q unity. se.

Dubuque q unity,
that there Is now file in the Office Of fhe CgerS Al
NE stri9t Court Of dubuque county, petition &c
n ,sr s!oen plaintiff claiming Of you seventy dol
money dye to hin an eonact BY NOTE and fhas an at
ent and gafnsaent has been thereon sued ont
ana tnnt unless you appear and to said petition
on or Before the FIRST day Of the term Of said District
.oar 70 De held on the fourth Monday Of March next,
VIII be rendered against you thereon an orr
found Dubuque, February 2ad, 1864
B. RUPERT,
>, Clerk Of Dis. Court, DUBUQUE Co.
HEMrsrEAn L. BcRr, PlHrs Atf'ys w.au,
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS
+" McNeil's Spring Style Of Hats. !"

McNciis Spring Style Of Hats. I"
WHOLESALE RETAIL,
II and l9, Market Street, 81. Louis, Mo.
N introducing my style of HAT for tho spring Of
1913, would ask especial attention TO the combina
tons tpresens Of the important requisites If
article Of Dress, Beautv and Utiity II is light. yet
strong of crec. proportions and at The same time ty
adapted TO the Summer lat.
in the manufacture of Hats my motto 10 " Excelsior
The richest Material and tho best Vi Work manshp.
with the uniirng vigilence Of supervision
cannot tail to produce HAT worthy n the ato have
i fall assortment OF FINE GOODS in my lne compris
ing all that il New, Rich and Fash -nahle in Hats,
Caps Straw and Panama Goods, especially intended 10
meet the demand whether Wholesale Retail of com
munty now rapliy advancing in Wealth and Refine
menf, and those artificial wants that fnllow-at the
same time sell the Staple Goods Of The trade as
low as any other house in st. Louis.
respectfully solicit personal inspection Of my stock
JOHN MCNEIL,
II & ls, Market-st, aexthouse to Main.
Mare 4, 1853 dim
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'Nobody likes to be nobody; but everybody
is pleased to think himself somebody. And ev
erybody is somebody, but WHEN anybody thinks
himself to be somebody, he generally thinks ev-
erybody else to be nobody
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LEGAL NOTICES

Two WILLIAM NJ WATERsON s;-.- u
notified that iere il now on file in the ofi;cs
ue,, e .siE o tae District Court Dubuque county
ared omd = Bisscll, claiming you xix hun.
~ ana .hal unless you appear aud answer thereto
pa ueore Ine 2eth day Of March, 1885, Judgment will
n,,,.;: FREDERICK E. BIssELL.
tn,Ie Nd
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steam, Ferry nj Council Bluffs.
est and nearest Crossing for Ca
Utah, and Oregon.

A"e ofst ana nearest crossing JOF CHiJ0FNtdy
Utah, and Oregon.
.rff SssM p. A. ssARPY respectfully infIms
u emigtants Z" California, Utah and Or
E55esssssxSss egon that his entirely eng inc
.1feanI ferry boat CEuRGIANNA, lying ut st.
lt is now completed and will be ready at Council
by the Doth Of March, to all those bound for
bnye peint. He has secured the services of the
ess crthe river, and will assure against all ae
ddclays which usually occur from want of
cement and good officers. His ferries on The
Il and Horn river will be carried and con-
by two intelligent half breeds, the JosErH
kEcHe, now acting Head Chief Of the Omaha tribe
Of Indians and the other the United States Interpreter
for the same They pledge themselves that property
whasever shall be lost while travelling through their dis
trct. This arrangement will secure to the emigrants
undisturbed passage through the Indian countries.
have on hand large number of mules, horses, po-
nes work oxen, &c., for the plains, together with
large of outfng articles proyiso $, &c,
which will be sold low. Emgranrs in consignng
will please say care OF p. A. Sarpy, Bellevue Council
Bluffs. 7. A.. SARPY.
References: Messrs. p. Chp,iteat, Jr. Il co; Colonel
Thornton Gsmsley B.rthold Il Bro; Choutean &
Vale d. ID. Mitchell, Superintendent Indian Affairs
81. Louis Major 5. Z. Barrow, K. l.. McGhee, st. Jo
;eph Feb &C. 1853. daw-6m
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The Hon. Gilman Folsom arrived in this city
from his trip to Washington on Monday, appa-
rently in fine health and spirits.-Capital Re-
porter Of 23rd.
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Urah Bggs, of Ottumwa, is an independent
Democratic candidate for Commissioner OF the
River mpsoyement-TalleyW Wing.
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onion seed.
u bR salek W.P All n 1901, Main 81. Duhuqhs
DIV II.
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COOKING EXTRACTS,

CUOk1NG EXTRACTS.
ESXTRACT Of Rose, Peach Lemon, Nutmeg and Va.
IL niia supply Of these Gnc Extracts now In sfSys
and for sale BY AGILE sPfs4-
Jan. 81, leS3-dwy
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We are sorry TO learn that Mr.. Biggs, ha
taken stand so unbecoming democrat.
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kNIEST 4 LINSSEN.

UIOULD most respectfully tender their thanks to a
w generous public for the patronage heretofore ex-
tended TO them and would say to their friends and
the public that they have hand in addition to
to their former stock Of
Groceries 4 Dry Goods,
Boots, Shoes, Tobacco, Whskey by the Barrel Branay
Gin, &C. Also, splendid lot of Fish. Sardines &c.
Teas OF various kinds, Hyson, Gun Powder, English
Breakfast, &c. They also keep hand all times.
Vegetables of all nds. All kinds of Country Produce
taken in exchange for Goods The public invited to
call and judge for themselves. Feb. l6. ly
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Real Esfate at Auction.

&C., WILL be sold Saturday, april I'd, at the
MT.1 CITY Auction Room, Mineral Lot No. 49, con-
EMmil tanning Is 8-l00 acres. This lot is adjoining
RE2..A the O'Hagan farm, and is fenced complete
ly round. There is on the premises
GOOD FRAME BUILDING,
rooms and Well Of excellent Water. II
is known the Mehurin lot, and affords fine opportu
nifty to those wishing to make profta BILE investment
Terms made known on the day of sale Safe posittre
II. cox, Auctioneer..
Dubuque, March 22d, 1853. IDIOT
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NOTICE.

NJ sCHLAYED, or whom this may concern.-Yoa
donsS al, neieoy notified that barbar Noel has aban
and ,h, mouse any just aud sufficient cause
ana mat will not pay for any Of her expenses Of living
% VI any manner contribute to h.r support or that III
ny whoin shenow has in no session and thar
"m persons who harborand trust her. will do 80 q. theft
Fat p... 90, ,o,, JOSEPH NOEL.
4
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Eecti6ed Ciu<inpati. .ud :, 1-..;
: ~ vH wn,,rsr New fot& French Brandy lid.
GELPCkE sad sCHecEuER.
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SIGNS! SIGNS SIGNS i!

TINE undersigned returns his thanks to all who dur
ing the past year have favored him with their
tom, and paid their bills he solicts continuance of
their patronage will endeavor give satisfaction to
all who are DESTROYS OF having
Plain, Fancy &. Ornamental Signs,
painted in style of neatness and taste.
Gliding, Granting, MAJ bling, &C., &C.. done order
% Shop, corner Of Locust and Fourth-sts, stairs
THOMAS HARDlE.
February 90, 1858. daw-am
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NOTICE,

~--,, AShs
WIILLlaM =, rREsTON win take notice tina,
'out' Of Dubuque county prayinr Dvoree from, him
~ me grounds That he has wily deserted and absen
ssu from Der without pess6nabls ea,se Tbtt
Me-. Lou Oh Dubuque county, which will be held in
ON Ss ns,h ana Unless you and thereto
tina uay OF march next, the prayer Of the Petit
''oAoi VIII DO granted Lucy ANN PRESTON
nb. BY j. A. hILLfs, her Attorney.
""o"G"e, reO. I|tD, 1903. 4w
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VARIETY STORE,

A GENERAL Stock of all the various articles in
IA general will be kept constantly on hand at the
old stand of Emerson & Shields, on Main street. We
very respectfully say to all those who may favor us with
CALL that ii is trout lie to show Goods.
Eeh 25fh lS53 KENNEDY. GILL.IAMS
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H0benSack's Liver Pills,

part OF the system is liable to disease than the
Liver, serving lerer to purify the Blood or Civ
ing the proper secretion TO the be that any wrong
action OF the Liver affects the other important parts Of
,he system, ana results variously, in Liver Complaint,
Jaundce, Dyspepsia, etc. We should therefore, watch
every symptom that might indicate wrong action of the
Liver These Pills being composed Roots and Plants
Pectorant, which augmens the secretion from the Pull
monary mucus membrane, or the discharge of
some ineXplcabe and insensble manner the certan
od action OF the system Sd. Tonic which gives tone
ana strength to the nervous system, renewing health and
vgor to all parts of the body. 4th Cathartic which
acts IN perfect harmony with the other ingredients and
operating on the Bowels, and expeng the whole mass
ooiuPt anu Hi,ated matter, and purifying the Blood,
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To Females.

fou will find these Pills Invaluable medicine in many
ther total partial, they have been found of
benefits restoring their functional arrangements to heal
1y action, purifying the blood and other fluids so eec-
tuay 10 put to flight all complaints which may arise from
Ienae irregularities, as headache gddness, dmness of
sight, pain in the side, back, etc.
None genuine unless signed 81 n Hobensack, >, oil 9TH
ers being base imitation, '
~ Agents wishing new supplies, and Store Keepers
OF becoming Agents address the Proprieor
). N. Hobensack, Philadelphia, Pa.
10Y For sale nv 7 II rrrrp~s sc
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0AAB0A ADY'TS.

q. II. CAMPBELL, J. \. JONES.
B. H. CAMPBELL l. CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, FORWARDING AND CON-
MISSION MERCHANTS,
AND GENERAL STEAMBOAT AGENTS,
No. 35 Levee,. Galena, Ill.
ALSO, AGENTS FOR GALENA AND MINNESOTA U. 8.
MAIL LINE.
Nominee, Capt. o. Smith, leaves GaIena, Mondays,
IL O'Clock.
Ben Campbell Capt. Lodwick, leaves Galena, Fridays,
At 12 O'Clock.
Doctor Franklin, Capt. R. Blakeley, leaves Galena,
Wednesdays, at IL O'Clock.
VI Goods shipped to 60 by the above Line, forwarded
free OF chargc..EE
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$500 CHALLENGE.
~ HATEVER concerns the health and

happiness a people Is at all times Of the most
valuable importance. take It for granted that every
viii do all in their power to save the lives of their
children, ard that every person will endeavor promote
their own health all sacrifices. feel to be my duty
10 solemny assure you that Worms according to the
pnion of the celebrated Physician, the primary
causes OF large majority Of diseases to which children
and adults are liable; IL you have an appetite continually
changeabe from one kind food to another Breath
Pain In the Stomach, Picking the Nose Hardness and
Fulness OF the Belly. Dry Cough, Slow Fever Pulse IT.
reguar-remcmber that all these denote Worms and you