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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-20
rae CusluA-llousE SEIZURES

The Sm.g rid .Iec.'s-.9ft.m N. ,i 10 Bride Of
fc r Brasc - r. oces days at the Mar.
chat. q. ice = ihr particulars "fan important
.e,zur+ u snuygi.d i.am"p.,s and other jrwels
on board The ssra,ns zip Wash ny,en. from Bre-
men, has created cens,dvrabtr sensation -
See,ns t,at regular System os OPP raiions 10 de-
i-ct per..ns MIA ar constantly d..trandng The
u. s revenue by smuggling valuable good.
f.on foreign prs nave r,crn,ly been adopted
hy the Collector tud Surveyor OF the p'rt. II
clrey,ns nat this i'm .rr,ant matter, Captain
Hyn,irts has been of ess-n..si service nee kis
appointment 1t deputy Surv-y"r Of the port.
In ie yard to this last zare ofc raband g a'ds
.,ne If the inspectors III Cas,"n,s. Mr.. TE'.inas
J Bro .n, is entitled 10 great credit. When Of
tic-s Brown first boa-..eltse sh,P, he MAS led
10 vi I,ect and scar III three innocent passeng IS
in consequence 81 infnmat ON given ~ the
plrs.r. Finally, the inspector Cverhauh 'h-
r.gh, parties, and while tea ching them in a
email sint ..roon,, one of them attempted u brute
him wit, the otter of bnckskia bag, contain
ing bouaonns 10 the kmount o. $5,tAN. III y
ths II endeayorei to intimidatc him by iou,is' iny
u ia2e dirk. cae offiser inm ,diateiy tx ln.'-
I'd, what are you g",nx TO d. with that kn,h Z
The prs ner On ckly dropped the weap"n BY
his side, and | .ughingly replied, "Ob. OIL,
wish Ia know .f The knife 10 liable tn du
The officer answered in the affirmative, a"t
placed il with the other property. As Mr.
ISrown cut open the belt containing the valushle'
The offer of br:bs renewed in pre~n's
Of several walters. The impud.nt ut -mpt wa
again treated with con- enpt and the pr $
.ers were detained in custody until the s'e,m
re arrived a, tn. foot If beach stret, N"r,l
River, when they were conveyed 10 the Sur
,eyors Oifice, al the Custom House.
On Friday last the three passengers W. r
arres,rd by Deputy Marshal de Aag+l,es, char
I'd with viola,"n Of the Revenue laws; hu
the authorities desire not Ia give publicity Y
the names ofthe parties implicated at prcs'n'
Two Of them were almited 10 bail in TZsOO
each, and the third in 1000, before Unite
States Commissioners Sullw-Ii. The Govern
m.nt officials are now engaged in ferret,ny "''
numerous other dealers in 'welry, VIII, It 4
alleged, have been concerned in deirand'ng IN
Custom Horse by means Of smuggling arucl-
from on board various steamers during the pas
wear,
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A Cure for ALI!
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.

Citizens Of the Unop,-
You have done me the honor as with one voice
from one end of the Union to the other to stamp the char
acter of my Ointment with your appreciation Ii
ly two years since made it known among you. and al
ready 1t has obtained celebrity than any other Med
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
80, Corner Of Ann and Nassau Streets, New York
ASTONISHING CURE OF SORE LEGS
AFTER NINE YEARS STANDING
Copy Of Letter from Mr. ". J. Langiy. Of HunsoiHs
Yadkin County North Carolina. u. S.. dated Norem-
READ ITS s., Own wi WORDS.
SIR,--its MT my wish to become notorious, neither
is this letter written for the sake of writing, but
dreadful cutaneous diseases that flesh is heir to- and
which considered by all who knew tn be beyond
the reach of medicine. For nine years was afflicted
with one o the most painful and trout lesome legs
that everfeli to the lot of man; and after trying
me dclne had heard Of resigned in despair all
hope of bling cured friend brought me couple oil
large pots of your Ointment which caused the
my legs to heal and entirely regained my health my
agreeable surprise and delight and the asonishmen.
y fiae CURE OF BAD sasA;r
WHEN NEARLY AT THE POINT OF Death.
Copy ola Letter frow Mr.. r. Durant, sa. Oren.s No
rember 9th, 1853. 10
70 PRoFEs Holloway 20, Corner If Ann and Mas
Streets, Ny Dear Sr,-it is with heartfelt gra-
ttude have inform you that by he your Oint
Pills, the life my wifi has been saved For
years she had had breast, with ten running
wounds, mot of cancerous naturel Twas told that
thing could her she then induced to use your
Ointment and Pills, when in the short space of three
months they effected perfc' cure. to the asst nishment
Of all who knew We obtained your Medicines from
Messrs. Wright & Co.. of Cbartres street. Sew Orleans.
send this from g iote des Prnces,' Paris although
mad written at New Orleans. before finally left, no
know ing, at that time, your address at New York.
(Sisned) r. DURANT.
The Pills should be used conformity with the ONT
m mt in most of the fol lowing
Bad Legs Lumbigo Fistulas
Bad Breasts Chib.aiRs Gout
Burns Chapped Hands GlancuIaT Swell
BuniOns Piles lings
Scalds Stiff Joints Rheumatism
Sore-thrOat, Skin-diseases ScuTvy
Sore-head Wounds Ulcers sHgE
Sore Nipples Contracted and Stiff Joints, etc etc.
Salt Rheuni.
- Sod at the establishment Of Professor HOLLowYA
3S Gunner Of Ann and Nassau Streets New YORK also
by all respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicines
throughout the United States, Boxes, at 81 cents
81 Cents and 81 50 cents To be had wholesale
the principal Drug Houses in the Union.
Gr Theres considerable saving by taking the larg
sizes.
N. B.-Drectons for the guidance of patients in
~ disorder are affixed tocach Box.
May 81, SAY
w. r. ALLEN, Agent, Dubuque, Iowa.
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V'DTXCE.

NOTICE.
New Stocks of all kinds Of Dry Goods, Boots,
hats, Caps, Clothes, &C., &C., &C.,
For sale Cheap!
THE undersigned would respectfully inform their
customers and the public generally, that they have
a full stock of
Fall and Winter Goods
in the of Main and 9th Streets and al
their old stand under the ssWap.es lonse - Both
the above stocks full and complete received di
recty from the Eastern Markets, and we would res
pectfuly invite all and examine for themselves,
tor we shall sell them cheap-rery cheap for cash.
Returning our sincere thanks for past fav0rs, we re
main your obedient servants,
Up. NAPLES
N. b. The Undersigned would respectfully say toths
Ladies OF the city and country generally that although
my loss by the late fire has been great one, my late
House Furnishing enterprise still they shall not be dis
appointed. They may depend upon my opening just
snch store as the one burned, sosoon building
be got aud the goods got !ei, from the East.
My intentions are to keep full stuck of House Fur
nishing Goods in every department. connected with the
latest styles OF Dress Goods in almost endless variety,
Trimmings, &C., &C.. &c.
Feeling very grateful TO the citizens of Dubuque nd
surrounding country for their liberal patronage the
last fourteen years. and respectfully solicts continu
ance of the same. With my best respects,
am yourob't ser'vt.
rETER NAPLES
Dubuque, Sept. 10, 1853 fEt daw-tf
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THE lSTULERANTs.-"The lntolcrants" wou'd
be significant name Of the bigots that clamol
agxinse The principle for which some Of the
greatest minds Of two hemispheres have con
tended; which, while il has united every hero
that ever fought for the American flag, every
stitesman that ever commended for the EXTREMIST
lrights Of man in tins country, has been 90 resist
ess - {, include in its support foreign reform :
r.s like Mclntosh, Btougham. Sh,el, and, finally
even Wellington himself, when, in 1929, he
assisted to remove certain of the disabilities of
IN. ..lat0lerants :" Il is name that even the
worshippers Of royalty refused to bear. and that
Washington, Adams, Jefferson, Hamilton, Jack
con, Madison. and Monroe cast from them like =
reptile. whose very atmosphere was poison!-
fWash. Union. 8
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Dubuque New Book and Stationery Store,
Opposite The .4merican House.
CHARLES RATTRAY,

u ES thank his friends and the pbIc tor their very
ID liberal support for the last IL MONTHS and 10 iti
mate that he has opened that commodous tore former
occupied by Mace and Horrssn opposite the American
House. IS wholesale and Retail Book and Stationer,
Warehouse, where his friends and patrons can be sup
piled with everything in that line the most reasonable
terms. Hir supply Of Writing paper, Wall paper Win
dow shades, &C., &C., complete and well selected
Accordions and Accordion of the best quail
ty. splendid stock Of Diaries for 1854, of all sizes
have just come to hand HIS blank books ate sure t.
give satisfaction has always hand from three
oar volumes of the most popular works of the
day, So
Let hose now read who never read before,
And those who sometimes read now read the more
Highest price ID trade fer clean paper rags Attend
ance from A NJ till P NJ.
Dubuque Dec l, 1853. dawIy
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ALEXANDER COLLEGE.

no next tern in this institution will commence on
Monday the 18th Of September. The preparatory
department is designed only fit young men for
College, hut institution where young m IN may &C.
guire thorough knowledge Of any all the various
branches of an English classical and scientific education
The Board of Trustees take pleasure in stating that
they have engaged the services the Rev. Mr. Allen,
long and fvOraby Known as the principal of Maq,iO-
kefa Academy, Professor of Mathanat and Chem
stry and who os the ensuing year, will have the chief
management mt of the preparatory department. valua
ble addition has been made to the Library, and phoso-
phical and chemical apparatus procured meet the
wants of students in these departments. The price of
tuition, the plan Of scholarships, adopted by the
Board of Trustees is low any could DESIRE For
particulars inquire Of the President either the Pro-
fessos. The faculty OF instruction consists Of the
ing gentlemen.
REV. j. PHELPS, President, Prof. of Moral PLilo-
sephy.
Rev A. II. KERR, Professor of Ancient Languages.
Rev. JEROME ALLEN, Pref of Mathematics and
Chemistry.
DR.. Z. c. Parry. Prof. of Nat Hist. and Philoso-
ply.
CIV. E. WuLLwEBEn, A. NJ. Teacher of German
and assistant Prof. in Latin and Greek.
department of Law.
Time of the School will be conducted as
heretofore by the Hon J. j. DYER and the Hon. T..
8. WILsoN: And the term will commence the first
Monday in November next. For particulars address
either Of the above named gentlemen.
Dubuque Aug. 16, 1854. 3td3tw.
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Lansing, Oct. Is, 1853. diff
SALE OF REAL EN7,A 7,E

NILE OF REAL ENIA TIE.
rGliiE Association called Communal Working Mems
i League will on Monday the l4th day of August
1854 sell at public sale III not at private sale before that
time) at their place, in Commu MIA, Clay CO.. Iowa.
the following described real estate to wits
l.-Commrnia VIliage,-One brick house, one frame
house log houses Barns, &C, with 400 ofland
800 Of it in fence, and 100 cultivated This place is
well watered and well situated the route from Du-
buque to Ekader, six miles from the latter.
2--S0Acres of Bottom Land near the Turkey river
part Timber and Prairie, with comfortable Dwelling
house. Is Acres in Fence and l0cHltivated.
$3.50 Acres on the voea nver the most part Timber,
Log house, 10 Acres in Fence and cultivated.
4-550 Acres choice farming Land, part Timber part
Prairie, will be sold in Lots from 40-200 Acres All in
range four and five Townships 90.
5.-rheir saw mill on the Bear Creek with Improve q
ment and eighty Acres ofLand IN Townshps9l, Range
four.
Dubuque, July 25th 1854. dlw2w
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EXCELSIOR HAT STORE,
City papers please copy
f. w ET.CH
Groceries g. Provisions
ANDERSON 4 MILTON.

NtIne Old staHu OF n. y. WIghtman,
MOULD call the attention Of buyers TO the stock
OF Groceries, PrOvfsiOns, &C., &c.
As our stock isnOw complete, shall continue 70 re-
ceive additional shpmen time during nav
lgation, thereby enabling TO have Fresh and Full
stock throughout season. anG to be all times
to nil orders at the lowest marketrafes
HrCash paid for all kinds Of Prodxee
Particular attention Willie paid for the purchase OF
articles in our tine. ANDERSON 4 milton.
May IT, 1853. daw-iy
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The Americans Friend!
HOLLOWA YES PILLS.

To the Citizens IF the United States,
most huinbly and sincerely thank you for the
immense patronage which you have bestowed upon my
Pills. take this opportunity of stating that my An
for all that America and the Americans, the
most lively sympathes, mt cii thai orig nally
compounded these ills expressly to suit your climate,
habits ttntions, and nanter OF living intending
establish myself among you, which have now done
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
"a, Corner Of Ann and Nassau streets, New York
PURIFICATlON OF THE BLOOD,
LIVER AND BILIOUS COMPLAINTS.
The citizens ofhe Union suffer much from Disorders Of
the liver and stomach scarcely any free from the in
of these desru ctive nalades hence lite wears
Word up a certain Rod when, distressing to say
rose their teeth and good looks, while yet in the
heyday OF life, such sad effects may be eectually rene
died by continually keeping the blood pure aud the
Liver and Stomach in healthy action, when life will
flow smoothly, and resemble plants in congenial
bl,rie where eternal spring appears reign. As il
regards the preservation of The hannah frame and the
duration of life much may be effected and say fear
essly that health and fe can be prolonged for many
beyond their ordinary limits If Holoway's Pills
taken pu -fy the blood accordin the rules laid
own for health contained in the directions which ac
ompany each box.
CASE OF WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY OF 10
YEARS STANDING CURED BY HOLLOWAY'S
PILLS.
Copy Of Letter from Captain John Johnson, asor House
Mem York, dated Jan. 5, 1854.
To Professor HOLLOWAY, 49, Corner Of Ann and Mas
streets, " SIr,-It is with the most heartfelt
pleasure have 10 inform you that have been restored
health and strength by taking your Pills. For the last
ten years, suffered from arrangement OF the Liver
and Stomach and reduced To such extremity that
gave up my Ship never expecting 10 60 to Sea any
more, as had tried every Remedy that was recommend
ed TO hut all to no purpose and had given myself
up despair, when at last recommended to take
Pills. After using them for three months the result
is that am in better health than have been fol
eleven years past and indeed we'll was in my
lfe You quite liberty to make this known for the
benefit of others. remain, Sir, yours respectfully,
(Signed) JOHN JOHNSON
These ceiebratedP Pitts are wonderfully e6fcaci0us
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ST 4 A NJ FE.,R r Y
AT DURU0UE

Al DUbUQUE. 49, et ~
THE UNDERSIGNED would inform the Travein
l Public, that the Splendid New Steam Ferry Boat,
u T. H
hasthis day commenced her regulartrips, be made
very across the mississippi atthe Lower Fer
~ at Dubuque. 4atti{s 3 sG .e1
W. will cross any umberOfTEAMSt that will como,
wRATHHR WHAT 1T MAJ, WILL Run
NIGHTS ifthere Is bus ness to do.
Our charges reasonable at any other Ferry
he Upper Mississippi. Everything that Caornians may
want way be had attic lowest prices, in
Dubuque-the City being literally crammed with suchar
ticles Californians want. Ne
NIB. Recollect, that the STEAMER is at the Lower
Ferry opposite the City, and NOT at Eagle Points nab
that high winds wlnOt, at any time, prevent the Odta
from crossing as is often the with Horse Beats
March 30:h 52-dwy.
r. CRECOIRC r. To
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Quebec. Sent. 9Th

QueOec4 sept. YIN.
Sir Allen McNab who was charged TO form
I new miniatfy, has made overtures to the
larger party Of French and Canadlans, who
insist On the standardization Of the clergy, pre-
serves being made the basis Of the negotiations
Report says that Sir Allen McNabb consents 10
s04es The seeularzation government measure
which gives him the support Of Upper Canada.
The liberal party has made him leader in the
tlnuse IN event Mf. Hincks dues mol return 10
power ct present. r. NJ. General Campbell
setires from public life.
New York, Sept. -.
Farther despatch = from Maine make Morrill,
election tnT 0Jvernnr, certain Not a single
Uemosratic Senator has been elected
Dates from Mexico 10 the 3rd report several
Vie.orics By the Government troops over ihs
ioeprgents.
The President approves of the sentence OF
The Court Martial. cashiring Capt Downing
New Orleans, Sept. Is.
An engagement has taken place between the
insureents and the Government troops, in
NDfihern Mexsco in which the for ner were
successful. The Insurgents also captured some
ammunition and horses. Two Of the command
ere tho Govcrnnent troops were shot
New York, Sept -.
Several failores among stock brokers' are an
Asunced this morning, in consequence Of q
great rise il Ere.
Montpelier, Sept s, 1854
1ns yKRaoHr ELscrlon - Additional re-
nsAs received 4, day show conclusively the
lection of Judge Boyce for Governor, BY q
lessc majority.
Twenty-Five towns give the following re-
NH - Boyce, whie, 3.6f5 Clark. democrai,
1,250 scattering, 252.
AitYesher sbout seventy towns have been
q hard from.
NJ slbin hss been reelected To Congress
- Ne First dist.ict BY an increased majority.
Montpelier, Sep, Gil A. M,
Bon vstisk all night, aud up to this hour,
en9 ~ etuios Vt representatives yet.
Burlington, Sept 6, 1854
nj M &oott exists A. % the election Of Judge
80, ~ whig candidate for Governor, with
= ehig ma5esity II the Legisla.are'
Z Bsooklyn. Sept ilth.
~ tody of man supposed to be : New
Yos1rs, W&O had evidently been murdered, had
Nj 100 dsivea % shore Il Bay Ridge line On Sat.
q Se1eg. III head had been nearly severed
- ~ esdy.
Baltimore, Sep. Is.
~ NssiSaaI lsssifregc<s has commun.,
<saias tesennsnding the repeal Of the duty on
Boston. Sept. 49, !
Tie EQropea saiIe1a& noon with 200 passen
gsss ~ t.tfs niiliea il speeic.
Boston. Sept. Is
:. s::s:'ss:; Y. = NJ s's''"'sl has
s,ssee, TAsrsdsy, SEPT. 1, 1854.
opnnasa ~ PARLsAxear ~ Oux.rc
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Carriage and Wagon Shop,

on SIXTH STREET, DUBUQUE, IOWA,
Opposite the American House, and near the Post Cfc
rAASN ANY description of Four, Two or
zHsSE8 One Horse Wagons, suitable for the
Mines Farms for the route to California and war
ranted to easy and ready to immediate USE
Connected with the above and adjoining it is first
Blacksmith Shop and Paint Shop, where work is
done of evey description, and all kinds Iron Axle
Trees. Wagons done well; the taste of all persons
can be suited tile work is done under his own imme
date inspection Orders from any part Of the country
promptly attended to. Wagons ofevery des; pon
built to order and for sale which for stye durability
and elegance of finish cannot be surpassed Workmen
of celebrity engaged, and the best materials used
VIM. HURLEY begs leave to announce to Farmers,
Merchants ,cZens and others, that he is located
the above stand where he will always he found the
ready recipient of heirpatronege lie need say moth
ing of his Work that is already known sufficiently to
be guarantee for the future to any one who may
trust him with the execution Of an order His constant
aim will be to have npxceptonable charac te for
quality cheapness, punctuality and despatch.
&n,-Remember the directions ass.ssg
WILLIAM HURLEY,
oppositethe American .iouse, and the Post Office
Dubuque, Sept.I N, 1858. daw-ly
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REEREE g. DAVIS.

II EAL ESTATE and Commission Agents, General
IL News Agents for tho principal Daily 4 Weekly
Newspapers Magazines throughout u 8. intelligence
Office for obtaining Clerks Mechanics, Lab0rers &C.,
for the Employer situations the Employee General
Patent gents. Money loaned good SET arty Debts
Collected and all other Business apperaining to the
above All Business entrusted to care will Be
attended to with promptness and despatch .sgsf
Subscriptions received for the Daily and Weekly Ex
press Office on Main street between 5th 9th street, Du
buque Iowa. ss
Dubuque June 10Th 1884, dJ q
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DRY GOODS.

ruyRE principal part Of stock has at length arrived
ana we are prepared offer to the trade the best
largest Of Dry Goods ever seen this side
OF Chicago, at even less than Chicago prices.
Please call and examine our prices we THINK cannot
fail to give satisfaction.
SIMPSON BENTHALn 4 Co.
No. sol, Levee.
Dubuque, June %, 1854. dkwtua q IS
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IN COILS best quality Manila Pope, from 4 10
~ inches diameter, suitable for Ste imhnat cables
RATS windIass and halter ropes. FIR sale at VESTS,
Nc 306, Dubuque, Iowa.
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TT ..Mr. Jones have you got ma'ch.' . Yes,
s;f--a maich for the deviI-thcre she 10 mix
ing up dough"
Jones p'';nted 10 his wife, and then put fer
The frmt yard The list We saw Of him he
was ing down the road. closely purs ,ec by
red headed Lady and cissrrn pole. ,..s'
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RYAN g. LARKIN,
Groceries, Provisions, Liquors &c.
go AT stand, opposite to the City Hotel,
MYEW will always be found general assortment OF
- GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
LIQUORS, CIGARS, &C., &c.,
which are willing to sell at the low rates TO
cash.
RYAN & LARKIN.
Dubuque, April 26th, 1858. a@ daw.ly
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DIR. w. n. McMAHAN,

TENDERS hi ser, ices to OF
Dubuque and vinclnity.
Ofcein Fitzpatsicks building, Main street first door
below the Globe Building.
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Lansing House for Sale.

LANSING HOUSE lOF SAles
THIS well known public house offered for sale. II
is situated on the west bank of the Mississippi Riv-
er, in the hourshng village of Lansing, Allamakee
county, Iowa.
The House is well located being the Steamboat
Landing, and in the very centre of the business part
the said village 1t is of good size, convenient and
built expressly for PUBLIC HOUSE, and has a good
Barn attached, large and commodious yard, and a
good wellof water. II is doing large and profit,
ibe business and properly managed will continue to
being the only Tavern of consequence in the place.
The only nducement the subscribers have for selling
it, they contemplate in tbs Spring going to California.
Those DESTROYS of purchasing such property will do
v ell to call and examine the same. Terms easy, and
n ade known by calling on the undersigned.
J. Sc j. GRANT.
Lansing Oct. l5 1853. diff
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BOOTS & SHOES.
SPRING TRADE, 1854.
Claain, Allen & Stinde,
Wholesale Dealers in Boots and Shoes
No. 80, (Old No. 84,) Main street,
st. Louis, Mo.

A the opening of the Spring trade will have in
"A store large and full assortment of goods in their
line, embracing every variety OF quality and style de-
manded by the trade of this region.
Their goods having been manufactured and select.
ed with care and under every advantage posse by
any other house, they solicit examination of their
stock by purchasers fearing competition quality
of stock prices.
St. Louis, Fer. 10, 1854
Dubuque, Feb. l6, T.,
Having been customer Of this house tor ID
continuous years take pleasure in advising
to give them a trial Nj. LANGWORTHY.
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~ Alady, disbeliev-r in The science o
phrenol,gy, askeda learned phrenplogist, with
the view Of Pu1z'ing him, . What kind nf people
are those whp have dcstfuctivenrss and ben
evoieace equeily and largely developed -
eth csc, madam are the persons who kill with
kindness.