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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-22
Leave Dubuque Saturday at 6 m

Leave Dubuque Saturday att am
Arrive at Maquoketa by 6 p m
Leave Maquoketa Friday at 6 m
Arrive at Dubuque by s pm.
Proposals for semi weekly and tri- week.
ly service will be considered.
1866 From Delhi, by Collins Grove, Quas-
qne;on, and Pine, to Independence, 36
miles and back, three times a week,
Leave Delhi Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at a m;
Arrive at independence by D m:
Leave Independence Monday, Wednes.
day, and Friday at 6 a m;
Arrive at Delhi by p M.
1857 From Delhi, by Delaware Centre, Mount
Hope, ForestvIlle, Strawberry point,
Mill Grove, Westfield and Taylors-
vile, to West Union, 60 miles and
back, once week.
Leave Delhi Monday at 8 IN
Arrive at West Union next day BY y
Leave West Union Wednesday a, s a
Arrive at Delhi next day by 6 o m;
1868 From Delhi, by Colesburg, to Gar
.navillo, SO miles, once a week
Leave Delhi Tuesday at nj
Arrive at Garnavillo by 7pm;
Leave Garnavilo Wedne sday at 7 a M;
Arrive at Delhi by pm.
Proposals to embrace Littleport, Grin,
Glenn, Lodomillo, and Ead's Grove,
are invited.
1869 From Delhi, by Hartwick and Erin, to
Quasqueton, % miles and back, orcs a
week.
Leave Delhi Tuesday at S m;
Arrive at Quasketon by 4 IN,
Lea q Quasqueton Wednesday at m.
Arrive at Delhi py p m.
1870 From Colony byj Poutney, Yankee
Settlement, and Lodinillo, to Straw
berry Point, "a miles aud back once
week.
Leave Colony Saturday at 8 m,
Arrive at Strawberry Point by 4 p m,
Leave Strawberry Point Friday at a m !,
Arrive at Colony by p M.
931l From Garnavillo, by Far.nersburg and
McGregor's Landing, to Prairie du
Chen, Wis, 20 miles and back twice
4 week.
Leave Garnavillo Tuesday and Friday
at pm,
Arrive at Prairie du Chen next days by
Yam,
Leave Prairie du Chien Monday and
Thursday at 6 p m,
Arrive at Garnavillo next days by IL m
1872 From Garnavillo, by Farmersburg and
Monana, TO Hardin, % miles and back
once week.
Leave Garnavillo Saturday at NJ,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-22
PROPOSlL FOR CARRYING
THE MAILS.

DROrOSALS for carrying the mails OF the
j United States, fiom the Isl day Of July,
1854, to the 3Jth day OF June, 1853, Inclusive,
IN the State of IOWA, will be received at the
Contract Office OF the Post Office Department,
N the city Of Washington, until 8 a. m of 10Th
April, 1854, Ito be decided by the 30lh April.
554,) on the routes and in the times herein
lpecified.
300 From keokuk, by Carmargo, String Prai-
rie, Crot,n, Warren, Pennington,
Bonaparte, I3entonsport, Vernon, keo-
sauaua, Pittsburg, Lebanon, Oak
Point, Troy. Stringtown, and Taylor,
TO Bloomfield, rs miles and back, six
times week.
Leave Keokuk daily, except Sunday, a,
sam;
Arrive at keosauqua by 3 M, and al
Bloomfield by 10 M.
Leave Bloomfield daily, except Sunday,
allan;
Arrive at keosauqua by 81 m;
Leave Keosauqua daily, except Sunday,
at 10 am;
Arrive at Keokuk by 6 m.
Proposals for tri-weekly service 10 ke-
osauqua are invited, and also for six
tmes-a-week service between Win
chester and Keosauqua, in case No.
1901 should be made six times week.
1901 From Keokuk, by Summtville, Charles
ton, Primrose, Utica, Winchester.
Birmingham, Libertyviile, Cotton
Grove, Ashland, Agency City, and
Dahlonega, to Oskaloosa, ITO miles Il
back, three times a week.
Leave Keokuk, Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, at m;
Arrive at Birmingham by 3 m, and at
Oskaloosa next day by by l2 m.
Leave Oskaloosa Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at m;
Arrive at Birmingham next day by 81
am.
Leave Birmingham Wednesday, Friday,
and Sunday at a m;
Arrive at Keokuk by 5 pm.
Proposals tor six-times-a-week service
are invited, and also proposals to run
from Birmingham to Fairfield, Haugh's
Point, Brookvile, &c. to Oskaloosa,
six times week, also for commence
ing the route at Summitville.
93O2 From Keokuk by Summitville, Montrose,
--F Fort Madison, and Augusta, to Bur-
lington, AZ miles and back, six tunes a
week.
Leave Keokuk daily, except Sunday, a,
sam;
Arrive at Burlington, by m.
Leave Burlington daily, except Sunday,
at4 am;
Arrive at Keokuk by l2m.
Proposals to extend this service to Mus
catine will be considered
800 From Montrose, by Ambrosia and String
Prairie, to st. Francisvile, Mo, l21
miles nd hack once a Wctk
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-22
at Mount Pleasant by 4 p m.

Proposals for six-times.a service
will be considered.
93l9 From salem, by Mount Pleasant and
StockIey's, to Hope Farm, 81 miles
aud back once week.
Leave Salem Friday at m;
Arrive at Hope Farm by pm;
Leave Hope Farm Saturday at e m;
Arrive at Salem by 6 p m.
1920 From Burlington, by ID odgevile, Yellow
Springs, Linton, Wapelo, Harrison,
and Grand View, to Muscatine. so
miles and back, six times week.
Leave Burlington daily, except Sunday,
at SPIN;
Arrive at Musca,ine rext day By a m;
Leave Muscatine daily, except Sunday,
at 10 am;
Arrive at Burlington by 5 p m.
1921 From Burlington, by Middletown, Dam
vile, New London, Mt. Pleasant,
Rome, and Lockridge to Fairfield, 81
miles and back, daily, except Sunday.
Leave Burlington daily, except Sunday,
at 1 am;
Arrive at Fairfield by 2pm;
Leave Hatfield daily, except Sunday, at
Sam;
Arrive at Burlington by IN.
9322 From Burlington, by Parrish, Lowell,
East Grove, Salem, Hillsboro', Utica,
and Union, TO Keosauqua, 50 mules
and back, three times week.
Leave Burlington Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday at a m;
Arrive al keosaulua by p IN;
Leave Keosauqua Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday al a m;
Arrive at Burlington by p M.
Proposals for six ,imes-a-week service
are invited.
1929 From Burlington, by Allbrights, Bluff
Dale, Hawkeye, Palo, Alto, Tooles-
boro', and Port Louisa, to Muscatine,
SO miles and back, twice week.
Leave Burlington Wednesday and Sat
urday AT | m;
Arrive at Musca,ne next day by p m;
Leave Muscatine Tuesday and Friday at
SAM
Arrive at Burlington next days by II m.
Proposals for tri weekly service Will be
considered.
1924 From Linton, by Morning Sun, Virginia
Grove, Hope Farm, Columbus City,
Port Allen, and Seventy seven, TO
Iowa City, As miles and back once
week.
Leave Linton Wednesday at 10 a m;
Arrive at Iowa City next day by 6P IN;
Leave Iowa City Friday at a m;
Arrive at Linton next day by M
1895 From Wapello, by Hope Farm, Spring
Run, and Charlottesville, to Wash
ington, % miles and back, once
week.
Leave Wapello Wednesday at s m;
Arrive at Washington by 6p IN;
Leave Washington Tuesday at m;
Arrive at Wapelio by 4 p m.
Proposals to end at Charlottesville are
invited.
1926 From Wape!lo, by roolesboro' 10 New
Boston, ILL.,, IL miles and back, once
week.
Leave Wapello Wednesday at q m;
Arrive at New Boston by IL m;
Leave New Boston "wednesday at m;
III L.
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This ia the case of dying who yet tires Ho r~
sred of worse Of SCkOFULA, by only tDefrs oos
s of Brls Purifier, than was cured by me use "
epe o The best Sdysdpr,iLd TINT WINS ever made
Iursapara has not sufficient medical ps~ To effect the curs
81 such a rerotiAply hopeless case.
IA four Lrls- confined 10 his bed Tho nsf yedr-N
Ges so much diseased and debila'e as 10 te unable
had ugcd ALL u tie best Sarsa1arls 10 good effect
m ,royaf and trose and considered 10 be m dWn1
a, and could mol live troeat hours onysy, when he
commenced using BRANTS PURIFIER. HIS neck ,oo.
1t.n neqyly on from 10 hole tpds eaton hyotgA
A., cjn tpe m Iur his chin, that he breathed through
m ip his car was 50 eucn around that could be iVfe1
m ou Of its ace il only holding by small peee the dss
II one arm was destroyed by ucers ulcer under
he nm as arge mans hand had nearly eaten through
L sd into lis bodt Thus he Iictsi with toenb
Ic nni,td ac,id 6tsrc ulcers, var'sss pars OF bic
",sn For further and full particulars, ses our PAM
pIiLETS.
nr THOMAS WILLIAMS, ono Of the most skifhl ply
,cs of Rome. called to see Hnskn Tho day offors
We commenced using Brtults Purifier. DR.. w. examined
lin and then told him that al The medicines n he rorfs
that cbs
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: rEyER-sORE CURED.

'Ae R"v. RICHARD DUNNISG, Pastor OF tho Pres
fiau church Adams Bsn. Monroe county, New York,
VUtr 10 Lave Just received leor from Mr. CHAN
- DuNSEG, tive 10 'he ofh1 EeSsT You
Hy depend what It states. for bc is CJis,n
nj elder IN tLc Church Some yeGrs since he had 10
Of his legs cHt T. TO his f Ia consequences
= FeyeT-sure. The Uthcr leg being Hllocisd, aid
bout 10 be uinlnlhIcl. recommended lnARr's MEDi-
M Read no result lie ! hat, sssd oaly three
,oT1LEs of BRANT'S MEDICINE. Titeed ALL norE,
"oag y0vr recommendation, t1f Dcdcins md
iiin, with the b.sssug of God, has effected q "
sn lc1,n See Panp.lete for AN pprtcngrs
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"Aruck, OrncFec Co, FcbyHdys !, 1875.
an. #. WALLACE 4 CO.-GsHtepica3 "as, for moro
aan ycnr uhcsn With disease ut the stomach could
.o eat any f grcasy substance without cansnE great
min sirsn,ss Gni yoniting and continually eflctcd
yl.h stomach as m experiment, trl"j one bot
IL of BRANT"S MEDICINE, which, to my after dissr
sentiment cIscd and te'tcd hs usual pan dttcr oita9
there ore uscd s.cOnd bottle which ms comp plettly cured
e dseuso nm now wel aud hearty ana ear Glmost
anything without being panied or de stomach hecunling
Yours respectfully l. - w LAVA
Mr. WilcnX a . reanecia ianle merchant Of Aulca.
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Stoves. Ranges
F u r N A c E s :.

MAY always De iVnnd III tg subscf ittrs, n
VI most approved patterns, asd set With ca'c,
a. enrtsiniel tn vork well Also, tin ADD rhrei
non Nare "a f.ud, with other articles rnoily
tept =. surh f'orc. Tii, coppet, anj ,tc,
re ssrri's er,ier. Orders solicii,d.
WM. BROw NELL.
Upps.le The Union Bs1k,
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. .AMG;wRG CgUnrN.

~. q q. KlNSEY, merchant CiIi'a, 1sei' copnty
- Informed 10 lhf: cnrcer@lDciori H. sld county wns
'ir- ,gir- ui of CANcLks through tip. efficacy
BEASi'S PURIFYING EXTRACT i ciaooy sstior
t''Hl' cnluty, y. y h. also asia srsti PlRlrER. MI
l. SyIIfa drI.aisi. nj itu1iulnrfp. MCntOH"ry conn
y. j., lac Gioilaui u. OF an uppftaai .hys ~ tAN
oi ur. .inuding, Which .h3ccd OF M aged lady
tuii place T.. !i1IrfUr, this pUKFIER Ca.,sr ly
iprfyM.s hcelas power, wnut impure disease OF ts
.rui il uli -rl Seven yests' experience and E
up!I says ilgru bat .vhlt u will cure.
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Worse than Hopeless +!

Now hear Mr. UAsKIN's statement Of euro! He
aMy wife procured one bottle OF BRdNT'S YING
EXTPAfT, of Bissen n Leonard, cnggnts OF Rome. !
sorr.nced sng that aud bo1n get better That bottle
enabled 10 get Of nv bsd, where had ,eep combined
a. i,or the second bottle enabled TO get hehotsst
N. iI,d bottle enabled me pdM fco maes ID Rome Cen
Me- where procured sr bottles nore and when hsd nn,
sbi na thpn seventeen Of twenty ulcers had AA1Ied
sn and hire bottles more ehecc. PERFECT CURE o(
III M, ulcers and restored me 70 good health"
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EgrnT sIsaY a. COS.

BOSTON, New York, Philadelphia x Easte'
- Daily Express, for the expeditions transmits
sim of Merchandise. Small Parcels, Specie, BanN
Notes. Sc. and for the collection and pay >ment .
Bills, Notes, Drafts, &c.
OFFICES :-Eoston, IL State street; Ne"
York, Wall street, corner broadway; thiia
dc,phia 80 Chcsuut street; Newport, 100 names
trrct; Fall River, Main street, (Moun' Hope
Hock.) H3.
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WOLFE's SCIIlEDAM


AROM ATTIC sc III PPS.
TO the citizens of Newport beg leave TO
l inform The citizens Of Newport, that have
established depot nj the warehouse OF
NENTON BROTHERS,
Cor my Schie,lam Aromatic Schna?p,, who will
receive and forward orders To me for the same.
Samples can bc seen at their store.
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole importer,k.
ala 90 Beaver street, New lor
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,rRSI,G SORE MOUTH, LUCORRHGa, &c.

"RYPoN, GEsEsEr Co, ". Y. Oct. ~, 1877.
"Messrs NJ. Il. WALLACE d CO Some time Inst win
ar my wife became dcbilstca from the effects Of Ls
ap,rhed and Nursing Sore Mouth u she could not IN her
,hld or perform any household labor Her medical tren
neut was varied according the advice and prescriptions
,f the most eminent lhycans, until M was exhaust
I'd In uscess efforts She became very skeleton, hsi
Fl The time she commenced taking HTahfs Medicine sbo
weighed no more than eghy-fye pounds but ty the iuD
had taken foay bottles, size becane perfectly well Tho
re 10 so perfect that she Is enabled 10 do ul neces
my househud work. und guBed thirty pounds of flesh In
our weeks Yours truly, G.. Il. GALENTlNE.'
The reader viii observe ihs, Mr. GALEaTIsE says "o.v
,giiLr he we nre informed by 4. s. TERRY Esq, of
he snme plarn, has studied medicine.
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DRESERVtNG SUGAR. - All kinds OF
cheap Sugars, Is llb Tor one dollar anh up
wards; also New Orleans aud Havana W'las.
scs. Il. 81. YOUNG,
o7 Parad. corner.
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rMalf WEAKNESSES p, c0MpI ANTS

No remedy offered 20 the public has been AaJ a,
and <cetg0. 10 rc,tJiHg ALL e incidental scaaes
and irregularities Of tue sex, IA BRANTs PULMONARY
S6,sAM u makes difference whether the arrangement
- srp,essipn crress ether iorLkheas- REGULATES
ALL by strengthening hs SYSTEM, e2nalssisg The cRcuLA
sioS. and so0thiag and Gloyng NERVOUS iRKTA1ILIry
= - lLAILLL LLL.I.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
SPECTACIB DEPOT
No. II u eSimn,iSfer Street, rRuyIDEEcs, II. /
s. ScN,

GSODEUE s. SON,
Opticians aud Jewellers, also dealers in
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, RICH
JEWELRY, SILVER WARE AND
SpECTACLFS,
Of every variety, WHOLESALE and RETAIL.
Remember tke No.
SEW Z II 4 Y IS EN 4 n.
4 lew doors below the Arcade.
Gro. Is. GOOpHuE. ID. L. GOODBYE.
.27
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LUMBER
THE subscribers having purchased tho
L stock, and leased the wharf Of the well
known stand for the past forty years, us
utMMErr'S LUMBER YARD, would take
this method oc informing the puhhc ina. II will
b" eontnu al under the same name, ant extend
ing the invitation to ptst patrons oi ib" estab-
Ii sh neut aud To AL others who may need maieri-
a!s Of kinls usually kept at such an establish
men, to CAL. assuring such that 10 pans vii be
spared 10 accom- nodatc, and on as ilber, terms
rs at anv other establishment.
ALBERT s. JOHN 4. IIAMMErT.
j,2i
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CHANGE OF LEE,
Cyspepsia--Sour Stomach!

the girl - the 6oHaH, and te ''ordH a. Haff dps
pe one case accelerated, nd the other gradually sup
ortsscJ prevent any Of the tl dse1s a frequent
en- "A of such chan
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roURTEEN WITNESSES:

Ar UAsKIN has sworn to mo above facs ond tho fhca
ye yy'Inesscd and certified ny Dr. t WILL lAMS-Mr
SjssEILA TTONARD, Wholesale and retail dIuRgists-
- I'f EI y NJ other y,,peekuLls affuesse,
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WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY. RESTORATION
TO ilEALrIi ar hGEGTi ENAN, AGED as,
WHEN AT DEATHS DOOR.

IA -
WHEN AT DEATHS DOOR.
Copy nf Letter from the Rev h.rlcs Saith ,da''o
Norton, -. Philips, near Da,n, soners.tshne,
i1th August, 1853.
20 PuurLs or HOLLOWAY,
sir-h Nj jusrtu rrXTuN, formerly n icsiden,
oi this place. hal been in dechhiis state oi health
foi upwards Of 'hree wears, gradually ""s'inG AVA"
"a shadow by nighil. peIri iratlohs hd wan, ti
peitr "ch ause great uHcHsinrss Ia his fri, iGs,
~ hc had ,nnsul'ed Sarou medical h'en in f"h
without effect. lie ~ last nsod >uur filis nnd nnf"'
rr"yii,ncc Nas Icstnrtd 10 lthlih lay ihtu r'His.
he lately eEigritri 10 New luk, aid hns Just viii
ten Ia say, that he Was rever m ties il htah, hhG
desired nae 10 acpunmt ,ru wth the Circumstance
| uGgtt ul,o t. mention, Il al NY wife had d'fntr
gf,nt b., rei from the nsc t yer tiil-.
frnsin. SIR, ynLts, frsr'' ihlh.
CnAaIES suirl', bi-stnl'is Minister
PERMANENT q EnF ntSEArfD Nv
ER, OF MANY ~ 1fs' IL RATION.
Copy ol Lei.'r if"m M CAMS, thrmisi, f'ovH'
Ia Prote..or Holloway
prrr sir, IL this d.irni Nnur r,!ls {, nimand a
more rx,eu.ivc sale than a,l other proprietary med
iciur hc,u-,h r'hlic AZ proof oi their tfiehcy
in Liver md Bilious Complaints i.upy mention the
Iuiiuwing case; 4 isty 81 this town With vhHu
am per,onhly ucqusinu Il, 70 year. "ds II se',rs
sufu,cr from d-etsp uf The Livti and Digestive 90
gaps her medical attenItEt tssnrcd hts ihai he
e,HId do nothing 10 relieve her suGrIIpgs, ald "A Ma
not l'Eeiy she cnpi surTN q nunl ultl tHs, lhS ~
cement naturally tHurct great alum aE ,ig hr
friends AND rcarious. aud the! induced hct /" mr.
4 ttni ut Our lIli, hrrE ~ imlltstd trT genera
health, thnt she .ilHCVG Z" cuItnIt ii, D. HlI
she received rtrlcCt 'Ufy. This IL ,w,Nc mtrir'
sgn ard ,hc ba. not e. p,rt.i c,d uul ,lu rtri,.
re,irsr, and "'trn lcrt', e' l"uI ii,ls haNt h,ca
the means a. saving hFr HE,
remain, Dear sjr, ytur, uu|,.
jiy 23rI. i".i. t"Hn'n} .tH w.
F6t,, ce.sL'afrd PiH, G'e "ar''5tp"g 'E'ca"I'".
u. NS to'iJuri.s 0"gd.n''H.
true Femtit 'ifrG. F,rfnla, "T
asthma uurIi,ts khg> Evil
Hi',oo, >o.a Fc,rs"l F'rc 1iam''
rl,.intS al ail,dB Gione& Gravel
H,ui,ncs nn ti., secondary
far Sl.U tuEt FNirf l'irs
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the TIMES NEW PUkI r. L. hSlAl NOKAING DECEMB R 1851

THE NEW REMEDY.
LATELY blsCONti ~ hAl NAY
500, CALLED
Railways RaSolycau RcnOyalins
L.. IL. Il
A uuck cure fir Scroiut ia iis w"rst forms.
! RADWAY'S RENONATING kESOl NENF.
II Clcdnses and puriics the blood i"u ali sciol-
ulrus liunars; it cradicates liom the lurr. and
nus '.cs Disease Deposits; IT tlegiiii'' the
1lds and soiils
WirH HEALTH AND STRENGTH.
IL - warranted 10 cuic
Scrofuh., Whit s'wclirg.,
iiuuJrs, S,pni!is,
aucrrs. Epilepsy,
Tmnors, Jauniice,
kckcts, Ulcers,
Sa khrum, Fever SOus,
Bronch,ieai ruumrs Hacking nr, Cough.
IN either oi,hc ai,ove named disrasrs, We Guar,
an'ce that the patient viii experience it, ,a.w,r>
nj effects IN 4 FEW HOURS after taking ii.
LIKE ELECTRICITY,
u thrill Of health courses through cycry ncr2e
ana secretion of ,he systrn u sh"rk 4 hcnll
as felt in the boacs, the muscles, the ncrycf. .
teciotions ofovcry organ in the Lody,
In scn Minutes.
ihi Dtticnt ltcls tlis marvellous Ichtnl worn
ng IN the system alter taking IL.
l. II eni ichcs aud pnrlies the blood.
z. IL removes from the bones and sccrctiors
di,eased deposits.
3. II strengthens and builds up The weak, re-
laxed and worn "ut parts Of the system.
A. II braces up and imparts renewed cnegS and
LET AL THE DISEASED
cali at the Medical office Of RADWAi & CO.,
No. l62 Fultoa street, and give this extraordinary
remedy one trial. Price ~ per bottle.
p "a A Fl.
NJ suffering with pain are invited TO call ~
RAILWAYS Mciicai office every day, from
4. N. To 5 T.. VI. II is guaranteed that RAD
WAYS READY RELIEF will stop the ln"st
severe pains in five mnutes Or less. regular
physician is in Attendance. Advice g'atls.
R. r. Es.
Eadway's Ready EGr!!ef
wIll stop the most severe paias IN FEW MIN
/ urES, and care the most obstinate iheunaIic,
Nouralgc and Nervous complaints IN FEW
HOURS.
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL.
II will stop the most EXCRUClATiNG
PAINS ia from THREE to FIVE MINUTES
and la, cured
RheuuiGtism In -Four hoars,
Ncrua!gia In One hour.
Group In Ten minutes.
DuThtra Ia Fifteen minutes.
Too,hache In One second.
'Spasms In Three minutes.
CRANES Ia ihrec niuics.
Sick Headache In Fifteen INMATES.
Chill Fever In Fifteen inHLtcs.
Chill Bhins Ia Tea minutes.
Sore Inroat Ia to"r hutrs.
In1uenla In fNrniN hours.
Spiunl Complaints, Sli' Joints, Sir'ins, Bruises,
Cuts, Wounds, Frost Bites, Cholera Morbus
Tie DI"rcuX,
and all other complaints whore there is severe
ans, Railways Ready Hrlit viii Instantly stur
thc pain, uni qpichly cwc thr disease.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, I62 Fulton Stree,
NEW YORK
u r. HAZARD & CO., Agents
2Jlv
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Y. T.. PALMER, the American Newspapc
Agent rs tic authorized Agent Tor the DAILY
News and aud ilcral ofthe Times ~ the ciiirs -
Boston, New York aud Philadelphia, aud ~ du,
empowered 10 take advertisements aud suhsrrir
tions ~ the rates required by us. Ilis receipts
will be- regarded ~ payments. Ills offices ar,--
Boston, Scoliay's Building, Court street Nov
lort, Tribuu" Building; Philadelphia, Moth
west corner ol Thifd and Chernrt stucts.
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LIVER-COMPLAINT!

Dr. NATHAN HUBBARD. OF Stamford. Gown, ono q
he odest and most respectable physiciaG was ainc,od
cii iicv COMPETENT may years, ud was perfectly cnves
q using BRAN'rS PURIFYING EXTRACT we could
anne hundreds of oyher cases, nlso cur,l
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TuE EFNG-raMED MEDICINE.
non IDWAN'S Hills

These li- Icing CONFUSED rniiei! OF hedl'n
hrths ARE uf a most harmless nntG'r, Wh,h tue rN-
urorInaty virtues they passrts have rendered The IN
UNIVERSAL, pniu mr. in hcatiy every part Il lht
world. The Immense snrress theN have Gsl with
ihruughOui the -tHits is most extraordinary owint
Il is r,nted a. ia, wouder.ni 81 cHc, III ihr ,uIt
81 nilius complaints aud dis0,Gcra Gi The LAYER ~
Sinmarh. H. rsohs who prrsesrrr ~ uainr ihrui-h
accordance with the directions, seldom fail IN hehg
restored 10 hsHth.
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NTANTEp--A smart, active Boy, 10 attend
w Office. Arpl, 10 CHAS. WILLIAMS,
III CITY Coal Yard.
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Wilbyr's Compound to
PURE CUiD I4lvEh OIL
AIMED T.wEaEt.

CUhE rOR COksuMPTiaN, CotGhs, 'oibS
ASTHMA, A,BRoNCEirIs, ,GESfkAL bEHiI'-
Iyy ANDALL sCRoFULoCs HuMoEs.
,,IIE uroprictor has succeeded (irom directions
| of Proi,ssnr Stone, in combining the oli and
Lame So perfectly that the taste of the on, when
- so rausrous, 10 persons generally, Is entirely
,,y,.rcumc aud il can be taken by the most dcI-
eat. lc,naes with pleasure. And as regards inc
,.ncG n' thus article ovei the clear oil, the ioi'
t., ius ease, By Professor stone, ~ s"ih''c", u"
convince ,he most scepical. The young lad!
was ~ wears oil age. .
"ucr disease WAS one of umnlxed phthi~is,
,yh,ch had been exptcted 10 terminate IN tie
r,,,,r,r Ola few months fatally. The upper par
olh,,h her lungs WAS filed with tnherclcs. and ~
some pi,ecs were beginning to soften. The east
,,,s evidently bad one. The treatment oi Cod
l,yrr Oh WAS at first nscd, but without marked
.mnrnyrnrnt The Phosphate of Lime was theu
administered with the Oil, and the rcsuli, ~ ~
IN. case of many others, was soon apparent. -
IN, ratieal was rapidly getting wrl.'
Tais preparation does not like The tod lFc
D;ih,cnme rancid which makes !, very dcsrca-
lie for Persons travelling is IL keeps fresh Tor :"
long time.
Re sure and get the genuine, Manufactured onf
ly ALEx'K Is. " iLBOi, Chemist, 1856 Court
street, i'oston.
Il. HAZARD & co., Agents Tor NewPorI
aud vicinity. "i'
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KINNENR LAMPS

EISNEhR LAMPS
II SUPPLY of thcsr cel,l,ratrd Lamps ior
ourn,ag lard, grease ~ oil NJ ANY dc-crip
ton. received in a variety II scw patterns ~
s22 II, II. TIsDALE Il son.
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Hundreds-Thousands DIS
Brant's is the Cheapest;
One Dollars Worth |!
cANcERoUs scRoFULAl

How much cANCER--how much SYPHlLlS-hoY
.,uch ~ stROFULA-will doudr's soorth of bR-ANTy
PIPIFfI'R curel Read the following statement, which
: spcrinen Of its power
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UTN. G. Cosn NJ & Go. Oct. ~, it5i.--
W wnuld ,r.r,ctlullv invites the attention uf
put, .,lsrrs 6, their large asspItcd fturk ~ Diy
Gool., which they are now daily tccc'v ~,
cpn sisting of al ihs new and dcHrHb'c stlrs o
nl1ids, doc.kin-, merInos, very choap >Bhuls,
rhD,ls, ctdh4 ior coaking, t'lints, .utntlilaF,
Ssc. Atsp avery gI,d assortment tui trimmings.
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