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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-19
Thos. IN. Benton's Great WI

Entitled "THlrTY YEAR's VIEw," or a Histor
workings Of the American Government .
Thirty Years.
This great work from the pen of distin
statesman, who has taken an active part in
lie measures during the past thirty years, came
highly estimated in this country, where all hav-
ia the decision of the measures of Government.
the last thirty ars, there has been no imporant
measure in " hich this active and able statesman
taken an effective and decisive part, and been
with he influences, whether secret or public
have urged forward or opposed EACH
This work embraces a history of cur Gnvernme
1920 10 1880, chiefly taken fir m the Congress
the private papers of Gen. jackson and the spec
Ex-senator BENTON, with his actual views on m
affairs, with historic al notes and illustrations Al
notices of emIne Mt deceased cotempraries 1t
lished by ID. Appleton & Co., New York, and
completed in two volumes the first of which
published and ready to delive TO subscriber b..
IF April next. and the second soon afterwards, a
contain about 700 double column royal Svo. page
superbly engraved portrait of Sen. Benton. PrN
per volume, pay able on delivery. ~
The pub listers confidently assure subscribers
work will be sold exclusively by s, description,
price will never be less than 50 so per volume,
that il cannot he purchased of booksellers.
will ne delivered in the order Of names snbs
w. W. SWIEIS
Dubuque March. 8, 1854 dawrf sole AGO
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ruE SHOOTING AFFAlRAT ST. LOUIS.


We obtained the following particulars OF an
attempt to take Mrs. Baker, who shot HON
man, out Of the st. Louis Jail for the purpose OF
executing summary vengeance upon her'from
the Alton Telegraph Of Friday morning
On Wednesday night mob OF about ooo per-
sons assembled around the jail, and attempted u
break in and take summary vengeance upon 'he
woman. The FIRE bells were rung, the military
were called ont, and very large cio"o "as.e" =
I'd 10 The iail from all quarters. A number OF
pistols were discharged BY The mob at the police,
who returned their FIRE. Capt. Cousins was
knocked down inse nsbie by a slung shot; but
no me else appears to have been hurt.
By this tine the military arrived and dsPers-
ed the rioters at the point OF their oayoneSt-
n, ,,ya O'clock in the morning, perfect quiet
,r.s .r,in restored number OF warrants
were Issued On Yesterday, but no arrests at our
las, accounts had been made. -
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Tar FLAcs CAPTURxp BY WAsHIsoros.-
The venerable Washington Parke Gusts has
addressed letter to General Pierce, informing
him OF his desire. through his excellency, to
deposit in the national archives the days cap
tured BY the illustrious Washington in the days
Of the revolution. These invaluable trophies
we're presented to General Washington a. the
highest mark Of respect which could be bestow-
ed on him by Congress.
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wrr poeTos. D,.Aesrr VINO SHALL ,

WEr DocroRs DISAGREE WHO SHALL DE-
cipE.-The editor Of the Valley Wing says,
that Senator Seward 81 sned the Abolition mani
festo issued by Chase. Sumner and others
When Senator Douglas charged this upon him
in the Senate. he deni d having any knowledge
VI II and repudiated the signature As forgery
Had Mr.. Seward been at Washington at the
time this circular was issued, in place of being
at home attending on sick menber of his
family, there is but little. If any doubt. that
he would have put his fist TO it. But even he
should not be misrepresented by his poliiica
friends.
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The symptoms Of Dyspepsia and lf vari az
dizziness in the head heatbnrn, oppression after ean
meals sourness arising from the stomach, &c, and
times general languor of tile whole body; from this it will
be the disease its origin dsoreanzei
state the Liver and Stomach. HosEssAcKs LIVER PILLS
is The very medicine eject permanent and lasting cre
as they act by changing the certain morbid actions of the
system healthy action, and rendering the blood pure
and healthy.
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EHsMalKg0.

Dubuuue. Nav S, 1853,
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Ho! The Omnibus

7Ez THE snbscrber has recently brought
GES1DZ< thistity an OMNIBUS, and IL run
VD~V ming il regularly between the NAPLES
House and Davis farm, the Plank Road He leaves
the NAPLES House at O'Clock p NJ, and makes hourly
trips until evening" and will always be prompt at the
call of Ladies' to convey them any part of the CITY,
Rates Of Fdres-From the NAPLES House TO Davis
Farm cents eacf way. ~
D,huoue MAYS 1889 daw-l,
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FRESH STOCK OF
watches, Jesyelry d Silver W
JouN r SMITH g. CO.

JOHN e. SMITH q CO.,
a BEG leave to inform their pstrons q
~ public, that they have Just received Ala
ny q. very select stock Of the above mentioned
0G together with large assortment oil
Clocks, Fine Cutlery a. Plated W
and all other articles generally kept in estabishn
his kind.
Purchasers would do we'll to examine our stoc
are determined 10 sell at the low est prices.
All kind of Watches Repaired and WARRANTED
Jewelry made TO order
HyCAsH paid for Gold and Siluer.
Dubuuue Nav 18th 1853.
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The senate Of Pennsylvania has passed bill
limiting the number Of persons to be admitted
10 public executions at twenty five, ard pro-
hibi,ing the employment, of any professional
hangman, or one employed solely for that puf-
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r. Il A Ut d!

4 IL. who want AXES of the real CoLLfss e. Go
N make shoult Be ptftjctar TO notice the stamps, az
there are varons countertaits and limitations stamped
Collins and labelled much like ours, which aud
uIent.y sold in paris of the United States as ou
manufacture They maize in different parts OF the
country by various Axe Makers and generally thei
poorest quality. The ,nuine Collins axes which hav,
acquired such extensive reputation, are InVanah!.
stamped tCOIIISS &c co., HARFFpRD...' and eaci
axe has printed label with my signature. 1t Is now
more than Twenty FIVE YEARs since We commence
the bu sipess with the stamp Collins e. Co. artfurd,
and do not of any other axe-naker by the nam
of Collins in tho United states.
ANUS, 1861 WY SAW -" COt'iS~
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AL pUDUtxUE IL.
THE UNDERSIGNED would inform the Traveiin
Public that the splendid New steam Ferry Boat,
u Il A n
basthis lay commenced her regulartrips to be made
yer, half the Mississippi athe Lower Fer
ny at Dubuque.
WEATHER WHAT IT MAY, ND WILL RUN AT
NIGHTS if there bus ness to do
Our charges reasonable as at any other Ferry on
the Upper Mississippi. Everything that Caliornans may
want by way outfit be had atthe lowest prices IN
Dubuque-te City being literally crammed with such ar
tcles as CaiIiornans want
N. b. Recollect, that the STEAMER is al the Lower
Ferry opposite the City, and NOT at Eagle Points nab
that high winds will not, any time prevent the Gdfa
from crossing is often the with Horse Boats.
March 30:h '52-dwy.
C.GREGOIRE & Co
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~ nO0 Bushels nf ,cel,-ceansd Wheat, for which a
lU,UUU fair price will he paid in cash. Also any
best rates. B.J. C'HALIORAN,
| huuue. Dec 7, 1853. daw3m
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HEAVY LossEs.-immense losses have lately
been sustained in California by dealers in four.
On one lot of 700 barrels, which landed there
. few weeks ago; the loss was $4o.oO0-bs-
tween IS and $6 barrel.
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N ew Drug Stcre|
VAN DOREN & BELL HI
Druggists & AT0thecaries, /

.Hcin ST., one do0r beio,o The corner of
rl>AKE this method TO inform tn, citizens of |
i and vicinity, that they have ops ned their M
Store, and are prepared to furnish Drugs, M
Chemicals. Perfum.ry, Pants, oils, Glass, DJ
Patent Medicines &C.; and all other articles Cd
with their line OF business.
They are constantly receiving by express q
wise, additions TO their already extensive stO(
feel warranted in Offering
PURE MEDICINES
at as low prices at any other store in the cifyI
Our Prescription business is under the 81
physician, and every pains will be taken to ed
curscy, neatness and dispatch. Prescriptions SCI
part of the city.
splendid lot of imported Havana Ciga
finest quality, always on hand. Our store is d
hours OF the day and night, ard on Sundays /
u, A NJ, from to 4, P NJ, and from T. o'clock,
through the night.
Dubuque, JAM, 1854. d
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Church BuRsEp.-The Cumberland
h,,er;,r Church at Walnut Grove, MELON.
ourh county, was totally consumed oy hre, a
little before day, on the morning OF the 2o'n
nit
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v Edwin Forrest, the great American Ac-
tor, has be come convert to the spiritual doc
.r;nes. and is in constant communication with
the mediums.
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FuarHER ELEcrlos RrruRss-OyyicIAL.--
Eads fdem) majority over Stewart (whig for
Superintendent Of Public Instruction in Polk
county l4o. Cassdy's majority over Mckay
FIR District Judge 80. Cassidy is democrat.
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g. p.ur EI.EcrIos-The FIRST election
under the city charter of ST. Paul, was helo on
the 4th instant David Olmstead, Esq, editor
Of the Democrat, was chosen Mayor, and A. 1.
Chamberlin, R. Marvin, A. &. Knox, Z. Ball.
Charles S. Cave, Thomas Tanning, George L.
Becker, John S. Irvine and ;. NJ. o'one' were
chosen Aldermen.
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ELECTION IN ST.. LouIs.-The whole demo-
cratic tick t is elected at St Louis. Howe (dem
ise lected Mayor over Carson (whig) by e2s
majority.
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v Capt. Schaumberg, who was convicted
a. WASHINGTON Of assault without intent to
kill" has been sentenced to suner SIX "o"''s
imprisonment, and pay fine of one hundred
dollars
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finally made to be, principle in the organiza'
ton Of the Department, that, il must support
itself and not be departed from IN their future
operations
Yours.
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1853. 1858
FARE REDUCED.
Great Central Route.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL

La ~ DE- 3. ~ ..a Ess.ss -
ME xA N NJ ME GID kN HD0
The oldest, best finished and most comfortable
Route to Buffalo, .4teany, N. York y Boston
TWO TRAINS A DAY.
The Central Road is all laid with heavy Rail- and Is
the snoothes and best Railroad in tho United states
MORNING EXPRESS
Leaves Chicago daily Sundays excepted o'clock AN
connecting at Detroit with steamers
KEYSTONE ST TIE, Capt ichard, Mondays Thursdays;
NIAGARA, Capt. Miller, Tuesdays and Fridays;
QuEEN CRY Capt. Wilkins, " ednesdays and Saturdays
Dunkk, through without landing; connecting with
3 l-2 O'Clock Express. arriving IN New YORK he0
QUEEN Tor Cleveland connecting with Morning Trains
for Pittsburgh, Wheeling Philadelphia, Baltimore ana
Washington. Also for Columbus and Cincinnati. Also.
with Lake Shore Railroad for Dunkirk bnd Buffalo
EVENING TELEGRAPH ExPkEssES
Leave Chicago Daily at O'Clock z NJ
This Train furnished with iage roomy, sleeping Cas'
"a luxury that is found any other Railroad IN the
West connecting Detroit with the splendid Noshshofo
Line of Steamers
MAYFLowER, Capt. Willougby Mondays and thursdays,
OCEAN, Capt Stannard Tuesdays and Fridays;
BUcKEyE STATE, Capt. Imson Wednesdays saturdays-
For Buffalo, through without landing connecting Win
first Ligtpag Express Trains for York, arriving IN
New York same evening. Also with Steamer Bay CITY
for Sandusky, connecting with Mansfield Railroad Tor
Newark GAINESVILLE and Columbus Also, with Mad RIVER
Railroad for Springfield, Dayton and Cincinnati.
yPassengers taking will ind II the most COM
Portable and best regulated Road in the Unon and sure TO
make the connections above stated
OF Through Tickets can be had at the General stage
Office, Gaiena
| s. e. FORBES, Agent Galena.
| C. G. HAMMOND, General Ag't, Chicago
THo's w. HECOX, Agent, Dubuque, Iowa.
| June 18TH 1853. daw It
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f,u,cAcoA AND Rock ISLAND RAILRoAD.-Ihe
earnings of the Chicago and Rock Island ran
rad for the month Of March was 4,700.
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dY"Go to thunder is now rendered:
Take your departure to the abode Of the re.
verbsatina echoes Of heavsn's artillery.
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sy The Know Nothings have started
newspaper at Washington to De caiea Tue
...4msrican Eagle
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CosSEcrIcur ELgcTioN.-ihe en'ire V''e
for Governor is about 81 900; OF when
Dut,on, Wing, has about is'"oo
lngham, Dem, ~o'uoo
.,L.n,nan T.mperance. 1880
u..t;,r 1900
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T The Legislature Of New York mas eiec-
ted Victor NJ Rice, of Buffalo, State Superin-
..nd.rt ne Public Instruction.
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There are said 10 be in Cuban ports two spanish
fripates, seven brigs.of.war, Eve schooners, and
nine steamers. ~
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ErLAReEp. The Lansing intsH'gsneer
come. to NJ on an enlarged sheet.
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To Posr MAsTKRs -. Bill is before the Sc
nate, a copy of which will be found in another
column, revising and increasing the commits
sion of Post Masters.
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MNAA HAS just received his supply OF ffesh,
EsSEsa3 Staple and Fancy GROCERIES, consisting
LIQUORS, ron, Prunes, &c.
French cuniac Brandy Raisiss, Figs currants;
Peach do Chewing and Smoking To
Old s'co'rh Rye and Bonr- bacco. &c, &c.
bon Whiskey; SI7PLESI .
n Cra,x Rum; Teas Sugars, Coffee, Mo
raraschin, Curacao; Iasses. Herring. candles.
Holland and N. York Gin. spices. soap, Sfarch, Bue
Absent, 81 Louis and Gin Vernacela, Macaropi,
cinnati Whskry. corn andDaf Meal, farley,
HINES, Crackers Of all kinds
C,bamnairne Wine Imported and Western
l0acases Clarret; Reservecheese, oranges,
t;larrei in casks, white and Lemons and all KINGS
red Renish Wine, Ami tropical Fruits
sette Malaga, Port, cher Spanish cigars, OF every
nv, Sweet Oil, Orange description
Water Candies and Mats Of every
Sardines OYSTERS, Preserv- variety.
ed Peaches. Ounces cit
The undersigned will he found regularly at his place
of bu ness and will be happy ata times 10 meet his
old C. stemers lettheir wants be many orteW
What haveis of the choicest kind.
any-Just received, so dozen cans Fresh Oysiers
~ Wv. DE5CELLES.
Dubuque. August 18th, 1853 dawtf
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~ The bottom Of Lake H sron, where the
water is 400 feet deep. is above the level Of The
Atlantic Ocean.
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w Fine frs, American newspaper was pub
lished in l704.
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n,nl;e,h Town Lots will shortly be Offered
for sale by the proprietors.-[ Auxiliary wing
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r Our occasional Washington correspon
d. mt, has again laid Us under oblig atoms to him,
for an interesting letter
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DRY GOODS
Fever :assaI Agne.

fNHfIiI Fever, Dumb Ague, Intermittent and Remit
~ teH Fevcrs, and all the various forms of Bilious
diseases specially and thoroughly cured by Dr. Osroods
Indian Choiagoguc seid by DR.. T. MAsor and w. p.
ALLEN. nubuq tuy rs, 1853. dawtf
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GENERAL Stock of all the various articles in
N general will be kept constantly on hand Mt the
old stand OF Emerson Shields, on Main street. We
e7y especially say all those who may favsr with
cali; that il 10 no trout ls TO show Goods.
10 1883 GILLIAN EMERSON.
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From the Burlington Telegraph, VIC append
below the majoritits as far as heard from
EAps (dem) STEWART (whig)
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In THE SENATE OF THE UNITED
STATES.
A N A CT.

Read twice and referred to the Committee on
the Post Office and Post Roads.
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The Oldest preacher in the world is
Rev Robert Fletcher, of London, who ID about
LOT years old.
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DIS MolrEs Couxrr.--B Burlington Township
gives lads 1877 majority over Stewart.
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Cannon Tens.

HAVE been appointed Agent for the sale OF the
Genuine Canton Teas Persons in want of the best
article of Teas procure them of me at low pIices
and they will be warranted good, or che money refund
ed. A. GlLLEoiE.
Dub,tnre. Sent. 18th. 1883. y
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-. THE Saw Mil, in fine running order, and
fn1& 1000 acres Timberea Land attached Gated
.H.A the South Fora of the MakOqueta, l-2 miles
s. e. of Cascade, is for sale. The Mill was newly fur
nished asst fall with the most approved machinery ca
pahle of cutting 1905 feet of Oak lumber per day The
Timher .chis of very tine quality, will be sold en-
tire or in parcels TO suit purchasers There is steady
demand for al lumber manufactured at
TINS establishment good rates. II is in heinmedate
v,cnIty of very rich and furnishing settlements Al
very trfng expense, n Grist Mill could ne attached
umn the same pawer. Any person DESTROYS ut
becoming wealthy would do well examine the prem
ises SOON F. aud further particulars the Pro-
prieto W on Id fer pur ehasertto
JNO. NJ MCDANIEL.
Real Estate Agent,
0rto w NJ. NIkfN,
City Hotel, (l09) Dubuque.
March 3lst, 1853 dawH
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u The Lutheran population in the world Is
estimated at $50 900 of which 25 900 900 are
found in The land Of Luther, 5000, 900 in Prus
sia, 5000 Ooo in Sweden, and ,O00,0 900 In the
United States.
II We Understand that the Register II Fort
Dss MONIES, Mr.. Tidrick, has reslgnsd this post,
owing to declining health.
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MuscarlSE CoUNTY.-The official returns
from Muscatne county shows Stewart to have
received majority of3l.
In addition to the above we learn from the
Fairfield Sentinel that Eads beats Stewart in
Jefferson county from IS to SO votes and the
democratic county tickets elected by $50 major.
ity.
The iollwing is from the "lowa Star"
DALLAS CouSrY, Adel-Cheering news
Casauy 81, Mckay SO, Eads ~, Stewart %.
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a. J.. Il Il = = I
NEW STOCK OF
Superior Family Groceries.
rINHI undersigned has ju.t received, in connection
with his stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES and
PAINTS, large and choice stock of the very best
Family Groceries,
among them may be found good choice article OF
brown clarified, crushed, powdered and loaf Sugars;
Rio, I4agura and Java cuffee; Gurpowier, Imperial,
Young Hvson and Congo Teas, of the best qua, Col
den Syrup, New Orleans and sugar House Molasses ,
Western Reserve and New York cheese, Goldfish Her
ring and No Mackerel Boston, Butter, W alter and
Soda crackers Rice, Dried Peaches and Apples; Tat
low star and sperm candles Palm Rose White and
castsel Soaps soft and hard she'll Almonds and Peca
Nuts Pearl Bar,ey and Sage; Tapioca and Dat Meal
fresh Rasans; currarts citrons and Figs superior
article Of Tobacco and cigars; Pepper, Spice cloves
cinnamon. Ginger. Nutisgs, and Mustard ground and
unground aaeratus Indigo Starch and Vinegar: Ma
caron. Vernari!ii and English split Peas, Yeast Pow
ders, Rak ny Powders Baking Soda and cream Tartar
EytTaci OF Lemon, Rose, Vanilla and NHmegs preser;
we'd Peaches, cherries, Ounces Bsckberries, straw
berries and Ginger powdered sage, Thyme and Sum
Savory English and american Pickles, all kind
OF Tomato and walnut catchups; corn starch, Farnss
cocoa, Bromn and Snred singass for cuStard puddnCs
&c, superior Olive Oil and Salad lfessHg and al
cies Usually kept BY Family Grecers These article,
ani fresh, and viii be sold very low, at No.
| Globe Building by A. GILtEsPfE.
| Dubuque, Ma, 1859 dawtf
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RaopE ISLAND ELECTION The following
"a the vote for Governor at the late election:
Fer Hoppin, Wing, ~.
For Dimond, Dem., o'4o4
Scattering,
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THE TRUE
DIG EST'1yE Fluid,
GA STRTC JUG z,

Prepared from RENNET or the FOURTH SrOM
ACH OF THE OX:acr directions OF Far N Lehig the
great Physiological chemist. by j. S. ECCGH1Oh n.
D., Philadelphia, Pa
Thisis great Natural remedy fnr Indigestion .Dys
pepsla, Jaundice Liver Complaint, Constipation and
Debility curing after Natures n,etfod. by Nature's
own agent the Gastric Juice
Half teaspoonflIll Of Pepsin infused in water VIII
digest or dissovefre pounds otroast Beet about two
hours our uf the stomach
PEPSI is the chief element, great fhgasting prin
cpe of the Gastric iucehe Solvent OF the food, u
Purifying Preservinea Stimulating Agent eff he
arh and ntestines II is extracted rom the Digestive
stomach ofthe Ok thus forming true Digestive Fluid
erecisely like the Natural Gastric Juice in its chemical
nnwers and furni sne complete aud
forit
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE.
tall on the Agent, and get Descriptive cireulsr
GRATIS giving large amount of Scientific evidence from
eihg's Animal Chemistry DR. c, mhe's Eh, sioIogy OF
Dpestson: Or. Pereira on Food and Diet; Ir J-hn w
Draper of New York Univ rty; Prof Dunglison's Ply
sology; Prof. Snan, of Yale oiisge Dr. Carpenters
Physiology; ugether with reports ot Cures from al
parts ofthe United States.
NO ALCOHOL, BfTTERS OR ACIDS,
Remember this: nr. Houghton's Fepsin is great Ma
tural remedy, free from Alcohol Bitters Acids, and
Nauseous drugs II is extremely agreeable to the
and NAV be taken bv the eehe patients no can
not cracker without acute distress Beware
OF drugged limitations, Pepsin il not drug.
OBSERVE THIS EverS bottle of the genuine Pep
sim hears the written signature off. S. iOTGTON, W.
D.. sole Proprietor philadelphia, Ia. Copyright ans
trade mark secured.
AGENTS:-A. GILLESPIE. Dubuque, Wholesale
and Retail Agent. sold by all Druggists and Dealers
in Medicines.
Price One Dollar per bottle. eowlv
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Wcoa;css Ware.

D. De 6 e. E E
TyAS just returned from the Fast andIs re-
Il i ceipt Of every variety Of GOODS which the mar
ket requires He will thrush buyers in the c1y and
from the country with any style quality OF Merchan-
setley desire. and that reduced rates provi-
ding rhe . root OF all evil'' is not wanting with
Dry Goods, Groceries, Queensyvare,
Boots, Shoes, feather and Findings, &c, &c
long acquaintance with different kinds of Goods
coupled with bis intimate tnoW ledge of Western
wants, enabling him ta make his purchases with uner-
ring precision. Tntcr Wit. iNe Hecl lie st-0ue ~
~" = :" t.a:e-1 iljs scEvtc,S, uctus now afae
from his greatly increased stock the addition of
large assortmentof
DRY GOODS
TO accommodate themin that line.
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