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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-05-03
A NEW DISCOVERY,

II ID R II M U IL > Il
OFFcE. Corner of First and Main sts. in Shadrick
New Building.
nR. L. MORSE Of.rs his serv' css and new dscovrr
~ ed medicin the afflicted public, and certain
he their efficacy in the following Diseases that
eeds other evdeh han sta,e-No cure no pay
such Scarlet Fever, Putrid Sore Throat, Eryspeas
Scroult, Cancers kind of flesh sores, &C., hav
ing been 80 years in practice.
Dubuque, Nov 9th, 1851. daw6m
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Albany. April 90.

Albany, April %
Great rise 10 river; docks over flowed and
watef in frst floor of buildings. A heavy
rain storm accompanied by hail has prevailed
al day.
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Farmers, EmiSrantS Il Settlers,
NAN obtain the following choice selections of land
~ advantageous rates by application to thesunder
signed:
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GEORGE w. BURTON.
Dubuque, Dec. ", 1883.

A LII persons indebted to g. w. Burton + Co., either
IA nv note or hook account, will please pay the same
immediately, as shall lose time in sett ing up the
old business. Your to this is earnestly solicited
by your obedient servant,
GEORGE w. BURTON
Dubuque, Dec. 18Th, 1859 dawtf
Herald and Tribune nleASs sony.
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the partnership hereto
IN fote existing between the Undersigned in the city
of Dubuque, under the name and style OF Geo. W. Bur
ton Co.. is this day, by mutual consent, dissolved
Geo. w. Burton will settle the hnsin of
said % collect all moneys DUE pay all the debts of
the same.
PETER NAPLES.
u Uy
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VILLAIN r. Mcr.oNY. MATHEW s. MoLoNl
MOLONY 4 BROTHER,
Forwarding md Commission Mer.
chants,

chants,
90 Common street, New Orleans. AGENTS. nj. Edg
w ell and CO, 1T. LOUIS b. Il. Camphell and CO,
Salena, Illinois, Harmon and co, Peru, llnais; G.
Lindey and CO, Lasalle, Illinois.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY 4 Livingstone Renonld and
Francois, Ralph Mead and co.; V. BarcenW and Alex
Frear, New York Whitney and Fenno, Boston; "
Corwith and co.. Galena, llls Il. s. Goodman and CO.
Cncinna; Hutchings and CO., Louisville, Ky; Nicely
and Howe. Thomas Dyer, Walter S: Gnrnee, and E. D.
Taylor, Chicago; Page and Bacon, st. Louis.
Dec. 7, 1853. dSm
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THE ATTENTION

OF the czeas of Dubuque and adjoining Counties Is
~ invited to the EpHing and ralaabfe Enrention,
for applying Electricity in cheap and elegant form to the
of Disease.
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Dubunue Savings, Bank.

dubuque savings hank.
TIVE Books Of iic Dubuque Savings Bank will he
l. opened atthe Bank of +. 3. Jesup Company, on
2atI lay, the 18th October
Ie,osits will he received on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday of each wee X in OF One Dollar and up
wards. Interest will be paid on the first Mondays of
will he added to the principal every six months, and
draw interest as principal
+. s. JEsUP 4 COMPANY,
Dubuque, Sept. Is, 1853. daw-ly Proprietors.
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BIaekSnisEjnr

a IAN hEAGNEf Co., grateful 10 faas, 49,
or the support heretofore extended to hem
s s continuance Of their payynr,re Ti vek.t
lH prepared to do all kinds Of co,,ss.y r arg goo
or .ha. e, Wagons Pouss &C. Horse n ~
WasI;nss,an g. with neatness and dssatsh wv
cify Inns ~ ~. "sHip, ~ miles Scum ~ bbu,,,,
~ W.T. ADAM HEAGnEy go
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DIVA BOOT AND SHOE STORI
C.. j. RICHARDS &, co.

kEAIN street, nearly opposite City Hotel, Dubuque,
vi Dealers and Manufacture in Boots, Shoes leath-
Z, &c.. comprising all styles and varieties connected
nth the trade.
Coarss and fine baots, Rubbers. &C., by the Case.
Sole leather, calfskns, Innings, negs. &c
Country Merchants and the public generally nvit
d 70 examine stock which will be sold at prices
Ihcb cannot fail to please.
Nov. 81 1853. daw6la
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R. r. R.-No. /.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF,

For All Acute Complaints
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL.
The il is applied externally taken into the
system, it will stop the most excruc ating pain and
quickly remove lis cause.
RHEUAAI9sM,
Mr.. Granger, Mason well known Brooklyn,
cripple for nine years. Railways Reaey Relief relieved
him from Pain in fifteen minutes, enabled him to walk
two miles without the aid of stick crutch in three
days. and cured him entirely in week.
Thousands of other cases equally wonderful as the
above, have been cured by X. X. Relief
CHOLERA MoRpps.
Railways Ready Relief will relieve the sufferer from
all pain in fifteen tw enty minutes II will the
most desperate cases in few hours.
NEURALGIA.
The moment r. r. Relief is applied, 10 aliays the
painful Paroxyms. 1t will always cure.
SICK HIAD ACHE.
1t will relieve the distressing pains in fifteen
minutes 1t will likewise prevent renewed attacks.
In ten minutes a spoonful of R. r. Relief will stop
the Chills and break the Fever.
Aches Of all kinds, Pains Of all nis Bruises Burns,
Scalds, Strains, sprans, Stiff joints, Lameness. One
application Of Railways Ready Relief wiilin few NO.
ments ENTIRELY STOP THE PAiS.
1t reduces swelings, heals sores, cuts and wounds
bruises aays the most violent irratons. For
all pains r. r Relief. Look for the signature Of
Rayway Co. on each bottle.
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10. Tne Or. a,s, MS.

A FHEsibscriber has recently hrunrhf
f&J> {" hi. lily an oMNft u. and is run
0S@ ~ ming it regularly be.we, y the Wayles
House and Davis farm, on the Plsrk RAD se teas.s
the Wasies Ho'ls. AZ o'clock P. N. and aaae s.4Iy
es of fadie, convey tkcaS e. yAr part of the rity
Rates Of Fares-- Tyrm sie NAPLES leuse IL Psvis'
Farm cents eacf Way.
A. LEATiFRs
DyhHaas, May S, 1852, daw-lg
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Dubuque Mutual Fire In
suranoe Company.
VIE above Company has beenln operation fouryears
L and has done fair share of business The c.r-
pense ofthe insured during been lessthan
oNEHaLr the cost reinsurance in any ether COMPANY
upon similar property II is the only Conpss. in iowa
andosses can always be adjusted al home The per-
sons insured become the stockholders of the
ana 'hereforet the company fail. We solicit ts
business Of the country ~
DIRECTORS.
nichara bohson David Dec er
James L. Langworthy F. " Goodrich
Lawrence Moony J r. Farley
"ahy "ason ~. S. RerngtnH
~. MoqIey J.G Shields
. e. A'hs"othy 7. A Lnrpiar.
F.v, GOODRICH, frcs;.
Z, T.. BtssELL, Secretary.
Il. Ln~owoRTHY. Surveyo1
Agents OEc,s
y. r. stevens, Esq.,. Ganavillo CLAYTON co. D. a.
Spur ESQ, Bellevue, jackson co. Jonas Clark. Esq
Msquoketa, iiarand, FISH,, Marion, Linn co. E. "
Carter Esq, Elkad-r, Clayton CO.
Dubuque, Nov. IL dWtf
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M111ea-

| a span of handsome Mules for SALE Erau;re AZ
| "A the Office Of this Paper.
Feb. %, 1854 d,u.,
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Bank Of F. $. Jesup 4 Comply.
Until further aotice, interest will be allowed cur
~ rent deposit accounts, at the rate of per cent
per annum.
Exchange the east and south will be received
from depositors in account aud premium allowed on the
same. Exchange sold a the lowest rates.
Dubuque, Dec s, 1853, daw6m
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A CARD.

A CARD.
Since the Propretors recent Laboratory engagements
he il able AL his orders for LYoN,s KArH,
AKRON, without delay. This peerless and immensely
popular article for nvgoratny and beautying the hair
is sold by every druggist throughout North and
America Europe, and the isles of the No article
any kind obtained extensive sale in all parts
If the world.
Let those
Who er used before;
And those who always used
Now the more.
The price is still Is cents, In large bottles.
ID. 8. Barnes, Proprietor. l6l broadway, NY
~ For sale BY Or T. MASON and w. r. ALLEN
n..,orists. nuhnnne. Iowa. daw- IL
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-05-03

Dubuque, Peb. Is, 1854.
Having been customer Of this house for IA
continuous years take pleasure in advising merchants
TO give them trial s NJ. LANGW ORTHY.
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BOOTS & SHOES.
SPRING TRADE, 1854.
Claf1in, Allen g. Stinde,
Wholesale Dealers in Boots and Shoes
No. 80, (Old No. 84,) Main street,
ST. Touis Mo

DU. IUUIS, MO.
t the opening of the Spring trade will! have in
"A store large aud 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 man featured and select
ed with care, and under every advantage POI sessd by
other house, they solicit examination of their
stock by purchasers, fearing competition in quality
of stock or prices.
st. Louis, Fet. IL, 1854.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-05-03

A iEproved Fam, "A milesrom thiscIiy, 40 acres
nus.A W. BARNEY 4 Co,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-05-03

TDLEAK HOUSE can be had Of CHAs. RATTRAY,
ID Under the City Hotel, and opposite the American
Iisrse. decly
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-05-03
HR0 R&o HRo
To the Public.

TIC RUDIlCe
ID ADWAY & Co., the Inventors, Manufncta re 81 nd
IL Proprietorsof the justly celebrated r. X. r. Rene
dies were the first to discover Remedy possessing the
Marvellous and Miraculous Power Of stopping the most
Excruciating Pains in instant, allayng the worst
Cramps and Spasms either internal external in few
minutes, and soothing the most severe Paroxysms of
Rheumatism, Neuralgia ana Tic Doloreux, as
applied The Il. Il. Remedies consists Of three Rene
dies each possessing quick and wonderful powers
certain complaints and diseases, and will Instantly
RELIEVE The Human System of Pain.
REGULATE Each Organ to a Healthy fiction
RESOLVE .1,oay alt Diseased Deposits.
RENOVATE The body from all corrupt humors
REBUILD The Wenk and Broken Dozen
Constitutions.
RESTORE To Health, Strength and Tgor
auxssaund T. aeorn out parts.
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THE WORLD INVITED,

At the " Banquet"f Dry Goods now being received al
the Empire Cheap store The latest patterns Of Dress
Goods, rich Cashmere shawls, House Furnishing
Goods, sheeings, shirtinss, Linens, Cheeks, Prints,
&C., &C., at the small advance prices. Now is the
time selling cheap ever. New Goods will be
ceived weekly during the Corner Of end and
Main streets.
JAS. II. RUSSELL.
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RETIREMENT OF
Professor JmeS McClintock, NJ. D.

@'0N nv rAHadFPAaa C0Ifge Of Medicine.
THE Hp'ersigned inform the kubIic that they baye
maes arrangements 18th the cminen Mt Prof James
McClHtocs, M. d. Of Philadelphia, known Tor moro
man GuareI century Of the greatest prac
ttoners and teachers Of Medicine in this county Or i'm
oI tse psspaEssion Of his long and justly cele-
These remedies embrace some Of The most valuable
dscovenes and binatioRs for the c,re IL
dsease lhey are the fruits OF profound
ana wise research AAd the almost erience
OF one OF the first Physcians ef.he age.
Each remedy is especially pied to scne particular
form ofdisease in with the bie est prirr
pies Of modern Medical Science i'.rff
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-05-03

1OO 900 Usage ORANGE PLANTS of one
iVosooO years growth, just received and for sale
AZ G. X. VESTS,
No. 306, Levee Dubuque. Ap "a, 1854.
r. S-From this time till the Goth May is the proper
time for planting this hedg- plant to ensure good live
hedge.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-05-03

FROM the Newspaper Advertising Agency
s. NJ. PETTENGILL T. CO..
l22 Nassau-St, New York, and 10 State ST. Bostn
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-05-03
CHARTER OAK

TIME subscriber would respectfully inform the citizens
of Dubuque and vicinity. that he has received per
late arrivals full supply If the above desirable Stove,
reputation of which for utility, durability and econ
omy is too well established to require recommend
alton.
Dubuque, Ap s, 1854. dawy C. MASON
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no u paid fer Bsuk- naics al kaIf 10 tJe percent
N discount. al the Bark II
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New York Advertisements.

RESH Core Oysters, Sardines and Cocoa Nuts for sal
II ny THOMAS and COOK
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-08
PARADE OF THE AMERICAN PROTESTANT As
SNLIATIMN

Prom the Newark Advertiser Sep. 2
Our citizens have been universally suror.s,- "a -'-
ed to-day with the first annn7l parade OF .. Aa'-r
Protestant Association lodges of this .a a..n.,--.
ny the lodges from New York aud Hrur.lta fu honor "a
the first session Of the American C1--r.ss Tile A.,
citation has been until recently aua.: entirely lrsa.r
to us-the Newark lodge hs7iur p..l l-urI r.., ...
months since, aud the ods.. lodges %. y.- WI r..-
some four or FIVE years g. Too Association Is com.
posed almost entirely pl ig. rn born girzsr.-l --o.
and Irish-and crsey a1g ono -l.p,-,.I ,....s.ti
Gent number OF Protestant foreign Ur-u rf..-. r,r
among Ike 80 ius display as we has,. ry.., 4
day THe AssIaa.pu is s,g-a. and brr,v,',-, DO. ~.
character All O. rs ni..s .n1,,s IS Jill.l e,ry 40,
Pfo'c-rrn' principles.
4 charge has b,ol MI 10 thi. ,h, Iiilu,a ~, g..
men, It ~ ~, n:lr ed tin. tuer5 al, ao., -
At an early hour this m0r-i0r the lya-.-, l,i,-.
lg,ir GrI n-9r4af'rI in f', E...,, gH... ,...
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-08

THr RuNoRKp EXPEDITION AGAINST MExIco.-Th
statement Of the New York Post tina, General Alvarez
in that city, fitting out expedition against Mexico doe
not seem to obtain much credence. Tho Courier de
Eas Unis, however, has the following 10 relation to tn,
sffIir:
George Laws celebrated muskets have been re ship
ped on the bark Catherine Augusta, lying at one
the North River docks Canal street. The same vcs
sci has taken board considerable quantity of powe
and supply Of coal. The steamer Franklin hs.
also been purchased for 100000 by the parties
in the Catherine Augusta and undergoing change,
in Greenpout ship yard, to ct her for vessel
As soon as these changes completed the vessel
are to sail on the secret expedition for which they
tended-probaby to some point on the Mexican coast
some say Tsmpco The connection of Mr. G orse Law
aud his musksts With this expedition has yet trans
piredn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-08
Mh,S,-Prine white ia Ielug so ami rcd dis Which
HESTER WHITE. Commission Mo,u,,,,.
~" nv !" " UT
RICNIfNND lfhnL.r

| RICHMOND MiRRE7iS, SEprrvprr :
| Bacon sSc. ~ ''''' - saa 'Sei t"id'
FISK, grcAt sRau Nsckerel In n,-te, .r, ,,, a..
sr quote ~ TO on a. "a quality Ualf,N a.,
~: 10Y cut ~ and ~ months. No Family Roe I,.,,
Tie supply Of good Gh Is small. great many co.,
sS hsh have been brought into market this seas ssS =
SCSARs-FEtn. We quote New Orleans Sa 8
l> Il SvdhRs Coverings Crushed "a Io,f 90 p,,,,,,,
stusTt's Mellow G.. 60 az. WV" W. u "'''e ~
NvlASsN Prices advanced NORTH but no chang. her.
,ts.-'e'y arm lasuAyra iUNali. Rio iOSaiiS; Java
- sS Ml,ehelr "a, es and 90 Mar
anNic ta same; Sperm, 81 to SO; Taow Jack ons ie
CoaS-IS % 'Scts sale oflSlO bashS, at ;SSs .,S
could not l. made az thcsc rates. " ~ '"'b' A'''
,iE1l Is very scarce, AMI selling
MhEAr- l6S To lIS cts. for rcd, an
fipeA-ln Eool deUand 81 supcrdnr- -
OF c'untrS Al eighth more might be obtained " ' WIS
NlortR SEsN--But Few Cecriug at
MeL-NArhstNtty dull lqiote IS to 2s.
Gr,So.t'o IRON the wharf, s5o% nom store
Ieliny NJ Sll2S store. - '' ''u' wharf,
LrNuxRClrar white Pine sSSAin; refused a., 400.
NE AS per " One inch yellow Pine Plank AIS: The
yer do HA2 IN 10 itl6 ~ DO SalI sOalo yoS,i,
sAs3 tte' measure. ssAnuug, Hats heart ana 80 III
heart loAsV, Ing TO size. e. riru Rails heart ana IA
u cts each ~ hcNrt lS'2ac Shingrs 1sS u w.,hsr
Boarding sale. Inch Oak Plank ssSo Buitonwooi 81 S
Y Dressrd EooTins Nrsiua 80. Flooring soh
S'aSa Shingles IL inch baueh 62SA65O per 81 by Tho
cargo. - - ~ '"'
ilvE SrNcE MARTVr ScuEs.
hrtF earns ~ To 500 No. viii command 81
HCG, dull a. 80.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-08
APPOINTMENT Or STATE PROXIES AND pIRrC-
TOPS

- NA-' -AA@''A Va - A 40 AMI DIhEC-
TORS.
The following appointments OF State proxies ana d,-
tprs made by the Board of Public Works At tbai,
meeting that being the time for making their an
nual appointments:
Alexandra, Louloun and Hsmpshire Railroad Com,,-
ny.-John Bruce, John " Luke aud George q smoo,
proxies. John Powell, John F. Dyer and John Jsnnev
directors. 1872
Fredericksburg and Gordousvie Railroad Co,,,.,r
John Seldom, Or. J. r. Taylor aud 5 C. Daniel p-n;a
o. VI. Crutchfeld, John Lac snd A r. Phillips. direco.
MaHsssa Gap Railroad Company.-Hiram M.rtz PbiIIp
Pi'nam and George W Brent proxies. Chas. Il Hunton
VIM. II. Irwin aud Andrew Pitman directors
Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad Comoany-Chss II
Shield, Thos H. Daniel and Jas II. Johnson proxies A
+. Leonard josiah Ills and Walter II. Taylor directors
Orange and Alexandria Railroad Company.-N.thsneI
j. Welch B. II. Berry and Henry Shackelford nro1is
| Iuman Horucr, Si,s Burke and John Willis directors
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Com
pany.-Wi!iam W. Cfump, proxy. John s Caskie, d.
rector.
Richmond aud Petersburg Railroad Compsuv,-Wm
F. Watson, proxy. Francis E. Rives Charles Ellis and
Roscoe b. Heath directors.
Richmond and Danville Railroad Company-Beni,min
:. Garrett VIM. ~ Tredway and Thomas W ycG.ncn
proxies j. Is. Stova, B. VI. Jones and Lewis Haryie
directors
Richmond aud York River R lroad Conpauy.-Beverls
B. Douglass Samuel F. Harwood and Lemuel J. Bowden
proxies. VIM. B. Taliaferro II. B. Tomlin and Roger
Pryor, directors.
Roanoke Valley Railroad Company.--Tucker Carrinr.
Nelson directors.
South Side Rail Road Company.-Thomas Wallace E
G. Booth and Henry F. Bocock, proxies James Alired
Jones, John surdivant and John s. Thornton, direc
tors.
Virginia Central Rail Road Company-Jobn Hartman
Wm r. Gordon and John Echols, proxies. WIN. Over
ton. g. Carpenter and Samuel B. Brown, directors.
Virginia and Tennessee Rail Road Compapy-Cbsr
L. Crockett, John NJ. Preston and Benanin Wilkes
proxies. Thomas L. Preston, VIM T. Anderson and
VIM. A. Read, directors
Winchester and Potomac Rail Road Conpanv,-Dr
Robert I Baldwin, John r. Tucker aud Geo b. BsaIl
proxies. Jas, P. Rely, Jas. n. Mason and Andrew 4
Hunter, directors.
well Taylor and Simeon Wheeler. proxies
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-08

Tux LONDON TIxrs-The London correspondent Of
the Boston Post give the following Information relative
to the Times newspaper:
ut may seem very strange to an American that no
other newspaper In England other in fact IN Europe
can bring TO Its support array Of talent at all compare
BILE to the Tmes; but Il is nevertheless Other
papers msy receive the highest government patronage
be supported by all the strength Of public sentiment,
enlist the cleverest Of the ago their contributors
may be backed by almost eIbausess amount Of CAPT
tai, and DO conducted by the ssgacous Of the
land but they fail both up the standard Of
the Times, and to command In equal degree the
public attention. How long this pre-emineuce may b.
held by that paper, it Is impossible to conjecture
"As everything human Is mutable, the day will pro
badly come when tho proud position it occupies will
be disputed by successful vas-but TO all appearance
that day s far off, Its corps Of editors Of reporters oil
foreign and domestic correspondents, and Of managers
constitute army-not one individual Of whom a
kuowledges his connection with that paper. Il Is often
whispered at public dinners and other gatherings, that
such and such person connected with the Times is
present. but tho individual who will confess the soft
impeachment is found. Tho stat non,inis umbrd
Of the Editor Of the Times is impenersble the
thor Of Juuius 1t Is said that person claims
that position-hat its leaders written for stipulated
sum by men who enter its sanctum-and that
communications from the first writer's Of Great Britain
rejected from its columns than furnished for ali
the other papers and periodicals in the Kingdom"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-08
r,,- The aMnrlrr,s. nnr,sr onr,,s- ....,...--

w The "M0IiiEi,s' nuEAsT CLOTHS" con,lde,Ip,
the limited means used bring public nOtOrsy
mSt< Ih 'Hcctss Unparalleled an the history remedies.
The nirodHcton Of them public attention. has
Tact "h'eh Is truly gA,pinghe fact they are to
supply remedy which will relieve suGng .ro
nsIns netng than any single remedy among men
saneIirE which they prevent which they
no Glass or condition its a. the MI he 49,
wherever the mother o. children there the
nE and peculiar s4Hrns accident or RrsSs Rss,,,
l. knos and aitcstci. ~ "A'Asf
Thee cloths have attained Wide celebrity yci
anu oS OF the southern States aud whilst many bI,s
testimonials TO their yaiuc vet 10 her ~ 81
ihlntH In single instance to give entire Subtraction.
~ remittance Of $780, by ly cent. uo,,, =,
psAsr sInrs viii secure the by mali of
pair OF these Cloths TO Of the unicd sAtsF
They are TO- sale excluSycly by
ADlE q GRAY, Wholesaie and Retail A-.,,.
JeI ll9 Main street, Rchurond, ylrvjnl,
" Pan direction. for applying these Cloths. scsonrAay
~ ~nIh % esteemed great favor using thes,
Cloths would make known the they place upon then.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-08

| STEALING a WArcn.-Wiiam, "A slave, the property
OF MI w. 7. Wintcc aud free colored fellow named
Thomis Snilton, walked into tho house OF u man named
Thomas Conner foot of 9Gh street, about o'clock on
Sunday evening last sud presented pieces of Fat pork
Tor sale which Conner refused to buy Thcy lotcrcI for
short time about the premises aud a moment When
Conner was engaged about something, OF the scouu
drcls took silver watch Of his which was banging on
nail In the room aud walked away. They were gone
about ten minutcs before missed aud with such
odds the owner ., had chance OF apprcheudpg
them.
Bill had articles of clothing at the house OF no
gro woman IN the ncghborhooi and Conner by consent
OF tho woman, took them his house until the owner
would call. lie came tue following day (loniay), aud
hc woman directed him Conncrs house Tor tho cIor
tHa circumstance excited uuivorablc suspicious with
'he ocGc aud he seemed rather disposed to 90 without
,hem 'an venture into Conners house. lie was nsbbed
bo,orc he could escape.
lie was Brought before the Mayor on Yesterday. bn,
the other fellow not being arrested tho case was cctin
cd till to day. ''N"'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-08
LOCAL AFFAIRS

FEoLIolSG Henry rempc, fec eolorci fellow, aud
associate OF Wallace White, the free negro who ar.
restcd 10y officers Tyler aud Se,lat tho house Of Willie
Auuc Smith, free negro woman, in Sd street; Tuesday
night, brought before tho Mayor answer TO the
charge for which White punished on Wcdncs.
day-that OF 5oug OF party OF negroes assembled at
this house.
lie aud White were tied together after their and
hcr TO tho cage managed to get loose and escape
White subsequently, arrested and ordered punish>
mcnt Tcmpe cyided the oil Gers unit, yesterday he
captured aud brought up. The Mayor ordered him
"thiTty -liuC"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-08

UNIVERSITY OF ViSeiSiA.-rne iollo.,ag appointments
OF State Students have been made to fill tho vacancies
the H. XVI and XVII senatorial districts.
H-AonOngalia, Preston, Marion, Randolph, Burbou,
and half of Taylor-John d. Canes.
AA'l-P.trck Henry aud Pittsylvanis-James N.
Lowell.
AAVH.-Halia1 and Aecklenburs-Dou G. Can