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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-01-18
PERlLOUs ADVENTURE.

On the Sd inst. Capt. Gray, the pilot of the
steamer Flag, with an Englishman, undertook
70 explore the great cave three miles above ST.
Geneveye. With lamp, ladder, &c, they
entered the cave about O'Clock in the evening,
and proceeded about two miles, when their
lamp was broken and ex,nguished. After a
long search Trey found an upward passage, al
most perpendicular, through which the English
man escaped, but Captain Gray, was Enabled 10
follow. The Englishman promised to mark the
place Of egress and return. He did so, in COM
pany with two or three others, but as it was
still dark he could not find it. They returned
to the mouth of the cave, and proceeded to the
spot where the Englishman ieft Gray, but he
could not be found. They then proceeded 10
town and were joined by the officers and crews
Of four steamers, and with this increased mum
Der. at o'clock on the morning of the 9Th,
Captain Gray was found 81 miles from the
cave. He lad worn his fingers and knees 10
the bone, and demolished his pants and the
toes II his boots in his endeavors to escape, and
completely exhausted, he sat himself down to
die. He is now on board OF his boat, and dung
well. The boat agroona al ST Gsoeyisve.
rAlson Courier.
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BETTER NEWS FROM THE SAN FRAN
CISCO

Mr. Aspinwa!l has telegraphed to Washington
as follows concerning the disabled steamer, San
Francisco, about the safety Of which and hel
crew and passengers SO much anxiety is felt
The information furnishes ground for hope that
she may yet be safe;
IA dispatch from Mr. Aspinwall to-day, sia,es
he had seen the mate of the Napoleon, which
spoke the San Francisco. His story is consis-
tent and intelligent He states that he passed
within thirty yards of the San Francisco-tha,
Capt. Watkins had plenty of provisions, but had
ightened ship. N" men at the pumps and the
steam pumps seemed to be working. Saw
twenty male passengers come from the upper
after cabin The hurriran deck forward of The
wheels was standing. The damages were main
ly in the upper works amidships Wheel-house
gone, but wheels entire and both guards in good
order The rudder was all right Fore mast
gone above the deck, bat the mizzen-mast stand
ing; the smoke stacks were gone The hull
looRed to be in good order. The gale was heavy
from the northwest at night. As this was on
the 25th, and the steamer was seen again on
the next day, safe, with the drag out forward
and head to wind, the damages occurring on
the 25th, there is strong reasons to hope tina,
she is still safe. The Ala oama that sailed in search
of her, has foringhts supply of coal ample
stores, fresh provisions for passengers, cables,
life boats, smoke pipe, &c &c
BANK FAILURE-The Merchants and Ne.
chanics' Bank of Oswego, now of North Gran.
vile, has failed
This is the Bank about which so much has
been said in connection with the Farmers Bank
Of Onondaga
The notes are secured By doubtful mortgag-
in tho al h., =
cents on the dollar.-Thompson' Bank Note
Rem
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wHol EshIK retail.
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ED IL IL * . u III e. 70 z q
MY STOCk CONSISTS OF

= Drugs of every description, MS recoLlme nde d
81 the Phar2 scopias of the Un.tea London
81 Dublin and Paris.
ia Casmica1s.--Of every kind used III the various
Arts and Sciences ,etc., etc.
Psripaerg-G from the NEST celebrated man
uactnrers in the United States, England and France
Patent .Heateiaes Il general assortment of the most
celebrated constantly Oh hand
Paints, OILS and Dye Stas,of the finest quality, d.
rect from the manufacturers
+ WiasS and LigaorS-tienline for Medical purposes
Brushes If every description.
PiHS.-Patent and Otficnai.
OintneHtS.-Patent and Utiicinal.
Seeds-MediciRal, Garden and Field.
Surgical iaStrameatSaad S"riagss.-An assortment OF
those IN gene al use.
>tGtioacrg--in assortment.
Druggists Shop Farnltare ard Glass Ware.
PiaStsrS-'pi the most celebrated patent.
Wtador Glass, Sash and Patty.-Glass of the best
p tsburg brand. Sash of all kinds. Putty made on
the promises Of the best materials
OHs-Lard, Neatsioot Sperm, Castor, Linseed, Gro
ton, and all the essential oils Aromatic aud Medicinal
Bars, Herbs, Loarcs aaa Roots-f1 every kind, pre-
Extracts OF every kind.
Essences of every kind.
IiRetareS OF every var T..
Prescriptions PrtPared any hour, light a;d day.
! take This opp9rtnut Ut returning my grateful
thanks 10 the citizens 4buque aud tho surrounding
country, torthr very tbartl patron and support he
slowed ON me. ana hope strict attention and perse-
verance IN profession merit continuance of the
same. ! have AS purchased goods in the
Eastern markets, by winch srran9 nent have been
enabled 10 obtain Purer articles al equally low prices,
and invite the II Pay sicans Country RieT-
chants and the pub c generally, my improved stock
fully confident of giving uniye sal satisfaction. Appre-
ciang your confidence and patronage during the past
the future is with grateful emotions anticipated.
Respectfully. Yours,
~ store No. I0I Main Street, Dubuque. Iowa
nexi door to the NAPLES House.
April 49, 1853. daw-3m
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S0 Boxes Star and Mould Candles and Soap JUST re
" Ce;ved by THOMAS ana COOK
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.

Washington, Jan. 8, 1854.
Government agent has been sent to Mex
leo to purchase books to elucidate the Califor-
| mia land claim cases now before the Supreme
Court, in which titles TO property valued al
upwards of $lo9,00O,000 are involved The
agent is expected to return in time to try the
cases for the present term.
General Wool leaves here on Thursday for
New York, and for California on the Goth. He
dined with Douglas two days since. Mr. Ev-
erett sat on the right of Douglas, and Dawson
on the left. Gen. Wool gave as sentiment !:
g Health to the Wing candidates for President
and Vice President
Gen. McDnugal, of California, will intro
dnce this week bill to construct road to the
Pacific, and will try to get select committee
The Secretary Of the Navy to-day received a
dispatch from Captain Baardman, commandant
of the New York Navy Yard, saving that the
steamer North Siar to 90 in search of the
steamer San Francisco could not BE- obtained on
any terms. The Secretary is III treaty for an.
other steamer He offers the underwriters,
officers and men, and any other facility in his
power.
The following is the committee on OWNS
Pacific Railroad: Gwn, Douglas, Brirh
Bell, Rusk, Seward, Everett Evans, and Geyer.
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1853. 1853
FARE REDUCED.
Great Central Route.
GS va. Hn4 81. GLE "a HB g
MICHIGAN CENTRAL


SsG va II Ell e = e (, Ia II ID 9
Tie oldest, best .fnisheG and most eoHJoytati
Route 10 B~Bato, .2i6any, ". York + Boston.
TWO TRAINS DAY.
The Central Road is all laid with heavy T Rail- and
the smoohest and best Railroad in the United States.
MORNING EXPRESS
Leaves Chicago daily Sundays excepted) O'clock
connecting al Detroit with steamers
KEYSTONE STATE, Capt. Richards, Mondays Thursdays
NIAGARA, Capt. Miller, Tuesdays and Fridays;
QUEEN Cry, Capt. Wilkins u ednesdays and Saturdays
For Dankirk, through without landing; connecting witt
IL O'Clock ?. N. Express, arriving IN New York mex
morning. Also, with Steamers CLEVELAND and MAY
QUEEN ior Cleveland, connecting with Morning Train
for Pittsburgh, Wheeling Philadelphia, Baltimore ans
Washington. Also, for Columbus and Cincinnati. Also
with Lake Shore Railroad for Dunkifk bnd Buffalo,
EVENING TELEGRAPH EXPRESSES
Leave Chicago Daily at o'clock P NJ.
This Train is furnished with large, roomy, Sleeping Cars
luxury that is found any Other RAILROAD ia the
Wes connecting at Detroit with the splendid NothSlore
Line OF Steamers
MAYrLowER, Capt Willoughby Mondays and Thursdays
OCEAN, Capt. Stannard, Tuesdays and Fridays
BUcKEyE STATE, Capt lmScn, Wednesdays 4 Saturdays
For Buffalo, through without landing; connecting with
first Lghtnmg Express TrGias for Jew 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.
3Passengers taking this Line will find il the
Portable and best regulated Road in the Union and 10
make the connections as above stated.
R9- Through Tickets be had at tho General Stage
Office, Gaena.
s b. FORBES, .4gcnt, Gaicna.
G. G. HAMMOND, General Ag't, Chicago
THO'S w. HECO&, Agent, Dubuque, Iowa.
June lsih. 1853 daw If
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WASHINGTON. Jan -

Washington. Jan. r.
Senator Seward left for Auburn this P. Nj.
IN consequence Of the illness of his youngest
son.
HousE.-The Speaker laid before the House
message from the President, communicating
the letter of the Secretary OF the Navy and
orders to our Naval Officers, last year issued in
relation to the protection of American fishers on
the British coast SAIL
House res med consideration Of the resolu-
ton to print fifty thousand copies Of the Census
to De prepared by the present superintendent =
The census Information has been collected al a
cost Of 81 100000.
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EHeGlaEgR.
WILLIAM p MoLoSY. MATTHEW $. MoLoSy
MOLONY Il BROTHER.
For,oarding and Commission Mer.
chants,

AZ Common street, New Orleans. Agents S H. gdg
ell and CO, 81. Louis; h. H. Campbell and CO.
Gaiena, Illinois, Harmon and CO, Peru, Illinois; G. 4
Lindley and CO, Lasal,, Illinois
REFEREscEs.-Barclay Il Livingston; Renonid and
francois Ralph Mead ami CO.; Y. iiarceow and Alex.
frear, New York whitney and Femme. Boston y.
Corwfh and CO. Galena Ills; 7. s. Goodman and co,
AMI Howe Tnamas Dyer, Walter S. Guraee, and h. d.
Taylor, cacagoj Psge AID Bacon, 81. Louie.
Dut H. 1852. da-o
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ADXER TiSElIEN1,.

~ r. WEST announces to his old friends and pa
~ iron that he has weathered the storm.
During his absence up The River--prolonged beyond
his anticpations- there sprung up the city Of nu
buqne, notion that he insovent and had abs cond
ed-hiS bacon spelling. His creditors tere panic
his land stop his business, shut up his store and
the parcfsiction Of his meat.
But WEST had moi abSeouded he has returned and
been able To show his creditor perfect state Of sol
Vency; they have made the amende honorable; have
withdrawn their suits and attachments at their own
costs and WEST is where he has been, md in
tends long TO bedding business III Dubuque. AT his
store Nan-sreet, aud his old Stand, the evce,
he has plenty of GOODS of the right Sort where he VIII
he happy TO meet his friends apd patrt rs, and 10
vince them that The best aud cheapest place for them
deal is now, where long has been and long will DO,
WEST's.
Dubuque, August 3ls:, 1853. daw-tt
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New York, Jan IL.

Extensive robberies, have been detected in
ouf Custom House. Large quantities of silks
and Canton shawls have been abstracted from
bales, and the latter returned to the origina
appearance. Suspicion rests upon the partie.
connected with the customers.
A despatch from Washington states thai
there is nothing definite yet respecting the
Senatorship.
Ex-Governor Brown, one of the candidates
has been rendered the Consulshp at Havana
circular is receiving the signature OF al
principal merchants, piedging the signers to
deliver freight upon any point Of the Chic and
Mississippi River as cheaply and expeditiousy
a. was done before the outrages at Erie com
menced, or as can be done by Philadelphia by
any rou'e or any road.
li1e OF stages is to leave here daily fol
Baltimore, and connect with Baltimore and
Ohio r. r.
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LATEST NEWS.
TEMPORARY TRUCE.
TRACK TO BE LAID DOWN In ERIE
NEW Y0Rk COLLECTORSHIR.
PITTSBURGH ELECTION.
FROM ERIE.
Erie, Jan. If p NJ

Erie, Jan. IL 20 p Nj.
The City Council met this forenoon TO con-
slider on the railroad matters While IN session.
proposition was read from the Railroad Com.
pany, and the Council Immediately adjourned
to two o'clock p. NJ. At that nour the citizens
assembled in large numbers, and received the
following proposition from the Railroad Com
pany:
The citizens to allow the 4 feet 10 oanue "a
be laid down to French street bridge, and 10 re-
main down, and all hostilites to be ceased for
fifteen days after the next election Of Directors
II was acceded to by unanimous yea, and the
meeting Adjourned. The election of Directors
takes place next Tuesday. By this arrange
inent, the tracks will be brought within one hun.
dred rods Of each other.
Cleveland, Jan 49,
Railroad Company under protection OF u. S
Marshal, commenced laying down narrow gauge
track IN Erie yesterday, have pu' one bridre s,p
ana have another nearly ready, excitement Urea.
put no interruption. King aud lowry cit.d 10
show cause Monday why punishment, should no,
oe inflicted for contempt. Sheriff enioincd from
interference in laying down track
THREE-P. M-The two u. S Marshal
pave been arrested by authorities, for trespass,
They refused to give bail and are in Jail. Work
on road suspended.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-01-18

/ HAVE hand complete assortment Of choice
4 Family GrncerIes, consisting OF Sugars, Coffee,
Teas, Pcacs Preserves, Extracts, Essences, Spices,
SHtnegs, cinnamon, cloves Ginger, starch, sa!eras,
Soda, Tartar sin, crrauts citren, chocolate,
cocoa, Brons, candles, 5oap3, Indigo, Tobacco salt,
SHUTS and BIZ shes Of al kind with every other article
3sl4y ksp; Grocery stores al OF which will he sold
ar the invest HttfEef price, by y. GiLLE+PiE.
Duhuq 10 81 pt. 1tl, 1853.
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A SPUNKYr WOMAN.

A person named Edward Fl. Jones recently
advertised his wife Sarah through the columns
of the Stanford CO.. Advocate as a deserter
| from his bed and board, and stated that he
should, in consequence, pay debdts of her
| contracting. To this publication Mrs. Jones
has made a reply, in which Mr.. Jones catches
particular jessie Not satisfied with merely
reiuting his statements, she carries the war
into Africa" and denolishes her spouse most
effectually. Her reply is as follows:
g. To THE PUBLlc.- Whereas my husband
Edward H. Jones, has falsely advertised that
have left his bed and board, and that he will
pay no debts Of my contracting, &C., this is 10
inform the public that the afore said f.. Il Jones
had neither bed nor board for me 10 leav,, he
having been living at the expense of my faith
er; and further, under the pretence Of pro-
curing money 10 pay his way 10 Birmingham,
Come ctcut, he borrowed dollar OF my
father, and with thai paid for |, ing advert Sc
| ment againt me; and even after this dastardy
act, he took al the money had, aud borrow ed
every cent in my mothers possession, and lett
the town For the past three months he has been
kept from nakedness and starvation by the
exortipn of myself and relatives; he squanoered
III sspaton all the money his Unborn laz.ness
you'd allow him to earn. The scamp need not
havr aivertlsed that he would not pay d, BITS OF
my contracting, for the public well knows that
he would not even pay his own. He is a law,
ungrtte 'ul, lying scoundrel; not content with
living al the expense of my felaiisea, and bor-
rowing their money. b publishes aud oa.raye-
ons le. II IS bed and board, indeed If left TO
himself, his bed would be nothing but hoard
and should not be much surprised if the bed
he dies on were made Of boards, with strong
crossbeam overhead
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" The French engineers are bnsily employ
ed in pertecting the bold project of excavaling
tunnel under the Alps, to connect the Pied
montese railways with those of France 1t is
to be eight miles in length, and the estimated
cost Is million and a half pounds sterling
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Z # o IL Il G. N +H
. News. A
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.
LORD PALMERSTON AGAIN IN THE
CABINET.
NEWS UNIMPoRTANT.

New York, Jan. l3.
The Baltic did not leave till Thursday the
29th, one day after her appointed time.
The Europa arrived out on the eve OF the
Goth. The news is very meagre, Christina:
holidays having prevented business.
Lord Palmerston had resumed his seat in the
British Cabinet.
There is nothing really new as 10 the Turk
ish war. 1t was rumored, but not believed
that the Porte would consent to resume nego-
Citations.
The latest news from the London Times Of
09th
VIENNA.-We Wednesday evening, the Russian
steamer Pruth had set two Turkish villages on
tire by throwing red hot balls into them.
Constantinople, Dec. 10.
negotiations on the peace project have COM
menced. The Porte manifests a pacific dis
position The combined fleets were still at
Beycors.
SwEDEN.-The King has invited diet to
nominate a small number of members possessing
Its entire confidence to whom as a comnitte he
may make an important communication. II is
believed that the Government is waiting to
bring some momentus facts connected with for
egn affairs to the diet
Berlin, Dec. 81.
Negotiations are pending between Swel, n
and Denmark for conclusion Of league, Of
fensive and defensive, between the two States
ST. Petersburg, Dec. %
The only signs in anticipation of war notice.
able in the state of trade was rise in the prices
ofunposted articles
Richardson IL Bros Circular of the 9th.
says we have no comments to make, The
state OF trade since our report of Friday and
Saturday, was only broken business day, and
yesterday the close holiday. The weather has
been mild until this forenoon, when sharp
frost set in, with heavy fall of snow. Our
market this morning was full attended both by
local dealers and millers. Inquiry for wheat
was general, ard in most instances the low
sales of Friday were rather exceeded, but the
amount OF business transacted was not very
heavy Indian corn firm and without change.
Oats fair demand.
A despatch dated Liverpool Thursday, saws
oreadstuffs are IN good demand and tending up |
wards
Raschid Pasha had promised to foreign min
listers to do his utmost for the furlherance of |
peace at the Grand Divan, to take place ON the
Goth.
II was generally reported in the principal
cities that an armistic during the winter months
would be agreed upon, but this will enable Rus
STA to take the field with not less than 10000
men
The U. S. frigate Saranac, with Mr.. Spencer
on BOARD, was at Gibraltar, Dec TO-
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FATAL AccIDEST.-The lightning train kill
ed man last nigh, about 3 miles below Xenia
The person was we'll dressed, but there was no
thing about him indicating his name or address
He is supposed to have been standing on the
track, thinking himself ont of danger Ahei
being picked up he survived but few minutes
during which he was senseless.-[Ohio States
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Pittsburgh, Dec. II.

Pittsburgh, Dec. II.
Ferdinand, wing, is elected mayor by 1000
majority. Adams, wing is elected mayor Of
Allegheny City.
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DURE PORT WINE AND BRANDY.-1he sub
scriser offers the best OF Port Wine Brandy for
medicinal purposes. TIMOTHY MASON,
sept II sign of Good Samaritan.
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Free Almanacs for 1851.

A LII these ia want of good hlmJuarS Tor 1854, vii
N please call On 4 undersigned, and sat suppl
of Javne's IoueHs. Aait's BraggS, Brandrst1's ana
GraifcnbuYgh's German ard English Aim ma $ Tor Iejt
4. GILLESPIE
Dubuque, Nov 5. 1853 dawtma7 81
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1 frieBda aul fua.' ci'lnnH, ara g. crest EFF Hrsn-
kiad that they have UtrooC 80 iha i ar 'eft ,s-
meat for tie UaIm'acsHf. "i Copper sn are Snst oy,-
ware, ard fog me sate 81 Coo, fGr and Box clayeA
They hope that iadasrr aud personal attention To bust-
Eess added - their ID years experience III their pres
sion this vicinity VIII secure to them liberal share
Of the patronage Of liberal and discriminating public.
We have purchased IN IT. Louis, CEnicc variety Of
Stoves, to which invite attention, 10 - Sold cheap
for cash, among which MAY be tcuEl The Golden Era,
c0OkStove that recommend 10 give salts lion.
It has been tried and said b. the best cook
eXtant will do all kinds Of cooking III short time,
with small quantity of wood.
.Tobbing and Repairing done on short notice,
in good style, from god material for cash only.
MACLAY Il GREEN.
Dubuque, Nov l, 1853. daw3m
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10y -fs4s-s5 s3is- - - = ->:1-tzS,
TlST received att le CoH@rrai ian another lot o
u ID Gre, ylpasb Fashionable SILK II AT5 and man
Hfactyfttx -es@!y tT
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THE NEW YORK COLLECTORSHIP.
Washington, Jan. IL
The nomination Of Mr. Rcd6eld as collector
ut New York has been sent in to the Senate by
the President, and referred.
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a9;sss.iiy t2roccrges.

Eh BAGS Coffee, tor sal by
~ MAY 10 GIfI.tA VI and EMERSON.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-01-18

SARAH A. JONES"
But one opinion can be formed from peru
sal Of the above specimen of compos ton, and
that is, that Sarah is 6 brick of the first de
gree OF ina unitude.
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Dissolution ofpartnersy

DATENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Medicines of all
kinds for sale by TIMOTHY Mason, wholesale end re
tai Druggist, sign OF Good samaritan sept II
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Il: Seldom, Fails 10 cure

( IT LOUIS. July II. 1851.
Mr. II BL4RsLry-Dear ir: | take great pleastr,
in making known 10 you the benefit have received
fun the OF DR.. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF VILE
CHERRY. Mp lungs had been serious affected with
bleeding for the last three years. Al last the bleeding
was pfoilsa, much FENDER very nervous
and quite alarmed. employ ed several of our most
sEilliul physIc2nsthr treatment afforded but tempo
rary relief. then procured from you. and used two
bottles Of " WistGr's Bilsam of Wild Cherry and from
il have derived every benefit my heart could desire the
medicine having effected perfect cure and am now in
which can attribute 10 ether agency than the use
OF Wistar's Balsam.
You are al lhcrty to this statement il You think
proper have n sided IN 81 Louis Twelve years and
can be at residence by any person wishing fur
Their particulars WIN. NJ. JOHNSON,
kesid, nce l4th ST. one door north of Franklin ST.
Caution.-1Ae genuine s.Wistar's Basam of
Wild Cherry, has attc nile Of tile signature of HENRY
WisrAR, NJ d. Philadelphia, and - Sanford and Park''
on finely eqecuted steel engraved wrapper No oiher
can be genuine.
DON'T Be DECEiTED
into the beli,fthat other Wild Cherry "narnesakes are
equal TO Wisar's Basam of Wild Cherry or lust as
good, &c Sc Wistar's RaIsam is the only true prepa
ration, and tho remedy that performs the cures.
10 Sold, wholesale and retail, h. II. BLAKSLEY
Agent, souh west of Third aud Chestnut streets
s. Louis.
Also hy A. GuLEspiE, DR.. T. MA.ox, ". p ALLEN
and by Dealers throughout the State.
Dec, ID. 53f ehl9 81
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XSJ!NDOW GLADSTONE thousand Foxes Glass, as
w sorted sizes, for sale low al the sign of Good
marian TIMOTHY MASON
sept II
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DLASTER OF PARIS Just recalrr4 SIX yaIrI.
l. good Plaster Paf!4. Furstia by
TIMOTHY MASON,
s1t "a sIrh o. Cod Samaritan
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Wooden Ware.
VARIETY STORE.

A GENERAL stock of all the various articles in
N general will be kept constantly on hand nj the
old stand of Emerson x Shields, Main street. We
very respectfully say TO all those Who may avsr with
call; that ii is trout lie To show Goods
10 1853. GILLIAN & EMERSON.