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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-19

Ore thousand one hundred and fifty garments
snc ninety comfortablcs were given by the Dorcss
to the parent society during the past winter.
Rev. Dr. WBEATLEY afserw q, ds addressed the meet
in sn eloquent speech, having for It's object tie
dcption Of the report both in let er and spirit He
,feued 10 the amount of human suffering existing
81 to be relieved in the city. la this respect thu
ispoft was merely preface to the amount Of silent
rfltrir which was in New York, but was kno wn
o1ly to the eve of the Eternal. report had only
entered at the vesibue Of the huge temple OF want
which was reared in our midst. The sick poor
sick and poor--what an association Of afIiction |!
There are The aged, with their morning, day. aud
atrIocn gone; they are In the evening Of lfe with
cry To- ks and tended forms, and In poverty, and
ihty reach out trembling hands to this society
Mgeing not to be cast off, Another class was tn 1t
OF sfrar eers-strangers in Tar land; and chart
ty to them is epjoined by God. Widovs-widows,
their prote ctors gone widow has Ia her name
something which strongly recommends it to our
sympathy. Jesus Christ had manifested his pecu-
sr fondness for wido vs., for he had in three cases.
raised widows sons from the grave. Orphans
lonely and upguided-had many claims also. Sick
childhood had . peculiar demand on the fuods Of
tie society. He approved Of the society for its Ca
thoh split, which relieved all without reference to
cline, color, religion or language. It's arms were
extended to all, whether they we're Germans, "a
brews, lIish, French, or Of any other race II did
not matter If the applicant were q Jew or Greek.
bend or free, 1t would extend Its arms TO them all
always takiog care that the funds subscribed were
applied to the proper object This you be secure
BY tie excellent system Of vieiting, which always
put stop to fraud in this and other cases.
Tfeitvefend gentleman detailed many cases of
imposition, and attempted imposition, practissd on
himself ana others.
In this society the sous Of the recipients we're
looked after; and the jewel cared for we'll the
cssket fer The soul, be reached for purposes Of
diversion rom sin, BIZ attention to the wants Of
fbe body. Ladies should go forward ia their hca.
venb,guiien work from the rst1re OF religion and
Coo q love. TIE tesc ing toe Bible, the changes
us that be iich 81 to day may require it's ala to-
morrow. for mshy VITO drove in their csrrisge y
short nme since nov G, on foot. Lsdits. Iast d~y
SHOULD EVER GEM il sill gladden. ,our hearts ~
~ M, nher that you had clothed the naked sni fcd
the hungry. The female sex contributed the ma.
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tor from town arrived, and at the same moment a
weu.knovn and welcome face appeared over his
sho61csr.
" OH. Felix ~ cried all the sisters in breath,
" low glad Ne are to see you, bat at what monsat
have you arrives! "
AS usual, Lord Arlington kaev everything. The
momect ne found himself alone with the family, he
sat down surrounded by them, and answered their
eager questions with true and friendly warmth. He
was Mordaunt's dearest friend, and they chung to
bm accordingly.
9 Did you Know of it ? did you ever suspect it !?
had yon an idea and why did you never put us on
our guas1 we're questions that fell from ther lips
in tao1 SUI ssion, and his ration in reply was
axe balm TO their blistered hearts.
=" knew noting dangerous until the othec day
pu. lave long bad my Tears that tie destinations
Of he dar gh.er would soon divert dordaunts inter
from she father and attract il towards herself
i have valned him over and over again, aud even
we2t go tar, when found that Sir Alan had uncon.
s,iously ard unin;enaocally iven him into the
Eoas mouth, as to advise him 70 be serable foe
years rent, and withdraw before it was eco late.
Wher ever spoke these taations, be either aug lsd
at my fears or became annoyed, aud 50 after ttae
ceased from troubling hun tnus you soc there
came aa fnteuegnum, aud my ogn affairs took ma
away into the west OF Eng ana, where l sumbered
in total ignorance Of all that was going on Ia the
world, until all Of sudden who shonld crop do gn
upon me bat Combes, Mordaun, Is valet, and he told
me that he was discharged"
Combes Combes discharged !" ex ,lamed Lady
Gore why, ne was hordauhi's right hsndw
Oomocs WAS ui5cnargeu WIN Iuu quarter
wages ct days notice; and 80 singular, SO liberal
and 80 unexpected an arrange Gent surprised aim
70 that degree that he left no stone unturned until
he discovered enough to alarm him as TO Mordaunt's
sanity, and then he came of At once to me-"
" And what did he tell you ~
That Mordaunt was as Hampstead, Ia apart
m3nts hired fr fortnight; that he was in the saes
and fields from morning till night with The
lady he has since marriei. and that he firmly
believed, unless made every possible exerGon tna.
something dreadful would happen; these were his
own vCf0s'
And this, then, is the light in which ou- bro
TIERS marriage Is looked on, even by bis valet? ~
eaid Lady Alexander claspIng her hands, aad
wringing them together. "Well, my loid, wat
rextY
81 Loot no time as you will | am sure do M the
Justice 60 believe, and went up to town mne 1ia,e
IL; re sched Lordon Ia nix hours from the o. neat
COmbes came 20 me, ara Ia one nonr m)re gas a,
HAMPSTEAD provided aD5ut the wgo edsy, for had
NJ clue 70 guGe me as to W ere should nn5 him,
ani a. dusk wan rewaGsS; met aidl arm IN arm
with The LADY,. face % lace irdeei, aod
he never lost tts self pos-ess,oi for m meni. !
Sss 30 struck aonb ysesf a. fadts all my teas
hus r. allied, thai stcol 'cuts ike fool; on aug
yrinst ~ ocol and con toses; hs shook ny hand
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"The world will soon ferret out the truth, said
Mrs. Evtleyn, bitterly.
Eyes, pait of the wor d-the lower world-but
not the word you live In, Mrs. Eveleyn. I have
good story cut and dried ready for it-a fact con-
Iected with Mr. Muggridee's birth, with which, per-
haps, you are not yet acquainted he is An
"Gocd heavens ~ ejsculated Mrs. Eveleyn. She
said nothing but this, almost in groan, aod then
clssped her bands over her eyes. The action was
more expressive than words
:" 80. But the sou Of peer--an Irish peer
Lord Kavsnsgh.'
Mrs. Evtleyn locked up quickly, with an expires
sion Of q eat relief.
1T makes 4 better !" she exclaim4,: res it
really does make 1t bettr; you give me neS life
Felix"
Lord Arlington smiled. How plsply in tsose
words spike Mordaunts mother--it vas Mordaunts
own sentiment breathed long h fore he ever guessed
u at he shcolj arrive at this termination.
1t certainly makes II better" she continued;
hut give. me the reeraee, for never even head
the tile"
OF ireland. Mrs. Mordauns EyeleJu Is his grand
daughter ard this Ia what | propose carefully
whispering about
You are right; we can do nothing better, though
very bad Is the BEST But see BY s1l peerage that
Lord Kavansgh has had legitimate ciildren-he has
bad daughter died an infant, You see
end a SOD, died 49,. thst is seventeen years
ago 49,. How old lie Mr,. Mordaunt Eveleyn2'
About that age, should say-or she may be
older.r
"Is there no hope Of being able to prove that the
Earl WAS legally married to her grandmother 2"
mot the faintsst. She was the lsun Try maid,
and died ia giving birth to Mrs. Mordaunt's father.
Had she lived, Lord Kavanagh would, in all proba-
bIty, have ma, ried her. / nave been told that he
hated bis only son. Mr.. Muggridse has to me, in
deed, tbst they were moi on terms which may pos
sibly account for the Earl's haviog dore more for
him ;ban could have been expected"
"why, what has he done for hinfn
"Till last year be allowed him aa annuity; but
that was discontinued when he presented him With
this house in town, which will no doubt prove more
han an equiv aent.'
well !" said ars. Evsteyr, after long pause, ia
which PRIDE aud grief seemed struggling for the
msstery, aud, she spoke stretching out her hama
~ Lord ArlDg-op; am obliged 20 you, Felix, for
all you have done. You have behaved to us Ike q
son-no- / ON wrong-as more fhao son -aua
thank you mora in my heart than By my lips.
have oily ore more question to ssk. You say
Coo.bes has been discharged DO you aos think he
IS dangerous e'so1 10 be At large he must be
possessed of very much ioformstinc whch Y Is our
interest should ct 9aspifs. Can We rot make
sc me arrangement 20 purchase tis sisose2 sa al
ssnnusl sum l 40 oftea giysn when siifis Of this
kind require hns6ioR no.
Yeu are fight. Mrs. EssIsyni b. should se-
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-02-22
By LETTERS PATENT SECURED IN 1919
PULyEIsMACHki's
Patent Hydro-E!ectric IOItaic Chains.

Constructed To be under TIE garments are til
Most wonderful discovery in medicine electricity Of I'll
present Gay. lh'y relieve, without PAIN or shock, nsan
tdneoasly acute nervous pains, such head, ans
tooltace, rheumatic pains. tic dooreuy. etc, and b,
their mild but continuous ard pcrcopble on , bod,
diseases OF standing, such govt local paraIy
nervous complaints liver diseases etc. disappear as il by
miracles they have been applied with the greatest success
IN all those dreadful diseases in children commonly called
commissions as also in Of eeing under Giultie,
and disorders OF the bowels. The preciptate
their solutions, decompose water delect the uagnctl,
needle; in short show all the phenomena OF a powerful
voitac pile Tie instruments producing these eff Cts
weigh a5.Uf two ounces, can be folded M IN r,c
k are aNsys ready fer instantaneous use and will las
IMAM his c-tLc, guarding jnhlse family ami friends
wiich id, streaming electricity perfectly safe Ger
aln.wondeifa and speedy remedy. The price o; a com
iee cham rs from 81 to So batteries $40 To .22,
Incredible as may the above facts any person. can
easily convince himself beforehand al the depot II teir
truth Ihe Importance ~ the invention has been acknow
edged IN America, by the Academy OF Medicine OF New
york; and the Grams have been app led with great
IN the medical colleges tie City bellevue and " ards
Island Hospitals, Brook YIN City Hospital, etc. in Europe
by the Royal Colleges of Physicians and surgeons IN
London BY the Academies Naunale de Medicine at Pa
mss by the Imperial Faculty at Vienna by the Royal Fa-
Guilty at 6crin and Glher scientific INSTITUTIONS of the
highest order, Including the principal hospitals in Eu
rope.
The Propretors i'll possession o. testimonials TO the
same eiect from all the above Institutions America and
Europe as we'll rs Of the and distinguished
members OF the profession in both hcispheIes ard invite
the public TO examine them.
Fuli and Illustrated descriptions for personal and
one of scientific men, with copies Of testimonials and
number OF cases cured in New York and Europe may be
obtained gratis, at the office. They will be forwarded
free OF POSTAGE 10 part of the United States in ans
wer to prepaid inquiries, containing cents postage
stamps.
n. b. Physicians are specially invited to call and see
this new healing agent.
ay Apply to TIMOTHY MASON, sign of the Good
samartan Agent IN Dubuque, for J.srEwERr Sole Agent
July 7, 1883 dan IF
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1855.
1855.
Michigan Southern Railroad.
E :.sials III ~
.feU and Important arrangement, ensurins
Speed and Comfort to the Trareiing Public.
Chicago to New York and Boston.

Shortest Most Expeditions, and only Rail Road Route 4
New York, Boston and Philadelphia.
Great Western and South Western U. s. Mail Route!
PASSENGERS leave Chicago with the o'clock P. M
X Telegraph Train, reach MONROE next morning ut
O'Clock, connecting with the splendid low pressure
Steamers, direct for Buffalo, without
Landing,
arriving al Buffalo in time for the the III o'clock Express
same evening, arriving in New York next day at p NJ
by either N. City and Erie or ~ Y. Central Roads
10 hours less than any other r. r. and Lake Route
NORTHERN INDIANA, Capt.I. T. PHEATT,
Leaves Toledo and Monroe, TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS
Leaves Buffalo, Wednesdays and SATURDAYS
SOUTHERN MICHIGAN, Capt. A. ID. PERKINS,
Leaves IoledoA Monroe, Mondays and Thursdays.
Leaves Buffalo, Tuesdays and Fridays.
EMPIRE STATE, Capt J. WILSON,
Leaves Toledo ana Monroe Wednesdays and Saturdays
Leaves Buffalo, Mondays and Thursdays
Also, Three Daily Trains a Day,
Making complete Railroad connections throughout Ohio
Pennsylvania, New York, and the entire New England
States.
LIST, LIGHTNING ExPRrss, leaves at GAN
I'd, EXPRESS Mail, leaves at l2 NJ
I'D TRLEGRAPH EXPRESS, leaves at SPM
Only One Train on Sunday,--ieares at 8 P. NJ.
frPassengen are particularly requested 20 procure
Tickets before taking seats in the Cars.
Office in fremont Building, doors south of the Main
Entrance, Dearborn Street, Chicago
June 18th, $50. daw-tf
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-02-22

A Cripple sets aside his Crutehes after 10 gears
| suffering.
Copy Of Letter irora MI. Thompson Chemist Liver
pool, dated August Goth, 1852.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-02-22

WI. BARNEY q Co, a
Dec Q, 1858. Land Agents, Dubuque, Iowa
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-02-22
Always safe! Always Eaectua,,

4 RE ven ssuffcrar from Feverand A euc' Arevpu
II addicted with the periodical return of that cold
ana formal visitor the cht followed BY its faithful az
,ehdants, te !nIns fever and drenchng perspiration
Lose no fiIe. then IN procurinS bottle Of DI Os
goods Indian chotagogue. You vi haze bat one chill
ut most atteryol commence it, ard probably none az
ali Your neShhors who has used the medicine will
assure 3on Of this. It is but the promise Of result
Whith thousands have already realized and hich ycrr
GVn experience VIII most fully prove. II YOU have been
disappointed in other medicines and are doubtful Of nj
Obtain the Cholagogue and you viii doubt no longer
limitations are abroad. Be particular 10 enquire for
DR. OsgooFs rrd'a Cts,1gogus.
Sold by Dr.. T. Mason and w. P. ALLEN. Dubuque.
II. BtiKsLEY, st. Louis Wholesale As,nt
August 18th, 1883. daiy.,
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The Cathucon lar SURPRISES other remedies, being
more certain less expensive and leaving the system in
better condition Let all interested call and obtain
pamphlet (ree) containing ample proof, from the
respectable sources, of the beneficial results of its
together with letters from highly experienced Phys-
clans, WI" have used it in their practice and speak from
their own observations.
Pamphlets had gratis at the store of
TIMOTHY MASON, Druggist.
Dubuque, Iowa. Aug.2, 1858.
letter addressed to Of M. Curis Hatch 8sert nt
RlvcaRa, Ohio:
10 Dt Marchis:-I haze been ten yearsfroubled with
feihae mPIatnSpolapsus uteri and all the attend
M amenities; at times rendering my life most
Die. | nave had the attendance OF some oc the best
PHYSICIANS, with but little the most they could
40 was 70 reileve-a out of the question For
months before commencing wit YOUR medicine had
not heen able TO perform any labor could ak hu few
stops at time, and scarcely went out of dnors-in
snort, was completely Frustrated, both in body and
nina, ana expected 10 drag the rest of my DAYS in
was induced 10 try your invalgabe medicine called
Itefhe tahoHcon, as the last resort. had not used
II week before felt like another woman By the use
OF three bottles was enabled perform all the labor for
SIX IN the family with ease and conld walk any where
In the n Iahborhood without injury. Nothing hut A
sense OF my duty to you and t. the afflicted has induced
me 10 state my case 10 the public. safely recon-
memo the preparation 70 all those suffering like myself
I.ishedl Mrs. SARAH A. BisHop.
Freedom, PoEtageco., Ohio, Dec. 81, 1889.
j. b. MARCHGSI & 90, propriators
Central Depot. 3oi Broadway, NJ
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r. r R-No q
RAILWAYS RENOVATING RE.OI.YENT
Resoires, Reno1ates, Re6uitds.

RAILWAYS RENOVATIAG RE;OLyENT
Resoires, Renorates, Retuiids.
sso r"moIs H 81 VIM: Of p,s s La"s'
Sores, Ricketts,, Salt Rheun,
Asthma, Nodes, Canker
Bronchlus, Fever Sores, Rash,
Ulcers, Er, sipelas, letters.
The above eighteen complaints X. X. RsS"lrent vii
positively cure.
Itrenovates the SYSTEM completely, Resolving away
from The solids all impure Poisonous Diseased Deposits
freeing the Blood ana Fluids OF Life from all corrupt
humors restoring Energy and NIgor, Health Strength
to every Organ and Member OF the body.
LETTERS FROM HIaH AUTHORITY.
Hon. J. J. Middleton, OF Waccamaw C.--Writes us
under date of May I'd 1853. That Railways Removal
ing Resolvent cured OF his negroes his Plantation
al Beaufort, of scroiuous complaint oil many years
standing. The poor fellow Disgusting object vi
pity he moving mass Of sores The other NJ roes
could not remain in the same place with HIM. None
the Doctors could do anything for him. He entirely
cured by Railways Renuvatng Resovent, and Is
work upon the plantation. To the people OF $. c., Mr.
Middleton is well known, and to the political world Nj
Middleton is no stranger.
sCRoFULA.
Mr.. w. b. Oliver, of Dray ton Dooly county, Ca,
der date of May 80, 1853, writes, "that girl
who duced thai would give lhrp for
her ife she covered with sores that there was
not spot of pure flesh OF the size silver dollar
her whole body, was entirely curedh by Railways Revo-
waiting Resolvent.
NINETEEN YEARS.
Mrs. Henderson, of Nestord, Mass has been covered
with for l9 years has been cured by L. Resell
vent. SALT RHEuM.
The most obstinate cases of Salt Rhuem will quickly
yield To the RENOVATING RESOLVEST. One gen
eman who supposed that this complaint hereditar,
in his family, and had been afflicted with Salt RheunI
since his birth, cured by the of few bottles of
the Renovating Resolvent, and the
POISONOUS RHEUM ENTIRELy ERApIcATED FROM HIS
SYSTEM.
ItRegenerates every organ and memuer Of the body
il makes sound, healthy and strong weak diseased and
unsound parts.
Weakness in male and male is quickly cured, and the
dehlItaIed and eDacated made strong, vigorous and
healthy. Impotence and Nocturnal Emissions in men,
or diseases OF of the generative organs
is quickly removed, and the body restored healthy
and sound condition.
Low OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
In WOMAN, the numerous mpiaints and ailments
which cast such gloom their spirits, few doses of
the Renovatng kesolvent viii quickly and the
most NERVOUS, GLOOMY and DEPRESSED, feel
HEALTHY, STRONG aud HAPPY.
Persons wishing this Remedy will please ask for Rad
ways Renovatng Rcsuvent It's price is one dollar per
boue. No small bottles nor is the genuine ever sole fer
less. Each bottle bears the fac sime signature of
RADNAY IL co,
l62 Fulton street, New York
have The exclusive sale OF the above bic
or the city Dubuque. 4 MASON.
Aug. 9, 1883. Druggist
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Carriage and Wagon shO,s.
on Sixth STREET, DUBUQUE, IOWA,
Opposite the American Hou g, and near the Post lst

on sixth STREET, DUBUQUE, IOWA,
OpposIe tie American Hou g, and ear the Post ic
sle-@>--5S1s ANY description of -Four Two or
ssssA1-s~ss9s One Horse Wagons, suitable fur the
Mines or Farms ~ for the route California war
ranted To run easy and ready Immediate use
connected with the above, and adjoining il is first
rate Blacksmith shop ard Paint Ship where work s
done OF every description. and all kinds Iron Axle
Trees. Wagons done well; the taste of all persons
can be suited the work is done under his CIV llne-
date inspection. Orders from part oil the country
promptly attended to- Wagons every description are
oul to order, and for sale. which TO. style, durability
and elegance of finish, be surpassed Wursmeu
OF celebrity are engaged ard the best materials used
HM HURLEY begs leave TO announce TO Farmers
Merchants citizens and others, he is nov located
at the above stand where he will always be ion nd The
ready rec pient of their patronage lie need say moth
ing OF his Work, that already known sufficiently to
be guarantee for the future to any one who NAV en-
trusthim with The execution of order His constant
ann VIII be TO have an unexcepouabe charac for
quality ,cheapness punctuaty and despatch.
sSJRemember the direction:
WILLIAM HURLEY
opposite American House. and near the Posi- OE-s
Dubuque, Sept. 18Th, 1883 daw.lv
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New arrival Of Goods.
AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES!
VAN DUZEE & HIGBEE,
A RE now receiving and opening well selected an
IA splendid assortment of
Fall and Winter Goods.

consisting of staple and fancy and silk DRY GOODS
9aeensware, Hardware Groce cries, BCots Shoes, Hats
Caps, with every variety articles to make
co.pete assortment both for the city and country trade
attheOid stand OF J. B. Thomas, No. Main between
NTH and sixth streets, which place il will give us
TO show our Goods and wait upon who
may favor with call.
To who may paronise us, we give unqualified as
surance that we shall greatest endeavors to
merit their custom, by assiduous efforts please and
by selling good quality Of Goods al fair and sonabe
prices as We determined be undersoid in this
market. Try US, and prove the old saying true:-
g That the New broom sweeps Clean,
Dubuque, Sept17, 1853. daw-y
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-02-22
Genuine Pills. &c.

MrHAvE been appointed Agent the sale OF the fol-
II lowing Pills aud Medicines: Moffatt's Pills and
Bitters, virgins Pills, McLane's Liver Pills, Brand
fesh's Pills. Holioway's Pills and Ointment, Braggs &
Smiths sagarcoated Pills, Lees Pills, Cooks Pills. &
Sovereign Balm Pills.
Family Medicines.
Fhave hand supply of Javne,s Family Medi-
cines Lo!don 4 Co.'S Family Medicines, Graffenburgh
Co.'S Family Med
Cough Medicines.
am cent for the following celebrated Con oh Medi-
cines: Ayers GERRY Pectoral Wistars BaIsam Wild
Cherfy, Buchan's Hungarian Basam, DIR. Storms
Scotch Cough Candy Barnarl's syrup, Liverwort and
Horehonnd, Jiyne's ami Loudon's Expectorn II OF
the abovs Tor sale at Wholesale or Retail by
A. GILLESPIE,
News, 3d. No. Globe Buil ding, Dubuque Iowa
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NEW GOODS,
N. V. DESCELLES

IN. v. - II > T. Il L. l. E.S
Corner Of iona and Fourth Streets,
KEtA HAS just received his supply Of Fresh
VS&5kJ staple and Fancy GROCERIES,, CONSISTING
&3z1E&Ds of ,
liquors: ron, Prines &c
French coniac Brandy; Rasans Figs currants:
Peach do Chewing and Smoking To
Old Scotch, Rye aud Bour- bacco &C &c
bon Vhlskey; STAPLES.
ST. Croix Rum Teas Sugars Coffee Mo
Marascllino, curacao; lasses, Herring, candles
Holland and n. York Gin; Spices Soap Starch RIue
Absent, st Louis and Gin. Vernacella Atacaroni
cnnati Whiskcy. corn and Oat Meal harley
WINES: Crackers of ALI kiods
Champ2isne W me imported and Western
100 cases Clarret Reserve cheese Oranges
Ctarret in casks. white and Lemons and All kinds n
red Renish Wine, Ami tropical Fruits,
settle, Malaga, Port, cher Spanish cigars IF ays,,
~, Sweet Oil, Orange description ''
Water. Candies and S,ts NJ ayorr
>ardines, oysters, Presery- variety.
ed Peaches Ounces, cit
The undersigned will be found rcruIarIv NJ h;s
of business and will be happv at all times 10 naf III
old customers lett!eir wants be many ar few "
What haveis of the choicest kind
anFJust received, 50 dozea cans Fresh oysters
Dubuque. August 18th, 1853. dawff
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To the Public.

ID ADWAY & Co., the Inventors, Manufacturers nd
IL Proprietors OF the justly celebrated X. i. r. Rene
dies the first to discover Remedy possessing the
Marvellous and MIRACULOUS Power OF stopping the most
Excruciating Pains in instant, aliayn. the worst
Cramps and Spasms either inerna! external in fe W
minutes, and soothing the most severe FaroXysas of
applied. TIE L. K. Remedies CONSISTS ii three Rene
dies each possessing quick and wonderful covers over
certain conpla nts ana diseases, and vii! instantly
RELIEVE The Human SyStcm of Pain.
REG ULATE Each Organ to Hcaihy .lction.
RESOLVE decay all Diseased Deposits.
RENOYATE The body romaH corrupt hunors
REBUILD The Heak and Broksa Dozen
Constitutions.
RESTORE 70 Heaith, SrtagM and Fig0r
all uasOund q ,o0fn out parts.