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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-07-12

*x* Sod at the establishment of Professor HoLLowYA
80 Conner of Ann and Nassau Streets New YORK also
by all respectable Druggists and i.sers in Medicines
throughout the United States, Bo at 81 cents
81 cents, and 81 so earh To BIZ had wholesale
the principal Drug Houses in the Uniun
~ Therei considerable Saving by taking the arg.
sizes.
~ B-Directions for the guidance of patients in eve
ry disorder fixed TO each Box.
May 81, Say
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NOTICE.

A Li persons are hereby notified that letters of Ad
N ministration have been granted t. he undersigned
by the County Court upon the Eastate of Susan Haley
Deceased. All persons indebted t" said Estate will
make immediate payment me, and all PERSONS having
claims against said Estate will please present them 10
the County Court
w. G.. STEWART, Admir-.
Dubuque, June 18th, 1854. diva.
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TIMOTHY MASON,

(SIGN OF THE GOOD SAM ,RlTAN.)
No. Sc. Main street,
DUBUQUE, IONA,
DEALER
DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS;
PAINTS, VARNISHES, DYE-STUFFS,
FINE SOAPS, FINE HAIR & TOOTH BRUSHES,
PAINT BRUSHES,
FIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS,
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS;
Pure Hines and Brandies for medical purposes,
FANCY ARTICLES,
SUPERIOR INKS, LETTER AND CAP PAPER,
STEEL PENS IND stationery,
physicians PRESCRIPTIONS will ree Give par
Il ticuar attention at all hours of the DAY and
NIGHT.
Customers and Physicians will always find at this
establishment
Fresh and Unadulterated Medicines,
which have been selected with great personal care for
this market.
All purchasers are invited to examine my stock, as
they will find il equal to any in the State
ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY
Promptly filled, and satisfaction guaranteed, wthregard
both TO price and quality
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C GILLIAN. c.. j.. cHAPL;xE.
Brokers & Land AGENTS.

TINE undersigned wouli respectfully inform the
citizens of Dubuque, and the public generally that
they have opened Office in Dubuqne where they will
give their exclusive attention to any business in their
line, will lend money Real Estate and personal Pro-
perry Securities. Also, do general agency business
such as buying, selling locating and entering Lands.
ing Taxes and making collections Sc &c deal in
all kinds of Gold ard Silver G, in, sc.
Office north side 4th Street basement under the City
Hotel, Dubuque Iowa. GILLIAN & CHAPLINE.
June LIST 1854 dwy
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JOAN WILSON,
Csnmissis1er IF Gs1eral Land 0t6ce.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMfTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every psrson entitled tho right Of pre- -emption
any Of ehs lands within the townships and parts of
townships above enumerated, is required TO establish
the same to tho satisfaction Of the Register and
Receiver Of the proper Land ON. and make payment
therefor, practicable utter ses.e this notice. and
before tho day appointed or the OF the
public sale OF the lands embracing the claimed
0tberwtse such claim will he forfeited.
JOHN WILSON.
Commiss;osey Of 9eaerai Lind Office.
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NOTICE.

DRUGS! DRUGS!! DRUGSi!!
TIME undersigned are at present receiving and will
j continue To receive during the summer important
additions to their already extensive stock of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS,
and Dye-sts which they offer to the citizens, of Du
buqe and surrounding country, at unpreeedenedly low
prices. Being exclusively engaged in the Drug rade
and nv strict attention business, hatter
selves chat we can offer inducements equal if not
perio u any house west of the Mississippi. We have
end favored supply ourselves with every article he
longing to oir business that possibly he called for
having made great alterations in our Store House
can insure neatness, accuracy and dispatch.
VAN DOREN & BELCHER,
June s 54. dwtf Main ST, one door below Sixth.
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Mount Pleasant, ar SulnVaM'S
Addition to Dubuque.

AFR. M. J. SULLIVAN, has lain OIL ms health! ana
WI Picturesque Tract Land the I'LL, neafth
Residence OF Hon. GEO. w. JosEs into .ots OF ON +
HALF to THREE QUARTERS of an AVE each,
with eight streets from forty to sixtyiye feet VIDE
The situation commands delightful view OF the sur
rounding country and is far removed from the mia $
matte influences ofhe river that Doctors visits will be
&C few and far between There failing
Springs on the Plat, and good well be had
any Lot depth of Fifteen Feet. Severalos are
eready engaged by of the best citizens CT Dubuque
and they designed for the suburban residences
respectable persons only it is recommended that appca
ton be made soon to CHAS. CORKEL Y. Agent.
N. g. A Plat sliewin the number and of each
nj NAV he seer at the Agents office. IJune7 -dff
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Sale of Personal
lscODPrtV.

THE public hereby notified that by order OF the
County Court of Dubuque County at its January
term, 1853, the Subscriber, Administra r "f the
Estate Of William Donaldson, deceased, W II, On the
22nd day July, 1854 offer for sale cer,tin Gard
inc Machine belonging to the Estate of said decd APP
praised the value Of two hundred dollars for the pay
ment Of debts Of said deceased The said Machine is
ready be exhibited desiring to buy, at the
residence of the subscriber the southwest of
Ninth and Locust streets, in ting city of Dubuque. The
said sale will take place the day above named at
O'Clock in the afternoon of that dav at the frodt door G
the Court House in SAID city, at public auction for cash
to the highest biduer. Sale positive,
J. s. COViL, Admir- Of said Estate.
Dubuque, May 10, 1854. ma242m
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TAMLX osceelss ~ Fruits 81 every dssesipt,
Anao1 TO ~ saIs ~ 6. & WEgf,
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NEW STORE.
Thomas b. Cleaver,

IMPORTER and Dealer in CROCKERY, CHINA,
j GLASS, Britannia and Plated Ware, Patent solar
Hanging and Parlor Tampa, Hall Lamps, Lanterns,
Table Cutlery, Tea Trays, Japannsd Ware, Lc.king-
giasses, Bird Cages, Wire Covers, &c
Bwvtes's Block, Csyasr Of Main and TIL
street., Dubuque, loSa.
July 4, 1854. 3m
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JOHN E.. SMITH & Co.

- HAVE removed TO the west side If Main st,
~ bet veen 4th and 5th, few doors above the City
EN3 Hotel, where may be found compett assert
GkA ment of Watches. Jewelry, and al othel arti-
cles usually kept in establi .hments of this kind.
Apri' %. 1854. dawtf
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HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.

Caizens Of the Union,-
You have done me the honor with voice,
from end of the Union the other stamp the char
acter of my Ointment with your APPRECIATION
iy two years since made it known among you. and al
ready has obtained celebrity than any Other Ned
idne In 30 short period.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
80, Corner of Ann and Nassau Streets New York
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r Il A u d !!

4 LII who want AXES of the real CoLLIss & Co.
IA make, shoul be psrtcular to notice the stamps,
there various cuunteTfeis and limitations stamped
Collins and labelled much like ours, which flau-
ulenty sold in parts of the United States our
manufacture Thew made in different parts Of the
by Axe Makers and generally their
poorest quality The G. nune Collins axes which have
'rqrcd s;.ch extensive reputation, invariably
stamped 'ttHDf.fINS CO., HiRfFORD.'' and each
has printed label with my signature. Ii is now
more Than twenty FIVE YEARS since commenced
the business with the stamp of sCons & Co Hartford -
and do not know If any other axe-maker by the name
OF Collins in the bed States.
.3MsaSf. 1854 WY SAN w g., Ms
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CRYSTAL SHADES!
F. j. CROMER, PROPRIETOR,

Fourth ST., Merit door to Min ST.,
Under G. w. Burton's Sore.
Dubuque.
rVRE Undersigned has opened the above establish
inert, and hopes by strict attention TO business,
an the quality of the articles which he is determine
to keep constantly and, TO merit reasonable share
of public patronage.
fmpO. ted Vines and Spirits Of the purest
quality Cigars,
Wholesale and retail, cheap can Re purchased in
st Louis or Chicago.
Under way, and daily expected, l00,o goo Cigars of
superior quality and flavor. Also quantity of fine
Virginia tobacco.
May ID, 1854. dwy F.J.CROMER.
YYgESH C.pprr Srr,. Inv tbe ma nor ov hay T;mo
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}. 5. covEL.
nv THE PRESIDENT or TIE
UNITED STATES.

~ r.,
;pPa, ~ ~ sIn;,.d s,s,.. ~ Ama,ica do herahy
,ae.s ~ s.e Isn .ha, pnSi;c S.I.s will no held
g the Lang h IN ae aa.iaa.,sd
,cw;,.
Nh ~ III ha.. line and nest of The 6fth principal meyi
' - Az.
4, On. Land Once Al RROWNSVIIJ.E e, CONNIE cing
on Monday the oeveath day September next for the
disposal 81 the Public Land situated within the under
mentioned : wnrhps, viz.
two OF range five
Townships one hundred and one and one hundred and
two, 81 range six.
Townships hundred and one. and one hundred and
two Of range seven
Two Of range eight.
ps hundrsd and one one hun dred and two,
hundred and three, and one hundred aud four, oi
range nine.
Townships ono hundred and one hundred and two,
one hundred three, and hundred and tour, OF
range ten.
Tow nships one hundred and hundred and two,
one hundred and three hundred and four, and one
hundled and five, Of range eleven.
At tie place, commencing on Monday, the twen-
ty6hh da If September next for the disposal Of the
Public Lands within the limits of the following town.
sbips Wig.
NSrti IF As base lns and Of the h principal meri
dian.
one hundred aud three, one hundred and four, and
hundred and vs o. ws S
one hundred and three and hundred and four, Of
range thirteen.
Townships hundred and one, one hundred and two
and one hundred q tnIoe, OF range WuuooH'
Townships one hundred and one, one hundred ond two
hundred and three, and one hundred aud Hour OF
range fifteen.
Iownsnps one nunaIea ana .Mo' ss% S " S ao =:
ono huhuieu anu Uuis sAs onO """uis~ ""@ A'e' Va
Tn~phis ms hnndred and 6,ur and one hundred and
1vs NJ rms. ssvrnseen.
At the Land Once a sTILLWATER. commencing
on Monday, the eleventh DAY september next ~ tue
0isposM Oh the ruDiic LAnos snus.eo III 'iie oo"s
named townships, viz:
Nsvts ~ se eess 10 ea6 nest We JvkA P't"e"i "S'
dsan.
Township forty ono OF range sixteen.
Township forty two, Of range seventeen
Iownships forty one, anu iouy TWO OF range
eighteen. ,
Islands m sections n1een twenty TWO, twenty SVEN
and twenty eight IN townsh'p thirty inree, ana own
chips thirty eight thirty nlne and fry OF range nine
AZ. -. foow;,.,r..,. s,,,ted In the former mill |
..rv r.ssrv.,,n =, F"t s.slng no he sold nnder the
r.vi;r. oT IN. A., .rt;,d :. Az SCI 70 reduce and de-
6ns ~, ~ the m;,;,arv ress,vs NJ the sam,
p.. " =; ~ 1sr.;,nr, 80 M;nnsso,. ). .nornvaJ
sc'n s.so.' - ~ " 1850. r. -
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C00 BOXES Window Glass, Of all sorts and sizes
EOO for sale BY G. r. WEST.
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AN EXfRAORDINtR CURE OF A BAD BREAST
WHEN NEARLY AT THE POINT OF DEATH.i

WHEN NEARLY AT THE POINT OF DEATH.i
Copy of Letter froo Mr.. r. Daraat, Nea Orleans No
ue,nber 9th, 1853.
rO PRoE EssoR Holloway, e, Corner of Ann and Mas
Streets NY Dear Sir,-it is with heartfelt gra-
titude have inform you III by he of yeur Oint
ment Pills. the life OF m wifi has been saved. Fee
seven years she had a ad breast, with ten running
wounds, mot of Ratnrel Twas told that no
thing could her she induced 10 use your
Ointment and Pills, when in the short space of three
months they effected peri clre the nishment
of all who knew u.s. We obtained Medicines from
Messrs Wright TO-, of Charles street. New Orleans
send this from iiotel DIES Princes " Paris aitho Oh
had written New Orleans, before finally left no
knowing, at that time, your address at New York.
(Signed) r. DURANT
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~ READ HIS OWN WORDS.

To PROFESSOR HOLLOWAY,
SIR,-Itis not my wish to become notorious, neither
is this letter written for the mere sake of writing, bat
to say, that your Ointment cured of of the
dreadful cutaneous diseases that flesh is heir and
which considered by al! who knew be yond
the reach Of medicine. For nine years afflicted
with OF the most painful and troublesome legs
that fell to the LOT of and after trying
medicine had ever heard of, resigned i'm despair all
hope of being cured but friend brought couple OF
large POTS of your Ointmeat, which caused the
legs to heal, and entirely aimed my health my
agreeable surprise and delight, and to the astonshme
of my friends (Signed) w j. LANGLY.
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LARGE and Fresh assortmentof TEAS, just re
~ eeived and tor sale low, by
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-07-12

q HiinS. choice n. o. SF6ERS and full supply
~ nf FIGILY GROCERIES,, iu-f received 1T 4 tor
q, wholesale and tail Also q good assortment ct
1sueeusw are from Boston ~
J. e. WEATHERBy 4 Co.
sept 30 Nam ST. Dubuque.
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ASTONISHING CURE OF SORE LEGS
AFTER NINE YEARS STANDING
Copy Of Letter from .Hr w. j. Laagiy Of Hantsriile
Yadkin County North Carolina. z. S., datsd Norem
Der Ist 1853.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-31

TARRANr,s PREPARATIONS.

T0THE MEDICAL PROFESSION AND
l. The Public. The attention, The Medica
Profession and Public is invited &c The follow
ng preparation
TARRANT'S EFFERvEsCENT SELTZER
APEkIENT.
prepared on M entirely new principle, from a
late and accurate analysis Of the celebrated
SELTZEK SPRING IN GERMANY.
combining efficacy, economy, and portability.
with such additions and improvements as will bf
found materially to increase its efficacy
This much esteemed aud highly valuable pre-
p~aration will not fail to efleciually remove D,s-
pepsia or Indigestion, Bilious Affections, Head
ache, Heartburn, Acidity of the Stomach, Co.'S
tiveness, Gou,, Rheumatism, Loss Of appetite.
Gravel, Nervous Debility, Nausea Of Vomiting,
Affections Of the Liver, &c. sc.
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SOAP ! SOAP I!

ooat oohT !!
TNllE subscriber is now prepared 10 furnish
l. the highly celebrated American Cream,
American Laundry, American manufacturers
Soap, and Cream Soap preparation. The 81
soaps are pi presented 10 the public with the fullest
confidence in their superiority and utility. A
fair trial according To the directions given be-
low, cannot fail to Nc entirely satisfactory; and
an argument more conclusive than pages 81
certificates and recommendations. A fair trial is
all ] ask. These soaps do the work OF the
Laundry in the best manner in cold water, either
hard or soft, or salt, dispensing entirely with
boiling, pounding, washing machines, &c..
without injury to tho most delicate fabric. In
cold weather, health may render il advisable To
take the chill! oil the water.
The tendency Of these noaps is to soften the
clothes and loosen the hold Of the DIRT, without
injury.
DiRrcrIoss FOR UsE.-White Clothes
Rub the soap freely & all soiled spots, make a
strong su Is in water, sufficient 10 cover, SOAK n
few hours, or all night il convenient, when with
u common hand rubbing and thorough rinsing,
they will DO perfectly clean aud beautifully
Lleiched.
Caliroes and other colored articles, wash
without soaking and rinse.
Woolens-Wash in warm su1s Ito prevent
shrinking) and rinse.
Merinoes, Silk Velvets, Silks. Ribbons, &c.
Wash in strong suds and rinse.
To take Lamp Oil, Wheel Grease, Grease
Spots, &c. out Of Carpets, Table Covers, and
Clothing, rub the soap on freely, soak some time
in strong suds, rub out and rinse. Ink spots
and stains. use full strength, soak, and wash in
hot water.
Gliding and Mahogany.-Wash in weak
suds, rub with silk cloth aud rinse. PAINT,
wash in strong suds.
For all other purposes, use as you do. the
common bar soap, and you will be compelled to
ndmit that il surpasses all other soaps. Manu-
featured and Tor sale wholesale and retail, by
T.. g.. HANDY,
Depot 22O Thames-st.
Premium awarded Mt the late Fair OF the
American Institute. Copyright secured AID.
1851. ml2
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-31
FAMILY MEDICINE.
TARRANT'S CORDIAL ELIXIR OF

Takes It's place as The hrst remedy for dyspepsia
or indigestion oGthe present day; and far its Of
~iicacacy and safety deserves the name Of being
in truth a Family Medicine. Those who suffer
from excessive fatigue, mental anxiety, or intel
lectual anxiety Of whatever Mind, will find il to
he d medicine OF extreme value II is partic
uarly recommended to those suffering from Bill
lious and Nervous Headache, Diarrhpa, Con-
stipatioa, FlatuIeacy, Indigestion, Summer Conn
plant, Cholera Morbus, &C., as the utmost re-
lance can be placed on il, both as to its innocent
nature and highly curative qualities.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-31

MUSICAL Conventional Musical Convcn-
Il tion under the direction Of Professors A..
M. johnson & E. II. Frost, Of Bosom, will be
holden in Masonic Hall, Newport, commencing
on Monday, Ang. 18th, at 8 O'Clock, p. m, aad
continuing in session three or four days.
Conventions of this character have been held
In many cities and large towns in New England,
and the course Of practice pursued has never
failed 10 effect very decided Improvement in tho
musical abilities Of the members.
Tickets 25 cts. each, and further Information
may be obtained at w. II. peek's and B. J.
Tilley's Book Stores. al
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-31
NINE. HEP FLAMME,

From 76l Broadway, New York.
INFORMS the Ladies that she has taken the
l. store on the Hill, opposite the Atlantic
House, where she keeps besides her well kno wn
elegant Millinery, Brussels Pointe, Guipure,
Valencienne aud Chantilly Laces, Real Ballist
Embroideries, Handkerchiefs. etc., from Mime.
Kossu'h Ruftkay, Mn Ahllcs, de Paris, New
York 33l 4th street, near broadway, in the
sane store with Mime. Beep Flamme, has all
kinds oi Ladies' Caters, Shoes, Slippers, Of all
the finest French style +; and begs the Ladies to
call and examine the goods. jy22 Ban.
- Groats and Barley. Mt
II. J. TAYLOR'5,
Jy22 1902 Thames st.
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LUMBER.

THE subscribers having purchased the
L stock, and leased the wharf Of the well
known stand for the past forty years, AS
HAMMErr'S LUMBER YARD, would take
this method Of informing tho public tina: It will
be eontiuuad under the same name, aud extend
ing the invitation to past patrons Of the estaD-
lishment ind To all others " no may need materi-
ais Of kinds usually Kept at such m establish
'nent to call. assuring such that M pains will be
spared to accommodate, aud on as liberal terms
rs NJ any other establishment.
ALBERT & JOHN X. EAMNETT.
j,2l
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NOTICE a. p,N,NcrR g. CO.
of New York ,having constituted Messrs. NEW
TON BROTHERS, Of Newport, agents for
such articles as they import and deal in, ARE now
prepared to solicit from their friends and the
public, orders through these gentlemen. The
frequency and rapidity Of intercourse between
the two cities, will ca,ble them to execute or
ders with certainty and despatch. No effort
will be spared to do full justice to all orders thus
entrusted to their care. They import and pre-
serve under Custom House lock, the Brandics
vftne most distinguishsd houses in Cognac, viz:
Guard, Dupuy X Co., Hennessy, Pinot & Castil-
lon, Marett, sc. They are also sole agents and
importers of the Chasselles dor Cognac in
casks, demijohns and Bottles,-a very choice
brandy, free from Alcoholic taste and impuri.
ties, very delicate aud Iruity in flavor, aud de-
signed To be always uniform in quality and
character. They arc sole importers ofG. w..
Mumn n Co.'S champagne Wines, and are
always supplied with the finest qualities of
Champagne, Madeira, Sherry, Port, Carct,
Hook and burgundy Wines /; Liquors and Cor
dials, Scotch Ale, London Porter, Havana Sc
CARS, Pickles, Preserves and Delicacies-being
a complete assortment Of choice and rare arti-
cles Of luxury. They invite the special atien-
ton Of purchasers 20 examine their catalogue nj
the store Of NEWTON ~BROTHERS,
who will promptly attend 10 their wishes.
New york, May ~. 1854. ME-
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GORTON ANDERSON'S
Am ~INVIGORATOR,
For THE HAIR

nun preserving, restoring and beauiitying the
= Hair a safe and never failing remedy for
al diseases Of the scalp |; n certain exterminator
o' dandruff and scurf, and a preventive Of bald
ness, grey hair, SC.
The Inventor and proprietor Of this valuable
article has for wears been engaged N the business
OF iiair-cutt,n2 and dressing, and has had the
most ample opportunities Of becoming thorough
ly acquainted with all that relates to IT.. Ills
attention has been constantly dra wn 10 the study
Of the condition Of the hair under the varying
circumstances produced by climate, age, dis
ease, &C.; and he has in his private practice,
tor some years, used The Invaluable preparation
which, nj the request Of many Of his most highly
influential and respectable patrons, he now Of
iers TO the public. Indeed, the numerous appli-
cations from strangers at a dis :apce, as we'll a.
IN the mel ghoorbood, have compelled him to
prepare large quantities OF tho
AMBRQSIAL lNVIGORATOR,
and II Is now offered to the world, with the
assurance that both for gentlemen and ladies il
70 nnequalled, for utility aud economy by any
Hair preparation in the universe.
Ladies will find the Amb, osial a great addi-
ton to the Toilet, both on account Of its delicas
and agreeable perfume, and tho great facilities
II affords in dressing the Hair, which when
moiat with the Ambrosial, can be dressed in
any iequired form, 40 a. to preserve its place.
when used on the he's ads OF children, !, lays the
'ou,ontioh LOT q good head oil hair.
The A mbrosial Invigoiator will keep the Hair
moist longer than any oil, and is warranted TO
give universal satisfaction in all cases, when
properly used.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by the pro
prietor, lO3 Thanes-st, Newport, RI. A lib
eral discount will he made TO those who sur.
chase il for sale. Single bottles: rs cts, ac-
compan'ed with full directions for It's use, to-
gether with a ~treatise on the formation, charac-
ter and diseases Of the Hair.
Jy4 GORTON ANDERSON.
A GREAT BOOKF
FOR booksellers and Agents for every town and
city in New England to sell.
MRS. STOVES NEW WORK,
SUNNY MEMORIES OF FOREIGN LAND 3.
A Book OF Travels,
BY MISS HARRIET BEECHER STOWE,
Author OF "Uncle TOM Cabin sc.
Comprising in Two Volumes, duodecimo, ofoy
er soo pages, elegantly printed, and II.
lustrated with Sixty-six Engrav-
in5s, from designs by Billings
and other artists.
PRICE TWO DOLLARS.
DERSONS DESTROYS Of engaging in the sale
l. OF the above book will find it a profitable en-
pioyment, as any new work by the author OF
"Uncle TOMS Cabin will be eagerly sought
Tor by the thousands who have read that book
and thera is scarcely IA family in New England
but what will he induced to purchase a copy.
a liberal discount made to Booksellers "A gents
Ncwsmen and others who wish to engage in the
sale of the above.
Circulars. containing particulars in regard to
price, &C., furnished ON application to the pub
fishers.
PHILLIPS, SAMPSON & co
Publishers and booksellers,
jyl8-2m 3tawl ITO Westinghouse. Boston
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FOR SALE

A BEAUTIFUL, well broken ladies' aaddlc
n horse; enquire Of WV. CARTER, at a pri-
vate stable in GreenoWh Court, where it can be
seen and tried. Jy26-ti