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ID*
escaeems -iT-'a wm
OFFICE MANUFACTORY
'••»*». TOWr*»KWD'«
t'.s COMroOMD **TRACT or
A S A A I A
Tb* Moat njttrnnrdiimry Mrtilicirin in tlis World!
r8
Kztrnti in pit up in Quart RoUte*: it II lit lilM#
iktmptr, phiutuiUr, and tcarrantrd tnperior
m»f fold. It mrtt teithauI vomiting,
purging, tie.kening
nr
debili-
taling Hit Patient.
"fjh« mil bxnuty nml oupcriority of thi« Strsapirilla
OVM- «11 ntlmr inmticinr« i«, lliat while it eradicates tlie
it invigoratas tlifi Iwtlv. It ii one of tlie very bost
SPRINO AND SUMMKR MEDICINES
•»«r known it not only purifies the whole system and
ttrentthen* the person, hut it creates new, pure and rich
blood a power possessed Ity no oilier medicine. And
in this li-'S the rrnod secret of it« wonderful *unenss. It
lid performed within the last twn years intire tlmn 100,000
•are' of severe case* of disease at least 15.000 were
considered incurable. It tias (avail the live* of more than
10,(MM) ehilJran the past two season* in tha City of New
Yotk alone.
10,1100 cases of ftctu-riil l»r.blli(y wi»«l wnul
of 1Y«M'I-OII« Kiu-i-sr*
Or. TuwMSrnd'* Sai»:i|mri!l'» inviirorsins the whole system
(Ifruianeuily. To lliusn wlin lisve I'TIL Lli* ir inusCMliir ciinr
fry ity the effects of inedirine or indiscretion coiuinUled in
)rtfntfi or the excessive indulgence of tlie i««ion*. und
hiOURIII on liy phvsicnl (troilrntini of the uervotiH system,
|ftMltfl4e, want of aniltllinn, feinting sensation*", piemnture
4eeny and ilceiine hastening iH.vards that FULTTL^ disease
Consumption, enn he entirely restored liy this pleas
MMt remady. This Ssrunperilla i« f»r «Hperiot to any
liiTixomlinK •'oi-Hiiil.
As it renews and invigoiatea the aystom, pltes activity
U tha lluilia, and «troii#tb to lUe muscular systam in a
*«*t axtraordiuary Jegrrt.
4'o«i«iiiii|tioii t«ir-il.
{TtMiMt**{ Strengthen. Conatimplittu run be cured. "Rvon
gUitit, ContHJiipiittn, T.ierr (Ji"ijl'i 1, Ualdt. C]Atnrvh,
*gh», Atthma Spitting ulautl, Sureneet in the Chat,
i/ltctir Flrtsk, Wight Stnta'l. Difficult or Prn/iite JEx
peclnmtiari, rain in the Side, Ifc.. hate been and can be
sure 4,
Spilling Itloo.l.
,Vete York. J,/til's, Id 17.
O*. TaWNSRND.—I verily tn*litv« your Slarsiiparill*
h« hoen tha means, through rrovidaiiue, of snvlnif my
lllls. I linve for seveml yc:irs lieil n Wad flmifli. It lie
came worse and worse. At I IHI I mixed lar^e i|Manli
ties of blood, hni) nisrlil sweat", »n was BreHtly deltililn
(efl snil reduced, and did not «*|ieci to live. 1 have only
•sail our Sjrseparilla short lime, nod ther« iv a won
UtfiTil ehenee lieen ivron^lit in nic. I am now nM« in walk
alt over the city I wiiee no liluod and my cou^'h lias
left me. Von can well iunifiue tlmt I am thniikful foi
thaM rasulta. Vour ol.o.Ji:ut servant.
WM. ItUSSKI.l.. 65 C..tl.»ri«e st
\vw.
Rheiimaiioa.
•Ifhls only one of more than fo.ir thousand casasofRhnu
matisni that Dr. Towuaend's SiUsupirilla ha* cured. The
most severe and chronic cases aro weekly eradicated by if
e*trsor limry virtues,
'James Cum ninj-. K"fj.. one of the as^i-t iot* iu the l,ma
ti*' Asvlmn. Hlenkw«ir» Island, is the gentleman spokon of
ta-tli* following letter.
Blaokwell s Inland. Sept. N, 1317.
l)r. Town^eud—Diar Sir: have suffered terril.ly for
Bio# years with the Rlieu'tMliam cou^iiler-ihle of the time
I could nut eat. *deep or walk. I had the most dixtressiu?
pains, and inv li nln were terribly swollen. I liavo used
four boitlei of your S»M:n«r!lla. and they have .lone me inorp
thsn a thousand dollars worth ofirood, 1 am so much licit' r—
lad««d I am entirely relieved. Vou ara at liberty to use this
fitr tlie benefit of the afflicted.
Yours respectfully. JAMKS CliMMINhS.
Fever and Ague.
Dr To.vn«end-s Sarss iari'U is unoqn llled in cases of the
Chills ami Fever and Aiue. T»e folio vin latter is osl
on# of hundreds tiiat have rcct-ivud fioai tha South and
West of like character.
Dr. Townse:id Dear Sir—I iuirc'i:i«ed fo my lie two
bottles ofS'irsiipirill.1 of your A-rnnt Mr. MeN lir. ef K il i
aiizoo. to try it for the Kevc* an I A-rui. Befo-e I h-id iiuish
•d the first bottle, u «):ear«.l t» nrm the bloo I, a id evcrv
other d.»v when the C' i'H nn I tin Fever appnre.d. thev
ware ls?s violent: an 1 bofor«( she h-vl finished tile bottle
ata was entirely relieved, and she was mu :h better tuaa she
nft'l bi-fii before s ir took the Afuc. A lady that li.il been
tory sick witn the Chills anil Fev»r, but bud broil tli'-m
with Quinine, utid was left in a vi-ry vv- ..k and distressing
»tnt». ami troubled exceedingly with the A ril™ Cuke, stein1/
the effect it hud on my wife, she sent and procured a few
fcdttlis. and it restored her in a few weeks to eooiplete
health. Your Suriaparillii i*'without doubt unequ ill'd in
dkeases incident to ti:e Went aud if you think that thii eom
afiunicatioa will be of use, you are at liberty to WM it if yuu
Female Mcdicim**
Dr. Townnen»r§ fcfaia|iarilla i? a Mvt'.reiiii and speedy
tnre for incipient Consumption, B«rri*nti«wii. rroloptut
Ulurl or FnHini! of th« C»t^rucne«!«. Til#-*. I.*»uc»r
rb'»** or Whii«'.i. ohi»irnct««l or diflicuti M»Mistr«ntiou. In
con(tn«*iire of rriiif, or involuiHnry iliRciiargo tlM'r^of.
mid fo? thft grnnr-il proKtr il»«»n «»f the ayhteni—no lunttcr
whetitrti tlin rf)Hiil of inlirrnnl or c«u«n«« protiuced
hy iircgnlimty. illnenn or NntUinj: cfin he more
turprifini: ttinii its iuvi^orutiu}: «tf«'CUs on the hninnn frmue.
Prr^ono of nil w?itknt!fcs nmi from Inking it al
Oitrr hrconie rohtut iuul full »f enerffv under it* influence.
Il immedhitely counteracts tlie u«rvei»*H»»uin«8 of the female
fritum, which is IHE grnal CHIUR of HARRENNEMB. It will
not h«* expected of u*, iu CUPC* of no dtlicntc a unture. tc
exhiliit coriil»csUe« of cures performed, hut to* c»u u%»nre
the tilTlict^d, that hundred* of hive hern repot tod to
a* Thousand* «»f ciisen whore families have hecti witliout
cliiidien. nfter u^iuir n fe:\v liotlhis of thin invulnulde medi*
«ilie, hive been hle^ited with Hltn, licnliliy oflT*prinjf. It
heen M^presNiv prrji.ired iu rcfercucc to femnle com*
plaints No feuinte who ha* reason to suppose she i* np
pr«»ar!inij( thai critical period. The turn of life,"
•hould n^slect to talte it, a* it is a certain preventive for
any of the mnnemu* and hnr^ild* diynnrf* to which'females
are Mihj*»ct at thi^ time of life. This period may be. df.'
laytd for 9treral years by using this medicine. Nor is
It I*** vulitnhli* for tho^E wlio ar»- appro^CHINTF WOIIIHU*
bood. a« it is calculated to a?*i initure hy quickening
the hlood and tiivi^orattn^ the syateiH. Indeed, this medi
cine is invalunble for all the delicate diseases to wlick
women arc subject.
Grrnt Hlr«»inj(loI?Votlieri* nud liildrcn.
It is the safest und mo»t efT»ctnal inedirine for purifying
the *vMem. and relieving tlie sulVm ngs att' :nlant upon child*
birth ernr discovered. It strengthens both the mother aud
child, prevent* pain and di^e^so. increases and enriches the
fbod those who Jitivo usetl it UiinU it is indispensable. It is
hiirhly uteful both b-fore ami aft^r coufliKrinnnt, i» it prevnits
diseases «ttend «ut upon childbirth. In Costivrne^s, Piles,
Cramps, S.veHin^ oi" the Feet. Dospoitdency, Henrthum,
Vornitiiif?, P«in in the B.irk ami I.oins, False Tiiius. Hcmor
trhare. turd in regulating the .Secrciinua and equalizing t!ia
Urculasion it has no eqnaL The front beauty of tliisa medi
jlne is.it Ualwayi sai"c, and the most delicate.use it tiioal
mcceskfully.
&
Scrofulii ('ui'fil.
!-niii!liiilvoly |irnvi-» Unit tliin Soruparll-
In bit« I'terlart control ovi-r two iiiunt oli^tiuate tlimafU of
tli« Blo»'l. Three |ornoii» cnrvil in one houte i unprere
Jmle.t.
Tlirre
Or. Towjumtil: Dear Sir.—I have t!w |ileninire to Inform
|,.ii tlmt throe of inv cliililreii Imvc li«on ciirml of th« Scio
sijilu l»v the of your RXC-IIOIII inotl icine. Tliey w«re »f
i. SictfJ very srvoroly itli lml BOrPf, liavi! Inhcn four Imt-
U^a i it look tlioin away, for wliicli 1 fcol uiytelf umler
yrtiiit obligation.
Tours, r«*|pcif'illy,
A', ISAAC \V. CnAIN.JW Wooaterat
Oplnlaim of I'lirnirinii).
fi, T»wn.p.i'l ia nhiii."t ilnily rprriung orl«rs frou
'fcycician* in #1
iir#-r»'itt |iiirt» «f tli« IJnimi.
Tliw ia lo certify lliat we, tlie iiiiiinrei)fuetl, I'lij sicions
llie City if Alliaiiy, Imve in niiiiicroin CRSK» frojirrlliei'
fir. Tiiwatfiiil'i 8arsa|^rilU, nml believe it lo be one ol
tlift llin-t v.'ilniil'ln prp.pnriilinim in tin iu»rUet.
II. P. rijl.l.fl! M.l», J. W11.SON, M.D.. It. B. BRln«S.
11. D„ T. K. KIJJIK.NDOKK, M. II.
|raela. Elixira, Bitters, Kxtracts of yellow llmik. 4c
&Vl«M<irslly |"it il np In tlie anme xliapcil linitlpa. am'
tlrnm liiivn aloleii «nl copied our advertisctnRtiU.
wortbleaa iiuitation*. anil should be avoided
|^IM|W1M unlesa ligned by 8. P. Towmend.
Hrfif»eipa1
Office. 126 FIJI.TON Street. Bun Building.
Ifc T. i 'Redding It Co., 8 Stats atreet, Bottnn I'yntt A
MM.]30IVartl Second street, Pliiladelpliia S. S. Ilanre,
'fitMaiat. ll«Ui»ore P. M. Colien, Charleston, Wright
ft CiL'fll' CUmrte— Street, N. O.: 105 South Pearl Street
AMfi* «ad by all the principal Druggists and Mer
'^wSt'fM^iliy tbroMfbuUt (lie United 8t«tea, West Indie*
i^fraiwilai
bokwlo AND retail, bj
.4E.
cat
AGENT^
& O O
A S O N S
WELL- EST A LIS11E A N LO N -T K
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRUG STORE,
Main street, Dubuque.
T.
UUC OR D.
DRted\
HAVE
Albmiy, April, 1817
T'AIITION.
'^0OwlM(RI
U» tlie (frenl *u«:ce»» nml iinmeme anle of Di
*»»»n Ssranpnrill*. nmnlier
«R
'IFTMY-'TOIR AiTmuU.
men who were for
Imve C(mitin-ncri) iimkinz S»rnpurit1.
F. GILLESPIE.
if UM aothorized agent for Da-
.1: n26—If
1'
rli '(if- fi lit fm
WANTED AT
THE CITY
%L
.-One CARABLE
of
taking charge
Aodm. Liberal wages will
TIIF.
A S O N
KEEPS
constantly on hand a full supply i
Fresh Drug nd Medicines and a gem
il assortment of Paints, Oils, Glass, and Dye
stuffs. Jlso, all the latest and most approv
cd Patent Mcdicines. for sale a I St Louis pHcc
for C.4SII onlv.
nl If /I -'O V
H, G. FAi.RELUS
CELEBRATED
ARABIAN LINIMENT,
for the cure of Rheumatism. Pains of the
Breast, Bruises, Stiffness of Joinls, as alno niosl
diseases of Horses, such as Fistula. Poll evil
Big Head, &c. &:c. For sale at retail and
wholesale, by T. MASON,
Main street, Dubuque.
Feb. 13th, 1849.
OILS, of all kinds.
PAINTS of every color.
GLASS, of every size.
VARNISHES,
of every sort.
PERFUMERY,
of every odor.
A S O N
SOLE AGENT FOR
IIA HI I
I/TOIV & SONS
JUSTLY CELEBRATED
E I I N E S o w i
A I O N S S A W
Infallible Faviily Medicinc for
CONSUMPTION «F THE LUNGS, LIVER COM
TLAINTS, COUGHS, COLDS. CROUP, ASTII
MA, WnooPiNG COUGH, HOARSENESS, IN
FLUENZA. SPITTING OF BLOOD, DIFFICUL
TY OK BREATHING, PAINS IN THE SIDE
AND BREAST, &C. &C.
HAMILTON'S
VEGETBLE SUGAR COATED AGUE AND 1-E
VER HILLS A SAFE AND CERTAIN CURE
FOR CHILLS AND FEVER, IN ALL THEIR
COMPLICAATED FORMS.
Also, an efficient remedy for Fevers of
everv desciiplion.
HAMILTON'S
ANTI-BLLLIOUS
Mich.. Oct. 22 1347.
VEGETiJIiLE CATHARTIC
SU-
GAR-COATED PILLS.
HAMILTON'S BOWKL SVRUP,
AN INFALLIBLE
a RE FOR
DIAURHCEA, DY
SENTEKY, AND ALL LOOSENESS OF THE
BOWELS
This medicine has been so well tested
that we think it useless to spend time in
wriiinu about it all we ask is, for tlu*
x'ople to try it.
A
i
Y N E'
E I I N E
Y N E o i a e i a a s o n s i u
Doct. TIMOTHY MASON, of Iu-
!iti(|iie, Iowa, his agent for selling at wholesale
or retail, his justly celebrated Family Medi
cines, and he has now at his Dru^ Store 011
Main street, a full supply of
Jayne's Sanative Pills
Expectorant
U
Hair Tonic
a
a
u
a
u
Carminative Balsam
Tonic Vermifuge
Alterative
Ague Pills
Hair ye
a
For sale wholesale and retail by
s
o w o o
9\ der for by
.ml ii lbls Mud
T. MASON.
IT I KI K IXL'.IS VViudow L.I I.TSS ITFSNRL etl lor
lUM«uloby T.MASON-
use
xrAifPi s
ACOUSTIC OIL!
L\ TIIE CH'U CI.KE FOR
i V DEAF.Mi
I'bia valuable
OIL,
so celebrated for the cure
for Deafness, for sale by sole agent.
Sent. I. IP4H. MASON
p* fv OUNCES (iuinine.and K o7. ofiSlor
phino for s ile by T• MASON.
—At.i: Y FO Ii W It I (2 Ilisl'l LIS.
BR
DUBUQUE, Oct. 7, 1848.
it known to all whom it may concern, that
Doct. T. MASON in uppointod sole Agent
lor Doct. WILLIAM WRIGHT'S
IND1AF VEGETABLE PILLS,
or Dubuque County, Iowa.
WM. WRIvMT,
109 Race et., Phihnli'lphia, Pa.
PerTHOL. KUlMNSUN.
Traveling Agent.
Dr. Champion's Ague Pills,
Justly celebrated throughout the West lor the
cure of Ague and Fever, and no mistake.
TIMOTHY MASON,
septl2 '48 Main st., Dubuuuc. luwa.
irsiiTo
riitk
in store, and otl'er for sale at the
lowest rates, a very large stock ol
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING, KOOTS & SH(iLS, HATS
AND CAI'.S, HOC Kill LS, CKOCKliitV.
ALSO
A complete and carefully selected stock of
c\UP r&,
OilClotlis, Mats, Window-Shades,
Vc. A'C.
Our Stock i» purchased almost exclusively
for Cash, whioh, together w ith other advanta
ges winch we possess, ena' s us lo offer unu
sual inducements to purchasers.
W 3 will pay CASH for any quantity of good
WHEAT.
Oriobcr 6th. 1848
Ohio Fruit and Seed Store.
'S^UE subscriber returns his best wishes to
Jj. thccitizenso Lubu|uc and vicinity, for
their very liberal patronago for the paft year,
and by a strict attention to bitumens, und a dis
position to please, hopes to merit a continuance
of the same, and an increased patronage for
IH49. A general variety of Green and Dried
Fruit, Candies, Nuts, and Spices, kept con
stantly on hand, also a choice selection of
GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS,
in the proper acason for planting them.
in addition to his former business, he has
6tted op an Eiysian Saloon, where Oystcrx,
•Sardines, Hot Coffee, and Game, will ba serv
ed up at all reasonable hours
A liberal
patronHge
is solicited. CajL^^ttie'
sign
Mail
the worth of jour money
ign
be
A. H. MILLER.^:
1840. 34 m. it
of the Ohio Fruit and Seed J^.ore No
Main st.. next door to theCi£yftotel, and g«t
Dubuque, 1st Jam
0*Caab paid for,
... .• ,n, .A-pMakmsa
NEW STOCK OF
O O S A N S O E S
AT THE IOWA SHOE STORE,
Sign of tlie Boot, Miu-s trcct,
DUBUQUE.
subscriber has just received from the
Eastern Markets au assortment of Boots
and Shoes, the most complete and extensive
ever offered in this city. Among his stock
may be found Gentlemen's and Boys' fine ant!
coarse work, of evciy quality and price La
dies', Misses'and Children's Shoes of various
qualities, iu great variety also, a large anri
woll-selccted assortment of custom tanned
Leather, and findings, to which lie invites the
lUsntion of Shoe-Makers, he has connected
the Hat Business, comprising a general assort
ncnt of fashionable and plain fur and silk
1 iil is.
The above assortment was selected after a
thorough examination in the Eastern Markets
with great care. Country Merchants wishing
Boots and Shoes, by the case, will well to
call and see for thems lives. The subscriber
invites a continuation of his numerous old cus
toiners). and all those who wish good bargains,
will please call at the Shoe Store, sign of the
"Big Boot."
DAVID DECKER.
Dubuque, Oct. 6th, 1848. ly.
For Protection to California.
E s u s i e n a s o a n a e w a i o n i a
Guns and Pistols that he will dispose of
cheap for cash, as he is determined to close and
jo to California.
A legal notice is hereby given to all persons
that have guns remaining in my shop, to call
and pay charges and take them away, or they
•vill bo sold for repairs oi taken to California
M. SCOTT.
Shop,opposite the City Ilutel, Mainst
N. B.—Alao a general assortment of valua
ble books, consisting of Chemical and Pyro
technical works. n26 tf M, S.
e/WCW €mOO*tS
9
AND LOW PRICES, AT THE TLLE
C2RAPI1 CORNER.
The TOAVII is Orowiug up 1
Nli to kee|) up with the town, I have
largely to my previous Stock, eo
as to be able to meet tl.e growing wants of
a growing community. For the purpose of
tacilitat ng my business, in anticipation of
its growth, I have adopted the principle of
hut ONE PRICE, and that tiie lowest. I
have put a regular living profit tin all mv
goods—so that each article will have to pay
liir itself, and stand on its on merit. 1 don
pretend to cell something that almost every
body knows the value, of, for cost, or perhat
something a little under, with the expecta
t.ion of being able to make it up on somethin
else, the value of which is not so generally
known—leaving that kind of ca'c/i-pe'my
tmde to those who understand it. iry effort
will be. to do a regular business—selling to
the good judge and the bad, the Jew and
the Gentile," alike.
A1added
To my old patrons and friends, I am sin
eerrlv thankful for the patronage so liberal
ly bestowed during the past summer, and
would respectfully inform them and the pub
lie generally, that I have just opened my
cPa/d 8}
cff/~mlez
c5^'oc/c- ^ooc/a
which I will sell as low as they can bo pur
enashed in thii town. All parsons wantin
to buy. are requested to call and examin
my etock. cor si sting if
DRY GOODS,
l)ro. Sheeting, coarseiblue, black and gro
and fine blankets
Bleached do ithreads.laces,edgings
Blue, brown whitejneedles. pins, hooks
Drills and ey
Brown and bleached|t.apes, cording, stav
Shirtings ."aces, bindings, fancv
Irish I.innen Idress buttons, coat S
Diapers tS-crash Tow- vest button.- Oregon
ellinpr
YfX^ON.
DOGTS, SHOES, AND LEATHER.
Men's .shoes,
.Men's extra Kip,
do fctrong.
do cowhide.
Ladies' mororco booU
.Mirscs1 do do
Kip and calf do
Uoys' thick boots,
do brotfans,
Ladies' slippers,
Children's do,
Boy's thick shoes
Children's goat do
Hridie Leather,
Upper and Sole do
Hardware.
pocket knives. razors,limners' spades,
GROCERIES- &C
prime Rio Coflce,
Laguvra do
(ireen Havana do
old government Java
superior black and
green teas,
N. O. sugar, loaf do
crushed do
a"
°f which will
MEDICINES.
FO
E I
TAD
TEST
The genuine Balm of Columbia, for restor
ing the H&ir,
"Long hair is a glory to woman," says Poul,
And all feel the truth of the pious quotation
Preserve it then, ladies—your glory may fall,
Unless you protcct it with this preparation.
iinds (w hose hair was grey a9 the Asiatic
agle,) have had their hair restored to its
natural color by this invaluable remedy.—
n all cases of fever, il. will be found tlie
most pleasant wash that can be used. A
BillIOUS affections.
p0t
'ive!!
Plaids, Mouslin
Laines, cambrics,
Ladies' and gentle
mens' gloves, buck
skins mits, woolen do
Ladies' hoes, men
halfhose,Canton flan
nel, Oregon cord3,
cotton butting,
do yarn,
riddinsf comb?,
tine tooth do.
tuck and HI'C do.
Hickory &•- Ticking
White, yellow & red
Flannels
Printed Cottons, in
»rreat variety
(Jingliamp, Merinoes
Shawls, kerchiefs
silk Cravats?, Stock?,
comfurters.suspcnders
children's knit cloaks.
do do Capy,
sattinetts, jonnp.
Cottnnades. Durham?
ditching do
shovels, hay-fbrhu,
manure do
curry combs, thimble.
axes. Collins
Knives and forks,
table Ac tea spoons,
saw files, shoe tacks,
pad locks.
whips Ac w hip stocks,
wngorers' do
shoe thread,
powder, shot & cans, coffee mills.
S-
ginger, (ground and
whole.)
cinnamon, (ground Ac
and in mats,) cloves,
nutmegs, sago, arrow
root, macaroni, verini
cilli, liquorice, carro.
way seed, mustard.
powdered do very fine(grounl and whole
N. O. Ac sugar house:Carrigetn Moss, for
molasses
cider vinegar
Hort & Madeira wine
invalids, salaratus,
sub.carb. soda,
starch, soap,sulphur.
(expressly for the eick't'awtile soap, shaving
Cognac brandy, soap, mold, starine.
raisins, currants, nl-jand eperm candles,
motds, dried &. green salts, senna cr,'fartar
upple", Western Re- allum, log w^od,
serve, pickles, iemon
syrup, inkjars. pen
cils, slates, paper,
sperm oil, fish oil,
water pails, wash tubs
shoe and scrubbing
brushes, bed cords,
plough lines, chalk
lines, windlass rope,'
halter A/tS
Manilla doqMiiata,
spices^pgpper,
pimento, mace,
indigo, madder, cope
ras. ealtpctre,
cain brimstone,
cigars, of all qualities
snuff, tobacco, of af
qaliti«3, cut and dry.
matches, pipes table
stvit, window glass,
•No. 2 and 3.
Mackerel,
pickled pork, candle
wick, wrappingtwine
Broome, coffee mills,
beans, $c.
bo
67,
...... —. Telegraph Corner.near tho New Cathedral.
Dubuque, Oct. 31, 1848.
O. R. WEST.
1849. 19-lf
Battor, Ch«c«e, Lard,
Bold for a smail advance
on cos!. B. J. U'llALLORAN.
MASTERING IIA1R for salo by
EMKRNON tf
HlflKtrM.
If you wish a rich, luxuriant head of hair,
free from dandruff and scurf, do not fail to
procure the genuine Balm ofColumbia* In
rases of baldness it will more than exceed
vour expectations. Many who have lost
their hair for twenty years, have had it re
stored to it9 original perfection by the use pnfelv recommended in all cases where a
of Urn balm. Ag., slate or condition sp. LIN) HUNT is .p,.lie.ble
.and
pears to be no obstacle whatever it aUo cau rior to nn
is more effectual.
Caution Never buy it unless you find
the name of Comstock Ac Co Proprietors,
on the wrapper ol each bottle, or you are
heated with a counterfeit article.
Council't .Magical Pain Extractor—th
world'* wonder—pronoituer.d so by all who
have ever used it.
iain
Extractor. Affections of the lungs, ague in
the face, breal, tic doloreaugh, chronic sore
blistered surfaces, Acc. It
eyes. Diisterea sunaccs, eve it ,b equally
beneficial in all kinds of inflammatory dis- W
as sore Nipnic* and Eyes, fully recommend it to ajl.
eases, such
Sprains. Rheumatism. White Swelling and
Ulcers, Bruises, Burns, Chi'blains. Erysip
elas, Biles. A'C. will quickly be relieved by
the application of this salve. I his remark
able sanative possesses many virtues never
found in any other article. It has the most
perfect power overall pains by fire positive-1 _•
y allaviniT the suffering almost immediate-
Caution.—No Pain Extractor can be gen
uine unless you find the signature of Com
stock and Ac Co., on the wrapper ofeach box
Bcv are of the counterfeit.
Lon
1
pfev
I- I e nnJ and all Mankind!
4th—For Costivonc33 in females untl
males, and Nervous complaints.
5th—For Stomach affection* Dyspepsia,
o al! these things it is warranted, une-
qualled. and all who do not find it so, may
return the bottle and get their monev.—
Comstock cS- Co., Proprietors, 69 Second si.
St Louis.
Deafness.
Use Dr. McNair's Acustic Oil. for the
cure of Deafness. Also all those disagreea
ble noises like the buzzing of insects, falling
0
Sim
moris, (worranted,)
imils, of all siscs,
Glass and Qucensware.
common A-fancy Teasjcommori plates,
Flowing bluo do dinner A/ breakfabt do
Rough Ac Ready do fruit do
plain A: fluted tumb- dishes of all sizes,
lers. soup turreens, Ibowis, assorted,
looking glasses, pitchars do
flasks, earthen ware, toy mug«,
sufler bowls, glass pitchers.
sugar cans,
L.e
IC
I he oriffina and genuine Magical Pain ..
ut. iii^ii. bowe s, of the present dav
Extractor, sold by Comstock A: Co., No. 09'
Second st. is a sovereign remedy for Burn*,
Scalds, Sore Eyes, and Nipples, Erysipe
las. Barber's Ich, cuts, eruptions on the
skin, A-c.
Caution.—Dalley's original and only gen
uine Magical Pain Extrractor will-be sold to
merchants so that they can make 100 per
cent on it. Als ), Jew David's or Hebrew
Plaster. Tho only genuine.
Dr. SpolnCs Siclc Headache Remedy.
Why will you suffer with that distress
ing complaint, when a remedy is at hand
that will not fail to cure you] This remedy
will effectually destroy any attack of head
ache. either nervous or biliious. It has cu
red cases of twenty years' standing.
.Mother's Relief—Indian Remedy.
All expecting to become mothers, and
anxious to avoid the pains, distress, and dan
gers of childbearing, are earnestly entreated
to calm their fears, allay t'ueir nervousness,
Remember, that to preserve health, tho
feet should be kept dry, and the Oil of Tan
nin renders laather water proof and doubles
its durability. Also uaed for harness and
carriage tops.
Comstock Sf Co.'# Concentrated Compound
Flj/id Extract of Sarsapar-4iil7
For the curc of Scmf^Ji -'Chronic Rheu
matism, General liability. Cutaneous dis
eases. Sca}jfEruptions of the .Skin, Tetter,
Pimples or Pustules on the Face, Liver Af
fectitins. Mercurial and Syphilaa Diseases,
UileH from an impure habit of the body. Ul
erntions of the Throat and Leg. Pains and
Swelling of the Bones, and all Disetbes ar
rising from an impure state ofthe Blood, ex-
posure and imprudence in life,excessive use
of mercury Arc.
This sarsaparilla is warranted positively
as good aq any other (that can be made at
one dollar.) at just half the price of those so
much advertised, and as strong, viz: 50 cte.
per bott'e, or six bottles for $2,50. Re
member to ask for Comstock's sarsaparilla
and take no other.
DOCTOR EASTERLY'S
w applications only are necessary to keep Retail by DR E. EASTERLY,
he hair from falling out. It strengthens East corner of Third and Chfstnut streets,
the root*, it never fails to impart a rich St. Louis, Mo. and for Sale by T. MASON
lossy appearance, and as a perfume for the Druggist. Ag-ent for Dubuque, Iowa.
oilet it is unequalled it holds three times
as much as other miscalled restofatives and READ! READ !—D'- m-LANE'S
White swellings, Inflamation, pain in the
back, weak limbs, tender or sore feet, and gave a dose to o child ai.out six yea s ,3Jd,
all scrofulous sores are speedilv and oerma-! to my great astonishment it
n-ntly cured by Connell's Magical
E I I N E S
DR. EASTERLY'S NERVE AND BONE
LINIMENT,
For the cure of RHEUMATISM, BRUIS
ES, SPRAINS, CORKES, GALLS,
CUTS and WOUNDS.
y upon its application If any disbelieve Agent for Dubuque Iowa.
the statements, we would earnestly invite
them to call and examine tlie numerous un- i FA ER and AGIJ E, Chills nnd^ Fever—
solicited certificates of remarkable cures I he best REM El)\ l'-\ ER KNOU N
wrought bv thi-3 salve. It has for months 'to MAN. I1 or the CURE of l'evcr and
past been sold upon the following liberal I Ague. Dumb Ague, ('hill Fever, Intermit
tent, to wit—If the user was not perfectly i tent and Remittent Fevers, and the variouB
alisned, and even delighted with its effects, i forms of Bilious diseases, is WYNKOOP'S
and furthermore, if it did not fully answer 1 TONIC MIXTURE. Its powers have been
our recommendations, their money was re- fully tested, and its fruits arc the gratifying
turned immediately at their request. On evidence of what is here asserted. It is also
these terms this abfolute heal all is now i equally effectual for the cure of Liver Com-
Id, and ve si in pi v ask if the public can de-! pliant, Jaundice and Enlargement of the
tnund any thine more reasonable. Kind pa- Spleen, callcd Ague Cake. V\ e earnestly
ent ke?p it constantly on hand, in cases of' invite the attention of the public to the
ncident by fire life may be lost without it,greatest remedy ever yet known for this pur
but bv its use all burns are subject to its con-! pose. Remember If ynkoop's Compound
trol unless the vitals are destroyed. Tonic .Mixture, is warranted to cure perma-
ng ei/ s Great Western Indian Panacea.
1st.— For cods, l'everish leeiings and,
This excellent Liniment has been prepar-
cd with great care from the most choice and
valuable medicines found in the .Materia
JUedica, to make a powerful and efficient
remedy for the above diseases, It can be
recommended in all cases where
,n
ses the fluid to flow with which the dolicate with any RHLL'.MA 7IL, anecuon are earn-
air tube is filled, by which means ihou-J estlv advised to make tin early application ^ho sale and purchase of Lands, and to th
of this Liniment, and they will find them-! payment of Taxes in the soveral counties ii
selves sooner relieved by it than by any I the State
other medicine now in use.
Price 25 cents per Bottle.
PREPARED and SOLD Wholesale, and
Vermifuge for expelling WORMS!—Aston-
ishing CURE!
•'Feeling it lo be a duty due to my fellow
beings, I lay before them a fact which took
place not long since. Last fall I called on
Messrs. Ilyrold Ac Co. of illiainstown,
N. Y. for some Worm medicine, and they
recommended Dr. M'Lane's Vermifuge, or
Worm specific. 1 took a bottle home and
away 8,^worms. I oon alter gave. another
dose to the same child, which brought away
about 50 more, making some 130 worms in
abou
'JJ
hours 1 ,a V8
ch'lrire"
St. Louis, Agent for the West, and by 1
2d~iv Asthma, Liver Complaint and MASON Druggist, Agent for Dubuque,
Wa
3d Diarhoea, Indigestion and loss of ap- Qjad Tidings 0J Great Joy I bring lo you
HK MOTHERS, I ATHERS NURSES,
GUARDIANS,
ra Infantum, Choteri
ofwatcr. whizing of steam, which are symp- sider they will do well to retain it in their
tonii of ajiproaching deafness. Many per-j families. S. S 1 E\V All I, M. D.
sons who have been deaf for ten, fifteen or Corner Third and Queen Streets.
twenty years, and were subject to use ear-
uleney, tVc., and for the many derange-
ments of the Stomach and Bowels, from
I II E N E E I' ING.
[PHYSICIAN'S TESTIMONY.]
1
and soothe their way by tho use of this most uch as Chronic D\sentery, Weakness and
extraordinary vegetable production Those inflamation of the Spine, Falling of the bow
who will candidly observe its virtues, must
solemn duty to alleviate the distress his
method which is by the use of this Mother's
Relief.
Keep Your Feet Dry.
Have also on hand a complete assortment
I .. A I,.. bh. A jw .t yf
Also for aale by
TIMOTHY MASON
Wi Dubuque Iowa)
This will certify, that 1 have examined
Dr. lveeler's Cordial Curminative, and have
ascertained its component parts, and consid
er it a good family medicine, and worthy
the attention of mothers and nurses and con-
PHILADELPHIA,
trumpets have, after using one or two bot- Dr. Kcclcr: At your request, I have
ties thrown aside these trumpets, being i tried your Cordial in my own family, as well
made perfec'Iy well. It has cured eases of as in several instances, upon those I have
ten fifteen and even thirtv years standing
1
of deafness. Price, $1 per flask pleased with its operation,and have no doubt
rp it will ere long become one of the most pop-
)f Soaps and Perfumery, which will be told patronage Tho house lias undergone thorouhg
lower thru at any other house in the Uniled repairs, which renders it equal to any in the
i City, in point of comlort and convenience.
state*Jorcas ^ttachvdtothe prerniscsisexcellentStabling.
cases, found in conjunction with the piles—
e s
approve of it in their hearts every kind and ate subject to.under peculiar circumstances
affectionate husband will feel it his most
womb, Ate., that females particularly
or w
n
wife is exposed to, by a safe and certain forbids their publication,
Severe and Habitual Costiveness,
Flow of blood to the Head, Ulcerations,
hich many certificates could be giver,
gpeedy and effectual cures—but delicacy
Fistulas, Inflamation of the Stomach, find
of speedy cure in Dr.
THEJainesL.at
,F"
Mie'ef
ver
effectually, and can .beer-
JAPHET C. ALLEN.
AMBOY, July 2?th. 1847.
Price 25 cents per Box.
For Sale by DR. E. EASTERLY, at
the City Family .Mcdicine Store, Corner of
Third and Chestnut Streets, St. Louis Mo.
Wholesale Agent for the Northern States,
V
an
r»anv n wi i
Y- "ri "°o
nently any of the above diseases, or the mo
ney will be refunded to the purchaser.
0^7= Price $1 00 per Bottle or 0 Bottles
tor $5 00.
e
O^T" For Sale by DR. E. EASTERLY,
p-n- i/m
I i r,r,- ..nri Southeast C.imcrof i hird and Chesnut ht.s.
i
undersigned having this day sold out
to Langwortby his entire Stock
Of Merchandise, No. 99, Main Street, Du
biKjue, would respectfully request all who
have claims against him, to preset*t them for
settlement and all persons who are indebted
to hitn, w ill please call at the otlico of Jnmes
L. Langwortby, so. 99. Main Street, and set-
the accolfn't^
P£rso.ns stiffen
w
j||
ta
[fC charge of Real Estate, attcn
Information will beaftorded lo emigrnnts &.
other persons desirous of purchasing lands of
suitable locations, free oj charge. All persons
South having land or claims for sale, will find it to
their advantage to place the same in our car?:
for sale, us we have arrangements with agents
in various parts of the United States and Eu
rope, whic'i will give us great facilities in iis
posing of Land.
We will also make entry of Lands for set
tlers, and give time for the payment of the pur
chiise money.
Military Land Warrants for sale on reason
able terms.
QirOflice over F. C. &. E. H. Smith's store,
adjoining office of Geo. L. Nightingale, Esq.
Gen. Warner Lewis,
Gen. Geo VV. Jones, Dul
Geo. L. Nightingale, Esq.
Bedient Green, Cincinnati.
A Brand & Co.
u. FEI.LOWS
One and All, what others
ot a
Piles, Rheumatism, *c. of DR. KEET E S CORDIAL and
Thcgreit points arc. it is not bad to take, CAR.U^ .1 .1 U- A.lor tlie r.td.c.ti anc spce- doubt has heretofore existed as to the capability of Dubuque Merchants to
never gives Pain, and .A'ever leaves one cos- 'ly
'Tr!oT/c//-vVJ-1
Sept. loth.
had occasion to prescribe for, and am highly
in- ular remedies for affections of the stomach
With the best wishes for its success, be
lieve me,
Yours truly, SANFORD BELL, M. D.
late Surgeon U. S. Army.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail,
north west corner Third and South, and
Third and Green streets. Philadelphia.
Price 25cents per bottle.
For sale by DR. EASTERLY, south
east corner of Third and Chesnut streets.
Agent for St. Louis.
For sale by T. MASON Druggist, Agent
f..r Dubuque Iowa.
Dr. Uphani's Vegetable Electuary, or In
ternal REMEDY FOR THE PILES,
Triumphant!
50,000 Casus Cured the past year.
0^7™ This .Medicine is warranted to cure
all cases if piles, either b'ceding or blind,
internal or external, and all injlamatsry dis-
UPHAM'S ELECTUARY.
It is an internal remedy, and cures by its
action on the bowels and blood, the relaxed_
state of which is the cause^pf. t-hg aSove
named diseases,
Universal Commendation.
From every city,town and village, where
Dr. Upham's Vegetable Pile Electuary has
been introduced, the most gratifying intel
ligence of its effects have been received by
the Proprietor. In hundreds of instances it
has triumphed over cases which were deem
ed incurable.
O^r For Sale by DR.
T. JJAHON, Drug
gist, Agent for Dubuque, Iowa:—GREEN
&
BROTHER, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
FARMERS' HOME.
The Undersigned would rcspcctfullyinform
the travelling public, that ho has taken the
House formerly occupied by Mr. Henry Pfort
scr,on Main Street, whcrchcintcndslokcep a
Q^7-A1I the above named articles are sold everything neccssary toconductsuc
3 /•.
I n Lkll
on'y genuine by Comstock and Brother. 69
Second street St Louis, and Comstock & Co.
C'ourtland 8t. New York, Proprietors.—
BOARDING HOUSE.
He assures the public, that no efforts on his
part, will bo left untried to give perfcct satis
faction to all who tnav favor him with their
an cstablishinenlhas been provided.
PETER KIENE.
April 15,1846. no 31 y
100
G/ILLON8 yflcohol for sale by
T. MASO-V.
With a first-rate assortment of
WAPLES.
HAVINGcity
We have now on hand a
Such as are wailed in this country.
20, 1848.
EIGHT
S. M. LANGWORTIIY.
Dubuque, 26th Feb. 1849. 27-tf.
LAND AGENCY.
TDubuquebusinesshavrtheState
HE undersigned opened an office al
for tne transaction of a Genera
tva.—
trge ol iteal instate, attend
A
UOT
for of Iowa.-
30
20
ROBERTSON & HOLLAND,
Land agents
TH0S. D. ROBUUTSON
JOHX A. HOLLAND.
REFERENCES:
tbuque.
nu:
Ch a
plough lines, chalk lines, and bed cords
sulebv n37 B. J. O'llALLORAN.
ffr -JUST received for tiis use of Invalids, a i
establishment of the subscriber.
sentl TIMOTHY 3IASON.
NEW ARRIVAL.
BOOKS AND STATIONARY.
M'GUFFEY'S
pnpc
toria and eagle steel Pens: 5 gross common
ens and holders .r00 best oiled Goose Quills
Cedar pcncils wafers scaling wax and a vari
ety of other articles, all of which we willsell
iow n42 WM. LAV^THER A*. CO.
by
0U1S,
Thos. Primrose, Esq., o.
II. W. Leffingwcll, S
Ogdcn &: Joues,
g°-
Maey & Briggs, Detroit.
Dubuque, March 14, 1848.—n27
WOOL ROLLS.
lbs. VV'OOL ROLLS, for sale by
DUU EMERSON & SHIELDS.
Jan. 2. 1549.
MANILLA
lst
holc-
R«'3oP—j, {,, i{ and 1 inch
lll
supply of Libby's Tonic Bitters, also a ««~cnt for the payment of loss-
choice article of VVine and Brandy, for the ^VanTa half per cent on the amount of
USR of t.he sick. Apply at tne gfood old drug ^jJe
Eclectic Its, 2d, 3rd and 4th .notes te. pay losses an
Readers Frost's United States history The association commenced its corporate
Smith's arithmetic do. Grammars Walker's't existencv on the 26th day of April 1848,
Dicti
ary, Elementary spelling Books West- which will expire by limitation of law on
crn s o n s e
Peter
i n a s w o k s o k a s 2 6 a y
Tli© Questiou Settled
Box common smoking and ohew
ing tobacco for sale by
n24 YV. LAWTHER S- CO.
V_y mon plates, dishes, cups and eauceers,
pitchers, &c. S-c.. for sale by
n42
W. LAWTHER V CO.
1 DOZEN Painted water puilM'or sale by
J. if rt l2 W. LAWTHER A- CO.
AN 11 .LA ROPE—6 coils, from 4 in
to 1 in. thick a few bed doz. cords and
Plow l'.nes bv W. LAWTHER A- CO.
SALERATUS—250
iinds by
ii 43
BACON—just
FIFTY
pounds for sale by
n42 W. LAWTIIER i-CO.
Pby
RESSED TUMBLERS—36dozen for sale
W. LAWTHER Co.
DOZEN BROOMS for sale by
10 nl2
W. LAWTHER & co.
KEGS
n 1:2
NAILS
for sale by
W. LAWTHF.R & co.
AUKS Ground Alum and fiuo salt,tor
sale by W LAWTIIK.F.R &. Co
SACKS Rio Coffee for &aie by
u'12 W. LAWTHER «5F co.
So
Fkind
IVE dozen Scythes and Snatiis of various
W. LAWTAF.R.& co.
received a few hhds of supe
rior Bacon for sale cheap by
Jy22n45 W.
LAWTHER
& co.
barrels Kan salt for sale by
je30n42 W. LAWTHER V CO.
10,
BOXES Imperialand Gunpowdert«a
'for sale by W. LANVTHER & CO.
Ai\ WARRANTS.—Three Land War
rants. for ll0 nc-es of bind each, ior sale
sepll2 V»'M. LAWTHER &, CO.
PJ
s e 4 8
liv
EATltERS.—bUO lbs.
leathers for sale by the subscribers,
Geese
WM. LAWTIIKR &. Co.
N O I E
ISFire
hereby given, that the Dubuque Mutual
Insurance Company has been incorpo
rated under the provisions of an act of the
General Assembly of the State of Iowa, en
titled, "an act to authorize general Incorpo
rations," for the purpose of mutually insuring
dwelling houses, stores, shops, and other build
ings, house-hold furniture and other properly
of its members.
The capital stock incorporated, consists of
deposited premium notes of its members,
0 0s
n
it premium notes is acluully paid
when the articles of Incorporation are
signed and insurance effected by evciy mem
ber, and the remainder is to be paid whencv
er the Directors shall make assessment on said
and expenses.
of
A i 1 6 6 8
life of Sir WalterScott Goldsmith's animated ncwal by a unanimous vote of the members
Nature: Poetical works of Rogers,Campbell,' 'ike poriod of twenty years. The officers
Montgomery, Lamb, and Kirkc White thirty of the company consists of a Board of twelve
dozen"children's Toy Books and Primmer* of directors lobe elccted annually on the first
various kinds 5 dozen Lithographed Engrav- Monday in June, and a President. Secretary,
iiiTg 60 quires blank account books containing «"id Surveyor appointed by the Directors
from 1 to 4qrs. 5 quires blank bills Lading C. Ii. BOOl ii, Prca t.
o y and Memorandum books
15 roams Letter1 M. MOBLEY, SEE y.
and writing pa per 2 dozen cSrds Gillot's \ic-
I.oriRiicr, Wm Laivthcr, Peter Waplcsi
]\[. Mobley.
sell Goods at lower prices than those of any other place north of St. Louis, be
hat doubt forever dispelled, by the announcement of the fact that, the undersigned
lave purchased the excellent stock of Goods of CURTIS Ac WA1TE and are now
that
have pui
prepared to sell to Country Merchants, Farmers, and others, upon such terms as
cannot fail to please. The stock of Goods above refered to, was selected this pres
ent Fall, in the city of Philadelphia, by Mr. John 11. Curtis, a gentleman of experi
ence and good tasle, expressly for this market and consists of
Fresh, Seasonable. Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
HATS & CAPS BOOTS SHO^S
HARDWARE AND QUEENSWARE,
GMO€JEllIM&s
Including every article for family use to which the patronage of the public is re"
spectfully solicited.
Having resided for manv years in Dubuque, the undersigned believe they are suf
ficiently acquainted with the wantsof'the people, in this sectiiwi of country, to ena
ble them to make the proper selection of Goods and their object will be to accomo
date and please those who may favor them with their patronage. Many have been
the complaints of the Farmers, and some of the city customers, on account of tho
lack of a general assortment, adapted to the wants of our varied population but, re
lying on the confidence and support of a generous community, we hope to remove
those complaints, and proclaim to the worfd, that, like the old worn out despotic dy
nasties of Europe, THEY ARE PASSING AWAY!
tho
re-
but subject to
DIRECIORSJ
C. H. Booth, J. P. Farley, J. L. Langwortby,
J. C. Wenlhcrby, F. V. Goodrich, Richard
Bonson, W. S. Gilliam,Jno. G. Shields, P,
A,
FELLOWS
Dubuque, Dec. 5th, 1848. No. 76, Main Street.
WAPLES 4" ZIRKLE
purchased the interest of Peter Waplcs in theStore, would inform lliPirfritnd
in the and country, and the public generally, that tho business will be continued
as heretofore. Our Stock will be kept up as large as usual. The present stock on hand will
be sold off very cheap for cash or produce, so a to make room for the
FALL AND WINTER STOCM.
We respectfully invite all those who wish to purchase GOODS, to give us a
for our present stock will be sold very low, as our P. WAPLES leaves for the east
ern cities in a few weeks, to purchase our
FALL
FULL AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
ALL KINDS OF GOODS!
DRY GOODS
Heady-Hlnde Clothing
GROCERIES
BOOTS and SHOES
HATS AND CAPS,-
QUEENSWARE, HARDWARE
IRON AND NAILS
Leather and Salt,
SADDLES, BRIDLES, AND HORSE COLLARS
and every other article that is wanted in the country
Please call and see us, at the old stand, on the corner of tho YVanlea House frtV"
our prices shall not fail to nlease.
my
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JONAS
TOVKO.
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fib
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& YOUNG.
E. F. Z1UKLE.
call
and WINTER GOODS.
mK1W
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