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Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-06-07
NEW MUSIC BOOKS.

NEW MUSIC BOOKS. 81
TUST received from New York full sup
~ ply OF the latest Music iiur- Scioois. So
cinl CIRCLES md Congregations =,
NORTHERN HARp-arranged for the piano and
guitar, by Mrs. Dana.
SOCIAL SINGING BooK-glecs, songs, rounds,
etc. by Bradbury.
You've MEhoDlsr-socil mora! and pathet-
@@ ic songs. do,
FLonAs FIsTlvAL-a splendid little book,
CnnYsTAL FouNT-a tiue collection of tenn
perance songs and music, do ....s
PsALMoDlsT-a choice collection of new
church music, do
New YoRK CnoRALIsT-do do do
CARMINA SACRA-also the
ODEoN MELoDEoN and JUVENILE Choir, fot
sale at the Publishers prices at the Du.
buque Book Store, by r. SPAULDlNG (
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-06-07

Every Boat brings Us. Something.
THE last one brought US superb assortment
! of Black. Imperial, Gunpowder, and Young
Hyson Teas, Of superior Favor. R'ss,t.
May 9th. .9ai5i E. LxNGwoRTi'1 {;
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-06-07
STATE OF IOWA, !,

s-tt 49,. ~ Pa y OC INV AS ..sg
s.6.ssE.stt7s DuDuauE CousTY. IS.
Charles 8. Hampstead. Dubuque Dist. Court
John Hutchings.:.a af| ISIS. Gl-.
gdt ATTACHMENT e. SUMMONS. ,l
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given to the
said John HutchiDgs, late Of sasd county,
that q Writ Of Attachment. issued ont Of the
Clerks Office OF tho District Court in and for
the county aforesaid, dated the 18th day Of
October, "A. d. 1S47 ,at tho suit Of Charles s.
Hampstead, for the sum Of ninety -four dollars
and three cents, directedto the Sheriff Of ssid
county; to execute which, said writ has been
ll,rcturned by the said Sheriff, as levied upon y
part lot No. 745, a. marked, numbered and
described onthe government plat ofsaid city,
/ commencing seventy feet from the corner Of
Second & Iowa Streets. thence raining north.
wardIy thirty three feet on Iowa street, thence
tho same width to the depth Of the said lot, 10.
wards tho river; the same being situated in
the City Of Dubuque, county and State lafore.
Now. unless you, tho said John 'I1utchings
shall personally 30 and; appear before tho Dis
trict Court, on the first day Of the next Term
thereof, 10 nehoIdcn q the Court House Ia
Dubuque, on the All, Monday, In September
| next, and plJad % the said pIalntiff,s acfion
4 Judgment will Do entered sgsinst vow IN favo
lof the said Hampstead, and tho aid sstatc ).
attached - aforesaid s will ~ sold 10 sstisl,
ths sum- wish ssAss; ~, sys9s
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-06-07

~ |--0-# u. q. OF O. IF. a0I4 =" "a y ~
REGULAR Meetings of Harmony Lodge
No. 2, of Dubuque, are held ut the Odd Eel
lows Hall on Friday night ofeach weeK, at
I Brothers having the requisite
testimonials are respectfully invited to at
tend. : -, s<s III.
BY orderofthe Lodge. % '>
April Is, l946--no 81. If.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-06-07
~. ~ CHEZ. YER E D.. D.
D R j G. ST O R {
80 J.rrnn COLUMN. '-.s >7.a,
f. M. BLSSELL. ,''- z" ~.
l.2s 80 -.-L----------- - a. ST. !
CHEQUERED DRUG STORE.

THE subscriber is now in receipt Of the
largest and best assortment of . .,
L.. .-; Drugs & medicines.
Patent Medicines, Paints. Dye Stutfs, Oil,
Varnishes and every article in this branch Of
trade; ever brought to Iowa. Having been
purchased eastern cities for Cash and in
large quantities, can and will sella better
article at less prices, and Of better quality
than any other Drug Store in Iowa, l men
ton few articles: - ~, ~ .stirgf5.ser
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-06-07
BRUSHES.

Being agent for the manufacturers, | Of
fer so dozen Of Paint, white shoe,
horse, windows, scruobing, hair and cloth
Brushes, much lower than can be had in
this vicinity.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-06-07
PHILADELPHIA STORE, 1901.
CURTIS &. WAITE, a
SUCCESSORS TO 49,
CURTIS & REED. III

TOHN n. CURTiS, Jr., having associ-
u ated himself with BENJAMIN WAITE,
for the purpose Of carrying on general
Merchandising Business in the city of Du-
buque, will succeed the late firm of Curtis
& Reed, and will DE known under the name
and style Of CURTIS e. WAITE. ~. -"
Thanbful for the patronage so literally
bestowed upon the late firm, they would
respectfully solicit q continuance OF the
same and hope to merit, by attention to the
wants of their friends, and BY cheap prices
the liberalitv Of the public. They have
made arrangements to be IN the continual
receipt of .re,., .es,a.. .- s,.. q. l. /
domestic Drp GooGs, '
direct from the principal factories in the u
States, and their connection with the larg-
est eastern importers, warrant them in cay
ing, that their facilities exceed any house
west of the Mountains. They. will keep
constantly on hand splendid and cheap as
sortment Of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
suited to the season. Their Silks. Artlh
cials, Fancy and useful articles. cannot fail
to please the Ladies. Call, then, Tor the
prices are low. 5AS'&St ID = :'<%
Our Cloths, Cassimcres. Vestings, Ora
vats,, Hats and Caps, are Of such variety
that gentlemcn's tastes will always be sa-
tsfed, rs to quality and terms.
We keep the best assortment Of Groceries
and all things necessary and useful for fami-
lies, of any other store n'the city. Miners
and sportsmen will find our powders. Safety
Fuse, Caps, &c. prime; mining and farming
utensils Of every description. Our assortment
ofHardware, Nails sc. is unequalled. Boots.
Shoes, Quccnswnre, and every thing else
that is made, are kept constantly on hand
and will be sold low for cash, or merchant
able produce. ,.,.. ,-.~,. ,y..,
Come one, come all; whether you have
much or little money, for we give great
many goods for q few dimes. -.
at.t z. CURTIS g. WAITE.
Dubuque, May 20, l84e. - u >.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-06-07
[5[7llAs[I SONS
INTERROGATION! .

Defiss competition It's fast exploding evsry
e's ssp. .'T Is, is4 see y e ''''
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-06-07
III II s a. "

WELL ESTABLISHED ANDLONG TRIED
WHOLESA ALE AND RETAIL q. 7''s
.~.'5 DRUG STORE, .. ....
III EPS constantly on hand full supply Of
IN Fresh Drug nd Medicines; and gene.
raj assert ment Of Paints, Oils, Glass; and Dye
Stuffs. Also, all the latest and most approx.
ed Patent Medicines, for sale at St Louis prices
for CASH only. milf I. MASON.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-06-07

ton few articles: = u
100 lbs best refined
Borax 81 }.at4t4.
70 do gum Camphor,
SO do Sarsaparilla.
10 do Eng. Calomel,
~ do Blue Pill, .'. .',
SO do Peruvian bark
60 do Aloes,
20 do Isinglass
10 do Cutie =!
Sc bot. sui Morphine,
acitote sslf "
l6 OF. citrate iron,
40 lbs carb Ammonia
so do Tartaric acid,
so do or quinine,
Iodine. Kreosote,
so ID. rochelle Salts,
so do sup carb Soda,
6Odo cream tart pull
$50 lbs cal Nitre,3
| Croton Oil. .3at.
Chloroform, Letheop
per oxide Of Iron,
200 lbs Sulphor,
200 do Birthstone,
40 bots. pnre strych
nine, ~ ".
600 lbs epson Salts.
so gross vial ever
shape and size,
My arrangements
b,vo ovorv uond PAT
this region, at the
quantity; also all til
sonlan Medicines.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-06-07

r-rhua yours, with respect,
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-06-07

franklin Co.. ILL.,. Nov. Ia, 1910.
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TWO CENTS.


again exert their dormant and scattered strength aud
insist on the downfall Of egslston at once and
From the London Tines
The election for the American Presidsncy IL by this
the result or course interested In It. II there
IL DO longer worthless bit Of territory to wrangls
about the United States are ttill nsghbors in
more fsnes than one; and 1t is great object to ~
That they should be literally and peacefully governed
new presidency opens new chapter Of accidents,
and helps forward this or that topic OF political agta
ton. As 1t happens however the British public have
beer engrossed with European politics. and know little
more Of Taylor and Cas- tbs n their names. Even in
the states The interest rather forced and fictitious
The two Generals and their supporters alike n
novel and temporary positions Taylor processes peace
ana protsc Cass IL associated with war and free
trade Now, undoubtedly, war Is q thing than .
prohibtve tariff but the threat Of the one may still be
less dangerous matter than the threat the other
just as I'm cut your head off, addressed to q child
will probably give it ers real unsas,ness than II shall
not give you any more puddingn 1t may bs easiar
for Taylor to DO little for his manufacturing sup
perters than for Csss TO give hs Irish allies an oppor
ever general b,,n ,ns0s s vi sns Two how
one who oilers himself in the OF peace We are
also awe TO certain danger In this instance, not i'm
dency OF republics. The Consul or the President has
snot .'ms before him and Is naturally anxious to
and Californi. mmortaze Mr. Polk, and il is possible
nr CAss might sontrVe TO associate his name with the
nsaati %a1 Ui oaos'
In France, General Taylor Is at this moment In the
United States We might extend the list for there
moment that not der the pacinc inausncs NJ som
military chief Some man who ha, eXnsrisnesd the
ills and reaped the prizes OF war lsbors with Ali his
might to avert the former from his country pro-
serve the latter for himself Tn, soldier In no..ssso,
isgensray conservative The present state OF sYsirs
1. =. a. rr,.on which hs IA hon nd 70 d.6ard ~
sAu.soA $3.50 ~. .,..Dv. ~ ue,oni' Aho any m
uoouction Oh no" e'emeu,s y, othsr oonsdsrable
change, Is an invasion which he Is bound to repsl
The men We have alluded to, however show higher
feelings than the merely defensive They know the
horrors Of war And the wears which ALA IN thsIr
oymsnt ~ ne,c. on,v oni.T.n ON.
!oJeLy Vi ny eAo VI tns
misersos WORK IN Wheh tney passed the freshness OF
tneH youth or the mower OF their age. Where the
young see nothing but game, the old q grave
Exactly the third of a century ths period IN military
IN Gar ~ man rs. n.s.ad .in,a ~.
cise nj tho last intsrn,tior.i Thars h.na -"
eip y. - 80 '. !" ~. 49, -, D0~n
civh wars uNputsu suceersons, iuocesIui reoeinons
armed interventione but not that fell conflict Of
nation with nation, much less that universal maiSe
which characterized an almost equal period OF pre-
ced;nv hstorv The res,iIt In ton Main A gararo-
t;on bs, r,.sHun which knovs nothin, 20 1900
~ ths hr,ilis Mt n.r.de HISTORIES noems monumsnts
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The legislature OF Canada has been summoned
to assemble at Montreal on the lsth Ut January.
stormy session IS expected.
Tire repot' th,ta case ~ "h"ln-a bod occurred
Ia .il.ii4iau proves " DC en4.el uiiVAnueu.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-26

PORE PIT IL To THE GOVERNOR OF LOUISIANA
Our readers will remember, says the New Orleans
Delta OF the l7.h inst, thai the Legislature at it's
session last sprng. passed series OF resolutions.
offered by Mr. |. Wightman Smith, of this city,
expressive OF the hope and confidence OF our peo-
pie In the wisdom and patriotism of Pope Plus *
These Resolutions were transcribed on plrehment
and entrusted by our Governor to ]. NJ Wray.
Esq., OF this city, who delivered them in person at
Rome, where he was very handsomely received
by the authorities OF the Holy Pontificate The
following reply CT his Holiness was also brought
over by Mr. Wray The original IL in Italian
from which we translate -
despatch No. s sos
HeSoRABLE SIR In fo dime at OF the notice n
veJed by your esteemeG OF the Goth OF
May last past, the High PootiG r. Plus TX my suyuss
sovereign has been put possesson OF the
adopted blythe General Assembly OF your state during
the preceding month Of March and testiying to the
afectionate regards ofthe peops of Loui1an his
half THE act As it Ia pessing duty to to ntion
has proved most grateful to tie hciy father who has
learned with deep sstifsctop. the favorable impress
zion that bis psternsl care and soicitude have pro-
duced In your land when, upon his accession TO The
Fentihcal See, indepe nJently OF the momentum,
clsDs # the government OF tho Universal Cburch st
bis lands he made 1t hsstudy to consult tins bsst vel
fare CT his subjects.
His Holiness, moreover, could not but be dssply
NOV, mt the manner in which the General Assembly
themselves have expressed their lively iotsrest ana
hearty participation in the relations that have
recently been opened bet the Holy See aud the
Government of the nited States. This aot va, one
OF st.l greater gratifcaton 20 MS Hohness, tnat,
the Catholic religo. in Louisiana, will go pros
terng in ina. enlarged freedom which it b by divine
ordinance, entitled TO enjoy.
Now the Holy Father, DESTROYS that all these sen.-
ments should be expressed thr sugh has charged
TO comply with the grateful duty of transmitting to
yon the present despatch. would therefore, beg OF
you to convey to all the members Of the senate and
the House Of Representatives OF your State the choce
sentms pts Of the Holy Father not unsccomp snled by
prefer Of the gratitude which he has ex serienoed
from the kindly Lamentations which they har-
moniously resolved in his regard Nor can dspsnse
q in nj ne "a liar
acknowledgment, both for tbs marked part which you
have taken In the demonstretiou ITSELF and for the
good wishes expresSed in your Communication.
Having thus complied with the mandate OF my Sow
reign be pleased hopored sir to accept the assurance
Of my most distinguished consideration.
Your mos. devoted servant,
q. CARDINAL SOGLIA.
Hon. Isaac JOHNSON,
Governor Of louisiana New Orleans.
RoME, October 0, 1Sls.
The Legislature OF Canada has been summoned
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MEDICINES.
HASrrNGS'S COMPOUND


~rOT ONLY A POSITIVE But A WARRANTED
I\CIrRE for consumption snc al diseases OF the anE
Thi medicine hiss decided the dispute snoa ne enfso
y of concum aud sasn-d TIE rnccleA iseetJ .no
a.. - 10 have used H. thai consumption sna e sfectons
ns.rsn mot only be .sred but that they east
a. nd simply cured almost any Of the disorders q
,~hrb N. hamsn frame Is liable The operations OF
single bottle, which costs 81 u 70 SOY any pa
hs fact. and single dose Eves evidence OF rs eA
r.orduary influence IN resting ADD es1ieatinE the ma
l,6y bv the immediate relief which u azores tbs y DC
gsk r secret remedy Dr. Hksrngs. rs discoyerer IL
o. az The most eminent hyciAns OF the age, and has
.se fall disclosure Of ia his history ard al us con 20
n-pt mats 70 the world wishing % ncar ne RESPONSE
bilty o. combining himself tor TIE SAKE OF Proh Sc
cr.t which u.s iated do such universal good Anc
..rh h. the wonderful result o. opcrstors hst ne
Loudon Lancet Medical Tines. ard the most eminent
PHYSICIANS u both spheres are ANXIOUS Gaming upon
sufferers to hsve Immediate recourse 70 ~ ana
ins that Of al medicine. alone has Posivey es
tabshed It's efficacy By unceuisble proofs OF cefns ecu
sumption and other diseases Of the lungs
The great celebrity Of Hssungss compound syrup .,
the necessity Of publishing certhca'ese
cures 10 fact be sscertsined II mas eared
or fast curing almost all who have used ~ snd proos
biz 10 person has bottle bat would Be wilu- 70
eve certificate In Its favor, As others have already
done without hesitation -.
Probably t~o-hirds Of the regular physicians on both
sides Of the Atlantic using Hastings NsphtnAsyrnp
In their private practice and many them are oeeo
for the OF consumption and I'll diseases OF me
lunss entirely through IL means
Price : per bottle SIX bottles Tor - -.
As this Is very expensive preptretion II - not ei'
round commission, As i the mode Win qascs uea
but be purchased out and out oy those "ho
sell Asain This .rrangeusut will IN general limit s a
the larser and and therefore persns resi-
ding where Hasnxs Nsphtha syrup cannot be OBTAINED
other public conveyance should write direct TO NJ A r
HARRISON. IA Orcnnvichst Ne~-loik, enclosing re-
for the number Of bottles required which viii be
Immediately packed and forwarded 70 them IN msnler
tn -af
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CANADIAN VERMIFUGE.

A CERTAIN REMEDY FOR WORMS.-rhis medi
Acne safe in rs operation and more easily admins
tered than any other.
TIE GREATEST CausE DEArH among children Is 70 be
attributed Worms They rise 70 numerous diseases
and are the more fatal because least suspected Were pa
give this subject attention, and carefully Oh
the symptoms which indicate the eSstenceof worms
10 the bowels TIE LIVES % MANY caiLDREs WOULD Nc
DOUBT BIZ SAVED
WISER's CANADIAN yERNIFueE has acquired a repu;s.
ton far exceeding that Of any other medicine OF the knd
and IS daily increasing Ia popularity Wherever u :
<a0wu and used Il has been UNIVERSALLY APPsostO "
possesses properties which other article OF the <nc
does PROMPT And EFFICIENT IN ts Actlon, aud en-
trey free from Ingredient, which have any but bench
ciA effect the hestho the patient being wsys ed
even when no discovered Physicians prescribe
IT, and the OF In high standing, who
resides in Cleveland, Ohio, consider II the only article Of
the kind he that uniform and prompt in
expelling worms il may indeed be relied on with the
prompt confd ence has NEVER KNOWN TO FsL.
This the why ALL who have used will not use
any other
We have in our possession number OF certificates from
physicians and others Of the highest responsibility who
all testify to is superior efficacy and recommend II As
nsver-fane remedy.
~ Be particular and remember the name, WISER's
CANADIAN NsRMIFvSE this u the only article that can
be depended on. RENENBEg THis
Prepared only By J. WINER co. IS Msiden-lane
Sod b. Wyatt k-tch am. III Fulton-st. l. Codding-
ton SIS Hudson cor Spring 81. r A. Sands. l38 Bo~ery
cor Spriugst " Mrs. Hays, l5s Fulton-st Brooky
md by Druggists generally MS SmrnThS> sat-
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HOW TO RAISE WATER.

CURIOUS WORK HYDRAULICS ASD MECHANICS.
A DESCRIPTIVE AND HISTORICAL ACCOUNT
"A Of Hydraulic and other Machines ior raising Wa
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subjects connected with the Mechanic Arts including the
Progressive Development OF the Stea-Engne. ID scrip
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People Magic Goblets Steam Idols and other Machinery
of Ancient Temples To which are added Experime "a
on Blowing and Spouting Tubes, and other Original De
vices Natures Modes and Machinery fol- raising Water
Historical Notices respecting siphon fountains, Water
OrsaDs Clepsydrs Pipes, Valves, Cocks &c n Five
Books By Thomas EwBaSg. Illustrated by 80 In
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20 combine with the topics which attract MS
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PURELY VEGETABLE.

nOCrOR L }. MATTOCkss BUESA VISTA PILLS
D-lz Offering this medicine 70 the public we INTRODUCES
the ost mild easy and certain cAfharte known, not
the least gpinE drastic effects attending their opera
uon We 90 not pretend to cure every form OF disease
With these Pills neither do expect % raise the dead
or xii the living bat do know these pulls Will cure ais
eases Of the liver any FORM sach acute or chronic In
Elimination or .undiee IN It's worst stare dyspe pss con-
psted bowel headache. heartburn, rstaeney and IN
svers they the only medicine needed; they VIII
break The most malignant type taken N the hrs stage
according 70 the directions accompanying each box They
Will eso remove all female distractions mmedisfeiy and
IN he1mstlsrn AID they an infshsie remedy I
peseve-ed In In all Affections Of the Moneys Anc urn.
" orssns recommend them perfectly safe and
ereciive remedy; rsvel. chronic Inflammation Of the
kidneys bladder structure be cured IN very sho
rae With these pills As genera eahrtic they are the
t ever offered to the public, because they strengthen
TIE bowels and leave the system IN healthy state oPe
rsunE without the least Erlping OF pain.
Sol1 wholesale and retail By Dr. L j. AATTOCks, p
h 81 Troy, and Te,A.s By his agents throughout tie
STATE.
Agr-ti ~ tN C,ts.-Genersl Agent, SO Hadsonst-iz
Greencieh-s; SIS Gre>nwich-st, 1872 Broadway ~
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TTNREDRKMED PLHDGKs.-For sale c

VTNREDREMED PLRDGRs.-For sale cheap, :
~ large and varied assortment Of anredeemed piecses
coadsss Of and second hand clothing watches and
iowelry mpsical and xfhemstics Instruments sextants
drants double and single pistols &c Se for
the Information Of those In want Of sach, would name
fev Of my prices Good pilot and beaver cloth ovsrcoss
end cosks from ~ % ele; dress and froek coss from -
70 ~ Psnts and vests u n SS lot Of 5000 new ana
sseond hand dutss from 81 50 each Aso constant
II On hand mechanics and other tooa and great many
ether articles too uameroas TO mention.
lSo lnf J. WILSON. q Ckstharn-st
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