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THE CHOLERA SPECIFIC. The following is
an extract of letter received in this city, from
medical practitioner, dated Chicago, June 2
"The cholera has been carrying off some of
our citizens, for the most part Irish, Dutch, sc.
Sulphur and charcoal were given in the form OF
pills, with the most astonishing success
correspondent of the New York Tribune
mentions fact in confirmation of the theory OF
DR.. Bird, in relation TO the use OF sulphur in ca
ses OF cholera, that during the prevalence of the
distemper in 1882 he lived in Birmingham. Eng
land) where more sulphuric acid is made and used
than any other place, perhaps, in the world; and
though all the towns and villages for many m les
around were severely afflicted. the disease never
reached Birmingham, except in one instance of
an aged female, and nearly all the physicians
there denied that as being cholera.
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CHARGES D'AFFAIREs APPOINTED. James
B. Clay of Kentucky (son OF Henry Clay 10
the Kingdom of Portugal
Thomas w. Chinn of Louisiana formerly NJ. CO.
to the Kingdom of Naples.
j. Trumbull Van Allen OF New York (Aid to
Gen. Taylor in Mexico) to the Republic OF Eu-
cuadOr South America.
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Dwelling Houses Tar @oIo

&ZA hOuSE on Salem Street-one on Orange ST
EsH \ and one on Otis srreet-y be sold on reason
June IL. dir II e ne wEf
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FOR SALE OR FXCHtNCF

AaA A FINE FARM Of abaut 40 acres with good buld.
EMR "A ings-Laad in high state of cultivation and
.&s&a good number OF Fruit and ornamental Trees
would De sold low for cash. exchanged for Houses or
Office. d3w Inv O
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NOTICE,

EFTa our Office on the 5h inst Harnesses one
IL Bride, and one Lamb skin, under crcumst ances
which lead us 10 suppose they stolen. The owner
can have the same by proving properly and paying
charges. PRATT d sCOTT"
Worcester, June g.
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THE STEAMER EMPIRE has been raised The body
of the other Of the Laid brothers (of Stonngton was
found floating IN the cabin with arm around seltee
No more bodies were foHnd on board. The whole nun
Der found is "a.
On Monday, the New York Board Of Health reported
81 cases and IL deaths.
There were 26 cases and deaths of cholera in Gin
cinnai between Saturday and Sunday noon
POSTMASTER OF CAMBRIDGE Doctor Henry Thay>
er has been appointed Postmaster at Caahrdgcpor in
place of Calvin Morse Esq, wao has held the office
twelve years.
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PARASOT.S.

vi TEh LOT OF those beautiful Ivory tipped Para.
soLs, with naid handles, the hanasnmest article Of
= season Also great variety OF Oh cap Parasois from
I y, ~ ~S' 'or SAFE at CllAMBERLIN'S.
dHr
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BosToN AND WORCESTER RAILROAD. At a
meeting Of the Directors of tie Boston and Worcester
Railroad, Thomas Hopkinson chosen President,
George Bems, Esq, Clerk and Horace Williams, Esq.
Treasurer Judge Hopknson, it is said, will close up
his court business, and Boston, to attend 10
his rev office
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-12

Jfrriual of the Lexington. The United States
ship Lexington, from California, which sailed
from San Francisco Nov. 81, arrived in New
York Sunday. The Lexington has been absent
thrty-6ve months, ard has on freight from Cali
fornia twelve hundred and eighteen pounds grain
gold, having landed at Valparaiso four hundred
and fit'y-eight pounds. The total amount brought
from California is ,676 pounds Troy weigh, val
ued at $37 900
She has also number of curously wrought
guns captured from the Mexicans, l6 brass and 7
iron guns eighteen and nine Founders One OF
her sailors, who shipped at San Francisco for the
voyage, brings with $4,000 in gold dust, which
he accumulated by few months digging. An
other, had S5 pounds, (nearly $1,000
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100 Ruildinv Hnf,

IUV BuIIding Lots for Sale
GhoToN JUNCTION payments made easy
I inquire OF the subscribers. ELI THAVER
-'o'' 'u"o IL dwtl ClIAS. F. ALLEN.
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J. K. CLARK, vs.. ID,
MUNICIPALITIES PHVSICJAN

ofhce-oVer the Store of c. Foster d Co.,
opposite the u S. Hotel, Nam Street
once hours-from z! to A. NJ, and from II to 4 and
% TO 10 O'Clock p Nj. QJy-Boards at Am Temp House
hgerenceS-C. ii. Skin, NJ. D., New Haven Ct; VIM
ingalls, M d., Boston; Charles Walker NJ d Northamp.
Ton T. W. swazey, d., and Rev. r. H. Consin
Springfield Col Jas EsabTook, A. Stocking Worcester
Worcester, May g. JtG
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NEW CRRvAssE. New Oesns papers of the Sd
state that new crevasse had occurred 10 miles below
the city, which was as bad that Sauves plantat on
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FARMER WANTED.

w ANlED, suitable Man, with moderate family, TO
~ take ne whole charge OF farm. One who is him
% "sll quahed, and whose family is the right sort,
Office Jtf y i"Sui'i"s az ehis
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~ Inc population OF Havana is estimated at
nearly 100000, of whom two thirds are blacks.
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JOY n HAPGOOD,
ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS.
CORNER OF CENTRAL AND UNION Sis,
WOR JESTER.
LEWIS E. JOY M2Sdti NAHuv n u.peoon
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PARTY VS.. PRINCIPLE.

Shrewsbury us 90 GO JAG
The Daily spy., 1849-09-28
Dancing School,
NER. w. GTT,NyOEsr nrono.o. 4

IEE A@' NE" NAhNkOkSAj proposes the formation
lA Of classes in the owe accomplishment to
Oh FRIDAY Oct 4lh, and continue course twelve
lessons MIR G. assures the public that his is a thorough
S!sem OF teaching gracefll Manners perfect etiquette,
anu sood behavior generally with the genteel accomp is
highi OF DaI cing in all its varou, fo'ms.
lmtcalar attention will he paid to correcting the crude
and unhea ny position Of the body which ouHa PER- ons
are 100 apt TO assume this should be overcome and
heI 'ausht to be graceful In walking sitting and stand
hg as well as Dancing. Another thing TOO nuc neglect
ca 10 me young will be strictly aended to- that is the
mpdua ION OF the Voice for there qualification
accomnl shment so ess entail voice with clear
lntonaton and correct speakGg-n short his system
one |" NJ any young for the polished
school VIII consist of two classes-oRe for Lads
ana Misses, and another Tor Young Ladies and Gentle
men Tuition for adults $6 Children, S4.
Those wishing to attend will please leave their names
through the Post Office.
1JA meeting iov the choice Of Managers will he held
Sept %. 4
The Daily spy., 1849-09-28

HOOKED AND LANDED. 1t is commonly said
that liars have need OF good memories. The saw.
ing Is as applicable to rabid and uuscrupulous par
llzans in politics as 10 liars; OF which truth we
nave notable illustration in the recent case Of
the Washington Union, just at this time the most
rabId and unscrup.lous in partizanship OF all
known journals.
Some days since there appeared, in the Rich.
mond Wing, letter from Washington, suggest.
lhg' among other things, that the friends OF the
Administration IN Virginia. should promote the
WORK OF removing from Office such persons as
ought 10 be removed, by noting the department
and character OF Office holders and making report.
conildentially, to the heads of the Departments
at Washing on Then what flare up was see n
IN the columns OF the Union The capacities Of
types and printers ink were UNEQUAL TO the fash
OIL utterlng its horror, astonishment, and indigna
ton, as II rang the changes upon espionage. infa.
my, Surveillance, spies, common intormers. &c
&C., &c.
The Richmond Whig kept quiet until the Union
mad let loose all its thunder and then disclosed n
laughter moving tact that the Washington letter
at winch The ex-organ was so horri6ed was
simply republication OF one which oripinallv an
cared many years ago in the Richmond Enovirer
then conducted by the present senior editor .,
he Union. The espionage was then recommend
ed 10 democratic Administration (Gen. Jack.
son's,) and the recomme zion was. IA 1 ~ a
least, approved by the very Mr. Richie VIII,
now stands aghast at its enormty! The bait ha,
taken, and the venerable fish is lairlv hooked an1
iahdea ". Z. Com. .9du.
The Daily spy., 1849-09-28

RrURE OF Hon. ABBorT LAwRENcn. Toe
STEAMER Europa Capt. Lott ssIed Wednesday far
ma nax and Liverpool, conveying to the latter naoo
ie HON. Abbott Lawrence, lady, and daughter Amoog
'Le o'hpr passengers by The Europa, were Arson Rns
''hg"me' Esq of Boston, and The ceebra ed D;,jn fam
n.y. VINO nave been egaIng cilizes for some ,ico0
past VITA their delightful performances ON The s.vo
'''"s ana are no" returning ,h ir native country az
.ef having made very profitable tour through n.
States 'e
The Daily spy., 1849-09-28

LIBEL SUIT. Hiram Fuller, Esq editor of The New
York Mirror, has been sued for libel, by George Bv,
ron The alleged libel was in notice of the orbcon,.
ing work entitled, The Unediled Works of Loud u, t.
ron," by his son, George G. Byron This thin skinned
'ssono Lord Byron" lays his damages a, $500. NJ,
Fuller takes The mater very cooy, and proms ses
rich developments as the result of the trial.
The Daily spy., 1849-09-28

" Mrs. Beman, the celebrated shirt manu-
facturerin New York, was SO poor in the winter
oil l64i as to have been in danger of starvation
She now employs 400 hands, occupies one of the
Astor House stores at rent OF $4,000 per annum.
aud is on he high road to fortune.
The Daily spy., 1849-09-28
MARRIED.

In Springfield Sept 25, by Rev,FN Barton. Mr. Chas
u. Converse, of his city, To Miss Juip E smith OTIS
IN Nerwch, Ct, Sept Goth, by Rev. II p Arms Caleb
Tgn'; M. au'h f"Lectures on Inda,n etc OF Dos-
'on, 10 Nils Sa all Adane Lord Of N.
in Toftand Sept IS, Mr. r. A. Gerriah Miss Martha
The Daily spy., 1849-09-28

uS "A ie"cr published IN the Buffalo Commerci al 70
oy 'he last steamer from Chagrcs, states ba,b
anu slavery delegates to the California Convention have
oeen elected rom the district winch includes San n;.
The Daily spy., 1849-09-28
I. o. of d. e.

SolNel6AMoND LODGE, No As, will hereafter hold
us meetings at the MASONIC HALL, in Haywood Block
~ y 1913 Main Street. Per ORDER
Sept 27. d4t ~ II yU1rcO>- r,.r
The Daily spy., 1849-09-28

.nANGE OF lloURs On Monday next, Oct. l. uo
O'Clock morning train for Providence will leave At o
clock and the train which has heretofore le, =,
quarter to eleven. will leave al hall past eleven
The Daily spy., 1849-09-28

AlhN I,. r Rom THE lsIHMus. ihe steamship Cres>
yg", ,,h; o,y D"s arrived at New York from Chagres,
@"'n place she Ie on the 18Th inst. Size brings date,
from Panama 10 the 9th.
ne steamship California would leave Panama f.,
'dn francesca on the 29h, and lake the PASSENGERS
who were waiting at Panama
ohe oarque Ella Francis had sailed for San F,ancxco
with l25 passengers
The Daily spy., 1849-09-28

MR. CLAY AT SYRACUSE. Being renoes,
eu 10 make speech to the people of Syracuse
on MS arrival there TO attend the fair. Mr. Claw
de some remarks at the hotel to which be had
been conducted, of which the following was tn
conclusion.
~ snail, perhaps, very soon attend an aoricnl.
.ura' iair IN my own state; and NAV he asked
III reference 10 Syracuse, How did the Durhams
,0oK! HOW did their Devons look? What sort of
hereford Keds they have? and how did tbair
oary products appear to you, MIR. CLAY, and
Mhdt 'he display in the mechanical arts I shall
oe aoie 10 say to them discovered that tbav
mad some very fine Devons, some verv fine Her..
iord Reds, some beautiful specimens Of tbesa
''luhPhs IN the mechanical arts but cannot tail
you anything about them | am onv abIe 70 saw
oyou' mat saw there people, peopIe. people
-that saw there fac a race of men and no
beautiful collection OF ladies' as ever Issaw anv
"here You have looked to me-von IN No,
know much about me; but am pretty mucb as
| describe myself TO be; and now hope that Won
WIN aiio" me to bid you cordial and affection.
ate iareweIi-w wishing you the enoyments of all
."e DRESSINGS that bountifuI Providence en-
DCs'o"' "C' ana long, happy and prosperous lives,
N"red' ana enthusiastic cheer ing.
The Daily spy., 1849-09-28

t~s thousand persons turned out TO bunt
o'g snake In Clermont county, Ohio and remained
On 'ne ground several days, drinking, gambling
and reve'Iing, after the manner OF a Massacbn7
Se,'s military encampment. They didn't hrd The
ola serpent, but he found them. B0st0n Post
The Daily spy., 1849-09-28

The New GOVERNOR OF MIsEsorA Mr Con.
way (Kah>ge-ga-g -gah-bosh) the Indian chief, writing
from ST. Paul. Minnesota, under date Of Aug 90, SAYS
that Governor Ramsey very much liked here's he
good and well calculated for the position he has
t,ken. The way whskey sellers smart since his arrival
caution 10 The natives Several were indicted and
faed last court day"
The Daily spy., 1849-09-28

APPoISTmEsT.-Nico Fosdick has been appointed
Collector for the port Of New London.
The Daily spy., 1849-09-28

c. TON HENRY W. ELLSWORTH Our late
large al Stockholm passed through town yes
Fuay' on his way TO Indiana, whtr. he des pms
70 ia, x Ms re Idence We do not understand that
a,:L;lor'hs iIs"or'hs return has any connection with
malicious representations that sfnubt 70 'a;,in
,iS name with an alleged attempt at fraud ON the
swedish Customs-An ample yindication from
tnat charge, certified by the Minister for For
elgn Affairs OF Sweden, appeared in the pubIic
prints lew months since Mr. Ellsworth Is =
son OF the Hon. Henry L. Ellsworth. of indian,
lne W iale commissioner of Patents, TO whose wis,
e uo'h ana eiflcIency the country is nd,b bted tor
.ne . present organization, and the increased use.
aad u,aesI resui'ihg theretrom, OF that important
o." nnu teiu"oe institution, the Patent Office. and
IKE his father, he has been, from s 6rst anu
a, auction into public lite, prominent membsr Of
'he democratic party. NJ Y. Jour. ca,
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-30
HkMlLTDN'S BALSAW

M1GlHJle Family Medicine for
CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS, Liver colt
PLANTS, COUGHS, COLDS, GROUP, AsrH
MA, WHoop1NG COUGH, HoARsENEss, In
FLUENzA, SPLITTING OF BLOOD, DIFFICULT
TY OF BREATHING, PAINS IN THE SIDE
AND BREAST, &c. &c.
llAMlLTON'S
VEGETBLE SUGAR COATED AGUE AND FE-
YER PILLS; A SAFE AND CERTAIN CURE
FOR CHILLs AND FEVER, IN ALL THEIR
COMPLICATED FORMS.
Also, an efficient remedy for Fcvers Of
every description.
EIAMILTON'S
ANrI-BILL1oUs VEGETA BILE CArHARTlc ST.
GAR-CoATED PILLS.
HAMILTON'S BOWEL SYRUP,
AN INFALL1BLE cLRE FOR D1ARRHGA, Dy-
sENTERY, AND ALL LoosENEss OF THE
Bowels.
This medicine has been so we'll tested
that we think it useless to spend time in
writing about it; all we ask is, for the
people to try il.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-30
The AMERICAN AlR-TIGHT
COOK S'E'D VEIs

THE subscriber would respectfully call the
attention ofthoso who deere something
extra in the Stove way. to this beautiful al
ticle of domestic comfort.
Standing, as it does, at the head of all
Cook Stoves, it has borne the palm from all
others at ali the Mechanical Fairs this sea-
son. The Franklin Institute anc N. York
Association both gave the highest premium
to this unrivalIed Stove
Our stock Of Stoves is the largest and best
ever brought to this City, AID is comprised
in the following, viz:
The American Alright, 6 boilers;
Resor's Cincinnati Double Oven;
Bucks celebrated Cook;
Albany Elevator Oven;
Cincinnati, St. Louis and Albany boiler
Stoves: Of al sizes, from No. to 5.
Alright Parlor; plate Box Stoves;
Seven plate do for Church {. school rooms.
Tin, Sheet Iron, and Copper Work made
in superior style, by
f. ROBERTS.
Nov. 3, lS49. 1--we.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-30

II lVER COMPLAINT Tho only remedy
IL ever offered to tho public, which has new.
er failed Of working a cure, when directions
urc followed, is M'Lunes Liver Pill. 1t has
now been several years before the public, and
has been introduced in all sections Of the I'm.
ion. Where it has been used it has had the
most triu mphant success, and has actually
driven out Of use all other medicinrs. 1t has
been tried under all the different phases Of He
pats. and has been found equally eiicacous
in ALL
For sale by T. MASON, Druggist,
Main. street, Dubuque.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-30

The GREAT AND UNIVERSAL REM.
EDY for Coughs. lids, and Diseases or tn e
Lungs, now is--DR. ROGERS COMPOUND
SYRUP OF LIVER ORT AND TAR -.
Physician pronounce it Il specific for Con-
sumption. For breaking up Cough or com
mon Cold, in few hours time, it has no e.
quail. For particulars, see advertisement
Sold by T. MASON, Main street.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-30
aRSOE&CR

rs HEREBY GIVEN, to all whom it may
Il concern, that tho partnership heretofore
existing hctw en- the undersigned, under the
name and sty,o Of Hammonds and NIarkle, in
the city of Dubuque, was this day dissolved by
mutual consent 5. Nj. IIun,nonds having
purchased out the entire concern, all those in
dcbted to the late firm, either by note or book
account, arc requested to settle the same with
5. NJ. Hammonds, who is authorized 10 receipt
for the same.
S. M. HAMMONDS,
JNO. w, MARBLE.
Dubuque. January 1st, 1910 10 3m
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-30

DR.. w. J. RICHARDS, Il physician Of more
than twenty years standing in Cincinnati, says
Although it may appear unprofessirnal to
certify to the virtues Of DR.. ROC Frs SYR-
UP OF LlVERWORT AND TAR, yet he is
from sense of duty compelled so to do. A.
ter witnessing the complete cure Of Mr.. Chas
Wade, Of that city, from the very lowest stage
of consumption, by the use of two bottles OF
the medicine. See advertisement in another
column. 1t is sold Nv 60. #. MASON.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-30
SOMETHING NEW
UNDER The SUN!

g M. LANGWORTHY having purchased
~ the entire Stock Of Groceries belonging
TO K. Langworthy. would beg leave to inform
the citizens of Northern Town, that he is now
in receipt of the largest stock Of Dry Goods,
Groceries, rcady-made Clothing Boots d Shoes,
Hats, Caps, harness, Saddles, Brides, Leather,
Hard and Queenrware, ever brought 10 this
place; among which, you will 6ld the follow
ing enumerated articles of .--. 'a.'.f' 81
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-30
BY WAGON FROM DAVENPORT.

BY WAGON FROM DAVENPORT.
TIME subscriber has received. and is now
Il opening the following articles, which
have been impatiently expected.
~ dozen Mothers Relief; 3 .
do Balm of Columbus:
do Magic Hair Oil, or Oregon OIL, Gan
entire now article;I s> s.t
do Iun. Cordial-the first over bro't
to Dubuque;
do Harris Vegetable Fit Medicine,
being fresh supply, the former having been
exhausted Immediately.
TIMOTHY MASON,
Main. street, Dubuque.
Ian It'll 1919
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-30
TO THE PUBLIC.
JOHN G.. MURPHY.

JOHN G. MURPHY.
"HS just received from The Eastern CT.
IL ties, and is now opening, an extensive
and varied Stock Of
DRY G0@DS9
GROCERIES, HARDWARE, QUEENS
WARE, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS,
BONNETS,
and almost every every other article COM
prised in "a .... ..., ..
WELL-SElECTED STOCK,
too numerous TO particularise in this place,
which he will dispose of, for Cash, as low,
if not lower, than the same qualities of
Goods ever have been purchased in the Wes-
torn Country
GFPiease call and examine before purch
asing.
N. B.-Persons indebted to the late firm
of Murphy e. Burke, either on note or boob
account, will please call on the undersigned,
and settle previous to the first day of De-
cemcer next, as all outstanding debts will
Ge placed in the hands of proper officer
for collection after that date.
JNO. G. MURPHY.
Dubuque, Nov.3, ls4s. If. d.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-30
NEW ORLEANS STORE

NEW ORLEANS STORE.
GROCERIES.
SO bills. N. o. Sugar; 10 boxes Havana do
bbls crushed Sugar; 60 bags Coffee;
10 bbIs. Sugar House Mo!usses;
do New Orleans do ... r-.
10 bbls Vinegar; 40 bbls Whiskey;
100 Reams Wrapping Paper;
80 boxes Soap; IS boxes best Va Tobacco;
IL chests superior Teas; 49,. .-...@
Is boxes Imperial do
1000 lbs. Saleratus; rs bags Dry Aplpes;
RA!SINS, CURRANTS g. SPICES.
IS boxes M. Il. Raisns, @..sa -
IS / boxes do do
cask best Zlnte Currants;
40 bags Cassa, 2 bags Pmcnto;
40 lbs Nutmegs; so lbs Gloves;
2 bags Pepper; 2 boxes best Mustard; ~
boxes Pepper Sauce, s-'
just received at the Now Orleans Store.
p. ..5.. HARDWARE. a3 sstFa=
40 kegs Nails; .. .s... .:......&
S dozen Axes, Hunts md Collins'; as.
3 dozen Spades and Shovels;
Farming Utensils,
Is Cooking Alright and Parlor STOW es;
Castings, &c.; table and pocket cutlery:
y 70. WOODEN WARE. s' 5&t
10 dozen painted Tubs, - .s4
10 do do Buckets; .....{....
do covered do ... ...->.
s. GO With Brooms, Rolling Pins, clothes
Pins, Scrub Brushes, blaccing do, busting d.
Horse Brushes, &C.; Bed Cords, Mouse Traps.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
All sorts and kinds, wholesale and retail.
ga STAPLE DRY GOODS, q.
by tho package or retail. BE ~
QUEDNSWARE & CROCKERY.
The best variety IN town. and ut the cheapest
prices. .
1000 gal. Stone Ware;
$50 sctts common Teas, &c. &c.
For sale at sNew Orleans Store, - cheap,
for Cash, by FRANK SMITH & co.
dec T. 1SdS
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-30

FENAkEN UP, by the subscriber, living in
III Peru often, Jefferson Township, Du
buquc county, about the first of October last,
an cstray BULL, described as follows: color
rcd, short tail, three white feet, short scn der
horns, two years old.
GEORGE ZCLLEKOFFE FER.
Jan. 2lst, 1919. 2l.3t
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-30
a q q EsaAa

IVA VIA AE0
III AVlNG purchased the entire s,uuh in
Il FL trade of the late firm of lammonds &
Markle, respectfully solicit continuance of
the patronage heretofore so generously be.
slowed upon The late firm, assuring them that
hothing shall be left untried, with view to
give satisfaction, both as to eheapncss in price
and goodness in quality. During my tempo.
rary absence from Dubuque, | hive left my
former pnrlncr, Mr.. John w. Marklc, in charge
OF my business. He is fully Authorized to re
ce've and receipt for, in nv NAME and in m !
place and stead, all debts due me, either ind
r'duAl'y, or as the representative of tue late
firm S A. IIANMONDS
Dubuque, January 1st. lSl9.-l9.3m.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-30

I1O! TVN CAI.IT FNNIA!
r. HE undersigned, having determined to go
TO California, offers his entire Stock of Fan
cy and Staple Dry Goods. Ready. Made Cloth
ing, Boots, Shoes, Hats Caps, &c &c. at
eastern cost, either at Wholesale or Retail,
Here's chance for all you who want to buy
cheap goods. Come along, one and all, at
Bush's new Brick Store, ust above the Wa
Piles House. Don't forget the place.
II. w. HART.
Dubuque, Jan 9, 1S49 1S-2m
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-30
GROC ER!ESe&C.

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ginger, (gronnd and
whole,)
cinnamon, (ground e.
and in mats,) cloves,
nutmcgs, sage, arrow
root, macaroni, vermi-
cilli, liQuorice, CARO-
way seed, mustard ,
ground and whole y
iCarrigean Moss, for
'invalids, salaratus,
sub. carb. soda,
starch, soap, sulphur,
CASTLE soap, shaving
soap, mold, starinc,
and sperm candles,
salts, SIENNA CT. tartar
alum, log wood,
indigo. madden, cope
ras, saltpetre,
cain birthstone,
cigars, of all qualities
tobacco, Of all
qalities, cut and dry,
matches, pipes; table
salt, window glass,
No. 9 and 3.
Mackerel, y
picked pork, candle
wick, wrapping Irvine
Broomc, coffee mills,
beans. &c.
Id for q small advance
j. O'HALLORAN.
r the New Cathedral.
lS4S. Il.
country produce ia
Goods, for which the
will be SLOWED.
uantity Of prime fall