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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-09-14
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MSttes0n g. Preston,

.% 1850. 11|i
MStteson g. Preston,
& FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
JONI A. MArrnsos. ,,us rnssroS'
REFERENCES:
Messrs. romeroy & Durkee. 81 Louie
Messrs Smith aud rownsend, Nsp Or,.sns+
A. Walker, Esq. Button Rouge.
M;s;srss Williams & Lawrence. Quincy.
i. N. Msrris, ESQ.,
Messts. Wadswor'h, Dyer. & charin. Chicago.
" Ogden & Joncs.
William tiooding, Lorkpor:
Messrs. Mattesor T. Brsduer, Joliet
w r, " Wslkc, 4 Iliseling, Otss~s'
Isaac Hardy, Esq. La Sale.
lsmes Dunlap, Esq, Jacksonville.
Messrs CoItenius end Grwold, Peais.
Hon. Thomas Foid,
Messrs Bradner & Co., Nsu York.
David l.eavlt, Esq. =
Messrs Suydam, Snge & Co,
-. Corning, Homer g. Co.. AlSaay
M,ssrs s ki%Ssliy Ei p;a nc g.. Buffalo.
Jay and Webster, +"
Reed. Parks& Co, Bearer,
f." Bobb and Bishop, cleseiand.
BURROWS y Co, Cincinnati,
Williams AMI Dilworth. PitfsburS.
Knapp and 'rot,en,
-" +. and +. Faber,
:, :, hoilmI. and Coates. P',ra.
y D. Brewster, Esq, I"
Rdseiy, Esq, Springfield.
b. c: Webater, Esl,
IVn. Fem, Esq, Lacon,
.less!2. Dudley and War,!law He.reptn.
Chas, G. Wilcox, ESD Peiin,
CASH ADVANCES M,je ON C0NSIGNMeNIs
Referring 20 our card above we to kc this occasion
20 soIlci, consisnments of merchandise. either f..
sail here, or forwarding TO other points.
We shall cont!ne ourselves to commission aud
forwarding business, and feel confident in assuming
you that our experience in business and acquaint-
ance generally in the country wiilenabe us 10 give
any business with which We may be favored, the
mos, satisfactory attention.
ANY person wishing - have groceries ofany Kind
or any other article puschascd in 81, Louis OF Ne.
Orleans aud shipped to them, can have il done b.
sending their orders TO us, for 81 per cent OH III.
money invested doing rciail husnessa;.y
wcere west Of Detroit, in any other direction, chi!
depend upon having their orders filled atas low Ia,ca
they send 10 u.s. and perhaps lower than they could
by coming themselves. Every attention shall be ri.
ven to having goods put in good order and shipped
at low rates, however small the amour, may b, hat
is sent 10 Us 10 be invested. lshalbe done r,onp,
ly and to order. rATrTsoN & pREsrp-
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To Western Merchants!
HATS, CAPS. AND FUR GOODS.
AT WHOLESALE.

TNHE subscriber in addition To very large stock
l. oi his own manufacture, is now receiving from
the largest and best manufacturing establishment a,
the east, complete assortment Of Hats, Caps and
Fur Goods. designed expressly tor the wholesale
trade which will be sold ON liberal terms and q, New
York prices, adding transportation HIS goods have
been manufactured with great care and the styles n.
dap,ed to he western trade HIS stock will always
be complete aiiording merchants and hat,es an OPP
portuniiy oikeepng good assortment wi,hou! buy
ing an overstock OF goods that change in style very
often. J. A. SMITH, ITO Lake Street.
ChIcppo Auyust n
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TNIE Gun Shop formerly occupied by T. Ilo-
L and. vii close on the 10Th OF Spiember. All
persons having guns or other articles there, will
pra'e cal pay charges and take them away Per
snns knowing themselves IN le.icd will confer ia
vor by paying ;hrirnccnunts. t. HOLLANDS
Ottawa. September Z.
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Ga SIl Advances /.

ON KEGS White Lead 81 AMI pure also Lln-
ooo seed OIL, Puuy, LethrIge, Chrome and Paris
Green, Red lead. Pfussian BiGc Vrrmllion, sp'n-
i.h Sruwn, English Venetian Red rtench an' eon 3,
Uouochr Lump Black, SplGis TmpeulEs., Ccpa.
and Japan Varnlsh, sc. for sale .ow by
Dec II WALLER 4 llICKLING.
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CnShs cash.

4 LII persons indebted to the subscriber either by
"A note or book account, will please call and set
tie Aug "a. JoHy LOCKWOOD.
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y NEIY Two Horse Lumber Wagons. superior
= article for sale cheap Tor cash. Inquire OF
Aup 81 {, HTPR
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Select school.

MISS MARY S LEE designs opening n selec
vi school for lads and misses, on Monday, Aug
&c, IN the school room hack Of the Methodist church
formerly occupied by Miss Cody.
Ottawa Aug q
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WHEREAS Hester, my wife has withou, Just
w cause or provocation, left my bed and board
this is therefore TO forbid all persons hnrborng or
trusting her my account, as shall pay debts Of
her contracting after this date. ARTHUR KELLY.
Lisbon Aug 81
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ESTABLISHED In 1885.
80 css.ss offer eD Sr 70. ssit 1 10 ssSn ss,
dealers and physicians large and wei
selected stock Of Drugs and Medieires
Cd among which are
100 lbs Turkey Opium, 50 lbs Calomel.
100 " Phuv, Rnharb, 80 Morphine,
100 Bark 900 Sup. Car Soda,
$780, 800 :. Sal Epso"' 20; eco :. 1 ,rai, Acid,
POO" Aocs, 500 F" Ginger Root,
3obbls I.ogwood, 2obts Camwood,
10 " Fu-tic, 3 Blue Virlol,
; Copcfas, 5 Mum,
= carboys OH Viuiol, scarboys acils,
bbs mudder, case Indigo.
OILS AND PAINTS,
10 bbls l,rsred Oh, 1000 lbs Sed lead.
10 Sn,s rurpentinc. 1000 9 Putty,
5" venidan Red olive Oh,
800 kegs white lead, 5 Sperm Oil.
70 bbls fire rroofpain,, 5 /" lamp black
CLASS
$50 boxes NcCully's win. 100 boxes Phials,
dow glass from 7x9to so Beetles,
BRUSHES
Pain, Tooth
Varnsh Clothes
Sash Shoe
together with great variety Of other kinds.
PATENT MEDICINES
oiaii the most approved and popular kinds. by the
dozen, nj manufactured prices.
WINES AND LIQUORS
Od MADEIRA. London Dock Brandy
Sciy Seigne,te and Rasteau do.
Old Dry Fort. Holland Gin,
sweet Jamaica Rum.
Pale Sherry. Alcohol, Bay Rum. &c.
CIGARS
4 large and well selected stock Of the choicest
brands OF
Havana, Prncipe. Repnlia.
Plantation, Manila, Pressed, &c.
feriumcry. surgical instruments, trusses Of the
best manufacture aud in the laigcs variety.
IN acquaintance OF l6 year with the Drug Trade
OF tins section authorizes 10 state that we sup
ply the COUNTRY TRADE with articles as good
and on terms as liberal as any other house west Of
Bn Halo
Person. sending orders. will be as well treated rs
1t present to price goods; and all articles will be
well packed, so rs to stnnd rough roads Call and
try us Chicago Sept Z, ls50-ly
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OOO BOXES glass, assorted sizes, from 7x9 to
COU l2x20, also Glassware. PLAIN and hulted
and sham bottomrd Tumbllers. Just reed from the
manufactures and for sale by Walker Hickling.
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K0HN AND MANDLEBAUMS COLUMN.
Fall and Winter Stock Of Goods
"LooK BEFORE YOr LEAP ~,

"LOOK BEFORE YOC LEAP
There saying, old enough, hut
And nlude rhymng verse
here sbenehis attached which all safe r-ap
But inind whatever else "LOok before
Some tradesmen
They determined do right, though others do wrong
They opened displayed
They anred-largeiy bought, and spoke praises
For successful advanced fnvur,es The mass;
both
IN ehVou OF noble why that
Could wre the lauies they had won by putting aud display
As kohn& Mandebaum have
and make much like sa lean be
look clothes
They little care for quality, nor Look before they Leap
But mark the full result Of this. wronc;
Issye-hs pce-is qualnythat looked for by .hrong;
know ciostand above clothing gpodas
lhe Ahnoan awake, they Look before they Leap
Ihciame house deep, fDho
gold cihesa
advantag swell
lie Mandlebauas, Lean"
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20 PlOws.
r G. NATTINGER has a new supply of the
stock will be found superior to the plows heretofore
.old in this place. The manufacturer has added
several important improvements. Persons wanting
breaking plows CT N be supplied. Ottnwn mar 9.
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SusV VI cChOOs Lana.
NOTICE Is hereby gwen that will offer NJ nub.
IN tc sale. at the court house in Ottawa, on fh,.
10Th dag O. October, between the bosp 0f o,cos,
a. NJ. and o'clock 4. NJ ot said day. se0sjoo Ia
In township - north, range 3, east Gf "a pr,ncoai
meridian, as sibdiyidedy the uNs,res Of said town
chip Terms. cash. with the privilege u ear,, pur.
chaser to loan the amount Of his bid o. provided by
law Sept. "A. l.. y. DrLAso,
School Commissioner of la Sail, ca
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

valuable RcHi Estate Tor Sale.
'INilE east half of lot block 81 together with the
i large and convenient dwelling erected thereon,
Is now offered tor sale. Terms. one half cash and
one halt on credit Of six months, with interest.
For further particulars. inquire OF Cathnrine Dona.
hoe, on the premises, or Of Norris & Fisher.
Ottawa. Iur 81
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More New Goods
AT THE CHICAGO CASH STORE,
Opposite Cnsiman's
MANTlLLASan aud wide black silks, white Grape
WI shawIs, linen cdgngs, Lisle and cotton duo,
Cambria and Swiss edgings and insertions LADIES'
worked collars and cuffs, belt ribbons, hosiery and
gloves OF all kinds Bonnet Ribbons, a beautiful ar
ticle just received, Barred musns n, shilling and
upward. Caicoe. D cts and up. Shcetncs and shir-
tings att ctsand up, Lawn III cts yard. Linen
Gnghams Is cts nnl every article in the store will
be sold as low as ths same quality can be bought
west of New York. Call nj the
chicago Cash Store. Ottawa.
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KENTUCKY MUTUAL
Life Insurance Company,
Al Covin.ion Ky.
w d. ROBBINS, PRESIDENT.
a l., GREER, VICE PRESIDENT.
j. X. PAYSON. SECRETARY.
Board OF Directors.
". r. RopNIss, J. $. MoRGAS.
E * I G iE!Fass.. ! ). + !. S MssE,
X: N. lVrrHERs, S. J. IpALKER.
J. i. MoREuEAD Solicitor.
r. PRErLow, NJ. D., Physician,
j. u. CASEY, Chairman Com on Finance
The terms upon which tins company insure Life
are peculiarly favorable To the Insured much more
so, 1t is believed, than the terms Of any other Life
Insurance Company, TO wit:
The great security afforded in a Guaranty Fund
ofslOO,OOO, $50 600 otwhich has been paid in cash.
and $4,000 secured in the safes, manner, by Bond
or Mortgage of Real Estate;
Rates Of Premium gredtlyreducedi from the RI tes
OF other Companies, and more equally graduated
Insurance tor the benefit OF married tpome sec
from the creditors OF their husbands;
The insured not liable 10 assessments for l,sses
No extreme hdsdrds taken bu this company;
An annual Dividend 10 all policy holders, paun.
bic in cash also. additions made to life policie,
every fpc years;
Notes taken npart for payments;
Policies issued upon application without delay
causing no loss oinsurance OF the parties.
Lives oI el'ner sex insured between the ages o
fourteen and sixty inclusive for year or for life
The pamphlets and tracts published by the com
pany will be found 10 contain much valuable inform
alton respecting the nature, principles, application
and benefits OF life insurance Also, an examination
OF the plans Of the other mutual companies OF III,
country and a full explanation OF the plan propose,
by this COMPANY together with various tables, on
showing the rates of premium for the term of life o
several companies compared with the rates Of thi
campany, for all ages and terms at which nsuranc,
ismade Pamphlets and tracts furnished gratis. an,
applications received and forwarded by
aug. Jolly. q. BURR, Agent. Otta,pd, M.
d ID. THOMPSON, NJ. ID. Medical Examiner
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Wheat or Cash
Sale of School Land.

NJ USTpay some accounts and notes at e. Nat
vi fingers rery soon Aug u.
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HHEREfS my wife Margaret has left my bed
w an board without Just caus. or provocaton.
thus - therefore TO forbid all persons ,rStu or har-
BORN, her my account. as shall pay no debts OF
her contracting Sept Z JoHS LAYTRY
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4 Shop ana Dwelling to Rent.


4 N the Court House square In Ottawa, on mod
" eFnr terms. Enqune 1t Norris & Fishers OF.
iirr
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dn the publ
ertsnd
Louis Mo
L, Thomson Otw
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4
ehhemS
U h
We
VI IL the HrchH~ rtherot
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Chain PlissuDs


Administrators >a'e.
WILL re rold OF Saturday the S,h Jay ONO.
w 'cnl.r next, on the premises. the p,rsUna
properly OF William K Brown, dec. ased
Sept IL l. 4 SAyGcp tgt,'r
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('IOillS.

CLOTHS.
RROADCLOTHS Of all colors and qualities, e..
- cy and plain casancrcs. heavy Sleeps grew. Is:
ti'etp. twceds Ienns, hard times, also canton a:.D
woollen Flanne!s, Linscys, &c, JUS, received Mt
sp!T CUSHMAN's
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Fish.
MO IL, sEd Macacsc. Goldfish and White.
~ ,.sl. IGst received by Im3l CusuMAr
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1NfIIS Medicine is for sale by The tubscribsr The
i public are requested to read the certificate of
Mr.. Levi Hills, below. J. q. NArriaonR.
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Nails.
Fresh Tens

10D KEGS bes, quality Boston nails, assorted s;ses,
iVu also ~ kegs fence nals 70. sale by CusnsaN.
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Books and Stationery.

A LARGE assortment of Blank Books, can, letter.
"A and bill paper. Ink, pens. waters, stamps, sanp
boxes, envelopes. cards. &c. &c. Just received at
apr. CUSHMAN's
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New Goods,

DAlNTS and OlLS--We are now receiving a
L large 10, OF Pure Extra No Lead Linse ed
$. Lard Oils. Whiting &c, which will I've sold low
iorcnsh. nir?3 CUsuMAS
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Lnay fnI1.
A LII d.his due JOHN T. HlNSfAN 4 Co
~ and HUMAN L. BARNES, net ps,+ s-,.,
'rsi day o. August, vii! tcsawah J. stsu, &. g.
'~s''n wv ju'yn, !ssr
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kCLARKE g. Co. ZOE, lake street,
NV Chicago. offer for sale to country
dealers, and physicians large and well
H selected stock Of Drugs and Medicines,
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100 BONES Gins, al,sizcs. a, low prices.
~ az lsV alA lnhH Hos rn
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LNOORiNG---Cons' unity on hand, both H.
II and inch and 1Lhr,rr, a, the Planning Mi,
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Public School.
Mr.. e. L. jerks. will commence the Put. .
wi School in THE district. on Wednesday the .;
inst. in the house Immediately north Of The Ameri-
can tiorse. asig.li, 1889
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EO0 Heavy Winter Goats, at the low price Of 50 so
Voo for sale by KonN II MANpLEYAuM.
Sept. a.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-07-24

The Fort Des Moins Star, thus speaks fthe
effects of the Messrs. Hampstead and Gillespy,
at that place, on the 9th inst.
Suffice it to say, that Col. Hemp stcad made
splendid speech of an hours length which con-
sisted of a mastery review of the parties
of the State and nation, and fall and can
did statement of the princi pies he protested
and the measures he advocated. He made fine
impression upon our citizens, not only by his
talents and attanments, but by his kind and gen
tlcmanly department. George Gillespy made
q plain and condid exposition of the present pos
iton and state tho Board of Public Works, and
COMPLETELY vndicated himself fronlth attack vi
DR.. Nosler his opponent, who had preceded him
IN a long windy speech, in which that buttoon,
the wag, and the clown was most conspicuous
We are sorry that more of the citizens of this
section of the State have not the pleasure of a
personal acquaintance with Mr.. Gillespy, the
Democratic Candidate for Treasurer ofthc Board
Of Publict Works.
We met him at Iowa City last month, and
were favorably impressed with the man.
His very couatcnancc bespeaks the noblcness
of his Nature, and Intelligence, franlness and
candour are stamped upon his very features.
A few minutes conversation with upon polltl-
cal matters served to convince us that his heart
was warmly engaged in the success OF Demo
cratic Doctrines and that he is thorou shty i'm
bued with the purity Of the principles which
characterize our organization. No Citizen OF
Iowa will ever regret any assistance he may len'
in placing Mr. Gillespy in the seat to which h,
has hecn nominated
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-07-24

MoRALlTY TAUGHT BY RErRACTloN AND RE
Election. The public is indebted to Mr.. Ha-
ger, the writer i'll the Telegraph, for the con-
struction Of an apparatus for teaching morality
without book or teacher. This apparatus is con-
structed on the same principles as the we'll
known daguerrean picture taker, and differs
from it more in the effects which it is capable of
producing than in its construction.
BY the operation Of this contrivance, person
can not only sssee himself others see him.
but can apply it in such manner that he can
see others as they themselves cant see.
What makes this invention more valuable is
that person having lost all the senses except
that of sight, can receive the mental impression
produced by the apparatus, and the pictures pro.
duced upon the mind are vivid and indelbe
that they can neither be obiteratcd nor effaced.
Wonderful man, that Hager is We hope the
public will encourage him to continue his scen
tiic experiments.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-07-24
The Cholera.

Ten deaths occurred in this city on Saturday
and Sunday last from cholera, to wit, MIR. David
Harrison; Mrs Francis Wise, sister of Messrs.
J. w. s. E. lsett, Of Wapello, on visit at Gov.
Clarke's Mrs. Christina II. Clarke, wife of
Gov. Clarke and daughter Of Hon. Henry Dodge,
u. S. Senator from Wisconsin; Miss Jane Stull
daughter of Gen. o. II. w. Stull, formerly Sec
rotary Of the Territory Of Iowa; Mrs. Julia Ann
Whitehead, wife of Mr.. David Whitehead, mer-
chant, and four children, Mary, Amelia; Rachael
and Mathew; and Mrs. Deitcher, wife of MIR.
Deitcher, grocer. Most of there occurred on
Saturday and Sunday night, some two or three
on Sunday. The Mortality in MIR. Whitehead S
family is truly fearful and peculiarly affective
almost insupportablc-and has created a deep
and wide spread sympathy in this community
We are informed that MIR. w. and his Oldest
child have so far escaped attack.
A favourable change occurree in the atmos-
phere of Sunday morning-thc wind blowing
freshly from the north west-and there has been
no new attacks, SO far as we can learn, since
Sunday IL o'clock.
Burlington Telegraph July 10th.
appearance at Muscatimc.
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MAMMOTH MAMA STCaHs.z!!!!
EvoN, Steel, GLASS s. Gzrocertc:
CHEAP! CfIEAPEN!! CliI,hPESTM!

FgvHE undersigned has just returned from
4 Pittsburgh, where he has purchased the
LARGEST and cheapest stock Of Iron, Steel, Nails,
Castings, and Window Glass, ever brought to
this place, all OF which was purchased directly
from the Manufacturers for CASH, and frcighted
round at very low rates, in consequence OF which
he defies competition He calls the attention
Of country merchants to his Stock, as he feels
confident that he can sell them anything in his
line cheaper than they can buy similar goods IN
ST Louis, and pay the ordinary rates OF trans
portation. His stock consists in part OF the to!-
lowing:
$50 Tons assorted Iron;
10 Tons ass'd Cast Z. B. Spring & plow Steel;
200 Sets ass'd Wagon Boxes;
300 pieces hollow, Kettles, Ovens, &c.
1875 kegs Nails and Spikes;
$50 boxes ass'd Window Glass
Also, Anvils, Vices, Axes, Springs, ShoVels
Forks, Hoes, Slcdges, Hammers, Axes, Hatch
cts, Files, and nearly every kind OF tool called
| for.
He also keeps Groceries of all kinds, at whole
sale or retail; and Il general assortment OF LII
quors; among which may be found the best OF
Wines and Brandys for sickness, and few bar
rels of superior old Rye Whiskey.
Also. Linseed Oil, Lard Oil, Whale Oil, Tan,
ners Oil, Castor Oil, Castor Oil, Spirits Of Tur
pentne Tar pitch, Oakum, &c.
He also keeps general assortment Of Wood
en- Ware, such as Tubs, Bukets, Wash Boards
Churns, Wooden Bowls, Butter Ladies, Butte
Prints, Mop Sticks, &c. &c.
IS Bbls "Louisville," Hydraulic Cement
And great variety Of other articles too tedious
to enumcratc; all Of which will be sold low by
JOHN SIMPLOT.
Number So, West side of Main-street, few
doors north ofthe City Hotel.
Dubuque, May 29tl,, 1850. 3o-tf
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Valuable Farm for Sale,
TgYWO miles from the City of Dubuque, con-
Il tanning three hundred acres; about sixty
acres under fence From its advantageous stu
alton, and superior quality of land, this can cas'
ly be made one of the most profitable and desI-
rahlc farms in the western country. 1t VIII De
sold chcap-onc- fourth cash, onc-tourth on the
first Of A pri, 1851, and number Of years will
be given on the balance.
Inquire at the Office Of Davis & biSscli.
p W. CRAWFORD.
Dubuque, June 18th, 1880. 4l-Gt
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-07-24

INSURE YOUR SrocK.-An Agency for the
Insurance Of stock has been established in this
city in charge of c. Cookery Esq'r. Draymen,
Farmers and others, whom accident may at any
time deprive of favorite or useful animal would
do we'll to secure themselves against loses of
this kind.
This is the first opportunity offered in this quar-
ter, and we hope our friends will be wise enough
to profit by it. Remember that very small
sum will insure horse.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-07-24
NEW BOOK STORE.
HKSOWLEDGE Is POWER.
J.,,Es BLANCHARD g. Co.,

VTAVE just opened on Main Street. next door a'. "E
III w. p Wie,tmans, well selected stock of School
and Miscellaneous Books together With an ext nsivc as
sortment sationr consisting OF Blu" and Viii Cap
Blue and White Letter; Fine French Satin Letter. and
all the different varieties of note paper W it'll spcn-
did lot of Buff, White, and Fancy Envelopes; Nonino?.
and Fine nkstands; Quila Steel Pens Gold Pens and
Pencils, &C. &c.
We have for sale very choice Works, both Prose
and Poetry, by the celebrated Writers OF the Past
and Present aye; got up in tn" most beautiful style.
ALSO,
A Superior article of Bibles, Family aud Pocket, with
clasps and otherwise We have 81 AT variety of fame!
articles usually kept in Book stores, to which We invite
the attention of Ladies and Gentlemen of the City and
Country All of the above articles shall sell at price:
much lower than usual.
Dubuque, July 9th 1852. "A