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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-03-20
EER EWG S:

Hon. Il. y. CArH4v, lawyer, Vincenncs, indiana;
!Acon pEA NanQfacinrer, KnoA County, Indiana
". J. lEnERu, Merchant, NinCenncs, do
Hon. {. II. ALLEN, Lawyer do do
HOMAGE +. PECK, Merchant, DO do
ZErtIA PLATr, Lawyer, New York City.
Tx Coy. D. WALLACE, Lawyer indianapolis, Indiana;
I. +. BEHnRIpcE, Merchant, Lafayette, do
p p. BALLET, do Fort wayne, do
WALTER Wt.Anty, do Tcrsc Hantc, do
IIENRY u. AILls, do Evansville, do
II. K. SSciIuoLcnArr, Naturalist, Washington, D. c.
NINcrSr +. WEST, NJ. D., Pike County, Indiana
X. H. CARNAN, President.
L. s. WHITNEY, E'ccreiary.
N: n. HAYDEN, Agent,
December E5, 1919. 1&-Iy. Dubuque.
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EsarraR for Sale.

l. offers for sale his FARM sections IL and 49, r
So, r. 9 f. This is of the valuable Farms in
Dubuque and will be sold either in body in parcels
suit purchasers. is situated four miles south of Du-
buGue and near the military road The farm is well
tered and contains fine mill site il, and consists of
very fertile. 4 good bargain will be given.
For further particulars, enquire of the subscribers oh the
premises or of T.. S. & ID. S. Wilson, in Dubuque.
.- JOHN O'CONNOR.
Feb 81, 1850. IS BINS.
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WHOLESALE
Clothing Esssa ssEisEa2iscait.

A RCHIBALD YOUNG g. Co., have rcmov-
n ed to their new store, No. 80 Main street,
second door south of Locust where they are re-
cciving an unusual heavy stock of ready made
Clothing for spring and summer trade. We al
SO have large stock of wollen and other cloth
ing, suitable for the trip to California. All OF
which will be sold at the lowest possible prices
ARCHIBALD YOUNG & Co.,
80 Main street, St. Louis, Mo
WAIVER, MINOR a. Co.,
19E Penrl street New York
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Dissolution.

yEYHE Firm of G. w. & NJ. J. BTRroN was
4 dissolved February 23d, 1850, by mutual
consent The accounts of the late firm will be
settled by GEORGE w. BURros, who will still
continue in the business at the same stand, on
the corner opposite the NAPLES House, Dubuque,
Iowa. GEO. w. BURTON,
March 10. 1885, NJ J. BURTON. 3
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DOCToI; E. E. CLARI

DOCTOR T.. II. CLARK
HI RESPECTFULLY tenders his professional
ID, services to the citizens of Dubuque and vi
entity. Office on Main Street oyer Mr. Van
Hagnn's store j. II. naa.s q hsl.as I'll
Dubuque, Iowa, Mar. 90, 1850. n2s 6m.
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FIRE, INSURANCE,
W s2sSaiaagtoEl County NEgstsEas EsRsyE-
rance Company!
CAPITAL STOCK Or PnEMluM NOTES $3.50, 90

CAPITAL STOCK oEPnEMIuM NOTES sSso, 900.
TKy II subscriber has been appointed Surveyor of the
Il Washington County .EitHat Insurance Company, tho
main office of which is situated at Granville, Washington
county, New York, and is prepared receive appca
tons for insurance. in said Company.
This is the largest Nutua! Insurance Company in the
United States having over 5000 members None
of its sks in large cities, and its losses
sequeny few; thereby enabling it TO insure at
than any Company doing business in the West. FAD
Particulars freely communicated, application By letter
or otherwise.
"t J. Nj CUSTER,
Rockville Delaware County, Iowa.
Jan. 90, 1851 20-Gia.
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III. Y. COX q co. r...-s.. .
= ST LOUIS MO

ST. LOUIS, MO,
BOOTS, SHOES, AND SHOE FINDINGS,
HATS, CAPS, AND BoNNETs, ARTI-
FiCAL FLOWERS, UAEBHELLASAN AND
- PARASoLS; WRITING AND WRAP
PING PAPER; PoNGEE AND OTHER
SILK HDKF's. RIBBoN%2, LACEs, EDG-
iNGs, HOSI cry, g. GLOVES OF ALL
KINDS, TRIMMINGS, SMALL WARES,
AND VARIETY GCODs:
TITO whom we invite the attention of Country Merchants,
Il and pledge ourselves 10 sell them Goods as low ii
not lower, than any house of the Mountains; "for
can and viii do IL" &c. look outfor No. 81, Main ST.
between Locust and Olive, east side. s
ST. Louis, Feb. 81, 1850. 25.5ms.
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Sale of EseaE Estate.

HgY virtue of q License granted by the Court
, of Probate of Jackson county, the subscri-
bers will expose to sale to the highest and best
bidder, on Thursday, the 2eth day of March,
1850, the Real Estate of Patrick Thornton, jr.,
deceased, consisting of the following property,
viz: The west half of N. w. quarter of section
thirty-four, (34) township 81, north of range 3,
east of the 9th P. M.,-SO acres, with improve
ments. Also, the west half OF northwest quar-
ter of section twenty-seVen, (27) 30 acres first
rate timber. Aiso, the southwest quarter Of the
south west quarter of section twenty seven en-
40 acres, with improvements.
The sale to be held on the premises, between
the hours Of 10 in the morning and four in tho
afternoon.
SYLVESTER STEVENS, Admir-.
ANN THORNTON, Adrn'rx
Prairie Springs, Feb. 18th, 1850. S3-6w.
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HATS, Caps. :.sa.s Stray Goods.

Hats, Caps. :.sass stray Goods.
~. BRADFORD < CO,
Nos. 1913 and 10, .Nlia Street, 81. Loui3, .'lo.
ANE commenced receiving their Spring GuudS, en-
bracing every variety in their line adapted 10 this
!cra trade: and have ROW In store and TO arrive of
SILK AND MOLESkIN CAPS:
IS dozen fine fashionable molcS,s;n hats
100 " Nvs !, ? and g. fashionable silks hats,
l23 " low prices am2uia
FUR HATS, ASSORTED:
rs do2 fashionable Russia hats assorted qualities;
300 g low crown, b. tTm do do, g
IS black and pearl sporting hats;
400 6: mems taliiu mia g {!
loo g do hungarian sup. article;
50 do ide brm and fashionable soft beaver and
$50 bows California hats, assorted;
100 {" do mems white, pearl AID brown kossut!l
80 Hats; "
25 g g b. brm white stiff q
40 g boys pearl sporting fur
90 " ci!dren's fancy beaver
SAXONY AND WATER PROOF HATS.
100 doz mems white, pearl green, brown black Mex-
50 g &" " '' e Congress do
$50 white and black common stiff wool do
200 " boys brown and black Mexican hats,
100 I" 6 common white and black wool do
So g mems glazed water proof do.
CLOTH CAPS, &c
$50 doZ mems cloth caps, assortkd qualities
100 1" g silk plush and silk glazed caps;
200 g boys cloth caps, assorted qualities;
50 GO mems glazed caps, with capes
PANAMA, LEGnoRN, STRAW, PALM LEAF HATS.
200 dvz mems high and low double brim Leghorn
Hats, ~
$50 g &C &C single F"
60 extra fine and medium Panama
IS " China pearl and pedal straw '
1900 mems palm leaf hats, assorted;
500 boys g g I"
$50 6 &. pedal and Leghorn hats;
IS g mems German and CaiiiotEia straw do.
Our goods directly from the manufacturers and ha-
wing been selected with great by practical chan
ic feel confident that we present inducements not
to be surpassed in this market by offering good goods
adapted 10 tho trade, at prices which think will insure
satisfaction Dealers generally, wanting good goods at
rcunerating prices respectfully invited examine
Cur stock before purchasing.
We have hand large assortment of superior goods
bought with direct view to the coming spring California
cmigraon consisting of extra fine & heavy white brown
and black California fur Hats Caps with capes, water
proof Hats &C. &c, all of which will sell wholesale
or retail, at reasonable prices. A. i. & co.
ST. Louis, March Gth 1850. SOFT
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Remarkable Cure OF Ccnsun, tioza.

Mr.. Scovill I was taken with most Distress
ing cough, and my lungs became 50 diseased
that bled in short time several quarts. | was
reduced so low that all my friends, and even my
Physicians, thoug ht must die with Consump
ton My brother hearing Of the remarkable
made by Dr.. Rogers Liycrwo-t and Tar,
procured bottle, and before had taken one
half, 1t seemed to 20 to the eery scat Of TIC dis
case. It raised alarge quantity Of phlcgm and
matter, and my cough was stopped by a
charm. And by its use was restored to perfect
health. GABRIEL WHITEHEAD.
Sworn to and subscribed the 26th day of No.
vcmbcr, 1S45. II. L. SPENCER.
~. Mayor of the City of Cincinnati
Sold by
:......s L. F. GILLESPIE,
Druggist Globe Building Mans, Dubuque.
March, 90, 1850.
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last NGItcG :

"a & Z!RELE, that have failed to comply with
our previous notice, VIII find their notes or &c
counts in the proper officers hands to collect,
unless some other Arrangement is made with the
subscribers before the frs: day CT April next.
NAPLES & ZfGKLE.
March -. 1850: o?-.f..
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District Co.art, May Tersn--lS5O.
STATE OF IOWA, 49,
Dubuque, County.

- II u OF TO " ~, O,
Dubuque, County.
Benjamin Rupert, }
VS.: }Assumps;t s; Attachment.
Jacob II lrr:.an.
~ HE Defendant will take notice, that on the
I 2clh day Of September, A. d., l2to, the
plaintiff in the above entitled suit, sued out Of
tho Clrrl's Oliicc Of the District Court in and
for the count: aforesaid, a Writ Of Attachment
against the property of TIE above named detend-
ant, in the above entitled cause, for the sum CT
twenty dollars iorty-fve ccnts-and that
unless the said defendant appear and plead on
the first day of the next term Of said Court, judy
rnent will be entered against the said defendant,
and the property attached will be sold to satisfy
The same.
l. P. VAN uAGAN, Clerk
Of the District Court.
March -, 1850. 2s-4w
Loyell {. sSamucls, A:tY s for pis'tf.
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TTNHE PHOENIX INSURANCE COMA have reduced their
q special premium fer travelling risk, from and
half and half per cent, payable only The
premium for residence in California being the
in other parts OF the United States.
X. a. & T.. II. SMITH.
1870.
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Sacramento Hospital, Suffers Fort, NOV. :
-, lS49.
Attest: Chas. II. Cragin, NJ d.
MO Republican.

TIE SUNDAY Press IN N. Y.--The clergy
have commenced a war Of determination, against
the Sunday papers. A meeting of Clerical and
Secular delegates from the different city church,
cs was held in the Hope Tabernacle, Broadway,
On the 10th Of February, for the purpose of de-
vsing means to stop the publication and sale Of
Sunday papers, Chicago Jour.
And the newspapers and news boys have put
themselves in an attitude Of defiance, and prom
isc not only to repel the attack, but TO carry the
into The camp of their opponents. This
war may tend to purify the morals Ct all con-
ccrncG.
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Empire Store.

TIME undersigned having purchased the entire Stock
Il WOODWARD Il BROTHERS, begs leave ~ inform the
will continue the business at the old stand, on th
west side Of ainst, nearly opposite NAPLES House.
where lie will be glad to receive the custom Of the friends
Of the late firm.
He is authorized to receive all moneys due tho firm OF
Woodward & Bros and 10 receipt for the same.
EDWARD WOODWARD.
Dub,quc Iowa, Feb no, 1850, 24-tE
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For California;!

TEyHE undersigned have this day sold their entire Stock
j. of Goods to EDWARD WOODWARD, and wolld take
this opportunity of informing those who indebted
either by note or otherwise, that will expect all
the old stand All claims against them will be promptly
paid.
WOODWARD & BROTHERS.
Feb 90 1850. 24-ft.
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Risks in lives ofperson going California will be taken
q: al extra rate al premium.
Pamphlets, blank forms Of application, ard al papers
necessary t full information the sulec, Of Life Inyu
rance, always - be had at the Office.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-03-20

NEWSPAPER CREDIT SrsrEM.-Thc Cores
pendent Of the Baltimore Patriot, speaking of
the National Intelligencer, says that the out
standing debts due to that establishment
tmated at 100000. On this, the Boston Her
aid remarks
awe doubt not there are other subscription
papers, the proprctors of which can tell as sad
story as the above. The loss Of every paper
of the kind is no less on an average than TWEEN
t, per cent. per annum. We know an instance
which occurred in this city, few years ago,
where an old establishment was compelled to
fail, at the same time its outstanding debts We're
not less than $4,000 dollars, not one quarter Of
which was ever collected by the assgnecs.-
The late Mayor Russell once attempted to draw
up his subscribers to the paying point-sonc of
them were indebted to him for twenty years sub
scription. One of these ordered him to stop the
paper. ''Ill be d. said he, ''if take pa
per from any man who duns me to pay for IT.
The old fellow had been reading his paper for
twenty years without paying cent t. its pro-
prctor.
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No. 1Es, TEss:sR-s1vect, st. E.ossis, Eso.

NO" the apr Na"hing spring manl:c urng the
l. largest and most c"inirtc assortment of CLOTH
ING fierce! in i any other city, which we feel
confident is and made In asIprr3r .ylc any other
stock ,irrccd III the West FROM tie long expert
that we have had. and tie many advantages that
possess in purchasing manufacturing etc, feel per
irctiy as cured in picdcing ourselves
&c sell lower than any otE.er E1oIse.
Merchants. by locking through ,rr sck vii! find thai
thCy purchase lI" IL" bought in AM, eastern
r..S". "" will I,!"Ig" ourselves Gdpiir:lte any bill
sale al retail trade OF St Louis, crraii. tia. Cur
good r"h better adapted to- TIE wants ii c
l''nu!atItn Khan any st i. manufactured
~ TIE UNITED STATES.
We have Ills made great improvements and aGd-
ton" t.uuf store, ana We now have three i2rg, stories
CROWDED WlTE FRESH GOODS.
Merchant, who have never kept clothing will do well
To try IT, rs ii will Letter profit and leave fewer
nai!ts t;a, ntitr style of goods
The great advantage in goods Is, iat they
CIT that garment will fit person vary rrll inches
in size We V i'll guarantee every oil *ul hlt there
wi" Not be single article but what will fiji and please !!
/; common Il IN" FIR every merchant say titt :9 i'll
sell lower 'han lis nciThcr, but only say It, hut
determined 10 do It. ~ pruoi Of il. refer
thousands ui the SErrWtc>l p !a>"r ll visit Tie city,
lhtj sell 20 regularly.
i5.l goods ordered, packed Tie iaWc3, cash prices
and those that do MT please e returned.
We hay" but Gle st&rc in the city,
''ATs No. Has, Tzsa1ss~Sarcet.
Merchants visiting New York will always find at our
house, No 49, Broadway, large ana clnlctr stock, at
lowe. process than any other house.
JOHN i. MARTIN & BROS
March 9th, lrl1 23.ti
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MARRIED--At Ead's Grove, Delaware
County, the l2.h, inst, Mr. AMARIAu KlE-
BEE, ofDubuque CO., to Miss MAL!SDA LEE,
Of the former place.
On the 18th, Mr. GEoRGE SEELy of Dubuque
CO., TO Miss MARY AUsEssy Of Delaware CO.
On the 18th, Mr.. ADAM HART of Rockville,
to Miss LOUISA CLARK Of Dubuque county
Iowa.
On the 18th, inst. at Clayton, Clayton county,
Iowa, by L. S. McCallister, J. P, Mr. George
Hursh to MISS Catharine Tunck.
At Colony, Iowa, on the 14th, by the Rev. E.
B. Turner, Mr.. JESSE B. BA1LY to Miss MAR
GAnET G. daughter ofDavid Moreland
DIED.-In this city on Monday morning the
18th inst, JOHN BEEcHER HoLBRooK, son OF
Rev John C.. Holbrook, aged 10 years.
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I Ey Those expecting to die i'll California Voc
| do we'll to look at the following bill CT ITEMS
which accompany the last stage Of human exisl
ltcrcc in that land Of speculation.
\ HospIrAL CuAKGEs ~ CAIlroNHIA.-The
ALLOWING is specimen Of hospital chargcs in
California, being bill sent to gentleman in
Baltimore, for payment fer services rendered to
his deceased brother.
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District Court--a MAY Term. 1850.
STATE OF IOWA, .
Dubuque County.
J. =. w HItcneT,
w: IAssumpsit and Attachment

: Assumpslt and AttachmeNt
Sam. Woodman. )
vsvHE Defendant will take notice, that on the
! 25th day of September A. d. lS4o. The
plaintiff in the above entitled suit, sued out ofthe
clerks Office of the District Court in and for the
county aforesaid, Writ Of Attachment gainst
the property of the above named defendant in
the above entitled cause, for 4 sum not less than
fifty dollars, and that unless the said defendant
appear and plead the first day of the next
term Of said Court, Judgment viii be entered a.
ganst the said defendant, and the property at
tached will be sold to satisfy the
l.. P. VAN !IAGAN, Clerk
of the District Court.
March 2lth, 1850. 2S-4w.
Lowell & Samuels, Atty for Plt'f'.
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. A CAL'toRNiA EMlcEAST SKINNED AWE.
The Ottowa Free Trader give; an account CT
most horrible occurrence, the. particulars CT
which are these-A young man named Wasson.
cfParkins' Grove, Bureau Co., who went out
with California company, Of a heady and rcc?l-
pendcncc that he would shoot the first Indian
he saw, but had not carried his threat into exc
cution until he had nearly reached California
Then enc Of the company reminding him Of it,
he said he had forgotten it, but would carry it
out yet He cav s4uaw sitting log and
raising his piece, he murdered her in cod Jlood
The Indians thcyupcn almost instantly sur
rounded the company, seized young WATSON,
stripped him, and in the presence of the whole
company, they skinned him from head to foot!
He lived four hours after he was thus llycd
This story is almost too horrible for belief
but the Free Trader thinks there is no doubt of
its truth Chicago Tribune. ).
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LVHH--Ch
the .wabobs 1oho contGnd far High Pricesi! -. $3.50
. FELLOWS q YOUNG, ,..-....>
TTAVE Just received from New York and Boston, a
magnificent lot of Fresh Fall and Seasonabe Fancy
and Staple DRY GOODS! They selected in person
by of the firm, expressly for this market, which, taken
in connection with previous stock, renders our assor
Of The best, the cheapest ard most desirable in
Northern Iowa. II consists in part Of English and Alner
Prints Plain, Figured, and Embroidered De LANES;
Cashmere, Chameleon, French and English Marino A
splendid lot of r,@ ns
Staple Goods, .
consisting of Drills Stripes ShecnE, Shirting, Sleeps
Grey sanetts every quality and price, together with
Boots and Shoes Hats, Caps, Crockery--in short,
m EVERY THING
that needed to suit the wants of varied population.
We have also complete and magnificent lot of
FAMILY GROCERIES,
consisting OF fresh Teas Sugar. Coffee, &C.. which
invite the attention of housckcepers and offers
Come, then! yon who want cheap and rst-rate Goods
for Cash. Fellows Il Youpgs Store No. TO- Main
Dubuque DubuGucrs, come; Catisians, come; Dnrang
ans, come; CascadiaDs, comes Sagevians, coine Peru
vians, conc Ye Claytonians Delawarans and Jackso-
mans, come Yc Badgers, fIawk Eyes, orr-crackers,
Suckers and Bring tie dust and you shall
not be disappointed.
Dubuque, Aug. %, 1910.
APPLES AND CRANBERnIES.
A FEW barrels Of good Jcne,ng Apples, and Cram
4 a berries, for sale al Wost's.
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MOFFATS
Life Pills and Phoenix BitterS.

These Medicines have now been before the
public for a period of FIFTEEN YEARS, and
during that time have maintained high charac-
ter in almost every part Of the globe for their ex-
traordilary and immediate power of restoring per-
feet health to persons suffering under nearly every
kind Of disease to which the human frame is liable.
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G'iacgssac;esS.

e supplied from tic wanact0~y Of Po,ccrs & Fl egh
(utc ran PoceF& & Hetrhman) ct! Chemicals. Itcr
eel earned repWat:on chemists Is Sufficient guarantee hic
their articles cqHai 10 any EngiaEG Ger
France; 'rc hare al! their l4te preparations.
E':sSsaes, Oils; ;agid bye ssuEss,
200 hb's Linsetd OK 10 d1is Spss Yarwe"'nc;
IS g C"F1! }4."L;5 Ne. l ard 2;
rs &C ,Iar1a o&d COd~t Terminates;
Oar Parasites from tie cclctrd'cI 1aaq4actpry Of
Smith ant srooa, Hcr York, caa agents r them, seil
n2dcr gucrGNtcc.
1000 cations <pcrn; AID acha'c Oil; 50 bis. 7!coho
40 Lj's la~d Oh; &c bits Iun0sr or;
$50 - gro.qA and c.iPped LogarocG
$50 boxes extract Lo@rcood; 1913 Otis Putty;
600 tNS H"Nj&g; $500 h"E$P&re rhtc L'al;
5000 Kegs Ne. 1c!ht Lcn.i;
10 tons Trd teal cnd L.gthHr-c
50 jbiS gr'd and chjYrci! FlSttc
S casts Nae li.roi % cases -flaIrar I,liye;
90 CASTS Dath .Naddrr;
We cGl particular Grc:t..a ia our I1O and N!!ers
beng rCry Superior.
50 keys Paris Greens
% CtrJne Green AMI Yclloc.
Es:usslges.
1000 DO: assorted Paint Brushes;
800 Gy=-asso,1ted Tactic TRUSTEES
500 TO: Gss'd FaH Sr"5acSi 800 Do U1tr 40
eas:ass ss2ad GLASS ware.
300 dss Endoo GtaSc from G53 to l1O, test Pisbrr'
Br0rA+
500 Jr5 trsnct G1ass o$s'd from l0,l2to3l.lH.
Herbs.
"A Ggr Gad complete $toct rrk crbS from the SGhrr
near I3a""H orc, PET "pt'"r!g far IL r-c u II, l..
QAd H. PACKAGES
sMync's E'rcE,os:ssions.
'"d al ether 0Pal1r P@t@Nt medicines Of c dag c"nSaaE
Kept 1aq1 s4dt i~ sale ut tie manufacturers pr;cs
81. Souls, .N1rrt Is, 1853. 2f-H
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Etvssas 81 Medicines.
10 casse Cape .alces; ) dc s"c&tme ,3iyes,
" 1'artcy Gum .frGb:t,
3 {. East Isad do
" Supr Cum -4SSGfa'yn,
3 " Gas GambOEei t5e5. Gum Gr;or,
6 " 2'artcg .Kyrh,
5 " ' Opium, 5 arHaaS .ac2po S;ommcnv,
3 Gum Yragccan;t,
10 ibis. Ta,pc"tt;c,
5000 lbs. fin. &. E"r. C!o'Th,
1000 g En-: + Eng. Blue .4tsys.
5000 ounce SUiphGtc QuihiHe,
1000 g Sui;h .ace' ana ,Ittriatc tu,pteac
IS cas-s Rermaaa and y. liG'a -1rro;c z, u
$40 Us. Tart Emetic; :; ccsts Crntha5.ics,
S JJls. Buleam C0PQr:u IS Jjir. Cr.0,3 1'4rta~,
100 If" Sup. Carl Soda IS Eng lt.ja Eo,1t,
50 cases T,:rtaric Acid,
10000 !1s sp's .ytrc, IL BEETLES Ct; and demjohHS,
1000 &C Sulph Ether. 90 DO
1909 yds. .idhesire Plaster,
900 cases Broscn's clustering 7t5yrc,
5000 lbs. African Cayenne,
900 &C ChtrQt0rm,
500 -'' Corosire Swbli,nGte,
1000 " Red PreciPitcc,
900 Dores's PouGerS,
S cases Mamma Fishes cases ."l"ac Sorts,
5000 ounces Iodine; 1890 H@nc nc '9y' l,o:1sh
300 Us. Poacd Red BarE: 90 '1S. " Bay5srry,
10 cases " .flocs; 1900 lbs. @ E|m 60rk
500 los. g Gamboge; 30 cases " ipccac,
Is cases " Julap lbiS g Lquorcs root,
5 DD!s. " Co1emt0; 10 caaes " :, C>'orgath,
50 fakes Quicksilver,
5 cuecS L. l. RtGJ0%j Roo,
g Tnrhcy .
) buleS Honduras SarsGpp,
Is cas-. seia. .Hizture 5000 lbs. Sal .Nitr.
s bbls Sarar LeGd; 1900 lbS Snintar
IS Bots Br.n.stu1e; 20 tb!J Pearl Barlcp;
10 JJis 1cpicco; - 90 Peart Sage.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-03-20
NEW GNODS!

7remcnd0us Ercemeat- 9hraecn Timely .9rrirol
cf Ncl1 Goods from ST. LouiS.- Unparalleled Confusion 10
the .Nabobs 1oho contend far High Pricest! =. -&
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-03-20
To S2cramcnto llOspItal Dr..
To &c Days hospital attendance, from o.
tcl..r y NJ. Il .lars at Cos nd %

I7'DCE = !! y W.: Z u'4E at 80 '.1lu -
days ct $2) ;s13o
Washing and layng crt his body l6
Mattresses and blankets spoiled in do ~
Coffin, and sending to get il made 90
Paid for digging his grave in 4 Storm -
Paid for carriage at funeral
Assistance for man al funeral 5
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-03-20
Gentlemen g. Fellow Citizens.

y Beg leave to inform you that have just
i commenced receiving and opening my Spring
an Summer stock Of
Dry Goods and Clothing,
BOOTS, SHOES g. H,2RDW.1RE, HATS,
CAPS IND GROCERIES,,
and Goods of almost every kind and description
which were we'll assorted to suit the Summer
trade, and will be sold at small advance above
cost. am just commencing the mercantile bu-
siness, and my motto is to live and let live, quick
sales and small profits. You will find me on the
corner of Second and Main Streets, opposite the
NAPLES House, Dubuque.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-03-20
Sheriff Sale,

March q, IoJV. 2S9w
Lowell & ;5amucls, A:ty's for pittf