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ger, Spbn pcn Scbn Gaussr, am Gppbue
Sleter, i'm 24tlcn esbcnsjabre
-am Is. 9lusnit. in 3BinbGor, gmeIinc,
3bhtereben bon Siubm Ssibel, an eerG0nls
Sabr alt.
--am l8ten in 5amburs, Solspb Wcie.
man, im 46iten $ebensjabre.
-am 5. 1usuit, in $pecnin9 Co., gatba'
rina Ston, Scebtcr bon Sbrittian GclI, friis
tCr bon 8srfs &c., i'm 2Ottsn $etensjatrc.
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isilo matten einen Gnaritf auf bic STRIDE ,pat:
rrno Dee Gottespicniles. Sie sesbrahen
spGfen unb Oenitrr uno bsaiusen nceb anocs
re Semalfttaten. ipcranf ss Der Gsmeinoe ac'
lans, fiinf oabcn 81 psrbaftsn, ,pelhs inreb
init 4usnabme cinss ein;isen lth cureb Die
Sludt rstteten.
pittsburs, &c. Nng.- I'm ber OennfplOas
tias i,nb Obiosgilenbabn, Wteiien wsillicb
bon pittsbur9, fanb Gin beoeutsnbcr Nufrubr
| ttatt, bci peldem ae9en 100 Srlanber betbei.
lat seipelen feiu IclIen. Ser Sbeitf bat oas
!Utlltar auf9eforoert unb Derflstc (lh auf otn
plaB. gs miro nidbt aemelbet, baE W1en>
lebcnlcten pdbreno bem Sample berlorcn &C.,
aan9en fecn, bod faiucn teoeutsnbe t6rpers
litbe ScrleBnnseu Dor.
1lm bcraanqrncn Wlittncdb purDe Gin Inz
9ritf auf bic 96nle Der 9dwettern rcn Slcs
tre Dame in gbilieotbc, Ohio, sematbt, abcr
bon ben friebIhen Shraerm unterori,ft. -
Oaebre 9beilnebmcr am Sratpall rpurcen ter,
taftet.
pbilaoelpbia, %, Uus -meutcrei.-
lin iSreita9 Utenb, als Der Sebocuer Sep.
,paro, Capt. WieOlullin BON bier nab Char,
lCitcn ob9ln9 nno chen auf offene Gee Fam,
ipuroe bic DannIbaft unacbcrlam nnb pci
9crte itte, itre Dicnite gu Uerritbten, porauf
Ge bon Dem 8rpenne Stbrcuer Syorwaro, Der
III brr S(dbe ipar, III ba6 Slcw Cattle @efan9s
nlb 9ebraht tpuroe. ST.. pre.
Oic 81 clera i'm QDetEen bat s,par ats
9rnonncn. abcr itr 1T nod immrr pcrbanoen
uno forpert itre Opfer. Son 2IIs9bcnp, Va,
eblfa9c, &cuisDiIle, Ditt6hura, lInirntaun IL.
anSern pldBcn, ,pcroen cinSclne Sdlle bcritb.
tct. Sn HIlesbcnp trifft lte mciitsne oie2lus.
ldnbcr.
montrcal, %. 1uaul. - Gcllcrn Nkcuo
cntitano cin firebtcrlitbcS Scuer i'll Der 9cr.
itart ct. >auren;, mCltbe6 bon 100 his 100
SdWrr oer5cbrtc. Dlcbrs NfCr 9runo itno
init trcrnenocm SauboIS beoedt. Ser Ser.
lult miro anf 5000 3tlr. an9e9ebcn.
Scr Sopprt Olpro in 3rcp, 81. o., bat
inter brn Sabircicben Qcfannten oer 6rall
Snapp III SrootIpn YiCl Iufleben acmaebt.
Glnc pcrti9e Seitun8 tbeilt barutcr ctwa
fcl9cnpce nit QBer Dcr einiaen Sobrcn Die
QSaibin9ton Wctbobifeu &irdc bCiutbt bat,
miro ittb elmer aunallemb Gdtncn ihlontcn
Dame crinnern, Die lin linfcn Seitrntlit9rl
Der Stride ihrcn SiB bate. 9ieIc Dame mar
OliB BAN qSrntlC, Oic IpdtCr .6Crrn &mapp,
CinCn QSirtt, beiratbcte uno init ibm 3ulCBt
in rer Wfnrropitrabe ipobnts. Dcrt fab (le
2Sm SalripeII, alias grcwell, Gin mrnItb,
BET III l842 i'll Clinton Co., 81. o., ,psaen
Sinbrucb unb Setrua init filnf Sabre Staats
aefdn9ni6 tcitraft uno 164S be9naolet nurbe.
SalowrlI, etwo % Sabre aft, ,par ein ,pilrer,
aefdbrliter Wlann, bon einucbmcnpsm ACils
Bsrn unc cinem fir Sraueu SsrfhbreriIhen
2SHcn. Sn Gltanp bOrste ct Gelo auf cine
acfal(6te 0lote. Sn Srpp ersdblte ct sinsm
Setannten ba6 ct anf elmer Spriefatrt uno
bic pcI3ei tinter ibm iei, neil Ct bon 9Dil.
liametcWn, Ma0acbufctt6, no i'm bic Com
ltatrl fancn poIIten, wasen uno Dfcro init,
acnommcn babe. QSic cs galomsII aclan9,
bic Sran Snapr gu sntfibrsn uno lts natl
,penissn 3asen gum gnd6lufe bes 9eltit'
Wloroee 5u telpeacn, 1T nctb nitbt ermittelt.
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NuDitprS Ssacbricb
0interlafenl6aft oes perforbenen
(jcprdc Q(Snm SSpucr.

Der llntsr;eibnete, an9efeut ourb bic Bais
iencOwt pon Serfs eauntm sur llebsriettluna
uno 9Sebsran9abs Der rsipsftipen Ncdnun9sn
pOn SSilliam 6Ottsnifein unc Daniel QE. Stiff:
lsr, eneutOrsn osS lektsn aBillen unb Ssifa:
msntS eeS psrifOrbenen George @oam 6ousr,
leBtbin BON MaratawnD Samftbip, 9ibt bler:
ourtb 9tabribt oab CT bsE Dilibkn fsinsr
Nnlteun9 abwartsn Wtro am 18ten Ssptsms
Der 1850, um llbr Rabmitta9S, an feinet
NmtSlfubc in Der Gtabt WsaoinQ.
1Oilliam ii. Sairo, Hucitor.
Scptember 3. 3m.
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KGzY SAT- unbeilbars &ranfs, BON perfbiss
- 81 bensn 9sibsn bsfalisr, bon sinem sinsis
80 gen Orte, aus ct. Clair, bel pottSs
zss pitIs, 96uDlfiGl @auntpfrbisltsn burd>
SOttsS Seiifono ibre @elunobsit unter meInsr
drstIiben Scbanolun9.
CfIA'S +. A. LElSERlNG, M. d.,
Berks county Cold Spring,
Sinking Spring p. o., Berks Co., 5Ulbsn &eas
bling unb gSOmel5ecrf Yennfplpanisn, i'm Wos
nat Nn9uif 1850.
GFlSir llntsrisidnets, erif felt SurSem aus
Der BaGerbcilanlfalt Sss Or. 2sifern9 9ciunb
entlalIen, fino fsbr gut bsfannt nit ben ltbri9en
Dotienten ;u ct. Clair uno muffin oerlDobrs
beit beifimmsn "QBsm bas Soeilpsrfabren oes
Or. g. nitbtbilft, ober feline esioen milcsrt osm
if nibt su belfsn--psr bic Sur auScausrt osr
mirft acwis isin GsIo nitt ps9, baS babsn
tuir an un6 erlebt.
Epan Gpan8,
Sdb bate MOnat baS falte Tieber.
Jobn Dauis,
St) nar 8 Sabre lang ffsif unb trippslbaft.
Seibe aus ct. Clair, bsi YottSpias
S1uplfil 60, pa.
auaulf 30. 1850. 3M.
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SanbiDat fir Scbcriff.

In bic freien uno unabbGnoioen Grpdb.
ler bon Serfs @auntp.
tIitburScr - Nufssmuntcrt bnrh bic
,pdrmten 3ulltberunaen pislcr msner Srsun.
be, bietc icb mid ale ganDioat fir bae @tbes
rifs:Imt bon Herfe ganntp lei fommcnoer
qSabl an ; uuo Iollte leb 70 9liflitb lein, ei,
ne Webrbeit gurcr Stmmen gu erbaltsn. 70
Oerpfiebte ieb mid, bic Otlicsenteitcn be6
Imtcs setrcnli6 mno su eurer p6llisen Su.
frieeenbeit ans5uhten.
@uer scboriamcr 0iener,
Jfaee Gly.
6eabn9, @pril 0. b9B.
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$2457 SO

Silans bsm @bnemeiifsr fdui9 1906 IL
qBir, bic unterlbriebenen Stabt,9lubtoren,
bsribtsn, oas mir bic &ebnuno pon 5einrid,
Ra9sL Gfq., Sbasmsiifsr Der @,snsinsGbus
len pon Der SIcoifwart, in Der Gtabt Seas
oin9, burdkbsn, psrrsbnet unO bsribti9t bas
ben, uno ls9sn Obi9s stn9abe Dor.
:. 3. .f1aurcr,l
90. Ssfman (st. aueit'n.
Jobn Darrab,
Gsptsmbsr 3. 3m.
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81 ~ 81 crate.

Gin bejabster Doctor Der Neoi5in peldsr
cine aue9ebcbnte Draetiee lub SunbIdaft bes
itBt, pnnichr feline naeb europdiI DE
art ein9crt6tetc QpOtbcfe, an einen fsnuts
niBrsltbCn, tbatisen gollesen abSutretcn uno
Su perfaufeu; fir writsre 4uefllnft, wenbe
man ittb all Den 6erau69etcr OiCier 3eituns,
in portcreien Srrfcn.
sept. s 1850. 10
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mbig Gountp- Gonpention.

2(m Uionta9e, Den 9ten Scptember,
um l llbr Habmitta9s, um Elm SiGct fir
SauntDsSeamtcn gu ernennsm ipaS our6 bic
SBbi9S bon SsrfS Sauntp bei Der ndbifen al'
9emeinsn Wabl untsrlfi6t wcrben fol-. Cine
pcae Sswobnun9 osr 2Sb9S bei ben Sele9atsn
9SabIsn Wiro erniflib erbeten, 70 oas bic QSiins
fbe bsS SOlfeS 9eb6ri9 rspreientirt fsin mt9cn
in Der Sonpsntion.
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Ginc 10rafht Bibrl

BON osr aasrnsueifsn 6ilbturaboulsr 9tuS9abs,
NIT elmer &orte bon Yaldlfina uno "a fsnen
Stabllften acsisrt 1T gum @srfauf in Oieisr
Drufersi. User iiCb cine fd6ne Soau8sSibsl
ani6afsn nil, ptr9eiIe nd,t bs un5 anjurufsn.
Me0bin0, Sen 27. 2uaulf.
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I'm Die ifinmfdti9en Tlir9er Don
0Scrf6 gauntU.

~" Wv Il't"'hi"lV5IH CUtHtt uOH
Vcrf6 GauntU.
Sreunoc uno t1Jitbitrocr - Nufaemltnz
tert nurcb plclr mciucr Srcunbe, birtc ib MID
ais ganoioat fur ra6
GtbcrifS=2ltmt
bc tcmmenbcr Oetnters Q8abl an, - Goatc
i6 70 9lhflitb lsin, elne Mcbrbsit Gurcr
Stlmmen 81 rrbaltrn, 70 YerpGitbte ieb mid,
bic pfitbtcn Dee 2!,ntes actreuieb no I'll
Gner 9ansicbcn 3ufrieoenbcit auesnuten
Ihhn9eUcIl Gurr er9etenllrr Oiener
Jfaae y. Jbompfon,
6amburs, Npril so. t9B.
9ln 0tc freien un6 unobhGnQi0en
Sttmm9eber bon Serf5 Gauntv.
fljitbur8cr:
0urh bicle mciner Treunbe Bin
ib auf9cforbert unb tereoct ,pcrbSm, midi ole
Gin Ganpioat fir eas
GcberifS Stint
bon Scrts Gauntp, tsi oct nde6iten Oetoters
9Babl, an;ubieten. Sim Sail mid bic ebre
enrsr IuS,pabl tretfen icllte, Dcrpfihte itb
MIDI ielbf, bic pfibtsn ces Nmtee setrcu
nnO naob neinen brten Sdbiatelt su crfiillsw.
guer sSreuub uno W1it6iiraer
benjamin Stdblc.
Neaoins, 2prI l6. 1850. b3B.
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2ln ote unabbanoisen gripdbler yon
Serf6 Gauntu.

tljitbiiracr - N6srmal6 itrlle ib mcncu
Namen III Gurer Scathtuna fir rae Nmt
eines Sberif'S bon 8crfe Cauntr, lei Oct
foil,snbsn alIsemeiuen qBabl in ndbfen Oes
tcbrr. 9antbar fit bic libcrale llnterllits
snis, bic mir bs lester qBabl 5u 9tsil &C,
morpcu, nebmr id ahtnsepcll Cure ltnters
fhBuns abcrmals III InIprntb, unb ncnn icb
81 jensm Gmtc seWablt werre. 70 bcrpfitbte
ltb mid lelblt, alls oamit Derbunocnsn pfid,
ten pauttli6 uno unparteiilh su crflilIen.
N1it beioucerer 9cbaht,ms
Guer Srcnnc unD Witbir9er,
John tfIanoerbad).
6sitelbw9, 9. ApriI, 1850. t1B.
Das en9tii1 .oeutidc uno oeutid .en9liibe
Uasebcn- 11artcrbufb,
1ubam Gbristion eorblscble9rr,
iii rbalten unb gum 8srfauf in bisisr 9ruds.
rel. VrsiS 2balcr bas ersmpIar.
Ngaping, Wai 81, 1850. 3m.
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(StnS bem Weekly Farmer, Philadelphia)
WbilaOelpbier 8tebmarft.
YbiIo0eIpbio, Wu0uit %,

PDHd6elpbla, Nu9uIt 28' I55O.
Der Warft War ,udbrsnb. ber ySobe tlau,
nit bsfbrdnftn Gsrtaufsn. Der Borratb por
isbr 9ros, nur aus 9eU6bnIiden unb suten bes
ifsbsno. Ssbr spsnie Sorsd9Iibe Oblsn wsrs
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@ 6 ul- ST c b nun q.

,5einrid TascL efq, SbaBmsiifsr in
&sCbnun9 NIT Dem Sbuloiifrft Der Saboifs
waro, in Der Staot &eabin9, onfanssno am
1fen Wonto9e i'm SUM- le49, uno snbi9sno
i'm Suli 1850.
Or
l949, Sun Dis Suli 1850, Sctra9 Der Saren
erbaltsn pom golleftOr, $lG5l Is
Sriep. YrinB, Sar firS Sobr l948 100 60
GtaatSsSerWiIIi9un9 fir l940 40l 80
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-11-06
THE NAPLES STORE!

DETER NAPLES begs leave to inform the Public that
ZIRxLE, and now feels himself permanently located At
the OLD STAND, on MAIN STREET, under the WALES
House,
the Mercantile Business in the City of Dubuque he feels
himself called upon to make his Acknowledgements those
of his friends who have heretort given him their
age and present them those considerations
which induces him to hope for continuation oftheir
fdenCe and support.
The WApLEs STORE at this time, contains one of the
largest and best selected Stocks Goods to be found in the
Western Country, which Stock was purchased by the
present Proprietor expressly for this Market and which
to sell at the very lowest price Cosrs and
CARRIAGE in order that he change his goods into
ney and be ready at the open of the spRINc TRADE in
the Eastern Cities, to lay in ';NrRE New Stock.
The Farmers of Upper Iowa If Wisconsin and Mime
sofa may rest assured that Go be had cheap il
not cheaper at the WALES than at any other in
the Northwest, and that they find good Market
for their Grain Pork and all Produce as at any 9th
er establishment in the country
N. B-MEWales wishes his lends dstinctly to under
stand, that he win not do Great BUSINESS He will sell
Goods for Cash. exchange them for Pro
duce, and by DOING positive that he greatly
derse any merchant who puts out his Goods credit
The Friends and Patrons of the WALES STORE may
assured that pains will bespared their accommoda
ton, and exertions RENTED to them ample
for the confidence they may repose in the
bOve representations.
To those not acquainted with the Stock usually kept in
this large Establishment would beg leave to enumerate
as follows: My Stock of
DRY GOODS
the largest and most perfect in the country consisting
of almost endless variety of articles usually found in
large Wholesale and RetDu Dry Good Store.
Ihave also on hand and will sell perry low, an extensive
assortment of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
consisting Of Coats Vests, Pantaoons and Overcoas of
all the various styles and material are worn at This
| season of the year.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
OF all descriptions and Sizes found at the NAPLES
Store, and can be bought cheaper than any where ese
In THE DEPARTMENT OF GROCERIES, keep constant.
on eand all tho various articles called for and those,
too, OF the VERY BEST QUALITY.
OF China, Glass, Queensware, and Hardware have
full and complete assortment.
In all the various Departments of my business l, will
be my constant aim 70 give satisfaction my customers
and to advance the interests of this portion Iowa and
have no fears but shall be sustained generous public
PETER NAPLES.
Dubuque, Iowa, Dec. ls49. Ally
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-11-06
MAMMOTH ST0RE!!
IRON, steel, GLASS s. Groceries.
CHEAP! ClIEAPER!! CHEAPESIM!

TINE undersigned has just returned from
l. 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 freighted
round at very low rates, in consequence of which
he defes 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 fol-
lowing:
$50 Tons assorted Iron;
10 Tons ass'd Cast E. B. Spring & Plow Steel;
200 Sets ass'd Wagon Boxes;
300 pieces hollow, Kettles, Ovens, &c.
l25 kegs Nails and Spikes;
$50 boxes ass'd Window Glass.
Also, Anvils, Vices, Axes, Springs, Shovels
Forks, Hoes, Sledges, Hammers, Axes, Hatch,
cts, Files, and nearly every kind Of tool called
for
He also keeps Groceries ofall kinds, at whole
sale or retail; and 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 Whskey.
Also, Linseed Oil, Lard Oil, Whale Oil, Tan
ners' Oil, Castor Oil, Castor Oil, Spirits of
pentine, Tar pitch, Oakum, &c.
He also keeps general assortment Of Wood
en- Ware, such as Tubs, Bukets, Wash Boards,
Churns, Wooden Bowls, Butter Ladies, Butter
Prints, Mop Sticks, &c. &c.
Is Bbls. "Louisville," Hydraulic Cement.
And great variety of other articles too tedious
to enunerate; ali of which will be sold low by
JOHN SIMPLOT.
Number 20, West side of Main-street, a few
doors north Of The City Hotel.
Dubuque, May Goth, 1850. 35-tf
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-11-06
"It's Nothing Else,

RuT1, FL FAGr that yen can buy of RArpAI Go
named artclesor any others that they manufacture,
keep sell, as cheap as at place 1--WE read about'
Saddles, Harness, Trunks, Brides, Collars, w.
Uses, Carpet Bags, Whips, Curry Combs, Cards,
Brushes, Buffalo Robes, Buffalo Ouer- Shoes,
Sleigh Bells-and a variety Of other articles too
numerous and tedious to mention. Suffice 1t to
say, that "'oe'0e got EN- all, # not more.
Repairing done on short notice.
Carriage Trimmings "done up in rag"
Besides all this we have good assortment of
LEATHER,
saddery, Hardware and Shoe Findings, consisting In
par, Of Sole Upper, Harness. Bridls and Band Leather
Calf Kip, Hog and Sheep Skins; Morocco; Innings and
Bindings; Lasts, Pegs, Boot Trees, Crampng boards,
Clamps Shoe Nails, Shoe Thread Jappanned and Brass
Hardware, Names, Chains, &c. &c.
We are still to be found at the old pace-sgn of
the Big Collar NO: ], FIRST corner above the NAPLES
House, Main-6treet, DuBueuE.
L. D. RANDALL L. GO.
Dubuque, Dec. IL, le49. A-Iy
pN. BAN orders will receive prompt attention, .
whether postpaid or no-ep~edy fthey enclose plenty
ofmoney.
t1rCish paid br Hides.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-11-06

years! And, a. her lost darling sprung into her
arms and laid his head upon her bosom, a voice
of exquisite melody whose tones had come from
afar off. many and many time, since childhood,
said
"Daughter, be comforted! He was too pure,
too gentle, tho frail for earth. Life would have
been scene of pain and suffering; he would
have been severely tried and tempted Of evil,
and, perchance, might have fallen by the way.
Therefore, in mercy he was removed to this
heavenly land where there is no evil to tempt no
pain to afiict, no griefto bow the stricken heart.
Sorrow not for him, for all Is we'll. He has been
committed to my care, and will love him with
a tenderness made deeper for the love that is
felt for you. A little while longer, and you will
be called home. will keep your darling safe
for you until that time:
An angels kiss then warmed the mothers
cheek, and she awoke Heavenly light and
heavenly music were in her chamber. Slowly
the light faded, and the music grew fainter and
more distant; not outw ardly but inwardy distaut;
and, she hearkened after it, bending her spirit
towards heaven, she still heard the sounds; and,
even yet she can hear them when earthly grief
is hushed and her mind is elevated into heaven
ly tranquility.
From that time, Joy mingled with the mothers
sorrow. She believed the dream. To her it
was no fantastic, but a vision of things that were.
She had a treasure above, and her heart was
there also. Loves golden chain had extended
its links and the last one was fastened in heaven
Daily, hourly, momently, she missed the one
that was away, and longed to hear again the
sound of his happy voice, and to look upon his
beautiful face; but, she knew where he was, and
that it was well with him; and she dried her tears
and patiently bore her afliction.--[ Golden
| Grains from Lies Harvest Field, by T. S.
| Arthur. *s=.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-11-06
.rHIChs Or uUACns,


lsr EvsRYBoDy READ rHts CARRFuLLS.-There 10
Sarsapara for sale the different town. called 5. p
Townsents Sarsapara. 1t il advertised as tho ORlGl.
Nall GENUINE. and all nat This Townsend 10 no doctor
and never was formerly worker on railroads. ca
oas and the ksyet he assumes the title OF Doctor Tor the
ourpose Of gaining credit for what he nnot lie says he
has attended Two medical schools. and pracced for fifteen
years % Now the truth s he never practiced medicine
DAY in his life! Such ,r, ricked m,sreprcsen alton
looks bad the character and veraciy OF the man. wlsh
sincerely he had never made those statements o. MN
u all their dealings and intercourse with their fellow
men! lie applied Ruel Capp TO assist him IN man;
uiacturng his MIXTURE stating the large sums ne would
make as an induceent embark in the business These
men have been insulting and lbeng me IN all possible
FORMS order impress the public with the belief that
the Old Doctors was not the genuine Original
SarsdpdrfA made from the Old Doctors Original Rec''
pie. fhsS. P. Townsend have sold the use Of my
name for 81 week. will give him sUO II he will pro.
duce single solitary proof of this His statements 81
Thompson, Skillnan & Co., nothing but tissue 81
asehoods simply made to deceive the public and keep
the truth down in regard 10 his sotrg, ermenting com
pound This caution the public purchase but
Old Dr. JACOB Townsends Sasapsrila, having it the
Old Doctors likeness his family Coat Of Arms and his
ignatureacross the Coat Of Arms
Principa! Office, lo2 Nassau. street. n City
JACOB TOWNSEND
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EMPIRE STORE!!!

EMPIRE STORE!!!
NEW ARRIVAL OF SUMNER GOODS!!
THE LARGEST AND MOST ELEGANT AsSORT
MENT OF FURNITURE EVER BROUGHT TO
DUBUQUE!!!
EDWARD WOODWARD,
+ the old stand of WOODWARD & BROTHER, MAN
n Street, nearly opposite the Waples' House,
DUBUQUE, IOWA,
has on hand of the Largest and most Choice seec
tons of Goods offered in the Dubuque Market which
lie offers at the very lowest prices.
Country Merchants e. the Pnblic generally
invited examine this extensive stock before purchas
ing elsewhere. 49,
Arrangements have been made by which the stock will
be pnshed by almost every boat that arrives and such
advantages be taken of the Markets to buy and conse
Quently to sell at lower prices than usual.
have full assortment OF
COTTON, SILK, LINEN, AND WOODEN GOODS,
together with
BOOTS & SHOES, HATS, RE4DYNEaDE CLOTH
INC, HARDWARE, GROCERIES, &c. &c.
One of the principal attractions of the Empire Store, is
the extensive
Furniture Ware Rooms,
connected Herewith, In which will be found
BUREAUS, SIpEBoARDs, SOFAS, CENrER& SIDE TABLES,
DESKS, SAFES, CHAIRS, Settles, BEDsTEAps, LoUNG
Es, WASH & Work STANDS, DINING & BREAKFAST Ia
BEES, LOOKING GLASSES, CLOCKS, &c. &c.
of every variety and description constantly hand all
of the very latest styles, and of the very best quality.
Emgrants just arriving in the country newly married
people, and those wishing to change make additions to
their stock of furniture will do well to CALL as can sell
lower than any other establishment in town.
Remember the EMPIRE SToRE Main Street, nearly oPpo-
site the Varies House.
EDWARD WOODWARD
Dubuque, Iowa, July 9, 1850 44ly
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M. b. cox Il GO.
ST. LOUIS, NO.

ST. LOUIS, MO.
DEALERS
BOOTS, SHOES, AND SHOE FINDINGS
HATS, CAPS, AND BONNETs, ARTI-
FICAL FLOWERS, UMBRELLAS AND
PARASOLs; WRITING AND WRAP
PING PAPER; PONGEE AND OTHER
SILK HDKF's. RIBBONS, LACEs, EDG-
INGs, HOSIERY, & GLOVES OF ALL
KINDS, TRIMMINGS, SMALL WARES,
AND VARIETY GOODS:
O whom invite the attention ofCountry Merchants
i and pledge ourselves to sell them Goods low, II
not lower, than any house west of the Mountains "r
We can will do II" 30, look out for No. 81, Main st.,
between Locust and Olive, east side.
st. Louis, Feb. n, 1850. 25.-6ms.
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THE undersigned offers for sale his place, two hundred
yards north the corporation limits of the City of Du
buque, known as the Dubuque Nursery contang p 600
tant. Also, large lot of Cherry, Pear Chestnut and
Mountain Ash Trees together with several thousand Or
namenta Trees, with large lot of Shrubbery, to numer
GUS to mention. This placeis we'll adapted for the Muir
sery business The place acres good two
brick house with frame attached 20 80 feet
ceent cellar, good we'll of water large barn. stable,
carriage house and other out buildings. have also
rangement with practical Nurseryman who owns large
Fruit and Ornamental Trees such the market demands
The person purchasing will be entitled to the arrang-
ment With and attention TO the Nursery business
under my arrangement, person make Thousand
Dollars year, clear of all expenses Persons wishing
enter into the above business will find this good Opportu
nifty. Apply soon you lose chance. Terms lib
eral and the place at bargain.
w. L. JOHNSON.
Dubuque, Nov 80, ls49. l3tf