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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-01-02
Rail Road Meeting at sabula.

In pursuance to previous notice, meeting
was held on the 22d December, at the house of
E. & J. Woods, Sabula, Jackson county, Iowa,
for the purpose of choosing Delegates to the Rail
Road Convention, to be held at Mount Carroll,
illinois, on the LIST January, 1850.
Doct. E. A. Wood was called to the chair,
and w. McCorristcn was appointed Secretary.
The objects Of the meeting having been ex-
planned by the Chairman,
w. MILLER, Esq, of Mount Carroll, ILL.,, was
called upon, and addressed the meeting in most
forcible and interesting manner, setting forth the
great advantages which must accrue to this por-
ton of Iowa, by Rail Road termination at
point on the opposite side of the river, and con-
Meeting with the great Eastern thoroughfares to
the Eastern Markets.
Forcible addresses were also delivered by Dr..
Sugg, P. Sargent, Robert Knight, and Dr. E.
NJ. Westbrook.
On motion of J. S. Ollie, Esq,
The Chairman was authorized to appoint ten
special Delegates to attend the proposed Con-
venton at Mount Carroll and to pledge the CO.
operation of this section of Iowa in advancing
the interests the proposed Rail Road.
Whereupon, the Chairman named the follow
ing persons as special egates:-James West
brook, Geo. Hollis, Doct Sugg, G.: F. Green,
H. G. Crary, w. G. Haun, w. Nc Corristen, j.
S. Ollie, N Steen, John Doyle, R. B. WyckcA,
E. Ellsworth, and E. NJ. Westbrook.
On motion,
The Chairman was added to the number of
Delegates.
Mr.. S. Bowen moved that the number of De-
legates be increased to Fifty, and that persons
feeling an interest in the contemplated improve
ment, be authorized to form portion Of the De-
legation, which motion was adopted
On motion,
The proceedings of this meeting were autho-
rized to be published in the Western Democrat,
Miners Express, Freeport Democrat, and Free
port Journal.
On motion,
The meeting adjourned, with three cheers for
the SUCCESS of the Rail Road
E. A. WOOD, Chm
w. McCoRRlsrEN, Sec'y.
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ri river, Iowa is asking no more than has been
granted to other States for similar improve
ments. ..-* ., ~. &
Resolocd, That we look upon the contempla-
ted Railroad from the Mississippi to the Missou-
ri, as work, not only of vital interest to our
own State, but as work Of great national inn
portance, it will terminate at the most probable
commencement of the great Pacific Railroad and
thus become link in the great thoroughfare
which is to put the Atlantic seaboard in commu-
nication with the Pacific, thus diverting large
proportion of the commerce Of the world to a
more easy and natural channel.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-01-02

Scr0ful0 Cured.
T. cerfnats cOnc,sively prOvss that this Sarsapari
perfect control the obstinate diseases Of
Blood. Thras persons cured in house unprecs
Tented.
Three Children.
DR.. ro~nsenl: Dear Sr-I have the pleasure inform
that three Of Children hnve been cured Of til.
Ia bv the Of yanr excren medicine. They If
hci-h severely with bad sores, have taken four hot
ties: took them away, for which feel myself under
great obiiy ntiom
ISAAC w. GRAIN 1875 Wooster.si
Opinions Of l'hy sicinms. 49,.
Dr.. Townsend IL almost daily receiving orders frsn
rIyrcinns in different parts Of the Union.
This is certify that we the undersgued, Physicians
If the City of Albany have IN numerous prescrod
Dr. Towm.cm's Snrsnp.rls. and believe il be
the most valuable preparations IN TIL. market ,.-.
II. p. pUi.iNG MD, j. WILSON, ND, K. b BRIGGS.
n. u" r. T.. EI.MENDORF. N. u. Albany. April. 1877
CAUTION.
Owing "a tho great success and immense sale Of DR.
Tnwn.cnI's Sarsapara, n number of men who were for
mery our Agents. have commanded making Sarsaparla
Extracts Eixrs, Bitters, Extracts Of Yellow Dock, &c
They generally il in the same shaped bottles. ant
Of em have stolen aud copied advertisements
they only worthless limitations, and should be avoided
None genuine unless signed by 8. p. Townsend.
prlncipnr onicc. 1876 FULTON Street, Sur Building
~ y: Reading T. Co, 8 State street. Boston; Dyott 4
Sons. H., North Second strsct Philadelphia g. s. lIance
Druggist Baltimore: r. NJ. Coicn, Charleston Wrish
& Co.. ISL Ciarres Street NJ o. los South Pearl Stree
Albany and by Nil tho principal Druggists and MeT
chants generally throughout the United States. We4 Indie
and tho Ca,IH,ias ser..E H..
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Eeifanle Medicine,


Hr. T"wnsrnl's Sarsapara is sovereign AMI speedy
for Incl .icmt Consumption Rarrcmnr'. rroApsms
Utcr Failing OF the Womb, C0htrencs.. Piles emcor.
rh'ra Whites ostuctrd difficult MrmslruatIon, In
continuance of Urine involuntary discharge tLereof
aud FOR the general pro.trntna Of the systcm-no matter
whether the result Of inherent CAUSE. produced
ny irrcruarity illness accident. Nothing be
surprising than its nysoratnr affects the human frame
Persons Of all weakness aud asstnde from taking it
become robust and full Of energy under its influence
II coun.racts the norveessness Of tho female
frame. which is the great Of Barrennsxs. II will
not he expected Of us, Of delicate nature.
nxhhit certificates Of perlormeh but
the afflicted, that hundreds Of have been reported
Thousands Of where families have been without
Children after using f"w hotties Of this invaluable m~tIi
cine. have been blessed with hn" healthy offspring II
has been expressly prepared in reference to female
plants No female who has to suppose she is
Pr"mchins that critical period. The turn Of he,"
should neglect 10 take it. is certain preventive for
Of the aud horrible diseases which females
subject hi. time Of life. This parod may be de-
nyrd C'r sertrni BY xsing This medicine. Nor is
it lass valuable for those who approaching woman
hood. it is calculated to assist by quckrnng
the blood aud in,igorang the system. Indeed, this medi
cine is nval"nh. for all the delicate d.esses whck
women subject.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-01-02

| Rail Road Convention at Fort Des Moif,es.
We find in the Fort Des Moines Star, the full
proceedings of the Rail Road Convention which
assembled at that place on the 10th December,
of which we make the following abstract:
A preliminary session was held in the FORE
noon, and at two o'clock permanent organiza-
ton took place, by appointing Jacob Frederick,
Esq, of Polk county, President, B. F. Allen,
w. T. Marvin, E. D. Gulberson, and Samuel
Mars Flee Presidents, and Andrew j. Stevens,
Secretary.
The President made an opening address, and
was followed by DR.. J. NJ. Vaughan, in an elo-
"a; ::.ent and forcible address
A committee, composed of citizens O. Polk,
Jasper, Marion, Pottawatom;e, Dallas, Madison,
Boone and Warren counties was appointed to
draft and circulate petition to Congress, for
grant of Land to assist in the construction of
Railroad ''from Davenport, by way of Iowa City,
and Fort Des Mones to the Eastern terminus of
the GREAT NATIONAL ROAD at Council Bluffs
Speeches were made by Col. 7. Baker, w.
w. Williamson, J. NJ. Perry and B. F. Allen.
The following are among the resolutions a
dopted by the Convention:
WHEREAS, Our State will in short time be
reached by continuous chains Of Railroads uni
ting the eastern part of Iowa with the Atlantic
seaboard, and whereas, these roads will avail our
State comparatively little unless they arc con-
tinued through its interior, and whereas, these
roads will all become tributary to the great trunk
in contemplation to the Pacific, which route we
conceive nature has opened up through the heart
Of our own productive State, with fewer imped-
ments than upon any other route, and whereas,
we are confident that the erection of such road
through the State would soon add thousands to
her population, and millions to her wealth by
furnishing easy transportation and sure market
for her surplus productions. Therefore,
| Resotped, That we recommend to our fellow
citizens throughout the State to petition the Gen
eral Government for grant of land for the pur-
pose Of constructing railway across the State
from Davenport to Council Bluffs, via. Iowa
City and Fort Des Moines.
Rcsolued, That the interests of Iowa, us a
State, require the speedy construction of roads
into the interior, which can only be built by the
assistance Of appropriations from the General
Government.
| ResolDed, That the General Government
would soon receive nm equivalent for such ap-
preparation from the ready sale Of lands which
would otherwise remain for years unsold and un.
settled
Rsselrsd, That in asking Congress for appro.
priations 70 build : road from Dubuque to Keo.
kuh, and smother from Davenport % tho Nilsson.
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MARTINS EMPORIUM!
SUCCESS OF No. 115

SUCCESS OF No. 116
FALL OF 1910.
ao7roI pledge myself to sell cheaper than any other Housed
MY business is done entirely the Cash principle,
1l therefore, have losses to make upon bad debts,
those who do sell upon credit and have to make the
difference their Cash Customers.
My Stock this Fall is the largest brought West,
comprising by far the complete offer
Cash. and manufactured at very low prices.
4 STABLES \ -; = 5ERNS
beautiful, many fthem the richest and fashion.
able offered in this country the whole ofmy time and
attention has been devoted to the purchasing and
featuring of my Stock, my brother Charles G. Martin
attends to the st. Louis establishments therefore it must
be apparent to one, from the many advantages that
possess, and tho long experience that have had Fifteen
Years. that enabled to get up stock better adapted
to the market than any other House.
am determined to sell at very small profits, make
it object for every country Merchant invest his cash
capital in Clothing: it will pay him better profit, meet
with quicker sales, and leave remnants to lose
Merchants that make convenient visit the c
ty, by sending in their orders, have them filled
lowest Cash prices, and those that do please be
returned. have but
One store:
IT'S No. 49, Main Street, Saint Louis, Missouri.
large No. llS top of tho House. A flag out witt
the name MARTIN on il, large gilt letters in front.
CHEAP WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ESTABLISH
l@ss MENT.
JOHN r. MARTIN
H. Sent 9Th 1S40 IT.
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The Hung.rian E1iiss.

We announced last week the intention mani.
tested BY the Hungarians Of Comorn to make
the United States their future residence. This
intention has been announced to the President
81 tho United States in semi-oficial note from
Ladislas ujhaxy, late civil Governor Of Comorn
spd judging from the sympathy which the Hun
sasiap ssspeele Jos liberty warmed in every A.
sseriean bosom, We bespeak Tor them hearty
xsleoae y ~ dor - = generous hospital.
~ ~. We bavs NOT vt learned
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-01-02
Iowa Shoe and Leather Store!

SIGN OF THE BIG BOOT.
MEN, women and children, you respectfully in
lvl ved to cali and the largo stock and almost end
less variety of all qualities and styles Of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
at the Shoe Store, where you be accommodated with
the latest Eastern styles, both fine and heavy prices
the prcp ofvng and letting live. majority fthe
people expected the Shce Store purchase
their boots and shoes, because they there find just the
article ihey want Come one ana a and get the article
will be the inevitable result.
Country Merchants wishing Boots and Shoes by the
dozen, will find it to their interest stock before
purchasing elsewhere. Ihavc large stock in sell
by tic case, and more on the way from the East.
The subscriber would call tie attention of all who s
SHOEMAkER'S LEATHER,
to the largest Stock he safely say kept in the city
Dubuque and prices to suit you.Aso, general
ment of fndingsl
DAVID DECKER.
40 II
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-01-02

Great Blessing 10 vi others and children.
1t the safest and aectnal medicine purify ing
the system" and relieving the suffer attendant upon child
birth discovered strengthens both the mother and
child prevents pain and -casc and cnriches the
food those who have used it think is Indispensable. II is
highly useful both before and after confinement prevents
diseases attendant upon childbirth In Cosivemess Piles
Cramps, Swelling Of the Feet Dependency, Heartburn
Vomiting Pain in the Back aud I.ons False Pains Hcmor
!age and in regulating the Secrcons and equalizng the
cine is i, is always .nie and the most delicate use i, o
.ucces.!ulty
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F.. F. GILLESPIE, AGENT.
DIR. TO w N 8 e ND'S
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
s "A IL S "A AR Hi A
The mos, extraordinary Medicine in the World

The most extraordinary Medicine in the World
This Extract IS put up Quart Bottles is sir times
cheaper, pisnsantsr and ,oarrnnted superior 10
any said. cures piihomt r0mihmg
purging, sickenin1 debi.
t0ting the Patient
The great beauty and superiority of this Snrsaparia
all other medicines is. that while it craicntes the
disease it nvgorates the holy 1t Of the very best
SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINES
known it not only pmries the whole system aud
Strengthens the person. but it creates and rich
blood a power possessed by ether medicine. Aud
in this lies the grand secret Of it, wonderful success II
has performed within the last two years than 100 900
cures of Of disease at least $4,000
considered iucurabc. II has saved the lives Of thaa
10000 ch1een the past i'll tho City Of Now
York alone.
~ 900 cases Of General Debility md want
at Nervous Energy.
Dr. Tuwnscm!s Sarsapnrilla mvgOrates the whole system
permanently To those who have los, their muscular
~ by the effects Of medicine nIscrctnn committed in
youth the excessive indulgence Of the passions and
brought by physical prostitution Of the system
lassitndc Of ambition. ninms sensations premature
decay AMI decline Fastening UPWARDS that fatal disease
Consumption. lie emtirelv restored by this pleas.
nut rcmsIy. This sarsnrari, i. FAR .nrrrio, any
Iuvigovniimx l'or.iinI.
\. il nnl invigo,nrs the system, gives activity
the limbs aud strength 10 the muscular -ysirm IN
most aor.iiasry dngreo.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-01-02

The French Government prohibited, lately,
the performances of play, because it was too
democratic. A political satire, intending to
ridicule republicansm, is allowed to be played
night after night to crowded audiences. One
part of it is designed to be cutting satire on
Liberty Equality" and "Fratcrnity." In
the first tableu, on the word being spoken, each
one proceeds to act the tlord and ruler;'' ,u-
thority is set at defiance, and anarchy is the
result In the tableu entitled "Fraternity,' the
houses of all the citizens are open, free access
given to all, locks and keys are removed, and
private apartments are traversed with the free
dom Of the public streets One ardent republic
an gets married, and on taking home his bride
finds his own nuptial couch occupied with a
dozen of drunken brother republicans. A citi-
zen enters with new frock coat, when, on the
plea of freaternity, one "brother' cuts off skirt,
another takes the sleeves, and SO the new gar
ment is made useless. Masons are at work on
a building, talking of communism, when one
who had been silent takes off his blouse, cuts it
into siz parts, throws it to his companions, ex-
claiming, ''that is communism" All this stuff
is received with roars of laughter, and is again
and again encored. This the French Govern
ment allows!-Boston Post
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Stock of Goods,
CASH STORE!

~ p. POST, respectfully announces that he has just
". arrived from New York, with very choice stock o.
Staple Dry Goods,
Groceries, Ware Queenswarc, Roots, Shoes, and
ready made Clothing. great variety of Ladies' Dress
Goods, and Shaws of the newest designs. Also, every
article in the Dry Goods Line.
In the Grocery Department Will be found superior
ticle Of Sugar, Tea, Coffee &c. Aso 80 bbs. prime ole
by the gallon OF barrel pipes Madeira Wine, by tile
gallon or barrcl 2pipes Gn by the gallon or BARREL
And other articles too numerous to mention.
N. B.-Oppositc Woodward and Brothers.
Dubuque, Nov.20, 19i9 10-Jm G. P. POST.
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NEWGOODS..
NOTICE


TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, FROM THE RISING TIL
&c.. SUN TO THE GOING DOWN rHEREor. ,Ef9ff-
TINHE undersigned would respectfully return their sin
l. thanks to the public generally for their very lib
eral patronage and free of their dimes, No a. fo
the last ten years, and rst by honest and strict
tenton to business cheap goods, end plenty of tem
merit continuance of your kind favcrs
We have spccd the PostOf1ce department to the old
a, which adds much to her size, convenience
comfort: and while have been making these extensive
ney bags and safes in proportion So along with
your yellow dirt and Mczican, have still for
of the same kind. We now receiving our Fall and
Winter '
Stock of Goods,
direct from the Eastern Cities and manufactures, compr
sing FIVE HUNDRED PACKAGES, in which will be
found Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods;
Straw Goods; Hats and Caps; Boots and Shoes
Clothing, Cutlery, Saddlery;
Queens and Hardware, Groceries;
Iron Castings, Steel, &C. &c.
And in fine, everything necessary to the wants. comfort
and taste of both city and country and the latest styles
and patterns Call and take time TO examine
our goods and prices and fear not the result do
know of truth, that facilities cradle to sell at
Wholesale Retail, cheap any House North of St
Louis.
HJ-Whcat, Dry and Green Hides will be taken in
change for Goods, payment of debts now due, if de-
along with your Wheat and Hides and all that know
those old be settled up and that shortly.
EMERSON 4 SHIELDS.
No. A. Corner of Main and 4th streets, Dubuque
AupuSt
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NEW STORE,
AT ROCKVILLE, DELAWARE COUNTY, IOWA.

AT ROCKVILLE, DELAWARE COUNTY, IOWA.
CHARLES W. HOBBS
TXTOTID most respectfully inform the inhabitants of
w Delaware and the adjoining countless that he has
commenced the Mercantile Business in Rockville and has
on hand, and intends constantly keeping, handsome as
sortment of Goods suited to the country rade-such as
u y Coz DIS, GROt ERIES, GL' THING.
B OTIS, SHOES, HATS, GLASS, AND
QUEEa"-W ,RE, HARD-W ARE, SAD
DIES, HRIpLES, &c. &c.
which he intends selling at small advance for Cash, CT
in exchange for Wheat Pork Corn, Oats Barley, Rye,
Butter, Eggs, Onions Hides, Furs, Tallow Beeswax &C.
at the highest market prices
NV -3n
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COM.Um,i'siON Cured.
CLEANS. md Strengthen Con'"nptio" be cured Rr"n
ehfis Cons"mptiom Lir.r Compliant. C"':s Cnfarrh,
Coughs 4shmn Splitting Ho"d Soreness in the Chest.
H'etic Flush. Mp5' sm.as Difficult Prof"se En-
pec'orntioa Pain in Tie Sde &c. hare hern and b.
cured
apiiti"g blood.
Neo York. iprH % isl1.
Dg T"wNakHp.- verify believe our Sar..par i'll"
been the mrans through Provhnnra, Of saw
life. have Tor several years had bad Cough II he
rnmlr ami A, last ! raised large quaint.
tir. NJ hion had night ans greatly -irhn.
ted AMI reduced. anl did not expect To live have nn,
.-cd Sarsnp,i lila short tnn- and there has
lrrfnl clungp been " rough, a-ir i" ak
all the CITY ] blood aud cough hm,
icn You m-lI in,ry nr that thnna fu n,
those res mlta Your nl,n dent
WA. RUSSELL. G5 Cnitariac =,
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COMPREHENSIVE.

NEundersigned would respectfully inform their friends
and the public generally, that they have this day en-
tered into partnership, under the name of CHARLEs RU
Miller in the Cabinet and Chair Manufacturing Bu
sness, at the old stand of Charles Miller opposite the Land
Office, on Nain-strect
Furniture, Chairs, and all other articles in their line
kept constantly hand, the most reasonable terms
Turning in wood also done order with Skill neancss
and despatch We would also stae that purchas
cd of Jacob Indy his Patent Right for making Lndlcy's
Bedscads whereby have secured the exclusive right
for tho County of Dubuque, Iowa. to manufacture and
the aforesaid Bedsteadsn said county. All PERSONS there
fore, cautioned infringing rights secured
to by the aforesaid Patent, shall assuredly
prosecute all who shall do 30. fesn n
~ 4al CHARLES MILLER, b
RUFUS MILLER.
Dutiuuc. Anil l440.
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New POsT OrYIcE.--A new Post Office has
been established at Bellepoint, Boon county,
lows. 40. m
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-01-02
Drugs, Medicines, Paints.

DruES, MedlchneS, PA1ntS'
tn +. GILLESPIE, Man-sreet, Dubuque, Iowa, has
Iks always on hand large stock Of Drugs, Medicines,
Paints, Oils Dye stufs Spices, Soups Window Glass;
which will warrant to be Of the best quality.
Pcrsonsn want Of any articles IN my line arc requested
Dubuque, March 9Th, 1910. N-ly.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-01-02

NAILs.-fo Kegs assorted sizes, superior quality; 60
an halfboxcs Glars ! 10, for sale low BY
F. G. Il z. n. SMITH.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-01-02

A mason tried the other day to purchase
hen that would lay brick
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-01-02

LIMITATIONS of Wood and Marble, Maps Mounted and
Vanished, Society Banners, Badges, Aprons &C. &c.
painted With neatness and dispatch, by
HENNEiTT r. HARDIE
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FOR SALE AT COST.
Superior Telegraph Tanning Mills for sale q eoses
r Wboat taken In payment.
Aug abtb, Ie4u VKyIloWM T. YpNT6
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Dubuque, Dec. l, 1919. l2-tf
PAINTING.

WE, the undersigned, return warmest thanks 4
w friends, and the public generally, for the liberia
share of patronage have received at their hands for thu
past two years, and hope by strict attention and plncal
to business, to merit continuance of such patronage.
We take II is method of informing the public that
have great expense, purchased the right of the ro
vile Pacnt,'' of the proprietor, John Mctn;rc, Eq.,
81 Louis to be used by within the city
ard county Of Dubuque.
The above patent right consists of and highly i'm
portant Improvement for the mixing and preparing of white
lead, and all other colcrs, applicable every Color ,ou
the If acaes Of any description, whereby ,ner, ha.G
&onc- and more durcb'c paint is produced.
The said Improvement is now In successful In
Of the large and southern cities, and the right ha
been purchased by the U. s. Government for the of the
Navy Department. after having given most satsfac
tory and scrutnizing trial.
All who acquainted with tie of white Leaf
and OIL know that they have affinity for each other
that mix them thoroughly possible, they will scpa
rate standing few hours, the lead sinking to the bot
tom the oil remaining clear and prs, the top. If
them anything be added to them which, without init!
ring the body of the paint, will tic unite
without the power of afterwards separating,
MADE DURABLE; and such is the effect of this won
ierfll improvement, unsurpassed in importance by any
discovery of this progressive ALL therefore, DESTROYS
of having painting done in elegant and dEre5e
and with quick Dispatch Will find it to their advantage
consult at shop, Jones & Dahoneys
Locust and Sixth streets.
BENNETT & IIARDIE.
Ready mixed paints kept constantly on hand for gale.
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House and Sign Painting.

IIOUsE, Sign, Fancy, Ornamental, and Char Pain
IL ing Gliding, Glazing, Paper Hanging, sc.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-01-02

TOBACCO! TOBACCO!
A CHOICE lot Of Peters Fives, just received, and
warranted tho same an heretofore sold BY Frank Smith
q Co ta FELLOWS q YOUNG
esr. 19fh, fe4a
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Linseed Oil, Turpentine, and
White Lend.

large stock of tho above goods just received and Fl
y salo BY Z. F. GILLESPIE
April 25th. II :. 70