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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-03-27
THE WAPLES STORE!

DETER NAPLES begs leave to inform the Public that
he has this day purchased the entire Stock of
LiRKLE, and now feels himself permanently located at
the OLD STAND on MAIN STREET, under the WAPLEs
HOUSE,
e Mercantile Business in the City of Dubuque, he feels
himself called upon to make his Acknowledgements those
age and to present them of those considerations
which induces him to hope for continuation ofeirco
idence and support. e..e. h. ...isss4~e,s-- s..s4
THE WALES sroRE at this time, contains one of the
largest and best selected secks Goods be found
Western Country, which Stock was purchased by the
present Proprietor expressly for this Market and which he
intends to sell at the lowest price Cosrs and
CARRAcE in order that he may change his goods into
the Eastern a Cities to lay IN an Sr.Rn New sroex IN
The Farmers of Upper Iowa, of Wisconsin and Mime
sofa may rest assured that Goods can be had cheap if
not cheaper, at the WAPLEs STORE than at any other in
the North West, and that they find good Market
for their Gran Pork and all other Produce, any 9th
er establishment in the country.
~ B-MrWaples wishes his friends distinctly to under
stand that he will not do Credit business He will sell
ms Goods for Cash. or exchange them for marketable Pro-
duce and by doing positive that he greatly
dersell plerchan who puts his Goods credit
The Friends and Patrons of the VARIES STORE may
assured that no pains will be spared for their accomoda
ton, and no exertons lemitted secure to them ample
scusacton Tor the confidence they may repose in the a
TO those acquainted with the Stock usually kept in
tins large Esa,bshment would beg Leave to cnumerate
DRY GOODS
Is the largest and perfect in the country consisting
of an almost endless variety of articles usually found in
large WholesaAe and RetDH Dry Good Store LIZ &c.,.
have also hand and will sell gerry ioao an extensive
assortment of ~.
READY-MADE CLOTH1NG, sa
consisting of Coats Vests Pantaloons and overcoas of
all the various styles and material that at this
season of the year.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Of all descriptions and sizes may be found the NAPLES
Store and can be bought cheaper than where else
In THE DEPARTMENT GROCERIES, I keep constant
y on hand all the various articles called for and those
100, OF the QUALITY. . .ss.
or China, Glass, Queensware, and Hardware, Ihavc
afull and complete assortment
In all the various Departments of my business it will
he my constant aim 70 give satisfaction my customers
and to advance the interests of this portion Iowa. and
PETER NAPLES.
Dubuque, Iowa, Dec ls49. l4-ly.
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Prof. Webster's Trial.
BosToN, March 2l-7 P. ,


Webster's trial is increasing in excitement
Littlefeld, the Janitor Of the College, was ex-
amined. His testimony is circumstantially strong
against Webster. During the trial yesterday,
the court room crowded to excess. The
Jury was sent to inspect the scene Of the alleged
murder. When they returned, they proceeded
to hear the testimony of the City Marshal. He
testified to the search made after Parkman, dis
covery of his remains, and subsequent arrest Of
Webster. A number of witnesses saw Parkman
enter the College on the afternoon the 23d No.
vember.
Pratt, the Coroner was called. Webster who
was much agitated, trembled all over, exclaim-
ing, what will become of my poor family.
Strong, Parkmans Physician, testified that
the defects in the remains found, correspondent
with those of the person of Dr. Parkman
Frederick Ainsworth, Demonstration of Ana
tony in the college, testified that all objects
came through his hands, and he kept a record OF
all anatomical materials. His attention was cal
led to the remains found, and he was satisfied
they were never sent to Mr.. Webster, from the
College for dissection Webster had no con
nexion with the anatomical department..
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Special Notices.
Old Virginia Again.
Albemarle CO., Va, March 81, 1847.

Albemarle CO., Va, March 81, 1847.
Mr.. Seth w. Fowle--Dear Sir - take
pleasure in stating to you my experience in the
use of Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry. own
az very valuable negro girl who was attacked
with difficulty of the lungs, which brought her
in appearance to the brink of the grave l con-
suited some of our best physicians, pronounced
her case incurable, or that they could do no
more for her. tried many remidics but none
did any good. | saw some account of Wistar' S
Balsam, and thought I would try it, but had
little faith in it. procured bottle, which was
administered according to directions, and saw
she began to mend and before the first bottle
was gone she was up procured second and
she took that, and now she is, think cured, or
nearly SO. She attends to her daily labor, and |
here no complaints from her. R. l.. Jefferson
DIR. T. MASON, Agent,
Druggist, Main-st., Dubuque
March 81, 1850.
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MIR. CLAY and the Ladies.

The Eastern ladies are awfully severe on Mr.
Clay-worse than they were on Black Hawk
The Philadelphia North american, in its account
of the great ball on Friday week in that city, al
which Mr. Clay present, thus notices his
withdrawal from the festive scene:
"He returned to the room ofthe managers, where
number ofladies were gathered to take parting
salute-to insure which they had possessed them
selves ofhis hat It was redeemed by cordial kiss
of every lady present. and he escaped to his car.
riage from theunecasing admiration and devotion
amid hearty cheers, that lasted until the vehicle
had gone some distance.
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y UT FACT ti:at you can buy of l., RANDALL & Co..
- at the Iawk-Eye Harness Shop any of the following
named artiCes-or any others that they manufacture, OF
keep sell, cheap al any place 1--WE read about
Studies, Harness, Trunks, Brides, Collars, "a
Uses, Carpet Bags, Hhips, Curry Combs, Cards,
Brushes, Buffalo Roles, Buffalo Ocer- Shoes,
Sleigh BeUs-amd u variety Of other articles too
numerous amd tedious to mention. Suffice 1t to
sag, tAat "ace'ce got EN- all, if not more.
Repairing done short notice.
Carriage Trimmings 'done up in rag"
Besides all tbs we have good assortment of
LEATHER,
Saddefy Hardware, and Shoe Findings consisting in
part of sole Upper Harness, Bdle and Band Leather,
Calf Kip, Hog, and Sheep Skins Morocco; Innings and
BINDINGS Lasts, Pegs, Boot Trees, ping Boards
Clamps, Shoe Nails, Shoe Thread; Jappanned Brass
Hardware Hancs, Chains &c. &c.
We are still to be found the salno old place-Sign of
the Big Collar NO l, first corner above the NAPLES
House, Main-Street, DuyUqUE.
l.. D. RANDALL & GO.
Dubuque, Dec -, lS49. LILY
95N B.-'All orders will receive prompt attention.
whether post paid or not-cpecay if they enclose plenty
ofmoncy.
SN5(aSl n1i1 GprH
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COLLINS, KELLOGG & o.


$50 JNain Street.
IL stock of DRY GOODS, suitable for the approaching
season, which we offer for sale at low prices for cash,
to prompt men.
DOMESTIC GOODS, &c,
225 bales 4, A, and ga brown sleet!ng & slrtings
IS do brown drills;
90 do tickings, various qualities;
% cases black, blue and mix ID satinets;
10 do Kentucky Jeans;
10 bales red, white, and yellow fanncls;
10 cases apron checks;
50 bales cotton osnablrgs; do linen do;
so cases 81 rs, A, Ga and 1874, white slcc,inss
do bleaChed drilling,
do white satnet Jeans;
5 do cOlored corset do
$ do brown cotton flannel;
% bales black and white waddings
10 cases bird's-eyc tweeds and fancy jeans, &c.
PRINTS! PRINTS!
1870 cases, comprising madders, ancies and clntzes,
and desirable styles from celebrated manufactures
10 cases mourning do, different qualities,
10 do Merrimac and Cocleco blues do,
cLoTHs;s c '' MER HS = TW Sfi &c.
Is cases different colors and qualities,
do black Cassimeres;
do black, French and German do;
10 40 fancy cassimercS, latest styles;
do twecds and fancy linen drills;
SUMMER sTUFFs.
70 cases and bales, comprising all the and desi-
raole sY ,n, ,nak ak i choice assortment
Rich balzornes, printed and barred musns American
and Scotch ginghans printed laws plain and silk bareges,
black and fancy colored silks, black lawns, &C. &c.
SUNDRIES! SUNDRIES!
Worsed serges, Irish linens brown holanes black and
coored slecs and red paddngs white and fancy
Marsees vcstings, jaconet and white cambrics danask
table diaper brown linen table cloths osicy and gloves
in great yarey green and web @lcrs black and CO.
iorea taffcta ribbons, bonnet and cap ribbons.
Together with all the SMALL Wares, and fancy goods to
make stock full and complete, which we nuitc the at
tcntion of city and countro merchants.
We shall be in receipt of additions stock during
the business months, which offer for sale cheap cash
or to prompt men.
st. Louis No. March 49, 1850 e7-4t
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SOMETHING NEW IN DUBUQUE.
A NEW Saddle and Harness Mandatory has lust
IA been opened on the east side of Main Street, doors
below the Bank and nearly opposite DEcKER's Boor
SHOE STORE, at the sign of the SADDLE where there is
now manufacturing Saddles Bridles Single and Double,
Team and Buggy Harness, and all other articles usually
made in such establishments.
The material used In this Mandatory is warranted to
be of the best quality.
The Stock is entirely new having been just received
from the ST. Louis Market, and the Proprietor is deern
ed not to be excelled in tho quality of his work under
sold in Prices.
Repairing of all kinds neatly and promptly executed
the lowest prices.
All persons having need ofwork in this line, will do
well to Try this New Establishment.
Remember the steps in front of the doc.
N B,-Ihe above business is conducted for the Propr
etor by Henry X Rodolph, an experienced workman
who will at all times be in readiness to wait upon CUSTOM
ers. J. 7. PRYOR.
Dubuque, Iowa, Dec. 70, 1s49. Ally.
N B.-Buffalo Over-Shoes for sale, and cash
paid for Hides
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Drs. Lee and Reynolds,
lSUCGE0N DENTIsTs,)

(sGCGEoh DENT1sTs,)
y EsPECTFULIY tender their professional services to
IL the Citizens of Dubuque and vicinity. They have
very large assortment of Porcelain TEETH, (bot with
and without gums, and will insert Teeth Oh gold plate
either on the atmospheric pressure principle spiral springs
or clasps from one to whole sctt the may require
Aso Prot Teeth inserted in the most approved manner;
keWisc all operations for the health and of
the TEETH, performed in manner warranted give per-
minstercd Gf reguested) when deemed proper
Suitable TOOTH POWDERS, Brushes, Tinctures Wash
es, &c., can be had at their office.
Their charges will be moderate and all failures repair
ed gratis.
GTOFFICE on Man-Strcet, doors above the Presby~
terrain Church.
January 30. 1850. 2l-iA
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Ohio Fruit and Seed Store.

TNilE undersigned, feeling obliged to his friends and GUS
l. toners for their liberal patronage the past year. will
endeavoro keep on hand good variety of choice Gro
ceres, Provisions, Fruits, Candies, Nuts, and Spices,
can be found in Dubuque, Northern Iowa. and at as
low prices Nothing shall be wanting his part make
every business transaction satisfactory his numerous
customers On the opening of navigation he expects to be
in receipt of new and fresh supply of every article in his
Steam Boats furnished with the Injuries of the season az
moderate prices Farmers and Gardeners will supplied
with almost every variety of Seed am now receiving
them from Ohio and ~ Yor1-all warranted new and ee-
nuine A few rare specimens of Plant and Flower Seeds
from W Washington City can be had at my Store.
9Cash paid for good Butter, Eggs Cheese, Lard and
Poultry.
G. r. WEST
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DIRECTORs 6.

Hon. r. N. CARSAS, Lawyer, Vncennes, Indiana;
JACOB PEA, Manufacturer, Knox County, Indiana
W.. HEBERD, Merchant, Vncennes, do
Hon. G. NJ. ALLEN, Lawyer, do do
Horace E. PECK, Merchant, do do
ZEPHANIAH PLArT, Lawyer, New York City,
Ex-Gov. d. WALLACE, Lawyer indianapolis, Indiana;
I. BEsEEIDcE, Merchant, Lafayette, do
p. p. BAILEY, do Fort wayne do
WALTER WEARY, do Terre- Haute, do
HENRY d. ALLIs, do Evansville, do
u. Il. scHooLcRAFr, Naturalist, Washington d. c.
VINCENT 4. WEST, NJ. d., Pike County, Indiana
r. N. CARNAN, President
b. s. WHITNEY, Secretary. IT,.
M: NJ HAYDEN, Agent,
december VI, lS49 l6-ly. Dubuque
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Ills No. HIS, NEain-Street.
Hats, Caps, and Straw Goods.


A. BRADFORD & CO.,
Nos. 1913 and 10, .liqin Street, St. Louis No.
HAVE commenced receiving their Spring Goods en-
- bracIng every variety in their line adapted this
ke,, ana many Kinds suitable for the Mexican and Ca
lorna trade: and have now In store and to arrive, of
SILK AND MOLESKIN CAPS:
. dozen extra fine fashionable molcskin hats,
100 " Nos. /, 2, and 3, fashionable silks hats
I2o " low prices angola.
FUR HATS, ASSORTED:
us doz fashionable Russia hats, assorted qualities;
900 low crown, b. brim do do, &c "
IS g black and pearl sporting hats;
400 /" mems California " {"
100 I" do Hungarian &c sup. article;
so L" do wide brim and fashionable soft beaver and
otter do;
$50 {" boys California hats assorted
100 e" do mems white, pearl and brown Kossu,l,
Hats;
$50 &C &c &c ane black soft brush co;
p -" b. hrm white stiff &C &C
40 boys pearl sporting fur
90 I" chldren's fancy beaver
SAXONY AND WATER PROOF HATS,
400 doz mems white, pearl, grecn brown black Mexi-
50 C -" &c Congress do
: ESQ white and black common stiff wool do
200 boys brown and black Mexican hats,
100 !" I" common white and black wool do
81 I" mems glazed waterproof do.
CLOTH GAPS, &c.
$3.50 $50 doz mems cloth caps, assorkd qualities
lOO g SILK plush and silk glazed caps;
200 boys cloth caps, assorted qualities;
so mems glazed caps, with capes
PANAMA, LEGHQRN, STRAW, PALM LEAF HATS
200 doz mems high and low double brim Legorn
Hats, !H& 80
60 g extra fine and medium Panama
IS &C China pearl and pedal straw
5 RSSo mem mems palm leaf hats assorted
$50 e. &C pedal and Leghorn hats;
rs mems German and California straw do.
Our goods directly from the manufacturers and ha-
ylng been selected with by q practical
lc we feel confident that present inducements not
to be surpassed in this Market by offering good goods
adapted to the trade, at prices which we think will insure
remneratng prices, respectfully invited to examine
our stock before purchasing.
We have on hand large assortment of superior goods
bought with direct view to the coming spring California
emgration consisting of extra fine & heavy whe brown
proof Hats, &C. &C., all of which we will sell Wholesale
or retail, AT reasonable prices. A. b. e. co.
ST. Louis, March 9th, 1850. 50-3t var
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Saint Eonis ao0ertisememts,
Hats, Caps, BOnnets, and Straw
Goods.


Goods.
II. & R. G. WH1TTENoRE,
No. l43, .Han- Street, Saint Louis, Missouri
(rIRsr DOOR NORTH OF THE BANK OF MIssouRI)
IJAVE now on hand large and well assorted stock
l. J. of the following kinds of goods, to which additions
are constantly being made.
400 Dozen Ladies' Bonnets of every qua
lily and style.
300 dozen Mems Legllorn Hats, assorted
100 do do Rutland Straw, do
100 do do Panama Hats, do
a 3go 40 40 po,.t do Palm Leaf Hats, do
so do Rutland Straw, do
rs do Infants Leghorn Hats and Flats.
1900 do boys White and Fancy Palm Hats.
FUR HATS ASSORTED,
500 doz Mems California Hats, assorted
800 do do do Brush Hats, assorted
$50 do do Assort'd FASH Russia Hats,
100 do do Black and Brown Kossuth do
IS do do do and Pearl Sporting do
IS do do do Fash White Brush do
goo do Boys California Hats assorted,
s sso do Mems White do Brush Hats, do
200 40 do Broad Brim and Me1m. Brush Hats,
Is do do Hungarian Hats
So So no no Boys R RS and Resl Snoring Hats,
SAKONY HATS.
600 boz Mems Buena Vista and California Hats
$50 do do Cerro Gordo Hats,
100 do Boys Black and white Wool do
400 do do Bnena Vista and California do
800 do Mems black Pearl and white Wool do
SILK AND MOLESKIN HATS.
100 Doz Extra Fine Fash. Moleskin Hats,
IS do No &c C
l25 do Low p rice Angola,
100 do Medium Silk
CAPS, ETC.
400 doz. Mems Cloth Caps assorted,
100 do do Silk Plush Caps,
900 do Boys Cloth Caps, assorted,
100 do Infants Turbans, do
ASO-A fine of stock and trimmings for Hat
tiers, and many kinds of Hats and Caps mentioned a.
bove. W
We would invite the attention of Merchants to the
hove stock, and particularly the stock of Bonnets which
is heavy, and comprises most beautiful assortment In
the above will be found great variety of goods suitable
tor the California trade, all of which will be offered at
low rates. March 6, 1850 26-3t
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PICTURE OF BosTon.-The Boston Herald
gives the following sad picture of the state OF mo-
raj affairs in that quarter:
''What spectacle does the vicinity of Boston
at this moment present! A fend has Just been
sentenced in Cambridge, to be hung for the muir,
der of his wife and innocent babes-a man is un
der arrest in Charlie stown, for wholesale poison
ing-a man and woman are undergoing exami
nation at Lawrence for the double crime of muir
dering an infant in its mothers womb, and Their
despatching the unfortunate mother herself-anc
last, but most prominent in this fearful catalogue
ofcrime, comes the awful Parkman tragedy
''Verily we have fallen in sinful times, anc
seem rapidly approaching that terrible epoch
when there shall be naught but weeping anc
wailing and crashing of teeth.
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Dissolution.

TNHE Firm of G. w. e. M. J. BrRroN was
Il dissolved February 23d, 1850, by mutual
consent. The accounts of the late firm will be
settled by GEoRGE w. Burton, 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, 1850 M. ]. BURTON
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Don't believe in omens-don't, we beseech
you. BY believing an omen, many man has
run against snag. There is plenty that is true,
which one may believe, without any necessity
of being superstitious
The excuses of onr youth are drafts upon our
old age, payable with interest about twenty years
after date.--Lac0n.
1t was the opinion of the ancients that Echo
was maiden who had pinned away for love, till
nothing but her voice was left.
PAYING FOR THE PIpER.-In Wisconsin Mrs.
Lovcy Keyser has recovered 800 damages of
Joseph Heath for selling rum to her husband.
1 Liquor dealers in that State have to give bonds
! to pay for all injury growing out Of their traffic
A wood-chopper is always polite man-when
he wants wood he goes and arcs for it:
& What kind of bones are uesd for musical
instruments? Trombones, ofcourse.
A man who lives in clover, may be said tc
sbe in the hay-doy of prosperity
ss Why is jeweller like apolice officer?-Be.
cause he is a Waterman.
's A problem for the curious and ingenious
solve it who can
Fsfe To five and five and fifty-fve
SsEi The first oflettcrs add, w.. s.
JM You'll see thing to shame king
iss And make wise man mad.
@ A voyager to San Francisco: states, that, whilst
ut sea, the drunken commander of his ship, sfol
Twelve hours boxed the compass round a specl
Of dirt on his chart supposng it to be an island
- The following is on violin-mak er's sigr
board at Limerick ',.
NH "New VILLAINS made here and old ones reppar
ed also new heads, ribs, backs, and bellies mac
on the shortest notice N. B. New CUTS of the
best qnallty. Shoes mcnded, &c. Pat O'Shog
Massey, painter
EsVl Let not one look Of fortune cast YOU down
she were not fortune, if she did not flown.
CoNuNDRum.-sI say, CIem," said one dark,
q another, "can you told me why niger f
neber dead broke'?" <.
"No, niger" said Clem,e'I don't know, an,
idarefore draps de subjec' without 'spression.
Well, den,'' returned the other darkie, an
Tell you why niger is nebcr broke; its bccas,
he's always got scent about him.
Eth, eh, honey said Glenn, "but den 70,
nov itsa had SCENT SO de nigger's dead broke
Ter ALL N j. ". 'D.r@r# l.
s
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Sheriff Sale.

Sheriff Sale.
Nath Butterworth } RY virtue of an Execu-
VS.; IL ton to me directed,
Jones & Dohany. issued by the District Court
in and for the county of Dubuque and State of
Iowa, against Defendants, will, on the 9th
day of April, A. d. 1850, between the hours of
ten o'clock A: M. and six o'clock r. M of that
day, at the door of the Court House in said coun-
ty, expose to public sale the following described
Real Estate, to wit:-Lot marked and number.
ed on the Government plat Of the City Of Du-
buque, as lot No. Six Hundred and Forty two,
l642) with all the appurtenances thereunto be-
longing to satisfy said writ as am therein com.
handed.
G.. w. STEWART, Shift D. G.
g By D.. M. MORRISON, Deputy.
March 6, 1850 26-3w. Prs. fee $500
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Farm for Sale.

THE undersigned being DESTROYS of going to California
l. offers for sale his FARM, sections l2 and 49, 4
SO, r. e. This is of the most valuable Farms in
Dubuque, and will be sold either in body or in parcels
to suit purchasers 1t is situated four miles south of Du-
blque and near the military road. The farm is well wa
tered, and contains fine mill site H. and consists of
400 acres ninety of which under fence The land is
very FERTILE good bargain will be given.
For further particulars enquire of the subscribers oh the
premises, or of Il. s. & d. 8. Wilson, in Dubuque.
IT.. i'd ,....... s- .f..s JOHN O'CONNOR.
Feb. 81, 1885, 25-3ms ... -
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Eek. ELSIOR.
Gentlemen & Fellow Citizens.

"CAAlaChhCA SA Il C"O" SRhEC6kSs
Y Beg leave to inform you that have Just
Il commenced receiving and opening my Spring
and Summer stock of
Dry Goods and Clothing,
BOOTS, SHOES &" HaRDW.4RE, HATS,
CAPS AND 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.
sincss, 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.
District Court--May Term, 1850.
STATE OF IOWA, } =,
Dubuque County. ''
Sam. w w; A'"""p''' and Attachment
yENHE Defendant will take notice, that on the
4 2Sth day of September, A. D. 1S49. The
plaintiff in the above entitled suit sued out of tho
clerk s Office of the District Court in and for the
county aforesaid, Writ of Attachment against
the property of the above named defendant il
the above entitled cause, for sum not less thar
fifty dollars, and that unless the said defendant
appear and plead on the first day of the mex
term of said Court, judgment will be entered a
ganst the said defendant, and the property at.
tached will be sold to satisfy the same
I. P. VAN HAGAN, Clerk
of the District Court.
March Goth, 1850. 2S-4w.
Lowell & Samuels, Atty S for Plt'f'.
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WHOLESALE
Clothing Establishment.

4 RCHIBALD YOUNG g. Co., have remov-
IA ed to their new store, No. 90 Main street
second door south of Locust where they are re.
ceiving 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 g. Co.,
80 Main street, St. Louis, Mo.
WAIVER, MINOR g. Co.,
1926 Pearl street. New York
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DUBUQUE, ian. %. 1850. eO-n ~
so Land Warrants !

FE,HE subscriber, having just arrived from,
& New Orleans, offers for Cash, at St. Louis
prices, Forty 100 Acre, and Forty 40 Acre Land
Warrants. He would call the attention of deal.
ers to this opportunity of securing 40 Acre War.
rants, as there are but few remaining in market,
~ B. Warrants guaranteed genuine.
JOSEPH M. LOWENSTEIN,
NAPLES House, Dubuque, Iowa.
March 7, 1S5O.-tf