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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-18

IN MATTER OF the proceeds OF the Real
Estate of JAMES DUilYSE deceased sold the application Of
WILLIAM SHANNON & Co. Creditors Notcs hereby gwen
that the balance proceeds tho
Duryse late the City OF New York deceased nestats
lately made under the order Of the Surrogate Of tue County OF New
York by Rachael Myers 4te Rachael Dare Administrators Of an
singular goods chate md credits OF the sad ntostats
viii be divided by the said Surrogate The creditors the sad
esate proportion 70 their debts according 20 law al
the Surrogate Office the Guy Of New York on toe Twenty ehts
day Of October Eleven O'Clock the forenoon o! that day
Dated this 18th day Of September, 1850 JOHN X BRADY,
slNOct2s Attorney for Administrator, 10 Wal 81.
IN PURSUANCE Surrogate County OF
Anew York notice hereby gwen to all having claims
against ABRAHAM DAVIS late OF the City Of York,
founder deceased present thu
the OF Henry Matthew'S No
the City New YORK before the heen day
Dated Now York the ninth day Of April, 1850.
slO law6m- ROBERT YOUNG5 Executors.
IN issuance OF Of tn, Surrogate County
New notice hereby all having claims
JOHN HcCONACHY, 2ts OF tho City OF Hsw Yort forte
decreased the with thereof tho
Office OF John RoiTan No 100 Wasfeet the
City before the thrtsth day of 5ptembsl
Dated New Yori, the 26th day Of March, 1850
JOHN RODAAN. Administrator.
nj law6m* MARY J. msCoNACHY. Admashatrz
rs PURSUANCE OF OF tbs suogsts of the County Of
wYork nUcs hereby gwen to all psrscHs having elaine
against WILLIAM R0LsIoS late City York,ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-18

OFYics OF TIE GEocERs' FIAE tN5UaAscB Co.
EET.Yoax, Sept e. 1852
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS h17e tia dsJ
L declared Ienlknnus dividend Of -Four per cent pay
able 70 the Stockholders OF This Company and ast la
1917 81 ' Is "' O'~'''J J. MILTON saIYH, ssey.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-09-25
IOWA COLLEGE,

TTHE first term in the third year of this Institution will
Il commence tho first Thursday of Oct. next There
three in the year of 10 weeks each. mo src
ond will commence on the I'd Thursday of Jan. and the
third on the 4th Thursday of April 1851 Row D. Lane
of KcosauQua has recently been elected Pref of Mathema
tics and Nat Philosophy to be associated with Prof Rim
ley in charge of the institution.
Freshman class of six is formed TO enter unon
the studies of regular College course.
EXPENSES, &c.
Tuition in the Pr paratory Depart. $500 pr term,
C Collegiate I" 500 &c
Tuition in both Departments to be paid in advance
Stud hts admitted to college Class after H., commence
mcn OF term will be charged with tuition for the whole
term; and no d, ducon will be nlad. for absence while
student is member OF College.
In the Prep. Depart no one will he admitted for less
than half RIM and no allowance will be made for ab
scnce except in ease of protractci sickness.
Beard can lie obtained in private families at 81 so u
week. 80
BY an arrangement with II Portr of Rock Island III
Books and Sationrry furnished students at less than
retail prices in New York. BY order of Elk. Com
%. ADAMS, Clerk.
Davenport, Sept. 4, 1850 52-4t
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Glad Tistialgs 10 the Afflicted.

JAMES BLANCHARD g. Co.,
z-zR HAVE just opened on Main Street, next
&alGD door to W. P. Wightman's
Drug Store. .s~ ..-
They invite the attention of Physicians,
s66S Country Merchants, and all those that in
any way afflicted, to examine their Splendid Stock Our
Drugs and Medicines have all been purchased since the
passage of act of Congress, prohibiting the importation
of spurious and improper Medicines; consequently any
buying of us will get nothing but perfectly pure
article. We have all the Drugs and Medicines usually
kept in Drug Store, and shall sell lowest prces
TO PAINTERS.
We call the attention of Painters full supply Of
all kinds If Paints, Oils and Paint Brushes, which we
have bought extremely low prices, and can afford to
sell at greatly reduced rates. ..
DYE STUFFS.
We keep hand at all times good stock or Dive
Stus which call the attention Clothiers and 9TH
ers. ..t
Mr. JAMES BLAschARD, having had long experience in
the Drug business, prepared and will give strict
lion to all the duties of Apothecary. Physicians send
ing or others wishing Recipes put up, need
have no fear of Neglect or mistake. .s5 go
NJ b. We Shall keep all times the very hest articles
of Brandy Wine and other liquors for medical purposes
Dubuque, July 8, 1850 Aft
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-09-25

a DEsoLArE REGIoN.-Wc have already stat
cd that the English expedition in search Of Sir
John Franklin, under the command Of Capt
Austin, left the whale Island on the lst., the day
previous to the arrival Of the American expcdi
ton. An officer on board the English vessels
IN a letter thus describes the gloomy character Of
that region
In this forlorn re gion there is neither scenery,
manners, customs to describe All is bar
rcnncss and desolation; no flower shrub adorns
the cebound prccipices ofthis sombre locality,
where, seated on his icy throne, stern winter
reigns supreme, crowned with the gathered
SHOWS Of 5000 years, exhibiting singular con-
trast to the delightful gardens of our native land
whose flowers and plants are at this moment
displaying their odoriterous beauties beneath The
genial rays of midsummer sun
What is the difference between counterfeit
hank note and n hrokpn hDnk note
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-09-25
NEW BOOK STORE,
"KNOW LEDGE POWER.
JAMES BLANCHARD g. Co

E51IfNCE3AItO
TIANE just opened on Main Street, next door above
III w. p Wightman's, Il well selected stock of School
and Miscellaneous Books, together with extensive
of stationery, consisting of Blue and Viii Cap;
Blue and White Letter; Fine French Satin Letter. and
all the different varieties of paper with SPLEEN
did lot of Buff, White and Fancy Envelopes Common
and Fine Inkstands; Qus, Steel Pens, Gold Pens and
Pencils, &C &c.
and Poetry, by the celebrated Writers of the Past
and Present age; got up in the most beautiful style.
ALSO,
Superior article of Bibles, Family aud Pocket with
clasps and otherwise We have great variety of fancy
articles usually kept in Book stores, which invite
the attention of Ladies and Gentlemen of the and
Country. All of the above articles shall sell at prices
much lower than usual.
Dubuque July 9th 1850. 44u
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-09-25
TO Land-Seehcrs IL Spccmlators.

70 LaMeE-SeeElcrs IL Spectators.
rVNIE Undersigned has been soldier and settler in
the neutral ground on the land lately purchased of
the Winncbago Indians, for five years. / am well
gainted on the waters of Turkey Volga, Little Iowa.
Wapscy, Cedar and other small that beautiful
country and will tor reasonable compensation show the
country to any person or locate Warrants according in
sructions as to get all timber TIMBER and PRAIRIE
ter power &c. will locate for large Warrant Holders
tenth warrant have lived for the last 10 years
in Texas, Arkansas, Missouri and Iowa. and do pro-
nodcc Northern Iowa the most desirable country ever
saw Residence, Upper or Bclnas Settlement Voga,
Fayette Co.. Iowa. Communications directed to West
Union P.O. WILLIAM ANDERSON.
s.. REFERENCES. H. Z. T.. f.ts
D. S. WILSON ESQ, Dubuque, Iowa. ....
CAPT. }. 5, MORGAN, Burlington 6
LIEUT.. j. II. Mckinney, "
d. UMPsTEAD ESQ. Wnnebago Agca GU Minnesota r..
H. NJ. RICE Esa. - st. Paul &C
N.B company will start from my residence on tho
Goth Sept visit the head waters of Otter Wapsey and
Cedar rivers. All who wish to accompany, can attend
prepared to camp OUT
Sixty of tillao land for tic ensuing year,
with comfortable residences; l improved quarter for
sale. .'.'. ..#as,sE@ w. A.
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DIED.

Suddenly after an illness of thirty hours, at his
residence in Bellevue, on the 10Th inst, DR..
VIM. E. Jennings, aged 80, years.
DR.. J. was native Of Vermont-graduated
in the Medical Department Of the University OF
Vermont, and came to Bellevue in the fall of 1943
where he has since till the day before his death
been engaged in the practice of Medicine. Few
in the profession have been more diligent in their
attendance upon the sick or more successful in
their practice He has gradually risen in the
estimation of his acquai tances as physician
and grown into favor till his business became too
much for his strength and he fell a prey to over
execution.
His loss in this community is deeply and uni
versally felt and acknowledged lie leaves a
devoted wife and little boy to mourn his loss
Com.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-09-25
DUBUQUE
HAY PRESS.

TENhc undersigned is ready purchase whatever
mount of good hay there may be in the country, ov,
and above what is necessary for home consumption, for
which he will pay fair in cash. Farmers have
chance to sell all they have for the cash. without the lost
time & trouble of pcddng it out and persons in will
be supplied at tn" lowest market price by applying at the
Press Gen. Booths Su.r Mill.
VIM. ASHLEY JONES.
Dubuque Sept. 25th lS5O-f.
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ENCEESAOR.

ST. LOUIS, GALENA, DUBUQUE, AND
POTOSI PACKET.
The steamboat Excelsior, JAS.
:ll1,.zs1zsEysssl IWARD, Master, will leave St.
fsa5sssESFFE Louis on the opening of naviga-
ton, and continue to run during the season as
a regular packet between the above ports.
March, goth 1850. DIS.
EMERSON, GOLDSBURY 6. CO., e. P. NAPLES.
IL Dublulc.
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st. Louis Observation-Disclosures prices.
FLoUR-fine $2,57; scratched 1887; country
$3.50 to $500; choice 400 to 4,12
WHEAT--lnferior SOC. prime 81 to 75c
choice SOC.
Com 50 to Gle; OATS 33 to 3Sc
BARLEY; common 60c; prime Soc, sacks re.
turned.
PoTAToEs and OS1oSs-small sales at &c
to 40c.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-09-25
Town Lots for Sale.

\ CCORDING to instructions received, will offer for
~ sale Monday the 30h day of September, 1850,
the door otc Court House, to the highest bidder for cash.
the following described lots in this City Lots No. and
afof Lot No. 49, situate the of and Sixth
Streets and Lot No. $751; situate the of Main
and LIST streets.
Sale to take place between ten and two O'Clock of said
day, by orders of the owner, Henry Hart
L. BRULA, Agent.
Dubuque, Sept 4, 1850 52-3t
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-09-25
H. A. & r.. HI. SMITH.

A RE receiving their stock of Fall and Winser
"A Goods comprising complete assortment of goods
dap"d TO this market.
Their stock has been select with the great possible
car large PREPARATION having ben purchased for cash in
Eastern and other markets and will bcsod the lowest
prices Wholesale retail.
St Dt MI 2Jth lS5O-tf.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-09-25

The following arc tho points of law decided
in the Fugitive Slave Case lately tried IN Indiana
before Judge Mclean, in which the plaintiff
obtained verdict for s., $50, in damages.
his accustomed ability, but is too long for our
columns.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-09-25

columns.
THE STATE OF INDIANA, MAY TERM, 1850.
John Norris, VS.. Lcander Newton, ct. al
|. Under the Constitution ofthe United States,
the master of fugitives from labor may arrest
them wherever they shall be found, If he can
do 50 without brcech of the peace and take them
back to the State from whence they fed.
2 A State Judge, proper affidavit being
made many issue writ of hebeas corpus, and
enquire into the cause of detention.
s. The affidavit ola coorcd person is suffic-
lent for this purpose.
d. Every person within the jurisdiction of
State owes to it allegiance He is amcnable
t., the laws of the State and the State is bound
to protect him in the exercises ofhs legal rights.
S. When it appears by the return or the ha-
bcas corpus, that the fugitves in the legal
custody of the MASTER and the facts Of the return
are not denied, there is end to the jurisdiction
of the State Judge.
g. His jurisdiction is special and limited.
T. When it appears the fIgitives held nm
der the authority of the Union, it is paramount
to that of the State.
g. And so when an individual is held under
the authority of a State, the Federal Judiciary
have no power to release the person so held.
9. If the return to the habeas corpus be deniel,
the master mnst prove that his custody of the
slave is legal.
TO- If he fail to do this, or make an insufficient
return, the State Judge may release the tuga-
tives. 4't' ~
H. But the master may subsequently arrest
them, and prove them to be his slaves. --
H. The master: tho ugh he may arrest without
anv exhibition of claim, judicial sanction,
when required, must show ri ght to the services
Of the fugatives. -.
Mcssrs o. Fl. Smith and Lston, for the plan
tiff Messrs. Marshall and Jarnegin, for defend
ants.
FORREST DIvoRCE CAsE.-An application has
been made by Mrs. Edwin Forrest to the Supreme
Court Of this State for an injunction to stay Mr..
Forrest from further prosecuting his action for a
divorce in the State of Pennsylvania, or in any
other jurisdiction than that of this State and
from disposing OF or incumbering his real estate
in this State; and also from obtrnding himself in
to her presence on the allegation that she appre-
hcnds violence at his hands.
After hearing before Judge Edmonds. in
which Mcssrs Rowland and Chase appeared for
the plaintiff, the injunction was granted vester
day, and MIR. Forrest was Immediately arrested
at the Astor House and conducted before the
court, when he was required to give bail in the
sum Of $4,000 TO refrain from all violence to-
wards Mrs. Forrest, and in every respect to OBJ
serve the Injunction. All the features of this
unhappy case still attract large share Of public
attention. We understand that Mrs. Forrest
will soon make an application for divorce from
her husband, and in case she is successful, she
win Of course receive most liberal amony
IN. Y, Courier.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-09-25

FURNITURE TRIMMINGS, #"
Embroidered Muoslin Drapcry for Curtains, with Dor
iering and Red Muslin to match, at a., j. . ..,..
Sept, Is, 80 GoopRlcH's,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-09-25
WESTERN SALOON.

TNh, undersigned having purchased from Simon Peter
Il Treanrr all their interest in the above establishment
hereby notifies the public that he will he glad wait upon
them: & requests i share of their patronage.
ARTHUR McCANN.
Scpt.mbcr 95th lS5O-2t.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-09-25

DIST. COURT OF DUBUQUE co. IOWA.
William Newman,
VS.:
of Michael Goth. ~
Ter, deceased. "
TTNHE said defendants will take notice, that William
L Newman has filed petition in said Court, setting
FORTH among other things that he purchased lot No 1S,
in the town of Dubuque Iowa, from said Michael Gohier,
in his lifetime, and has made full payment for the same,
Gother since died without making said Newman Deed.
Said petition asks the said Court decree petitioner the
title whereby all persons claiming under said Gotier shall
be forever barred and will be heard 10th October 1885,
which time said defendants notified to appear.
]. p. VAN HAGAN, Clerk.
Sept. 4, 1850. 52-6t .ss~.r ...s' .s~.5.
T. S. & D. S. Wilson, for petitioner.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-09-25
New Steam Saw Mill & LatIl M a.
= ., TIT. chine,

AT GUTTENBURG, CLAYTON COUNTY, IOWA.
TIME Subscribers have in the above interesting village
L erected a new Steam Saw Mill and Lath Machine.
They have neitecr spared expense labor in the
structon and therefore enabled accommodate all
who may honor them with their custom. They can saw
all quantities of wood, from 10 to As feet in length
Carpenters and builders Will please notice that all
orders will be attended with punctualiy and dispatch
and delivered at any place desired
JOHN LENHART & Co.
Guttcnburg, Clayton Co., Iowa,
Julv. I. a1S5O IN VI <
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-09-25

Is used for ali complaints affecting the Throat OF
Head such as Bronchitis Inflammation of the Throat,
Nervous and Sick Headache, Dizziness of the Head
Neuralgia in the Face Buzzing Roaring in the
Ears Deafness which is generally Nervous, and tina,
distressing complaint called Tic Doloreux.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-09-25
To SpOrtslllen.

have Just received supply Of very superior snoring
land h!ie PoHder Percussion Caps, &c Shot (al sizes
these articles arc warranted and will DO sold low al tn
Drug Store Of ~ - OH JEgpIEs
Dubuque July 9th. - Z
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-09-25
; Petition for Divorce.

Ihomls Cole, COmp't ="
~, VS.: Petition for Divorce. .E.s
Enor Cole, Def. [~a
The defend nt, will take notice that the above named
complainant has filed his petition in the Court aforesaid
praying divorce from the bands of marmony with the
SAID defendant setting forth wilful neglect of
duty absence and such affection alienation that
the parties cannot live peace and happiness
that their welfare requires separation tem and
that unless she appear at the of said court to be
held at Dubuque on the 9TH day of October next and
wc to, or defend against said petition decree pro con-
fcsso will b. taken thereon against her.
l. P. VAN HAGAN.
Clerk District Court, Dubuque Co.
Dubuque August 81, 1850. 6 W.
Hampstead & Burt, Compts AttY's.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-09-25

u ccause they safer, bettcrad efcaciols ,ha
Dany others:
100000 BOXES
have been sold annually for the last five years
YOUNG AND OLD, MALE AND FEMALE,
can always take them with equal safety without fear
If PILLS BE NECESSARY.
for plrging and cleansing the Stomach and Bowels AM,
purifying the Blood and fluids of the body no Others
for no other pills produce those combined effects con-
tain Sarsapara in them
Eat; Drink and Live as Usual,
and pursue your usual occupation whilst taking them
without fear of taking cold dnrng all kinds of weather
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
are wagercd that more genuine certificates (from pys
cans Clergymcn Members of Congress and respectable
others,
Forty Pills are in Eox!!
and sold at TWENTY FIVE CENTS \ BOX, with dir
cctions and much Wholesome advice accompanying each
box.
They have or unpleasant smell,
Free from dust or powder of any kind,
Do not grippe the Stomach or Bowels,
Produce no sickn 'ss, vomiting bad feelings,
THEY ARE GOOD AT ALI. TIMES,
And adapted to most diseases common to mankind
No one having taken them will be willing afterwards
to take others, because they always do good and
hey do not then no others will.
DR. n. b. LElDY, THE PROPRIETOR AND MANU-
FACTUREH,
is regular Druggist Chemist all Physician of fifteen
years experience in Philadelphia; Graduate of the Univcr
sy of Pennsylvania Member different Medical Insti
mtions of philadelphia, New York, Boston Baltimore &C.,
and associate and corresponding member of several cd
cal Institutions of London and Paris.
Principal Depot, DIR. LEIDys DIsrESsAnY, No. ia,
North FOURTH ST, Philadelphia sold Wholesale
and retail by
E.E. GILLESPIE, Dubuque.
CRAWFORD & co. Gacna.
And by Druggists and storekcep4rs trou ghout the Y.
Dr.. Leidys Sarsaparlla Blood Pills, for sale by
G. l.. D. CROMWELL, Anamosa.
WIN. FL. MADDEN, Quasqueton.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-09-25
Pure white Lead.

I 90 kegs pure White Lead II. r. Blows bran just re-
L ccivud and for sale by
e. +. GILLESPIE.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-09-25
COpal and Coach Varllish.

large stock of the above articles just received and
n tor sale by E. f. GILLESPIE.
September 25th 1850.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-09-25

To CoRREspoNDENTs.-The communication
of "P.' will appear in our next The sub
iect to which it refers is one in which we take a
deep interest, and We shall do all in power to
produce like feeling in others.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-09-25
'E'EHEi EATEARTHNE.

A This new and elegant passen-
sEYESM Sger Steamer, J. Nj. MARSH, Mas
GS9GssNEEx ter, will run during the season as
regular packet between the ports of St. Louis
and ST. Peters, touching at all intermediate
points.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
Emerson u Shields, agents.
Dubuque Iowa, Mar. goth 1850, DIS.
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. i
The following is the ticket nominated at the
Syracuse Conventions
For Governor, Horatio Seymour, of Oneida.
Lieut.. Governor, Sanford E. Church, Orleans
Canal Commissioner, Chas. G.. Mather, Troy.
Clerk of Court Of Appeals, Chas. S. Benton,
IIerkimer.
State Prison Inspector, William P. Angel,
Cattaraugus,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-09-25
Fancy & Silk Goods,

Fancy Il Silk Goods,
embracing DR. Goods in piece and pattern Ct the latest
sly les with trmmn to match, and almost any article
in the silk and Fancy Goods department which could be
found in the Eastern cities. Also,
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF STAPLE GOODS,
such Prints, Dom. Muslns, 1914 Slcctngs, Ticks,
Checks & Stripes, Lndseys Fannes, X. Y Jeans Sat
in, It's & TwcedS &c. &c.
QUEE.NSH.4RE,
in sets, both Flowing Mulberry White Granite and as
sorted Quccnswarc in all shapes.
HARD WARE,
small assortment of Cutlery, Table Furniture slovcS,
Spades, Axes, &C,
a good supply of
GROCERIES, BOO7'S SHOES, HITS md caps.
all of which am determined sell at uniform prices and
no abatement, yet low any house of good repta-
ton in tho
Ladies and gentlemen, please call and my goods
shall be sure to sell you.
+. V. GOODRICH.
S"pt 90. 1850.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-09-25
DUBUQUE:
Wednesday Morning, Sept. 25.
Important-Rail Road bill Passed.

[By Private Dispatch the Chicago Daily Journal]
WAsHrNeToN, Sept. 18th
Mr. c. t. Wilson:-The Mobic Rail Road
bill has passed the House without amendment,
by twenty six majority! 1t only awaits the
signature of the President to become a law
J. S. w.
presume it includes the amendment offered, if
we mistake not, by Senator Jones, which amend
ment, if passed, extends an arm of this road to
Dubuque, and the other to Chicago. The main
trunk of the road commences at Cairo and ex-
tends to Mobile. What q magnificent project
it is second only to the grand route which will
connect the eastern to the western ocean
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-09-25

TAKEN AT LAsr.--The long vacant Office of
Mr.. Stewart, of Va. Mr.. Stewart is, of course,
man of ability and will fill the office creditaby
while he holds it-not a day longer Such at
least will be the burden Of the wing press COM
mcut.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-09-25

CHHDREN'S WEAR, f@
boots, Leggings, Stockings Net Coats Infants waists
Sept, IS, 80 GooppIcu's
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-09-25
DR.. CHRISTIE'S
GALVANTC BRACELETS

Are found Of vast service in of Convu
Fits, Spasmodc Complaints and general Nervous
Affections of the Head and upper extremties Also
in Palsy and Paralysis, and all diseases caused by
deficiency of power or Nervous Energy in the Limbs
q II other of the body
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-09-25
w afRted.

CS00 Bushels of Barley; Also, 5000 Bushels of
~IOO Oats, for which a fair price will be paid.
B. J. O'HALLORAN
Dubuque, August, 20, 1850 no so ;}m
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-09-25
10 Painters

Ei2aSCed Oil, Il ,EUrpeHltissc.
large Supply of Oil s. Turpcntnc just received and
~ for sale low by
f.. f. GILLESPIE.
Scptrmbs 25tl 1850
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-09-25
N Office.

TTNHE undersigned would earnestly request all persons
l. knowing themselves Indebted to him either by note
book account to make payment by the lst of October
next. b. J. O'HALLORAN.
Dubuque, Aug. 20, 1850.
N. b. Wheat, Oats, & Barley, will be received in pay
mcnt at cash prices. so CIV