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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-07-24

THE LARGEST AND MOST ELEGANT AssoRT-
MENT OF FURNITURE EVER BROUGHT TO
DUBUQUE! -!
EDWARD WOODWARD,
r the old stand of WOODWARD & BROTHER, Main
"A Street, nearly opposite the Waplcs House,
DUBUQUE, IOWA,
has on hand one of Largest and most Choice seec
tons of Goods offered in tho Dubuque Market when
he eff rs AT the very lowest prices.
Country Merchants s. the Pnblic generally
are invited to examine this extensive stock before ucas
ing elseW here. 49,
Arran gcmcnts have been made by which the stock Will
rcpcnscd by almost every boat that arrives, and such
be taken of the Markets to buy and consc
quenty to sell at lower prices than usual.
l have full assortment of
COTTON, SILK, LINEN, AND WOODEN GOODS,
together with
BOOTS &. SHOES, HITS, READY-.M4DE CLOTH
ING, HARDWARE, GROCERIES, &c. &c.
One of tho principal attractions of the Empire Store is
the extensive
Furniture Ware Rooms,
connected herewith, In which will be found
BUREAUS, SIDEBoARDs, SOFAS, CENTER & SIDE TABLES
DESKS, SAFES, CHAINS, SETTLES, BEDsrEADs, LoUNG
Es, WASH & Work STANDS, DINING & BREAKrAsT IA
BrEs, LOOKING GLASSES, CLOCKS, &c. &c.
of every variety and description, constantly hand, al
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 or make additions
their stock of furniture will do well to call, sol
lower than any other establishment in tewn.
Remember the EMPIRE STORE, Main Street, nearly oPpo
site the WdplGs' House.
| EDWARD WOODWARD.
| Dubuque, Iowa, July Q, 1850. "A ly
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CHOLERA IN GRANT CoUNTY.-We are in
an alarming extent in Wngvile, Grant County.
Several cases have proved fatal. We regret
to add that Dr. Sibley, of Dodgeville, who had
been attending upon several cases at Wingville,
was himseft taken with the fatal disease, on Mon
day last while on his return from his professional
visits; and dided soon after arriving at home
Mineral Point Tribune, 5M inst.
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lar EvaarBopy RsAp This tAaEsut S-IHsre y !.
s,rsanaril.a for sale the dit1erept towns caed e. a.
Towusens Sarsaparii!a IL Is adYert!sed as ina lisla
NAL GENUINE and all that. This owneenu y no aocto
md ne yer was MI, formerly worker on Ca
pals and kee he assumes the title o. Doctor ,or me
nurnose OF gaining credit for what he IL not ne say. w
has attended Two medical schools and practiced Tor nee
vears % Now the truth s he never pracuced medicine
day in his life Such tetlfM, rtcsed msrepresentauon
looks bad 10 the character and veracy OF the man wsh
most sincerely he had never made nose y
full in ali their dealings and ineseonrse with h; e,o%
i,c,uring his mixture. stating the large sums ne Wouo
make as an nducement embark in the business. Iese
men have been insulting and lbellng me IN al Possioo
forms in order impress the public with ne seiel ma
The Old Doctors SarsaDarilia not the genuine
Sursapuriiu made from the OIL iiocto's 0raanaL ftect.
pie This r. Townsend says have sold the use o. my
name for 81 a week Twill give him $500 II ne VIII pro.
duce one single solitary proof Of ths His Statements %
Thomson Skimau & CO., are nothing but Tissue %
ialsehoods simply made deceive the public and Keep
the truth down in ard TO his soaring, erenf'ng com
pound This is caution the public % purchase none on
Old Dr. JACOB Townsens Sarsaparil.a having on y iio
Old Doctors likeness, his fanny Coot 0 arms, anu ~
Ggnatureacross the Coat of Arms. . :, s.ss.# "a
d.,
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THE APPARENT TRASspARENr.--Wc predict
for Father Thompson the vote of the masses,
which is always honest-[Telegraph.
Hager Fbegins to find out that Col Hender-
sons libel upon the honesty ofthe people, and
his endorsement thereof won't quite take; hence
his anxiety to change the subject to Father
Thompson.
So then, the vote of the masses is honest if
trary, if brought in conflict with Henderson.
Nice distinction truly!
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TIE GALpHIa CLAIM.--A Washington cor
respondent of the N. Y. Tribune states that Mr..
Brooks member of Congress from the City of
New York has received from Georgia large
number of letters in regard to the GALpHIS
Claim, with certified copies Of certain papers
from, the archives Of that State, which it is said
will place the justice Of the original claim in a
still more objectionable light before the public
than it has yet assumed.
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EsgaaSS FOUNDER y +.

SsSHE subscriber has just located himself IN
4 Dubuque, where he intends TO carry Oh the
above business in all its various details, such as
the making aud engraving OF
DOOR l'r .'rES, MILITARY WORK,
Essbt. RANGING, GLIDING AND SILL
VERINC, REPAIRS OF BRITANNla,
METAL TEA AND SUGAR tNNS:
Letters cut on Iron and Steel, also on Gun Bar
rels and Ornaments; and everything else in the,
line of his profession as
assass .UouEtec d1EO Et1urabcc.
Ills Shop is next door above the Farmer
Home, OF Main street, where he may be found
at all times.
FREDERICK OELWEiN.
Iun. 5lh ls5Q. :tg.GLl.
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Como and Try We.

TNy H E undersigned has rented the Rockville
Il Mills, and begs leave to inform the people
of-Dciaware and adjoining counties, that the
Touring Mill has undergone thorough repair,
and is now capable of making as good flour as
any Mill west ofthe Mississippi. The Mil will
do an Exchange Business altogether; will give
for good merchantablc wheat, 81 lbs. superiine
flour, 4 lbs. shorts and one half bushel Of bran
for every 60 lbs. wheat. He will always endeav-
or to give regular customers flour out ofthe Ow-
en- Wheat,
J. NJ. CUSTER.
Rockville, June 5th 1850. 39'3m.
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WASHINGTON HOUSE,
CORNER OF FIFTH AND LOCUST STREETS,
DUBUQUE, IOWA.

YgyHE undersigned takes pleasure in inform
II ing his friends throughout the surrounding
country, and the travelling public generally, that
he is now prepared to accommodate all who may
see fit to favor him with call, in manner
which he iatters himself will prove satisfactory.
His house room is ample, and his table shall
be furnished with the snbstantials and luxuries
Of the season. Commodious stables attached
together with the excellent we'll of water on the
premises, renders this establishment one of the
most desirable for those visiting Dubuque on bu
siness, or for the travelling community in gene
raj. ..>ta.. E.sgH,
n. B.-Charges exceedingly lows
HENRY MILLER, Proprietor
May is, 1850. 36-f
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DUBUQUE:
wednesday Morning, July "a.

AGAINST THE GRANr.--The Artist of the
Telegraph in his laundering attempts to follow
the Hawkeye, makes thrust at the proposed
grant of Land for the Dubuque and Keokuk
Railroad. He says that Judge Clark is in favor
of embarrassing the State with an enormous
debt, by the injudcious policy she is about to
pursue under the law granting these lands to the
State.
What miserable bundle ofignorance and stu
pidity is here. The claw granting these lands
has not passed, and the "poicy" of the State
"under" it, has not been indicated. Judge
Clark is IN favor of the grant, which Col. Hen
derson avows it to be matter of secondary
importance.
What he says about an "enormous debt, Is
but an incolerent garbling Oft Old Hawks mar
row -souled opposition to our road.
Verify, if the wing party of Dubuque will en-
courage Hager to 60 on, he will put them in an
unenviable position before the State and the
country.
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The CHOLERA IN CUBA.--Thc Royal Mail
Steamship Thames, which arrived at Mobile
from Havana, states that the cholera was increas-
ing wonderfully in the interior of Cuba.
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IOWA SHOE STORE!
,..,! = K:

SIGN OF THE BIG BOOT.
rEy1E subscriber respectfully informs the citizens Of Du
4 bugue and vicinity that he has received large and
wcll.sclectod stock Of
TSo0ts and Shoes.
the Spring and Summer trade and that arrivals of
the and best styles and qualities may be expected
long navigation remains open.
1t is almost impossible for him to specify the numerous
kinds styles, and qualities of which his stock consists but
would respectfully invite and all to call and soc
his rnlent of Iady's and Gentemen's Misses and
Boys Youths and Childrcns Boots and Shoes neat
and very low for the ready dust.
All Country Merchants wishing Boots and Shoes by the
case Dozen will find it to their advantage to examine
my stock, before purchasing elsewhere.
ALSO,
Always on hand heavy stock of Leather and Find
Jugs, will be sold at the lowest rates possible.
Friends and customers viii remember the well known
established Sho Store at the sign of the Big Boot
d. DECKER
Dubuque, May %, 1850 37-tf
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WE CAN'T REc1pRoCATE-The Editor of the
Telegraph says he cannot believe we wrote the
article on our first page, as We Railways had some
claim to decency". Can he say as much for
himself!
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Glad Tidilags to the Afflicted.
JAMES BLACHARD s. Co..

JAM Els aSLASfdAISD Co.,
81 HAVE just opened Main Street, next
GESSsaSsFs door to w. p. Wightnlans
EYN.J A Drug Store.
They invite the attention of Physicians,
GsaarA Country Merchants, and all those that are in
any way afflicted examine their Splendid Stock. Our
Drugs and Medicines have all been purchased since the
passage of act of Congress- prohibiting the importation
spurious and improper Medicines; consequently any
one buying of us will get nothing but perfectly pro
arc!r. We have all the Drugs and Medicines usually
kept in Drug Sor and shall sell at the lowest prices
TO PAINTERS.
We call the attention of Painters to our full supply OF
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 on hand at all times good stock OF Dye
Stus to which call the attention OF Cothiers and 9th
Mr.. JAMES BLANCHARD, having had long experience in
the Drug business is prepared and will give strict atten
lion all the duties of Apotecay Physicians send
ing Prescriptions others wishing Recipes put up, need
have no fear of neglect or mistake.
N. B. We shall keep all times tho very hest articles
of Brandy Wine and other liquors for medical purposes
Dubuque, July 9, 1850. "A
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CC}bTOCkHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LlABLE.~E0
nor the Insurance Of toRSES, MULES, PRIZE
L BULLS, SHEEP, AND CATTLE of cycry dcscrip
ion against m combined risks of Fire, Water, Accidents
nd Diseases also upon stock driven to Eastrn markets.
II transported South.
Losses PAID IN THIRTY DAYS AFTER PROOF OF DEATH.
DIRECTORS:
JOSEPH G.. Bowman, Counsellor;
FERDINAND EBERwINE, Merchant;
Capt. Isaac Mass, Merchant;
GEORGE D. HAY, Merchant;
Hon. THOMAS B1sHoP, Builder
JOHN WISE, Merchant and Bank Director;
ALVIN w. Tracy, 6 g
Hon. ABNER T. ELLIS, State Senator; and
and Mayor of Vincennes;
Adm. SMITH, Farmer Bank Director, aud
Auditor of Knox county.
JOSEPH G.. BOWMAN, Pres't
B. SuuRrLEFF WHITNEY, Sec'y.
WIN. BURTcH, Treasurer, and Merch't and
Pres't Vincennes Branch Of St. Blk, India.
I5~Agent at Dubuque,
CHAS CORKERY.
July "a, 1850. dolly.
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,ERc IAmox Insurance Company
FIRE, MAINE, 81 LIFE INSURAN &C.
CAPITAL STOCEk--$2OO,OO 900.

Office on IaU Street, IN NiSes Brick Rotc, Vim
ccnneS Indiana.
rT1HIS Company having been duly organized, and tn
4 per paid the capital stock subscribed, and
balance secured by mortgage on Real Estat2 ana by
p rsonal guarantee, now prepared to Insurance.
against Loss Damage by fir, on buildings, Merc'ln-
dis, Machine ~, and all descriptions of prop Ny also,
Merchandise and Produce in the course OF inland traSor
tatun, the risks of the seas, &C., &c: also the Huns ol
ST ambuats, and other Is, and upon the LIVES OF III
dviduals going California The rats OF pr mum VIII
be as low those of any other RESPONSIBLE COMPANY
All Losses librally adjusted and promptly paid. The
stock of this Company held entirely in the West, and
controlled entirely by western mon, and IN no way con-
ncctcd with New York.
Directors:
R. n Carnan Vinccnncs; 7. T. Benbridgc, Lafayette
w: l. uebsrd, do. W. W. Early, 7errehaute
J. w. Maddox, ',o.@ II. .. Allis, EUunsriUc;
Jacob Pea, do = Bottsrf, .Jcgorao~nille:
Sam' Wise, do. VIM. Hughes, do.
p p. Bailey, Fort Haynr; Lew SparkS, do
james XII gwin, JcGcrSonrWe
Hon. X. n. CARNAN, P.csdrnt
SIMON BoTToEF, Vice frcsidI mt.
{. NJ ALLEN, Secretary.
W. J. UERBERD, Ircr.;. mrcr.
Short Life and California risks taken at this agency
CU!iS. CORKERY, Agent at
July II, 1850, n. As If: Dubuqn
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GEN. Qu1TMAN.-It said by the Jackson
Mississppan, that from first to last General
Quitnan refused to have anything to do with
Cuba expedition, and that there is not word
of truth found against him in the N Orleans in
dictment.
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PEEr1se.-Hager thinks the Express Office
nuisance and says "there is all amount ofmatter
there which is very noxious. He must have
been about with his looking glass when we were
not aware of it.
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DU POINT IL cos POWDER.

TIME undersigned having received the agency for the
Il sale of Mcssrs Du Pont & Co.'S celebrated Powder, are
pr pared to furnish purchas rs from their magazine in
Chicago delivered at any point Lake Michigan, Hi
no and Mississippi rivers for cash or approved paper in
package follows:
: fg, ffg, fffg, in kegs, halves and quarters,
Eagle, by keg or box in lb and hf ID canister,
Fg,
Eagle Rifle, in or kegs,
Blasting, in key.
N B. The subscribers also pared TO sell, delivc
red to transportation Co., N. v, for account and risk OF
plrclas r, six months credit for approved paper
: NORTON & WALTER, South Water ST., Chicago
July "a, 1884 mo.
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Nora BESE.-Gillespie, at the Globe Build
ding has fresh supply of best Sporting Pow
der, Paints Oils & Glass. Pepper Sauce and
HOLSTERS for the WE'LL and Bromo for the sick.
Call.
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Doctor Thomas Scott,

LICENTIATE OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF SUR
GEoNs, EDINBURGH.
Eighcen years practit Toner of Physc, Surgery and
Midwifery Scotland, Canada, and the State ofN York
Office in rooms back of u. S. Land Office, over
Smiths Store NIan-strect, Dubuque, Iowa.
Iulv 9th $3.50 4G-tf
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Step Thief.

etTOLEN from the subscriber, Twin at "r1ghrs Grove
- Clinton County, Iowa. on the 2th may a large iron
gray MARI years DID, sixteen hands high, White spots
on the right hip long slim neck, thin in flesh when taken
away. The Theft is supposed to have gone III the dicc
ton of Dubuque.
Any person giving information by which the property
may be rec, vcd, the thief arrested viii DO pubic
good and with such reward asa poor Wluo" L. aD''
to bGsUW. 1890,
CHRISTINA WRIGHT.
Clinton Co. June Goth 1850 ~
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TsEcEaUGi Burke,

SURVEYOR AND CIVIL Observation-Disclosures, GARRY
OWEN, JACKSON COUNTY, IOWA.
E will attend TO business entrusted to him III the
/ 4 line ofhiS prolcs ion He is also Deputy County
Surveyor of jackson county.
Nav y, lS5D Sly
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tg,Egs, EAMART,HNEI.

A s5GHsFSas This new and elegant passen-
stss s!.-s1r:. Sger Steamer, J. M MARSH, Mas
IL - ter, will 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 &; Shields, agents.
Dubuque Iowa, Mar. Goth 1850, DIS.
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Cholera.

On the 9TH inst. there were IS deaths by chol-
era at Cincinnati.
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The Express, last week, failed to bolster up
Judge Clark.-[ Telegraph.
He needs no bolstering. Can you say as
much of Henderson,? Please reflect.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-07-24

Land Warrants are now selling in New York
for 800.
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Gentlemen a. Fellow Citizens.

eECEhLEC AskEN AZ Z CKEDEV VEE9EVEGs3s
AZ Beg leave to inform you that we have
w Just commenced receiving and opening
our Spring and Summer stock of
Epry Goods and Clothing,
BOOTS, SHOES !, HARD ware, HATS,
cars .4N'D GROCERIES,
and Goods of almost every kind and description
which were we'll assorted to suit the Summer
trade and W i'll b.. sold at a small advance above
cost. We arc just commencing the mercantile bu-
sincss and our motto is to live and let live, quick
sales and small profits. You viii find us on the
corner Of Second and Main Streets, opposite the
NAPLES House Dubuque
GEO. w BURTON <. co.
March %, 1850.
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A Card.
&. L. NiShtingIac.

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC:
Office Nainscrcd, opposite the Bank
WILL practice in the Justices Courts and in the Dis
w tric Court of Dubuque County. He will also give
particular attention Conveyancing Drawing OF Mort
cages Leases and every description Of writing needed by
those who may need his services.
Dubuque, April 1850. 30Gm.
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Strayed Away.

a A dark brown COW, three years old, horns tipped with
black the hair rubbed of little by rope under tho hors
teats dark and very small some eon the TAIL answers
to the name Of Fan, or Fanny
Any person delivering her at the residence Of Mrs.
Cooke on Bluff Street. Dubuque, or giving Information
pnbp1,ic July t7--lh59. No 46--3,.
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Fresh Goods i'm Cascade.
TIME undersigned has recruited his Store in Cascade
L where he intends keeping general assortment OF
such Goods as the country demands. All Of which will
be sold at Dubuque prices for cash. exchange for pro
ducc lie invites the public to call at his old stand on
the hill. #a 2@AH
''' '' JOHN sIMPLoT.
July Sd, 1850
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REPORT

OF the Directors Of the Dubuque MUTUAL FIRE ISsvRAHcE
ComrAxY, from its organiSationto June I'd, 1850
The first policy was issued by the Company Angus,
10th, lSAS.
Tie Company has issued 1875 policies. n mcies have
been surrendered and cancelled, and four policies have
been surrendered in part.
Tho whole amt of property insured is s2to,792 90
The whole amount surrendered Is n, 300 90
The whole amt Of premium notes taken, 1880 70
The whole amt of premium notes SUR ndered 1915 90
The whole amount paid in notes, 1877 "a
Expenses paid by the Company. PSI Il
The only loss sustained by tho Company has been that
of Thomas McCrancy, who was insured to the amount
of $1,000, which will be paid, less Sl2] the amount OF his
premium note.
To this loss assessment OF per cent has been
laid upon the premium notes, which will be collected
within the time allowed by the Articles Of Association.
At the annual meeting, June % 1850, the following
gentlemen were elected Board of Directors for the
ensuing year: to wit:-Petcr NAPLES James l. Langaor
thy, NJ Mobley,P r. a: LorimerC: Il. B"Gh, j. C. Wealth,
crby J. G. Shields, VIM. Lawther, 7. Farley, Richard
Benson, r. Y. Goodrich, and Timothy Mason.
Ry order ofthc Board of Directors,
+. e. BISSELL, Secretary
Duhuuue Jnlv 3d 1880. 1850 43-4w,
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HX Rings and Staples, Iron Wedges, Grubbng Hoes,
" and Picks on hand and for sale by
JNO. SlMPLOT.
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a. III. Davis IL Co.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

Cyafsc,Oatr and da's, in al kinds Ct Fruit, toys nuts
Patent .Nec:c:ncS, sc. &c
yyTOlJl,D most respectfully inform the inhabitants OF
w Dubuque and vicinity that they have taken the store
on Man, between :rd and 4t Streets lately uCcucG by
E. :. Terry, Where they now opening and intend
carry ng on above h 5in"sS in all its branches and nope
Nv strict attention business to merit large snare {"
business.
In tie above establishment may hc found among other
tlg. all Kinds Of Fancy Candies and Conl"cuonNfys ny
the box lc!un syrup 10y the barre! gallon. German
TOYS aud Patent Medicines wholesale and retail, Oran
res Lemons, Figs RIiSinS, sottSllel Almonds ictona,
Flibcrt<, FIRST rate Tobacr" and Cigar.
ALSO. During the warm season excellent soda water
at al times supply of Cakes and pies Of the very best
kind
The spacious and magnificent SALOONS attached to
this establishment for the accommodation OF ladies and
gentlemen open during the day and evening for the
recrntion of visitors Cakes Pics ice Creams and other
efrrsA,ncnts served at few moments notice.
Public and private Balls pic MICS, sorecs and wedding
entertainments supplied with every deicacy; an entirely
new style of ornamental pyramids, for table decorator
! furnished at short notice. April 8, leS0.--lv.
-
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New Steam Saw MILL & LatEn MIA
chime,

AT GUTTENBURG, CLAYTON COUNTY, IOWA.
TIME Subscribers have in the above interesting village,
l. erected new Steam Saw Mill and Lath Machine.
They have neteCr spared exp nor labor III the con
strucon, and therefore enabled to 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 take notice that all
orders win be attended to with punctuaity and dpatch
and delivered at any place desired. .,...,.
JOHN LENHART & Go. +
Guttenburg, Clayton Co., Iowa,
July, l, 1850 - - "A "
Blasting Powder. ls II
= n REGGs. A superior article for sale by Ia
~ EMERSON & SHIELDS.
May II
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EMPIRE STO7aa;!!!

NEW ARRIVAL OF SUMMER GOODS !
THE LARGEST AND MOST ELEGANT AssORT-
MENT OF FURNITURE EVER BROUGHT TO
DUBUQUE!!!
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Esnstercr'S Hair.

m BUSHELS Cows Hair for Plaater.ng super
l. w or article, just received and for sale by an
July Sd, 1850. JNO. SlMPLOI.
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ROCKS AND STATIONERY
Cheap for Cash on approved City
Paper.

j. Is a u 8 4 8 ~
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
BOOKS SELLER, sTATIONER, & PAPER
DEALER,
No. 124, Main street, ST. Louis, Mo.
Has on hand complete assortment OF School, Law, and
Medical Books; Blank Books, Quills, Ink, Writing and
Wrapping Paper, Playing and Printers Cards, Sealing
Wax, Bibles; Twine States, Pencils; Straw, Tar and
Bonnet Boards Waters; Sand Envelope Paper Drawing
Materals Pocket Books; Copying Books and Presses &c
ae-Country Merchants and Schools can rely upon hav
ing their orders faithfully executed and at the
PRICES.
July Sd, 1850 43-6m
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The American Live Stock
INSURANCE COMPANY,
CAPITAL $4,000,
VlNCENNES, INDIANA.

Nr5sTOCKHOLDERs INDIVIDUALLY TABLES 8
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BONNETS.
SPLENDID assortment of Spring styles of all qua!
N tiles, Just received and for sale by
Nav 8 1850 FELLOWS & YOUNG.
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GROCER Els.
FINE lot of Family Groceries, just received and fo
"A sale 1T wholesale and retail by
May 3, 1850. FELLOWS YOUNG.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-07-24
Cheering Reports.

- Rumor says that Cholera has made its re
appearance at Muscatimc.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-07-24
Valuable Farm for Sale,

Clinton Co. June Goth 1850. A22
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-07-24

PRIME COD LIVER OIL.
2 HAVE received a suppIv Of pure White Cod Liver
Z Oil, which eau warrant genuine. For sale ny
MAY f. f. GILLESPIE.
i.RAFFENDERG MEDICINES.
4 NEW supply of these vallseble medicines just re
( a rrivrd and for sale Ivy w
Nav 3 t. 7 GILLESPIE