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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-12
PHILADELPHIA, Nov /

PHILADELPHIA, Nov /,
We have just read accounts of terrible riot
at Panama, in which so to 40 natives, and sew
eral Californians were killed Adams g. Cos
Express Messenger. with packages were left at
Panama, and it is feared he is killed. Returns
show that the democrats have carried nearly all
their State candidates--average majority from,
1000 to 5000.
despatch has just been received at the Ma
Wy Department from Commodore Morgan The
New York Herald states that late accounts have
been received from steamer Mississippi at Glib
eralter, &c.
Late accounts have been received from the
Steamer Mississippi at Gbralter respecting
Kossu,h and it is now doubtful whether he comes
to this city. kossuth assumes the air of Con.
queror and not Of an Exile and makes no secret
Of his intention to raise funds in England
and France for the purpose of Attaching Austria
and revolutionizing Europe. This induced the
French Authorities to refuse him permission to
enter France.
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DUBUQUE CLOTHING STORI
UAVHES NETTEEIN
NOTICE.

CTRAYED from the subscribers about the Goth Of
> September, PAIR of red Stays, five years old
Ona had ring in bis nose the ends of his horns ut
off and the tu Of his tail is taken of The ether is
heavier boned brighter red animal with hornes and tail Of
full length.
Also light brndle Steer four years old, OF in'ddhns
sze with rather slim broad horns and long bsby tall
Vboe ;nr will take care said animals and give inir
marian directed Forestve Post Office, Delaware C'.,
~ J. L. BRUCE
Oct %, DIV lmt JIG. FOLSOA
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TO THE GENTLE MEN +.
Ready Made ClOthiNg.
WApIES'

FASHIONABLE CLOTHING ROOM
IS the place for Gentlemen who wish be fitted in
the latest and best style. ha e tho
LARGEST AND BEST STOCK IN THE WEST.
a. kinds of coats pants vests, shirts, cravats
etc., etc. His
BOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT
cannot be equaled in Iowa. having just received
300 Mems and Boys Boots and Shoes all of the
very best selected stock, and trash among them.
HATS AND CAPS
complete assortment of the fashionable styles Of
Hats and Caps, which will be sold very cheap.
FAMILY GROCERIES.
very choice lot of sugar. COFFEE tea and salt, bought
expressly FOR retail trades pepper and spices generaly
fact everything that is needed in he Grocery line.
The fact is, call at p. WApLES' for every thing,
his stock of Goods will show for ITSELF
JesrNo trouble to show Goods
Dubuque, Oct. 6-lydw P. NAPLES.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3.
The Steamer Fanny has just arrived from
New Orleans having STERLING accounts from Mat
amoras, The dates are to the 30th of Oct, the
attack on Matamoras commenced on the 2lst
and General Carpvajal the revolutionary
commander has possession Of the City, within
four squares Of the Plaza. The Mexican Gov.
eminent Troops still held out but suffered
the loss $50 men killed and wounded. The
Revolutionists lost but 3 including Captain
Ford OF the Texan Rangers. The Mexican
General Avalos, issued orders to give the Amer
leans no quarter. Mr.. Langstreth Merchan
If Matamoras was killed The city was set or
FIRE on the Esd and the Custom House and othe
buildings destroyed on the 25,h, several build
ngs more destroyed.
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Popular Scientific Lectures.
PROFESSOR CRAIG. F. G. S..

r ATE Geological Lecturer in the Anderson University
II and Mineral Superintendent for the City of Glas-
Cow, author of the Universal Etymoogtcal, Technology
cal and Pronouncing Dicolary OF the English Language,
&C. &c.
Mr. Craig respectfully that he proposes CIV
ing of SIX LECTURES in Dubuque, the first of
which will be delivered on
MONDAY EVENING, OCT. 81,
At 7o'clock, in GLOBE HALL.
SuBJEcr-The Origin of Material Universe, the forna-
ton of the Earth End the History of its earliest condition
to mineral and organic developments.
The other Lectures will be delivered at the hour
the subsequent Thursday and Monday evening. Each
Lecture will embrace department of natural science
connected with the ancient history of the earth and the
which have prodvced its various phenomena
c and Inorganic its mineral and agricultural
resources.
1-Tbe Lectures will be illustrated with diagrams and
MAPS and by drawings of the extinct animals, etc.
Tickets for the course, One Dollar eac TO be had OF r.
Spaulding at his Bookstore, and at the Herald OfceAd
missun 10 single lecture o. cnnfy.
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EiStul:s urcd.

Ten miles north OF Fort Wayne, Ind,
September 10, 1850
MIR. w. B. Sloan-Dear Sir | had horse
afflicted with tn worst kind of Fistula, on
which used many different kinds Of remedies
without any benefit. Finally my friend Curtiss
advised me to try your Ointment-sad he had
cured his horse with it. | obtained box and
was astonished to finG it had cured The Fis,ul,
in less than ten days, since which | rec m.
,nended your valuable Ointment to nv friends
and neighbors, and we get it at Fort Wayne OF
your Agent, H. B. Red. Yours in haste,
E. l.. CHITTENDEN
See Sloan'e advertisement in an other column
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New YoRk, Nov, 3.

NEW YORK, Nov, 5.
Among the passengers by the Franklin, was
t,hevelier D. Solder Minister Plenop,tentiary
from Brazil to United States. The Brig lssa.
bella, arrived here yesterday, with intelligence
that all was quiet in that country when she
Jeff, the Emperor had just arrived from the Cape
and .here was every prospect that he would as-
eeed to the proposal by the English, French
and American Consuls and make peace with
the Don.incans. On Saturday last the United
States Commissioner in this City. issued a
vsrTaat for the arrest Of Heriner . fugitive
slave from Maryland. A letter from Panams
gives an account Of the loss Of the Pacific
Whale Ship Ann Alexander Of New Bedfort
Capt. Deblay in consequence Of being STRUCK
by sperm whale, the crew were picked up il
their boats two days after BY the Ship Nantuc
ket taken to Payta. The Steamer Golden Cat
Capt. Paster6o, arrived at Panama on the af
terncon Of the 10th, ult.. in Sc days from Ne,
York. The Isthmus Rail Road is rapidly pre-
gressing to its completion and on the 18th Oct
Tie 6rst train Of cars passed from Navy Bay I
Gatna, BY July LIST it win be completed to Col
gsaasiving ; daily. line between Panama IN
Hssy Bay.
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RATE ON THE ILLINOIS BANKING
LAW


In st. Clair county, the vote is officially as
cer,aincd, and stands against Bank Law, 1879,
for Bank Law 226; majority against Bank Law
1853 Richland and Lawrence, are reported to
have given majority for the Law. Lawrence
vile gave four to one for the Law Oney gave
l0l for, and 25 against it. Maysville SIS for. and
- against it. Xenia l6 for, and 81 against it !
Salem 20 minority against it. Clinton 800
against it. Knox gave 500 majority for he Law.
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WAsulNGroN, Nov, 4

Dispatches from Washington, give rumors
that Chevelier Husselman Austrian Minister tc
his country had notified Mr.. Webster Of hi.
instructions to Withdraw, upon the arrival and
reception Of kossuth Mr.. II. had an interv
of some length with the Secretary Of State or
Saturday, and this is looked upon as a conir
matt on Of rumored withdrawal
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BURTON.S CHEAP STORE ENLARGED
TREMENDOUS STOCK OF GOODS!

BURTON.S CHEAP STORE ENLARGED
TREMENDOUS STOCK OF GOODS!
GREAT RUSH OF BUYERS!
A LII admit that BURrONS is the place TO Buy Goods
N Cheap for cash produce; and great has been the
rHs in consequence OF this fact that he has doubled the
size of his sre and having just returned from the East
is opening Of the largest and best selected stocks
goods brought this Market in order to
date his increasing customers.
To those who have bought at Burton's Cheap Store
heretofore need describe the various and almost
unlimited assortment of goods which we keep on hand
But the uniformed would we have every var-
of dry goods from the finest dress goods tor ladies' to
cassimeres and satnets, fine and coarse; ready-nade
clothing of every style and quality, and suitable for all
sorts weather. and shoes in great variety grocer
les of every descriptions hardware queensware glassware
&C., &c.
al kinds Of produce bought and sold.
l.FRemember stand is Immediately under the w a
Piles House, Main street, Dubuque. Look for BURTON'S
CHEAP STORE.
GEO. w. BURT u & co.
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R, C, WAPLE'S
WHOLESALE g. RETAIL STORE
UP TOWN,

One Door South Of Spaulding's Book Store
+ HAVE Just received very large stock of Fall ant
L Winter goods, and am prrpar to furnish all o
my old friends and as many as may favor mt
with call, with any and every thing in my line tina
tn may desire. My facilities for getting goods
such that and will sell them low the lowest.
In dress goods department have ny thing of the
very latest style, and hafter myself that please
the most fastiiious. have
DR. ss silks and aafRs Plain plaid and wafcred
de laincs Of all qualities roplins
Cobours cloths Plain and printed cash.
Exhibition lusires Canton cloths
French m rnos Apaccas Of all qualities
English do French oil ginghams
Ann rican oil ginghams English do 10
Dress trimmings of every description.
IONNETS.
Flor nce Rstlnnd, satin and pearl white and eolored
satin and velvet bohnets Also, beautiful stock Of
bonnet ribbons.
CARPETS
very large lot Of fine and super fine ingram and
three ply Carpctings which can sell at manufacturers
prices, having bought them extraordinarily low.
STAPLE AND DOMESTIC GOODS.
have got Of the finest stocks Of domestic goods
brought to Iowa, and having purchas, at unusual
y low rates. can offer great niuc ments to purchasers
CLOTHING.
have also good tock Of clohing boots Shoes hats
and caps. Please call and Famine them if you want to
see good article
GROCERIES.
in lots suit PURCHASERS. Rememb the upper end OF
vE DUFF
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-12

LOUISVILLE, NOV. 4.
The Lexington Insurance Company have
made an assignment.
The Legislature met to-day. In the House
there were three ballottings for Speaker, and no
choice. The House adjourned.
/ The River has commenced falling and ha.
fell two inches in Canal Scant three feet t.
Cairo.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-12
PHILADELPHIA, Nov

The returns from Duchess, Niagara, Monroe,
Livingston, Erie, Chautauque, Wyoming, Her
kimer, Broome and Montgomery show wing
gain of l 1908 over the vote Of 1850, and wing
gain of zoos on scattering returns.
In 40 counties, cities and towns, there is .
wing gain Of $500.
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DIED.

fhrr sid nee in Dubuque county, Iowa, on Thurs
day Oct Both HARRIET GARNER wife Of Jefferson amer
and daughter of Elias and Mary McCants.
The deceased left husband, in California thr,e
inter sting children and circle of voted
fri DIS to mourn Eer loss.
Sin died she had lived, highly esteemed for he
many YiItues.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-12
District Court.
JAMES Nj. EMERSON, ]

JOHN B. GoLDsBURY {. OTHERS.
n order of the Court in this cause, the undersigned
ID Receiver therein appointed Of the assets of j. D.
Godsbcry Co.. being ordered 10 collect and close up
the same forthwith All persons indicted to said firm by
note or account are therefore requested call and settle
the same without delay my where the notes aud
books of account will be onnd and all persons indie
ed forbidden pay to any other person, except by
NV written order as no such payment will be rccognye
in d charge of any such debt b. J. OHALLORAN,
| Uubunue OCT 9S--tf tlw Receiver
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STEAMER MONTGOMERY BURNT.

The Steamer Montgomery, was burnt at 3
o'clock this Morning while lying at Hurricane
Island in G fog. The boat and large cargo Of
$500 bales Of cotton, is a total loss. Two cabin
passengers were burnt or drowned.
Nothnu further from election since last re mort
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FRANKLIN.

|
The steamer Franklin arrived yesterday from
Southampton. She left Havre on the morning
Of the 22d ult, and Cowes a, P. M. same day.
She brings 1870 passengers and four days later
news from oil parts Of Europe.
The africa arrived at Liverpool on Sunday
morning the 10Th y; the Baltic on Tuesday the
2lst.
Trade in the manufacturing districts was dull,
and prices had declined. The most interesting
news in the English papers refers to the ex-
element relative to the discovery Of gold in
Australia, and the unprom;sng aspect o. affairs
a. the Cape Of g 'od Hope. The British troops
q. the Cape met with most severe rrpulsc
on the lst Of September. The English pa.
pers freely admit that the career Of Sir Henry
Smith is far from promising any speedy or ia
vorahss issue to the contest raging between the
conquerors and conquered The removal of
goods from the Crystal Palace proceeds with
extraordinary rapidity. Prince Albert had writ.
ten an autograph letter Of thanks 10 each For
eign Commissioner.
FRANCE.
The ministerial crisis in France remained as
last week. Nothing is known or done. Some
very limited exctcnents have occurred in the
Provinces of Paris, but the country generally
remains in profound tranquility.
GERMANY.
The King Of Hanover is seriously ill. Little
hopes are entertained IF his recovery.
AUSTRIA.
Accounts from Vienna state that the Austrian
Minister in London received instructions from
his Government to break off all diplomatic in.
tercourse if Lord Palmerston should grant an
audience to Kossuth.
EGYPT.
The political difficulties which threatened 10
prevent the construction Of the Railroad be.
tween Alexandra, Cairo and Suez, have finally
been removed by the restoration Of mutual
understanding between the Sultan and Abba
Pasha.
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Sion TEief..EHOTSe Stolen.

an Thursday, the Goth of August, from Jonesvlle,
~ WIS., large white horse with long body and neck,
white name and ta-his off hind leg taEns out and ne
steps on the inside of the foothe nigh hind leg mas
blood SPAWN, and lump The inside Inc morse Is
nine years old next spring, and Is good traveller by
taking hold of the middle of the tail crook will be CD
served similar to the crook in the off hind leg lie mas
been traced into this State and last ON the I9
key River road Any person giving Information at ms
Office either the horse or thief shat! be staDiy
ded. JAMES MohfnAs
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no THE PITRLIC.

YJHE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens OF
Clayton county and the public generally, that he has
Just opened at Gutenberg, of the largest STOVE
TIN, COPPER and SHEET-lRON ware manufactGri
in Iowa. and rpard at all times To turnis anything
usually found such establishments upon the most
sonabe terms. Store Front >e, near the landing
Please cali and examine my stock. N. kRlEBS.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-12
LOSS OF THE SHIP OREGON-DEPAR
TURE OF FATHER MATHEW

The ship Oregon from N. York to Kingston,
sunk in gale on the 18th Oct. Three passen.
gers were drowned. The rest saved themselves
on raft, and were picked up by the brig Con-
dnctor, and brought to Boston.
The Pacific sailed to-day with 46 passengers,
among whom was Father Mathew. She took
out $s5,O00 in specie. The Promethus for
Chagres sailed this evening, with large num-
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-12

Chemist and Druggist No. 1901, Main street. adjoining
the WAVES House Country merchants supplied on the
most reasonable TERMS and at the shortest notice
Dubuque, October %, 1851. daw If
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MARKETS.
New YORK, Nov. 8.
Flour-sales 5000 at 81, 81 4,c6l, for COM
mon State and Western $4,C6l 4,l52 for
pure Genessee.
Wheat-sales 5000 bushels, at 81 for Genes
see white, and 65 90 for white Michigan.
Corn-sales $4,000 bushels 554 for mixed
Western.
Whiskey-prison 2l4 other articles unchang-
ed
Business dull.
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r HAVE this day bought of w. P. WioHraAS bis en-
tire stock of Dry Goe3, Groceries, HaTdozre &C., as
well as the good will of the establishment. shall make
additions to the present stock amounting TO ID or 900
dollars invite country merchants To call and examine
the goods prices, and promise to try oil the time to
pive them entire satisfaction. To my acquaint
ances and the people generally, invite you all to come
and try nae. r Ii. CoNdEh-
AuG % Late Of Jackson Co., Iowa.
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?. NAPLES,

Who'll e ALE AND RETAIL.
~ "a II e II 0O0O M,
UNDER THE NAPLES HOUSE
WOULD beg leave to say thai am now prepared "a
furnish any quantity and quality of goods Of every des
cription, at Wholesale or Retail
have now on hand $40, 900 worth Of
Dry Goods and Clothing.
Boots Shoes hats and cans. so hhds sugar. 50 barrels
lasses, $50 bags coffee 500 bags salt and al kinds Of
GROCERIES,
100 Aoxes Of fresh seas direct from the east Anesapcey
fneran fhYeeply and Brussels cafpetine, window cur
tans spoons, and every thing need by hoaseksep-
era. from cellar n earref.
Having spent all the in the east selecting nv
goods wherever could find them cheap am able 10 give
better BARGAINS than Rave complete assortment
Of everything, both English, French and American
goods. CALL AND SEE NE.
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Rates Of EXCHANGE.

coaarcrr. 70. THE IxrRrss NJ n. xosrrY.
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ms u r nee
BY THE
INSURANCE co.
HARTFORD; CONNECTICUT,
INCORPORATED 1925.
,ApIrAL STOCK, ANNUAL PREMIUMS & wEsrrnS FUND
1000, 900.

The MERCHANTS and HOUTEIOLDERS Of n,
ttIue CITY and County respectfully ferr tn
Superior advantages red for FIRE and MARINE In
>uranc. by CHARLES Cookery ESD
The duly authoriz' Agent OF this Company.
by the establishment, % wears since of Central OF
fcc al CINCINNATI tor the prompt tement Of Western
ana South Western Losses, careful selection of risks
the most unremtng attention TO their desp rsiun
prudence and economy in all its transactions, the Officers
OF TINS Company have had the sacfion Of seeing
usefulness and prosperity constantly upon the increase
during long period of years. Many other Coropancs
have IN the meantime failed to dsrhara their lust liz
bIes, having ben weakened and finally render, d
bankrupt, by a r ckless course OF business.
insurance Companies of this stamp and character ar.
continually sprngins up parts of the country
II is not our purpose accepting premiums Inadequate
70 cocer the acreage annual oss) compete with such
irresponsible officers whose object would SEEN be to
two seasons, divide the proreeds and pay t:r losses,
r not, as expectancy may dictate On the contrary the
PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY, OF HAR.-
FORD, will maintain lis business upon permanent TLd
responsible basis, and hcirby continuance of
patronage which has hh literally ceqtended
w. b. ROBBINS,
General n rent. Protection Insurance Co.
The undersgned local Agent is supplied with blank
policies and renewal receipts, which will be issued,
ring approved risks upon asonabe terms.
CHARLES CORKERY, .4rt Pre-. ms Co,
For Dubuque City and County
Nov. 1-doIn
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MARRIED.

On Sabbath mrning, Oct, End, the residence of DR.
Sales, in Anam,sa, by the Rev. H. Taylor, JosErH A
iluSr Mis- LUCINDA scorr, all of the former place.
On the 3oth nit by the Rev'd JAcoa B. Taylor, vii
LIAM AGES, TO SARAH A. DrcUs both of Sheriff. Mound
Dubuque county.
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PuILADrY.pHrA. Nov z

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3.
In the U. 8. Court this morning Judge Jone ,
lin Telegraph CASEY sustained the claim Of
Morse throughout, and against Balm; the case,
will be taken to the Sxpreme Court.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
Pork-mess has advanced, small sales at
$l4,50 1900.
Flour and land-dull and unchanged.
Coffec-sales of old crop Rio at Sets new
crop st.
Molasses-saes at Is 25}.
Sterling exchange is in limited demand at
SasS
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MICHIGAN observation-disclosures VIC
roRY-The following returns are from the De-
troit Free Press, and may be considered rela-
ble
McIelland's (Dem.) majorities so far as
heard from, are Detroit city, 4o5; Ann Arbor,
10; Monroe, city and county, 1880; Ply
mouth, 20; Canton, AZ; Port Huron, &c AL
gonac, 10; Saginaw, 40; Pontiac, As; Bl''m-
field, "a Kalamazoo, %. Total 1888
Gidley's (whig) majorities are Genesec, 13
Livonia, IL; Ypsilanti, 26; St Clair, q; New
port, s.; Saginaw East, Is; Goodrich, 50 T.
tai 14o. McLelland's majority, so far, 1884.
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NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS
vN0nnlRSDuN md Retail

| wh0IcSlIC ana Retail.
| h. THOMAS respectfully informs the citizens Of
u Dubuque and surrounding country that he has taken
the store nearly opposite the NAPLES House, and mmed
where he is receiving and opening an
Entensire ind ,ceH selected stock If
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, FINE CUT
LERY, BOOTS AND SHOES, &c.
| All of which have been purchased in New York and
principally for cash, thereby offering great
to country merchants and buyers in gesera
respectfully invite all persons who DESTROYS of
purchasing cheap and fresh goods, call and examine
In the Ladies' Department., I have
| Black Gro de Rhine; Needle worked cuffs
article; ~ ~ " Needle worked Victoria col
Striped Jaspe silk; Fancy neck ties:
Watered Poplin beautiful; Linen cambria
| Plaid Cheve, just out of the few very fine;
vessel; Alexanders kid gloves;
Muslin . De aine; PhiIlie ms long and Short
% Pieces mernoes apacas; 800 Pieces fancy prints;
| Chinese grass cloth; French glnghams;
skitings; English and American do;
Sws TWILL aconet and 100 fancy shavls from 81
| brio muslns $l2, some very superior
Jaconet edgng and nserng 25 Pieces green red blne
Thread lace and inserting; white, and yellow fan.
| Bobinet lace and nserting nels;
Plain and figured bobinet; $40 Pieces brown muslin
| Needle worked collars 100 Pieces bleached musRs
| Do capes;
These Goods purchased by pattern cards. the
aot having passed the custom house.
| Jenny Lind boots and shoes;
| Tortoise, buffalo, and other combs; brushes, &c.
| An extensive assortment Of soaps and perfImery.
Far the Gentlemen, have Extra super black and bron
cloths; Black, mixed and fancy cassmeres; Blue, brown
black green, grey Mixed and army blue satinets, piwn
| and striped; Black satin and other vestings
A few dozen of Winchester's celebrated shirts;
large and elegant assortment Of under shirts, bought
| directly from tie importer.
Irish linen; Super muslin for shirts.
BOOTS, SHOES, and BROG-4NS-A few dozen OF
Miners boots and Shoes article and worthy of your
attention.
FINE CUTLERY-A large assortment of superior Pen
Knives Farmers Knives Knives and Forks, from G2 2
$50 set Alberta and German silver and table
spoons; few nests of Gothic sewers.
GROCERIES-A very general assortment such as
| Sugar, Coffee, Tea, &c.
All of which will be sold cheap for cash, approved
try produce, to responsible dealers, on liberal credit
Dubuque, August 49, 1851