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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-15

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long le,H ~ d.
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weakened tcss. 81 my g nc 10 t VA y tss@hS,
S.tONrIft i e.. IL 45s, bort pldatc,.. raising.
poia perspiratcat, whii t",s era r. fsesliamfr1
p,nrs the skin 10 abs = ~ - '~aaest estraTs
faa, and by This means . WIRES sSeIt kitd o. ~"
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ssg ~ II ust ief u Pdfs %, ~ sic. haea orEda,,
If me Ron. ii SJsi Gar lq,fts. IL j. n ~ VITA
M - -,rpri dia sucteSs, AMI yer; IN Ct~Gtare r.
Spiac il has dtne wondfrs ns yer eNs 'f Hip
ol;uix us If cS ayc he almost N; a;cai aud inL
ComriaRts IL has Fever been knt wn To NJ. pssE.
Iranrut'erist whsrs.fhi p'a tT ta0fFl'ef.~ss3 54
THRIFT is great Nrripe N if9, % .sess'rg q
do tic wond rtus ard = raI!rlfd vrii es ~ NJ
nstc ln aid VIII 4, re ere b f.a,d 81 snri;-
ing vafre in all Ncwras Hisetses, sud-, e. N.nrelg
Tic roler nS. Scrv,q> Ir lnsr' ~ rrtfis, MlJflA
.nr IS u Nervous i;i.e.rs DE cheney Of Nervcn,
Thv, seal Energy and III tlsc Il irf<sig tonisair
which arise finn DE- raj nr OF tie n rv us s,.teE
w its CONSTANT supply Of ii gn lie Eer re.ty, ii sui
a. es i,erruus Irit BAL ~, enla' i:c ANIMAL II
res ores tn balance ci til ii atio N, fet u }
seer rien Of INC LIVER and kiIn'y -. moves al s.
IN ,lic AfTeci MS and aliays New rs lirt,ii,s
ASTLY--In 81 ha 1Uy cqnihii rn oi Ire ateycIr
er. :, il will ifeyotntllai % Magnetic Pa ter,
must - of urriss'eih heht IL Con- ~, CHS ftiac,
Oppy.s IN If the iass. Eedsarss NJ tss Cheat n ja'k
and all faose slight BIZ ,inhgeroHs Complaints h'
lead Ia 30 umIticr. Persons whose business tbiia
then, 10 sit stand ni'feif; ioSe who cdi fN,t u
affect oils If III Lungs, ana hasr sr, in the ids
Breast nd lna. 4. ny WHO suffers W IA IKE
len changes Of climate, " i'll fEd III" or a,c.t as
| and security iy Wearing fit healfifl m fcnftis'
Plaster Its Use il vary pl a, art. sad II h. Tier Il ~
highly recomin hcd dslica!e adi str HckteSs AMI
pa,rr at those distressing complaints TO SiirA piai
ar. pceia.ly liable.
AL r is no medical. Nservatior 5 tier establish
than that coSst cr:gI rIeS IN pcr teal OLD
New in Ill those 81 glt cGmpaiatS HEB lead 10 u =
/ ttul ,lis
than all The Bai-ams, AMI %yr,s. ard 'sand, cor
bin witch are So lighl, l,mdca b. tlr GOO haiHr
Ncw$p hrcu Eharif Tie country. Il single NN " =
c1 rc Cough toldgaek Than any cthsr rem eiy =
in l. world, and il tie Of :le Pasfer b. cc'f I'VE
il will act p1sfiive prev tve inst ahy 'n'u
a,fackss To the Weak, The Eeiicat he AZ d IN fae
the Sick a. Suffering Of every ani endti n; fhi
N,ena tic PA 'er Is eifi Gvat,ahc and niih
Price 80 {. MS a Box, with fun Ii:ctt:, =. Eaaa
fqctured On the E,rc ter ara prefyist6'.
/ a~sfor sale at ig.r ot Gtod san,syifae.
4. .l-lslN, A,e:t
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IOWA CLOTHING STORE.
a, No. L.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

/ he subscriber having returned to Dubuque, taxi
pleasure in inviting his old friends and the public in
general, TO call and see his excellent stock Of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
On the east side Of Main street, between Second and
Third in Brrk's Brick Rudng, where they VIII find a
great variety suit TO the season, chca the cheapest
and good as the best, the largest and = stock ever
broaghtto Dubuque. NORRIS HrlNSIlEIMER.
Octub,r 6,-3mdw.
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NGTl E.,

YNfiRTN DAYS from date, all persons having clais
upon the School Lands, desiring To have, can coie
this office and have item sted, and enter their lands
in accordance with Instructions. Now in order 10 have
rfe county regularly di>triced, shall require plat
titled by each District Board, numbering the sections
or part ofscctonS, their bo'ndar. hope there will b.
steps taken 10 have all difficulties tiled IA bninda
ries- My object is 10 have pern,ancEcy, and viii not
change for tritling THE report he made Il
this office by the Isl Oct.bcr, or they will not be re-
ccirct.
GEORGE McHENRY, School Fund Con.
HuhuHnp Sent. IS5I--ew
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TO FRsScfs ScH>EiprR :sir, You are hereby nciIftd
that The new On file IN He otlre OF lie t!cr, t.
District Wri of Dubuque Comfy, Iowa, petition
Christina Ecln, der, cath, asug Jr, nj Bi
vurcc against yo, and thai tie bands II marnGn, be-
tween her and yoit -f MAY be Dissolved; Ahi tfdIiF,
for cause, inluni treatment to cDiahScr Fer
life and Wnl absence vifbot reasonable caise fff tie
space If year; And H. tuncss wa appear and an,
swcr or deInur thereto an bcEra tie sixth day 81
Get Ter your default wi. be entered ttcrct, ana
Judgment taken a asked fer in id pthr
llEMpsrE.p & b. rr CHRISTINA SCHNEIDER.
Attorneys. s:cnt :-lM
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Great Difference.

Fssc ordinary Ointnlcnts and Linimcnts, it is
well known, axe composed of harsh ingredients
in their raw state, consequently are severe and
partial in their operation, and in very many in
stances produce serious injury and seldom,
benefit. s4aa
Sloan's Ointment is a scientific compound CT
Vegetable Extracts which have long been held
in the highest repute for purity, mildness, safety
certainty and thoFoughness, and when freely and
and faithfully applied, it seldom fails to
hence it gives real and permanent relief without
the least possible danger under any crcumstan-
-ccs, and is there fore rapidly supcrccding all
other external remedies. s.ef
Sec,Sleah ) advertisement in another column.
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Day GOODS.

A PART NOW LANDING, and the REMAINDER
n DAILY EXPECTED, ut which time our Stock
Will be complete We would only say, witheut any de
sire puff, that offer inducements to all who will
favar us with a call ft' -'73
We wo'id embrace the present opportunity to return
thanks to numerous Friends, TOR tier very liberal
patronage during the last Fifteen Years Ours is the
Oldest Estali .hment in the City of Dubuque. Call and
see (Sept 20-,G) EMERSON 4 SHIELDS.
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Ii SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF GOODS
ever offered for sale in the West.
CARPETS
Ingram, thr ey and Brussels Of the very latest patterns
just from The factories; duggc.fs and tabe-covers
French and American. 3Ss@
t ~, SHAWLS, &c, -r5rs sHrxs
large stock of shaws frm 81 to GIG; fashion, b,
bonHets, Of the very material, and made order b,
the most fashionable Afincrs in Philadclpia; also,
great variety of Ladies' sk-yev coats and fancy sill
III antics and MaLtllas.
LADIES' MUFFS
The best assortment brought to the CIV
to Sla
DRESS GOODS.
French, English and German mrrnoes , from 45c to 81 s.
yarh muslin de aines Of very rich styles, from l5c
to 81 25 ALSO caslmerss alpaccas and prints If every
quality.
LAMPS.
My Lamp and Giranioc Department is not cGuallcd in
Iowa; every style and quality, and warranted
SILVER PLATE.
ea dessert and table Spoons forks &C., Of the best quail
rich article of Window Curtains, something new and
very beautiful
Looking Glasses, extra large sizes and very cheap
beautiful assortment Of Wall and Window Paper
beth French and American.
Ladies' Shoes, of the latest quality of Philadelphia man
ufactur which is understood T., be the best in the United
States asc, Chllren and Misses in endless variety.
Fancy Goods of every description, style and quality
ted e.
shall be happy have tho pleasure Of showing my
goods to tn Ladies' at all times; and would respectfully
say TO the married Ladies who wish furnish their o
CALL and toyou who expect be married now
is the time to make a good selection. as
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St0D them Animals.

CtTRAYED from til, subscriber, mar Indcp cndence,
- Buchanan county, about the st Of April last, bay
snare aud six cns. One light strawberry (staon)
years old, with white hind foot. One hood bay,
(stalion) years old. One bay mare, years old,
white stripe on her head One roam, year DID, (stal
lion) hind foot white One colt, ono veal
old with a star in her face. Ono dark bay mars one
year old and one dark bay MARI, about fourteen and
half hands high, eight years old. suahl reward viii
be paid for their delivery. any information of tn il
| whereabouts. HAMILTON MEG0NIGAL.
1 Oct Is lS5l-wlmpd ft.4.5
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SURGICAL AND MD GIL Notice.
DIR. FIR. CIoLINa,

Lately Director Of The fadian P,is7.c iioSp.
tai, Columbus, Mdiana. 1l,
w 0ULD respectfully inform tie citizens % Dnu,n
w and viciiy that am permanently h:atef III lew
CITY ty practice in all branches OF the MEDICAL and sr
gcal sei,n,e. am in psssessiyn OF all stfrifsi a'
Surgical Mechanical instruments, anil refer arn mar
To the diseases of the eyes, and tcr neecarY o i
toilt horrible disease called EpcIs.c ot u ii ears
with my own y i,'iu thousands. gs
letters are IT. he directed Ia nie Ct Iowa CITY
A.L.LLt I...
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TO the LADIES'.

DETER NAPLES having been east, for the asi
three months, is now prepared to furnish the Ladies
Of Iowa, Illinois and Wisconsin with the most -ezs
n SPEENDID ASSORTMENT OF GOODS
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iowa Shoe store.
ID. ID ECK II Il.
WhoiesaIc md ReiaH Deaief IA Boots md
Shoes, Leoher, Findings,s&c.

ohocS, I-c0her, FtHatHgS,sGf E.
MMS STREET, DuDuqUE,
Sign of the Big Boot,
gf11 Is NOW receiving his Store fhn largest anil
~ most varied assortment ef goods hclcnins his
* business, that has b en- brought Ills place
Tn were lccted under his most full slpcr,i i'm
AT the anutactorcS in the East. Rrvcrs ntv depend
upon finding, III his stur., EVERY VARIETY OF
STOCK 8nuecfei with the tratie--no marter what
qualify style may ~. wanted. d avy fiff: fancy
ar common; low or bial price. fer Mrn, Women, and
Misses BOYS and cLi!drrs wcar- can he had AT the
shcc Stnr.. Come and for Yours Ives; call wher
may expect to get, without trouble, what you wat
IN The Shoe line
ALSO, alarge, fun and conal assortm mt Of l. ahcr
and Findings.
The LADIES will please Ike p in mind ii- lar"c and
desirabl. lection of various qualities and cuors uf
Mnfs, &c.
The experience If fre years, in III, above business in
Dubrque, nahes the sa>crh,r 10 und rStand fully the
wants OF the public. Ii has becn and still is his de-
sire 10 conduct his business fair aud honorable prin-
cip.es foform for mself an honest and upright char
and, by such m ans, 10 retain the patronage Of
lis old friends, and largely liner the circle among
his new acqainiances, always has bcn and sill will
be, his high, st AIM. Rem NIB, the Shoe Store.
ID. DECKER.
5, pt. -. diw---wlS.
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Stop 'shief--EHoisc stolen.

ON THURSDAY, TIE f9tl of August from JGBe vilie
" Wis., large wtc IorSc, With long body and neck,
white name and ta-his oil hind leg out and he
steps the inside Of the f1c-he nigh hind leg has
a blood spay IN and lump ilc inside. The horse Is
nine years old srDg, and is good Traveller. by
taking hold of the middle oi the tail creek viii he OBJ
4, similar the crook in the of hind leg. He has
been traced into this STATE and last flie Tur
key River road. Any person giving information at this
Gac, either of the horse thief shall be suitably reward
,l~I Il Y.
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Yhc Furnishing Department
RIVERS sKY-LlGHT
DAGUERR Fan GALLERY.

I, L. RIVERS has fitted mp splendid Sky-Iiai Gal
lcry for taking Daguerrean IkcncsscS ovcrthc Blue
Store, Main, between Fifth and Sixth streets, and lie
is read, To wait upon all who may favor Linn with Il
call.
The Sky Lisht Iof such Importance both in taking a
good likeness and in the saving Of line, that perfect
lifcke portrait be taken in less than half second
CHILDREN
whose kcneSscs could net be taken accurately heretofore
be taken with ease and certainty. Also,
GROl PS OF PERSONS can be faithfully Danutrrrotyped
by of the SkyLsIt. INv,IDs waited al their
iicGce, and kencsses of DECEASED taken il
required II.
The Subscriber being determined to make Dubuque his
ornament heie solies the patronage OF the community
SEPT id & Wit. Il. l.. RIVERS.
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NOTICE il Hereby given that lcitnrsnf 'amini trNih
upon the E tate and IF els If il I'm So Sinciichstr
iac OF Dubuque County, dec d. have been Frahied ny
iluec yvho has u,a,frJ As smcl III rcr.o,g drbted
&, H.. saih Estate required stttie Tie same ORTIZ,
with; Ind Ill persons having claims against IT, Ert re
qc-;rd 10 present ana esa!i h the same in acccrca:
To law wiissst delay. DANIEL ERNST, Admir-.
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Fresh Groceries.

ENHE undersigned having return from the South
i with stock of GrocJ res. is prepared to
sell at wholesale retail. small advance from
and tran, ortaon. Now is your time purchase year
winter supplies. Hall at Wcst's, the levec, No
u, Main street, and examine the quality, and price the
gooGds. q. X. WEST.
October J, lS5l-dwly
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Valuable House and Lot for Sale.

1--WE indersigned off rs for sale, asonahlc
J. rms, his large double BRICK HOUSE., ON Buff.
sir els Two qiar absve tie Surveyor Generals office
NC house contains six r,1ms sac side, and is well
hh>set food csteIns and ~ 9th conv, nirnc. 10
make the dwelling desirable Tie location is enc Of the
mos, pleasant in the city. FIR particular, apply Mae
M"rr,sons l.. ~ MORRISON.
OctIbc, 3-dW I'm.
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WOplem Yarn,
Frc.h Medicines and Chemic ais.

II HAVE Just received assortment Of white, black
blue couded. and blue mixed WOODEN yarn, which will
be sold cheap for cash. J. b. THOMAS,
sept 5-d-w-y Nearly opposite tho NAPLES House
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A BARGAIN.

NIE undersigned offers for sale, rery lor 100
first rate land on the Mississippi, about five miles
below this city. a z Gdlg house and other i'm
provemcnt. Principally timbered land, and has a
good spring OH it. harsaincan be had in it by apply
Dubuque.
HENRY BECKETT.
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WA Cons,

THREE two horse and One horse wagons for SALE,
i at a low price, by West. The wagons cntir J!
new, made of coed materials, well painted and finished
in every way, and warranted duraba
The wagons can be and eXainncd AT my yard, M
the Steamboat Landing. G. L. VEST
October >, lS5i-dwly.
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.HHln NTtt, HHONVUp,- 7osrn
Non will not only find Choice Selection Of & eds
Establishment, but almost every article of Foreign and
Domestic Fruits, Green Dried and Preserv, d. Nuts,
Candies Spices, Tea Cotf Sugar, Pepper spice. Gin
ger, Saleraus Tobacco, Snuff, Soap, Candles Powder,
Shot, Lead, Starch Indigo Pipes, Cane STEMS Cggars,
Butt r, Lard Bacon, Cheese, Eggs, Mack.rel, WI K
Cod Fish, salmon, Herring Poultry Vegetables IT, etc.
kept constantly on hand, and will he sold cheap. will
say conclusion, that keep almost every article desired
family usc for the supply OF Steam Boats and viii
be happy 10 furnish all at Reasonably low prices. All
articles purchased will be dcliv red with and dis
patch to amy place within the City il deSir d. free
charge keep Horse and Carriage cxpress, for that
purpose .-,i-rf a5# u G. Il. NEST.
Dubuque, LIST March, 1851. noes
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NQI,ICE-

He undersigned has been appointed assignee OF all the
I rights and credits OF the late firm OF HAMMOND &
MARBLE 1t is necessary that the business Of said firm
be settled speedily possible All persons knowing
themselves To be indebted whether by note CT oherwie,
requested 10 forward at once, and make settle
nicnt as further indulgence cannot be granted.
sept 9-wdif BEN. NJ. SAAIUELS, Assignee.
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NOTICE.
rs HEREBY GIVEN TO ALI. THOSE INDEBTED
to John McKenzie, either for land entered money
borrowed that tey lad better call upon the undersigned
and pay up arrange the avoid all future did
| Guilty. ROBERT \. SMITH,
Agent for said John Mckenzie.
Dubuque, Aug. %. ~ If.
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7 TICsh WeUtClnGS una CntmICaISs y
II AM new In receipt of supply of drugs, mcdi-
cincs and chemicals, which pure and gcni-
inc. will sell them very cheap for cash; give me call
T. F. GILLESPIE.
Oct j, 1851. No 1. CT, he Building
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CHAIN PUMPS.

TTNHI; Chain Pump, nth zinc b,ckcts sirotlicd aud
/ fitted To tie pipe, il the most convenient easiest
worked, cheapest and durable of any kind in USE
Expo ricnce has fully tested its
SUP RIORlTY TO ALE OTHERS.
II gives nGtion the in the well, which tends
keep pure and good Ii trouble from
ing in the coolest wea and the chains and castings il
carefully used will last age
The undersigned manufacturing these
GALVANIZED CHAM PUMPS
In Dubuque, and design To make superior article. We
have fresh supply Of Chain from the pltcecS in Hos
ton. We win put up the Pumps and l,t you try them,
bcf re ask You 10 buy They matrdntcd to not
freeze up, an: To be kept in repair for year.
Orders for Pumps trial otherwise, viii receive
prompt attention.
n. h. Beware of counterfeit chains with CAST inn,
| buckets. NE#
W. VI. OWENS eco
Dubuque. Sept. 10, ls5.-w.Iy. -
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P. NAPLES,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
U~ "a MEsHE EG GDG NM.

N0 va ME.HAS q d 0 b e p NM !.
UNDER THE NAPLES HOUSE
WOULD beg leave TO say that | am prepared I,
furnish quantity AMI quality of goods, Of every dcs
criprn, at Wholesale or RETAIL
have now on hand $50 900 worth of
TRY Goods ansl ClGthing.
Boots shoes, hats and caps; 50 ds sugar. 80 mo
lasscs, $50 bags coffee, 500 bags SALT and all kinds
GROCERIES,
100 boxes of fresh teas direct from the east fine tapct
Ingram, threc-ply and Brussels carpeting window
tains, tea spoons, and every thing need by housckccp
crs, from cellar To garref.
Having spent all the summer in the east, selecting m.
goods wherever could find them cheap am able to give
better bargains tEan have mplee rtnei
of every fhiug, beth English, French and american
goods. CALL AND SEE Me.
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Rates OF Exchange. 81
DIRECTED ror rHr rxraE.s sr N. nssLEy
Land warrants.

CORRECTED FOR THE EXPRESS BY ". -. carney & co.
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RkE l. ESTATE.
a VHlnsssflfs Farm. In, Snlr

CFTtATED on Pleasant Creek, jackson &c. iGwa.
~ within five miles of Bellevue the County of SAID
County, and within one and half miles uf GOOD Sgt
Mill ft'rc $40 in said farm If which thcre
arc 25 acres under cultivation, which is divided nta fair
fields, well fenced: alsc, there is good Tin,tl
mead and good orchard il, and excellent Springs
TLerc ar, gu' II Dwelling House, t.racry Stsblc and
ttErr small onlildn,-'. There nt five
pasture well enclosed ard p! my uf tin,cr
will sell it all .ccr, in dvi ions Z, sui: t,trclas
ers; also will dispose of Stock, Crop, and 4nuing
Utensils.
Apply TO tie subscriber, at bis residence or Mcssrs
Wynkoop e Watkins OF Bellevue.
Aus. 2S-tf. MICHAEL. CATALAN.
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THE yyATER-cURE JoURNAL.

4 NEW Volume of this "Journal of health' com
"A menced in July, 1851. Subscribers should send in
their The Philosophy and practice of
Hydmpathy, Physiology, and Anatomy of the Human
Body, Dctecs, Physical Education, the Chemistry Of
Life, and all other relating Life Health and
Happiness, wiz be given in Ills Jnurnel. We believe
that may prolong his life much beyond the number
of years usually attained We propose to show how.
Published Monthly at One Dollar Il year. in advance
Please address all letters, postpaid TO
FOWLERS Il WELLS,
49, Nassau st y. Y.
K. Sr,uLDiSc, Agent for Dubuqu..
Sept i6,-4w & d. -s..sse,.ess 4gy.M
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a GOOD assortment Of Iron ANles. Buggy springs
"A Smiths Bellows, Mouse, Hale and American An
yilss Crowblr>, Sdgss, Hanm rs, &C., store and fol
sale by FARLEY & CilRlSTMAN.s
Ans. 10, is5I-iy.
HbRi.s rrand, good article inst received and fo
II Jsaie b DECEii.ES Il MICHEL.
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
SUCH is used Il, the Farmer, Miner, Mechanic ant
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS
WhnJrSnls, and Iget.ss

Il
Wholesale and Retail.
r. THOMAS respectfully informs citizens Of
u. Dubuque and surrounding country that he has taken
the store nearly opposite TIE NAPLES House, and mlncd
atcy ucwcen the stores Of Mr.. Bell and Mr.. Lawtlcr,
where lie is receiving and opening
Ertensire nnd reH seierted stock of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, FINE CUT
LERY, BOOTS AND SHOES, &c.
All Of which have been purchased in New York and
PnApELrrI, principally for cash, thereby offering great
Inducements IL country merchants, buyers in geheral
respectfully invite all persons who are desiru,s
purchasing cheap and fresh goods, call and examine
my stock.
In the Ladies' Department., I have
Black Gro de Rhine; Needle worked cuffs:
Figured Pc de Sci, new DO pellarpes;
article; >. Needle worked Victoria Ell
Plaid do do; lars;
striped Jaspc silk Fancy neck ties;
Waered Poplin, hcalfiful Linen cambria andcrchicfs
Plaid Chcye, just out OF TIE few YER, fine;
vessel lNcxhndef's Kid gloves;
Muslin de lainc Plc mits, long and short;
Groce TurqIoise Scolnp cuffs;
- Pieces merinGcs alpacas; 800 Pieces fancy prints
Chinese grass cl-th; French ginglIams;
Skirtinss; $3.50 English and American do
Swis TWILL aconct and 100 fancy saws from 81 to
brio muslins; Sl2 some very superior;
Jacone edging and inserting; p Pieces green red blue
Thread lace and inserting; w,itc and yellow fan
b. bnct lace and inserting; rirls;
Plain and figured b, binct; 3Io Pieces brown muslin.
Needle worked collars; 100 Pieces bleacIied muslin
Do capcs;
Thee Goods purchased bv pattern cards the
not having passed the custom house.
Jenny Lind boots and shoes;
Tortoise, buffalo, and otter conibs brushes, &c.
An extensive assortment &c soaps and pcritiuncry
FSrMe Gentlemen, have Extra super black and broan
cloths Black mixed, and fancy cassincrcs; Blue brown
black, green, grey mixed aud army blue sanet, plwn
and striped; Black satin and other vcstngs;
y few dozen CT WncEeSter's celebrated shirts;
large and elegant assortment of under shirts, bought
| directly trom the importer.
Irish linen; Super muslin for shirts. Et
BOOTS, SHOES, ami BROt7.7.NSt few dozen Of
Miners boots and shoes, article and verify OF youI
attrfYIon. ls
FLaEsCU7YERY-A large assortment Of s,perior Pen
Knives, Farmers Knives Knives ana Forks from ~ ID
ns to $50 sc Alberta and German silver and table
spoons; a few nests OF GGthc sewer
GROCERiES-A very general assortment, such as
sugar. Coffee, Tea, &c.
III oish'ci viii b" sold cheap fer cash. approved eoun-
try produce, 10 resp lsibc acrs N liberal credit
| DubuIn1, august u ISL -
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-15

vXTHITE LEAD and WINDOW GLASS. have nov
w in store stack Of pure white lead and window
ass, Of the best quality, which will sell cheap.
Oct. Il. +. F.GiLI.ESPTE.