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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-04


Young man. temporary breaksman on the railroad, was
arress o-day and confessed 10 the robbery of Adans ex-
press He mad buried the money Canton, and party
has gone out TO bring ii n He bought clothing TO-
day paving Spanish llars for il hence the suspicion
R.r-,Mopr JAN, 3l-The thief has refused TO disclose
the hiding place Of most of Adams s. Co.'S money. The
officers are still digging for 1t. The th!sfs name!s
Childs only l9 years Of age.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-04
THE RICHMOND EN@JikEn,
PUBLISHED DAILY AND SEM IN
sy WILLIAM r. & THOMAS III
T /. X VI |

Z X N ,. sooup, AID a the r~ts or eish,
Il aIen for shorer Ien'H ' .s r SIX ~ ms Jay.
Weekly hve dollars per an u'e ed b. mali p,, ,aid:
(a, m advance, 10 he pad IN tbs 2He'' -
l. M do lar ,er a,nu,: a; .e 1 ne yea" NAV ,, ., ,, ana
-, All dues !" ihs once ~" n he IL, fhs age y al e'
nv acc,. 1" "a, = .s snn E5,t,rs
.x,en..v, business, wi,.st - g'f'n fa'in,,>E,rlSiNG
= ryr many Sci ,.l.r.ci a's.n 'Ge" o. loss ana M
'.ih - .!,c csrt;:oa, tSeniy I've Gents
~! & . - We we-, !..ce lt4es wseA ,ai.i,
-, a.a.e, e .o!@rs tor thiry ines, and In
~ ,r .e.ir.,s srea,er le!.th-excs,. Lntcy
M ac..s,rs wts Changed Loo dollars, >I'aper incno
7yie slM..w ssALy.of assn lines. less agsl assertion
J . -, ). eaeu. e,e.:e,aaUce 81 ceait.
Il V, .s;.s.ncr.. :rSire -A1ci,lun.
Al osa-.s ard ;ri5"c' Of respect eseoedfng s 1t a"a' are
-. .Jr al ;sri4ssae7':s
~ Go.r AID lnrTsasss from tho country whenever M .ae
-, l.ac uikuwl 70 mus be authenticated by the
pSs'nas IN s & Or insy :" % ~ mo
Gu.1es Ia .ovs heretofore vaiIing We must,
r. ,p., N ch uioa tie ecmmunca',on beng ce'u
b. NJ r"s"a--r '"rii q" ne "'rs :" M ''''r
-
I~gIYCERs 1IaGl&iA "A; rule, hed in the Clerks
@ ne Crer.. Cor; cncey io 'as county OF Henr!eo,
ss:holo o. before ass nsruara-s wA BoshiOlO was
.. '''1A' "'-'" '"" : Plaintiff:
y.. and Charles, odrer and trading
t ED If any t~ho ars unknown> INA Block, John ludin
'1S: . ~ ~'ie ~ dses.a who wa. Raehas block
ev and LOUISA his wife Louisa Block William NC
IN, and Virginia wiIa VINO Virginia lorI MeOeoe
Julia Ann HI, w,te Julia Block E. peans and
kn-ne Is MS wife, Emmeine Block Joha Rodney
usbad OF Dea lock deceased the children Of the sad
and Della Bocs who are unsown)a the HUSBANDS
such the females married (who are Also unsnown)
Defendants.
TIE of this suit obtain decree for the sale Of the real
in me ciyo Richmond weeo, SIMON Block Jr, died bos
s aa dsrbuoi OF ie proceeds Of sale amongst the par
ed ihceto, accorle their respective rights; and aia
a- been rl! and fled the defendants above aGed are
ien this CommoIw Iwcalth and that those described az
an va unknown the sa, parties notified appear
tses hodea clerk Office the said The
< 97iay February DO What necessary 10 protect
.;eses; the subject mater OF this suit -
,ray Teste PoWIIATAN ROBERTS. Clork.
u.,5 5-cwom
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-29
FRY Goods :as.G thing.
TO THE I.kDiE

ID ETER NAPLES having hcen cast, fer the las
i three months, is now prepared To furnish the l.adc
| OF Iowa, Illinois and Wisconsin with the nist
| SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF GOODS
offered for sale in tie West
CARPETS.
Ingran thr cpy and Brussels OF tho very latest patterns
Just ff.m the manufactures druaeetts and ,biccovcrs
French and American.
SHAWLS, &c,
large stock Of sh1wa from 81 % SIC; fashionable
boncts al the very st material and made To order hy
the fashionable Aliiincrs in Philtdclphia also,
great variety of Ladies' ak-yev,t and fancy silk
mantle. and MaEtilias.
LADIES' MUFFS
The best assortment ever b:Juglt Tic
u sic.
DRESS GOODS
French English and German mernocS from 49, 70 81 d
per varl muslin dc LANES Gf very rich les from I,c
IL 81 %, aiso cashncr alpaccas and prints Of every
quality.
LAMPS
Ny Lamp and Grandlc Department is not cquallcd in
iowa; every style and quality, and warranted
SILVER PLATE
Tc' dessert and table spoons forks, &C.. Of the best quail
ity and warranted.
4 rich article OF Window Curtains something new and
very beautiful
Looking Glasses extra large sizes and very cheap.
beautiful assortment of Wall AID Window Paper,
both French and Americans;
Ladies' Shoes, OF the latest quality of Philadelphia pan
Uiactr which is understood be the best in tic United
Staes also, Chldren's and Misses in endless variety.
Fancy Goods, Of every description, st,i and quality;
trimmings, etc. and IN actncary every thing that is wan
ted.
/ shall be happy TO have tie pleasure of showing my
goods to til Ladies' at all times; and would respectfully
say the married Ladies who wish to furnish tc hol-
it'll the newest and cheapest of goud, to give
call; and You who expect be married soon now
is the time To make 4 good selection.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-29

REruEN FROM THE LARAMIE TrEATY.-Wt
clip the following from the st. Louis Rcpubli
can of the 22nd inst.
yesterday evening the Clara arrived in port
having board COL MITCHELL and Majo
Fitzpatrick, the Commissioners, Col Chambers
b. G. Brown, Col r Campbell, the Rev Fathel
! DrSmedt. and delegation of Indians from the
Plains, in charge of Messrs. J Smith ane
Joseph lesson Honors Interpreters. The In
dams are fifteen in number destined for Wash
| inyton and other Eastern cities They are
For the Cheyeans-The White Antelope, oil
| Vokivocum- mast; Little Chief, or kai-ve on
nc-ve; Rides on the Clouds, or Vaive-ali-toish
.7rapahoes-Eagle's Head, or Nehu nu'ha;-
The Storm, or No-co- ba-thu; Friday, or Waal.
The interpreter of these is MIR. Smith.
Siour-One Horn, or Hakon- zetzc; Red Skin
or Obalow Sha; Shell Person, or Pom has -kah-
wit cab cah Elk on his Guard, or Eha-
kcck tab.
.4ssiaibones- Goose, or Nav. grh. These
are under the charge Of Mr.. lesson as inter-
prefer.
Otiocs-Black Elk, or Wah rush all mem c.,
and his squaw, Moo kah-pee, or Eagle Feather,
Black Bear, or Wah sho-che 90 rah, aud his
squaw, How ahpec, or Singing bird. There
are fifteen of them in all, and fine speci-
mems os the Indians of the Plains
There was Crow brave in the delegation
who came as far MS Brunswick, when. whilst
the boat lay up during the night, he suddenly
left, without notice to any one, and no trace could
be obtained of him.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-29
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E,l;Ig1.II|;aa.lasz;M,S3;a
AND PAIN DESTROYER.

MonEnK15's a6carrIc PLAsrxn il conf, niy s.atcd
10 The bnsi Plaster which has en- l. rJdu ed to
the Public and il IL nded superior applica-
zion in all those complaints Tor which pascrs have
long Eccn us d.
FIRSrIt pre- eniinent,y css GRIN gctcniag Pas-
t'r and is therefore used with tn most certain
in all cases Of General Delhi strercr'ening tire
weakened Body, giving tone 10 Iii, varou ais, aai
/ ihriSoratIng the entire system
SICOND--t is AT absorbent Plastcr causing RI
pous pcrsprac1, which thus enables tie ,num
paurs of tic tin to shscrb lis virtues hr errgr oh
Pam AID ly tlis Il "iITes every kind Pain ana
Aah s, .7cue aud Ctruiir H. Raat'sn Lrlaeaess ana
st6aess # tie Jsis, rain m ~ SIDE, Bach, any pas
most surprising success and even in C"-a.gre IF the
Spine il las done won ers In OF iI., Com
plains its Ell cts have be almost m eca, Id in Lrcr
Complaints il has never Keen known a.- Paia
cannot fst otere tbs ofdstfr Is Gpptrd-f8
THiRD-It is grea y ronf Piater, possessing it
docs the wsderous and unparalleled virtues Of Mag
netic Influence and il viii therefore b. found Of sur.s
ing value in all Nervous Dis sases such as Neuragia
Tic noor SS, Nervous 1r ,,ors, ry pcpsis, which i
PHYSICAL Energy, and all those distressing Complaints
Lici arise from arrangement OF HE Nervous system.
BY NJ constant supply of Magnetic Electricity, il sub.
dues Ne vors Iritabi!it, equalizcs tho Animal II nj
rest the balance OF tie circuation promotes h, alrby
lion of the and kidn ys, rsI1orcs all Spas
niodic Al ftions, nd sllays Nervous 1ritaii' n
IASTLY-In the happy combustion Of the above prop
critics. il will b. s.lfeyident that the Magnetic Plaster
must lie OF VI rvaled benefit in Coughs, CL.s qstr
Oppression If The LRgs, Weakness Of the Chest or Bad
and all those slight but dangerous complaints which
lead 10 Consumption. Persons whose business obiig
Affections Of the Lungs, and have pans in the sid
Breast, and indeed, ry who suffers from the
den changes Of climate, will find the eratr9t
and security by wearing this healtl.fu and Etaut {
Plaster. Its is v,ry pl asan and IL is Il cref
highly recommended 10 licare Ladies for Weakaess,
many OF those distressing complaints to which fmd
are especially liable.
ScErrhrl is no medical observation better es,abliea
than that Co ssrMYrros originates in ne elected Coo
Now in all those slight inpaints which lead
fatal disease, the magnetic plast will do go"t
than all The Bslsams, and syrups, and Candies m
binsd which are highly auded by the good naiGred
Newspapers throughout the country. single box VII
cure Cough or Cold quicker than any other remety y
in the wcrd and if the of the Plaster be conrd,
il viii act positive preventive against any ffrs
attacks To the Weak, the Delicate the Aged in fac
the Sick and Suffering of every age and condition; ts
Magnetic Plaster is a s,h nvaluabls and unrvaled.
Price 20 cents Box, with fun Directions. 1Ndna-
factlued By t5e hrentor ard proprietor.
% For sal. at Sign of Good Samaritan.
+. MASON. .asent
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-29
TO THE GENTLE MEN
Ready Made Clothing.
" APLES'

FASHIONABLE CECTTliNC ROOM
IS the place for Gentlemen who wish be fitted in
the latest and best style. Ia the
LARGEST AND BEST STOCK IN THE WEST.
I'll kinds of coats pants, vests, shirts, cravas drawers
ETC., etc. His
BOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT
cannot be equaed in Iowa. having just received
900 Mems and Boys Boots and Shoes all of the
very best selected stock, and Trash among them.
HATS IND CAPS.
complete assortment Of the most fashionable styles o.
Hats and Caps, which will be sold very cheap
FAMILY GROCERIES,
very choice lot of sugar, coca tea and SALT bought
expressly for rcfa trade pepper and spices generay in
fact, everything hal is neeicd in he Grocery line.
The fact is, call Z. NAPLES for every thing, as
his stock Of Goods will show for itself.
I.y~No trouble to show Goods.
Dubuque, Oct G-lydw PWAPLES.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-29

Hemorrhoids, Piles, is a dsca produced BY ieeS
irritation cosyeness, purgave stimulants, uR2fe fs-
termination of blood TO tie Hemorrodal vcs+ Is BY
cessve riding or walking; or cong sve state ~ y .
Liver and often by PECULIARLY of the CONSTITUTE
its IT,
II is usually considered under three forms, variet-
as follows: Blind Piles Whit Piles and BLEEDING fii
This disease is ecnfnien and very WILL known
that scrption of is symptoms is not considered ne
cessafy.
tor feels confident in wafanting CERTAIN SAT and
speedy 1t has long been used by PHI. stefan OF
cmine and with most astonishing success; ndc; d
never fails il used according TO the directions.
In addition its being positive remedy for the piles
it never fails to cure that LNTOLEk7BLE ITCH!&.
which is so very comnion and has its location in the
same parts the Pills. IT is also invauab. as an dp
plication to paga and ndnrafed taours, and TO od ar
conditioned that painful and do not heal, III
want of actonmany diseases .fts slim that OF 0ig
standing are readily cured by this ointment.
I, MASON, -agez
Aug. 6,-iy.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-29
Popular Scientific Lectures.
PROFESSOR CRAIG. F.GS..

ATE Geological Lecturer in the Anderson Unvcrsit;
4 and Mineral Superintendent for the City of Glas-
Cow author of the Universal chronological TECHNOLOGY
cal and Pronouneng Dictionary OF the English Language,
&c. &c.
Nh Craig respectfully announces that he proposes Civ
ing course of SIX LECTURES in Dubuque, the first Of
which will be delivered on
MONDAY EVENING, OCT. 81,
At O'Clock, in GLOBE HALL.
SuBJEcr-Thc Origin of Material Universe, the forna-
ton Of Earth md the History of its earliest condition
as mineral and organic Developments
The other Lectures will be delivered at the hour
the subsequent Thurday and Monday evening. Each
Lecture win embrace department of natural science
connected with The ancient history Of the earth and the
causes which have prodvced its phenomenal ryan
ic and Inorganic its mineral and agricultural
resources.
05-The Lectures wiz be illustrated with diagrams and
maps, and by drawings of the extinct animals, etc.
Tickets for the zone Dollar each be had Of r.
spaulding bis bookstore, and the Herald Occ--d-
mission TO single lecture % cents
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-29

ss~On the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad
the whole of the heavy work on the Slopes
the Big Beaver, including the high bridge over
Wallace's Run, is now passed regularly by the
construction train. The great thorough cut at
the sammit, "A feet deep, is ready for the
track, which is To be laid through it next week
In about month from The present time, the
road is to be opened 10 Palestine in Ohio, 4S
miles from Pittshurg. The business on the road
in use to New Brighton, continues to be highly
gratifying 10 all its friends.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-29

o. Some of our weekly subscri bers this
week have their papers pr inted on rather small
sheets in consequence OF our having received
jusib etorel lifting the outside form, of our weekly
thirty odd new subscribers, and we could not
at that time procure paper of the proper size.
We want to bet our hats that the Express sub.
scription list has increased more during the
last two months than those ct any two
papers in Iowa. Who'll bet. Don't all speak
at once now.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-29

II The Postmaster General, through the
Washington papers, requests correspondents
writing 10 friends on the Pacific Coast not to
secure their letters with sealing wax. In pas
sing through the tropics, it invariably occurs tina
the wax become melted, TO destroy all
semblance Of seel, and in many cases, adhercs
so closely to the letter under 1t as to cause in
jury or destruction to the address in separating
the two
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-29

- The g Pennsylvania of the 10th ulut,
contains almost the entire returns from the State,
and puts down Bigler's majority at 1900
This is cheering news to the true friends of I'm
ion California and Ohio have probably done
the same. Three cheers for old Pennsylvania
(-Ino- flo for
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-29

HIGuLY IMPORTANT RAILROAD Movement.
We learn from reliable source that the Rail-
road companies onthe New York Central line,
and those connecting with it have recently held
meeting, at which after due discussion, 1t was
resolved to aid in the construction of the rail.
road on the Canada side of Lake Erie, from
Niagara to point opposite Detroit The dif.
terent companies agree to subscribe stock in
proportion to their relative ability Chicago
Tribune
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-29
Asa Eve Witness.

SLoaSs OINTMENT This is valuable save
for bruises and scalds or for fresh ounds.-
We saw it applied, last week, TO severe burn
upon child's arm. 1t renewed the pain in
brief time, and the wound was completely
healed in a few DAYS Families should not be
without it.-Bagaio Republic, April ~, 1850.
See Sloan advertisement in anuiher column
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-29
Large wholesale q retail! House.
Z p In IL LA.E

Large wholesale a. retail! House.
G.1RIRELL {. KLINE,
VXTOCLD respectfully to the citizens of Du
w buqc and the surrounding country that they have
in store one OF tie most extensive and well selected
stocks of Merchandise that the largest Eastern House
could produce.
NE .4N.NEX a LIST BELOW
Comprising portion OF stock TO which particular
attention is invited. Ladies' Dress Goods, every variety
OF Plain, Figured and Changeable Silks and afns,
gs:hcr with large quantity CT Black SILKS, India and
Turkey atns. Several varieties of Summer Dress Goods,
also superior French Lace, Caps and Collars; very
lect assortment of farasols Ladies' Kid Gloves, and Silk
Mitts. Also White Counterpns very cheap
Il large STOCK or ST.iPLE and DO.
HES7IC GOODS.
Our stock of fac Groceries, flatter ourselves that
sell shade lower than tie market price. A call
is al we ask TO prove the fact
aug 6 Is GARTRELL & LKINE.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-29
GOODS CHEAP FOR CASH.

Still few more left of the same sort"
I RESPECTFULLY announce to the citizens of Du-
brque the surrounding country, that have nearly
completed my stock of
GROCERIES.
have hand 80 bbs brown sugar. hhds Go, 10 bbs
crushed sugar. 50 sacks Rio Coffee 100 bushels dried APP
pies and peaches, 500 lbs cotton batting, 1000 lbs
yarn g. and TO- 10 boxes palm soap Is boxes mould
dies aow boxes star cardlcs, 100 bleacEcd seeks.
G.. A. salt, and every other article in the grocery re.
am daily expecting FRI m tic East large addition
my stock OF Dry Goods take ills opportunity If
turning my heartfelt thanks the citizens If d. br que
and surrounding country, fer the liberal patronage
generously extended to since my scolrn amongst
them, and trust, by strict attention to business and de-
sire sell cheap coed goods may continue merit
J. b. THOMAS,
Oct. 2s-dwy Nearly opposite the W aples House.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-29
Stop Z hief--sEo,se Stolen.

On Thursday, the goth of august, from Jlrcsyille
~ Wis., l-rge white horse, with long body and neck
white name and taihs OH hind leg turns out aud he
steps on the inside CT the footthe nigh EiEd leg has
blood SPAWN and lump on lie inside. The horse is
nine years old next spring, ana is good traveller BY
taking bold Of tie middle Of tie tail a crock will be oh
stvtd similar 10 the crook in the eff hind lee. He has
been traced into this State, and IT the Tur
key River road. Any person giving lfrnation II this
office, either of the horse or icf shall be suitably reward
ded JAMES MURPHY.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-29
GREAT REMEDY!
Celebrated Family Ointment,


Is Mud, SHc Thorcayh and The greatest ETERNAL Re'nc
dy nsed is cmapoScd If begetdbe Extracts aud
possesses poer us1qaaed in The annals OF Medicine for The
Of L.haRmnfory Diseases.
Ills universally acknowledged 70 hc III nfalb'e reme,y.
in every where has been faithfully applied o? tie
huiap system, for promoting lnensbe Respiration, and
Is invaluable III al diseases Of The flesh. Obstinate Ulcers.
Old Sores CbIans Sore Throat, Burns Cuts. Cuanco's
Ertions Sore Nipples Sore Breast Diseases of ue Eye
Aei!e in the Face. Rheumatic Pains. Contracted tor =
Pain in the Sde Back and other parts OF The system seal
Head Cruises, Fresh Wounds. Piles, and every kind o.
permanently cured by this great remedy.
HEALING VIRTUES.
Its fact authenticated here well as all over TIE
State and indeed The whole western satcs that Sloan
Medicines have obtained wide spread celebrity and re-
putaon TO which they justly entitled by their "Aeal,r
rirfses, and powers. We not among those who are
prone endorse every patent hIImbig that comes loe,
and in this instance have delayed endorsement uiti
we have able make douby sure not oniY
by testing them personally ourselves but from the test
mony Of numerous portion OF the community hVihs
around u.s. Illinois Globe, April IL, lS50
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-29
JNO. M. MCDANIEL,

Office Bank Ro'r, Main Street, orer B. J.
OHaiior0ns Store,
CTILL continues in receipt ofBOUNTY WARRANTS
- Of all sizes, which he will sell for cash, locate
time very reasonable terms pays taxes, examines Ii
ties, prepares instruments Of writing purchases and sells
real estate and will give any information relative any
lands in the Dubuque Land District which he is
ncnty able to do having acted Surveyor within tic
District for many years Letters addressed TO me, Post
Paid unpaid will receive prompt attention. Oct 2ott
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-29
FIR UT 7 EES

FRUIT TREES.
CULTIVATED AT THE NURSERY OF
r. & II. AVERY, miles S. W of Burlington
Consisting of .Appr Pear, Plum Chery Ounce, Crepe
Pines, Strawberries, &c. &c.
WE would call especial attention TO orr fine stock
w of APPLE TREES. They remarkable fjs
their handsome shape, thrifty and vigorous growth
and well furnished branches Our stock consists of
$4,000 Trees from to feet high, and cmh
all the leading standard varctics-togctller with Il
large stock of new and rare kinds. We cultivate only
such varieties in large numbers worthy and
have proven ODE hardy and well adap-d to soil
and climate.
PRICE:
APPLE TREEs--slo per 100 or 500 per 1000. LARGE
PEAR 1REES-Ot the most approved knds-jJ cents
each or $40 per 100. DWARF PEARS--One year old,
. TO 4iect hish-3o cents each, or $50 per 100
.7LSO-The foic,ring Nursery Siock.
Cherry Seedlings, Mazzard, ear old, per 300.
Apple Seedlings, year old, SIS per 1900. Plum Seed
ngs best for stocks one year old, 8 per 1000. Apple
Tn just grated and ready for ting in the Nursery,
in less number than $780, S pr 1000. in larger nurcr
800 per 1000. Apple Trees, one year from graft feet
high, $40 per 1000.
We would say that we have been engaged Is years at
the Nursery business in ti state and have of the
largest and Oldest arng Orchards rom which pro-
cnre cuttings fer grafting and have pard no pains
pcnSe in procuring and testing all highly approved kinds,
and we therefore feel prepar 10 furnish frees
the Persons sending orders who are unacquarn
ted t the different kinds, assured that careful
lections will be made from The very st. In all
wlere variety is exhausted by sale and orders
wholly be filled, the balance of r mtance will he re-
turned TO h purchaser unless requested to supply the
deficiency with other kinds. Ire, deli fered al the MIR
scry or packed and sent according TO order are then
the risk of the purchaser Those IL be forwarded by wa
ter will he labeled and packed ia such manner, that
when at their destination will be found nearly quite
fresh when taken from the Nursery, and will be deliv
cred the wharfo board Steamboat at Burlington
without any additional charge except for packing
05~All orders accompanied with the cash satsfac
tory reference directed 10 the proprieors left with
Alfred Clark, in Burlington will with prompt at
ention Printed catalogues gratis ali posi- paid
applicants. Il. & H. AVERY,
Oct. 27.-lmdw burlington, Iowa.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-29
Stop tncEis Animals,

GTEAIiD from til, subscrih r. near linden, ndencc
- buchanan county. about The 1t of April last BAY
mare and six coils. One light strawberry roam. stallion
Years old, with one white i:ind fnot One b God BAY
(stalon) two year. old One bay mare, two wears old
White stripe on her head. One year old (.fal
lian) one hind foot WHITE Gnn roam colt year
old, with in her face. One dark bay mar, ono
year DID, and one dark bay MAR, about ana
half hands high. eight years old. sniaM reward will
be paid for their delivery, information of III r
whereabouts HAMILTON MEGUNfGAI.
ID lS5l-wlmDd
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-29
WINTER FkS MS.

ID ETCRNS her sincere thanks to the Ladies OF Du
IL buquc and the surrounding Hei. hborh0od for the
very liberal patronage she has received since her
m.ncement in business. and also informs them that
she has now her winter goods ready for their inspection
consisting of Velvet, Satin, Silk, Cloth and 9th Ben
nets, adapted TO the coming ason of tho and
mcsr fashionable Styles Also blond and lace caps head
dresses and aras pa.et"ts md ladies' coats;
sortma Mt Of muslin .dgngs and inserting, fancy but
tons, &C., &C. Mourning bonncis always in stock.
RESlDENCE-Main street, corner OF 10th CT.
Dubuque, Oct 22.--dwlm,