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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-10
NEW GOODS
FOR THE FALL ABE,

No. IL, Main street,
DURrQuE, Iowa.
HAVE Just opened portion OF my Fail Goods,
Il prsing large assortment OF
DRY GOODS
Tn all their varieiieSsuch Broad clcts, Cassincres
eafnets; Kentucky Jeans Blue Blankets; Flanncls rcd
blue, and whites DrilGss-hrown and huc Cotton Flan
nes-brovn and biearcd Sheetings and Sirtings-hck-
DRY stripes; Ticking; Table and BED Inen DENNIS, Lin
Alpacas Mernos, rclaines CLintzS Gnshams and
Prints Of great variety, prices 10 suit all tastes, and
sly les 10 suit the fancy.
READY .AsDE CLoTHLN'G FOR MEN and BOYS.
One of The largest and test assortments
an the etg.
Those wanfng cla.hns of any kind, from Dress Goa
to Fear-naught Over Coat, would do well eNamin
my stock.
BOOTS md SHOES, for Men and Boys-A No.
article, and at very low prices.
LADIES and Misses Boo.es, Bnskins, and High cut
Pekas, in great variety of style and quality.
HITS and CAPS,
6ne assortment. The silk Plush soap" of the season
may be seen at O'HALLORAN'S.
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G.. X. WEST.
STORAGE FORWARDING AND COMMISSI ON
MERCUANT.

On the Levee, DMbuqHe, I0lrG,
WHOLESALE and retail dealer in foreign and do
w nestle Fruits, Candies, Nuts, Spices. Family
Groeeries, Produce and Provisions, Ornamental and
Fruit TreeS. Plants, Evergrcens, Shrubb ry; Grass,
Garden and Flower Seeds, &C. &c.
;R.-Steanlhoats, Hotels, and Private Families, fur
nished with good articles at the lowest market prices,
and delivered free of charge.
The undersigned would inform the public generally
that he has strong and permanent enclosure. with The
necessary sheds and accommodations, adjuining his
war hoUss III the steamboat landing in Dubuqte, for
the convenience of those having cattle, horses, sheep
and hogs TO ship to and from this point also for the ac-
eonmcdation Of farmers and others coming to Dubuque
with loaded teams.
Aay and grain kept conssatly hand aud for sale at
reasonable low prices. G.. r. WEST
Dubuque, May %, 1851
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Drugs, ST.
L nj ASO n

Sign Of the Good Samaritan,
INVITES the attention of his customers to
the following articles received by late
walls
SFERM OH. for parlor lamps that will not cong a.
Prepared COCOA from Rakcrs well known establish
mcnt
Prepared CHOCOLATE.
CORN STARCH of kngsford manufacture.
HEcXERs' Farna
CoLoaSE, at 81 perQuart, of q pcrior quality.
ROSE WATER, dotSlc distilled and line favored,
PEARL POWDER
ALAEAsTER powder
WHErHERlI's premium Lily Whits
CHALK BALL, tor toilet
RosE POWDER
POWDER PUFFs
TAYLuRs transparent soap
:. Chrystaline wash balls
kEsAS soap
OLA BUSN Windsor soap
SAND Soar; Egg shaped soap; Orange soap
MILITARY SHAVING soar
SHAVING CREAM of various kinds
NAREGATEp SOAP; white soap; CASTLE soap
THE attention of Ladies respectfully solicited the
fol o wing articles:
PEEL's liquid solder for china
ToeTH BRUSHES of every variety
CHARCOAL PASTE for the teeth
EXTRACT Vanilla; extract nutmeg; extract lemon .
PoMADEs of every variety; Ok marrow Of various styles
HAuEI, Eau Lustraj nov:10 ly
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Browns Essence Of Jamaica
Ginger.

deliberately prepared from carefully selected articles
OF the best quality; it possesses, in conccntratg d
FORM all the valuable properties of the Jamaica Gnge
and is warranted be free from all irritating other
properties of an Injurious tendency.
1t is benefcially used in variety of circumstances
wht cordial and grateful stimulant is required
particularly in where there is sense of exha,s-
tion arising from excessive fatigue heat few drops
in half tumber of water with little sugar will be
found an efecnal and most pleasant restorative, which
makes this highly useful addition the tray
elrs pormanteau, well the family collection of
remedies.
Where there is unpleasant Of weight OF nausea
after eating, from imperfect DIGESTION where nausea
is induced from riding in railroad car or carriage or
from the motion OF vessel at tie Essence of Gin
GER gwen according TO the drectons viii almost in
varIaby give relief.
In ordinary diarrhGa, incpient cholera in short in all
cases of prosfraton OF the digestive functions whether
from indulgence or disease it is Of intstinabe value
During the summer months and in Southern climates
is invaluable, particularly during the prevalence of
epidemic Cholera; traveller family should he with
ont 1t. TIMOTHY MASON.
Sign Of Good Samaritan, sole agent for Dubuque
it,oG
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
Ouch as is used by the Farmer, Miner, Mechanic al
- House keeper.
QTEE.NSH.7RE,
Among the best and most eNtensivestock in town.
GROCERIES

OF all the various kinds together with various other
goods such Ladies and Misses Mu ome very fine)
Cotton Yarn, Carpet Bags, franks, Window Shades and
fapcs Curtains CaYpetinS, India Mating Careef binding
White goods, shaa.s Of The Bay State and Empire Mills
and lots 1T other things TOO numerous 10 mention.
Tony old Eric d. and Customers return my sirccre
thanks for their su amidst all the temptations 10 buy
goods cost of VIII this town has of late heen TIE scene
81, and by fair dean and unifrm prices rpe merit
a continuance Of the, condcnce.-T. the public in
eral, wuuld say, Il will sell Goods low any reg
uar House. Those who doubt il he easily made 10
believe il, on examination. J.. J. OHAIIORAN.
r. 3. will take produce of all kinds i'm payment OF
debts, excha,,ge Goods up tie Goth, CT Otler
atcash prices All those who knew tley owing
would confer av,r by settling up their
Icannot afford any lcnger indulgence.
Sent 0l r. L. 0-UAIIORtN
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NE w S 7 Ore.

.Jusl opening, t,co doors ADORE the Eak.
r AIDES, GENTLEMEN, MISSES and BOYS, III
IL city aud country respectfully invited call and
examine my goods; consisting in part as follows:
DRY and STAPLE GOODS,
Such as French and American cloths and cassimeres
satinets; white red and domestic hannes; black and
slins; Prints, large and assortment; bats
waddine cotton yarn, driings, stripes, checks, &c.
SILK IND DRESS GOODS
Embracing silk goods of every description and ladies'
dress goods OF the latest styles ana patterns with rnges
aud trimmings suit the eaors- Boscts, good assert
ment, with ribbons, Innings, articias, and plumes
with full assortment of white goods, such as worked
collars chenizettes muslins, grapes linen halkercIcts
linens, &c.
GROCERIES,
full and complete stock always on hand.
BOOTS AND SHOES
You will find in my stock, gentcmcn's boots and brogans
of every quality. Ladies' and ctdren's boots and
shoes Of every style.
QUEE.NSHARE.
In this branch confident shall please my customers
have purchased goods in the eastern markets. and
intend 10 sell them low any no Sc of the noun
tains. J. c. WEATHERDY.
Dubuque, Sept "a. 1851.
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Victory Wheat ;asa<i Seed Drill,
MANLFACTIKED BY
WIN. 2. HENRY & CO, Saint Louis. NJ

WIN. T. HENRY q CO, Saint Louis, Mo
UiS Drill is Offered TO the farmers of the valley Of the
Mississippi in full confidence that il will prove 10 be
an nplem mt of immense va Inc III IN. The drill is
simple, complete and cheap. There are ills, inches
apart 1t plants six feet wide. Two hcrscs are us To
plant, say Is pcrday. The drill be gIateA
To plant from quarts bushels to III, acre by
simply raising lowering ltyer--the feeders can b.
easily closed, one by one, so plant ont point rows
without waste. There is also IA well arranged land
measure on it; VIII sown say two to three inches
deep, with this drill, and planted carly, say middle of
september, and soNn thn peck to half blsli
TO the acre. will not winter kill. OnetIr of the orii-
nary amount OF seed is penty, and the yield will
be at least fourth more, if sown broad 81
does not winter kill. In order secure drills orders
must be sent in early. Price Of machine. $50. Can be
had of G. K. WEST Agent
Dubuque, Iowa July lt-Gm.
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dsGsAEs sSESaEDNS,
COUNCIL BLUFFS AGENC1.
e. EEEG EE ~a

yNlilS Fry, chartered by the Legislature Of iowa
4 has been in successful operation for the last
years and given raj satisfaction the heavy emf
grafton satisfaction To California. II is the best
ing tn Missouri river tn the State of iowa. ProQt:
not dollars worth OF property has hgen lost ny
those crossing here. Ii is the and best route
California. Froc: the first emigrantS that arrived al
Sacramento last season. made the trip from Council
Bluffs in IS days 1t is the heatest reEc-cny three
cases of cholera occurred the north side of Platte
river last season, whilst tic south side five
six hundred new graves show concnsvely the fearful
ravages Of this terrible disease.
For Inrth'r information printed certificates, pub
li>hcd tiers, CIayton's guide and best maps.
Ev, ryt!Eg needed by the emigrant can be had al
Council "lufs aud Kanesy,ic fair is at any
other Crossing pace the Missouri river.
WHEELING, CLARK & co.
Co neal Bluas, June, 1871
Essrosfppy
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.ru- < Grmrrirs.
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS

NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS
wholesale and Rctnil.
r n T.InM5S nespectf y informs ne citizens OF
SD s,haate and Surrounding country that he has taken
Tie Store reary upposii, the NAPLES House, and unmci
asesr tie stores of MIR. Rel and Mt f.awIhef
where re "a receiving aud opening an
Ersens;rs and rrH selected S'"oh ri
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES, FINE CUT
LERY, ROOTS AND SHOES, &c.
Al ef which have been purchased in NV f"Ss ana
prin.inaisy cash, Thereby offering :fc'
c,aetYy merchants and bI'rs IN general
respectfully invite all persons who are des'n'ns o'
purchasing cheap and fresh goods, 10 call and examine
stock.
In the Ladies Department. IhPvr
BLACK tsra de Rhine; Needle worked riffs
FIGURED Pc de Sci, 4 new DO pell,rines;
article; Nees'e worked Victoria col
r,sri do dos lars;
Striped Ja<ne silk; Fancy neck ties;
Watrred Pnpin, beautif Linen cambria handcrchefS,
Plaid Cheve, Just cut OF the few fine;
vessel; Ale yan6ers kiti gloves;
Muslin dc aine: Fhillic mts, long and sh1rt
Rrnchc TnngHose, Sroiap cuts;
81 Pieces mcrnccs spaeas; 80 Pieces fancy prints;
Chinese grass chth; French gnehams;
Gkirrinss: English and American dn;
Sws acoRei and cam 100 fancy shawis, from 81 10
brie muslins; Sa, some very superior;
Jacnet cdgng and serng 2s Pieces green, red, blue,
Thread lace and inserting; white, and yellow fan
Robnct lace and Inserting; neis;
Plain and figured hphinot; $40 Pieces brown mnSits
Needle worked collars; loo Pieces bleached musliRs
Do capes;
These Goods purchased by pattern cards. the cases
not having passed the custom house.
Jenny Lind boots and Siees;
Tortoise buffalo, and other conbs; brushes, &c.
An extensive assortment of soaps and perf,meH.
For the Geaemea, have Extra super black and hroan
cloths; Black, Mixed and fancy cassimeres; Blue, brown
black creen grey, mixed and army blue Satincts, plwI
aud striped; Black satin and other ve>tings
A lew dozen OF Wineheser'S celebrated shirts;
large and elegant Of under shirts, bouga
dirfctls from the i,aacrter.
Irish linen; Super muslin FIR shirts.
BOOTS, SHOES, and BR0GfN'S-A few dozen o
Miners boots and Shoes article, and worthy of
attention.
FLNE CUTLERT-a large assortment Of superior Pen
Knives, Farmers Knives. Knives aud Forks from ~ l2
$50 Alberta and German silver tea and table
spoons; few nests ef Gothic sewers.
GR0CERIES-t very general assortment, such as
Sugar Coffee, Tea, &C.
All of which will be sold cheap for cash. approved
ty produce, responsible dealers, liberal credit
Dubuque. August 10. 1851
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No. AA--Ai-AJ

- o Witty IICHCMstHtSs
yKIE would say that keep up siairs Domescs Blue
w and White Drills, James, Satinetts, Cassimeres
Ijndfey's Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Prints, &c&c.
All Of which fresh and to the trade will be sold u>
by EMERSON & SHIELDS.
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ID ECElNED 10 day rer steamer Spar Hawk and
Al iamartinc lot of fine Apples and Sweet Puatccs
and will be disposed of IVY the barrel bishc TO si,
the purchaser Cali al Vests and see Them
(cf ~ -j,,xy
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1000 STOVES.

ltNilE subscribers respectfully inform the citizens of
Dubuque and vicinity thai they ii receipt of two
thousand Stoves direct from Cincinnati comprising all
the late improvements. The sup rority of the Cincir-
matt castings ov the st Louis heretofore sold in this
market Is too well known TO require comment. All
wishing to purchase requested 10 call and examine
their extensive stock and unusually low prices before
purchasing elsewhere. b. +. SMITH & co.
iuSl's buildIhg 3 doors above the NAPLES House,
iline p Duh.
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MASTERY NAILS--A few kegs of all sizes for sale
IL atmy Warehouse on the landing At Dubuque.
may 70 G. X. WEST.
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DORN, BEEF, and LARD-A Good articl, and for
4 sale by the barrel or pound, my Warehouse on
the landing. Also choice lot Of Bacon Hams Sides
Shoulders, and warrant good by G. II. Wt,S,H
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Flow ManufactOry

Flow NIansss;lctOry.
THE Subscriber has established himself in Dubuoue ia,
the purpose of manufacturing
PLOWS OF ALL SIZES,
From the ghtest one horse draugh the largest Prairie
Pow,
lie offers inducements in the cheapness and durab,
OF hts pows which are moi always be met with so ear
home.
od Flows repaired on the most reasonable terms
shop ON Fifth street below Main, in Ogiive's carpenter
mop gan isol-ul) q. RORAS.
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Drugs, &e.
Nj o N u NJ f. N Il j.

uoNU,,ENT
Nj - n Al r. n T.
Lees,
Sone,,
Jayne,s'
Cray,
Cooper'..
Mod'at's
Merrichs,
Erandred'h IS,
E sapp'nston
Comp. caIiocrnl,,
Comp. Cat -,
hn ~, OF "a, s,
IolnBull,s sarsaparilIa,
sPTowntend'ssarsapa,
I hloorsie ca 'sA .l ,: g'tirPasto,
And an his fmiI, mnd;snn,
Nerve and D one Iinment
Aliens, Ba'ter'ss, chareses',
Garloer .'I Fnnni'nnSo, ~ andso,;.
rainkiller, aadnevs Reief, Circassian
n lam; oa p, ran hAtrac'of1 Jew
\. b. Culilawn Bender, Baobab, and
l ree' pa, ii nei a,, mlale M r,s u
That will stand the weather, wet and dry.
---- W. P. ALLEN & CO., -
Chemist and Dusoist \, 1o,, Main s,ro., odo;o,e
the Wales House. Country nercnants supplied on the
most reasonable terms, and at the shortest noee
D"po1"e' ot'oDo'' =, go. Wv u
WILLIAM Z. ALLEN & co.
fsycees,ors IF .A,ve, blanchard g. col
A T No. lCOl Main street, Dubuque, adjoining the
WaPes House. invite the attention OF the public to
ti nf STOCK OF ,,,,,,c,,.re <.,,r,,l,,
- ~ l. r,i., % u iL."l |'iLo, SC,
'nu s"'ie,. snare oi l'thHc patronage:
nc 'oi'o" ing aIe among III, rGGe Importation OF
C,yo,,ny o.,;,
~,
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DISTRESSING PAINS OF.4LL KINDS ARE
INSTANTLY ARRESTED
R.4DW.4YS READY RELIEF
DIARR HOEA.

DIARRHOEA
On tho first symptoms of Diarrhna Dysentsry, take
down teaspoonf,l of RELIEF, in water, and battle
the bowels externally, and your sickness and pain will
be hut the affair of mom1n t Let persons who
ailing read pamphlets. Those cases that the Ready
Relief " i'll reach, il will upon quick, promptly and
efcctuay See that each bottle bears signature of
EADWAY q co.
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MelOAeOssS! WeiOdeOns!
ON HAND AGAIN!
" HATS AND CAPS. e.

WIN. DONNELLAN, late proprietor OF the Pcopys's
w Hat Store having made arrangcm hts with large
house IN ST Louis, IS now in receipt, his former stand
of entirely stock of Hats and Caps, the latest
fashion, and of the finest rial that has ever been If
fer, in Dubuque, which he will sell on the very bas,
his line, snitd to the market. lie will also shortly com
mence tie manufacture Hf hats, when lie will be BILE
every pecuiary of taste aud circumstance on
tile part of purchasers. lie determined by industry
and strict attention to business cd All who ,v
from him may rely upon getting good article strictly
what ii is represented to be- Grateful for the patronage
heretofore bestowed upon him. he asks continuance of
the public favor
AZ Een.ember the store is next door to Emerson &
Shields, Immediately under the City Hotel.
Dubuque, April TO- l55l-y
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> WAN'S HOTEL,

Iowa City.
i House. would Inform the public that he has taken
possession f said establishment and i prepared 70 accom-
mediate the travelling community, transient or regular
ooarders, and will cndeavorto give general satisfaction
CiiAS. j. SWAN.
9ySonmected with the above establishment Is a large
and extensive Livery Stable where STRANGERS can ~ Ill
times DC accommodated with conveyances 10 any part OF
lac country. MAJ l6, Isla. 37-Iy.
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Irp- GOODS & Groceries.
P. W hP

P. NAPLES,
WHOLE SALE AND II EFT Ia.
N~ IA HR - R& q % - We.
UNDER THE NAPLES HOUSE
WpI-I ID beg leave Ia say that prepared To
furnish quantity and quality OF goods, ot every des
criptan nj B'io,eSGic Retail.
have hand $4,000 worth of
TRY Goods and ClothiHS.
Boots Shoes hats and caps: 80 bids 81 barrels mo
,asses 50 bags coffee 5,3 hays salt aud all kinds OF
GROCERIES,
100 hayes af fresh teas direct from the east nc tapestry
inryain three ply and Brussels carprne window cur
,ains ,ea spaons and every thing need b! housekocp-
crs from cellar - garrett.
Having spent al the summer IN the east, selecting my
o,ds wherever could find them cheap, am able 10 give
t.,cr b,rpans than ever have complete assortment
of ever, fling, both English, French and American
,,,ods CALL. AND SEE ME.
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St'bs III
prepared TO furnish the ladies and gentlemen
of Dubuque with cologne in bottles of eyeiv size and
price This is the cologne of the Quart vessels
One Dollar II. MASON.
MAY II. 1851.
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"a Bells. REFINED kENAWHA SALT fresI,
w from the click warranted equal if not Superior
Ia ground alum SALT fur sale low wholesale or retail at
~ 4
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DUBUQUE MARBLE YARD.

MONUMENT, TOMB AND GRAVE Ste NE
MANDATORY.
ID TANNING, late Of ST. Louis MO-, has
d located himsclrpcrmancntly at Dubuque,
where he intends to manufacture TO order
EQUIPMENTS, TOMB AND GRAVE STONES
In plain classical style
lie will keep on hand fine assortm cnt o
Marble, ready to suit the various fances and
desires of his customers
MARBLE MANTELS, SILLS AND TRANsOMS
=, AMP BUILDING WORK or ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
inlshed neatly and with despatch.
" workshop on Iowa street between Sixth and
seventh Z. TANNING
Dubuque, Aug 6, lS3:-Gm
III in. by Coo x = SaR pP.r ee~.d 60 ,''r'
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DR.. CHRISTIE'S
GAT,VANTC NECKLACE!

Is used for ell complaints affecting the Throat or
Head such as Bronchitis Inflammation OF the Throat
Nervous ard Sick Headache, Dizziness Of the Head,
Neuralgia in the Face, Buzzing Roaring in the
Ears Deafness, which is generally Nervous, and that
distressing complaint called Tic Doloreux.
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Fresh Groceries.

TIME undersigned having returned from the South
L with a new stock of Groc ries, is prepared
sell at wholesale retail small advance from cost
and transportation. Now is yCur tim, purchase wear
winter supplies. Hall at VESTS, the evee or No
81, Main street, and Gxaaiine the quality, and price the
goods - G. r. WEST
October 2 lS5I-dwly
FINE lot of sweet Potatoes just and for sale
A at the Ohio Fruit and Seed Store, also my War.
House on the landing. G. r. WEST
Sept, lth, It
- EtElVED TO day per steamer Spar Hawk and
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GOODS CHEAP FOR CASH,

Still a few more left of the same sort. .
! RESPECTFULLY announce to the citizens of Tn
brque and the surrounding country that have nearl,
completed my stock of
GROCERIES,
have on hand 30 bbls brown sugar, hids do 10 b>
crushed sugar 80 sacks Rio Coffee 100 bushels dried an
pics aud peaches, 500 lbs cotton batting 300 lbs Gotten
yarn, and 10, 10 boxes palm soap p boxes mould
candies alloW boxes star candies 100 beached seeks
u. A. salt, anu every other article in the grocery line
am daily expecting tren TIC East large addition To
my STOCK OF Dry Goods. take this opportunity of re-
uIrnin" my heartfelt thanks citizens of DubGlio
ana surrounding country, for The very liberal patronage So
generously extended 10 since my soiourn amongst
ter ard trust, by strict attention business and de-
sire to sell cheap and good goods nay continue merit t.
J. b. THOMAS,
Oct. 28-dwy Nearly opposite the NAPLES House
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HE subscribers offer the above tire public'
with the utmost confidence in its superiority. Their
operation and durability is guaranteed in every instance
II has bccn Tic effort of manufacturers for years past
run stoves rs light possible the prof
~, and the public have become dissatisfied with high
priced stoves that burn out in from four year. We
arc satisfied the 'tucen' will twenty aars if pr
perry used. Ii is double the weight CT any stove Of
same size now in market few only of the above stoves
received and for sale by +. +. SMITH g. 60.
Main st, few doors above the Wspc5 House.
NnNI
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Nltsrriianfous
ST. LlsEpH,S FEMALE ACADEMY.

CONDUCTED BY TIE SISTERS. OF CHARITY OF
TUE BLESSED VIRGIN:
.lboM eight mites from Dubuque
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AMPS. fine assortment of parlour and store lamps
AZ just received ard for sale very cheap, at the Drug
store of Il. +. GILLESPIE.
Oct ]
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" III r. IENTs
n H. and Turpentinca large supply just received
~ for sale very low for cash. L. L. GILLESPIE.
june Is
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DRY GOODS.

4 PART NOW LANDING, and the REMAINDER
"A DAILY EXPECTED, at which time our Stock
VII. be complete. We would only say, without any dc
srs puff, mat offer inducements all who will
favor with cali.
We would embrace the mt opportunity to return
our thanks to our numerous Friends for Heir very liberal
patronage during the last Fifteen Years Ours is the
Oldest Establishment in the CITY of Dubuque Call and
see lSept 20-tf) EMERSON & SHIELDS.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-10
Drugs. &f.
f.. +. GILLESPIE.

No l. Globe Building, Dubuque, To,ca,
II EEPS constantly for sale at the lowest prices,