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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-03
ROBERT HANG
CITY HOTEL.

c. c. HEWITT, HANCE,
CITY HOTEL.
CORNER FOURTH STREETS,
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
a., THIS well known hotel, formerly occupied
Mfs..I by A. H. Miller, has bccn leased for a of
iam,l yeas, by the subscribers and thoroughly no
-l-L waited, and newly furnished, is open for the
reception of the travelling community and public gene
rally The propretors having had extensive exger.-
enc" in This business confidently facr tlcnsc We: that
they give entire satisfaction all who may favor them
with call.
This hotel is situated a high healthy, central and
convenient part of the City, and directly the
leading to the steamboat landing, and Immediately in the
centre OF the business part OF the city The best Of
bling attached tote hons where at all times can be had
Carriages Bgscs, Horses, etc., on the most reasonable
terms.
We have also established an extensive Reading Room
where We have file The Papcrs from all parts of the
United States, furnished with the ''latest ncws from
every quarter Of the Globe.
Passengers and baggage conveyed to and from the boats
free of charge. HEWITT & UANCE
Dec. l-Iy
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BUFFALO, Nov.

BUFFALO, Nov. Is.
Another gale has swept over the Lake, doing
much injury to the shipping. The schooner
Tacot was capsized the crew rescued by Il E
steamer Hudson. The brig Rugglcs from
Cleveland, put back, complete wreck, having
lost locomotive overheard. The lower lake
schooner Patrick Henry has been disnasted
and the brig Caroline is ashore.
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GOODS CHEAP FOR CASH.

Still a few more left of the same sort"
RESPECTFULLY announce to the citizens of nu
bne and the surrounding country, that have nearly
completed my stock of
GROCERIES,
have hand 80 bills brown sugar hhdS do, 10 hl>
sugar 80 sacks Rio Coffee 100 b~cls dried ap
pies ami pearcS, 800 lbs cotton batting, 2G)0 lbs cotton
yarn, and 10, 10 boxes palm soap, D boxes mould
candles taiiow boxes Candles 100 bleaced seeks
g. A. salt, and every other article in the grocery line
daily expecting from the East large addition I,
my stock Of Dry Goods. take this opportunity Of re-
turnn. heartfelt thanks 10 the citizens of Dulqre
and surrounding country, fer the very liberal patronage
generously extended To since my soinurn amongS
them, and trust by strict attention to business, and de
sire sell cheap and good goods nay continue merit
J.. b. THOMAS.
Oct. 2s---dwy Nearly opposite the Wapics House.
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The TELEGRAPH On RAILRoADs.-ln speak
ing Of the railroad movements in this State the
editor of the Burlington Telegraph says:
Go ahead, Muscatine, Davenport, Dubuque,
and all the rest of you. You are all a part Of
Iowa and we shall rejoice in whatever contri.
butes to the weather aud prosperity of our
common State. Now that you have got-shc
steam up, we hope you will pitch in the fuel
and keep the fires burning until the bell rings
and the conductor cries out sail aboard
We are glad to see this expires sion from that
sprightly sheet. 1t shows that its editor is all
right upon this subj Get. A fact which many at
one time, were disposed to question.
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VERMONT,
SALT RIVER.

Now We think there is plenty Of room for en-
lsrgcmeaf Boa it will cost more than SILL
O00,00V u give the pyramid respectable dimen.
sions. Democrats won't work on the enlarge
meas, end lhere 10 q scarcity Of Wing hands
inst nov, ,zsrFssa Ne
Thes1eAiRs expect to take Massachusetts,,
and vii serlaialy lose Tennessee at the next
comics. fs @4tv3 yA.4s.
Ii will be seen that the respective dimen-
sinas e IL. two parties stand as % to B count.
- he State Of Salt Creek for the Wings,
I'D 4 y too small for the Democrats.
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IIrIcA Nov IL

The Utica Citizen Corps, this afternoon, ac-
cepted the order Of the sheriff to attend the
execution Of Conkling on Friday: The con-
demned is making full confession, which will be
given to the district attorney.
Strenuous efforts are heing made to have
Conklin respited until December the 9Th, the
day fixed for CIRCUITS execution.
A new episcopal church will be dedicated in
this city on Wednesday.
A private letter states that Triuity Church has
bestowed perpetual annuity Of So, 600 on Cen
eva College, to make tuition Free
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MISSOURI FRUIT STORE.

-. VIM. CANNON,
DEALER IN GROCERIES, FRUITS & PRODUCE,
1IAVING taken a large and commodious Store Room.
II in the LANGwoRrHY BLOCK, Main street, tive doors
low the American House, he is prepared to deal in
Groceries, Fruits, and Country Produce. He offers for
sale at fair prices,
Coffee, Salt, Pepper Sugar,
Starch, Candles, Butter, Cheese,
Eggs, Crackers, Nuts, Candies,
Chickens, Turkeys, Wild Game, Potatoes,
Corn Meal, Flour;
Together with variety of other articles necessary for
family All kinds of Country Produce bought for
cash at this store, at the highest market rates.
There is necessity for travelling down town for fam
~ Groceries, they be bought at the Missouri
Fruit Store cheap and good if cheaper and better,
than at any other store in Call and he convnc d..
Goods purchased at this store will be delivered
any point within tn: city limits free of extra expense
4 pr 3d. 1851. 1y WIN. CANNON.
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SURGICAL AND MEDICAL Notice.
DIR. FIR. CIOLINA,

Lately Director of tho Indiana Private Hospi-
tai, Columbus, Indiana.
~ OITLD respectfully inform the citizens of Dubuque
and vicinity that am permanently located at Iowa
City, practice in all branches of the Medical and Sur
gical sciences. in possession of all Surgical and
gica Mechanical instruments, and refer particularly
the diseases of the eyes, and other necessary operations
the horrible disease called Epepsie ofwch cured
with my own sytem, thousands
Letters are TO be directed to at Iowa City
Sent 81 "a. lS5I-3mW
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BOOKS, B09KS, BOOKS.
j. 7. f.. NORMAN.

y. d .NUT
SlMM'S and M'INT1RE'S London series of tales and
novels for sale at Ncrnan's. Nov 3i--Jmdw.
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FThe late Mr.. Thompson, Of n. York,
left an estate valued at $3.50, O00-of this he
bequeathed $347 900 to religious and cha ritable
societies, and left $4,000 to his relatives and
others-ELchangc. - "
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NARRowsBURGH, Nov. II,
THE DELAWARE RIvER-FREsHET.-T There
is heavy freshet in the Delaware river, with
the prospect Of more rain. The river is crowd
ed with RATS of lumber.
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iFinrv satin. srll- & gingl,am
: rr,vafs-Scar'ct, blue and
white wrappers, * draw, rs
EISuspender&, comturters
Turkey I'd and madden
ii hanikerchicfs
MGR en- aud blue barege Bloc
mcr corded skirts
d, Swiss and jacol ct insert
ings an' cdgings
II l.isle and thread ins rtings,
! and edgings, black silk
Dl lace, cap nct<,sewcd mus.
lin collars and cats
: lRlack lace falls
Cashn re, silk and wool,
y wool, cloth, Berlin, Lisle
4 and cotton gloves
Bey's fancy, plaid gray, wGol
i merino and cotton socks
Ladies' mcrino, cashmer,
/, and cotton hose
!, Threads, sewing & knitting
! cottons, purses, Elastic 5,
i wriStlets, purse twIst,Zc-
/, phyr wool
Tapes, r els, hooks and eyes
Jenny Lind and Kate Hayes
|, gown buttons, pearl, agate,
: linen and ivory buttons
Dressing, back and side
Combs, hair and cloth
! brushes
Goat Links
Bay State long shaw
HING.
, Cashmere and Doeskin
pants
J India rubber lesgings
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NOTICE.

HAVE this day bought Of w. r. Wightman his entire
stock of Dry Goods Groceries, Hardware, &C., as
VIII the good will of the establishment. shall make
additions 10 the present stock amounting To Is 900
dollars. invite country merchants to call and examine
the goods and prices, and promise try all the time to
give them entire satisfaction. To my numerous
quantances and the people generally, invite yon all
come and try p. IT, CONGER.
Aun Late NJ Jack sop ca iowa
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G. ,oK & SARGENT JOHN {. IIIGGINsoS,
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Frou the National D,mocrat

1900 Froa Tho National Democrat,
E.'argsHs.s OF tAe Democratic Pyramid
The contest is over, and the Democracy have
added one more State to their pyramid Of States
we nave enlarged .ae area o. democracy, ane
CT We ~;n tai. scoN e.rs 81 the Mn; ~.
Million corruption fund. Look At the DIV
amid and see if it wants enlarging-
OHIO,
sas =. IOWA, @
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-03

~ Hon. John M. Berrien, Of Georgia, has
yet two years to serve in the Senate before he
makes way for Mr. Toombs. This is taking
time by the forclock, with strong gripe.-E1
change.
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DIED

OF Fever. at Roses Bar, Yuba River, California,
the 10Th of Sepcmb r. 1851 latter Illness Of eight weeks,
WILLIAM DECATUR BoLsISGER son of Christopher Boil
singer of Clayton county, Iowa, aged 81 years.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-03
AlmaMcS for 1852,
n

For Free Distribution ,oithom Money and Nth
ont Price.
DOCTOR TIMOTHY MASON, sign Of the Good
Samaritan, invites his call and receive
an Almanac for 1852. He is now publishing table 10
accompany his Almanacs, for telling what the rcathf
cW be through all the lunaons of each year, till the end
of time. The table will be ready for delivery in few
days. ocf20-d
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-03

Tr The Memphis and Arkansas papers ad
vertise for proposals for lereeing the west bank
Of the Mississippi river, from the Missouri line
down the borders oftwo or three counties in
Arkansas. The act Of Congress in reference to
swamp lands, grants to the State of Arkansas
about ten millions of acres ofgrcat fertility, and
occupying the best cotton climate of the state,
hut which are now subject to occasional over
flow and consequently uncultivated. Contractors
are to receive their pay in lands thus redeem
ed, at fifty and seventy five cents per acre.
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District Court.
JAMES M. EMERSON, J
John B. GoLDsBURY G. OTHERS.

JOHN B. GOLDsBURY G. OTHERS
ID order of the Court in this cause the undersigned
- Receiver, therein appointed, of the assets of j. b.
l;odsbey Co.. being ordered TO collect and close up
the same forthwith All persons indebted to said firm by
note or account therefore requested to call and settle
the same without delay at store, where the aud
books of account will be onnd, and all persons ndeat
cd arc forbidden to pay other person, except by
my written order, such payment will he recognized
in discharge of any such debt. b. J. OHALLORAN,
Dubuque, Oct. 2S-tf Gw. Receiver.
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3UKFkt4 VTTrF55
srArE coNyENrIoy.


As yet, hut little has been said upon the sub
ject of Safe Convention. Such Convcn
ton mus. be convened during the winter oil
Spring, and il seems to us, that considering the
state, If the roads and streams in the spring,
that the mos: appropriate time, would be the
S,h OF January, Which we believe has been sug-
gested by the Capital Reporter.
The business to be- transacted by this Con-
vention, will be the selection of Delegates to
the Democratic National Convention for select
inra Democratic candidate for the Presidency,
and mrhaps the selection of candidates for
Secretary, Auditor and Treasurer of State.
The prcpri-ty of choosing candidates for
Presidential Electors at the same time, and by
the same body, in order TO avoid the necessity
Of two conventions. has been approved by some
and disappruvcd By others. 50 far as we are
concerned, or have been able to collect the opin-
ions and wishes If the Democracy in this vic:n-
ity,we must dissen: from those, whofavor the Sc
lection of Electors prior 10 the action of the
Democratic National Convention Our reasons
for this opinion will be given at future time.
But we are decidedly in favor Of the 9Th of
January for the first Convention. The day is
highly appropriate, the seasons convenient and
the roads and streams will probably be in good
condition.
II is high time that the Democratic press
should speak out upon the subject. s
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Passage from the Old Country.
-
II. w. BYRNES & co.
60, South street, .Ncn York
Cd, Gurier street, .Ne,r OrIcans.
36, Waterioo Road, Liserpooi
Established in 1924, and now the oldest Emigrant
House III the World
THE subscriber is the Northwestern Agent for this
i we'll known House. and Is prepared to sell certi
for passage by the fret "'rs ship, of s'Tho wa
low Tail Line Of Ivcrr and Lon packets, the sRed
Star "stDramac AMI ,i, r. > iincs'' o. Liver
pool Packers, and size Am riran linc' of New Orleans
Packets, sailing fram L,vcrpe;l five days. No
other House has Branch in New Orleans for the
ctmadation of EnlgrantS.
Engagements can be made AT this Office for the delivery
Of passengers any ,int the United Stat and they
may rely ON having every attention paid them by Em
grant Societies, AMI by the several branches and Agcn
cies of p w. Il. g. Co.. at all the principal towns on III,
from the day they embark until they reach their
final destination Such tn arring Of the sub
scrbcr, and such the chief obj of his late visit
New York.
CIRCULARS, with names of Ships, days of sailing,
&c, can he had gratis.
DRAFTS (for nrincy romttanccS) on Edwards, San
ford & Co.. o London, for salr pa, able any Bank in
Great Britain or Ire land.
MONEYS and accounts collected, commissions and
legal business executed; parcels and goods forwarded
u r Edwar Sanford & Co.'S. Transaniic ENpr S.
OFFICE on Fourth street, City IIatI Buildings
Dubuque. CHAS. COREERY, Agent.
LAND WARRANTS of all sizes, improved farms
and CRY property for sale at tins ofic.
NDylS-d3wlw
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GROCERIES, g..

@entlcmcn'S black cloth Cashmere and Doeskip
coaks flushing and blank pants
ct 9'erc"ats, quilting, satin India rubber leggings
and fancy vests,
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The dimensions of this pyramid are quite re
spectacle. In fact, it is noble structure, rear
ed not by "30, OOO'' voters, snder the premise OF
dividing gil ,OO0, 900, bat reared by over TWO
nlLLlos of Democratic voters, who earn an
honest living by labor, and whose votes can't
V bought BY Wing promises Of dividing Eleven
Millions
Now let us take look at the Wing pyramid
h wants 10 be enlarged II is miserably small
too small entirely for the business Of Wing
speculatnrs. Wing bribery and corruption
1ook At it, &e8 l.set.sa
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Ohio Fr.,it and Seed store, No. 81

Main Street, Dubuque, Io,cn.
You will only find Choice Selection eds this
Establishment, but almost article of Foreign and
Domestic Fruits, Green Dried and Preserved. Nuts,
Candies Spices, Tea, Coff e. Sugar. Pepper Spice Gin
ger saeratus, Tobacco, Snuff Soap, Candles, Powder,
Butter Lard Bacon Cheese Eggs, Mackerel, White &
Cod Fish, Salmon Herring, Poultry, Vegetables,
kept constantly hand and will he sold cheap. will
conclusion, that keep almost every article desired
for family use, for the supply of Steam Boats and win
be happy to furnish all at reasonably low prices. All
articles purchased will lie delivered witt! and dis
match TO place within the City if desired, free
charge keep Horse and Carriage expressly Tor that
purpose g. X WEST
Dubuque, 1st March, 1851 no26
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HThe newly elected Judges of the Su-
preme Court of Pennsylvania met at Harris
burg on Friday, and drew lots for their terms Of
office. The following are the respective terms:
Hon. jeremiah s. Black, three years, (Chief
Justice.) Eat
Hon. Ellis Lewis, six years.
Hon. John B. Gibson, nine years.
Hon. Walter H. Lowrie, twelve years.
Hon. Richard Coulter, fifteen years.
The four last will successfully hold the seat
of Chief Justice for three years, new Judge
being elected every third year fol- term of fif-
teen years. The Court will hold it's first term
in Banco, in Philadelphia, next month";
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TINE subscriber respectfully informs the c;tz"ns o
Clayton county and the public generally that he has
Just opened at GUTENBERG of the largest STOVE
TIN, COPPER and SHEET-IRON ware manufactDri !
in Iowa. and is prepare at all times to urn anything
usually found in such establishments upon the a.
sonabe Store Front street, near the landing
Please call and examine my stock. N. KRIEBS.
Gnttenburg, Nov. s,-w II.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-03

KossrrH AND THE LaSDoS TIMEs.-A cor
respondent ofthe Boston Post whiting from Lon
don asserts that the Times newspaper, that has
so severely attacked Kossuth, is under the con-
troll and influence Of the house Of Rothschild,
itself hale Austrian and that the stake they have
in Austrian Funds is cause of the onslaught
Ten thousand pounds is the sum stated that has
been swung out to that paper 10 write Kossuth
down. The Post says:
Yes, AUSTRIAN GOLD has attempted to
crush where Austrian hayonets could DOT
They have reckoned without their host. That
spirit that prompted band Of draymen to pull
the beard of llaynau, will not permit the
champion Of Hungarian freedom to get foot on
English soil without at least showing sympathy
with people who struggle, however vainly,
for their liberties. ROthsehHd, Times & Co,
have kicked against wall-a wall Of human
hearts, and the rebound will injure the authors,
but not those whom they attempt to destroy.
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- BosroN, Nov, II.
HEAVY LOAN WANTED.-The Vermont Cen
trail Railroad asks proposals for two millions of
mortgage bonds.
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GREAT REMEDY!
Celebrated Family Ointment.

VCkCU4 0VVN , AAAAAAy SAAASeAA
Is Mid Safe Thorough and Tie grsates Enerndt Rs'nc
DIR ercr nsed II Is composed Of Vegetable Extracts ana
o,sssss prer uneqnaed in the an4ls OF Medicine J s3e
cure If MHammaory Diseases ,u,,,.,
Its universally acknowledged 10 he an infaiic remedy
in every case where ii been faithfully applied OH the
human system, for promoting lnscShie ierspfauon anu
Old Sores Chblans, Sore Throat, Burns Cuts, Cuaneous
Euptions Nipples Sore Breast Diseases OF me Eye
Afule in the Face, Rheumatic Palms, Contracted aor1:
Pain in the Sie Back and other parts OF the system oeao
Head Bruises Fresh Wounds. Piles, and every Rlnd OF
sore containing the least particle Oh lhhaMauon nc
permanently cured by this great remedy.
HEALING VIRTUES.
Itis fact, authenticated here, well as all over u,e
State and indeed The whole western states That sloan
Ne,licines have obtained wide spread celebrity ana re-
palion 10 which they justly entitled by their heans
rirtues" aud powers We are not among those VINO sie
prone to endorse every patent hnbus tai comes aios
we have been able make douby sure NOT only
by testing them personally ourselves but from !he !:.r
mony Of numerous portion Of the community h'hA
around u.s. Illinois Globe, April ID, leo0
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Dubuque & SageviIlc Plank Road

ALL PERSONS who have subscribed stock in this
Road, hereby requested 10 pay III, due, up
this time. Further time cannot he given, : a large
INT is required TO pay for tie grading now M,
The third insfamcnt Of 20 per cent. is due and
must be paid during this week.
BY order of the Board.
Dec. Lift J.P FARLEY, Treas.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-03

V A poor spirit is poorer than poor purse.
very few pounds year would ease man Of
the scandal Of avarice.
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DIR. d. B. LEE.

VXIOULD take this opportunity to inform the citizens
w of Dubuque and vicinity, that he has scld part
of his dental stock and rented his j. r. Porter,
until the I'd of July 1859, after which time he will
business again, aud hopes to receive share of
patronage. He has received the privilege of doing
certain Of dentistry previous to that tme and
may be found at his residence on BLUFF STREET, few
dOOrs.ibove the Catholic Church. All work d0he retO
fore giving satisfaction will be made satisfactory if
called upon.
Nov. Sd " I'm
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APRiME article of w. r. Cheese Oysters, HOLSTERS
and Sarlines of superior quality, just received and for
sale by GELPCkE & SCHROEDER.
Nov I9-dMlv
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HENRY C. GARTRElL,

CUN.VLH I II III u .N.77.V y,
The Store formerly occupied by. J. B. Colds
berry & Co.,
TIAS now in his store a large and extensive stock
II of FALL. and WINTER GOODS, which offer at a
slight advance Eastern COSTS at wholesale retail
My stock consists of general assortment and well selec
ed stock of merchandise. The ladies of Dubuque and
surrounding country, particularly requested to call
and examine stock of cheap silks and fancy goods
have on hand heavy stock of Boots and Shoes and
every variety of Clothing; Groceries of all kinds brown,
crushed and powdered prime qualities of teas; Rio
and Java coffee; the purest of liquors. the best of Ais
souri, tobacco few dozen of fresh Baltimore
oysters. ect:}0dwtf
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Drp @ooos & Groceries.
+. sDOYLE'S
STORE.

oh .hah Strect, bettreen F0nrM and Fifth, Dry,
door to John Simptots
vTNiE subscriber begs cav inform the ipl,,b;,,,, =,
Dubuque and surrounding country, thar he has inst
returned from New York with fresh and saasopable
supply of STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS
CIOFHlNG,iROCERIES and q L EENSWARE which
nave been bought on the advanta geois terms and
WI" Ne sod Tor rash at the lowest reincrang prices
Country keepers are specttilIv request r. ca
ana Nainhe the goods and prc before making prcha
Ses elsewhere. One price only will be asked and M
abatement made. ~ "
Amongst the stock will be found the following:
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Choice Imperial, Young Nv Pure corniac Brandy old
son, oolong and Souclongl Monongahela and Ohio
Teas Whiskey
Java and Rio Cofees Golden Syrun Il s r. mol,s
Chocolate, cocoa, scs
loaf, crushed clarified and Smoking and chewing To-
brown sugars bacco
Sperm, star and taow can Principo Havana and She
dies root clears
C1aveS, ntmcgS cinnamon Fancy and Main scans ndi
en.cr,m,stard and pepper go, lard OIL tabs, ruckcts
Table CUTLERY and queens coffee mills
ware, &c. Rasins, almonds, currents
Nov l5-dw3m H. DOYLE
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miscellaneous.
FIRE! Fret! FiRE!!!
IS YOUR PROPERTY INSURED,

IS YOUR PROPERTY INSURED,
TTNIIE undersigned is Agent for that old substantial
i Company, the
UNION INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of Fort Plain, New York, with Capital of 8 rs ZOO.
take risks store houses and cont ns; mercaii-
disc of every do mrpton, transported either by land
wate e mills, barns and tenem ntS of any description
ef IN townor country in either ofthe above companies
ALSO HAVE THE AGENCY of the
MUTU.4L LIE ASSURANCE COMPANY
of New York, 35 Wall str Ct viii u net accumulated,
fund of o. 100000, and the
.V'EH YORK LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY,
1n6 Broadway corner of Pine street. Risks taken on
life, from hundred 10 ten hOusand dollars.
Office at tho store of Johnson & Bunting No. -
Main ST., Dubuque.
w. Il. JOHNSON, Agent.
Ortahnr 2, IS5I--dwly.
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DIR. w. II, McMAHAN.

TVENDERS his professional services to the citizens Of
/ Dubuque and vicinity.
Office in FitZpatrick'S building, Main street, first door
below the Globe Building
Nov. 8. Ie5l-ly
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LIST OF LETTERS,

Remaining in the Post Office at Dubuque Iowa, De
cembcr l, 1851 Persons calling for letters will please
say they are advertised.