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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-08

EURlkA.
HAVE you not been at A,a-x,. Sro,p
Where Blanchard lived in dsyss1sx.ss
If not, to ALIENS quick repair,
You'll be repaid u visit there.
There you can buy all kinds of drugs,
And poisoas for rats, mice, or bugs.
If YOU nave choiera-why, he
Gives unfailing remedy.
II you have agnc, he'll secure :.
Your recipe Of drugs most pure.
Ifyou nav. .}erer, cough, or cold,
No matter whether young or old,
There You may purchase drugs direct,
To counteract the bad effect
1t matters not what be the matter,
His medicines cure, and make you fatter;
kepaint the cheek with health's pure glow,
Such riyfues from his med ciaes flows
Besides, you'll find at ALLEN's SToRE,
All things the LADIES most adore,
Seests, cosmetics, charcoal paste,
And all things which delight the taste.
All kinds of spices ioiigpops,
eatatne, morphine, pepperme, hops,
BrsSheS for every use and trade
Cheap, and most cxGuisiteiy made.
Cd,abs, pens, pencils, fiddle strings;
G'sss, paints, obs, ,nk, and such things;
Putty, 10 stop up holes and cracks;
Edtr-oI, saaa-Jais, sea,,ag-War
Poaoder, shot, INSTRUMENTS, and pills,
And something warming for the chiils;
Glue, belts, sponges, dyestaJs,-ALL
You may require
Oct.G, lS5l.-dwly. GIVE HIM A CALL.
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HE undersigned has been appointed assignee of all the
rights and credits of the late firm of HAMMOND
MARKLE II is necessary that the business OF said firm
be settled speedily possible. All persons know
themselves be indebted, whether by note otherwise
requested forward once, and make settle
ment as further indulgence cannot be granted
sept 9-wdtf BEN. NJ. SAMUELS, Assignee.
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SURGICAL AND ha!DchL NOTICE.
DIR. FIR. CIoLINA,

lately Director of tie l.'iaAa Prisats Uosps-
tai, Coiumjms, Indiana.
tTOULD respectfully inform tie citizens Of Dubuque
and viciay that am permanently located at Iowa
City, to practice in all branches Of TIE Medical and sur
gcl science. am in possession Of all Surgical and
sur -Meclariiea itumeats, and refer particularly
10 the diseases ci the eyes, and other nos OPP rons
as tot horrible disease called Epelse, ofwic erred
with my own sy;eni, thousf Dds.
Letters are to be directed IL me at Iowa CRY
Sept "a. u, lS5i-3nuW
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NOTICE.

r HAVE this day bought of w. p. WIeHrMA, his
tire stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, &C., as
well the good will Of the establishment. shall make
additions 10 present stock amounting Is 10000
dollars. invite country merchants TO call and examine
the goods and prices and promise to try all the time to
give them entire satisfaction. To acquant
and the people generally invite all to come
and try y. II. CONGER.
Aug % Late of Jackson Co., Iowa.
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FIRE! Fret! FlRf!!!
IS YOUR PROPERTY INSURED!

TINE undersigned is Agent for that old substantial
L Company, the
COLUMBUS INSURANCE. COMPANY.
OF Columbus, Ohio. This Company has Capital of
OOOo0 always pays her losses promptly, either in
Dubuque, New York, ST. Louis or Columbus, Ohio.
AN ALSO AGENT for the
UNION INSURANCE COMPANY
Of Fort Plain, New York with Capital of Sl25. 900.
take risks stare houses and cont ns; merchai-
disc of every description, transported either by Hand
water; mills barns and tenem of any desert pun
either in town country in lher Of the above companies.
ALSO HAVE THE AGENCY Of the
.NUTU.HL LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY
of New York, b Wall str, ct, with net accumulated
fund of s 900, 900, and the
.h.EE YORK LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY
JOG, Broadway, of Pine street. Risks taken on
life, from on, hundred 10 thousand dollars.
Office at the store of johnson L bunting, Ne 70
Main ST., Dubuque.
w. L. JOHNSON, Agent.
Ocffher & Ig5l--dxly
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ADMINISTRATION N0TIs n.

Office is hereby given that letters of administration
upon the estate and effects Of Joseph L. Shannon,
county of Dubuque, deceased have been ted
by the County Court of said county TO VIM Myers, OF Du
buqne, who has qualified such. All persons indebted
said required make immediate payment OF
the same; and all persons having claims reesled 10
resent and establish the in accordance with law,
ard without delay.
snept l04w WAN. MYERS, Admir-.
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OHIO Fruit ard seed store, No. 60

Mann Street, Dubuque, Ioica.
You will only find Choice Selection OF Seeds at this
establishments but almost every article of Foreign and
Domestic Fruits, Green Dried and Preserved Nuts,
Candies Spices, Tea Coffe, Sugar, Pepper Spice Gin
ger, Saleraus Tobacco, Snuff, Soap Candles, Powder,
Shot, Lead, STARCH Indigo, Pipes Cane Stems Cigars,
Butter, Lard, Bacon, Cheese, Eggs, Mackere Whit &
Cod Fish, Salmon, Herring Poultry Vegetables,
kept constantly on hand, and will be sold cheap will
conclusion that keep almost every article desired
family use for the supply of Steam Boats, and win
be happy furnish all at reasonably low prices. All
articles purchased will be delivered with care and dis
patch TO any place within the City if desired, free
charge keep Horse and Carriage expressly for that
purpose 6. X. WEST.
Dubuque, LIST March, 1881. no26
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Notice! Notice!

r FILTERS OF ADMINISTRATION have been gram
IL ted to the undersigned, the tae of Wm Stocks,
late deceased All persons knowing themselves to be in
deted to said estate Hereby notified to make prompt
settlement Any person having Demands against said
tate are reques rcd 10 file the same
JOHN STOCKS, Admir-.
Dubuque, Sept. 10, l85l.-3tw
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIONS.
A-OTICE is hereby given that Valentine Bleiel has
~ been duty appointed by the Coutny Court Of Dubuque
County, administrator Of the and effects OF Michael
Wuesein late of said County, deceased, and has quail
flied. All persons nccbtcd SAID estate required to
settle the forthwith, and all persons having claims
against il required 10 present and establish tile same
according to law, without delay.
Sept. l9--3tw VALENTINE BLEUEh, Admir-.
Administrator
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NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS
WhnlpSDle mud .yetnSg

i. THOMAS respectfully informs citizens Of
81. Dubuque and surrounding country that he has taken
the store nearly opposite the NAPLES House, and ned-
atety between the stores of Mr.. Re and MIR. Law her,
where he Is receiving and opening an
ExteRSige and fceH selected stock Of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, FINE CUT
LERY, BOOTS AND SHOES, &c.
All Of which hsre been purchased in NEy York and
paLspyLPHis principally for ea thereby Offering great
inducements t2 country nerchanfs and buyers genera
respectfully hyite all perstrB who DESTROYS of
purchasing cheap aud fresh goods, call and examine
my stock.
In the Ladies' Department., Ihavc
Black Gro dc Rhine; Needle worked cuffs,
Figured Pc dc Soi, new Do pcarincs;
article; Needle worked Victoria col
Plaid do Go; lars;
striped Ja.ae silR; Fancy neck tics;
Natcred Popt', beautiful; Linen inhric fa.iercheis,
Plaid GleVe, just cut Ci tic lcW VERY tine;
vessel; AicydnGe rs Kid 81, yes;
Muslin dc lame; Pli!iie mits, luig ,.iid short;
Hreche IUrQUGlSej SCntiGB cuff;
30 Pieces mcrinoes, alpacas 3a Pieces fancy rrints;
Chinese grass Cloth; French etGghaas;
Skrtngs; English and American do;
swistwi jaconc and CAM loo fancy shawls from 81 to
brio musilns, SIP, soue very superior;
Jdcoet cdsis ana nsertlng % Pieces green, red, blue,
thread lace ahd insertng White, AID yellow Han
Plain and figured he binct $40 Pieces brown muslin!
Needle worked collars; 100 Pieces bleacLed mus lin
Do Capcs;
These Goods purchased by pattern cards the
not having passed tie custom house.
Jenny Lind boots and shoes;
Tortoise, buffalo, and other combs; brushes, &c,
An extensive assortment Of soaps and portitmcry.
For bc Geatteme", have Extra super black and roan
cloths Black mixed, and fancy casimeres; Blue brown
black, green, grey mixed and army blue sanets, plwn
and striped; Black satin and other vosugs;
few dozen Of Winchesters celebrated skirts;
large and elegant Of under Shirts bought
directly from The importer.
Irish lneny Super muslin for shirts
BOOTS, SHOES, and BROG.3N'S-A few dozen Of
Miners boots and Shoes article, and worthy of your
attention.
FLAE CUELERY-A large assortment Of superior Pen
Knives, Farmers Knives, Knives and Forks, from % ID
cents so set: Alberta ond German silver and table
spoons; few nests Of ti"Ihic sewers
GROCERiE&-A very general assortment such Is
Sugar Coffee, Tea, &c
All OF which viii be sold cheap fer cash, approved coun-
Try produce, or to responsible dealers, liberal credit
Duhnqu5 august 10, 1854
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Large wholesale & sesais House.

Large wholesale & sesaa$ House.
G.iRIREIL 4. KLINE,
MOULD respectfully announce ~ the citizens of Du
w bigue, and the surrounding country, that they have
in store of the extensive and well selected
stocks of Merchandise that the largest Eastern iiusss
could produce.
NE .4A.N'EX a LIST BELOW.
Comprising portion Of stock, To which particular
attention invited Ladies' Dress Goods every variety
Of Plain, Figured and Changeab!e Silks and Satns To-
getcr with large quantity of Black Silks, India and
Turkey Satns. Several varieties of Summer Dress Goods,
also superior French Lace, Caps and Collars; very
ect assortment of Parasols Ladies' Kid Gloves, and Silk
Mitts. Also White Counterpns, very cheap
A LARGE STOCK OF ST.iPLE AND DO.
.MESTYC GOODS.
Our stock of fine Groceries, fiater ourselves thai
sell a shade lower than the market price. call
is all we ask to prove til; fact.
aug6ly GARTRELL & LKINE.
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CHAIN PUMPS.

TINE Chain Pump with zinc buckets smoatlied and
j. fitted 10 til, pipe is the most convenient, easiest
worked, cheapest and most durable of any kind in USE
ExpeTie.cc has tally tested its
SUPERIORITY TO ALL OTHERS.
II rrcs motion the in the WELL which tends
keep Hre aud COED II occasions trouble from lrcez,
ing in the coolest weather; and Tic chains and castings it
carefully HSei will last age.
The undersigned are manufacturing these
GALVANIZED CHAIN PUMPS
IN Dubuque, and design make superior article. We
have fresh supply Of Chain from the paeneeS in Dos
We will psi up the Panlrs and lie, y0H Try them
before ask Nol 10 biiy. flcy raryaatrd not
Jfeo.e up, ane 10 be kept in repair for year.
Orders for Pumps trial Ctherwilc will receive
prjl.pt attention.
buckets.
w. NJ. OWENS & co
Dubuque. Sept 10, ls5l-w.ly.
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Valuable House ANA Lot for Sale.

TINE nnd rsigned off for SALE, most n asonahle
terms, his large double BRICK HOUSE, on Il ufr
SIT ELS fwo squar above the Surveyor Generals Office
ne mouse contains six rooms each side, and is well
nnishea. Good ciserns and every 9th convs nence to
make The dwellings desirable. The location is one of the
4 MorrSns. n nj Mfppi iSaN
OCtobe. 3-dwlm.
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Administration Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given tli letters of administration
IN upon the Estate and eff OF j. I'm Schunoenger,
late OF Dubuque County, dec asd have been granted by
the County Judge of said County, 10 Daniel Ernst Of Du
buque, who has qualified SUCH All persons indebted
to the said Estate required To settle the forth
with And all persons having claims against it,
quested present and establish the same accordance
to law without delay. DANIEL ERNST, Admir-.
:. 2-2Iy
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NOTICE

e. sPAuLDixG, Agent for Dubuque.
Sept le,-tv & d.
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An experiment was made on Saturday even
ING with Phillips fire annihilator, in the pre-
aence Of =, 600 spectators. 1t proved a complete
failure, owing, it is said, to some mismanage-
,nent of the machine. Another experiment viii
lie made soon. The agents are confident OF
success.
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TO the IADIES.

DETER NAPLES having been east, for the last
three months, Is prepared TO furnish the Ladies
OF Iowa, Illinois and Wisconsin with the most
SPLENDID. ASSORTMENT OF GOODS
ever offered fer sale in the West.
CARPETS
Ingran thr y and Brussels tie very latest patterns
just from the manufactures duegetis and tabecovers
French and American.
SHAWLS, &c,
large stock of shaw from 81 25 to 4l6; fashionable
bnncts, Of the bst MATERIAL and made TO order BY
the most fashionable Nners In PhiladeIpI,ia also
great variety of Ladies' kvcvst coats and fancy silk
m antics and Mantas.
LADIES' MUFFS
u @l2
DRESS GOODS.
French English and German mernoes from 45r to Al 50
per yard; muslin de IaRss Of very rich styles from l5c
2 also, cashmercs, alpsccas and prints Of every
quality.
My Limp and Glrandole Department is not cquallcd in
Iowa; every ssye add quality, and warranted
SILVER PLATE.
Tea dessert and table spoons forks &c., of the best quail
rich article Of Window Curtains, something new and
very beautiful
Looking Gass"s, extra large sizes and very CHEAP
beautiful assortment OF Wall ard Window Paper,
both French and american.
Ladies' Shoes Ct the latest quality Of Philadelphia
ufactur which s understood best in the United
States; also, Chldrcn's and Misses in endless variety
Fancy Goods, of every descrltion style and qualify
trimmings. saiag that is waE-
snail De happy to have the pleasure Of showing nv
soous 70 ta Ladies, at all times and would respectfuly
say 70 the married Ladies who wsh furnish their ho
80 ~ the newest al cheapest styles goods to give
me cail and you who expect to be married soon
- 'ac sphe 70 make a good selection
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A BARGAIN!

TIVE undersigned offers for sale, gerry ion leo acres
i first land the Mississippi, about five miles
below this city. e cd log house and other i'm
prnvement. Principally timbered land, and has a
good spring il. bargain he had in il by apply
ing the premises to Cork ry Jon 8, in
Dubuque.
HENRY BECKETT.
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v. HERANcoRT & co.

~ EERANCCRT g. co.
II AVING purchased and spl ndid hearse,
would inform th ir friends, and the ctiz gene
rally that they prepafed TO fill all ord for fun rails.
Collins, OF all sizes and styles, will be kept always
hand.
FURNITURE.
They viii also keep hand large and splendid as
sortment of furniture, such
SOFAS TABLES. ss=-5.z.ESss-es4, LOOKING GJ~Gs-
WasoKosEs, rss SEES, nuaesgs
BEDSTEaDS, ~ w AND CHAIRS.
Also, large lot Of common chairs
TURNING
Of all kinds executed with and dispatch, and on
reasonable terms.
September 80. 1s5l.-dwly.
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GREAT REMEDY!
Celebrated Family Ointment.

VclGUIdtEu ! dluNy OA1tlu6ut
10 Mid, Safe, Thorough and The greatest Erernnl Rome
dy crer used II u cnnposed ef Pegetabk Eurads and
possesses p1eer usqnnied in the annals Of Msdc v IL
gf hfapsmatoy Diseases.
Iii universally acknowledged to be an nfalb,e remedy.
in every where il has been faithfully applied tho
human system. promoting insetse Respiration, and
il invaluable i'll all diseases Of the flesh. Obstinate Ulcers.
Old Sores Chblans sore Throat, Cuts, Cutaneous
Epons, Nipples Sore Breast. Diseases Of the Eye
Agie in the Face. Rheumatic Palms, Contracted Cords.
Pain Side. Back and other paris of the system, Scad
Head, Bruises Fresh Wounds, Piles and kind OF
containing the lelst particle Of inlanmaons are
permanently cured by tlis great remedy.
HEALING VIRTUES.
tits fat, authenticated here, well as all over the
Stae. and indeed the whole western states, that sloas
Medicines have obtained wide spread celebrity. and re-
pation, which they justly entitled by their eaiing
riytaes and powers We rot among those who ara
prone endorse patent humhug thai along
and in this instance have delayed Our endorsement until
have been able TO make douby sure. not only
by testing them personally ourselves but from the tcs
tnony OF numerous portion of tic community IvlnS
around us.-l Illinois. Globe, April 10, 1850.
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NV HoRK, Oct. g
The Metropolitan Bank of that city refused
10 reerivs On deposite the notes Of the Farmers
Hank q Minon: ahe bank at New Rochelle
the James Bank. the Phoenix Bank Il Balm
bridge, The Western Bank Il Waite Creek and
the Merchants Bank Ut Ellory.
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FINE lot Of sweet Potatoes just AID for sale
"A at the Ohio Frnit and Seed store, also my Ware
House on tho landing c. e. WEST.
Sect Iitu. IT
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NEW GO5DS
FOR TIL z FAIL TR \ D T..
AT O'HALLORAN'S,
No. II Main street,
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q, nIsv ARM.

TRaYED away from the subscriber Miilylie town
- ship Clayton county, Iowa in May last sorre mare,
think years old with both bind WHITE and blaze
face. She raised about Bectown, Wisconsin The
reward paid for information leading her
recovery. THOMAS GRAYDlLL
Oct. L. l85l--dwfm
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VIM. ". LOWELL.
ATTORNEY AND CoUNsErLoR At Law
And Solicitor IN Chancery,
June IL 10
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wM. LAwTHER A.. LULL. LAwTHR,
NN. LAW HER 4 g..
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN FOR
EiGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS,
1T the old stand Of Va. LaDther, Main street. Dubuque.
NTE prepared to furnish country merchants and
w the public generally with goods reasonable
terms any house IN this city.
We constantly receiving direct from the manufac
trers article of merchandise usually kept d.
ed in this country, which will be sold at very small
advance cost, exchanged for country produce.
The highest market price will at all times be paid for
the products Of the country in cash.
Dubuque. May 7, 1851. If
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Cook & SARGENT, JOHN G.. HIGGINsoN,
Davenport. Dubuque.
BANKING. HOUSE
and s.sind agency of

CUUA, SANGENI q GU,
DUBuQuE, Iowa.
lTXCHAHGE on all the principal Fiss of the Cni
e. I'D States in sight and time Bills, purchased, and
Tor safe. in to suit. Collections tins City remit
ted fer da, ct payment, rates of exchange.
Int ST allowed on deptsites.
Land Warrants constantly for sale.
Refer to
Messrs. GEO. S1IrH & Co., Bankers, Chicago, ILL.,
6 f. W. CLARK K BRos. do 81. bobris, Mo-
E.W. CLAnK, DonoE s. Co. do NV York
&C HATcR Il LANeDoN do Cincinnati, Ohio.
+" N. Hoi.MEs n Son do Pittsburgh Ia.
g. ). w. Clark L. Co. do Boston, Mass.
25-yl. DIV
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~ NEW VOLUME OF THE
AMERICAN paRA.ssos .OT.uCaI. JOURNAL.

Commenced July ies1
~ W is the time to subscribe. Devoted to Phr
~ sogy, Physiology, Magnetism, Physioen"ny Mechan
sm Education, Agriculture, the Natural Sciences, and
General intelligence profuscy illustrated; it cannot
fail interest every class of readers Every family, and
especially all young men and women should have a
copy 1t printed the first Of every month"; at One
Dollar year. All letters should be post paid and
directed to FOWLERS Il WELLS.
l3l, Nassau st. N. Y.
R. Spkrf M va Aren't for DUBUQUE.
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Corner Sd and Watcr Streets
II AVE constantly on hand, Superfine and Family
retail. "
we viii deliver flour free of charge within the limits
Wnnted-Good Fall and Spring Wheat, for which
Cash VIII b. paid at market prices. Iaferio sErunk or
spelled wheat not purchased.
April, 30, 1851. y NADEAU ROGERS & co
HOE SALE, New Two-Hor.c Wagon. Call soon
bargain will be given.
u opf. 20. u. IL EMERSON b SHIELDS. "
4 lAU5 stuiR, iast rereved aud Ier sale low by
DESCELLi-S s. MICHEL
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vs..
LOUISA &. Curtis.

The said Louisa G. Curtis will
take notice that the said Johnson s. Curtis has filed his
bill OF complaint in said Court praying Divorce from
said Louisa G. The forth Adultery subss-
quent to the marriage, and wilfuy deserving her said
husband without reasonable Said bill is pend
ing in said Court and unlass the said Louisa G. APP
pear before said Court the thereof for said
County, and the said bill, The will be ia
ken confessed. CHARLES A. HOBBS,
Gil, Dist. Court of Delaware Co. Iowa
:. X. EATON, S0t'r. for Complainant
Aug l3--sW.
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A valuable Earns for sale,
SITUATED on Pleasant Creek, Jackson Co Iowa
- within five miles cf Bellevue, tic County seat of said
County. and within and a half miles of a good Saw
Mill. There $50 acres in said farm CT which there
l25 under cultivation which is divided into four
fields, well fenced also, there is good Timothy
meadow, and good orchard on it, and excellent Springs.
There good Dwelling House, Grainery, Stable and
Their small outbudings There tw.nty acres of
astnre well enclosed aud plenty of timber.
ers; also, will dispose of Stock, Crop, and F.rmns
Utensils.
Apply the subscriber at his residence Mcssrs.
Wynkoop & Watkins Of Bellevue.
Aus. 2o-t. MICHAEL CATALAN
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shcriG,S Sale.
ShCran'S Sale.
J. B. SwEnINGIN,
rs
Thomas O'DoNNELL, EFT AL.

ID virtue of execution directed, issued by the
ID Clerk Of the District Court in and for the County of
Dubuque, and State of Iowa, against defendant, WILL
on the 23d day of October A. D. 1851, betw the hours
OF nine O'clock A. h and four O'clock ?. VI. of that
day, the door of the Court House in said County,
pose TO public sale all the right, title, interest," claim
and property OF Thomas O'Donnell in and 70 the follow
ing described real estate witt The south half of lot
number seven hundred and fifty, marked, numbered
and described the official plat of the city of Dubuque
with all the appurtenances thereunto belonging, satisfy
said writ, as am therein commanded
VIC. STEWART, Sheriff D. c.
Dubuque, Sept. "a. lS5l-3tw
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Dry GOODS.

A PART NOW LANDING, and the REMAINDER
n DAILY EXPECTED, at which time Stock
VIII be complete. We would only say, without any de-
sire to puff that can offer inducements to all who will
favor with call.
We would embrace the present opportunity to return
thanks to Friends for their very liberal
patronage during the last Fifteen Years. Ours is the
Oldest Establishment in the City of Dubuque. Call and
(Sept 20-tf) EMERSON & SHIELDS.
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Land Warrants.

CORRECTED FOR THE EXPRESS BY W. }. DARsRT s. co.
Mexican Warrants for l6O Acres, Cash $lG5
do do On one Years time s23
New Issue Warrants for Ito Acres, Cash lbs
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RIVERS SIxY-LIGIaT
DAGUERREAN GALLERY.
J. j. RIVERS has fitted up splendid Sly-Liglit Gal
lcy FIR taking Daguerrean Likenesses over tie Blue
Store, en- Main, beteen Filth ard Sixth streets and he
Is now ready TO wait aEon all who may favor him with
cali.
he skyLight is of srch importance both in taking
eeod likeness and in tile saving of lime, that perfect
lie-liks portrait can be taken in less than half second
CHILDREN
whose Aenesscs could taken accurately heretofore
can be taken new with AID certainty. Also,
nhOUPs Of PERSONS CIR he faithfully Daaucrreatyped
by means oil the ky-Ligh ISyALps waited On gt their
residences and ikenesses OF DECEASED PERSONS taken
required.
Inc subscriber being determined to make Dubuque his
ornament hcme, socits the patronage Of the community
Sept 4-d & w.t. II, L. RIVERS