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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-10-21
WHITNEY'S GALLERY OF DAGCER.
E,{DCHBES.

1UyE subscriber having recently made great improve
ments in the arrangement Of light in bis gallery and
having procured improved apparatus which,
together with before very superior stock makes the
appointments of his Gallery equal, if not superior to any
in the West, prepared To execute Daguereotype
likenesses in a style unsurpassed by any operator
Life is uncertain and persons in health should not de-
lay moment in procuring one or more oil these me-
mentos Of life, which, under the trying circumstances
of a final separation of friends, price can purchase
Miniatures taken in any weather and neatly set III lock
cts, pns rings, bracelets or canes large variety oi
which are kept constantly on hand and patterns
being constantly received. All are respectful invited
to call and examn specimens
ST Paul, Aug. 5. 1881 Io-u
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III of,r property atuatcdin The town s4-ss&':y,
I...TJ Of SAINT raul. anl is inr.rdI ss,s.s 3
- u ate vicinity, Tor sue ,oW Tor cash. x s,fS<
the terms do often present %sr So
thea selves ti2 ia, i.lists. Two dwell 4
iEg houses. and several lots OF land IN 1t -As>---,>
central pai of 81. aul, with abundant supply oI
lent water Ni,ii this pr"rJy viii hc sold, about ten
of land red with large aud thrifty grow. Ill
wood.
have 1',o for sale. number Of five lots win
grow ing tIaher them. situated Un, and H. the inn
!atc yiC it, 81 pub 4 roads. AID not over mile from
- Paul The above property vii he sold sach Io~
terms Tor cis that the Pu.c ser can Immediately sell
IN al advance.
For sal. prices Wi be- pro- oriioUably higher
Ar2I, TO HENRY i. LAMBERT, third sll,et cu.ier
Cedar, o. ID. +. HOY T. ST Paul. ii-iy
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tLot AS.
A LARGE assortment of Clocks Of the best manufac-
N ture, sale lower than he found in this Terri
tory elsewhere, at tlOl ROBIN son : Jewery Bazaar.
NeRACEIET and Cuff Pins OF every desirable sty le
i , and ut The lowest prices
ROBlNSON'S Jcwclry Bazaar
1INOR TiiE LADiCS--A beautiful assortment Of Fans
IL Tor sale cheap for cash at
RODINSON'S !oveiry Bazaar
GOLD PENS. n large assortment q: the best
IA iacture, sale the lowest o>> ble prices
ROBIN SON'S Jowelry Bazaar.
AIDES Breast Pins, rings, finger rings gold lock
\ cts, card cases, Port monnae>. &C., etc, at
jl2i-l0 RDBiNSON'S J.ve!rN Bazaar.
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TWO TRIPS 4 WEI.

klTTSON'S ADDITION TO ST. PAUL.
VNyIS desirable ground lying in the most central and
II advantage part OF the basin Of 81. Paul, where
inevitably be the principal rver business OF the
and afofdg also most choice and debghlu Lots
in the rear, upon the bench, for dwelling houses
viewed into Lots, and offered for sale, with titles
disputed and ndspuabic, NJ reasonably low prices, aud
upon liberal terms of credit, for Of the purchase
money aud Lumber for building Lots sold in the ad-
dition, will be furnished at the rotary sawm easy
terms CHARLES u. DANES,
Agent for Proprietors
81. Paul July 81, 1851. Is
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HAS LEASED THE STORE Oh THE CORNER
Knhcrts and IOurth Streets.

HAS LEASED NEV STORE oN THE CORNER OF
Rabcrts and Fourth Streets.
ATEERE they are row opening fresh stock ol Gro
ceries Provisions anu Feed, which they otter 1T
Wholesale and Retail 10 The citizens OF 81 IauI md the
surrounding country at low prices they can be pur
chased If ST Louis Their stock consists III pat a
follows Crushed and powdered sacar>, \ O. and c.ar-
flied dos Java Rio ard aguira coffee; y H., lpFer"l
Gunpowdcr and Black Teas; Tobacco ana so-aFs, choice
brands Rice, Rssns aud Currmts, W. X. Cheese; Yep
per, spices, NutmCgs, Gloves Assorted ickes; i'Ppe
sauce, Cat.ups, oNder aHd shot, starch. thoco ate
Mustard, figs CtTor, Extract Of Lemon Rose ahd va
ui.a; Nouid. and scrm Candles Pam and \aret-
atcd soap; shaving do; Herrng-, kes, Goldfish fet
Hams and shoultrs fresh Bu'tcf and Eggs Batter and
soda CRACKERS; MolsSes AID Golden Lnsecd aId
Lard OIL. Cider Vinegar, Oats, Corn an@ shorts; Corn
meal and nor choicest brands; also all other articles
usual, kept in Family Grocery Stoic too numerous 10
mention. which they vii sell for cash exclusively at
small profits. Purchasers viii please call AID examine
for themselves.
in I-g-lr X. f. TYSON.
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ELFELT g. BROTHERS,

Ell FELT g. BROTHERS,
AZ ST RESPECTFULLY solicit the attention Of the
w Ct ifens OF - Paul and It's surrounding country
DRY GOODS,
Lately received from the Eastern Cities, which they
now one. for Cash at unprccedenedly low prices. A.
noUg their assortment may be found the following being
cul. lart OF ihtir heavy stock;
me LAINES--of every quality. from 20 cents to
GI = cents, at ELF-LT d BRos.
EtASiiAiERE- -A abcautiul assortment, to be had
Y II ELFLLT d BRos.
a LpACAS--Plan, Figured, Black and Changeable
IA may he found nj ELFELT x BIOS.
h1ESs SsLAS--Back, Figured, and variety of
- sly les, TO be found III ELFGLTs'
C.TiNS and Fiorenccs, for Bonnet Linngs--every
~ color. For sale at ELFEi.rs'
u Ei.V E.rS--Rich silk and Cotton DO, 10 be seen
at ELFELr BRo's.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, Neck and Beta beautiful
= assortment. For sale al ELFELTs'
atRAV ATS AND SCAR FS--Gent's black and
y Figured silk and satin-an elegant variety
For sale AT ELFELT & BROs.
gear S~-Men's and Eoy's Wooen--a large varie-
- y, FROM 20 cts. to 81, al LLFELTs'
HNLOTHINC.-A large assortment of Clothing and
y mems wear, TO be found at ELFELTs'
GtARPETS--Tloora and stair Carpe,ing, very cheap
K al LIE ELS
(tASSIMERES--Blaok Doeskin and Fancy as
~ sleres, Tor sale at ELI ELrS'
fNT.OTIIS.-l3lue, black, aud Fancy co,ored Cloths
~ very cheap at ELFELTs'
~lNDOW CUETA!NS--A superior article
w for window curtains, ELFELTs'
E1NLANEELS. Tickings and LinseysA Large as
a sOrtmcht, 10 be had At ELFELrS'
RUcAsk'N MiTs and Gloves for - 50 zee. cents at
EtLOyE S--Men's and Womens Kid, silk and wool
u en- Gloves at ELFELrs'
XNTOOLEN Half Hosea good artice-only %
w cents, at ELFELTs'
"A DIX FS--ISdies' Linen Cambria Kdkfz, from - cts
RA to SO, for sale at ELFELTs'
r ACE Cndetseeves--A superior assortment, 10 be
IA found at ELFELTs'
ENDGINGS and lnsertngs-A Large stock Of silk.
~ Cotton, Cambria, swiss and ,acoLct Edsings and
lHScrtings at ELFELTs'
TENOi S-A srea; variety OF Toys and Fancy Articles
4 for the approaching Holidays 10 be the
Toy Room Of ELFELT * Bros.
November, 1851. 32y
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FE'f lrinership heretofore existing bet ween Cath
..- TYSON is this day dissolved by mutual con
-..t fe l. isncss Will be continued by y. F.. Tyson,
fo.lzed settle all debts dne by the late firm,
... i al! accounts due to The
4. H. CATIICART
IF ~ f. TYSON
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VIRGINIA TOBACCO AGENCY.

cSUGAR-1O hhds, prime article; 10 do fair do; 80
- bbls Belcher's refined do, just received by
Aug 1919 kEl fAhNEh'
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THE STONs. STORE,

N,r caots =, - 49,
~ cJ,rpSOV c,rr. Of , ,rL I, oho,,. s,roo.
-. h.. M, rocn;,od a., o,.,ira s,ncL nf NJ, 60
80. :. 81 ~ ,,.s ,iarI,,ara t,;ool,'.
oNs ..,..fs' i -. - ;,
-, Of al },rJs a,r 90 =. ,,I,i.b d.. i','i,, M =,
tenion of purchasers
JuIe 26, 1891. 10
@ROCEPIESTe, Sr.ar 1-nIiee < II M0l,.-,-
On ne Gro Far sule Iovy hv
,,rc n mn 7 1r syJpSOv
\|
81 feplefsauce llchies, preserves, Sa0ces
IN Brandy CherIits etc. 81 SAFE low ny
Juno 70 CIV j. ". "1-"ISO'.
large lot Of Bedsteads constantly on hand ard for
"A sale by ille I6.--(lu) j. ~. SAMPSON.
,coN How vho,,lo~. sidos NJ po,, .1,r.,s
< ~, ba, ~, 'I 30 ai" 3D., ~ ''-o' ~ " y "!
-, II. W " - r ny Sf,,1coy
~ " N| ~ 49,
E,NMlif FLOUR, L,hader extra and other brands;
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CENTRAL LUMBER YARD.

i
IHNIE subscriber, agent for Messrs. 5. w Farnham &
Co. of ST. Anthony, will open yard soon ~ il
can he stocked in the and west OF the SLIGO IRON
| STORE, and will keep complete assortment white
pine lumber. From The central location of the yard
lumber be delivered in all paris of the
conveniently than from other point. Orders for
unusual dimensions will be promptly filed and bills for
entire buildings respectfully solicited. BY kee ping
good stock Of lumber carefully sawed from the best quail
ty Of logs by the manufacturers themselves the sub
scriber hopes receive share of patronage.
! in 3. 1852 WIN. X. MARSHALL. Agent.
DIR. ST OR MS SCOTCH COUGH CANDY.
agrceble and useful compound for diseases Of the
Co.. St Louis, Mo- For sale by the Druggists of Gale
ma; ut ST. Paul. by j. w. Babcock litchcox d Kellogg,
and VIM. Constans; at 81. Anthony, by J. p Wilson.
LOOK Ar THIS:
TENHE WASHINGTON UNION INSURANCE COM
Il PANY, Cleveland, Ohio commenced issuing Foil
cies in March last. The number issued up July LIST
was--lG5l
Amount Of Property Insured Sl,lls,3C7,GO.
Premiums received, 81 0l5.76.
Business is conducted upon both the stock and Mutual
psn and the Farmers Department is entirely separate
from the Merchants Department. Great caution is
ercsed in taking risks and eNtru hazardous property is
refused.
~ The undersigned is prepared TO issue Policies upen
either plan, in either department.
GEO. w. PRESCOTT, Agent.
ST. Paul. Aug. 81, l55l. i6-,f
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HARDWARE: HARDWARE!


OOkING GLASSES, Table knives and forks. Wait
e.s, Brushes Baskets, woo zen and hollow ware.
1niwaIe. Lamps, etc. Guns Rides. Fishing Tackle,
Ind sporting apparatus OF ali kinds. together with gun
mornings percussion caps. etc. Fancy goods together
with large assortment of goods which would require
ali the columns OF the Pioneer specify. Doing busi-
ness OH the CASH system, and having purchased our
goods very ioyv the Eastern markets, invite an
examination al our STOCK knowing offer induce
m,nts buyers that he found elsewhere this
market. j. McCLOU ID, JR =, co.
iuio. S-6ni
rSNiI l. subscribers wish to inform the citizens Of Min-
nesoa, that they have located themselves Pcrman
emily 10 Miesota and are prepared to buy, nni rove,
ad sell farms ana town property also to take contrac
for baiidiag and making other improvements. They
now have valuable farm Tor sale (i,hout midway be-
tween 81. Paul and Point Dou-ass,) containing 329
acres - of which well timbefed, the balance
smooth prairic OF the best quality, about 20 under
improvement, frame house and good spring Of
ter. For farther particulars, enquire OF
". G.. IeDUC, ST. Pail,
Or TO the subscribers the premises,
J. e. d w. W. ELLISON.
April g, 1852. 5l-u
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I G. WILSON, Marble Warehouse, No. %
" Washington a,cnur. Marble Inanicls and clatcs,
Monln n;s, toTah, table tops, &c. plaster OF
Paris. white sand, lime and marble dust, piastering
halr, 6rs bs!cks, Sc. &c.
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DISStsf.y-ClO<.

indebted TO the said firm will please call and
cd,ately, A. | wish TO close up the business o,
r f. Mri.AGAN.
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NROADWAY TOUNDRV. KinpsIandN C,i

~ ~ having bought the above works, carried
on by kin2siaid n Litituer. prepared make
short notice, al % Steam engines. boilers,
Work, mill machn ry, Parfcrs n !ohnsons re-aCt
ter Wheeis Oi Ibafco, s hydraulic presses, .:cI AID
In ..n.L ra-.-
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NlDEis'E r..

ff4fT partnership heretofore existing between T..
y san and u G. sutherland. under the firm Of T..
'.'r. %. ~ ts day dissolved by mutual consent
.t G.i.. IS VIII be continued bv T.. MciGgan
T.. MciAGAN,
NJ. {. SUTHERLAND.
CIV
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- IL. BAILEY, Wholesale coufectloner. Se-
~ co,i ST. Of Pine, 81. Louis, Mo. Constantly On
maud OF bis manufacture, large and splendid
nlt OF s refined plain and fancy candy, plain a;d
! mtdcatel ioz ,ugos. syrIps made 70 order.
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i,AIY McCUNE, & Co., Mississippi Foundry,
Main ST., bet Morgan and Cherry, Man II
SCAN etliies, MIL machinery Steam boiler aud sheet
N.Ik- iagd tanks sud coolers, tobacco, OIL and MIL
.'g VS., hrlssv-urS ana h,acksnlithiug.
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NENSPAPER Flies, calendars, post Office boxes pat
ent air tht and pump ink stands; round, parailc
AID hat rulers, bronze; plain and fancy paper clasps
iron AID fancy glass paper Weights portfolios. desi
knives, etc. For sale by Ii DUO Il ROIlRER.
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STANDARD TEXT. BOOKS

The most Eminent Of our Practical Educators
speak in the highest terms of approval Of
the Works composing this Series.
Their having become established the leading school
books in a MAJORITY THE STATES oE the
UNION, and especially, their general use
THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE WEST,
Is sufficient evidence of their paralielcd popularity
These works not only the BEST but they are,
also, the CHEAPEST SCHOOL Books before the public
and being generally used in tie schools OF the Ter
rory PERFECT uniformity may be easily secured and
preserves.
SPELLING BOOKS AND READERS.
(By Professor VIZ. II. McGurFEY, L.L.D)
NCCUFFEY's ECLECTIC SPELLING BOOK.
MCGuFFEY's ECLECTIc FIRST READER.
do do Second do
DO do THIRD 90
do do TorRru DO
70 d. Firm do
HEMANs' IoJAG LADIES READER, BY Prof pnneo.
ARITlINfFTlCS.
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4tHRONOMoTER. duplex, horizontal and vertical
a Watches carefully repaired and warranted. The
subscriber will give his personal attention 20 the nice
and important branch of watch requiring, and the
and intricate departments of the Jeweiry b,
saess; and hopes by strict attention to the
wishes of his toners, their appreciation anC
patronage. \. ID. ROBIN son,
Matchmaker and Jeweler.
81. Paul, April %, 1852. Eff
HUSr receiy ed, large assortment of Clocks. cheaI
- ior cash at ROBINSON'S Jewery store.
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REARD Il BROS, Pump Mandatory, 12l
- Second it., tat. Vine Locust SIS. LII o.ce aAi
chain pumps, Mining and deep wei pumps variants Cd,
soda, beer. ieTG OIL, and ar pumps. tightening rods Ga
improved Plan, those wan1 rods would DO wei TO ex-
anime hnfore pnrchasing e>, VII rrC.
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CLsapejt and most Economical Stoves
GX<anf

-i .I again ..t has the slightest hcsita
...f onmonaing tins stove, Is standing ia the ,s
Competent Judges without 4 rival. or the most
- % roach to riyai-hip and would most conident-
- Ia u 'kc entire traac 10 the trial. Remember If
sat. just bEii, il back and your money viii
-s ls0 on hanl lar,c assortment Of rREHIvM
l. $3.50 PARLoR sFovEs, az reduced prices: Tinware
en.t-a, a'.d rcia job woTA done Oh The shortest
t . "a, the most reasonable terms for cash For sale
f- J. Ii. BEERS.
.art ~ CrrGor Eohcrts and Third street
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N<tfsID'S FAIR,

-. imported for you. Ladies and Gentlemen,
.- OF the most elegant part of Broadway Any
g. o Is useful AID ornamental for my friends in
.. have spared ne pains Ia obtain.
~ YORK prices 100, have been mindful TO
v.:h the goods. YOU will see when you call
f22-fCl WORLDS FAIR.
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NCANULTY'S, Bakery, No. rs Commercial
IA ST., in the os McAstcrs Co., Boat store Also
No III South Fourth st., Manufactures Of lG bread,
SUGAR. Soda. Boston, butter crackers, &c. Or
Or, uftt,. -. l. present
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FANCY GOODS.

Z IL Iik mache work boxes ard ink stanls pearl ant
Il p"l'ier mache card cases; China and papier mach
card baskets iucy inks pin cushions, ebony lights, ge
ne'nen's dressing cases, etc. Ior sale b.
Jn2l lie Due q ROHRER.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-10-21

LARGE lot of wall paper. window curtains. fir
"A hroa1 prints H. sale AT the lowest price at
in u co MIS- Boo, store.
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MONEY MONEY,

4 FRESH iot Of beautiful Port NoUaics Of the best
= naAuiGc tGrc; loo sale by
W. :. CONES,
Near The American House.
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" Copper, t.n and sheet work. such copper
pipes for Ste amboas and tstT'es, breechins CHM
neys, soda fountains copper kcs well cistern pump,
&c. No. 233 NAN ST.. Cherry. Manufacture and
kirc- tin .fv-qr. or, !. nd.
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NOEL & McSiiERRY, Copper, tin and sheet
~ rol workers, North Man st opposite cd FouI.-
Dry Steamboat and d.>tiery work every descr piiop.
Hotel cooking stoves, sofa fountains copper kettles, &c,
Manufactured at the shortest notice.
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S NOW ENGAGED LXCLI SIvELl As DEALER ~ GLASS
GLASSWARE, CA: AWARE, cCCHNsWARE AND
GROCERY, OS TIE SOUTH SIDE or THC
STREET. NEXT DOOR TO PRESLEy's,
A,L L. ln.L ALlcc I
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4 q. FELL. Manufacturer and dealer in all
w kinds leather and sie. ,.tr NJ. AZ Second St,
between
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FIRE, BO ARD PRINT

NEW BOOKS.
4 LARGE and varied assortment Of all the new pub
"a hcaons i>sued oih press, kept iutir hand
aid ioT sale at Eastern prices ". II. COMES,
u Is. Near Tie American House
TO ENGINEERS s ElVEYORS.
ELLt 10th patent ariic. fer r; lis 70 niing
also every thiug used by tsem for seie by
w. :. COMBS.
Near the American House
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'IilE subscriber has i1st received from New York,
large assortment Gi rich and fashionable Jcwe.ry
consisting III part o the following articles: gold chan
finger ring !ockes, rings, cuff pins ladies and gents
breast pms, bracelets for seals and bdcAes gold pen
and penCiis which he VIII sell very reasonable
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-10-21

w. North Main ST.. (p stairs) Garden, and Tow
seeds Gaen TOOLS Agricultural implements, fruit
trees Of all kinds hrubbery, house plants, Dutch
bnihols foWer rO.ts. &c.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-07
Browns Essence OF .g:,ssa;,sc;s
Ginger.

deliberately prepared from carefully sci ctc articles
of the best quality; il possesses, in ntrat d
form, all the valuable properties Of the jamaica GnCe
and is warranted TO be fir from all irritating Other
prop rites of an Injurious tendency.
III Is benchcialIy used IN yir2fy Of circumstances
VIII cordial and grateful stmuant is required,
particularly in whre there is Of exhaUs
ton arising from Nccsive fatigue heat, few drops
in hall tunbler of water with little sugar, viii he
found an eff ctua and most pl asant storatve. which
makes this highly useful addition 10 the
eler's pormancau well to the family collection Of
reniedI :.
Where there is unpleasant OF weight nausea
after eating from inperf ct digestion, where
is induced from riding in railroad car. carriage, or
from the motion OF vessel the Essence Of Gin
ger ii Civ accortig the direc tons ill almost
var;abH give rcrf.
In ordinary diarrIGa, ncipcnt cholera in short in all
cases OF prsira'ion Of the digestive functions, VIII tier
from indulge disease, il is Of in stimablc valI.
During til summer months and in Southern climates
ii Is invaluable, particularly during Tie prevalence
epidemic ChOicra traveller fuur III, u!G lie with
out It, TIMOTHY MASON.
sign of Good Samaritan, sole agent for Dubuque
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-07
AND PAIN DESTROYER.

-,
MoEEHEAD's MAGNETIC Las hh :, ';, ,i,.ai =,
TO b. the hest iia:er whc, nSs W. , ;. Ill,
The Public ana IL is reGon' rne" a.; = S" ,, t il
ton IN all tho7e Complaints io' "l''h Ps'e' ''' ~
long nenm US Il. MIA, py,s
FiRS III Is & se.. 81 t; s,,scs
Ter, anu Is 'hefeiofe useu w" ~ ~ ~ ,a,,n ,ho
IN an c'SeS vi uneia. 49, -, ~, ,nJ
weakened BODY, el.ins o'.e 10 'i'@ '"io"s ois's' ~
ihNsnraitn. 'ne ehulc H.S'en'. ~, :
SECoND-i IS " az ,1os'foent r".s.", '''s'n.
piouS prrSp'f'"", With .'. ~. . N, !, ~
ponfs VI we shih "" . 80 =, -, s De- 80
ram, ann ny mus ,ic C. !, "l W.! n
Arnss, 1fcMc ana o'no.e n n S.1 . .
>s'DHens ~ TIC "onr, ~" !" 81 80, ~ 800 ~, ;9 P,n
F." we h""!. III 'FM'' e"MP''".s y 10 -, ". r. -, :
most SURPRISING suc.es, anu s,ri ~, ~ r. r. y
SPthe ~ h'S ,."ht W. h,eiS. -, .:I -, ~ -.
pa ms us en- ,'' nav PC " us, E ~, r =, - D.:
Complains II 'a3 w. .ceii niJ ~ '''' ~ ''
cdnn1' ef,S 'saefe "ats PaS,c' % y n "-s - 3,
~ = u Ete.. - 'lots .ii :, p;,a g ~
dos c "'"lio'S ' ;u ", ~ s' en -
net'c influence hii II WIN therefore lynu ~ 81,
lng NaiHe W S'''i
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-07

Have just re 'eived large supply Of Brushes: amorg
the lot may be found Hair, Tooth, Nail, Flesh Dust
ing Whtewas, Scrubbing and Paint Brushes. j hese
brushes were selected with care and are waran.ed OF
the best quality, fer sale by E.E. GlLlEsi ~,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-07
ON HAND AGAIN.
u HATS AND CAPS. So

WIN. DONNELIAN, late proprietor Of Ihc Peoples
w Hat Store, having made aransem nts with large
house in ST. Louis in receipt II his form stand
of entirely stock of Hats ad Caps Of the lat ST
fashion, and of tile finest material that has been IF
ferd in Dubuque, which lie viii sell on the very b,s,
lie will be constantly supplied with everything in
his line, sil,d TO the market He will also shortly
the manufacture nf hats when he viii be able
every pecuiiariy of and circumstance
the part Of purchasers lie is determined, b, industry
and strict attention TO business succeed All who hav
from him may rely upon getting good article strictly
what il is represented he Grateful fer patronage
heretofore bestowed upon him. he asks continuance Of
the public favor.
40 Remember, the store is next door 10 Emerson &
Shields, Immediately under the City Hotel.
Dubuque, April l6, lS5l-y
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-07
TO THE: GENTLE IN +.
Ready TEa%sc Clothing.
" DI Is,

FASHIONABLE CLO7iItG ROOM
Is the place for Gentlemen who wish to be fitted out III
the latest and best style. haze The
LARGEST AND BEST STOCK IN THE WEST.
81 kinds of coats pans sts srs erayats, draw
ETC., etc His -
BOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT
cannn he cqnalied in Iowa, aline just rcciycd some
19 cases Mems and Boys Boots and Shoes all of the
very best selected stock and no trash among them
HATS AND CAPS.
complete assortment of tic fashionable styles OF
Hats and Caps, which will be sold very cheap.
FAMILY GROCERIES.
Avery cholce lot of cofe, tea, and salt, hogi
expressly FOR trade; pepper and spices gencraiiy IN
fact everything tha. is nee led IN the e.rocciy hnc:
The fact is call at 7. NAPLES for everything, as
his stock of Goods will show for Itself
:t~rNo trouble 10 show Goods
T,ubuQIe, Oct. G-lydW r. w AFi.tS.