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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-12-15
To EMIGRANTs AND OTHERS,

Two thousand eight hundred and twenty acres of un
rroved and proved land fer saie in lots suit pr
cnasers, consisting OF prairie and TIMBER situated in
Township Ninety two North Of Ranges Seven and Eigh
West OF the 9Th p. NJ. Fayette County, Iowa. Terms
anent-Apply the subscriber the premises to Clark
& Bssel, Main Street, Dubuque, Iowa.
Octl3 w3m WILLIAM STEPHENSON
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KNElsT & LENssEN,

%a Respectfully tender their thanks TO a gen.
H61 eEous public for the liberal patronage beretos
fore extended to them and assure their friends
that they have on hand direct from the East
splendid OF Dry Goods, Ready Made Cloth
ing Boots Shoes, and extensive assortment of Gro
ceTes Liquors. &C., of very superior quality. Those
wishing to purchase will find it greatly III T advan-
tagc to call KNEiST & LENSSEN,
Nov 4th, 52-daw tt Corner Of Main and eth streets
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EStdJlashed an The City Of New York.
DIlTO WNSENDs
MOUND RACT OF
SARSAPARlLLA.

IMPROVED
manufactured under the supervision of
r.. JAMES r. Chiffon,
The celebrated Chemist of .Nen York.
MANY valuable improvements hav
been made by DR.. Chiffon IN the mode
s" of this preparing popular medicine
Under his skillful hand its sanatve
powers have been much increased,
that only spoonsfuls OF
the Extract are required for dose,
which is an important item to those
using Compounds of Sarsaparilla, as
this fact alone proyesit TO be the
STRONGEST and CHEAPEST medicine
ever invented to
Purity the Blood and perma.
ncntty cure
born Ulcers. Ringworm or letter,
Rheumatism, Scrofula, Eryspeas, Eff
feets of Mercury, Dyopsy, Dyspepsia,
Pmples on the Face, Neuralgia, Cos
tvencss and Piles Heart Disease, Ger
raj Debility, Female dbiity Coughs, Colds etc. En-
argemen of the Joints Ulcers Fever Sores Liver Com
plant, Nervous D. bility,
Papita,ion of the Heart.
DR.. James r. Chiffon has he'd charge OF the Mauufac-
tory for than year, and every bottle prepared
since FEBRUARY, 1850, has his certificate and signature,
well lhe signature Of s. p. Tow nsend on the steel
plate label on the outside wrapper.
a. Beware Of Coanterfcits and buy that only which
has DIR. Chiiton's certificate on the wrapper.
rlneipai office, In New York 80 MESSIAH street;
&c in London, 355 Strand, next door to
Lyceuu Theatre.
dubuque, Iowa, ". =. Allen Il Co., No. 1901 Main
Z" &c 7. Mason, No. So Main st.
Iupn16 1851,
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For Sale mt a great Sacrifice.

TINE s. W. quarter OF section 49, and the East han
OF the south east quarter of section % in Township
81 north range east of the 5t principle Ma indian,
Iowa containing $40 acree-Inore or less.
This land about half timber, lays well, is vol wa
teed is choice land is convenient Schools and
Mills is partly improved and is known he land owned
BY George w. Lundbcck -
person desiring TO purchase good farm would do
well TO look at this il isr eaiy offered at sacrifice.
5.5-For particulars enquire OF GEO. w. BURTON
March 81. ls50-dwo
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Fancy satin, silk & ginghan
| cravats--Scarlet, blue and
white wrappers, 8. drawers,
Suspenders, comforIers,
Turkey red and madden
handkerchiefs.
Green and blue barege Bloc
nler corded skirts,
Swiss and jackonet insert.
ings and edsings;
Lisle and thread insertings,
and edgings, black silk lace,
| capnets, sewed muslin col
I lars and cuffs;
Black lace falls;
Cashmere, silk and wool
wool, cloth, Berlin, Lisle
and cotton gloves;
Boys fancy, plaid, haywood
| merino and cotton socks,
] adies' merino, cashmere
and cotton hose,
Threads, sewing & knitting
/ Cottons, purses, classics ,
wristlets, purse twist, Ze-
! phyr wool;
Tapes, reels, hooks and eyes
Jenay Lind and Kate Hayes
/ gown buttons, pearl, agate,
J linen and livery buttons;
Dressing, back and side
] combs, hair and cloth
Coat Links;
Bay State long sbawls.
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stEvery Family should have a Copy"
An iaraipaLle Book, only 25 cents per copy
M4s Know THYsEIF.

DR. HUNTERS MEDICAL MANUEL and band
Book for the afflicted. Containing an outline of the
Origin Progress, Treatment and Cure of form Of
disease contracted by promiscuons sexual intercourse
by selfabuse, by sexual excess, with advice for the
prevention. written in familiar style, avoiding all med
zeal echnicales. and evrything that would offend the
of decency from the result OF some twenty years
successful Practice, exclusively devoted to the cure OF
diseases Of delicate private nature.
To which is added receipts for the cure OF the above
diseases, and treatise the Causes. symptoms and
nre OF the Fever and Ague for twenty Ave cents
six copies dollars will be forwarded 70 any part Of
the United States by mall tree OF postage. Address,
postage paid sBox 196, post 0ice' the author, 50
North Seventh ST., Philadelphia.
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TAX I.11T,

an Thnrsdsy The 6tlfYf Jan, 1853, at the
n01City Hal, shsif proceed TO sell The fol-
1ouing lots, WITH their improvements, or 20
lNbeb 0ereof = shsll Be sufficient 10 pay the
Haftoe and City Tax due thereon. = designated
helow HlRAMPIERCE,
City Collector
kxfsf 81 Lands oa wAieh the Tdxss lsried for
90 Hsrt0v ImpvoDsmsnt, ana stltey pxypose D. for
The ysar Eighteen Hundred sad Fifty. One,
yet ,rsnaia aaPaid E.,e,se.
sssx4.~ssss pEscRirrioNNH ARloR~ CITY
NAMES. OF LANDS NrAx TAX
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Fresh Groceries.

TIME undersigned having returned from the South
il with new stock of Groceries, is now prepared to
sell wholesale reai at small advance from cost
and transportation Nowis your time to purchase veal
winter supplies Hall at VESTS the Levee, or No
e. Main street. and examine the quality, and pce the
osooas G. K. WEST
October 9, l25l-dwly
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Mineral Paint.

lHCEGsA
LIIRE and Water Proof Mineral Paint The under
sin,ms Mineral Paint. "A large supply Of ali colors-
Just received and fol sale low at the Drug Dfore OF
a. GILLESPIE.
May 18th No. Globe Building.
charles, and essrs Thompson, Mercer and Hamilton
practical painters, all of this city, show that the new
article has grea; merits.
We hope 10 see II generally used, outside paint
at least. See advertisement "
This is to certify that the walls and window frames OF
the ST. Charles Hotel have zen painted with sir Sims
Fire Proof tl1rra Paint, months since and
cave no hesitation in saying that il is very sn!er
cle tor that purpose. ID. X. MILLER.
firrsbuRGn, July q, 1852.
pfrrssynsH. Iuly 1881
This is to certify that have tired the piisral pc int
discovered and manufactured by Mr.. Sims and that we
consider il Superior, far Judgment gees any
other mineral paint in the market, and his colors
ground in oil, VIII he found 70 be vsry superior
article. JAMES THOMPSON.
JAMES MERCER,
Ms. S,ss.-Derr 81. have used The sample ofmn.
eral paint yo lett with me, and consider your pan o1
grinding u IN on decided Improvement am still OF
upiuon that it Will in measure, take the place
lead nasmach al its natural qualities are not DESTROYED
chemical process like That OF lead and fer two rea.
sous, VIZ: durability and cheapncss, II will be olg
before discerning community will more fully apprec-
ate its qualities. For than twenty years have
been engaged in the painting business and with me the
theory has been reduced TO practice II used
advantage In the following viz notwithstanding
ing wagons p'oghs, castings. iron railinps hrric
decks OF BEATS, and thmneys and in innnerablc
ces il VIII be found invaluable. il my Judgment is woI
ANYTHING say Use il every WHERE where dark color
will answer. Yours respectfully,
JAMES X. HAMILTON,
Pittsburgh, July 5, 1851. Third street.
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Or. F. Olelnan smith.

ate Of Philadelphia and Gradaats of the
University of Pennsylvania.
II AvlNG settled psrmanentlylln Dubuque bcGs leave
TO offer his Professional SERVICES to the citizens Of
Dubuque and yincnity. Particular attention given Sur
gerry and cases requiring operations.
Office and Residence Nam Street doors above the
Cube Building ,over the store of J. 3. Thomas.
REFERS TO
BsHpP LoRAs Prot. VIM. e. floKNEr,
w 4pLEs SMITH University ofPenn.
w. HORNER Esq, Lancas- HENRY II. Smith Nj. ID.
ler Wisconsin. Phiadelphi.
Sent 23ndaW
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CLOTHING.

Centlemeu's black cloth Cashmere and Doeskiu
clnaks, finishing and blank pants
ct overcoats, quilting, satin ludia rubber ieggngs,
and fancy vests, tsst;,
GROCERIES,, &c.
Choice Imperial, Young y Pure cnerxe brandy, old Mo-
son, Ooolong 4 Souchongi nongahela and OHIO whis
Teas. KEY,
Java and Rio COffees Golden SyY y and s Il mo
Chocolate, cocoa, 1asses,
Loaf crushed. CLAIR ga and Smoking and chewing to-
brown sugars. bacco,
Sperm star and tallow Principe, HaSana and sho
dies, - root cigars
Cloves nutnoer, cnaamon Fancy and plain soaps. ind
eingermustard and pepp>r 60, lard oll, tuGs, buck
Table CUTLERY and queens cts, coffee mills.
ware, &C. Rsisins, almonds, currents
+. DOYLE
Nov. 15-dwy.
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TO THE GENTLEMEN.
Ready Made Clothing.

ss sfaf AZ LIMO W VIZ
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING ROOM
Is the place for Gentlemen who with to 10 fitted out 10
the latest and best style. have the 5sEh
LARGEST AND BEST STOCK IN THE WEST
an kinds Of pants vests shss c,ayats drawers
etc., etc. His aE1eS ~ -
tsts BOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT
cannot be equalsd in Iowa, having just received
200 cases Mems and Boys Boots and Shoos, I'LL Of he
very best selected stock, and trash among Them.
"a s. HATS AND CATS.
complete assortment of tile must fashionable tyles
Hats and Caps, which will he sold very cheap.
FAMILY, GROCERIES.
Avery choice lot of sugar, coffee, tea, and salt,
expressly for hade; pepper and spices generally
fact everything that's needed in tho Grocery line.
The fact is call At p NAPLES &sco., for everything
his stock of Goods will show for itself.
lSJ-No trouble to show Goods.
Z Dubuque. Oct. 6-lyGw al p. NAPLES & co
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+. OOYL Els
CHEAP CASH STORE,

On Mann Stfcet, Oetaneen F0Nrh and Fiffk, neIt
Door to John SimpiOts.
TIME subscriber begs leave inform the inhabitants OF
Dubuque and surrounding country, that he hasjus,
returned from New York with fresh and seasonable
supply of STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS, CLIO
THING, GROCERIES QUEENSWARE. which have
been bought on the most advantageous TERMS and will
be sold for cash at the lowest remunerafing prices
Country storekeepers respectfully requested cali
and examine the goods and prices before making purcbas
es elsewhere Che price only will be asked and no ahate-
ment made Amongst the stock wi be found the follow
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-12-15
HONS. Hops!. IEons.!.

I HAVE just received Bale of fresh hops, which
will sell cheap. (July - GILLESPIE.
No. l, Globe Building
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SOMETHING NE" !!

NOBODY likes have their corns
IN hart. The undersigned would cali
k3sS33aAe- the attention of the pubic to the fact,
V1SSsssss-~lD that he make BOOTS aud SHOES
that will hurt corns He has on band we'll
selected stock all articles wanted dy manufacturers
1sCali ard for yourself, one door below Sinpot's
Ir'n Store, Main-st Dubuque, Iowa.
Get % 1852 d6ms. J. llCH Ell.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-12-15

Snperfine Black Cloth
Black and fancy cassimercs
Doe skins
Casrmerettes, satinets, cot.
, ton goods;
Bleached sheetings, "a, l0-4
Blue, bleached and brown
drillings
Bleached, brown e. strpct
shirtings;
Huckabacks, diapers, towe.
rugs;
Crash, bleached and brown
damask table cloth;
Red; white, land yellow fan
nels;
Bed tickIngs, coupterpanes
Carpet worp, cotton yarn
and batting;
Ladies'satchels, Carpet bags
and umbrellas;
Ginghams, ealicoes, linseys
checked, jackonet, Swiss
book, Victoria lawn ant
lappet muslins,
A!dacas, mohairs, coburgs
lus.res and poplins;
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LOTS FOR SALE.

TWELVE fine House Lots for sale together
or separately, in what is known as Wickes' ad-
dition to Dubuque. Terms easy. For further
information apply TO G. F. WlCkES.
Sept 29th. 80 .daw GIN.
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CITY HOTEL.
CORNER OF FOURTH AND MAIN STREETS,
DIIRITOITE IOWA

A, THIS well known hotel, formerly occupied
MIL by A. H. Miller, has been leased for term If
Ena, years, by the subscribers and thoroughly reno
waited. and newly furnished is now open for the
reception Of the travelling community and public gene
rally. The propretos having had extensive experi
enc in this bu siness confidently tlaer themselves tina
they rive entire satsiactonto alwho may favor them
with call
This hotel Is situated high healthy, central ana
convenient part Of the City, and directly the stree
leading the steamboat landing and Immediately the
centre of the business part of the city The best of sta
Hing attached tothe house, where, alimes can be he'd
Carriages Bnggies Horses, etc., the most reasonable
terms.
We have also established extensive Reading Room
where we have file ssThe Papers'' from all parts of the
every quarter of the Globe.
Passengers and baggage convey to and from the boats
free of charge. c. C. HEWITT.
Dec Ivy
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-12-15

MelodeOns! NcIOdcOns!
r. SPAULDING,
Bookseller, Stafoaer, and Music Dealer,
HAS just received and offers at manufacturers prices
II an assortment of Princes SUPERB MELopEoNs,
(Caharts patent in rich rosewood cases.
4octaves, plain finish, at S45
4,o 8, extra 6. 8. 50
IS
5 &c piano g g 100
In richness and perfection of tone, these instruments
surpass every other except the organ They of s
cien power for churches and happily adapted TO the
music of the sanctuary and the social circle. Every
child should be taught music, and consequently every
family should possess instrument if able, both as
article of utility and Call and them al
SPuLDING's BOOKSTORE, a few doors above the Post
Office. Dubuque, May Z, lo5l-tf
DATENT MEDICINES, of all kinds always on hand
and for sale very cheap, at wholesale or ret il, by
A. ILLESiIE,
Dubuque Nov. IGih 80. MOL !, Globe Building
VLTANTED-A Clerk in Dry Goods Store in this
w City, who understands the business, and who can
be fayorably recommended and able TO take charge OF 4
set OF Books. other need apply. References will
b. required. Apply at this Office.
Dubuque, Sept Both, 1852 daw-ff
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JUST ISSUED
A MAGNIFICENT PORTRAIT OF
GEN We IL 4. y OK son,
Engrared By T. B. WELCH, Esq after the
original portrait p0intedby r. SULLl, Esq
This Portrait: win b. match for the Washington, and
in every spcct well got UP.
Prica IS 40 psr COPY. Address as above.
Nov. 9. 1872 3iudW
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-12-15

Dubuque Rope 4 Irvine Factory
THE undersigned continuing TO carry on the business
and Moreland, would respectfully solicit continuance
of the heretofore extended patronage by MERCHANTS Of
this city, and the time would assure all that
there will BE- neither energy ingenuity wanting to
furnish such article Of Cordage &c, bat
give entire satisfaction. WIN. TAYLOR & Go.
- qerts n. dwtf
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-12-15
LIGHTNING. LIGHTNING,!

MIMI
TINE citizens of Dubuque respectfully informed that
i the Subscribers prepared TO put up Light
ming Rods any part of the City the shortest notice.
They may be found the Good Samaritan Drug Store.
may 5tt--dw til WAUD PYLE.
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THE ONLY TRUE PORTRAIT OF WASH
INGTON.
JUST PUBLISHED,
T. 3. WELSH'S MAGNIFICENT
PORTRAIT OF
WASHINGTON.


Engraved Thy permssion) from Stuart's 0nly
original portrait, in the AtIeneun, BOSTON.
rJNHIs sxperb picture Engraved under the superln-
J. tendence of THOMAS SULIY, Esq, the emn ent
and highly gifted artist is the only correct likeness of
Washington publish I'd 1t has bee charao terized
the greatest work of art produced this
try. As 10 its fidelity we refer TO the letters of the
adopted son of Washington, GEORGE WASHINGTON
PARK CUSTIS who says, s'it faithful represen-
taon the celebrated original - and CHIEF JUS
1ICE TANEY of the Supreme Court of the United
States who says, sAs work of art its excellence and
beauty must strike every who 1t and IL is
Jess happy In its likeness the Father of his country
IL my good fortune 10 have him in the days
of my boynod, and his whole appearance Is yet strong
" impressed on my memory. The portrait you have
ting perfectly the expression well a. the form and
features Of the flce.'' "And,' says SENATOR CASE
ait is hfe-Ike representation of the originate
President LI.MORF in speaking Of it says,
ed and emineay worthy of the patronage ofthe public
Says MARCHANT the eminent portrait painter, and
the pupil of Stuart, your PRINT to my mind, is more
remarkable than any other have for presenting
with the noble and dignifed repose of and manner,
which all who ever him considered marked char
acttrstic of the illustrous man il commentaries"
For the great ats Of this picture io1ad refer erery
orsr Of Washington to the potoh Itself to be at the
Office paper and to the letters ofhe oc;ag Artists,
superb engraving.
q enable all to possess this valuable treasure, it is
sold "a al The low price Of s5per copy. =, c,,,ns
N. W. corner of Fifth and Arch streets, Pha.
Arrangements have been made with the Post Office
Department hy which copies of the Portrait be sent
10 any point per mall in perfect order.
6s-nersons, by r:mitting Five Dollars to GEO. w.
CHlLDs will have copy of the Portrait them,
tree of postage.
4Magnhcent Gilt Frames gat up expressly for these
Portraits, furnished at the low price Of IS 20 each.
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Here is your Remedy.
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT!

ANGST MIRACULOUS CURE OF BAD LEGS. AT
TER 40 YEARS SUFFERING!
Ertract Of letter from Mr.. Wm. GafP,n, Of
30, ST. .ifarys Street, Weymouth, dated May
18th 1SJl -
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-12-15

Sold at the Establishment of Professor Holloway 2i4
Strand (near Temple Bar ondon, and by all rcspcta
Bile Druggists and Dealers in Medicines throughout the
British Empire and of those of the United States IN pots
ut 81 -2c SIC, and 81 so each. Wholesale by the pf
cipa Drug houses in the Union andy Messrs A. ID. G
d. Sands New York
~ Therei considerable saving by taking the !argar
sizes
~ B-Dr ctons for the guidance Of patients IN every
deorder a re xfixed to each Pot.
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A perzon 70 years Of age cured Of a tad ie
-------L of 30 mars standinU.

Cory IF Letter from Mr. I'm 4bbs, Builder % Gas
onens of Rusieie, Haddcr.eied. dated Ney 3it,
1851.
To Professor HOLLOWAY,
SIR-I suffered for peril of thirty years from bad
leg result of three different accidents AT tas
Works; accompanied by scorbut.c symptoms had re-
curse variety of medical advice, without deriving
any benefit and was even told that the leg must ne am
putated vet in opposition TO that opinion your PS ana
Ointment have effected complete in short a
time that few who had witnessed it would credit the
fact. -
TSgncd Nm. Ahbn.
Tie truth of This statement can be verified BY Mr.. w,
p In gland, Chemist, IL Market Street, tiuddersied
DREADFUL BAD BRtAsT CURED IN ONE
MONTH
Etract of Letter from Mr. Frederick Tarner,
of Penshurst, Kent, dated December 18Th,
1850,
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THE ROAD TO EsEALTEii
HOLLOWAY PILLS.

CURE OF A DISoRDERED LIVER AND BAD
DIGESTION.
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To Professor HOLLOWAY,
SiR-At the age of IS my wife (whois now OLD eamgh'
violent cold which settled in her legs, and ever slrp
that time they have been less sore AND greatly
infamed ier agonies distracng, and for months
together she prived entirely OF rest ana steep
Every remedy that medical men advised was 'rieG, o'
without eff CT; her health suffered severely, ana the
stat of her legs terrible. had often read your Au
refreshments, aud advised her 10 try your Pills ana yin.
inent and as last resource alter every other remedy
had proved useless she consented to 90 She com
menced six weeks ago. and strange to relate now III
good health Her legs painless, without seam Ut
scar and her sleep sound and undsturied. Cond you
have witnessed The suferngs of my wife during te ias
40 years and contrast with her present enjoyment
been the means of greatly aeyiang the sufferinss OF
fSianed) WIN. GALPiA. .
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