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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-10
DUBUQUE FEI.HN.

NHlS old established erry-tle ONLY authorized one
l. opposite the city-is under the control of the
undersigned No PANS or money will be spared in max
ing our terry worthy of putc favor The mail crosses
uy a inns Terry, and persons rely all times upon
bclng crossed over comfortably and in safety
Good stahng and other accommodations are provided
or travellers who may wish stop for the night on The
Illinois side of the river = . =
rms ferry is at the Western terminus of the Centre
aroan and every preparation hasbeen made To deserve
the increased patronage anticipated. 'E
,, A. l.. GREGOIRE
pupulue, NAY I, lo0l . CHARLES BOGY
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Drp-9oo1s..
+. NAPLES &s(O..

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
wv "a kI ~ HR dDRD WI.
UNDER TIE NAPLES HOUSE.
WE WOULD beg leave say that am prepared
to furnish any quantity and quality of goods OF every dcs
eruption, at Wholesale or Retail.
have now ON hand $50, 900 worth of
Dry Goods and Clothing.
Boots, shoes hats and caps 50 hds sugar so barrels
lasses $50 bags coffee 500 bags salt and all kinds of
GROCERIES,
100 boxes of fresh teas direct from the east fine tapestry
Ingram, thrceply and Brussels carpeng window cur
tans tea spoons and every thing needed by housekeep
erS, from cellar 10 garrett.
Having spent all the summer the east, selecting my
goods wherever could find cheap am able to give
better bargains than ever have complete assortment
~ ey.ry-tbinp hath English, French and American
goods CALL AND SEE ME.
TO The LADIES.
Having been east for the last three months, is now
prepared to furnish the Ladies' OF Iowa. Illinois and Wis
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF GOODS
ever offered for sale III The West.
CARPETS.
lngrn three ply and Brussels the latest patterns
st from the manufactures drugget,S and tabe-covers
SlIAWLS, &c,
large stock of slamis from 81 - $40; fashionable
bnnetS, OF the material and made 10 order by
the mo-s fashionable Mners in Philadelphia; also, a
great variety ct Ladies' silk velvet coats and fancy silk
LADIES' MUFFS
The best assortment brought to the Cory 75c
to Sl2
DRESS GOODS.
French English and German merinocs, from 45c To 81 5u
per yard muslin dc LANES, of very rich sly les, from l5c
to 81 25 also cashmercs apaccas and prints OF over,
quality.
LAMPS.
My Lamp and G,ranGoe Department is not equalied in
Iowa. every style and quality, and warranted
SILVER PLATE.
Tea dessert and table spoons forks, Sc, OF the best quail
ty, and warranted.
4 rich article Of Window Curtains, something new and
very beautiful
Looking Glasses, extra large sizes and very cheap.
A beautiful assortment of Wall and Window Paper,
both French and American.
Ladies' Shoes of the latest quality Of Philadelphia man
uctur which is understood 10 be the best in the United
States; Also Chillrens and Misses in endless variety
Fancy Goods of every description, style and quality
trimmings etc., and iactnearly every thing tats wan
ted.
shall be happy to have the pleasure of showing my
goods to the Ladies. all times; and would respectfully
the married Ladies who wish to furnish their hou
with the newest and cheapest styles of goods TO give
CALI and To who expect to be married soon NOW
isl he time % make a good selection.
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Iowa Shoe Store.
ID. ID ECM H II +.
'teS"'c HHH NtluN DPUTfT M BOOfS ana
Shoes, Leo.her, Findings, &c.

Shoes, Leo.her, Findings, &C.
MAIN STREET, DUBuqUE,
Sign of the Big Boot,
Tf1 is NOW receiving at his Store the largest and
DIV most varied assortment goods belonging TO his
" business, that has been brought to this place.
They Were selected under his most careful supervson
at the manufactures in the East Buvers NAV depepd
upon finding, at his store, EVERY VARIETY OF
STOCK connected with the trade-no matter what
quality or style may be wanted heavy or light fancy
or common; low or high price, for Men, wGmen and
Misses Boys and childrcns wcart be had az the
Shoe Store Come and for yourselves; call where
you may expect TO get, without trouble what you want
the Shoe line.
ALSO, alarge, full and comp te assortment of ather
and Findings
The LADIES will please keep in mind his large and
desirable selection OF various qualities and colors of
Mufs, &c. Es-zl.7
The experience of fire years, in the above business in
Dubuque, enables the subscrib uud rtand fully the
wants OF the public. II has been, and still is his de-
sire TO conduct his business fair aud honorable prn
ciples 10 form for himself honest and upright char
acter ana, by such means, 10 retain the patronage of
his old friends and largely to increase the circle among
his new acq'iainances always has BEEN and still will
be, his highest aim 95-Remicmb,r the Shoe Store
ID. DECKEN.
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Ohio Fruit and Seed Store. No 9,

:, .NatH otrcef, Du6n4uc, IOacn
ou VIII not only find Choice Selection of Seeds a, ,b;
establishment, but almost every article of FOREIGN
Domesuc Fruits, Green Dried and Preserved Nuts
Candes, Spices, Tea, COTE, Sugar. Pepper Spice. Gin
ger s1ferafns, Tobacco. Snuff, Soap Candles Powder
Shoi Lead starch, Indigo, Pipes, Cane STEMS Cigars
nuIt = Lard, Bacon, Cheese, Eggs, Mack-rcI White q
Iod FISH Salmon, Herring, Poultry Vegetables etc
hep! constantly on hand, and will be sold CHI ap viii
~ cnheihsion that keep almost eyerv article desrod
for family use, or for supply of Steam R ndsreg
sees p i" al Ia 5e1sonah low All
purpose se eSpres sy for that
Dubuque, LIST March. 1851 NO ss ~ VEST.
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Urn GOODS, Ml.
F. DOYLE'S
CHEApCASHs $AORH,

CHEA Al NItASSa - WEAK -
On Main street, 6et1een Fourth and Fifth, nert
door to John Simptots.
THE subscriber begsleav, inform the inhabitants Of
Dubuque and surrounding country, thathe has lust
returned from New York with fresh and seasonab.e
supply of STAPLE aud FANCY DRY GOODS
HING,GROCERIE S and q [ EENSWARE, which
have been bought ON III. most advantageous terms and
will be sold for cash at the lowest remhcrang prices.
and examine the goods and prices before making puha
ses elsewhere. One price only will be asked, and no
abatement made
Anlong.t the stock will be found thcfollowing:
DRY GOODS.
Superhne Black Cloth Fancy satin. silk & a,ngham
Black and fancy eassimeres cravatsScaret, blue and
doe SKINS white wrappers, & drawers
Gashmerecs satnes, cotton !Suspemders, comfurters
Cords Turkey rd and madden
Bleached shee,ings, 81 &IU-4 hanikcrclefs
Blue, beaehed and brown Or and bl,ie barege Bloc
driiings MGR corded skirts
Bleached, brown and striped swiss aud aconet insert
shirtings ingS and edsinss
Hnckabacks, diapers towel tse and thread insrrting
Crash bleached and brow nj Lace can ncts sewed mus
damask table cloths lin collars and cuffs
Red, white and yellow ilan- Rlaek lace falls
nes Cashm silk and wool,
Bed tckings, counterpanes, wool clorI Rerln, Lisle
carpet worp,cottonya yarn anu aud cotton gloves
batting Bays fancy plaid gray, wool
Ladies' sstches Carpet bags erino and cotton sucks
and umbrellas Ladies' inerno, cashmere
Ginghams, calicoes linseys,, and cotton huse
Checked, jaconet, Swiss, Threads wing knitting
Book, Victoria lawn and cottons, purses, CLASHES
I
Alpacas, mohars, coburgs,i phyr wool
lustres and popins Tapes. els, hooks and cy es
DE LANES, printed calicees Jenny Lind and Kate HAYES
French merInoes, Canton gown buttons, pearl agate,
fannes, cambrics, cam linen and ivory buttons
brio HANDKERCHIEF Dressing, back and side
Brown hollands, Irish linen,i combs hair and cloth
Oiled CLOTH table brushes
Doyieys black velvet Goat Links
Wadding, batting Bay State longs baw
CLOTHING.
gentlemen's black cloth Cashmere and D,cskn
eloaks flushing and blank pants
et overcoats, quilting satin India rubler lcryinps
and fancy vests,
GROCERIES, e.
Choice Imperial, Young Hy- Pure cogniac Brandy old
+ son, Oolong and Souchong Monongahcla and Ohio
Teas WEiskey
Java and Rio Coffees Golden Syrup & 81 molas-
Chocolate, cocoa, ses
Loaf, crushed, clarified and Smoking and chewing to-
brown sugars bacco
Se m, star and allow can Principe Havana and She
dies root CIGARS
Cloves nufmcss, cinnamon Fancy and plain soaps ind-
ginger mustard and pepper go, lard oil, tubs, ruckets
Table CUTLERY and queens coffee mills
ware, &c. Raisins almonds currents
Nov lS-dw3m F.. DOYLE.
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New Grocery and Provision

! Corner .nan and oh Streets Dubuque. Eoaoa
'INHE undersigned are receiving full stock n
Groceries, consisting in part of Sugar Coffee Tea
SAT- Rice, Molasses, Cheese Fish, Raisns Dried Frn,t
and Provision Stores. oeiS
lash paid for Corn, oats, and produce generally.
Goods bought OF us will be delivered free of cha . il,
any part of the city. 1 = O"
respectfully ask our old friends and the public ,.n
May 81. In - 'iOshiSoN.
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10 THE PTTRTJC

VIE subscriber respectfully informs the citizops
ia, iasGh county ana the public generally that he ha
~ Peigm a "utenberg, ono of the largest STOVE
IN, COPPER and SIIEET-IRON ware manuf,ctor,a
III l"Wa ana Is prepare AT all times 10 frni,
usually found in such establishments upon tho 80 No.,
S"haDe terms store ON Front street near the l,nd;
Cuttenburn NJ, line ny STOCK. n. kRIEBS.
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N { w S T @ RE,

Jusr opening, tacO doors aGore the Eak
+ AIDES, GENTLEMEN, MISSES and BOYS, i,
IL city and country respectfully invited call ant
examine my goods; consisting in part as follows:
DRY and STAPLE GOODS,
such as French and American cloths and casslmcres
satnets; White, red and domestic fairness black aut
brown mSiins; Prints large and ihc assortnen bats
Waddihg, cotton yarn, driliIngS stripes checks, &C.
SILK AN DRESS GOODS
Embracing SILK goods of every descriptions and ladies
dress goods OF the latest styles and patterns with rnges
and trimmings 10 suit the cOlGrs. Bonnets good assert
ment, with ribbons, Innings, artficals. and plumes
with hill assortment of white goods such as worked
collars, cheizettes, musns grapes linen hankerclefs
linens &c.
GROCERIES.
A full and complete stock always on hand
BOOTS IND SHOES
You Will find in stock gentemcn's boots and brosans
OF every quality Ladies' and cdren's boots and
shoes of every style.
QUEENSUfRE.
In hsbranch confident shall plea Sc nv I'll stomers
nave purchased my goods in the eastern markets and
intend 10 sell them as low any no of the noun
q WE tTuEcpy
Dnbuqne, Sept. "a. 1851.
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NEW Go DDS
FOR TIL E FALL TRADE.
AT O'HALLORAN,s,
No. II, Main street,
DUBUQUE, Iowa
HAt Just opened portion of my Fall Goods, COM
1 prising large assortment of '

1 HhN Z JUST opened portion of my Fall Goods rom
prisng large assortment of No'
DRY GOODS
In all their vareties-such Broad cloths
Safnets; Kentucky Jeans Blue Blankets Flannelsred
oe ana White Driilnes-browH and blue; Cotton Elan
he-oroWn ana bieachcd Sheetings and Shrtirgs-hick
ory STRIPES; Ticking; Table and Bed Linen; Denms Lin
seys Alpacas, Mernos, Deanes Chintzs Ginchams and
Oh great variety, at prices to suit all tastes and
READY MADE CLoTHLvG FOR MEN and ROWS
One Of the largest and best assortmcnts
IN the city.
Those waning clothing of any kind from Dress Goa,
TO Fear-nangh Over-coat, wOuld do well TO ex,n,n
my stock. wv " Aaihi"
6oOTS AND SHOES, for Men and Bovs-A No !
article, and at very low prices. "
LADIES and Misses Bootcs, Buskias, and AEoh en-,
Iodsas, IN great variety of style and quality
HITS and CAPS,
fine assortment. The Silk Plush "Can, If tho
may DC see" at O'IIALLORAN'S.
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YOUNG LADIES' SCHOOL.
MISS CUTTERS

SCHOOL for young Ladies and Misses Will ,ommopco
- on Monday next, December 18TH at 9 O'Clock NJ on
e second oor Of the building main street. four door,
south OF Spauldng's Book Store.
Terms:
For the primary classes So per quarter
For the advanced classes, ST.
Payable, one half in six we ks from the commencement Mt
" ''e h"'i "' h'e CLOSE Oh the quarter. dec I'D
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DGli,NNMG City HILLS

Corner Sd and Uatcr Streets
I'VE AYE constantly on hand Supcrfine and F,r,;,,
retail. po "'''eie, dl wholesale OF
of the city. " "' Se' WITHIN the limits
Wnnted-Good Fall and Spring Wheat tox
Oasn VIII De pad at market prices Inferior sby,n
Spoiiad wheat not purchased. '"''''o'' shfhhk or
''' 1901. NADEAU ROGERS & co
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
House-keeper. '''"

VUEE.VSW.fRE,
fhiho'is the best and most extensivesfock in town.
GROCERIES
OF all the various kinds together with varous o,,
goods such as Ladies and Misses Mu (some very fncl
oooh arm carpet Bags, franks, Window Shades and
White goods; Shawls of the Bay State and Ennre M;i
and lots Of other things too numerous to mention
Tony old Eric DIS and Customers rc,urn nv o
thanks tor their nortamid'st all the tempati,n 70 ~
goods at cost Of VIII this has of late been .
Vi, ana by hrdealn and uniform prices hone 10 NOR,
continuance of theI confidcnce-To the public m Con
eIa, would say, will sell Goods as low as any req
uIa! house. Those who doubt il can be easily mde IN
y, On examination. B. J. O'HALLORAN
:. viii take produce of all kinds in payment nj,
or exchange for Goods up the GOTH of Ocober
would confer favor by settling up their accom- Is
cannot afford any longer indulgence %
SEPT . b. O'lIALLORAN
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Fresh Groceries.

INnE Undersigned having returned from rho So,,b
ali VIII new stock Of Groceries, now prepared TO
ana transportation. Nowis your time IN nnrch .os.
WINTER supplies. Hall at VESTS, the Levee. or No
goods ~ P,So the
October 2. Is5l-dwly =. "Hoi.
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" Our old friend ID. Morrison and his COM
pany lefl yesterday, for California, in high glee
May their portion be, a speedy safe and pleas
eDt trip, and health, success and happiness af-
ter they reach their destination
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The great peculiarly ami excellence of
DR.. Christie's Galvanic Curatives,
consists the fct that they arrest and cure
by auiwa,d application in place Of the usual mode Of
iiuggng and PHI sicking the patient till exhsu.ted
Nature sinks hopelessy under the infection
They strengthen The whots system, equaiise the
taon Of The blood promote tie sec,efios and rrer de
the slightest injury under aaiy circumstances Since
their Introduction in the United States, only three
years since more than ~ ''.t'' J,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-10

II We understand that Gen. Sargent, who
has recently returned from Washington City,
expresses much confidence m the passage into
law, of the bill now before Congress, proposing
poses.
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SuIIcs To- T.
Directory.
PROM FORT DIES MONIES TO COUNCIL. BLUFF L
Town Lots for Sale.

oler Tor sale VERv Low the undivided h,
OF two four acre out lots, Nos. 742 743: Lot M al
upon which reside, and Lot No 81, containing 81
and lying about 400 w Of the residence Of Hon
George w Jones, " ''''
These lots desirable every account bci,, co,vo
ent o. TIE city and having beautiful groves and rich soil
earucnng purposes spots for residences they capnot
De surpassed either in point of beauty or location
~ & Jons, Holm Mn|pI" ~ EUINe
Dubuque, Feb. u, 1852, d&wlw
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Wanted.

- SUBSCRIBER wishes to purchase good Onion 500,
.t Mhcn, fair price will be given None w,II n
7"' eS' insured to be Of the growth of 1851.
NV "a T1MOf THY MASON
Sign of the Good Samaritan
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JOHN Hill
.4RCHITECT ,3.FD BTTJI,

TORNER of Locust and Sixth streets D,hro
- iowa, would respectfully inform his friends and the
Phhc generally that he Is prepared execute any pr
,essoial duties that may be intrsted to him Partc
iaf attention given TO Designs and Building DRAWINGS
WIN an ther details and specifications on the most rea
sonable terms. " " io'' ie"
Nov S.-I&WIv
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9 81. USEPH'S FEMALE ACADEMY.
CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF CHARITY oI
THE BLESSED VIRGIN

81
.7bOut eight mules from Dubugue
THE situation Of this acaiemyis beautiful and p,ctnr
- esque; the air IS pure and heathul; calculated to
improve the constitution and to impart vgor the
nind Inc course of education comprises photography
reading, writing, arithmetic, grammar compositions clio
snuon, geography, use Of the globes algebra French
any, chemistry, astronomy, music, piano forte, guitar
Sc, drawing, plain and ornamental needle work &c.
sister: emhody in their educational course, all
us. may 10 tound useful IN modern Improvement, and
which may tend refine the taste and to deyeope the
namral resources Of the mind. They endeavor
oaAe morality and literature 80 that each may happily
sonspire to the progress and advancement other
study to unite with the ordinary cou 70 Of educa
~ IRE and the more necessary accomplish
scientinc education becomes pelantrv unless ac-
eompaned with graceful address, that ease and
esanee OF manners which always hespeak highly cul-
avated mind, and which found, next 10 virtue the
oet noble endo,, mens of the mnd-ths most precious
smament ofthe female character.
toung ladies of every religious denoiuatj are adj
1ted into this academy where asmcial care IS taken
Is influence ever blasts their religious principles; bur
osoes NECESSARY Cor the good governmrn of every
ahsunton. they be required observe the ordna nv
regulations of external WORSHIP
nose terms and mech prized and nrac
pohfe society, are strictly ncucated; yet care is
en 20 preventthese accessory ceremonies from DE- GEN.
Grating into those extravagant compli nts which
tensions. " ~ p'e-
The system Of educ alton pursued in this ,cc,demv
cuisea 10 remove that painful disgust generally ex
peenced by young minds in the pursuit of their studies
ana render ihose studies rather recreation to their pu
PiS IMAM ad'sagrceable task riresomc dufy
No exsrtions spared by Tie sis, 20 mpsrf TO the
minds of their pupils sue; sources. G. information \
pove IN after life an i> aluable treasure 10 socie
W an undrainable of pure delight TO themselves
ana remove them from that dangerous intercourse which
vacaly Of mind render highly agreeable 70 the unedu
board and Tuition per annum, 500 90
Ertra:
ssnme per annum, 90
Csc use anu use OF piano per quarter, 10 90
. pet quarter, 10 90
astronomy and use Of globes, Philosophy, Chem
lstry and Botany, 90
TS~,us sao PAihsihks 90
sN"Sns 5 90
Payments must be made IN adranee.
Persons residing distance are required To have
keponsble agent IN the city Of Dubuauc
No reduction made in the case of children berg with
eaees of sickness ' ~
MI letters TO he directed (post paid to Mother Mary
frances Clarke. ST. Josephs, Dubuque.
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M. q j. IseaubIcn s

o. LIVERY STABLE,
- ,,,- On Sd, bctUeen .Uafa ANA Inns, ,,.,,,
X .iNG ANXIOUS TO contribute as much as nossb,o :,
ie uiSpa'ch of business and the pleasures Of RI :;
ang ie fastest a1d safest horses and f1aSt @n1 ~ u
Gartiases' bugges skies ETC. They scoo o
w respectfully solicit trial. IVY 'N' % certain
ne. '''' VII" every thlIs IN
hnr "a market prices paid for corn, oats and
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EMERSON & SHIELDS.
WHOLESALE, RETAIL, AND COMMISSION
W MERCHANTS, No A, corner of Main and Fourth
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oSi rspaMoo by steamer DR.. franklin TO- 900 veu,a
y table Regalia egars, and for sale by
DESCELLES & MICHEL.
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IT Has the "Hawkeye" lost an eye, that i
can see but one way, and that directly West,
from Burlington, or facing about, directly East
TO La Fayetts
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AN EXTR CASE.
which conciusively proves that 34f t.aa
-, Truth is stranger than Felton,
E..- sll t.I.a G URE OF ,+,.5.4f7,4JJ

Rheumatism, Bronchitis and Dyspepsia.
t' REV. DIR. lands, A CLERGYMAN q
If New Jersey of distinguished attainments and ex.
..r.s aar SIDNEY, New Jersey, July II, 1915
DE-. A. n. CHRisTIE-Dear on lou wish know
u me what has been the result in rny own case CT
The application of THE GALvANlC BELT AND
NECkLACE. Ny reply is as follows: rs = - r.
tOT about frenty years had been suffering from
Dyspepsia Every year the symptoms became worse /,
could o, 'ain permanent relief fro.a aAy course
If medical treatment whatever. About fourteen years
'nce. in consequence OF frequent exposure to the
weather. in the discharge OF my pastoral duesi
became subject to severe Chronic RbeuToatlsm,
which lof year after year. caused me IndescrIbabis
ngpish Farther in the winter of rs and '46, in COIL
sequence OF preaching great deal in my anl-
various Dther churches this region, attacked
~ the Bronchitis, which soon became
% require an Immediate suspension of my pastoral
Iabors. Ny system oas now thorough pros
rated, AMI as my Bronchitis became worse also
lid my Dyspepsia and Rheumatic affection-thus
,vincing that these disorders were connected with
each other through the medium of the Nervous S.,
.em. Al the whole piarmaccppi1 there seemed to b.
no remedial agent which could reach and rec operate
my Nervous System every thing that had tried for
this purpose had completely failed. At last was led
by my friends to examine your inv entons and (though
With no very sanguinc hopes of their efficiency, Z
determined to try the effect Of the application OF the
GALVANIC BELT AND NECKLACE, with the
MAGNETIC FLUID. This in June lSl6.-~To
NY GREAT AsroNisHEsESr, ~ TWO GAYS MY DYsPErsIA
HAD GONE IN EIGHT DAYS WAS RESUME
Jingle SERVICE ON ACCOUNT BRONCHITIS;
nsY RHEUMATIC AFFECTION ryR &LY c.Asxu
TROUBLE ME. Such il the wonderful and happy re-
suits of the experiment u '.7.se,Ia
| have recommended the BELT and FLUID to
many who have been likewise suffering from Neu.
rsIgic affections They have tried them WITH aAvpy
RESULTS BELIEVE IN EVERY CASE. a.
am, dear Sal, very respectfully yours --g.-...
ROBERT w LANDS
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III r. | 4 S'V TAJT
Don't Read This!

NliFToN ANDREW, late woRKrSc partner in IL,
~ LIN VI .rr q Andrews. Painters, &r. would inform
o"N HOOK IN angworthyS Block over the Hnr Store an,
Gbpes os puhctuay, neatness and despatch to merit
m the largest cities house and sim n,;n,r
MN TO promise entire satisfaction to those wshn1 70
serve and beauty their residences " i'o
front doors or parluurs grained in oak mamie n,,h.
ny, StainWood or walnut. Nantes lnarbed in 49,
,ie, .siaiha, Egyptian or porphary. Sign work eyecn
u on e shortest notice in plain fancy STYLE from IN.
eehteinans slnglc 10 half the side of horsc
rade taken IN payment or by persuasion cash.
~ Is. GOOD drying ready mixed paint for sale.
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SHOT GUNS. RIFLES AND PISTOLS.
Nam STREET, corner 9th, Dubuque.
a. or ~ w <,Ur

MOULD respectfully inform his friends and the pub
w c that he keeps constantly hand and for sale
me ana good assortment Of shot guns singe and double
barrels and pistols which he will warrant to be as GOOD
as can be found in the West lie has also on hand fine
rant TO be equal to any made ~ -
thankful tor the iib-ra patronage hitherto bestowed
on HIM he would respectfully solicit continuance of the
same. " '''e
Repairing of all kind N his line neatly and promptly
executed. Locks and Scales made and repaired, All
work warranted to give satisfaction i "
June IS Iy