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CONGRESS.

Yesterday, after the usual morning business, the
Senate proceeded to the consideration of Executive
business.
The House of Representatives passed the Senate
bill authorizing the Mayor and Common Council of
Chicago, Illinois, to excavate portion of the public
reservation that place. with view to the improve
Indian appropriation BILL and receded from their non
concurrence in amendment of the Senate to the
Deficiency bill, which only requires the sigma
ture of the President of the United States to become
la law. fepu0Hc OF 1ueSd0y'
In the Senate. yesterday, that body rejected pro-
position to purchase Catlins Indian portraits; order
ed bill granting land to Louisiana for railroad Pur,
poses to be engrossed and, after debate on bill
respecting surveys private land claims in California,
postponed it. ~
In the House of Representatives. the bill making
appropriations for the support of the Military Academy
a motion to go into Committee of the Whole on the
state of the Union, with view of taking up the River
and Harbor bill. Republic Of Wednesday.
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The Man OF THE PEOPLE. The addressing
the people with much simplicity, straightforward
ness directness and force the man with honesty
marked upon his countenance, and with almost Sc
verify of expression in his features, as if it bespoke
the earnestness of his heart, the correctness Of his
course. He is here to-day and somewhere else to-
morrow, telling home truths in homely MANNER and
everywhere leaving thoughts for reflection, and words
that the people will not willingly let die: The peo-
ple call him the deep man. in contradstinction to
the vapid man, the man of stale jokes and college
and clownsh gestures fer killing replies
The deep man. the sincere thinker, the earnes!
advocate of constitutional reform in a constitutional
manner-such is Governor David S. Reid.
Colds. Rep. 8" Pat.
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Iuteruie,o bet,reen Secretary Webster and Mr.. Can,p
ton. British Minister.
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Extract from letter to the Editor, dated
SMITHFIELD, July 10, 1852.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-05
MAINE LIQUOR LAW.

aPlnugh share" seems to take exception 10
our remarks on he .Maine Liquor Law We
cannot help it. We have our opinion and he
has his He can never convince Us, we
him. We regard the law as the emanation of
the widest kind Of tanaticism. We do more. =
We regard it as an Infringement Of the most sa
.ered and inviolable Of huaaan rights, in ITS in
vasion of the domestic altar; its desecra'ion of
the hearth stone, and its reckless violation Of
that domestic retirement which every dictate Of
humanity and religion declare to be holy the
tabernacle of the Deity. The Law has no
: foundation in reason ors Justice. 1t is without
the least claim 10 the appreciation of the most
ordinary common sense, if that common sense
will only take the time to reflect. "Communi-
ties have or have not the right to make laws to
prerenf crime as well as to punish it, Laws
are made against gambling &c., is the Ian
guage Of Plough Share. The argument is as
fallac,ous as the Law is fanaiical. Gambling
Is, in itself, crime the use of ardent spirits,
is not itselfa crime, it is only the abuse of that
use, that amounts to crime Gambling cannot
DC 0UuSPO, OcCauSc " - III QScu CTfWC, anu
that which is in itself crime is IN it.
self an abuse alsn. In gambling there is no
line Of distinction to be drawn between use and
abxse. If we consider the word abuse. with
reference to aay relationship tina, it may bear 10
gambling, il is synonymous. for gambling can
not exist otherwise than as an abuse. Will any
! sanr man say that the use Of liquor Of any kind
cannot exist but as an abuse. None but
"Plough SHIRE some other .Maiaeac could so
think. The use aud abuse of liquors are dis
tinct as day and night. If then "Plough
Share" wishes 10 convince US of the non fanat-
ici.m IF the "Maine Liquor Law he must be
more sound in his arguments and more faithful
in his parallels. He must be able to draw the
distinction between that which sper sea crime
and that which becomes so by abuse.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-05
THE PRESIDENCY.

It's amusing to Look over the columns of the
Wing journals of The country just at this time
and observe how beautifully they harmonze up
on the erea, question of the Presidential candi-
dacy for the coming fall. They are in sad fix
The Democracy. it may be said, are equally d.
vided and distracted with their wing cotem7ora-
RES True, but they are not so rap'dly,and ire
vocably committed to their divisions. Each COTE
rie of friends whether personalor political, have
their choice, but none are unwilling to ahid e
the decision Of the National Convention. All
are prepared To harmanize with, and TALL into
the support of the person selected by that body
to be our Standard bearer in the approaching
struggle But not so with neighbours
They are mt only divided, but they sicear that
they will remain so. For example the Advert
ser goes for Scott and him only. 1t places him
far beyond even Washington, ba,h as military
man and Statesman. Hon. Fl. Marshal declares
on the other hand, that Scott, in his present
position can not obtain the vote Of Kentucky
any more than he can command the poaoer Of
Hearen. The Hawkeye thinks Marshal may
be mistaken, and no doubt regards the illustri
Gus gentleman Of soup ,notoraty, as Second
Daniel. The Knoxville Tennessee Wing says
that, IL can support either Fillmore or Webster,
hnt nerer Scott, though endorsed by all the
: Wing Conventions between He'll g. Heaven
Even he Missouri Republican, loses its usua-
equanimty, .and speaking of the ''military and
gun-powder fame, of the hero Of soup, says
"we honor Gen Scott as military CONT
mander. and we respect him as a patriot; bn,
we must confess that in his present fshy posi-
ton, we cannot and ,ctit not support him for
the Presidency. ar e.a7..s
- Keep cool gentlemen, keep cool; You need
not be particular whom you take. hl6s
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-05
DzED.

.
On the evening Of the Cd inst. Mrs Marie
Louise Nadeau, wife of Narcisse Mad, au, at her
residence in this City aged so years
The deceased has left three children of tender
age and a husband to mourn her loss An ar
tectionate mother and exemplary wife, her death
has made the domestic hearth desolatc. Quiet
unassumng and affable, her friends and family
highly appreciated the many estimah!e traits
Of her character as daily exhibited in The family
circle Her acquantances will long remember
and regret the departed; but the peculiar cir
cunsianccs Of her death have excited universal
feeling, and whole community sympathize
with her bereaved partner. Her death bed was
Illuminated by the Christians hope, and despite
the pangs Of dissolution, which were more Sc
we're than ordinary, she had parting smile for
each of the friends who surrounded her couch
Fortitude and Faith enabled her to meet death
with calmness, and thus to show that for her
there was heaven beyond the grave, where all
that loved her earth might hope to meet he,
to part no more.
Ey- 81. LOUIS papers please notice.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-05
HARRY.
Treatment of Poultry.

The following rules are authorita!ively laid
down, for the trea'meut Of Poultry. We hope
they NAV prove of value to The readers of the
Express.
All Young chickens, ducks and turkeys
should be kept under cover, out OF the weather
during The rainy SEASONS.
9 Two or three times a week, pepper, shall
lots hives or sarl.ck should be mixed up with
their food.
3 small lump of asa retida should be
pcccd in the pan in which water IS gwen them
To drink
Whenever they manifest disease, by the
droopipp If the wings, ant Their outward
sign of i'll health, little asafe ida broken into
small lnmps sin .uld be- NAKED with their food
; Chickens which are KIP irm the dung
hill while Young, seldom have The gapes; there
fore, i, should be the object If hose who have
the charge Of taem, s. To cnntine, the hens as
to preclude tn ir young from the range OF barn
or stable yards
6 Should any Of the chickens have the
games, INK up small portions of asaiG.ida, rhn-
barb and pepper in fresh butter, and give each
chicken as much of the mixture will lie upon
half the bawl of SMALL TIA spoon.
I For The pip, the following treatment is ju-
dicous; take off the indurated covering on The
point OF the tongue, ana give twice DAY, lnr
two or three DAYS. piece OF garlic the s z" OF a
pea IF garlic cannot be chained, on n, sha
lot or shives Will answer, and il neither ot these
be convenient, two grains OF black p, PIPER gwen
in fresh butter will answer.
8 Far the snuiflas the same remedies as the
rapes will be found highly curative, Int in adj
diion to these it Will be necessary tn melt little
asafntda in fresh butter, and rub the chicken
abou. the nos:rile, taken care to clean them
out.
Q Grown up ducks are Sometimes taken of
rapidly ty convulslons. In such cases tour
grains of rhnbarb, and four grams Cayenne pep
per m;xrd in fresh butter should be administer
d-Er hGn3c.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-05
NOTICE.

A. X. EATON,
Attorney for plaintiff.
March 2nd so i7-w3dnav.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-05

TIE CRYST4L EMPORIUM.
BY G. W. BURTON * Co.
Ladies' Misses, Gents and Boys,
Nrw's Your time for summer Toys,
When lades walk in beauty dress'd,
Ard gents appear in sflkrn vest
When lovely nynphs and happy SWANS
Frnlic Ger The floral plains.
BURToS Il Co keep pace with time.
In business ard poetic rhyme
Come from the North. South, East and West
You'll find orr goods cheapest md best;
New store, new q, Is, and profits small,
We guaran'ec to suit you all,
Ia mus!ins, CHI n'z ; ks, caheots,
Cashmeres, dnnestics, (come and chosc,j
Linens, satnS, satlnett,
Bonnrt's, ribbons, (preities. yet
All kinds of clothing, ready mad
OF every fashion, price and shade;
Broad cloths, Narrow cloths, coarse and fine,
And all things in the tailoring Inc;
Boots and shoe. 70 land man,
Suited t,r c y. ball or plain;
Dry-goods, groceries, queensware rsrc,
Glassware, hardware, sofiwarp, allware,
All kinds of produce bought and sold,
Or taken in exchange, or gold;
Every kind cf Yankee Notion,
Going BY perpetual motion,
Musical purses, playing chimes
And notes produced by dollars and dunes
we mean to please all tastes that come
Within cur new Emporium,
So come while finn is all the 60,
To e. W. Burton * Co.,
corner of Main and Fourth streets,
Dubuque, iowa
n. b No charge far showing,
We Ike TO keep going
While business is growing,
inch % 1852
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-05
sB Vegetation begins to look rerdant

Beauties OF INrELLIGENcE.-The Burling-
ton Telegraph, publishes with great flourish,
the communication of correspondent at Wash
ington, who n,lds the following language, viz
8. The same genteman-Dodge-isr reported (for
was not in the House at the time,) as having
made great speech day before yesterday. y
| Wonder when Dodge got into the House.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-05
Spring Ar,iv:ai OF scAseEiabic
ssBDbS.

FROM NEW YORK AND ST. T. us.
am receiving Spring ~TocK dF Goehs ADAPTED 10 III
! season In IN WAY III sax, FANcY AND DRESS Coop:
| have full and II leCtt a a>>trm eH', ana am Con
6dcnt that my G,,cds will please FAINT Efrages
ge de IIales, Paint lawns, Muslin de aneS, VIII
buttons and trimmings b rn"ts OF almost fv ry deScHP
ion, with Rib,,ns and Artitci1lS On yes and all hiii'
Il lis ~, iaces, Mns!ins, EdsinsS and ihs r'ihgs
G rghatns Prints, 9.r., Ny sfork of staple
Goods, is also cunlrlse. AID my prfces viii SUIT yon
Of HARDWARE | have
a small stock, and GUt ENsWAHE n . cd :'ppiy, en-
Tracing about very artice u1sIar called TOR Also al
ass r,incnt of Reefs Rr, gns and LaairS CATER ifo"i
@ $ Walking Shn and II rpers. Always III u st ar
tel Of Grncer Of every de>cnlii'n %, VIII ma m
re,dy 10 sh.w YOU and eli ny Good, at all amc, Cal
and examine Il yours Tvs. -
49, !. q. WEATIIERBY,
Main Street deer Sb ". the Miners BANK
Dubuque, Apsil 27--dwiy
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-05
The state OfIOwc.

To Patrick Raleigh; Raleigh and Ilrfsrman; Lam. ard
Guild, Peck and Todd " r. Martin and Brother; Hunt
Merton and Co. FAY and Stone, Ely Clop and nos'cl
t;oddart and Burchart; Merritt Bliss and Coz Th,raSs
Warren; Edward l.lmberf Lee and Brewster: Rootle
and Foster l.. o. Wilson and Co.; Campbell and Bis.
slawsin, Barrett and Co.. Briggs and Douglass, Nor
ton, Winsow and Co r. :: Masterson; Naternsl
and Ryan.
V1OU will please take notice that there Is Clio In
the office of the Clerk Of te District Cuun OF In
huquc county Iowa, m petition of Peter Wape- II,
assignee of Patrick Raleigh setting forth statement -
account of proceeds OF said assignment, and psys
f H., direction and order Of said Court in the uisos.
ton of the sa also asking the Court to settle dsns,e
be- we said Raleigh and cerfsn Of said defendants, s
creditors whether they have right TO share in saiI
proceeds without <. cutting said Raleigh resase f..
their claims the execution % such release being eaine
BY said Raleigh nd refused by said creditors And tbs
said petition will be heard at the May Term of 81 d
Court in 1852. PETER WALES.
April s, Is52.-dssw.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-05

NEW doz pals tubs and churns, good article on hand
10 and for sale nv G r WEST
LARGE lot OF corn bronms Oh hand and VIII be s'd
IA cheap BY the doz-call at VESTS.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-05

"Massa says you must s1r'in pay de bill to-
day. said a negro to New Orleans shop keep
er.
SWAY, he isan afraid I'm going to run away
as h. ?, was the reply.
Not ezacly dat; but look ahee,' said the
darkey, slyly and mystrriously, ''he's gwoin to
run AWAY lcscli', and darfore wants t. make a
bip raise y
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-05
a MILL. 10 RENE.

4 LARGE supply of Extract OF lemon, Vanilla, Nnt
meg and RIOS just received and tor sale ar the l'rus
Store of may J y. Gi iiESfiE.
'Irihure conN
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-05
The state Of IOWA,
Dubuque County.
To Nancy Miller;

I original notice having been returned "Not fscui'
n by the Sheriff Of Dubuque county, You are hereby
notified that there is file in the office Of tho cle
OF the District court. in Dubuque county, petition
Jacob Miller, asking judgment of Divorce and that IL
bonds Of nIar nDny existing between you and b
be dissolved and setting forth for cause, wi Dc
sertou and absence for than fhs space of ys<
and that unless you appear and answer thereto,
.orc the day of MAY next before said court, rt
nent will be rendered against yof, a. asked fT. g
costs. IIEalPSTEAp &c BIRT, Atty's Tor FIJI
Dubuase, March 81, 1852. wiws
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-05
NTARXk

At the City Hotel on the 2Sth inst, by Rev.
Mr.. Holbrn"k, Mr.. LEo>A W. VolK, of
Galena, and Miss EMILY G. BARLOW, of ST.
Louis.
On the 2Sth inst, at the IL sdencc of the
Brides Father, by the Rev. II. Hamilton,
WV. AxDsEws. Esq, TO Miss CoRSELIA ".
HAMILTos, all of Dubuque.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-05
Boot, SEsGc and a4casscr
E.JH sSGRss vi,

SPRING STOCK u SPRING Sly ES.
SIGs or THE Bic noor.
attn THE Undersigned is in receipt oil new and
Pi cleg1nt stock G ods, comprising every VARIETY I"
~ and st,lcs connected with the Root. Shne and
Gather iu neSs being with III lnb the largest soch
IN rho North West The subscriber takes great Measure
in i,vnc hi. customers and the Pablo generally, b tn in
,a ca,ntz- and in tayn an examination ct the said
stock while lie mas exered iinsei II pr cure tho nc
uired articles FIR The Retail Irdar lie has aso
stnck viii, h de .ned ~ the " hole al Your aticn
IL !. ais, called II general ortment c caiher ana
Fin>lnes c. tu be found at the sign Ct The iiig Boot
L IN, stand ID DECKER.
,nr;t1 -d,.-x
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-05
Administrator Notice.
Administration Notice.
Caution.

FnRT Urn and all parsons !r-N rs'r.:'r~ -
i wife FIJI. ll.i>tine a~sount. 81 >aa
DELFT she may cont ACT. as &c ! rs left mr. I. ~
Board without any good ~ laWu cEr<.
FREDERICK HOLSTISE,
Dubuque County, J.ffsrtn Township, low
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-05

THOR crossing Wagon ard pair Of Hrrs's, - II it'@
II and driycr tr IN tho asst si'o Vt ff~ liver 2 =
r,ty will CHARGED Each additional pair ct Z,
nicn, twenty five cents.
THOMAS NeCEASTI
Eagle p isff E.ws. April ia,h, lc5a. 0ain
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-05
AUCTION BELL.

In shine or rain,
As tho insane,
That Auction bell will ring,
Bet mud or dry,
Twill alwaystry;
Each passer by to bring.
With grating cangs,
With Gigg, dong. dangs,
And tongue in noisy play;
II Civ no rest,
To thosr oppres't,
And worn with toll Of day.
The color'd CERT,
With mind content,
On what ke's going t" say;
Walks up and down.
While flung round,
To odd ST notions play.
"Oh! now's de time,
To buy things fine,
And all for cash. ST. cheap;
SO walk along,
And jine de ttrog,
Dat geders on de street,
So darky sings,
Then bell he rings,
And thus his concerts keep;
While on my oath,
petwixf them bolh,
WIRE swindl'd out of sleep.
Dubuque Nav 3rd.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-05
no The AflI;ctcd.--Pepsin.

H. H. iiutt.HTDN; rtrs.
1>-Na. hA1EY isl"pailv authorized Ia use my name
in rerf citing title in The soe oi any PARTON OF the above
rit,sr,y Narrt ( dw2m n. II. IIOCtiHTDN.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-05
STATE OF IOWA.
To John u. NJ. CrcckweIYf

CfR-You hereby .ofhed, that this 25th 1zy 81
- March, 1852, there is file tho Office II Ia
Aoamosa Petition Of Andrew j. Reeves, elaimins ..
Won Hundred and Seventy five Dol'ars, and niIs =
cents as money due two pronissory Not, execute
BY YOU 10 enc Adam s. Woods bearer, and that
less you appear at Anamosa, and answer Thereto :
Monday, tn 9th day of April, lS5a, and make defer ~
u said claim, Judgment will be rendered against
thereon. ANDREW ]. REEVES, rIA!AtiG
By ). MANN, Ills Atty
March o5th, 1857. wiw
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-05
Cora Sf1TSsa.

HAVE now in st re seine of this superior article f.
F1mIy use, which will be sold low by
may 3 a. EtiI.ESPIE.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-05
20 Railroad Contractors.
Esi.sesi
ss,

OryIcE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
New YorK, March Is, 1852.
| cEALED PROPOSALS will be received al,
- the office eff the Chief Engineer, in the
| City If Chicago, Illinois, for the Grading, Ma
sonry, Bridging and Superstructure, or either of
them, with or wi,hou, materials, on the follow
iny Divisions of the Illinois Central Railroad,
! tn wit
FIRST Division. from Cairo to Big Mud
DIV River 90 miles.
Second Division f-on Big Muddy R;v-
/ or TO Town p n /, north Of the
base line o. he ID principal meridi-
an SO miles.
Sixth Division, from Bloomington to
i the Illinois River 60 miles.
| Eighth Division, from Frecport to Du
buqne 81 miles.
Ninth Division, from Chicago to Kan
kakep RIVER 55 miles.
! TENN Division, from Kankakee River
10 yTrbana 70 miles
The proposals must be for tho entire length
Of each Division, ard will be received at the
Office in Chicago, as follows:
For the Ninth and Tenth Divisions, until
Aprl Is, lS52, al noon.
For the Sixth Division, until April 90, 1852,
at noon.
For the Eighth Division, until April 3D. 1852
at noon.
For the Frs, and Sec nd Divisions, until May
81, 1852 at noon.
Pr fils, plans, and approximate estimates Of
quantities, will be ready for inspection, and
blank forms for proposals, and statements Of the
mode end terms of payment, will be furnished
at The Office over the Nv York ard NV Haven
Railroad Passenger Station, No 33 Canal ST.
New York City. and az the otce OF the Chief
Engineer in Chicago, Illinois on and after
March %, I152 The same SO far as at Jones'
boro, Union CO: Illinois; to the Sixth Division.
at Lasllte, Lasalie co, Illinois, and to the
Eighth Division, at Frceport, Stephenson CO..
Illinois
separate prop 'sal; will also be received al
Chic 90 until the 9th Of May. for furnishing
Ties. Plank, Bsidgc Timber and Piles, Tor The
whole any pirt o. the road. ses
Spec, firalions may he ebancd on and ate.
the first of APRIL, 1889, BY application a. the Of
flee of the Ceief Engineer, n Chicago.
Satisfactory references will in all cases be re
ouired r. B. MASON,
Eng nocr in Chief Illinois Central Railroad.
G,y,I
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-05
Notice.

Dubuque, April 27-dwti.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-05
Wffklq Grprrss.
Present-Futurc.

~ We feel TINT some explanation is due on
account The rery bad appearance Of our paper
this week. Our kind patrons are assured that We
done all in our power to procure better paper
hut none could be had either good enough -
large enough. ne ril NOT be eansAt :" saef a
Sr
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-05

70 The Afllictcd.---Pepsin.
MOTHER Scientific Wonder! important
"a tn Dvspeplics DR.. J. N. flOUGtl-
TON'SPEPSIN The True Digestive Finid !,
or Gastrick Juice, prepared from REMIT, OF
the fourth stomach Of the OK, after directions
Of Baron Lietiy, the great Phys ologcal chem
list, by J, S. Hough'on, NJ. d, phi!adelpha--
THIS is truly wonde rfnl remedy for lndiges-
ton. Dyspepsp, Jaundice, LAYER Compliant,
Consideration and Debility. caring after yNafnr' $
oua .,ie,hod, by .Nat"rss Or" .4g'"'' the r,s
rr,c Juice Pamphlets, containing scientific
evidence of its value furnished BY agents
Sold wholesale and retail by
a. GILLESPIE.
No ! Globe Buildings, Dubuque.
Marsh, l:'-dwv
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-05

a1y-Nark Packages "Care d. R. & Go. Ch,caeo."-fre
~ r. & Co. still occupy their central position at the
~ foot of Clarke street and being only Comm -'i"A
Dealers feel that they give entire ton 10 those
wishing to sell or purchase in This marFet
Their facilities for the forwarding business are also TN
suppressed Ii recently erected spacious Ware House
and M, K ariai,ina Tic Ga'ena ard 1ficaH lerct
where property can be banded with uia2ach and with
ont t e charge and i,jtTy OK Carriage.
kpr 3i-l3a.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-05
! II y A NJ F E R r Y.
Farm for Sale,

Itr n ACRES of chocr Land or 90 acres il required
| w III" above farm is situated in Dubuque COM
~ three mites from Beuna Vista, and hve ih,'S ;nm
op,tn ON the Mississippi River Thu land shaft Prai-
yia and half timber ALI ~ the hest quality wei water
e.; twenty arr is under good fence and cultivation,
aud i. cnnrie thy situated to eood roads
The above { rIu vii. BE sold at bargain ard on the
AZ JCcnU,m otat.ng t"f.ns.
Ter ra'.i,frs enquire Of me UNI r$Igned near the
nren.i-os, or in Dubuque Of Charlie. i't'e.
THOMAS MCGUIRE.
Mar aith 1850. dw!in
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-05

ia AN Excellent Water Power FIGURING MILL
Aa.AE in complete running nrier. ami only few miles
from this CITY, will be Leased tor few Inoder
ate terms, by tHAS. tohhGhf.
Also
large number of Improved Farms, for sale ch ap.
anril 30 nw II w.