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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-07
NO. 1a-fI-Gl3.

Corner Of iIaia aad Ak streets, Dubuqac, loco.
TyNiE undersigned N their old established stand No.
ii, Cit! Hotel building, take pleasure iunGuIi-
eng to their NUMEROUS patrons that their Sprin. stock
ROW complete, and will be sold retail and wolcsae
on as favorable terms as any ether house in the city,
We Keep all kinds of merchandise Dry Goods Groce-
RES Hardware, Liquors, Boots ana Snocs, and, in a
word all that the country needs We wish and intend
To do tar legitimate busl false pretencpS str,
as pretending 10 sell at It is Obi ct to i'm
pugn the motives ri others, will Ito it, We only
Wish to say Wcrd TO the ususp citing portion of COM
MUMMY, and thar is, he OF such gull traps We
use the tcrm ter We have other use and de
them justice. We shall poke the poe when we are
found 10 do so h would not recruit stock 10 The
amount of six CT eight Thousand dollars, and still sell 1T
cost We think il would be. if do So an in
suit to the most oRenlightcncd mind.
We thankful foy past f.voYs, and hop, by strict
Intention to business, 10 merit continuance of the
same. EMERSON Is SHIELDS.
Duii,GIe, May z, 1851
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GEL AIN PUMPS.

TINE Chain Pump with zirc buckets smootlcd and
fitted IL tie pipe, is the most ttvcEicnt easiest
worked, cheapest ami durable Of any kind in use
Experience has fully tested its
SUPERIORITY TO All OTHERS.
1t gives motion the in the well. which tends TO
Keep pure and good IL occasions trouble from rccz
ing in the coolest weather, and the chains and castings il
carefully used will last an age
The undersigned manufacturing these
GALVANIZED CHAIN PUMPS
In Dubuque and design to make superior article. We
have fresh supply Of Chain from the pI.enccs in Pos
ton We will put up the Pumps and let you Try them
before we ask you buy. TEcy are rarrantcd to no
frrc.e up, and to be kept in repair fer one year.
Orders for Pumps trial otherwise, will receive
prompt attention.
y. b. Beware OF counterfeit chains with cast-ircn
buckets.
w. VI. OWENS c co.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-07
7 NJ ASON

Sign of the Good Samaritan,
INVITES the attention Of his customers to
the following articles received by late arri-
walls.
SPERM OH. for parlcr lamps that will not al
Prepared COCOA from Raker'5 we'll known establish
m"nt.
Prepared CHOCOLATE.
CORN STARCH of kngsord manufacture.
HEcKER,' Firina
CoLoGSE, at 81 per quart, of superior quality
ROSE WATER, double distilled and fine Favored.
Pam. POWDER
ALABAsTER powder
WuErHERrII's premium Lily Whits
CHAIN BALLS tor toilet
RosE POWDER
POWDER puFFs
TAYLuR's transparent soap
g Chrystlnc wash balls
kEsAS soap
OH, BUM Windsor soap
SAND Soar; Egg shaped soap; Orange soap
MILITARY SHAVING
SHAVING CREAM of various kinds
NAREGATEp SOAR; white soap; CASTLE soap
THE attention of Ladies respectfully solicited to the
fol- owing articles:
PEEL, liquid solder for china
TooTu Brushes of every variety
CHARCOAL PASTE for the teeth
Extract Vanilla; extract nutmeg; extract lemon
PoMADEs ct every variety OK marrow OF varios style:
HAUEL. Eau Lustrad nov2O ly
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NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS
wholesale and Esefaia.

T.. THOMAS respectfully informs The citizens of
- Dubuque and surraundjne country, that he has taken
the store nearly opposite the Naplcs House, and inedi
atctly between the of Mr. Bell and Mr. Lawter,
where he is receiving and opening IN
EricnSire and aceH selected st0ck of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, FINE CUT
LERy ROOTS AND SHOES, &c.
All Of which have been purchased in Nav y ORR anu
rfApELpHia principally fer cash, thereby offering great
inducements country merchants and buyers in general
respectfully invite ali persons who are DESTROYS OF
purchasing cheap and fresh seods TO call and examine
stock.
IL, the Ladies' Department, have
Black Gro dc Rhine; Needle worked cuffs;
FIcurcd Pr dc Sol, a new Do pcllarnes;
article; Needle worked vietorsa col
PlaiI do do; lars;
sirip,d Jaspc silk: Fancy neck ties;
Watered Popn, beautiful; Linen cambria haIerchiefs,
Plaid CEeve, just out OF the a few very fine;
vessel: AcNan;er's kid gloves;
Muslin dc lainc; Phillc mits, long and short;
Grochc Turquoise; Scoliop cuffs;
- Pieces ncrinoes, alpacas 80 Pieces fancy prnts
| Chinese grass Cloth; French gngi1inS;
! Skirtines; English and American do;
Sw3 twill iaconet and 100 fancy slawis, from to
| bric NH ns sig, some very sipcfior
acoDct edgnm nscrtng % Pieces green, red, blue,
Thread lace and inscrtiHc; white, and yellow fan
1 Bohinct lace and inserting; ncls;
Plain and figured helmet; $40 Pieces brown mustn't
| Needle worked collars 100 Pieces blcached musiss
Do capcs;
These Goods purchased by pattern cards, the cases
DOT having passed the custom house
Jenny Lind boots and shoes;
Tortoise, buffalo, and other coInbs brushes, &c
| IN extensive assortment ol soaps ltTluihcTN
Far the GrnueIasR have Extra super black and broaiI
cloths Black mixed, and fancy cassincrcs; Blie brown
black, green, grey Mixed and army blue sanes, pwi
| and striped Black satin and other vcstings;
| A few dozen of Winchcstcrs celebrated shirts;
large and elegant assortment Of under Shirts Dough
directly from tie importer.
! Irish linen; Super slim for shirts.
! BOOTS, SHOES, and BROG-7.NS-A few dozen o
Miners boots and Shoes new article, and WORTHY OF you
attention.
FLNE CDTIERf-A large assortment of superior PEI
Knives, farmers Knives, KNIVES and FORKS, from "
$50 set Alberta and German silver and tabt
spoons; few of Gothic
GROCERIES-A very general assortment, such a
Sugar, Coffee, Tea, &c.
All of which will he sold cheap for cash. approved caur
try produce responsible dealers, liberal credit
Dubuque. August 10 1851
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Housekeeping Goods.

csALERATUS. A SIMPLY of Superior sai:ratns lust re
- ceivcd and for sale low by +. F. GILLESPIE
Oct l.
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EJW:s @EsOc Store.
3D. I'D 81 c * a. ".
Shoes, Leo.her, Findings, sc.
Nam STREET, DUBUqUE,


Shoes, Lco.her, Findings, SC.
MAIN STREET, DUDUQUE,
Sign OF the Big Boot,
CT, IS NOW receiving at his Store tic largest and
most varied assortment of goods helonsins TO his
", business, that has H. brought 10 this place
They " re selected under his FIJI supervision,
at the manufactures i'll the East. buyers may depend
,,pnn finding, at his Slor', EVERY VARIETY OF
STOCK connected with tho trade-no matter what
quality or style may b. wanted, ANY light fancy
or common low or hi.h price, for Men, Women, and
Misses; Boys and cdrcn's wear-it be had at the
Shoe Store. Come and Tor yours Ives call wier1
YOU NAV expect to get, without roGbie what you wan,
IN the shoe linc.
ALSO, aarse full and compl t. assorm nj Of Leather
and Findings.
The LADIES viii please KEEP in mind his large and
dcsirabla lection of various qualities and cGiors oil
Nuts, &C.
The experience Of Ere pears lhc above business il
Dubuque, ,nahes tn suhSciib und rtand fully The
OF tie puh'ic. Ii las bccn, and still is, his d
sire conduct his business fair and honorable prin
cipcs form for ii nscif IN honest and upright char
and, by such ans, retain the patronage q
his old friends, and Largely t, incr the crcl anon.
his acquaintance, always has b2,n and still vii
be- his high ST aim. Sr5-Rcm, nbr the Shoe store.
ID. DECKER.
Sept .. diw-w1y.
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W asatcI.

YTylE subscriber wishes purchase good Onion seed,
for which, fair price will he given. Nouc Will he
bought unless insured To BE- Of The growth of 1871.
TIMOTHY MASON.
Noyls-y Sico Of tn, Good Samaritan.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-07
A2,sn;,yacS for 1852,

7
| For Free Distribution ,oiihoat Money and aciM
ont Price.
n0CTOR TIMOTHY MASON, sign Of the Good
Samaritan. invites liz customers to call and receive
an Almanac for 1882. lie is publishing table 10
accompany his Am1nacs, for telling what the tocathc
" BE- through all lunations of each year, till the end
,mc. The table will b: ready for delivery in few
dave oct2D--d.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-07

a. L.GREGOIRE
Dubuque, May 1851. CHARLES EOGY
ATHlTE LEAD and WINDOW GLASS. have n1v
" IN store stock OF pure white lead and wind, W
glass, of the best quality, which Twill sci! cheap
'ci. j. + GILLESPIE
4 NkEfM TARTAR and soda tor bread. cases cream
~ tafhr one barrel Of sup. car. soda; just received
'nh Tor sale by L. F.GILLESplE.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-07
COssN S'TAECEH

4 N additional supply Of this suR"rfinn article f
"A Family use, Just r, ceved and for sci" nv
Aug 30 1y T.. +. GiLi.ESPiE
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-07
RgRTOE.S CHEAP STGRE ENLARGED.
TREMENDOUS STOCK OF GOODS

BURROWS CHEAP S'rGRE ENLARGED.
TREMENDOUS STOCK OF GOODS
GREAT RUSH OF BUYERS!
4 IL admit that BUTTONS is the place to Bay Goods
N Cheap for cash prodcc and great has been the
rush. consequence al this tlct, that he has doubled tile
size Of his store, ard having just returned from the East,
opening Of the largest and best selected stocks
of goods brought this market, in order 10
date his increasing customers.
TO those who have bought at Buron's Cheap store
heretofore need not describe the various and almost
unlimited assortment of goods which keep hand
But the uniformed would say have every vari-
Of dry Goods from the finest dress goods for ladies' TO
The che pcst prints and dcmescs; have broadcoths,
cassimcrcs aud satncs, fine and coarsc ready
clothing Of every style and quality, and suitable for all
weather. bots and shoes variety; grocer
les of every descriptions hardware quecnsware, glassware,
&c.. &c.
ill Eiads IF produce bon rht AID sold.
G3-Rcmcmber our stand IS Immediately under the Wa
pies House. Main street. Dubuque. Look fer BUR7O.h"S
C4IE~7P STORE.
GEO. W. BURT y & co.
ls
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-07
nIisfeiIuucous.
ST, NsEPH'S FEMALE hchDeHY.
CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS or CHART "
THE BLESSED TIGlN
aLout c;gLt ,oiffs from Dabuqae


about eight miles from Dubuque
rTyIIE situation Of this academy is beautiful ana me,n
esqne; the air pure and hcaiihfnl; calclia'e" !"
improve the constitution and To inpart new s,e't w wy
mind The Of ednrator comprises, orhostaPs'
fcading writing, arithmetic grammar, conirsitinh e'"
cution rcogara,,v use Of the globes algebra, French
history sacred and pratne: chronology, m! th"hel' m
amy, chemistry, astronomy, mlsir pan" i'
Sc; drawing, plain and ornaments! need!e Woih, al
The sisters emhody in their cdueati"hai Hos's' "a
that may he found useful in modern i;T2S s'ns,'', ~,
which NAV tend u refine The taste and TO "eFP'oPs W
natural resources of lie mind They cndea'or TO con-
hine morality and literature SO that eaeh may H'iFs
consnirc the progress md advancement, ~ w ,c,
They stpdy to unite with tic ordinary c"nrse ~ 90.
ZION tie moro refined aud tha more necessary
msnts of the mind; teing fully ra!a' 'Ait ''.'e
scientific education becomes more FedanirI Hhi'sS 70
ronoaned with graceful address, win tiaf eSe anu
rcr.acc OF manners which always hespcak ti'A eu
,;yg,ed clnd aa which are found next viri;c the
most noble ed0n meats Of the nilnt-te m"' rec'oUS
prnalcn of the female character
! Young ladies of every religious nomination arc Na
'nittcl into this academy where SPECIAL eafS Is tiNc'i
thar influence ever blasts their r,i'-'s
otee, r,oesSar :or the good stvern ~ o. Gnsr
institution, they be required to observe Tie "fait's
| regulations OF external WORSHIP
lose arms and ceremonies so mach priced ana prac
tced in polite society," strictly iacuieied yer e"e
taken prevent these accessory cefelnohes ir'n " "
Grating into those cxtravaslnt compliments which have
neither meaning in their fur nor sncer! IN '>i pre-
tensions.
calculated TO r. move that painful disgust generally *
p.renced by Young minds in the pursuit OF their Siad
and rena stut:s rather recreation 10 their pa
Ills tIan a disagree able t. * or tresori1 duty.
No cxeriions spared ny the sst rs G iinart To IN
mind. of their ulnils suc sources of information
shall prev in after life, ill., *hahc Treasure 10 soce
H. an undranabe of pure delight To themselves
and remove them from that dangerous intercourse "hie
yac;y of mind render highly agreeable 70 the uncdu
, ! cat d. -. =
Beard and Tuition per annum, Sio3
u-h;r nor ,anun 0
; ! u,,;c !. al uss 81 ciano per quarter 10 o
: Guitar per quarter, ~
Astronomy and use Of glclss, Philosophy, Chem
} istry and laahy,
4 Drawing and painting,
french,
J Payments must be made IN adea"ce
. Persons residing at distance required 10 have
2 re.pors iblc agent IN the city OF Dubnqur.
Nor.tuctiun made in the of children berg VIII
drawn before the expiration of the quartz, unirs.
! ca ,es of sickness. .
9 All letters he directed (post paid 10 Mother Ma
Franc 5 Clarke. 81. Joseplis, Dubuque.
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August C, ISL
sCAHsF,s COMPOUND

7CUJSI7L O7L.
For the cure of DEAFNESS pains, and the discharge
of matter from the ears also all those disagreeabie nos
s the bizzng of insects, failing Of wal whizzinf
of st am, &c. &C., which sympt, ms of approaching
deafness, and also generally attendant with The disease
Aug C-y I. MASON, .ayef,
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NJ O N 4 " T. n Il /.

NIONU NENT.
Ice
Cooks,
So!e's,
Jayne's.
Crazy s,
Bragg's,
Cooper's,
NJ II ats,
Hcrrick's,
Nc Clure's,
Brandrcdlh IS,
Saprington IS,
era nberg,
Comp. Coilocynth
Comp. Cathartic,
AndPs ofall kinds,
Sold who's, and rcti.
JohnrulPs Sarsaparil!a,
SPTownscr isSarsap'a,
Moorcic&d'sMag' ticPaSc,
Jayne's Carmintiy. Balsam,
And all his fimiy medicines.
Nerv and b one Inimcnt,
.'Ian's Batcr's, Charleses',
And L..lbcrs2n's Musta.g.
GarIncr's, Fcrnnarc's and>lo3G's
Ointment, Mct'allistcr's Ointment,
PanKillcr Radncys Relief, Circassian
Baln Balley's Pain Extractor, Jew
Dayid's Plaster, Eadcan's Plaster,
Poor Mans Plaster, &C., &C., &C.
n. b. Cnlilawn, Bender, Baobab md
Vincctoxicum; Refined Whale Oil, Fish Oil,
| MEATS Foot OIL and all kinds ofoil for machinery
| That will stand the weather, wet and dry.
| -- w. +. ALLEN & CO., --
Chemist and Druggist, No. 1901, Main street. adoinn
the Wa,ics House. Country merchants supplied I'll
| most reasonable terms, and al the shortest motto
| DabqIc October, -, 1851 daw
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-07
Fresh Groceries.

FTNlIE undersigned having returned from the South
i with new stock of Groceries, is prepared to
sell at wholesale retail. at small advance from
and transportation. Now is your time purchase year
winter supplies. Hall at Vests, the ievec, No
CT, Main street, and examine the quality, and price the
goods. C. Il. WEST.
October 2. 1S5I-dw1v
LNLUUh->uperiine and Exrra FANNY, lt constants,
On hand at the regular market prices, and liverod
free OF charge. This -four is warranted good. made OF the
finest quality of wheat. If il should prove SO, the
-four can be returned al my EXPENSE and the
unded may 2sl Il. Il. WEST.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-07

FINE article OF keg AMI cans,cry powders shot of all
Kinds, for sale by GELPCkE s. SCkOEOEk.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-07

APGTNE article Of ". r. Cheese Oysters, Iobs'ers
and Sardiaes of superior quality just received and for
sale by GELPCkE SCHROEDER.
Nov le-dwly
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TIE GOOD SAMARITAN
nLI'E NIn y u


Ne. 81 Main street, DaJnqrr, Ionca.
fsSHE subscriber informs the fri ntS and customers
now receiving large and full assortment of all article
| in the line of his business. Among these are
FIR sil Drugs,
| Patent Mcdicin s,
Pars aud Oils,
Glass ard Putty,
and new chemical pr ptraiions.
lie keeps constantly kaid and fer sale in any quail
;ity:
PANTS & COI.OHS,
Mixed and ready for immediate usc
Hst lSiiES.
OF every description for painting, withdrawing, etc.
W ND,JW GLASS.
Of every size from no to i13j inches.
Pi!Iil.S AID GLt>S-W ARE,
For Druggists, Ply >icanS, aud Grocers.
INSTEt VI EMS.
For Surgeons, Accouc'ers, and 1, ntists
ACID AND MARBLE. !'tSI,
For soda wat max rs and pubic houses.
ESSEN I'M. tEtS AND Cbi.OES,
Fer ConfcctiuRcrs, Eah rs etc.
SUPERIOR Git y.
For Cabinet makers, and Mncrs.
Bh E-S1 UFES.
For every purp. Sc and for every body
CiiiDHiDi: LIME AND SODt,
For purifying, cleansing, and keeping away cholera
hiDnEtPS,
OF ron glass, wcdg, wood and marble, of all Sizes
NsHNi>iIi'S.
Copa' coach japan, black and bright, and map, of var-
qualities, and for all purposes, to- dd inEnitnm.
Country III rchan's and deal,rs supplied on the most
accommodating terms.
Goods packed and forwarded tie shortest notice and
Terms Casl,-Prices Low.
Dubuque, May :, 1851. TIMOTHY MASON.
Fresh Medicines and I, !cmicsis.
I AN now IN receipt of 4 new supply of drugs, mcdf
cincs and chemicals, which warrant pure ard ccnu-
inc. will sell them very cheap for cash: give me a call
L. F. GILLESPIE.
Oct !, 1851. Nc. !, Globe Building.
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DR.. CHRiSTiE'S
GALVAEIC NECKLACE

+ used for at complaints affecting the Thioai or
Head such as bronchtis Inflammation 81 The Throat,
Nervous and Sick Headache. Dizziness Of the Head,
Neuralgia III the Face, Buzzing Roaring in the
Ears Deafness which is generally Narvons, and that
distressing complaint, called Tic DoloIeux.
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III Dt q I T. t F.'NNt.
TINS old established frrry-the only auoriz d one
L opposite the city-s under the control of tlt
undersigned. No pains money will be spared i'm max
ing our ferry worthy of public The mail
daily al this ferry, and p,rsonS rely at all times upon
b2ing crossed over comfortably and in SAT ~.
Good SiHbng and other accommodations are provided
Tor travellers who may wish 70 stop for the night on the
Illinois side eff til: rivcs
This ferry is at the Western terminus of the Central
Railroad, and Try preparation has been made to d. scry,
ti,2 incrt ased patron age anticipated.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-07


Pr MING MILL,
SASH DOOR, AND BLIND SHOP.
HE und arsigned takes this method of informing tlt
the citiz ns Of Duhuqus Mechanics and Farm r.
generally, thai he is prerar d TO do all kinds o
blaming, such flooring partition shelving &C. Of an,
width, from one 10 sixteen inches, and ire; three quar-
ers OF IN inch To three inches in thickness producing
':rface similar 10 hand work. He keeps constantly
iand Dre*s@i LaRber for sale and is prepared IL
execute all orders from abroad IN his line.
C0asastfy Merchants
And others will please member that This is the place
buy SASH Doors, &c. hoesalc amt retail, cheap
for cash. All ask is give cal before purchasing
elsewhere.
shop of iowa and Fourth street, adjoining
the Temperance House.
J. /. DICKINSON.
n. Z. Turning and Saving done on short notice if
p.r AM FIN
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DUBUQUE MARBLE YARD,

Sept -, l05l-Iy.d6sw
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-07
T. DOYLE'S
CFgEAPCASaA STORE .

On Nata street ks.,rren Foarth and FJih, atft
door to John Simp|ots
yTvIE subscriber hcetesv 10 inrn III" inhabitants of
D,,hn,,e aud surrounding. country ihethc has inst
returned fran New G,rk with frcsh and scasonahe
s.npiy az STAPLE aad FANCY DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING, sRDCESif. S and al EENSWARE, which
have sstst, the advsntsg tcrnis and
win be sold COR sash t~ lawcst reinoneratrs prices
Couatrv Ike 1crs specially regHc Il te cal
and exauine tic goods aud pr before m-'ng rurcha
scs ciscwhcre. One prc. only viii We asked, and no
abatement made.
Amongs, tie stock win he found III following
DrN GOODS
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Dr,, Goo0s.

P. NAPLES,
wIOLESAI.E AND RETAIL.
vV "a. ME nc M& G BG - WE
UNDER TIE NAPLES HOUSE
r WOULD beg Icate 10 say that am no" prepared 70
furnish any quantity and duality OF so9ds, oil ever! aes
crinon, al Wso;esd!e OF Retail.
[ have now ON hand $50 900 worth Of
E;ry GoOsas .asid ElGthiHg.
Roots. Shoes hats and caps; 50 hhds sugar, 50 barrels mo
asscs $50 bags coffee 500 bags salt and all kinds of
GROCERIES,,
100 boxes Of fresh teas direct from the east hne tapestry
Ingram t,recply and Brussels carpcng window eur
!ans spoons, ard every thing ucedd by househcei
ers, tram cellar T. garnet.
Having spent all the summer in the cast, selecting my
goods wherever could find item cheap, am abe to give
better bargains than ] have complete assortment
of everything, beth Encli>h, French and American
goods. CALL AND SEE ME.
TO TIE LADIES.
>v1T;cI. EApi..s.S having been cast, for tie last
rrc Inant.s i new prepared furnish the Ladies
Of Iowa, Illinois attd i, isconsn with the most
I SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF GOODS
ever offered fer sale lat;c West
CARPETS
Ingram thr epiy and Brussels, Of the latest patterns
inst from the manufactures; druegetts and table-eovers
| French and American.
| III A w llS, &C
larce stock Of siawls from 81 - ito SIG fashionable
hnncts of the very hist material, and made 70 order m
The most fashionable aiiiliners in Philadelphia; ALSO
orca variety of laes' silkvelv coats and fancy Sill
NANTES and Mantillas.
LADIES MUFFS
The best assortment brought 10 the CO.: ~ rom 10
t. Sl2.
DRESS GOODS.
French English and German mcrinoes, from 45r. 10 81
Der var nisn LANES, Of very rich STYLES, from lo
81 81 also ca.mer aipaccas and prints OF ever
quality.
LAMPS.
! Nv Lamp and Grandlic Department is not eqnacd
Iowa every style and quality, and warranted
SILVER PLATE.
Tea dessert and table spoons, forks &C., Of the best qua
. ity, am warranted.
.,h article of Window Curtains, something new al
very beautiful
locking Gass"s extra large sizes ard very cheap
A hrau.ifl assortment Of Wall and y ndow rape
beth French and American
Ladies' shoes, of the latest quality OF Philadelphia ma
ftctur which is understood 10 be The best IN the lElt
states: also Ciiiren's and Misses, in endless VARIETY
Fancy Goods of every description, STYLE and qlla
innings etc, and III fcc;acarly every thing ilatis wa
ted.
shall be happy to have tic pleasure Of showing
goods the Ladies, at all timcs and wold respectful
tic married Ladies who wish TO furnish their h'
it'll the newest and cheapest styles of goods, 10 q
ne i call; and who expect 10 be married IN
the time to make good selection.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-07
HENRY C. GAnTRELL,

CORNER Or FIFTH AND MIN SITS,
The Store formerly occupied by J. 3. Colds
berry & Co,
II rs in his store a LARGE and extensive stool
4 ci FAt.I. and WINTER GOODS, which offer ;
slight advance Eastern costs, AT wholesale retail.
My stock consists O! general assortment and wCll sclec
e1 stock "f merchandise. The ladies of Dubuque
surrounding country particularly requested cal
and examine my stock of cheap silks and fancy dry goods
have on hand heavy stock Of Boots and Shoes; ant
variety of Clothing; Groceries of all kinds: brown
crushed and powdered sugar prime qualities IF teas; Ri,
and Java coee the pure> Of liquors. the best Of hs
oysters. Cct3)!Wtf