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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-23
He. ERo ng.

TIE PROPHEC YFCLFILED
y the month OF August, 1919, proms 10 th'
lwurd that We would produce msdcihe nat w'"''
LNSTAN1LyS TOP TIE MOST sEpERE
P.4NtIS 4.ND PaLNS
4ad spetd'lp rcmore its cause.
We propose to Hospitals, and all other Institutions
or the ception Of the sick IT, Physicians, surgeons
and all Medical Institutions and Bodies I" Introduce
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF,
their Investigations and TO illustrate ITS merits a'
miraculous pow over pain upon the patients.
We claimed that II would all aay IN lie" 'n''''eS VI"
RHEU.Mi7TC PAINS.
DL4RRHoE4, .NFUR9LGL7, &c.
TIC DOLORE-4UX,
CHILL FEVER.
That in few minutes itwend 5lieve the me-. sesl%
pains in the bowels that in fit en- minutes II Woua stop
Ill painful and drarrlca discharges, and ipaft genial
warmth every organ and seer ton OF the body, t
woud positively relieve the aud dsagreeaae
pains of sick and u headache in fifteen minutes,
and efectually cure this distressing complaint
That would in an instant mitigate tue cru" pane .,
Neuralgia pains, and permanently cure this eXcr"tiatne
affection That would stop the most tornehths 'oo'h-
ache in few seconds ..
That il would rcnove all rheumatic pans !: htteeh
mnut S, and cure any Chronic case OF hheuh"'sh III
atcw hours. :;
huence over all pains originating from Rheumatic, Neu
raIec, Nrvous, and Bilious complaints, ana that we pa
tient suffering the most circulating tortufes, Wouiu os
ITS soothing influence IN a few minutes =.
The Id was startled AT the publication OF our us
coyrry ihe wise sayonsof Medical shook fheiI
berdsn doubt The sick and afflicted hoped yet feared
that like other remedies would cure quicker on paper
than by experiment thousands who Were sui
crng with the most excruatins palms, al once ue
ed 10 try il the consequence was that from almost
every village town. and city, within 600 miles OF New
York we wcr the daily recipients of orders tor our extra
ordinary edy The people tried it and found il good
the mosttorturng pains mitgacd weak and teeie
victims of Rhe,Inlasm who had been bed udden tor
years were suddenly relieved pain and restored TO
health So with the sut rersi of Neuralgia, SICK ana
| Nervous Hradach, Chill Fever, Darhtra, cramps
Spasms Cholera Murbs and in fact AL painful and d's
resqng Acute Complaints, were sue denly rcitd iioil
their TEXTURES and restored health Its fame spread
from city TO CITY the people sounded its wonderful VIZ
far and wide and the earth had run lis yearly
course, :,
| FIVE ifTIITOE BOTTLES ULRE SCLO
In everv town in Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont
Rhode Stand Massachusetts Connecticut, New York
.nI ohin j.; Micb;gan Wisconsin illinois Indiana
ed it fguard against disease and quick antidote fn
pains In New Jersey PENNSYLVANIA, Delaware, the Car
n,iuas Georgia Ala bana End Losiana-in every town
IN each has made friends and proved its efficacy
TO THOSE WHO KNOW NOTHING OF II.
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no THE PUBLIC.

THE undersigned. assignee Of r. c. Grrtrell offers for
sale tor cash. al prices til entire stock OF goods
wares and merchandise in the sor room tnfore
occupied said Gartrell Country and City Merchants
and Others NAV find it TO their examine this
stock before Purchasing elsewhere. II consists of tie va
rieiy usually kept in The mercantile hou cs OF this city
Gene one Come all Do not neglect vour owl III
forests BEN. NJ. SAMUELS,
Uubuop- Feb H. ls52-tf Assignee.
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DisrREsstSo OceuRRkScE-ltis our painful
duty 10 record the dea,hs, by drowning, of two
Il the most worthy and respectable citizens Of
Ohio township, in this county. II appears that
Mr. Amos Dawson, and MIR. Samuel With.
crow, were engaged, on the 29:h ultima, in wa si
ing sheep in Little Beaver Greek, near The
bridge and one Of the sheep breaking from
dawson, Wi,herow attempted to catch il, and
IN the effort, was carried into the water some
twelve feet in depth, from which he could not
exsricatc himself MIR Dawson went To his
assistance, and in his endeavors to save him. both
were drowned. Both had fanilies-Mr Dawson
qnite large one-and thei- untimrly los. 10
them and the neighborhood, viii be sev RELY felt
Better .7rPus
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Forwarding and COMMISSION.

IENliE undersigned takes this method inform the pub
n lie that he has taken the large, commodous brick
Ware House on the Landing in the City Of Dubuque,
Iowa. and is now ready TO receive in store ship all
kinds of Mercandze, Household Furniture and other
property to or from any part of the United States,
the most favorable terms Liberal cash advances made
on consisnments, if desired. Salt, Flour, Bacon Lard
Cheese, and almost every article of Family Groceries
foreign and domestic Fruit will be kept constantly on
hand. Steamboats, will be furnish ed with stores at the
;we.t rates. In conclusion, will say thar all business
entrusted to my shall be transacted with promptness
care, and despatch, and OF as favorable terms any
house in the city of Dubuque
For reference, refer to the following gentlemen of this
city:
PETER WAPLEs, W.P. WIGHrMAN,
WIN LAwrHER &C.,, J. p FARLEY & Co.,
- F. f. BIssEi. II. Y. LOWELL -,
Dubuque, April 10, ls51-tf G. n. WEST
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The nomination was tiected on the 4oth bal
lot and there was general ieelin. of unanimity
on the part Of the convention.
lie VIII he elected. The great states of New
York and Pennsylvania will 60 for Pierce, and
the South and West will give him an overwhelm-
ing vote. In New En- land, he vii! receive the
enthusiastic support of the democracy, " no will
ne proud OF the opportunity of sustaining can
ddatc of their own.
Gen. Pierce was taken up Compromise
Candidate, on whom the friends of the different
candidates cond unite in harmony and good feel.
ing He has never s'.ught the office for which
he has been nominated Al a candidate he j.
and We shall look for his tri-
umphant election. lie will be the next Presi-
dent OF the United Sta.es-TImes.
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The Central Railroad.

Tomorrow, Tuesday, the fifteenth of June
Col Mason, Chief Engineer, and Hon ID. "A
Neal, Vice President OF the Illinois Contra
Railroad, will open and declare the bids for the
construction Of the Eighth and other Division,
Of the great Central Railroad. We understand
from satisfactory authority, that now the WORK
is all Dc p,id for in cash, there is a very great
amount of competition among contractors FL,
doing the work. The whole grading of thai
part of HE Road from this city to Freeport rs
to be completed by year from this day, and
in order to do this 1t will be sub let in division.
large or small, TO suit the wants Of any respon.
s'ble person who may desire to to work up N
the Job
The Central Railroad Company stand Piled yed
TO the Galena ana Chicago Company 80 have
the route from Galena to Freeport ready for
the cars as soon as they reach Frceport fiop,
Chicago; 60 that when the s,gn1l whistle Of
the frs, train through from the East rcachs S
Freeport, the Central road will be ready, I c
switches and signals all right, and the train viii,
proceed 10 Gaena and the Mississippi River -
Thss pledge they are bound tofulfi Welcome
that day. Auspicious be the times and the sea-
son till it come.
Now hire is work enough for two III ,usand
men for the next year, IN this one great high
way, and after that is completed enough other
work will be ready to keep them a permanent
portion Of the population Of the country. Has
one man in fifty, any conception Of the magni-
tude CT the change inst about to burst upon us !;
Does any man truly conceive of the gigantic
growth we are starting into and will achieve in
the next Eve Or ten years.
We are at present under the impression, aud
here express the belief, that the Illinois Central
Railroad Company will find it Tor their interest
to stop here. They reserve to themselves the
right, in letting the Eighth Division, to stop al
any point the company may choose. The State
we have no doubt, viii readily agree to such an
arrangement, and on the whole it will be found
to be tor the interest of all concern d.
Messrs Neal and Mason may be expected
here next week. We hope they will be met in
The right spirit. and that whatever arrangement,
may come up tor settlement, Galenim nus will
show Tint chivalrous spirit of manly courtesy
Tor which they known abroad-Ga .7drer-
.istr.
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To Mrs. Jane Kec:

Won hereby notified that ther" is on file in
i the office e the Clerk of the District Court in and
for the county of Fayr IN the State Iowa, petition
of William g. Kec asking for divorce from the bands
Of atrnony, for the that he cannotv in Peace
happiness with yOu: and unless Won appear, and
thereto, before the second day of the next
Of said Court, decree will he rendered against
thereon. You also notified, that deposltions wi
be taken said at the office Of the Clerk OF sal
Court on the ninth dav of April next. at O'Clock,
WM McCLINTOCk, Atty ter Plt'h.
March 3lst lS5r-w4w
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Asso OoAISI IS52-CuxSTiTUTIaNs rut
MAiSE Law The Constitution Of the Uni
ted States says that "No State shall pass an,
law inpairing the obligation OF a contract
The Maine law says that, "All contracts
made for the sale OF wines, beer and CIDER, al
though the same may have been barpain,d for
and imported under the authority Of thu u s
shall be null and vuid :
The Constitution of every State says th,t
sAll men shall Dr. secure n their persons. hon
srs, and p'pers, from unreasonable searches or
seizures"
The Maine Law says that "Ol tho private
complaint nf three svo,ers'-howevar Infamous
IN character-that any person VIII. is believed 10
have any sspif,luens Liquors., wine, beer. or CT
der, on HIS premls' ., intended for sale-n. mai.
ter for what parposr--hs house shall be- sear.b.
s-irom top to bottom, and if any such l;cnors
are found there, they are to be seized aud nuh
licly destroyed" '
The Constitution guarantees 10 all men tie
right Of trial By jury.
The Name Law sayu "Such inry i, N NO,
determining any case arising lndsr its provisions
land makes the mere fact Of jnry.nan's nav
ing sold any kind Of sprituous l,on,r--,bou.b
hr may hive done so for the purpose OF SIC kn...
ar even the sacramcnt-p,sitipe evidences :,
his inespaci,y, and his Willingness to periure
himsclft'
ASs DnNlSl iS52-or AuxkIc. Isprprx.
nEsoe -. cr MAisE LAW l.!-Wh,t law
FIR the high noen OF The Nlnsteen,h Century i
--Pean.
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NOTICE il hereby given that tha unt rsigncd has
~ be n appointed administrator # II" estate George
W. Brown, late of Dubuque county lrwa. All persons
having el,nes against said estate will present aud
TAB h the samc the County Court Of said county
as duired BY law, and those ndfbt to il must make
immediate payment JACOB BROWN, Jr. Admir-.
June lSo3-wtw.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-23

John II. Smith 4 Co,

for old gold and silver.
December IL, 1913. Is.
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Dissolution.

yINitfS day, hv mutual consent, the co ptrtnerahi.
i herct for existing tween \. v DEcrILEs ara )
y. MIrcHEx,i Il dissolved. Tn, establishment VIII ps
ontnued nv V. D:crILCs.
Those Indebted IT, I'll establishment or h"idnS claim
against il, will come forward and tile the s'm WI n
y. y. DEC ELl.ES,
Duhu1ue June 10Th, X 50.
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NOTICE..

STRAYED OF stolen fron the subscriber living on
~ the middle fork of the Little Maquoketa, Dubuque
county, in Sept. last, Stud Colt ilree years old this
Spring larger for the dark bay, with black name
and tail, long ears smail white spot in the forehead:
any person giving information ef the same c me or at
the Miners Express Office will be literally reward by
WALTER COOE
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-23

StsNtaV8fCIys
Cap, Letter and wrapping Paper, Quilts; Ste'l Pens
Black and Red Inks; Sealing wax, waters, black sand
Pencils, Inkstands, Iwine &C.; with many OTHER art
cles not enumerated. Gnu wads, caps, powder and
shot, Flasks, Pouches, Bags, &c.
The public requested to call and examine the goods
and prices. All articles rfantcd.
r. b. 25, 1852 wly
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-23
Administration Notice.

STATE OF IOWA, :.
UuRuauE County.
DUBUQUE COUNTY COURr-APRlL
TERM, 1862.
A DEMONSTRATION upon the Estate Of George Pieil-
n err late of said county, deceased has been granted
To Joseph Pfeer. All persons having claims against
said Estate will pr aud establish the same before
JOSEPH .FPEILER, Admir-.
Dubuque, April 81. 1852. wit.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-23
Dubuque County.
To Nancy Miller:

original notice having been returned ''Not found
~ hy the Sheriff of Dubuque county, yon hereby
notified that there is file in the office of the clerk
OF the District court, in Dubuque county, petition oil
Jacob Miller, asking Judgment of Divorce, and that the
bends of matrmony existing between You and him
NAV he dissolved, and setting forth for cause wil de
,erfion and absence for than tho
and that unless you appear and answer thereto be
forc the tenth day of MAY next before said court judo
ment will be rendered against you, as asked for, 18th
costs HEMPSTEAD & BURT, Atty for Pt'f
Dubuque, March 81, 1852. WINS
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10 The A ffiicted. ---pepsin.
VIM. I.AWIiIER q CO.,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. DEALER IN FOR.
ElGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS,
fit the old staad, .Ndin street, Dubuque.
AM prepared to furnish country merchants and
L til, public generally with goods reasonable
terms 5 any house IN this city.
We are constantly receiving direct from the manufac
tuners. every article Of merchandise usually kept need
ed in this country, which will be sold at a very small
advance cost, or exchanged for country produce.
The highest market price will all times be paid for
he products of the country in cash
nuhunue. Nay Z. ISL. II
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-23
Notice.

THERE is in the Store of the Undcrsisnel in
L the city of Dubuque, TWO SMALL BOXES; con.
tents not known. Received off the steamer i.amartine
marked as follows 'Judpe j. Backer, Old Town. Ohio,
cara of John Waddeli, Chillicethe. Ohion The oner
marked ''John D. shsrp, Cincinnati, Ohio and from r.
* Du Buque. JAVA" The above Boxes will be assigned
and exposed FIR sale tn 2sth day OF May 1852
pay charges, unless called and charges paid
May 10 lS52-dtf EMERSON & SHIELDS
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-23
Livery Stable.


FNilE W. quarter of section %, and the East halt
of the south cast quarter, of section % in Township
81, north OF range east of the 5 principle Ma rdian
Iowa containing $40 acrce-more or less
This land is about half timber, lays WELL is vol wa
is choice wheat land convenient Schools and
Mills, is parity improved, and is known the land owned
by George w. Lundbeck.
Any person desiring to purchase good farm would do
well 10 look this, as it is really offered sacrifice
9SFFor particulars enquire of GEO. w. BURTON.
March o. lS5o--dwtf
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TO All whom il may Conccrn

\ Office is hereby given that petition for bearer to
sell The real estate of Michael Wollenshien late OF
she county of Dubuque, deceased will he heard before
the County Court Of said county the June term said
enrt 1882 and that all persons having demands against
bDidestate, must present and prove the same.
VALENTINE BLEUFI.,
asuuque May I2, 1852 3tw. Administrator
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81. Louis, March 2, '5o-dwtd.
ST.L0u!s EST, PETERsPAcKEI

lkn..zasfS THE SPLENDID, fast running
s1ss..ssszs steamer LAMARTINE, Harlow
Master, will run as regular packet between
the above points. touching at all intermediate
landings, during the season.
The LAMARrIsE has been thoroughly refted
and is now equal to any boat in the trade.
For freight or passoge at Dubuque. apply on
board, or to EMERSON & SHIELDS, Ag'ts
March 12,-dtd
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DUBUQUE MARBLE YARD.

Vt Osf IaHFN 7 T.HB q FN-78 T. STO.NE
MANUFACTORY.
- TANNING, late of ST. Louis, MO-, has
located himselfpcrmanently at Dubuque
where he intend to manufacture to order.
MONUMENTS, TOMB AND GRAVE STONES,
In plain or classical style
He will keep on hand a fine assortment Of
Marble, ready to suit the various fancies and
desires of his customers
MARBLE MANTELS, SILIIS AND TRANSOMS
BUILDisG DEscRIPTIoss
Finished neatly and with despatch
Workshop OH Iowa street between Sixth and
Seventh p. TANNING
Dubuque, Aug. 6, lS5l-6m
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NV YnRK. Jnne Ill

INV InKK, june TT.
FIouR-Souhern, 81 G6 TO 81 25; Erie
% lS To 50 25
CosH-MtxEp, 81 a Gee
PoRx-Mess at $ls l2, Prime ,$l6I2 1867.
LARD-9ial0c.
CorFEE-Rio, advanced / cent
OiL-Linsecd, 62c per gallon.
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STATE OF IOWA.
To John y. NJ. CrOCkN-cIl:

CIR-You are hereby notified, that This 25h day Of
~ March, 1852, there is file the office of the
Clerk of the District Court of Jones county, Iowa,
Anamosa Petition of Andrew J. Reeves, claiming Of
One Hundred and Sc five Dollars, and ninety
cents, money due ON two promissory Notes executed
less you appear at Anamosa, and answer thereto on
Monday, the 26th day Of April 1852, and make defence
to said claim, judgment will he rendered against you
thereon. ANDREW J. REEVES, Plaintiff.
Py J. MANN, his Airy
March o5th, 1852 w4w
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District COasrf.


JOINS B. GoLDsRURy & OTHERS
ID order of the Court this cause the undersigned
ID Receiver, therein appointed of the assets Of j. D.
Godsbery Co, being ordered to collect and close I'M
the forthwith All persons indebted to said firm by
note or account therefore requested call and settle
tho without delay, store where the md
books account will he fonnd and all persons inde
cd arc forbidden to to any other person. except by
my written order, such payment will be
in discharge OF any such debt. II. J. OsuALLORAN
Dubuque, Oct 2e.-tf dw Receiver
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Eagle Point Ferry.

DIOR crossing Wagon and pair of Horses, with load
l. and driver, frfm the east side of the river Ffa
be charged Each additional pair of horses or
oxen, twenty five cents.
THOMAS McCRANEY
Eagle Point, Iowa, April Iolh, 1852 VEN
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-23

Large quantities of gold continue to be re-
e"ived from the Australian paccrs The Him
aiya and Sarah Anna from Port Philip broush,
Al, 900 ounces valued at $4,000; neither of
them, however. brough, latest news The Sc.
ond steamer of the Inc Of Aust ala is n sail
from Southampton on June Z h, calling at the
Cape of Good Hope and Port Philip Other
Steamships will follow semi monthly
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G. Il. " EST.
GRACE FORWARDING AND COMMISSION

U. II. " ESI
STORAGE FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT.
On the Lcree, Dubuque, To,ca,
WHOLESALE and retail dealer in foreign and do
w mestic Fruits, Candies, Nuts, Spices, Family
Groceries, Produce and Provisions, Ornamental and
Fruit Ttrecs, Plants, Eycrgreens Shrubbery; Grass
Garden and Flower Seeds, &c. &c.
NIB -Steamboas, Hotels, and Private Families fur
nisled with good articles at the lowest market prices
and delivered free of charge.
The undersigned would inform the public generally
that he has strong and permanent enclosure with the
necessary sheds and accommodations, adjoining his
warehouse at the steamboat landing in Dubuque for
the convenience of those having cattle horses sheep
and hogs 10 ship To and from this point also the ac
c0nnoaation OF farmers and others coming to Dubuque
with loaded teams.
Aay and gram kept conssay hand and for sale at
reasonable low prices. CIR WEST.
Dubuque, May 90. 1851
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DON'T READ THIS!

rIIFTON ANDREW, late WORKING partnes IN the
y firm OF STARR ANDREWS, Painters &C. would inform
his friends and the public that he has open shop HIS
NOOK i'm Ian gwort!v' III, ok over the Blue store
and hopes by tuaty neatness and despatch rt
share Of p1tronagn. fifteen years practical exp
in the largest cities house and sign paint enables
him to promise entire satisfaction tn those wishing
preserve and beautify their residences.
Front doorsur parl"rs grained IN oak pie mahogany
nH'oui walnut. Nantes aaTbled in verdaniuue
sria'na, Egg ria, fornlaW. Sign work executed
the shortest notice in plain fancy Style H I'm The profIs
sonai gentcmans singlc to halt The side Of house.
Tr ID. ttkcr payment, perswa sion cash.
~ b. Good kry ing ready mi we'd paint for sai Jan dom
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STATE OF IOWA,
Jones County,
To Jonathan HART:

CIR:-You hereby notified that there is file
= in the office Of the Clerk Of the District Court in Jones
county, Iowa, petition Of Alfred w. Darling, Admin
isrtor OF Isaac Every deceased claiming Of you Eigh
~ Dollars, money due on promissory note, and the
foreclosure Of mortgage given the onth-wes quar-
ter of the souteas quarter of section No sinecen
township No eighty six North of Range No. three,
Of the fifth NJ, tanning forty acres, the
payment Of said noc and that unless yeu appear and
thereto, before the Goth day of April A.
1852, Judgment will he rendered against you thereon.
J. A. SECREST, Clerk Of said Iourt.
Anamo.a March 25th. 1859 w4w
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Laughli.a g. Oelbeg,
TAIl.ORS,

y EG leave IN inform the Citizens Of Dubuo,e and IN.
- surrounding country, that they have taken Shcp
directly opposite the NAPLES House, on Main street
Where hel are prepared 10 make mp with and
satch, ana in the most Fashionable STYLE all kinds OF
"arnentS, tire seh'or partner having for number ot
wears been engaged in the fashionable establish
efs IN London and New York City thereby giving linn
many advantages They feel assured that they can poyse
ne taste Of | most fastidous.
G- we ask a call.
Fashions rGceired .HonthIu
DulniOYIe. Eeh Q 1850 Iii
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go. A.. GIBRs. N. HERMAN.
GEO. A, GIBBS g. CO.,
RI & 'OI In NJ

A.. NJ.
GEO. A, GIBBS g. CO.,
Forwarding g. Commission Merchants,
CHICAGO, ILLS.
Geo. 4. GIBBS &c Co's., arrangements for the
" son 1852, more complete than heretofore and
are uusurpassc by other house in Chicago They
occupy their old premises South Water street. and
have erected large WAREHOUSE imme dately on
Galena ar Chicago Union Rail Road f the acc0mmo
dation of Rail Road business.
FIR light arriving for the West will b. reshipped with
ont any charge for carriage second handling Of Goods,
II consigned to G. A. GBBS K Co. &. a. G.. Il Co., are
nt Tor several Erie Canal Lines between New York
Buffalo and Oswego-fur the Northern Rail Road Line
steam Pp-llors, &c; and al all times prepared
contract Freight to and from Buffalo, Albany n York
Oswegn, Boston, and all Eastern cities.
Merchants and others consgning TO this House, will
p asc be particular in having tietr packages marked
Scare Geo A. Gibbs & Co.. Cicaco as this will ms
the receipt OF consgnments by whatever Line they may
be shipped. may l7d-6m G. A. GIBBS 4 Co.
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WAsnISar"-, tune s.
J. II, Manry Dem, has been elected Mayor
OF this city BY S93 majority
The Republic Of this mrniny has an article
strongly denouncing Franklin Pierce, the Dem
esra,ie nominee for President