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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-12

Oo"hty W the way 1erm A. II. 81.
JOSEF" b. b. MirehfL } Assunpsit
ASHER M Ersw,ck. : At,a ehn
IINiiE SAID defendant will take notice that a.,
the fifth day of May A. ID. 1851. writ IS
attachment was issued from the Clerks &C. ~
the District Court of said County at the sui, ~
saiu fialntf against the goods and cba,tels
ahd ana tenements of the said defendant Ter
inc sum CT Sixty-six dollars and seyen,v.f n,r
cents, with interest and costs of this cst wb;c,,
writ was delivered to the Sheriff of said Countv
ana oy nm returned endorsed as follows
ii have levied on the following described ,ro-
perry as the property of the within named do
iendant, that is, the E / of Sec. No. "a
township 50 North range ives, to satisfy ,ho
within writ as am therein command. I'd III. ~.
day of March So ''''' is'
j. W. PENN,
Sheriff d e.
Now unlessthe said Asher nj Renwck an
pear and plead to SAID action on or before tbs
hrst day of the next term of SAID Court tn h.
commenced and held in Delhi in said County
on the first Monday after the fourth Mond.,
of April a ID 1859, Judgment will be rendorsJ
against hun, and the above premises sold IN ant
lsfy the same. 'D
by order or the Court.
WILLIAM PRICE.
Clerk of said Coart
A. K. EATON,
Attorney for pI,inf;H.
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The schooner Defiance arrived from Mahita
wac on Sunday last, with 1890 cedar posts for
the Chicago and Galcna railroad. Chic Argus
SHrrwREcKs.-ln a gale Of April 30th, on
the Newfour dland coast, fifty sixty vessels
were wrecked in the ice, with the loss Of many
lives. Portions of the wrecked crews had been
brought in. About 100 escaped to the Island
in destitute and starving condition. Grants
of $4,000 tor their relief had been made by the
Assembly, and vessels had been despatched to
their aid.
SANDWICH IsLASDs-Thc adyices from
Honolulu arc to the 10th Of March terrible
eruption of the Honolulu mountain, in Hawaii,
had taken place The lava poured in torrents
down the sides of the volcano, and had burned
through the woods to within 2o miles of Hilo.
LOOK OUT "A batch of new promises to
pay, has been issued in New York by Case &
Co., of st. Louis. They pnrport to be bills of
the "Omnibus Banking Company and
made payable at Bellevue, Iowa. Case 81 Co.
are the propretors of line Of Omnbuses in
st. Louis Look out .--Exchange.
A Coon LADY DEAp-The Mother Superb
or of the Order OF Sisters Of Mercy, Josephine
Cullen, died at the Convent IN Pittsburgh, oa
Thursday last. She was a near relative of the
present Priinate Of Ireland, Archbishop Cullen.
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4 Rare Csgsaiacc.
Valuable Farm,

A FARM containing $50 acres-onc hal
n prairie and the other good timber /
miles from this city, with 90 acres in cultiya-
lion, and several very fine springs is offered
rery tor. The place is one of the best STOCk
f.1R.NS in the country.
For particulars, enquire at.
THIS OFFICE.
Dubuque, March, 18th 80, d2m.
1 NIX GROSS Matches lower than the market by
L u EMERSON x SHIELDS
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WING CAUCUs-The following named gen
temen signed the protest against the acuon Oh
the late wing caucus at Washington
W. Brooke Miss, G. IL. Williams. Tenn.
J. Morton, Florida, r. &. Cabeli, Florida,
j. Moore, Louisiana, ID. Outlaw, N. Z.
II Marshall, Kentucky, }. A. Landry, La
NJ. p. Gentry, Tenn, J r. Strother, Va,
T. L. Clingman, North Carolina.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-12

IHE MAINE Law ABOLISHED IN SrAM.-An
edict has been in force twenty-seven years in
The kingdom siam prohibiting the use of
opium or any traffic in it; but having failed to
dinnnlsh It's consumption, the edct has been
revoked, and the license system again introduce
ed.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-12

EARTHeuAKE.-There was slight shock of
an earthquake .elt at Washington on the a9th
ult. 1t shook the buildings sensibly, and caus-
ed nc little alarm
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A HEg!L TO EsENg',

"a AN Excellent Water Power FIGURING MILL
~s.s in complete running order, and uay fe " miles
from this City, will be Leased io few years moier
ate terms, by CliAS. CURkERf
-AT.SD-
A large number of Improved Farms, for sale cheap
aUriI 80 DIV &c &C.
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FrcsE, Garden Seeds.

GROWTH, 1851.
TIME Subscriber, agent for f. Rsley q! the most
l. extensive seeds,ncn in the United States, has this
offers them wholesale and retail, at the sign ot the
roo! Samaritan, Main st, Dubuque iowa.
Mach 9-dwy I. MASON.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-12

Ism I it singular that mineral waters are only
beneficial to the wealthy In all our expert
ence we never knew physician to advise
poor man to go to Sara'o ga, or any other wa
tering place.
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Administration Notice,
Administration Notice.
District Court.
JAMES Nj. EMER:oN,
IoIIN B. GoLnsnnKy {. oruErs.

1'bN pOlUsEtHy 4: OTHERS. J
. order of the Court this cause, the undersigned
~ Receiver, therein appointed of the assetfs of J. b.
Gulshery e Co.. being ordered 10 csHeet and close up
the forthwith All persons indebted To said firm by
account therefore requested 10 eal and settle
the without delay, al store, where the ses aud
b, IL account i'll he fonnd, and all psss,r~ ire,n
ad forbidden 10 pay any other pefsu except by
written order such pa; will he recognized
IN discharge OF any such debt. r. J-OsHAIL0EAN
Dubuque, Oct. 2s.-f dev. Receiver
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1t appears, says lie Journal &c Quebec, from
the addition, made of the census returns of the
different counties Of Lower Canada, that the
total population will exceed 100000 souls
The paper We have named adds that ssthat is
result which we hail with profound satisfac-
ti0n Z,
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p River still rising, and the highest water
that has been known in this region of country
since 1928, so say the Indian settles in our vi
cinitY
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From the Keokuk Dispatch
Extract TO the Editor dated
WAsnISGroN, u c., April 2

WAsuINGroN, u c., April 81.
| was pleased to meet this morning, on the
public pave, our friend Mr.. Morgan of your
Sta'e and TO learn that he is spoken of to fill
one Of the military professorships of the Acad
envy at West Point. His requirements, general
cleverness, skill in horsemanship and the
influence of cabinet friends should secure him
the post.
The bill for your Railroads as passed by the
Senate, has not been touched in the House
since my last. | will give an eye to the moves
Id this matter, and shall duly notice the action
of MIR. Warren if he interferes with it. lie
did his oest to embarrass the bill, while before
the Senate, by, and thro the action of MIR.
Seward, and we intend to notice whom 1t is,
that Perky will work upon, when your bills
come up for action before the House. Iowa
and her people, should be under peculiar obga-
tons to Mr. Warren for the interest he takes in
procuring aid to defeat important bills in Con-
gress, which he, as citizen of Iowa, should be
gratifed to passed. He aims at notorlety,
and hence he would ruin Iowa and her prospects,
for the time being, if by such means lac could
but subserve his purposes Of prostrating the
deserved popularity of Gen Jones or Gen.
Dodge. But, let US hope that he will fail, and
hat Iowa never will be dishonored by him as
me of her representatives in the councils of the
nation.
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Fresh, Gn.dc., Seeds

NY quantity Of garden seed of last years growth
IA can be had AT my store on Alaia street either al
wholesale or retail. am agent for OF The me st
extensive seedmen IN the United States. q X WEST.
March l2,-dw6m
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-12

What IS the difference between water and
time?
Water finds its own level while time levels
everything else.
. The Maine Liquor Law has passed the Texas
Legislature.
Immense numbers Of Chinese are pouring
into San Francisco
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GEEpCakE & SC YSOEDEES.
wholesale and Fetal. GroccrS.
AND

II y HE "a E~ NE EI SeS "a M
HARD. WARE, WOODEN WARE,
| QuEENs-WARE, GLASS WARE, ETC.
mum street, one door South Of the american
House.
beg "ave toiRform their customers The
public in general that they have replcnished their store
ga gallant styIen You win now NOT onIy fnJ
NIL stock OF carefully selected groceries but also yari
ely of thousand ether necessary fxings' too numerous
to mention, but all Of which offer for sale the low
est possible prices.
Come and examine stock and re plodge ourselves
that we can furnish you with every thing cheapas any
other establishment IN the city.
We also embrace this opportunity, tender our most
heartfelt thanks to the citizens of Dubuque and surround
ing country for the berapatronage which they bstow-
ed ON us strangers from the other side of the globe
ny strict attention. low prices and good arcle hope
to merit continuance of the same.
GELPCKE & SCHROEDER
ouR Stock OF groceries consists partly of
10 bags of prime Rio Coffee.
10 C of Laguira aud Java do.
10 hhds New Orleans Sugar.
40 bbls clarified do
20 bbls crushed, and powdered, do.
l53 chests assorted Teas.
10 bbls. New Orleans Mo!asses
90 Sugar House
; &C Golden Syrup
100 bags G.. A. Salt.
80 +" l.. b. do
30 bbls. Kanawa do
80 do old Cine. Cider Vinegar
100 do rectfcd Whiskey
10 do Brandy.
5 do Cognac.
Is do Msckerel.
S do Shad, etc. ETC.
We also keep full and splendid assortment of queens
ware glassware, hardware cutlery, boots and shoes
Wooden-ware such pals wash-tubs wash boards
bowls covered baskets well buckets 10 bush and peck
measures knife trays mop handles, tarcans booms and
GELPcKE& SCHROEDER = |
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81. FARMERS nnw Is Your time "a provide yGur
&-s selves with Fruit frees ut low prices ad of the
SsfsA choicest kind and varietyall are grated and
-=-t.- have fine Roots and Trunks aud warranted
reduce the kind of Fruit as LABELLED. Call AZ my Ware
House the Landing and supply yourselves. shall he
constant receipt of Trees, Shrubs and Plants, during
the seasen and they can be put up at short Notice.
April ., dvv G.. X. WEST.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-12

DiSs0IgglfOal OF PasVtsapa SsIsEp.
TINHE toparmershp heretofore existing bftwcrn Geo
w. Richards and Robert J. Thomas rs H. is day dis
solved by mutual consent.
GEO. W. RICHARDS, NJ y.
HOBT j. THOMAS, NJ. D,
DuhtInnc AnIIl Ar-lu.tf.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
To Al, syhou, i. may concern.

NJ Office is hereby given that petifian for bearer 10
sell the real estate at Michael Wcllenshen late II
the county of Dubuque, deceased will lie heard lief re
the County Court of said county ut the June torn,
court 1884,? and that all prison having n! Il, Is against
said estate, must present aud prove the same.
VALENTINE Rl.EU l..
Dubuque May - 1872 "tv. Adm nfstr4t,r
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II Paul Cain, the Coroner of this county
has resigned his office and departed for Califor.
MIA.
Charles G. Least has been appointed in his
place.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-12

20 Lit. Gov. Bradish, Of New York, has &C
cepted the office of Assistant Treasurer at New
York, made vacant by the death of Gov. Young.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-12

John McGregor Nj. P. for Glasgow, and
Governor of the Royal British Bank, has be-
come editor and proprietor Of the Tait's Maya
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STATE OF IOWA,
Jones Caun,v IS
TO Jonathan Hart.


Wv are Hereby notified that tbere i n. a, =, e, .
-. inc once OF the Clerk of the District Court in an
u' ,,ecouhy OF fayctte, IN the State of iowa pet;tin
~ w nia'h p hec, asking for divorce from the band
Oh niar'hohf tor The reason that he cannot y. in ,e.c
anu happiness with you; and unless you appear and
term OF said Court, decree will he rend "a e ny.
no 'hereon You are also notified that desitions wi
De .aheh IN sand cause at the office of the IN TX If sal
oo"i'' On The ninth day of April next at I, n O'Clock
March 31st, le5o-wiy " ioi iith'
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-12
Boot, Shoe and Leather
EVS G.gssTEg

SPRING STOCK 4 SPRING STYLES
Sign II Boor.
SFl THE Undersigned is in receipt of new and
N elegant stock of Goods, comprising every variety of
stock and STYLES connected with the Boot Shoe and
Leather Business; being without doubt the largest stock
IN the North West. The subscriber takes great pleasure
in inviting his and tie pubic generally both III
the country ard in town. to an examination Of the said
stock while lie has exertcd himself to procure tic bet
manufactured articles for the Retail Trade. He has also
stock which designed for the Wholesa. Your atten
ton called general assortment of Leather and
Finishings &C., to be found the sign of the Big Beet
JoIinson's stand. ID DECKER.
april o7-dwy.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-12

NotaEies public have been abolished in Ohio,
by an act of the Legislature.
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NEGRO KILLED.-At columbia, Pa, on The
goth ult., Deputy Marshal Sagdcr, of Harris
burgh, accompanied by Rdg"ly and STAINS
burgh, attempted to arrest fugitive slave NAM
ed Smith The party proceeded to a lumber
yard where the negro was plns lumber; Smith
ran on their approach. when Ridgely drew
pistol and shot him through the neck, and he
fell dead instantly. The officers Immediately
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-12

Commission Saiss at Wholesaie, by
s, Nj. LANGW0RTHY,
IJaVING completed the Largest Ware fIotise in the
IL City of Dubuque will give particular attention 10
receiving, storing and reshppng part ofthe world
and VIII pay freghts and charges and make liberal Ca
advances any kind of merchandise machinery or fur
niture for sale. In high water, steamer, receive
on goods TO be reshipped. VIII attend to filling orders
for produce lead and kind of goods and has made ar
rangcmcnts for full supplies of
PORK, BACON, LARD, AND ALI, KINDS OF
GROCERIES,
which will be sold St. Louis prices with the addition
of freight and Insurance. win attend The Collection of
Debts Freight Bills and in every department TRY to me-
rit the public patronage.
REFERENCES:
ST. louis. G.. Goodrich, Russell & Bennett VIM I,
Ewing d c., Ciafn & Allen, G u Frothinchan David
Iafum; Child, Pratt K Co, j & Walsh Ell Gay & Co..
Choteau & Vale.
Galeaa--B II Campbell Co. Campbell and Smith, II
t McClosky, Iorain, Edward Hampstead, r S Harris
Co.; VIM Hampstead.
Chcago--Ney 6 Lawrence.
Elgin-F Patterson.
Wi'oaaksc-IIigby & Co.
KcokHh-C hittendcn {. McCiavac.
BnrliR gton-Grcene and Stone.
Dareaport-Bnrrows and Co.; Cook and Sargent
Sdrannaa-Port.r argent.
BcIcrue-Winckoop and Watkins.
0qaawta-Pheips and Co.
Prairie Ia Cross and Smith and Co
Clayton Chg--Frank Smith and Co.
Dn6uqsc-W apes cS Brothers, Emerson & Shields f.
V. Goodrich, r Farley & Co, johnson & Bunting G w
Burton, Il ] O'llaoran
ST. Pn"l-s:,npson & Co. March 90, lS52-dyGm
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A LARGE supply of Extract Of Lemon, Vanilla, NJ
IA meg and Rose, just received and for sale c url
Store of may 81 A. GILLESPIE,
'Irib
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70 The 4 Afflicted. ---pepsin.

10 nc AEIIlttCd.---I 'elSIN.
A MOTHER Scientific W0ndcr, ihnortant
"a to Dyspnpiics. DR.. J. ~ HOUGH-
TONS PErSIN. The True Digc&firc tTuid :,
or G ,sfrirk Jaicet prepared from RENSEr, or
the fourth stomach of the OK, after d rectjors
of Baron Licbig, the great Physiological chem
list, by J. S. Hough'on, NJ. d Philadelphia
This is truly wonderful rrmcd} for ludi2cs-
ton, Dyspepsia, Jaundire, l.Ivcr Complaint,
Constipation and Debility, curing after Nature $
ouca .ucthod, by Natures O,oa Agent, The Gas
tric Juice Pamphlets, containing scientific
evidence Of its value furnished by agents.
Sold wholesale and retail by
A. GILLESPIE.
No Globe Buildings, Dubuque.
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COOlxi.s. Extracts.

HAVE now in store some of this superior article 70
L Family use, which will be sold low by
mays A. GILLESPIE.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-12

Lancaster co Wis, pays So for every wolf
scalp.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-12
Intelligence from Washington.

April ~.
The rumor of the resignation of Postmaster
General Hall is re-affirmed, with the statement
that he is to go TO st. Petersburgh. to relieve
Gov Brown, who wishes to resign. Hon. Fran
els Granger is named as the successor of Mr..
Hall.
Mr.. Parker, of Indiana, took up the manifes-
to OF the seceders of the Wing caucus, and de-
prccat.d the occurrence. He was willing to
support the compromise, but did not wish to set
tie them again.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-12

The Syracuse Journal says that Horace
Greeley is writing the Life and Campaigns of
Gen Scot If this is the case, we may expect
that Scott will be proved an Anti Renter sup
porter of the Maine Liquor Law, believer in
spiritual rappings, and patron OF bran bread
short pantaloons and white hats. These
Greeleys qnaliica tions for being great man,
and Scott must possess them.-Utica Observer
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------------------
NOTICE..

A. X Eaton,
Attorney for plaintiff.
March 2nd SO i7-w3d,nav
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Cora SfHncsa.

HAVE received supply of superior Mustard for sal,
L by package or pound at the Drug Store Of
may A GILLESPIE.
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Drugs, Medicines, PAINTS, &C.

A LARGE and complete supply of Drugs, Medicines.
IA Paints, Dye Stuffs, Oils. Spices, Soaps, Window
Glass, Perfmery, Patent Medicines, Wines, Brandics
&C., &c, just received and for sale low for Cash BY
AGI'.LESPIE
Dubuque April dTly No Globe Building.
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PURE FRENCH BRANDY.

have just received direct from the Custom iioSe zone
Il Pipe of Pure Fecnch Heunssary Brandy expressly
for Medicinal and Family use. This article can War
rant, for sale at tho Drug Store If
A GILLESPIE
DUBUQUE, May 80. No. Globe holdings
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CIScINNATI, April 90
The river has fallen two inches to-day ,weath-
er fine.
PITTsBURGH, April &c.
Eleven feet four inches water in the channel
river falling-weather cool and cloudy.
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Fruit Trees.

No Globe Buildings, Dubuque.
Ma ,h i3-dwv.
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CuARLEsrox. Anril 30

-, OHAhLESiUN, PHI OU
The select committee Of the South Carolina
Convention here made a lengthy report, re-af.
trmng the right of secession, but declaring it
inexpedent at the present time to exercise tina,
right. There was also minority report sub
united, but nothing more will be done with it, as
the convention is tramelled by the submission
OF the question to vote of the people in Oc-
tober next. The report was to be considered.
and the majority one will doubtless be adopted !.
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LIGHTNING LIGHTNING!
rNHE citizens of Dubuque respectfully inform dthat
L the Subscribers prepared PUT ul Eight
ming Rods in part If the City the shortest rGtcc
They may be found al the Good Samaritan Drug store.
5ti--dW IT. WAliD & PYLE.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-12

An Election was held to-day in this City for
six Commissioners of Excise. A Temperance
ind License ticket were in the field, and the
latter was elected entire by an average major
itY of .}0S
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To Asa w. clifford.

iefou arc hereby notified. tl,E there now file
~ ia the Office Il the clerk of the District court ud lay
Ion Co, Petition al Tfpma, A. Savage claiming
Ninety Dollars and fifty four cents money due
on prniis>ory note, and and that unless
you appear and teret bef the first day
OF the u said coIrt, judgment will be rendered
against YOU thereon. THOMAS A. SAVAGE,
March 81 1852. wfw Plaintiff
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-12

The snowy moantains in Australia are found
% Be- one vast gold bed.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-12
Ess,;sy Mare.

yfANES UP, ON the i:,h day OF April, bt joseph RI
L IN rfosf, in SHck Creek Township, Delaware co.,
Iowa, tf G,ni Mare; with three Write feet; siod all
around, right eye out, aud several saddle marks had
when sha came, birdie, saddle, and marnsilbls
Appraised, by John Benson and C. ". Hobbs at sixty
dollars. WILLIAM PRICE, Clerk.
Delhi, April is51wIt. Dek co. Iowa.
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IIAREIsRrYGu. Nav

There is considerable excitement here rela-
tive to the shooting the slave Smith. The Gov
ernor has been appraised of the transaction and
will probably issue requisition on the Cover
nor of Maryland for surrender ofthe officer or
charge of murder
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MARRIED..

Dubuque. May 81, 1852.
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M uSf1rf.

hsc lhEaEfIs
A supply of this article now hand ard for sale i,
"A May 3rd 80. a GILLESPIE.
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Caution.

Caution.
/ PORWA Arm any and all PERSONS fson trusting NV
wife El'1a Iiustine, on my account, as shaft pay
no debt she may contract, sfs has left my Bed and
Board wthou any good ar LAWFUL cause
FREDERICK HoESTINEs
Dubuque coinS, jefferson Township, Java.
Api 18th .-dit WIGS
Eagle Point Ferry.
NOR crossing a Wasos and pair Of Hases, with load
IL and driver, from the SIDE Of thu ri--.." :"
Citg will he charged Each adaiG,
oxen, twenty five cplli>-------- =
--,EArHER--The mornings and evenings
cloudy, while the middle Of the day is.fii~
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Rates OF Exchange.


% Z" t'It TH"'FI'' stVftIIfSs
Land Warrants.
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lave the pleasure ef announcing to the People 81
dubuque and vicinity the receip, Tins day, OF sup
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s, Nj, LANGWlRIHY,

wATER-srREET, DUBUQUE, IOWA,
Derotcd cfclusireiy to Storing. Reshipping. q
Commission SALsS at ITLoLesnie Ia,