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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-08

BEACON AND LARD
% 90 hhds prime old and new Sides
10 do do Shoulders
50 hbis and pals Lard
L7ndingper Belvidere, for sale by
de % JOHN fl. CLAIBORNE.
DInE WATERING have just received 4 large
l. supply OF Mediterranean Fltefing Stones OF supe
T!cr quality
'sTEBBiNS, DARRACOTT & co,
ds 10 l0l Broad st.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-08

siSs OLUfi0N. It Cu-paunershia exist;ne
ES h tween the sHhcriher- under me firm and style
OF MORRIS q BROTHER, s dissolved by mutual
consent lhe business oil the firm viii be closed BY
A. NORRIS. WIN has purchased the interest Of the
quotations. A. MORRIS,
w. L. BAKER.
lst Oetoher 1851 go
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-08
's9uRCELL. LADD & CO, Apothecaries, &C.,
Ide3 % Main ST. cor 18th

a DIE II GRAY, APOTHECARIES AND
IA DRUGGISTS, Successors to ALEX. DUvkI.O
Retail and Wholesale Leaders in all kinds OF DRUGS
aad MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW
GLASS, DYES. FANCY ARTICLES, PERFU-
merry, Sc DC.
Careful and prompt attention gwen to prescriptions
and orders oil Physicians and dealers generally
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-08

kp OIL BUTFEE.-A lew packages Of very
a. - {, Choice q'ahy n Act f'sjvfd BY BROTHER
100000 a raTh eeb s at..sss fdo,i.s u
10000 feet seasoned and inch Bpttonwood, for
tobacco boxes
25, 900 feet seasoned inch Plank
10000 feet Susquehanna Boards
10000 ieet Misunderstanding
$4,000 twelve inch cypress shingles For sale by
ie 20 R. WHITFIELD Il SON
CD CHANT. MARKET BRIpGs offers for sale
100000 lbs. Todd's family Bacon
40 0O0 lbs. Gates county do
10000 lbs. Western Bacon-leose and in hhds.
$50 kegs Lard and Butter
$50 bags Rio and Lsguayra Coffee
$50 hhds, boxes and bbls Porto Rice, CUBA, loaf
and clarified Sugars
25 hhds Cuba Molasses
$50 bbls old and Brandy, Whisky, Ma
laga and Madeira Wine.
SO bbls Vinegar
10 bbs Lard Oil
$50 boxes adamantine and talow Candles
100 do 9xl0 and 0xl2 Glass
100 kegs Nails
100 packages Pouchong, Imperial and Gunpow-
500 bags best Peruvian Gusno
100000 Principe and best Havana Segars
Brazil Sugar Rasns Cheese, A mou9s
Sautern Wine, Fire Brick, Cement
Hardgrove's Tobacco, irish Glue
Curled Hair, French Brandy, ar
Poudrete, Cow Peas.
ALSO,
1000 feet Tobacco Box Plank
100000 large cypress heart Shingles
l56 Jaes n. c. Cotton. ap Is
NRGRO CLOTHING
"a Duffil ard twled Blankets
Saitinets Kers-gs and Jeans
Heavy wooen country Socks
Blue and red Fannels
Plain and plaid l4inseys
Nap, Coitoas and Cotton OLaabUgs
For sale At low prices ty
THOMAS < CHARLES ELLIS & co,
Il Wv Ne 1876 Main street,
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nREs,ED FLOORiNG.
~ 60,Oo0 feet Al inch Dresser Flooring
$4,000 do II do do do
$4,000 do ! do do do
1000 do Il do Step Boards

Now landing from schrs. H. D. Leighton and CORN
tor sale from the wharf on accommodating term
fel3-ts r. WHITFIELD IL SON
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-08

I FENO PHYsICtANs.--Flud Medicinal Extract
81 prepared by PURCELL, LADD d. CO
| fipld EXirset Of SaIsaparila, offienal
lodide o. Sarsaparilla coneining the virtues of on,
sofhcnab Extract and Iodine in one Of its most eIie
bic aud popular compounds
FLUID EStrac, O. Buehu
" Wild Caro-, and iva Irr4i
Parera Bravo
Spgelia
g Rhu5a'b
=" :" waterman &c 6c
These extracts combine in an eIghIe form, all tina
valuable medical properties of the Drugs which they
represent, 10 the exclusion OF their inert and useless
cohsl'nens ard have met with approval from Phi, 81.
clahs here ana IN other sections OF the State during
some years past IN which we have been preparing
them
PURCELL, LADD & Co, Apothecaries,
Ono % 90 Main Il conner 4'b.
uNDLEY, NORvELl. & JOS l5S, GROs
x GERS AND COMMISSION NERO CHANTS,
No. "a PEARL STREET, offer Tor sale low for cash, or
to puaciua customers
265 BAGS Rio and Laguira Coffee,
ITO DO old Java and Mocha do.
~ hhds P K. and New Orleans Sugar
10 bids ST Croix Sugar,
50 hhds Cuba and Porto Rico Molasses,
80 bbls New Orleans MoIasses
I5 terces Stewards Syrup MoIasaes
l25 hbIs Clarified and Granulatsd Sugar
81 boxes Faow CanGles,
6 boxes Sperm and Adamantine Candles,
Sc do Soap,
so demJohns super or Brandy, Vim 1909
halt p'p-s Jamaica Spirits,
20 qoarer casks superior Port, Sberry and Ma.
deira Wine,
A Ibis Apple Brandy
20 barrels old Whiskey 1915
1@o 90 Glhsons aud otner bralds,
e5 bhe and half bbis Macke,eI,
25 do No. Shad,
GO kits Salmon and Mackerel,
800 kegs Nails
1890 lbs sole Leather,
go dozen paintrd Buckets,
s. bhls No. auj lerrings,
$50 bags Shot,
) chests superior Tea,
40 hall do. do
500 ans Wrapping Paper,
50, 080 Principe and Havana Segars,
d. boxes MaeearnnI,
Powder, Load hon. Steel Window Glass. Bed.coras
Plough Lines, Twme, bale Cotton car and letter Pa.
per, shoe Thread. Ginger, Spice Pepper, chewing To.
64eco, sn,oklng Tobacco, Starch &c, &c. au29
GtN0N .soNAyITA, CoNFECTIONER
~ AND FRUIT DEALER, wuoIssALE Aap RE-
TAIL, No ioS Aiojh street. opposite the Banks would
most respectfully return thahs to bis country friends
and the public generally, for past favous, aud would
INFORM them that no has hand
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-21
DIFFICULTY BETWEEN HULSEMANN
AND WEBSTER.
WAsHINGToy, Jan. 10.

WASHINGTON, Jan. IL. :
n Hulscmann's letter 10 the President on
Friday last inquired whether Mr.. Webster in his
speech at the Kossuth Banquet spoke as Secreta-
ry of State, and if the views he there expressed
are the views of the United States government
If they are answered in the affirmative it will be
his duty to withdraw from his position as charge
d'affairs and await the instruction of his gov
eminent as to the course he shall pursue. MIR.
H. has departed from the usual course by ad-
dressing the Prcsident-he says that he can
have no communication whatever with Mr..
Webster, private individual or in his official
capacity after his denunciaiion of the Austrian
government. Mr.. II. has been requested PR
vately to withdraw his note, and if he does not
do SO he will be permitted to return to some
other city.
1t is reported that the President and Cheva-
lier has settled the difficulty
SEsATE.-Char presented two communica-
tons from the War Department. The LIST in re-
ply TO the inquiry to the number of persons
in employ by it the second, giving the statistics
Of the National Army.
MIR. Fish presented petition from the N. Y
Colonization society.
Mr. Briggs, of New York, introduced a reso.
luton from the Common Council IF that city fol
a branch mint.
The ayes and nays were taken to print l00,.
QUO copies of the census reports.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-21
Don't Read This!

CLIFTON ANDREW, late WORKING partner IN the
u firm of Starr Andrews Painters g.. would inform
NJ, friends and the public that opened shop
own HOOK in Langworthys uck over the Blu store and
hopes by puncuality ncatness and despatch tn merit
share of patronage fifteen years practical experience
i'm the largest cities house and sign painter, enables
him to promise entire satisfaction these wishing to
serve and beauiify their residences.
Front doors or parI,rs grained in oak, maple, mahoga
nv stanwood walnut. Nantes marblcd in rerdan-
qe scianna Egyptian porphary. Sign work cIecii-
ted on the shortest notice in plain fancy style from the
professional gcntemans single half the side of house
Trade taken in payment or by persuasion cash.
NIB. Good drying ready mixed paint for sale
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-21
SAILING OF THE FRANKLiN-ARRI-
VAL OF TIE ASlA-DEATH OF
MRS. SENATOR CHASE &c
New York, Jan. II.

NEW YORK, Jan. IL.
The steamship Franklin sailed to-day for
Southampton, and having with her 40 passsn-
gers and $4.GO0,000 specie. Ole Bal was
among the passengers that arrived last night by
the Asia. The papers and letters received by
this arrival are dumb about the Promc,heus at
fair, but doubtless official letters on the subject
from our Minister at London were brought by
the Asa.
The Grand Jury now in session has found a
true bill against the Commissioner of Em;grants
for maintaining nuisance, in consequence of
the over crowded and filthy condition of their
houses on Canal street
The wife Of Senator Chase died at Cincinnati
on the l4'h inst.
The 146th anniversary of DR.. franklin 8
birth day was celebrated last evening by the
Typographical Society. A Banquet ball was
giv.n and toas's drank, &c, at Niblo.. Some
700 ladies and gentlemen were present. Among
the guests were Chas. King, President of Col
umba College, Judge Lewis of Pennsylvania,
Washington Irving, Col. Seymour and Rev.
II. w. Beecher.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-21
LAND GAENCY.
uh. JOSHUA pARSEY. H.BoorH.
w. j. BARNEY g. CO.

CTITI continue TO transact all business connected
y with the purchase and sale of real estate, neither in
the city country. They will examine titles, prepare
eonveyanccs pay taxes, locate bounty and warrants,
and prepared afford information of alllkinds relative
lands in the Dubuque Land District. Maps and da-
grams he furnished if required. Land warrants of
40 so and 100 constantly hand for sale or oca
ton advantageous terms. and TIL" guaranteed
Farmers residing al distance can have the ir lands
tered by addressing ny letter post paid andhas avoid
the Expense of Journey Emigrants ard settlers would
10 we'll to call before applying elsewhere.
Oice West side Of Main street, nearly opposite the
Sobe Buildings, Dubuque, Iowa. june
ny Western Democrat and Progressive Era, (when
ssabishrd) will please copy for year and forward
DILL to this office. june 4-ly
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-21
NO BACK OUT ABOUT
G.. w. Burton & Go,

yTNIiEY can and will work for little pay as any
i house in Dubuque, and THEY rETER"ISED to sci
their entire stock of Dry Goods and winter clothing, con
sisnglf French and English merinos apacas, mosn DC
lans eincams and large variety of silk goods, pnpIns
&C. Blankets and cloth ovcrcoats dress coats cashmere
and sanets pantaoons vests of every Variety has,ca
&c, at Eastern cost.
THEr CHALLENGE THE cHrArEsr and will sell withou
reserve until " arch next.
Al wishing to buy goods for less money tal
can he found at any other house in Dubuque respectful
" invited rail- the north end of the NAPLES House ant
learn the truth of the above statement
Ian I5-dwIv G. BURTON.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-21
Public Land, Real Estate,
AND
GENERILl A ENCY.

OfEeo 4th street. City Hotel Buildings, Dubuqe lows
LAND WARRANTS, sold or located on moderate terms.
FARMS Cry LoTs for SALE improved and unmpraved
DRarrs Great Britain and Ireland for sale, and pay
able at any Bank in the United Kingdom.
EXPRESS FoRw to and from all parts OF Europe
and America, by Adams K Co.'S. American Express, and
Edwards Sanford & Co.'S. atlantic Express connec
ting with Chaplin & Horn in Corn Iiill, London.
COMMISSION, executed and Drafts on Accounts collected
Europe, through Edwards, Sanford Co.'S of London
PISHos., LAND WARRANTS, PATEsrs and claims of al
iescrptiuns against the United States any of the De
partmen.s, viii be attended TO through Agent at Wash
4 ton.
Insurance. on Life, Fire, Marine risks the Join
Stock Mutual principle.
RrAny other business within the legitimate sphere o
an Agents duty will receive our best attention
Aug lS-ly wd. CORkERY & JONES.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-21

TREMENDOUS STOCK OF
@ E. q - rE' EEL II M a. .
100000 Dollars
NTEIiavc this Fall, tho largest and most magnf-
w cent stock of
REL DY Made CLOTHING
Ever off I'd by any house As regards the styles and
make of goods, il is useless to speak, have
reputation far and wide, Of keeping til.
Best Nude Clothing in the Country.
And from the many advantages that possess in i'm
porting and manufacturing our entire stock for cash,
and selling 10 none but prompt men and furthermore,
the dous amount of Goods that we sell, II must
he apparent every one, that sell al lower prices
than any other house
I'VE NOT ONLY can, RTT WILL.
1.,- On the 18th of August will open our Entrt
a0eh for insp ctun. All ask Is, for you TO call in
and examine. fully satisfied you viii pur-
chase In addition large stock of Staple Goods,
we have a large asscrna MT of
VERY FINE CLOTHING.
1trMotto-"large SAILS aud small prnfs.''
MARTIN & BROTHER,
No. lis, Main ST., ST. Louis, Mo.
MARTIN & BRorHER,
No. Il3 Broadway. n. York.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-21
CITY HOTEL.

CoRNER FouNTH AND MAIN STREETS,
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
TAn, THIS well known hotel formerly occupied
Hui by a. II. Miller has been leased for term Of
IWil years, by the subscribers, and thoroughly
Eas.A waited, and newly furnished, open for the
reception of the travelling community and public gene
rally Tho propictors having had extensve expert
in this business confidently atter themselves that
they can give entire satisfaction all wo may favor them
with call
This hotel is situated IN high healthy, central and
convenient part of the City, and directly ON the street
leading the steamboat landing, and Immediately in the
centre Of the business part Of the city The best of
bling the house. where, all times be had
Carriages Buggies, Horses, etc, tn. most reasonable
terms.
We have also established extensive Reading Room
where we have file 'The Papers' from all parts of the
United States furnished with tic satest news'' from
every quarter of the Globe.
Passengers and baggage conveyed TO and from the boats
free of charge Z. Z. HEWITT.
Dec l-ly
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
s. GOOD RID GE.

S. RIDGE.
ATTORNEY IND COUNSELLOR. at Law,
GEN Al Ian d AG Mt.
HAS on hand and is constantly receiving Land War
40 50 and leo for sale for cash loca
ted on time. Warrantee Dcsds from tho soldier will be
given upon the issue of the Patent.
Gov. STEPHEN IlEMrsTEAD, Dubuque, Iowa.
Hem J. J. DYER,
PWArLE. 4 60
Cot J A WAKEFIELD, Lansing, Alamakee county
CHARIY.W HoRBs, Esq, Delhi, Delaware county.
DR ASpRos, Clayton county
Hos SrrrHE, WHrcHER, iiuscatine
SAM HUI. Fayette county
MASS, Esq Anamosa, Jones county
+ Cook, Esq, Davenport.
OFFICE few above tn City Hotel, over Doyle's
Store. Jan 2o--dw
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-21
MISSOURI FRUIT STORE.

vTyIE undcrsgn. having bought til, entire stock Of
i VIM. Canntn will huy and sell all kinds Of Ono
CERES SpFRITs& produce at the old stand IN the Lang
worthy Flock Main street, doors below the inicri-
can House. Large additions will be made to the present
stock embrace everything in the grocery and pro-
duce line, such as.
Coffee, Salt, P-pp'r, SE.r
Starch, Candles, Butter, Cheese,
Eggs, Crackers, Nuts. Candi's,
Chickens, Turkeys, Wild Game, Potatoes,
Corn Meal, Flour;
Together with great variety Of other articles neec'
sar, for family us.
Thu public asSur d that no pains or mon will bs
spared to make this establishment such is 81
much needed in the cit AT this time" and that ev ryt!inl
in NV line Gf business will kept constantly hant
and offered at low rates rs any house in the city,.
For PRonr AND sEE.
nr-Cash paid (, all kind. Of country produce.
1oods bought of m. will be delivr red tr"e of charge
to any part of the city. ISAAC EVANS,
Ian li-dWlY.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-21
Protection Fire and Marine
INSlTI nee COH IPANY.

he undersigned agent FIR this old and well establish
cd institution, mines issue Policies Of ssranee
against loss damage by fire, also against the hazards Of
marine inland transportation at the current of pre-
MUM oIargrhy ether responsible companies. All claims
for loss uudcr Policies issued by the -gned will
promptly adjusted and paid by the General Agent Of the
Company located at Cincinnati. Til, loss paid by this
Company in tho West RI Country. during the last Is
years, exceed s., 00o, 800. CIiS. CORKEKY
ian !2-1dw I'm Ascent
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-21
@fgss9MW @NZ17II
~ |Ija||lM|I[ am
BY TIE O'REILLY LINE.

Reported Exclusively for the Express.
--~~o~~~~-~-~->>~~~~~, 2 -~>>>>>->~~~>0~~> 49,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.
SEsATE,-The Chair laid before the Senat
report of the Secretary of State. to til,
number of persons employed in his office and al
So report of the Secretary Of War, in relation
to a Military road in Iowa.
Mr.. Miller presented the proceedings OF I
) meeting of the citizens of Trenton New Jersey
expressing sympathy tor kossuth and Hungary
which was referred
MIR. Shields presented the petition of Am
brose W. Thompson, praying that the Postmas
ter General be authorized to contract for trans
| D ortation of mails bt tween the United States
and Ireland.
Mr. Stockton gave notice of a bill to cstab-
| fish line Of Steamers between Jersey City and
Galway, Ireland.
MIR. Underwood introduced bill to purchase
the stock owned by individuals in the louisville
and Portland Railroad
| The resolution in relation 10 the Census
printing was taken up, when Mr.. Bright took
the floor and commenced speech III favor of
its passage.
HOUSE, Mr. Houston from the committee Of
Ways and Means, reported bill for the sup
port OF the Military Academy at West Font tor
the year "nd.ng January 1S53.
Mr. Fuller of Maine, from the committee on
Commerce reported back with amendments,
bill to amend the Acts of Io47 and lS42, rcgu-
atng the carrying of passengers in vessels.
MIR. Hall from the committee on Public Lands
reported bill, further to extend the time for
the location Of the Virginia Land Warrants.
Mr.. Harris from the committee on the Judica
nv, ported bill prohibiting heads of Depart
mcnts from prosecuting claims against the gov
crnmcnt and which also extends 10 Senators
and Representatives during their term of office,
which was referred to the committee OF the
Whole on the state OF the Union
New YonX, Jan 13.
About o'clock an alarm of fire was given in
the Sixth District; upon repairing to the build
ing in No 40 - stree, it was found to be
false alarm given by an old woman. The
building is five stories high, and occupied by a
commissioner of cmigrants as 4 depot for emf
grants, of whom there was said to be five hun
dred in the building. When the alarm was CIV
en- rush was made for the stairs jam was the
result, which was followed by catastrophe
similar to that which happened at the Schoo
House in the Greenwich Avenue. The railin.
of the stairs yielding to the weight pressing
against it, gave way, and a large number OF
human beings were thrown in heap together
the crowd still pressing down upon the mass
below, crushing and smnthering those who had
fallen first. The Police of the ski district re
paired to the spot and made almost supcrhuman
efforts to extract the wretchcd be ngs who were
wedeed between the walls. But before the pas
sage could be cleared six persons were smoth-
cred. 1t is thought that five of the many 9TH
ers injured would die. A number of these Ia
ken cut were entirely naked, their clothes hav-
ing been torn off in the efforts made to extract
them from their perlyus situation.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-21
Cook 4 SARGENT, john &. IIIGGISfS,
y,,r.,o,,t Dubu1uP.

Cook & SARGENT, JOHN {. IlIGGISi.S,
Ddrenp0rf. DH0u3"e.
EXCHANGE BANKING HOUSE
and Land Agency of
COOK, SARGENT q CO.,
DuBrQUE, Iowa.
EXCIt3IGE on all the principal Cities of the Unit
Lifted States in sight and time Bills purchased, and
for sale in to suit. Collections on tins City remit
ted for ON ay payment current rates Of exchange
interest allowed on deposit,s
Land Warrants constantly for sale.
Refer to
Messrs. 20. SMITH Co., Bankers, Chicago, III.
T.. w. CLARK 4 BRo,. do ST. I.olss, Mo.
& E.W. CLARK, DoDGE & Co. do Nuw York
&C HArcH & LAxGpor do Cincinnati, Ohio.
~ HOLMES & So. 70 Pittsburgh Pa.
{" j. w. CLARK Co. do Boston, Mass
Aug 25-ly.dw
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-21

To ouR WEEKLY SUBscRIBERs'-i" oohse'
ouence o..ie large res due ofweeklies after n a.
king nm our las, mail we apprehend that some Of
.,r .ut.cribers have been overlooked In this
.x.r, POST Offices that have not received our
,,.,v.rk. issue will please notify Of the fact,
and the subject will receive immediate atten-
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-21
PHILADELPHIA, ia,

IfIf'f DE tfIfTa, Jan. III.
The Scare fever is prevailing in this State
to fearful extent; in the county Of Luzern
whole families of children have been sweep,
away and whole communities are mourning ovel
the vacuum death has wrought.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-21
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
he appointed Administrator Of tho estate Of John
X. Cook, deceased All persons indebted to said Estate
will therefore. smake payment to me immcdiatcy-and
tboS~ having claims against SAID Estate will proceed to
prove up the ssn,c according 10 law.
PETER kIENE.
Ian ,--4t Admir- of said Estate.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-21

Sf1Eh!fF . SALE.
Jos. B. LrSp.EcK
GEORGE W.WisTGARvER.
ID virtue of execution direc ted issued by the
Id Clerk Of the District Court in and the County If
Dubuque and State of iowa against defendant will on the
24 day of January, De- 1852 between hours Of nine
o'clock and four o'clock Mof that day, at the door
Of the Court lious' said County, expose public sale
the following described Real Estate, 10 witt The undiv
ded halt of the Ia of the w a. aud the West ha
of E IA, of + IA Of Sectoif fifteen Township 90
Range, East Of the fifth r. NJ, and the undivided
half the w IA of Section two, Township and Range
above and situated in said County Duu,iu To sat
isfy said writ Us am therein commanded.
w. G. STEWART, Sheriff.
D,IhuGue. Dec % 4 d Is5l-wotS3
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-21
GELPCKE 4 CHROEDER,
Wholesale and Retail GrOcers.
AND
HE EE "a :" HI W% 60 FL N
N ID


"hOlcsale ana ISet0lA UrOcefS'
AND
uD" -~ - MN
u,pn WARE woonrN WARE
go, ,,, 49,, ~, -, ,,..l.
ooh'1''-'' AN - "nn', .N'
Nam street, one door SCUM 81 Me american
house.
VIE nnhc'sienen peg 10 iAioh ,heir 'ne
Pubhe III gehea,,h, t'ey ase iepieh'sneu .ie sloIc
h "a most cah'ie S,!c. TO" WIN NOV" 'l uh'! nhu
inh STOCK Oh cafeiHv seiccled groceries, ' also, avaI
ely OF atto's',d sler necessary 700 numerous
I" mchth' pl al vi WHICH we ohei ioi saie d. INC ~"
est possible prices.
tther cstablishment IN the CITY
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-21

REFUSAL TO INVITE KGssUru TO Rich
HoNp.-We learn from the Richmond RcDuL
i,ean, that At call meeting of the City Cuun
Gil, on Tuesdaz- axening week, the resolution
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-21
MEDIC Al. Nzb'H'HCsI.
DIR z KIP

VIZ OETD notify hi, patrons and friends that he has
w permanently located himself in this city for the
practice of his profession; Embracing the branches of
MEDICINE, SURGERY {. .HIDHIFERY
Particular attention civ to Tie duties ofthc accoucl
and diseases of and children. Also To the
recent mod of reatm nj, by the agency Of electricity
aud galvanism.
Ills patrons aud thep ulic may depend upon living
his hands tile bon fit of all latest
the science and art o dicnr and its branches
Can be found at all hours At his rooms at the Waple,
House, where he will he happy give prompt attention
TO any business entrusted Ia him.
The following gentlemen nav, permitted him TO use
their namcs for purposes Of rcicr-ncc:
REFERENCES:
PIl1r SrITH, Esq. cA.ELEs IIIwIrr.
| I. S. WILSON, II. iIoLr, NJ ID.
Messrs Cook L SARGENT.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-21
MARRIED

On the 10th inst in Caytnn county, by the Rev F. n
Turner, of Colcsbrs, Mr. Jon. Ko,KrR To Miss AM
GRArsIL daughter Of Thomas Graybil Esq Of said
county.
On tho l4th inst by the Rev W. Hubert at the resi-
ience of Mr. Richard Cox, Mr. WI. BRoc, toMssEL
Ass Coz, all of this city.
On the 18th inst al Table Mound by the Right Rev
Bishop Loras, Mr. AnrHcR Nc CAy to Miss CATwrn,,
MoRaAr, all of this City.