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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-04-21
LOVELY MUST HAVE AN ENb.'
NEW SKY LIGHT
DAGUERREAN SALOON.
O.. RURDlGK.
q. l.. BUiSDICK,

HAVING leased for term of years the beautiful suite
of Rooms in Langworhy's Block ,havg enlarged and
fitted them up in elegant style and now ready
cute lkenesses in avery superior manner lie has the adj
vantage of powerful sKyLGiIT yet so soft ana mellow,
that he Is enabled take in few seconds with
perfect 10 the sitter retaining perfectly natural,
ifeke beauty of expression desirable in the picture.
Mr.. Bavng ioryears made this beautiful art his study,
and having awaited himself of all the recent valuable i'm
provemens feels happy the assurance that those WHO
call at his rooms for pictures will nevergo away dssats
fec tu' the contrary will induce their friends TO call
also get themselves most beautifully painted by the
bri ght, pure sunlight Of Heaven.
His facilities for taking children, and for grouping in
large numbers unparalleled. This reception room
fronts Main Streets large and commodous, and
pains viii be spared render this Saloon place of inter
and comfort to all who visit 1t. Excelsior is his
MOTTO and he intends that pictures taken these
shall not he surpassed by any artist East West, and
will in suffer pictures 10 leave his establishment
but such shall do honor to the art credit himself and
render entire satisfaction Pictures taken in all kinds
weatlerin plain or fancy, ockets pins, rings, &c.
Nh. ". can always be found at home ready and very
willing watupon all who wish pictures taken. Visi
will all times be welcome call and examine spe
cnens. Entrance on Main street, doors below Tie
American House, Sd story Instructions given and apa-
ratus furnished dec I2-dWly
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ST. J0SEPH'S FEMALE ACADEMY.
CONDUCTEp BY THE SISTERS OF CHARITY Ol
THE BLESSED VIRGIN


About eight miles from Dubuque
TINE situation of this academy is beautiful and pIctnr-
esque; the air is pure and heathfu calculated TO
improve the constitution and to mpar vigor to the
mind The course of education comprises photography,
reading, writing, arithmetic, grammar, composition, clio
cuton geography, of the globes, algebra French
history sacred and profane; chronology, mythology bot
any, chemistry, astronomy, music piano forte guitar
&c. drawing, plain and ornamental needle work, &C.
The sisters embody in their educational course, all
that may be found useful in modern improvement, and
which may tend refine the and develope the
natural resources of the mind They endeavor to com
bine morality and literature that each MAY happily
conspre the progress aud advancement of the other
They study to unite with the ordinary course OF enca
ton the refined and the necessary accomplish
monts of the mind being fully persuaded that mere
scientific education becomes more pedantry unless ac
companed with graceful address, with that and
elegance of manners which always bespeak highly cul-
tivated mnd and which are found, next To virtue, the
most noble endowments of the mndthe most precious
ornament of the female character.
Young ladies of every religious denomination are ad
'ntted into this academy where especial taken
that influence blasts their religious principles but
as necessary the good government of every
institution, they be required to observe the ordinary
regulations Of external worship
Those forms and ceremonies mach priced and prac
ticed in polite society, strictly nccaed yet
taken to these necessary from
Grating into those exfravagan complim MS which have
neither meaning in their form, nor sincerity in their pre-
tensions.
The system of education pursued in this ACADEMY
calculated to remove that painful disgust generally tx
perenced by young minds in the pursitof their studies
pills than disagreeable task or tiresome duty.
No excrtons spared by the ssf' % impar to the
minds of their pupils sucs sources information
shall prove, in after life, inv auabe socie
undranabe of pure delight to themselves
and remove them from that dangerous intercourse which
vacuity of mind render highly agreeable the unedu
/ Gated.
Board and Tuition per annum, 800 oO
Extrd:
Washing per annum, 90
Music and us. of piano per quarter, 10 90
Guitar per quarter, 10 90
| Astronomy and use of globes, Philosophy, Chem
! istry and Botany, 5 0O
| Drawing and painting, 0c
| French, 5 OO
Payments must be made IN adronce.
Persons residing distance required to have
| responsible agent IN the city of Dubuque.
No reduction made in the of children being with
drawn before the expiration of the quarter, unless in
| cases of sickness.
All letters to he directed (post pad) to Mother Mary
Frances Clarke, ST. Josephs. Dubuque.
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IS BLACKSMlTHlNG.G 6

rfsHE undersigned having established him
/ self permanently in tins Cry, is now pre-
pared to do any work in his line in the best and
mos' durable manner
20 Shop on Clay street opposite Judge Wilson's
residence. Nj. WHEELER.
p S Especial attention will be given to
king and repairing Mining tools.
March I7,-w6m.
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FROM FORT DIES MONIES TO COUNCIL. BLUFF
iowa Shoe Store.
ID. I'D ! * ~ X
Wh0lcsnle and Retail Dealer IN Boots and
SAneS Lenther EiuniurS az

UhOtCSne ma Retdu Dcdier IN Boots ana
Shoes, Leother, Findings, &c.
MAIN STREET, DUBUQUE,
Sign Of the Big Boot,
CE1 is NOW receiving at his Store the largest and
ON most varied assortment of goods belonging IL his
~ business that has b, en- brought To this place
They selected under his careful supervision,
the nanutact tories in the East Buyers may depend
upon finding, at his store, EVERY VARIETY OF
STOCK connected with the trade-no matter what
quality style may be wanted heavy light fancy
) common low or high price, for Men, Women, and
Misses Boys and chdren's wear-it can be had at the
Shoe Store Come and see for yourselves; call where
You may expect get without trouble what you
IN the Shoe line.
ALSO large, full and complete assortment of Leather
and Findings
The LADIES will please keep in mind his large and
desirable selection OF various qualities and coors of
Mutfs &c.
The experience of fire years. in the above business in
Dubuque, nables the suhscrb, 10 und rstand fully the
of the public. 1t has been, and still is, his de-
sire conduct his business fair aud honorable prin-
cipes form for himself honest and upright char
acer; and by such m ans retain the patronage of
his old friends and largely increase the circle among
his acquaintance, always has be and still will
be, bis highest aim. 81 Remember the = store.
d DECKE'.
Son d1y-
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Ho! For California;!

r HE subscriber would spoc uy call the att, htion
of the travelling public to the fact that he Is now
prepar with boat and wire rope To transport tray
eers, bggage fri glit, etc., Cedar river with
good speed and safety TO those rmgratine To Caiior
MIA Oregon or any point on The Missouri, from Wis
consin, North IN, Illinois and Iowa, he would say thai
his ferry is situated in the horShing town OF Cedar
Rapids, the direct and exp diiioas route to
their destinations and the direct route from Dubuque
to Ft Des Moines. Supplies of every description can
be had in this market Corn, Oats, Pork, and all art
ces needed by emgrants bc purchased at the most
reasonable With these facts before the public the
subscriber hopes for reasonable share of public patron
age.
ID. w. KING.
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HARRY.
Dubuque, April 9Th SO.
FRUIT TREES

Cultivated and for sale at the Nurseries Of
NEALLEY & BROTHERS, Burlington,
lava.
a. THE Proprietors ofthese Nurseries are
desirous Of calling the attention of all
persons about commencing the Nursery
business, or preparing to plant out Fruit Or
ehards, to their very large stock Of fruit trees,
embracing over FIVE HUNDRED VARIETIES,
and more than
10000 worked trees,
including everything in the fruit department
worthy Of cultivation.
The facilities and ease with which Fruit
Trees and particularly Apple Trees, are propa-
rated and grown in this neighborhood, enables
u to offer inducements to persons DESTROYS OF
purchasing, we think no where else to- be
found.
We have, therefore, adopted the io,o price
ss,,c,n. in the full faith that il not only increas
GO the business, but also the profits in conse-
quence.
will be furnished at from $50 to $50 per 1000,
according to age, size, etc.
PEAR TREES, either Dwarfs or Standards
Of all the best sorts, from 25 to 81 cents, each,
according to size.
PLUM CHERRY and OUNCE Trees, of
all the popular kinds, from % to 81 cents.
PEACH TREES, GRAPE VINES, etc ,
sfthe most approved sorts, from 10 to Is cents.
" Trees Just grated, with all the choice va
rieties Of Fruits carefully labeled and ready to
set in the Nursery or Seeding Stocks for Nur-
seymen Of nearly every description, furnished
to Nurseymen, Orchardists or others buying
largely at exceedingly low rates.
Priced Catalogues giving full particulars,
sent gratis to all post paid applicants.
" Our Trees are grown in rich soil, with
plenty of room in the nursery rows, and are
consequently fine, thrifty. stout and well
branched, requiring no stalking for their support,
when placed in the orchard.
In sending out stock from these Nurseries,
If any mistake should ..accidently occur, it is
hoped our customers will notify Us, that We
may correct it at once, or make ample amends,
10 it is our sincere desire to render satisfaction
to all who favor US with their confidence in eve-
~ particular.
u Besides the Adore we can furnish all the
popular or desirable varieties of the smaller
Fruits, usually cultivated, including
RASBERRlES, GOOSBERRIES, CUR.
RANTS, STRAWBERRIES, &C.
u Nor do We pretend to confne ourselves
to Fruit Trees alone, We have plenty Of room
and cultivate and can furnish all the most pop
ular Shade or Ornamental Trees Shrubs, Vines,
Roses or Herbaccous Plants, usually cultivated
for such purposes, including fine collec
ton of
PINES, SPRUCES, EIRS and other choice
hardy EVERGREENS,
NEALLEY & BROTHERS,
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l,IIRl1OUE MARBLE YARD,

MANDATORY.
- TANNING, late of St. Louis, MO-, has
located himself permanently at Dubuque
where he intends to manufacture to order.
MONUMENTS, TOMB AND GRAVE STONES,
In plain or classical style.
He will keep on hand fine assortment OF
Marble ready to snit the various tanc'es and
desires of his customers.
MARBLE MANTELS, SILIS AND TRANSoMS
-, pr,rDISG WORK OF DESCRIPTIONS.
Finished neatly and with despatch
Workshop on Iowa street between SIXTH and
Seventh p TANNING.
Duhuoue AUG g. IS5l-6m
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Forwarding and Commission.

TIME undersigned takes tins method to inform the pub
i lie that lie has taken the large, commodIous brick
Ware House the Landing in the CITY OF Dubuque,
iowa and is ready receive in store, or ship all
kinds of Merchandise, Household Furniture, and other
property, from any part OF the United States on
the favorable terms Liberal cash advances maze
on consienments, 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 Cd with stores at the
lowest rates. I'm conclusion will say, that all business
entrusted my shall be transacted with promptness,
care, and despatch, and favorable terms as any
house in the city of Dubuque
For reference, refer TO the following gentlemen OF ts
city:
PETER NAPLES, w. P. WIGIITMAN,
WV II.wTHER & Co., ]. p. FARLEY & Co.,
+. T.. BIssEL. Ill. y. LOWELL.
Dubuque, April IL, lS51-tf q. IL. w EST.
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TNASTERN NAII4S--Afew kegs of all sizes, for sals
IA NJ my Warehouse the landing AT Dubuque.
nav 96 G. z. WEST.
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GOLD REGIONS.
COUNCIL BLUFFS AGENCY.
KVEEuE EE we

THIS Ferry, chartered by the Legislature of Iowa
has been in successful operation for The last tive
wears, and given general salts faction TO the heavy emf
grafton to satisfaction to California. Ii is the hest cross
the Missouri river the State of Iowa. Pr0of
NOT dollars worth of property has ever been lost by
those crossing H. is tire nearest and best route {,
Cali :" FrOQE the first emigrantS that arrived al
Sacrainen.,. season, made the trip from Council
Bluffs in % days. healthest route-onty three
of cholera occurred the north side of Platte
river last season, whilst the south side five o
six hundred graves show conclIsveiy the fearful
ravages of this terrible disease.
For furh,r information printed certificates, pub
iShed letters, Clayton's guide and best maps
Everything needed by the emigrant can be had
Council niutfs and Kanesve fair terms at
other crossing place on the Missouri river.
WHEELING, CLARK & co.
Co neil Bluffs, June, 1851.
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NOTICE.

rI,HE undersigned having This day associat d with
] himself in the N rcantiie business. IAN. SMITH
all the affairs of the House will hereafter he conducted
in the name of NAPLES & Co. p. NAPLES.
az All persons whose accounts or notes due me,
are qu' >ied 10 come forward anb pay the same
Jan 3, 1852. l.. NAPLES.
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Notice

100 BARRELS extra whiskey, for sale low to close
i W consignment, by EMERSON l. SHIELDS.
q RBIS hest sherry wInc large lot OF star candies;
q bhls vinegar; tierce ree: any quantity OF cigars
90 sacks SALT boxes tea and many other articles in his
line, just received and for sale low by
DECELLES & MICHEL
Oct 3-dwy
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AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE.
rh,ch concln>ively proves that
/" Truth is stranger than Fiction
CURE OF
Rheu ma tism, Bronchitis and Dyspepsia.
DEW mp LAMBS A ERGYAlAN


If New Je-,ey of dIsting ushed at,ainnents and ex.
si,ed repnts,:nn =
stp>xy, New Jersey. July ~, is4S
DR. A. n cHKI.TiE-Dear Oh i wish to know
II What has been the result in my own case, Of
he 4ppiiaa,iuH of Tilt. GALVANlC BELT AND
NtEki.N.E, My reply is as follows:
For ahnnt fws'ry gears had been suffering from
Dyspepsia Every year tie 81 iuptoms became worse
ior could Obtain permanent relief from any course
Il medical Treatment Whatever. About fourteen years
aiuce consequence of frequent exposure To the
weather., in the discharge Of NV pastoral duties
rhic 10. year alter year, caused me iBdescFitabie
.ngnsh ha,thcr: IN tie winter oi +5 and 10 III CON
elueLcs OF preachlps great dead in my own .ne
Bther churches this region, attacked
" the bronchitis, " t,ich became severe
require Immediate suspension of my pastoral
aiors. aly system thoroughly pros
,Gtei, aui my Bronchitis became worse, so ALDO
I'D NY ~ spe;,>i4 and Rheumatic afaGtinn TINS
:yiHciug That THESE disorders were Connected with
>aCh otneI though the medium OF the Nervous -
tie Whole rhdrmacc Isp ia theie seemed {" DO
10 remedial agent which could reach and rccupcTa'e
ny Nervous system every thing that had tired Tor
his purpose had com rletey failed IT last was ed
~ my friends to yo,E ias shtipis and tthausn
With very sangu!nc hopes OF tieir eiiieiency) !
ieerrIned try the eject oi the application OF the
jALgANiC BELT AND NECKLACE, with thr
MAGNETIC FLUID TINS June IL Ii. 10
4 6aEAr AsroNisHhEsf, IN TWO DAYS vi DysrEPstA
.oNE IN EIGHI DAYS J WAS ENABLED 10 RESUME
~ PASTORAL LABoas HAVE ! SINCE omsrrEu
,tNslE SERVICE BRONCHITIS;
.,D aaY RHsuMAric AFFECTION has rihEIY ckAssu
70 THorBt.E ME. Such the wonder lul and happy
suits o the experiment
I have recommended the BELT and FLUID TO
many who have been likewise suffering from Neu.
raig &c affections They have tried them,
arsrLrs, ! B,LtsSE, EVERY
| am. dear sir, very respectfully yours,
ROBERT w. Lands.
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Fresh Groceries.

|FNHE undersigned having returned from the South
/ with stock of GrCci res is prepared Ia
sill at wholesale retail, at small advance from cost
and transportation Nevis your time to purchase year
winter supplies Hall at Vests, on the Levec, or No
II, Mainstrcet, and examine the quality and price the
goods. q. x. WEST.
Dctnher2, ls5I-dwly
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p. NAPLES Il CO..

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL -
wv "A LIZ " mr. Nh,
UNDER THE NAPLES HOUSE.
WE WOULD beg leave TO say tina am now prepared
furnish quantity and quality OF goods OF every des
ERUPTION, at Whoe ale or Retail
/ have on hand $50, 900 worth Of
Try Goods and Clothing.
Boots Shoes caps bids sugar, 80 barrels mo
asses $50 bags coffee, 500 bags salt and all kinds oil
GROCERIES,
100 boxes of fresh teas, direct from the east fine tapestry
Ingrain threepy and Brussels carpetins, window eur
tans spoons and every thing needed by housekeep-
ers, from cellar To garnet.
Having spent all the the east, selecting my
goods wherever could find them cheap am able to give
better bargains than ever have complete assortment
Of everything both EnsIish' French and American
TO TA- | AIDES,
Having been east for the last three months is now
prepared to furnish the Ladies of iowa. Illinois and WIS
| consin with the most - 49,. l.
| SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF GOODS
| ever offered for sale IN the West
CARPETS.
Ingram threepv and Brussels very latest patterns
INST from the manufactures drussctts and e-covers
French and American
LARGE stock of shawls from 81 25o SIG; fashionable
bonnetS of the very material and made To order by
the most fashionable Mliuers in Pliladeiphia also,
variety of Ladies' silk veVet coats anu fancy SIN
| Nantes and Mantilias.
LADIES MUFFS
The best assortment ever brought the cu.'v rom 80
| To $l2 <,,>xxnn
French English and German nerinoes from a9r t"SI 81
per vad muslin de LANES, OF very rich sly les, r" ic
10 81 25 also cashmers, apaccas and prints vi ever,
quality. ,,
Wv Lamp and Grrandole Department is not eqaailed II
| Iowa; every style and quality and warranted
SILVER PLATE.
Tea and table Spoons forks, &C., OF the best quail
| ity, and warranted.
| ( rich article of Window Curtains something new and
very beautiful
Looking Glasses extra large sizes and very cheap
! A beautiful assortment of Wall and W ndow faper
| both French and American.
Ladies' Shoes the latest quality of Phadelpha man
ufactur which is understood 10 be the best IN Tie United
states also Chiren's and Misses, in endless variety.
Fancy Goods of every description, style ana qhaiify
trimmings etc. and IN factneary every thing that's wan
ted . ,; ~
shall be happy have the pleasure OF showing m,
goods Ia the Ladies' all times; and would cSiectil
say TO the married Ladies who wish to furnish .he,f non
es With the and cheapest OF goods 10 give
me caIl and who expect to be married sooh,ho"
is the time to make good selection.
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y 3TErT MEDTCISES.

HAVE large supply of all the Pat N Medicines In
i gen raj use, which will warrant pure and puiRe;
Cor sale cheap by Jan l, l552-y GILLESPIE
NTONEY RENTED to Europe, at 1915 per pound >ter-
WI ling, hv COOK, SARGENT & co.
. 1851. div
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NOTICE.
SELLING OFF FOR CASH

~ NAPLES & co. selling off their mamnotl
stock of Dry Goods clothing, boots snd sho s. tliirf
bales domestc 20 hds sugar 30 pieces carpets of all sorts
. barrels molasse bags coffee 25) bags sat- % Kee
nails In fact stock isvery heavy ana eonpeea
AS we are determined torcduce it, make tor on
sprnu goods All those that want great bargains VII
please give us call, for we are determined TO sell
The sale will commence Friday morning and e con
nued from day day. Sundays excepted until the >toc
is entirely ran out. PETER w AfLEo q 'o
Jan l5-tiW1y
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Town Lots for Sale.

offer for sale VERY FOR CASH, the undivided hal
of two four acre lots, Nos. 712 49, Lot No So,
upon which reside, and Lot No 81, containing "a acres
and living about 400 yards of the residence of Hon.
George w Jones,
These lots desirable every account being conve
the city and having beautiful groves and rich soil
for gardening purposes; spots for residences they cannot
be surpassed either in point of beauty or location,
~ Perfectes guaranteed, Apply 10 me or to Corke
ry 4 Jon $, JOHN McCOLLlNS,
Dubuque, Feb, u, 1852, dAwlw
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INV cry StfUICs
On 4 betcecn Main and Locust streets, City Hotel
LYMAN & SHOMO,
TTAVING had their stable, horses, &C. destroyed by fire
III have how built a able, and purchased frs
horses harness. saddles buggies, carriages, ulkes
etc, to which they invite public examnat and trial
We pledge oarseipes TO keep good horses, carriages
etc., be found anyaohere in the Northwest I'LL w
ask is trial.
0.5- Highest prices paid tor corn. oats a..dhay
Anril 30. 1851. II
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TILES .3AD .fOFELS.
SlMM'S and M'GNTIRE'S London series ofta'es
novels for sale Normah's. Nov 3J-oihd"
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DR.. CHRlSTIE'S
GHLVANIC BRACELETS

Are found of service in of Commissions
FITS Spasmodic Complaints, and general Nervous
Palsy and Pai al sis and all diseases Caused by
deficiency Of power or Nervous Energy in The limbs
oft h. hohr
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DR.. CHRiST,E'S
GAI.VAMYC NECKLACE

is used ior all complaints affecting tine Thioat OF
Head Bronchitis Inflammation oil the Throat,
Servous and Sick Headache, Dizziness Gl the Head,
Neuralgia in the Face, Buzzing Roaring III the
lars, Deafness which generally Nervous, AID that
distressing plant, called Tic Doloieux.
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Tic Doloreux and Neuralgia.

These dreadful and agonizing complaints i'm.
meidi,iy peeeed by the apple of the G.sANic
Bar NtcxLAcE and FLUID. The Belt dIfuses the
electricity through the system the Necklace has
local effect and the Fluid acts directly upon the al
fected l. these distressing siictions the sp
plicatio NEVER FAILS
tz- Many hundred Certificates from all parts Of the
country of the most extraordinary character can be
given, II required
{1}- No trouble or Inconvenience attends the use
Of DR. CHRISTIE'S G.4LT.4NIC ARTICLES,
and they may be by the most feeble and delca;e
with perfect AMI safety. In many cases the
sation attending their is highly pheasant and
country.
Prices:
The Galvanic Belt, Three Dollars.
The Galvanic Necklace, Two Dollars.
The Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollar Each.
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.
To- The articles accompanied by full and plaiE
directions Pamphlets with full particulars may be
had of the authorized Agent
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
90 BeUare Of Counferfeifs aud Horthisss mutation
D. G. MOREHEAD, NJ. D.,
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE UNITED STAIE<
la1 P-redwav. York.
T.MASON, Agent Dubuque.
March ~, 81.
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lose, Open, Or Contract Policies

ILL be issued to the Merchants of Dubuqu" car
90 or freight risks of NJ rchandiZ produce by the
usual Inland, Canal or Steamboat routes. Terms as
moderate Is those of any responsible Company
CHAS. Cookery
Feb 2-dwIm Ag MT eff Protc ctiOn Ia Co.
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CHAWLS-25 Bay State shawls now in store and for
y sale by EMERSON & SHIELDS.
DORK, BEEF, and LARD-A Good article, and for
i sale by the barrel pound, at nv Warehouse on
the landing. Also choice lot of Bacor, Hams, Sides,
houlders, and warranted good by G. L. VEST
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Building Brick
az Ann BEST BUILDING BRlCB
ready and for sale, BY
G w BURTON & Co

FINE lot Of Sweet Potatoes juat received and for
N at the Ohio Fruit and Seed Store, also at my Wac
House the landing. e. X. VEST
Sept Ilth, II