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THESE BITTERS possess wonderful superiority
L over all other medicines because they restore to
sound health mpart Tone vigOr and elasticity the
whole systen-a power never known i'll any other med
icrne. They have cured more than hundred thou
sand cases, and have become throughou the country
standard mt dcne. The secret of their great success
lies III their curing the sick by paatng the symp
toms but by removing the cuuse Itself They cleanse,
warm and strengthen the stomach and bowels, and pu
rity The blood-pussessng twelve times power
than the best Spanish Sarsapariila They quicker
in their effect, wholesome and more ting
in their influence
They not an empirical medicine, bnt The prepa-
ration OF regular pracucing physician, who has made
the study Of medicine his profess
They composed of Roots and Herbs, which pos
the power health and slreng The
stiIution.
They have been used with unailinS for forty
years.
They may be taken al any time, without restriction
in Diet hindrance III business; while in every
of existence and every scale of being they possess The
curious power of resisting The effect of sudden changes
Of atmosphere, and thus obvate multiplicity of evils
sonnected with our variable aud uncertain climate.
They differ from the majority Of medicines in the fact
that The more they are known the more they APP
proved Of and those who Them always preserve
health, prevent disorder, and attain cheerful and
plea old
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-07-08
K. z. r.
JOY TO THE BED-RIDDEN.
A VALUABLE DISCOVERY FOR THE
INSTANT CURE OF PAIN!
d ALWAYS READY RELIEF. cures the
ID. worst Diseases in minutes and hours. and

stops the cruel paugs OF pains in seconds. So
qulckand efficient is Railways Ready Relief in stop
ping pain aud curing disease thai ii has raised the dis
eased and he pess invalid from bed of sickness in
very few hours. II has frequently cured the worst
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-07-08
CAUTION.

Purchase Railways Relief only of the authorized
agents, whose inserted III The paper, you vii
then be sure 10 gel the genuine article.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-07-08
Tsadway,s Medicated Soap

Possesses wonrous virtues skin Diseases To the
compile xon il impars beauty.
Rad,oay's CIcassias Balm
mparis nutrmem and health the hair makes il very
strong, glossy rich and uxuraml. Price IS cents per
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-07-08
FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS,
Powder and Shot,
Ice /! Ice!

Of extra quail ty; Water Proof and Common Caps, &
" for sale at the City Market by A G PAGE.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-18
Fresh Groceries.

Fresh groceries.
TTNllE undersigned having returned from the South
i with stock of Gree, ries, is prepared to
sell at wholesale retail, al small advance from cost
and transportation Nowis your time to purchase year
winter supplies Hail AT Vests, on the Levee, or No
ca Main street, and examine the quality, and price the
goods. &. r. WEST.
Octnher 9, lS5l-dwly
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-18
GOODS CHEAP FOR CASH,

Still few more left of the same sort
l RESPECTFULLY announce to the citizens of IN
hnque and the surrounding country, that haveneary
completed my stock Of
GROCERIES,
have on hand, 30 bbls brown sugar. hhdS do 10 bills
crashed 5, sacks Rio Coffee 100 bushels dried APP
pies and peaches 5ool cotton batting, 5000 lbs cotton
arn. nos SO and 10, 10 hovcs palm soap mould
candles faiow boxes star candles, l9O beacIed sacks
e. A. sat- and every other article in the grocery line
am daily expecting from the East, large addition to
my STOCK OF Dry Goods take this opportunity Of re-
turning my heartfelt thanks the citizens Du,u,e
ana surrounding coury for the very liberal patronage
generously extended to since my sojourn amongst
them, ana trust by strict attention business and de-
sire to sell cheap and good continue merit it,
J. b. THOMAS,
Oct. 2S-dwy Nearly opposite the NAPLES House.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-18
BURROWS CHE.2P STORE ENLARGED
TREMENDOUS STOCK OF GOODS

LII admit that BURROWS is the place to Bug Gaods
IA Cheap for cash produce: and has been the
rush, III consequence of this fact that he has doubled the
size Of his store and having returned from the East
is opening of the largest and best selected stocks
of goods brought to this Market in order to accomo
date his increasing customers.
To those who have bought at Buron's Cheap Store
heretofore, need not describe the various and almost
unlimited assortment of goods which keep hand
But TO the uniformed would say have every vari-
ETY. OF dry goods from the finest dress goods for ladies'
the cheapest prints and domestic; have broadcotls
caSsmeres and sattinets fine and COARSE ready made
clothing, of every style and quality, and suitable all
sorts Of weather. hoots and shoes Variety
les OF every descriptions hardware glassware
&c, &c.
al kinds Of produce bon gbt and sold.
sS5 Remember stand is immediately under the Wa
Piles House, Main street, Dubuque. Look for BURTO,,S
CHEAP STORE.
GEO. w. BURTON & CO.
Sept. 10, 105l.-1yd&w
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-18
4pRrklq Grp1ts5.
wEpHEsDA1 MoFxlNa $1,000 FEE. 10


ANeS~s
Under shi. saptiea The Telegraph splns ont =
column and half on railroads. Ia speaking Of
the Ave years agitation Of the Dubuque ana ne
ok ak railroad, the editor remarks:
.And simply because they have been 80 ion9
hno, king At the d ,or Of Congress without ~
m s.,ou. they seem 70 think We o. Oos""S"
have NO r,xht u appear there al all
Tb;. j. not 30 The people only desire tha'
The action u Con .ress shall be based upo"
f,;r .xpre,sion of the sentiment of he State and
far interpre ta,ion Of the wishes of the people,
and not upon the efforts and in,rigucs Of the Peo-
ple Of a small district Of the State
Again, that paper remarks
Is There must be some him.. radio lily "a"''ils'
pen,lemen, in your plans-somet"ii,s
vince Congress That tn y were Pfac'icao's a"1
n.adfnl or they would not have REMAINED thus
long unp,ovid d tor.
The /" radically 1antiny, s;., would apply
much better to your Ignorance OF 'ac's' a'''s"
"A u,i.reure,ent them, Or failure :" draw ioS'oa'
deductions.
III. m;.fortune has been, that for four years
N. State va. represented in the House OF hep
,.,eptativ.s, BY gen leman who utterly refused
- .,ve this subject any attention, although re-
,...,.alv petitioned, instructed and imptored 10
do %, by the people. And that too' a1'ef 'ns
fact had been made known, that BY joining tue
fortunes Of th. State, TO that Vt Illinois, ID nei
.rn,;eation for her railroad grant, nothing cou'o
NV. prevented our State from receiving
Gran, a, the time the Illinois grant was maze
You claim tina, Congressman want so"'e'i'
% convince them that our railroad Is r"et'e"''
e,d .eedfxi. Have they had nothing 70 con
,;r.. Them. when this measure has passed tue
mde.l Of Senatorial investigation and sanction
once. and 10 likely to pass it again: when
oue.tion goes before the senate,-'hat branch
Of the national Legislature which reasons l'0"
e.u,e to effect and acts from the highest MOVIES
Of purity and public utility-'hat profound ana
.erupulously honest body, to which the country
r,..t always look for impartial legislation, and
The safety and preservation Of its hberae'-''
generally receives all the attention, 'nvestlga-
ton and candor, which its merits demand. ms
,,...nre ho, passed that body once, by large
majority. and it is admitted by its opposers mat
IL viii pass again during the present session.
And vet We are told by our 'ciss and eoHse'e"-
NOV. neighbors Of Burlington, that 1t has no
inertia. and this accounts for its delay in becom-
insa.law. Out with such logic. twould bet
ter come one of the urchins Of that tcwn, than
tho. who set themselves up a. auxiliaries and
directors of public opinion
Never within the history Of a people, has
there been stronger effort put forth, to mislead
public opinion, by fabrication, Misrepresentation
and absurd theories. than by the people OF Bur
inetou, for the last eight months. Morgan has
proposed as many plans as he has fingers and
toes and has contradicted himself as often as he
has spoken.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-18
N EW ST 0 R E,

Just opening, tuo doors abore the Fnk.
r AIDES, GENTLEMEN, MISSES ans BOYS, in
L. city and country, respectfully invited TO call and
examine my goods: consisting in part as follows:
DRY IND STAPLE GOODS,
Such as French and American cloths and casslmeres
sanets; white, red and domestic hannels; black and
mslns Prints, large and fine assortment; BATS
wadling cotton yarn, driliings stripes checks &c.
SILK IND DRESS GOODS,
Embracing silk goods of every description, and ladies'
dress goods of the latest les and patterns, with rnses
and trimmings suit the colors. BnnctS, good assor
ment, with ribbons, Innings, arfcials and piimes;
with full assortment of White goods, such as worked
collars chcmzettes muslins, grapes, linen hankerchies
linens, &c.
GROCERIES,
A full and complete stock always on hand.
BOOTS and SHOES.
You will find in my stock gentemens boots and brogans
of every quality Ladies' misses, and cdrenS boots and
shoes ofevcry style.
QUFE.VSF.fRE.
In thisbranch confident shall please my customers
have purchased goods in the eastern markets, and
intend to sell them low no west of the noun
tains. j. Z. WEATHEkBf.
Dubuune. Sent o. ISL.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-18
CHAIN PU MPS.

rINIIE Chain Pump, with zinc buckets smootled and
L fitted Ia the pipe, is the most Convenient, easiest
worked cheapest and most durable Of any kind in
Experience has fully tested its
SUPERIORITY TO ALL OTHERS.
II gives motion the water in the well, which tends to
keen il pure and good. II trouble from freeZ
ing the coolest weather and the chains and castings il
carefully used will last age
The undersigned are manufacturing these
GALVANIZED CHAIN PUMPS
In Dubuque and design 10 make superior article We
fresh supply of Chain from the paicTtecs in BIOS
ton. We will pnt up the Pumps ard let you try them
before ask you to buy. They are narrated to no
frreze up, and to be kept in repair for year.
Orders for Pumps trial orlerwsc, will receive
prompt attention.
N. b. Beware OF counterfeit chains with cast-iron
buckets.
w. NJ. OWENS & co
Dubuque Sept 10, lS51-w.ly.
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Drp-9oo0s &c.
T. DOYLE'S
CHEAPCAS1l STORE ,

On Main street, bet,ccen Fourth and Fifth, merit
door to John Simpiofs.
TIME subscriber crs,eaveto inform the inhabitants Of
i Dubuque and surrounding country that he has just
supply of STAPLE aud FANCY DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING, GROCERI ES and at EENsWARE, which
have been bought on the most advantageous terms ana
will be sold for cast, the lowest renlnnerifing prices
Country star Ike pers respectfully requested fe call
and Famine the goods and pre- before making Phrcha-
elsewhere One price only VIII be asked, and no
abatement made.
among It the stock viii be found thcfoowing:
DRY GOODS.
Supcrtlne Hlack Cloth Fancy SATIN, silk & gngham
Black aud fancy cassimcr cravats-Scaret, blue ana
Do skins white wrapperS,& draw, rs
,,tshnereres satncfs, SISpendcrs comftrtcrs
cords Turkey r d and madden
Beachcd stec ings,s 4 Slo-l handkcrclefs
Blu, hlcached and brown Or en- and blue barege Bloc
drilliugs mer corded skirts
Bcachcd, brown and striped swiss and iaeone, insert
shirtn.s ings ant edglngS
iInckaacks diapers. towel c and thread ms rtings,
Iugs and edgngs, black silk
Crash b'eacied and brown lace cap ,sewed mus
DANA k table cloths lin collars and cuffs
Red, White and yellow Han BLACK lace tails
mes Cashm r silk and wool,
Red ,iekinrs. ccunterpan $ wool, corl Bcrlm Lise
Carpet worp,c"tlony arm and ana cotton groves -,
batting Boys fancy ,piaid, wv
Ladies satehcl>. Carpet bags mcrno and cotton socks
aud umbrellas Ladies' merino, CASHMERE
! Gins CHAINS. calicos, hnseys, and cuttt.n hose
Checked jaconct swiss, Threads, wing knitting
Bo"x, Victoria lawn and cotons, purses, 'ia.',cs
lamp muslins wrisets, purse twist, Le-
| Alpacas, mahairS coburgs, phyr wool
luSirc> and pnplinS Tapes, els, hooks ana eyes
u. Iaiue- printed calicncs Jenny Lind and Kate Hayes
French rnoeS Canton gown b'itt;ihs pn'i i'as"'o
h,uucIs caiuhrcs cam linen and ivory buttons
| hrir handkcrcEi Is Dressing. back ard side
rroNu hollands Irish linen, Combs hair and CLOTH
Oiled cloth. table covsrs brushes
| nnvleys black velvet Coat LINKS
Wadding, batting Bay State longs ha"
CLOTHING.
scntlcmens black cloth, Cashmere and DocsSir
cioaks flushing and blank pants
ct ovcrcoats, quilting satin India rGbber legsinss
and fancy vests,
GROCERIES, &.
Choice Imperial, Young Hy Pure cogniac Brandy, ole
/ son. Oolons and Souchong Mnnongaheia ana oh'
| Teas Whiskcv
/ Java and Rio Ccflces Golden Syrup & S.Il. molas
! Chocolate, cocoa, SEES
| Loaf crushed, clarified and Smoking and chewing to
! brown sugars bacco
Se m star and tallow can Principe, Havana and She
| dies root cigars
Cloves nutniegs cinnamon Fancy and plain soaps indi
ginger mustard and pepper go, lard oil, tubs, ruckets
Table CUTLERY and queens coffee mills
ware, &c. Raisins, almonds, currents
Nov l5-dw3m +. DOYLE.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-18
Public Land, Real Estate,
AND
GENERAL1 AGENCY.

Office 4 street, City Hotel Buildings, Dub'Iqe, lowe
LAND WARRANTs, sold 1r located on moderate terms.
FARMS AND Cry Lors I sale, improved and unimproved
DRArrs Great Britain and Ireland for sale, aud
able any Bank in the United Kingdom.
EXPRESS FoRw ARDI and from all parts of Europe
and America, by Adams Co.'s. American Express, and
Edwards Sanford Co.'S. TRANSATLANTIC Express, connec-
ting with Chaplin & Horn in Corn Hill, London.
Commissions execute and Drafts Accounts collected
in Europe through Edwards Sanford & Co.'S of London
PENSIONS, L.Np WARRANTS, PATENTS, and claims of all
descriptions against the United States any of the De-
parments will be attended to through Agent at Wash
q ton.
lysuR.ScE Life, Fire, Marine risks, on the lin,
Stock Mutual principle.
G-5Any 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, 1852-02-18
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS
HYhn1nS.lyn and Retail

NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS
Wholesale and Retail.
T b. THOMAS respectfully informs the citizens Of
u Dubuque and surrounding country, that he has taken
ae,y ' between the stores of Mr. Re and Mr. Lawsef
where he is receiving and opening an
Ertens;re md nell selected stock Of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, FINE CUT
LERY, BOOTS AND SHOES, &c.
All of which have been purchased in New YORK and
PHIL .pELrHA, principally for cash, thereby offering great
inducements country merchants, and buyers in general
respectfully invite all persons who are des,ros o,
purchasing cheap and fresh goods, to call and examine
In the Ladies' Department, have
Black Gro de Rhine Net lie worked cuffs;
srss Pc de So" ne" die Worked Hf e'0a COL
strined Jaspe silk: F. ncy neck ties;
Watered Popin beauul; Z cambria handerchiefs,
Plaid Cbeye lust out of the few very fine;
| vessel; Alcxander's kid gloves;
Muslin de laine; Phillie mits, long and short;
| Brochc Turquoise; Scollop cuffs;
so Pieces mernoes apacas; 800 Pieces FANCY prints;
| Chinese grass cloth; French ginghaMsj
Skirtings: English and American do;
Sws twill aconet and cam 100 fancy shawls from 81 to
| brio muslins; Sl2 some very superior;
Jacone edsng and inserting; % Pieces green red, bue
Thread lace and inserting; white and yellow fan
Bubnet lace and inserting; neIs
Plain and figured bobinet; $40 Pieces brown m'lslins
Needle worked collars; 100 Pieces bleached muslin;
| Do capes
These Goods purchased by pattern cards. the cases
| DOT having passed the custom house.
| Jenny Lind boots and shoes;
Tortoise, buffalo, and other com,s brushes, &C.
| An extensive assortment of soaps and periuniery
For the Gentlemen have Extra super BLACK ana broaii
cloths Black, Mixed and fancy cassimeres; Blue bro"i
black, green, grey, mixed, and army blue sahe's' p"
and striped Black satin and other vestings;
A few dozen of Wnchester's celebrated shirts;
large and elegant assortment OF under SHIRTS, Doug"
| directly from the importer
| Irish linen; Super muslin for shirts.
BOOTS, SHOES, and BROGANS-A lie" dozen
Miners boots and shoes new article and worthy of you
attention. -
FIVE CUTLERY-A large assortment OF superior re
Knives Farmers Knives, Knives and Forks from 62 l.
to $50 SET Alberta and German silver tea and taDi
spoons; a few nests of Gothic sewers.
| GROCERIES-A very general assortment, such
Sugar Coffee, Tea, &C.
All of which will be sold cheap for cash. approved cour
try produce responsible Dealers on liberal Credit
| Duu,oue August 10. 1851
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-18
LAND AGENCY.
w. j. BARNEY 4 co.

W. j. BNEXNEY q CVs
CTTLl continue to Transact all business connected
- with the purchase sale of real estate whether in
the CITY or country. Iney will examine titles prepare
convcyanccS, pay locate bounty aud warrants,
aud prepared afford information of alllkinds relative
to lands in the Dubuque Land District Maps and dia-
grams can be furnished if required. Land warrants OF
49, 80 and 100 constantly hand, for sale or ca
ton Oh t,rla advantageous terms and tI'l guaranteed
Farmers residing distance can have the r lands en-
tered bv addressing by letter post paid andhs avoid
tho eyncnse Of n io,rnev Enigrants and settlers would
10 well to call before applying elsewhere.
Office West side OF NJ lin street, nearly Opposite me
;lohe Ru;iJ;ngs Duhuoue I,wa June
a. Western Democrat aud Progressive Era, (when
ssiabscd will please copy for one year and forward
oiII TO this office june 4-ly
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-18
miscellaneous.
0ELPCKE 4 SCNROEDEN,
wholesale and Retail Cr0ccrs'

Wholesale and Retain SsaVccs'
--AEEHR@ I'M
HARD. WARE, -wOoDEN-WARE,
gas 8 rJpENs-wARE, GLASSWARE, ETC.
Main ,trest. ore door South Of TIE .4nsrican
i. House.
,rVas undersigned bag leave inform their me
public in general that they have repensed their sIs
"a most gallant style" You will now, not on'y nma
stock Of carefully selected groceries, but, ALSO avai
e,y OF Thousand other necessary ''fxngs, 700 Lou,
mention, but all Of which we Offer lei '''e - '
pmc and examine our Stock and pledge ourselves,
,,, W. can furnish YOU with every thing as cheap as any
other establishment m the CITY, - ,ods, mr mos,
We also embrace this opportunity, 10 'eoet W. nd
n,rss thanks 10 the citizens of Dubuque ana s'irrona
ing country, for the liberspatronage when .i,es [
ed ON us az strangers from the other side OF INC
IN strict attention. w prices and good arcieS, we hope
:" Mcrit continuance Of the same s,uporpER
OUR Stock 81 groceries consists partly vi
IS bags Ut prime Rio Coffee.
10 nf I.agnra aud Java DO
10 HID. New Orleans Sugar.
40 hbis clarified do
20 hbls crushed, and powdered, do.
l53 chests assorted Teas.
10 bills New Orleans Molasses
~ /" Sugar House .
S 4" Golden Syrup.
100 bugs G. A. Salt
50 l.. 3. do
80 bills. Kanawa d"
SO do old Cine. Cider Vinegar.
100 do rectificd Whiskey
10 do Brandy.
| 5 do C'gnac.
| Is do Mackerrl.
5 do Shad, etc. etc.
We also keep Nil aud splendid assortment OF queens
ware, glassware, hard ware, cutlery, poo. ana s .a
Wos,en- ware sich as pais, washtabs, wafh-i"ara.,
bowls covered baskets well buckets -H bush ana pee
measures knife trays mop handles, tarcans, ofoo''s anu
| brushes Of every description s,,,,pornrp
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-18

EASTERN NAlLS-A few kegs of all sizes, for sale
II atmy Warehouse ON the landing at Dubuque.
may . G. X. WEST.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-18
TO THE GENTLEMEN,
Ready Made Clothing.
W APLES e &C

NAPLES & CO.,
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING ROOM
is the place for Gentlemen who wish TO be fitted out in
the latest and best STYLE have the
LARGEST AND BEST STOCK IN THE WEST.
al kinds of coats pants vests, shirts, cravats, drawers
ETC., etc. His
BOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT
cannot be equaed in Iowa, having just received some
20o Mems and Boys Boots and Shoos all of the
very best selected stock, aud no trash among them
HATS AND CAPS.
complete of tie most fashionable styles of
Hats and Caps, which will he sold very cheap
FAMILY GROCERIES.
very choice lot of coffee, tea, and salt, bought
expressly or reta rade pepper and spices generay in
fact, everything that's needed in he Grocery line
The fact is, call at +. NAPLES & CO., for everything,
his stock of Goods will show for itself
y3-No trouble To show Goods.
Dubuque, Oct. 6--lydw z. WAPLES & co
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-18
fOV:l Shoe Store.
ID. Id EIsS y, Es I.
WAOIes0Yc and KetdH UfH'ff NJ b0OlS INA
Shoes, Leather, Fadings, &c.
M.IS SrRELI. DUHCQGE,

IFIOies0lc and Retail DeH'fr M B00tS ana
Shoes, Leather, Findings, &c.
Main STREET, DUBrQUE,
Sirn Of the Big Boot,
ce7. lS NOW receiving at his Store the largest ani
NG mast varied of goods belonging To hiS
Is business, that has b en- brought 10 this place
They ~ re selected under his most careful supervision.
nj the s,anac tories in the East Ru,crS may depend
un,n finding, al his Stur', EVERY VARIETY or
STOCK connected with the trade-no matter what
quality or style may h. wanted h ANY or light fancy
r. common low or hi:h prize. for Men, Women, and
Misses Bows and chidren's wear--it can be hah az the
Shoe Store Come and tor yourselves; call where
YOU NAV expect get without trouble what you want
IN the Shoe line.
ALSO large full and compl &c assortment Of Leather
and Findings
The LADIES will please keep in mind his large and
desirable selection Of various qualities and culOrs Of
Mufs, &c.
The experience Of fire gears, in the above business in
Dubuque enables the subscriber to und rsfand 'niy The
wants of the public II has been, and still IS, his de-
sire 10 conduct his business fair aud honorable pr
ciples to form for himself an honest and upright char
,cter: and nv sncl ans, retain the patronage Of
his old friends aud largely To incr ase the circle among
his new acq,,ainances always has be,n, and still will
be, his highest aim. leJ-Rem> mbrr the Shoe Store
d. DECKER.