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SEA-GOING VESSELS.
MBOATS.

DASSENGERS GOING EAST H1g h.
The line double passenger steamboat
JENNY REALLE, Stone nnstor, win Iese Mo
bile EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING. on ava Of the Sd"'rtaHs
line steamer, The Jenny Bale VIII r@a
larry in all sages water but sixteen incc2
The fine double engae 1afnar h:sl!ff, IN
Mobile FRIDAY NOR Ming, arrival
Of the New Orleans mill line steamer Tor MONTGOMERY ror e?r
uurprssed and the travelling
community may DEPEND moon leaving above For
pussage aIpyto H. GEDDt@t ~ BARK tHe New 'n!isG''
In M WAXING Ntlp Nolfl*.
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DOORS AND WINDOWS. ~
All the buildings will be half inch
psnnes inches stiles nails
Each hung with less inch butts
double inch
moulded ahes the inside and to be secured with good
inch American moce locks. The windows three
quarters glazed sase double hung box with good
lines, weights pules the outside with
inch moulded archtraves The windows the alley
have and three quarters inch moc blind shutters hung with
best loose butts and with blind aehea and eight
inch ross shutter bolts.
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tinees points, ponr rusaGe De In Vile, pendan In
an. q 3s5Fs4s s35i 8R
Les handles sent
die Charcoal eonormnent plans Files
pouce d,epaissanr
lie ngagera urnr les eles poques
Tales qualities l ordonr Les de hndes
iees Levee, ye que
psnra designer dtai le apres
Dunn amende de yingt-cinq pasres jour.
LIE contracant ngsgeaa remstre Ia v Preparation de
les InsdSlss qni ondre
On requera urite de Ia de mit pasre
de fdes execution au contrat
Placements Pacepaen es banle
Les propositions par lvre. rs a IN
Nile! Orleans, ce 10 aoht 1859. f--s4
l6au LOUIS II. PILE, yoye:.
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MO- 243.--RssOiu que lie Contr6leur soft ct
enleure encan, apres jous
rsba s eonrnf la furniture
de Ia vi pendant lie teme Dune
cations sgiAtres bureau dn as5
[Sign6l FRANs. ALPuENTE,
President du Gons. aeA Aaas Aldermen.
tSigna1 5h. JAMES ROBB,
:. President sla Conn., des Aliernen.
APP g;sSyi lie a0a' 1859. = caoss, y
Pour eopie eoniOrme: II. BIER, sscratairs.
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STAIRS.
The stairs Of main building to be per plans enclosed and covered
brick building with states, the number of
openings marked the PLAN The be fitted with inch
cypress having roundd nosngs inch framed into
hand
rails properly fastened 10 the walls.
LARGE DOORWAYS TO ENGTNE-HOuSE.
The Engne-roem shall ached
PANELS half thick rails stiles
of and half inches and lights front elevation,
having related lattice work gazing Tie
thcke yellow
pine Each be sliding and fully in the and
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New Patent Truss
AND
RUPTURE REMEDY
WILL EFFECT
A EMIT CURE.

tF- This TRUSS ia ENTIRELY DIFFERENT FROM ALL
OTHERS in form and pmg of action consequently elect; pos
various kinda heretofore in The
MORE belhs comparatively IN DhI can oe
soring security times By
titled the sltul the
beyond the other painful dan
symptoms which inre9uent the other Truss
common prnsteor persons afflicted with Hernia to select
themselves practice
which be only by those who
familiar with the nature RuguIes Let be remembered that the
piled properly
NO AGENCIES but to sell and apply the Truss office
ST.. CHARLES srERET, New Orleans.
the o. the LII the tyi&
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EyOR GREEMVILLE, PRINCETON, 49, H.
SKlPWiTH LANDING; LAKE. Frog lpENGE, .Rs4.sj
RODNEY, NATCHEZ, FORT ADAMS, BAYOU SARA, BATON
ROUGE, DONALDSON VII lie and all
Greenvi Vicksbug Weekly Packet SOUTHERN IiElLE
The and elegant packet SOUTHERN BELLE Capt j.
j. III "WEDNESDAY, Sept. at Teok
and EVERY WEDNESDAY thereafter throughout the
For freight passage, apply on board, or to
STROTHER BROS, Agents, as Poyiras street.
The SOUTHERN BELLE viii take freight Ya2eo River With
- - nEN
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REMOVALS.

u ? EMOVAL w. N. ROGERS, Propri Ira
y et9i If The Fhshlgg Stables hqztng removed q the
sfeei atween Barogne and phppG, NJud he pd his
Excellent addls Eaggae
Stable r1d Stalls fIoisgA f8Ferv. afl6 i'm
p EM0VAL-BARgTII s. Co. have temporal
" y their Common street to No. "a Com
mon street. my5
< u has ST. Charles street 20 No ~ Camp st.
up sarH. fy
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EHOR WARRENTON, NEW CAR ~ h.
TtiAeE, Grand GULF, RODNEY WATER l ltR
all intermediate sningsFo EVERY TUESDAY EVENING,
ocoek-Sanler LOUISA, in place of the NEW PRINCESS
weksThe splendid passenger packet LOUISA,
master will the ports TUESDAY, August
u o'clock P.
aulI D. R. CARROLL, Row, Carondelet
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Tnies ID hasse dc eee Dc sycpt
dun demi siront rlou de deux
etnes It aplnis de deux eoes an.a
police
bonnss
aiaes Les fenairea aaont Wires dun pcues
spnus orons enies Ia ct
eaterear aop,e arhrayes nesres de 10 e Dc
gen eenyensbe Iqueis It d
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TNNO PROPERTY OWNERS, STEAMBOAT
III CAPTAINS, PLANTERS, ecIrhe undersigned would call
celebrated BRtDGEWATER MINERAL PAINT,
which acknowledged
and for o-t door painting every deae
G. C. BOGERT Il CO., 10 Camp
2l Agents Louisiana Aabama Mississippi Texas
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MO. 174.-Resoloed, That as soon as the
titles lot of ground Phoenix Fire Company
be the City attorney, the be and
hereby authorized make plans and specifications Tor the erection of
said lot Of ground the said
Company and that the Comptroller be sell the contract at
public auction the bidder, cash. when the building is
p and received by the Surveyor provided said iana aud spee
cations be approved the Mayor and Fire Committees the Coen
| Council
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BUREAU DU CONTROLEUR,
viIiK NILE AM. I Aodtr 1862. So
N8-C onformement 4 resolution qui precede,
avis bureau
lime Jour docobre midi raha lie contrast susdt
aus cot -i-i=5 q DEBUYS, I
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NJ.
shall platform all eight
inches the three feet wide; also platform with
President and seearys desks thereon according drawings to be
furnished by the Surveyor.
shall inehes high, including
inch moulding.
The second Of building be sir nhes high
and without moulding
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Caution,

PERSONS RUPTURED should That they have ssur
against HERNIA with all its hoors butp prop
srly constructed and well adapted TRUSS.
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STAIRS.

The upper flooring the buildings shall be of well
and half inch onguei and sroOved mill dressed
yellow paks nailed the landing The floor
tina which stable floor of sound
,I,nInr.. p,.pta
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"A RCADE BAR ROOM-F. A. WOOD respect
y fully his public the ARCADE BAR
ROOM open the of his Cigar Magazine
whore he is determined TO keep all the superior quality
Of LIQUORS AND CIGARS that can be had in this market
- LUNCH always on hand roms till BPM. au?S g.
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ESOR VICKSBURG, w ARRENTON, H.T n
d NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF. RODNEY, IIfseh.Sss3s
WATERPROOF, NATCtiEZ FORT ADAMS, BAYOU EEsasrzn1
sAs and liate viskerg Weekly Packet
PRINCESS No. S-For EVERY MONDAY EVENING at oclk
The superior Weekly Packet steamer PRINCESS No. D. Phelps
will leave about the s0 of August and leave
EVERY MONDAY EVENING through the year landing
and freight all aohb the
nnI6 n r. CARROLL. 81 Union street,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-28

BE Il UTY.
Complexion richly tinted with the bloom OF health,
With skin as pur. and fair parian marble
Soft and sweet as the fragrant rose
Ts til as sound and white As alabaser,
Br ah of fragrance, and lips Of coral tint
With flowing rngles anc glossy locks,
Luxurant tresses dancing gracefully Ger the like
neck,
No dark repusive spots to mar the pleasing picture,
Or duh shadows DER btanty's master piece.
R.4DWaYS .MEDIC1TED soap
Composed of the delicious, and fragrant gums
OF extracts, oils, and costly essences
OF flowers, roots, trees, and oriental plants,
Poss hssing wond. rous virtues o'tr skin diseases.
TO TIE CO.HPLEXIO.N IT EHP.4RTS BEAUTY
BY cleansing the skin from all eruptive matter,
Makes clean the pores gives action To the cspilarss
BY which all poisonous humoTs are elected
And a h althy action 10 the skin restored.
To the To- til it gives whiteess and prevents decay,
It makes the skin soft sweet and smooth,
Transforms TIC most repul>iye and dshgured visage-
To clear aud beautiful ronplr xion.
R.4DW.4Y'S CIRC4SSLiN BALM.
imparts nurimcut 10 the hair
sIakes it str ng, glossy, rich and l'lxurant,
Ceanscs the scalp from dandrud,-gyes action the
Fastens The hair upon the scalp ard forces ii grow
Like guano barren SOIL il makes il rich and pro
ductive--
To dress The hair make it smooth and glossy
Strong and beautiful, &c.
RGdrngs Crcassian Balm is the ttns Plus ultra"
% Price Is Cent, par bottle.
RAILWAY & CO, Practical Chemists,
Li2 Fulton street, N. Y.
TIMOTHY MASON, Dubuque.
Only Agent for Railway & Co. in Dubuque.
.uly 1851. No. Ally.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-28
nleoifines, ST.
Ke . HR. Egg
tIE PROPHEC YF'UL FIJI ED

,,r nnpryr~vy
IHM Tx VI 1EC T. CLEILEDf
= the n"h'h "i N,'sns'' 'efs' we PROMISED to the
world mai We N"ga iit u ~ acihe mat wsaia
LNsI-iN Ij.la Ioi Jr - ,, So Ike
fHsadN .7sND f.1iN'
-, ING $2tt1 " rfMos. d - ~ IN
we propose !" Hospitals, anu a." '..l ihsuti'isns
for the rrcegr.n OF The SICK; 10 ih!sains surgeons
and all siairat institutions ana Doa,ss nv
RADN A L . READY hEiIiEF,
vi n or over min II non, The natients
ai;ed that II would ali all.y in few minutes TIE
'" c'a''''0" INV" MostseySrs
,prrusy,yr PINS.
DLdR 81 i,n, . rs,qxs11' ="
CHILL FEVER.
rh,t i, cru, minutes il would relieve tbs Best
s; The b v,eJthat in fit 81 minutes it would .rp
ali painful and darn! ga discharges and imssr slai
n nsinveh relieve the most sew. re ard disaereeshe
"a;ns Of Sick rad nervous adacle in kft.en minutes,
| ~ oa;'c,n,iE cure tiIi. distressing complaint
and eef ,r linz in instant nIa,e e cru parp.
yeurasa pins and permanently cure his excruriating
an 49,; y; few seconds
ache IN w"piI rfnnys all re,n,tie Mains i. fft..n
l. mM and cure any Chrauc case Of Ehermatism IN
mSn il s' %r.u "'''
T noss secs s.otlng and relieving in
~ ali r,in, ~; ,ingti fr,,n, n. inmate Neu-
anens o., a. na Ams romplat, md ,ha ib ma
al S,,;g,n ISL ~ s, r,ir,
The weird was startled al ht publication ct orr dis
that like other remedies 1t would enre quicker on paper
an by practical expertm ntathoisaids WHO were SUI
ring with the mos pains, at detcrRlin
cd try it; the consequence was, that from an's'
every village town and city, within 600 miles of New
York the daily recipients OF orders Tor our ezra,
ordinary m.dy The people tr it and found it good
the mosttorrng p,ins mitipat,d weak and t' be
victims of Rht umatisni. Wlin nad ach D Au"eh W
vars were suddenly relieved from pain and restored to
health So with the sun fers OF Nriraieic, s'ch anu
Nervous II adach. Chill Fever, DrariTa, Cramps
spasns Cholera M"rhus, and IN tact al PAINFUL ana a's
Tossing Acute complaints; Wee III, uei,l =.
their and restored 10 health It's tame sprs az
from city city, the people sound its wonaeriui VII
tues far and WIDE and the earth had run us year.!
course,
FIVE NELLJON BOTTLES WE'RE SOLD
In svarv town in Maine, New HAMPSHIRE Vermont
Rho e Island Massachusetts, Comectic' I, New YORK
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DR.. CHRiSTiE'S
CALVANIC BRACELETS

Are found of vast service in Of Cow uislos "r
Fits Spasmodic Complaints, and general Nervous
Affections Of the Head and upper ex,rcInities Also
in Palsy and Paralysis and oil diseases caused by
deficiency of power or Nervous Energy in The limbs
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-28
Ohio E,rssis ard seed store, No. co

.iiatn Street, Dubuque, Ioeca.
Ynu will not only find Choice Selection OF ) eds NJ this
E.fahii- hcnt but almost every article of Foreign ah
domestic Fruits Green Dried and Preserved. Nuts,
Candies Spices Tea Con Sugar, Pepper SPICE. GIN
GER ;alcratts Tobacco, snuff, Soap, Candies Powder
shot Lead Starch, Indigo, Pipes, Cane stems '0'"fS:
Cod Fish, Salmon, Herring Poultry, Vegetables, etc. ETC.
!:rp constantly hand, AID will be sold CHI ap. vii
say in conclusion, tat keep almost every article desired
ar emily use or for the supply of Steam Boats and viii
he hanpy TO furnish all AT reasonably low prices Al
articl 8 parchas will he delivered with care and dls
%,tch 70 any place within the City if desir d. free
charge as keep Horse and Carriage expressly for tina
,mrnose G. RI. WEST.
dubuque, 1st March, 1851 no 20
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-28
CLOTHING.
GROCERIES,, *

Certicr,;u's back CLOTH Cashmere and pceskii
cloak, flushing and blank pants
ct overcoats quilting, satin India rubber legsiRss
ana fancy yests,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-28

Sligo and Tyrone Iron.
GO TONS ASSORTED nar from az h,,,d,a.
w Small Iron; 800 bundles Hoop Trcn: 90 brndle,
,heet ron 80 bundles Nail Rod Iron: $50 bars sl,l
by FAPIiV = tai, YSn .u', a."
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AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE,
uhich conciusivciy proves that
'rruill is stranger than Fiction
CURE OF

thet, ia tisln; t3rOnChltlS ana dyspepsia.
REV. DR.. LANDS, A CLERGYMAN
If New jersey, of distinguished ataininents and ex.
slteJ reputation #
Sipsxy, New Jersey. July IL, 1913.
Dr.. A. II CHRsrir-Dear 1n - You wish tn knew
If what has been the result in niy oi
The application of THE GALVANIC BELT AND
NECKLACE My reply is as follows:
Fer about twsnfy ysars had been suffering nom
Dyspepsia Every year the rnptoms becain worse,
could ! obtain permanent reilet tiOin any course
If MEDICAL treatment whatever About fourteen years
,nce in consequence OF frequent exposure To the
weather, in the discharge OF NV pastoral duties
I became subject to severe Chronic rheumatism,
which foi year after year. caused iildcscribahis
anguish Farther in the winter of 45 and 40 in ger
sequence OF preaching great deal III my own ais.
nther churches in this region, atsc led
NJ tie Bronchitis, which soon became so sen ere a.
require inmeiiate suspension Of my PASTORAL
abors. Ny nervous system 'cas Thoroughly Pres
rated, AMI as my Bronchitis became worse, 90, ais1
lid ny Dyspepsia and Rheumatic afection-thus
aynsiDg that these Disorders connected with
each other through the medium of the Nervous Sss
ten the whole phariaaeorria there seemed 10 hs
remedial agent which could reach end recupss.tss
ny Nervous System every thing that had tined fer
this purpose had completely failed. At last was led
by my friends to examine your inventions and hough
with very sanguine hopes of their eficiency)
determined to try tbs. effect of the application OF the
GALYANiC BELT AND NECKLACE, with the
MAGNETIC FLUID. This June, i3S6 Te
ny GREAT ANNOUNCEMENT, DYsrErstA
HAD cow /; IN EIGHT DAYS WAS ENABLED RESUME
NY PASTORAL LABoRs, HAVE OMIT
JINGLE ACCOUNT nf THE BKoNcHITIs;
,sp sly NnEuMATiC AFFECTION HAS .NrfhEis
TROUBLE such IL the wonderful ana happy
suits Of the experiment
I have recommended the BELT and FLUID to
many wha have been likewise suffering from Ness-
ralgic affections. They have tried them, HAYry
RESULTS, Believe, IN EVERY CASE
am, dear sir, very respectfully yonrs
ROBERT w. lands
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-28
DISEASED EYES.

DR LEE, would announce the public generally that
IL be will again attend IN Dis Of the Eye lie
feels cund mt from his study and experience, and
from information received from good OeuiiSts that he
give satisfaction in all cases, arising from III
uic ration, thick, stiff and granaated lids films,
rosis weakness &c. sc. The method of treatment will
b. and entirely saf. No cutting, scary or Bills
terins Will be resorted IN. The eye and the parts com
posing il, exceedingly delicate and sensitive, and
when diseased gentle and mild treatment is far tbs
best. Mild medicines proper iy applied WIN generally be
sufficient.
DIR. L. has DR.. 8 b. Smiths Torpedo Electro Gaivanic
Battery of New York. successful operation tor nervous
and chronic diseases such rheumatism, neuralgia, dis
pepss, paralysis, deafness, weakness. &C. &c.
Electricity is used thurauties agent by the hest
and successful ply in the cities, and
when propcrly applied with satf1 cient power cannot
harm any one, but always benefits il followed up.
Please call and have your eNaInin d.
Enquire at the NAPLES House or Temperance House.
.hery
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-28
-----t Et:---
IAga!0RE:.|la|EADS|
|ELlllllI52g;SSl3;a|
AND PAIN DESTROYER.

En,n,, Ncn, ,,,.,...
IN H. ,fa -, pi 80 ,,'tiio,, 10 -, \ - ,is -,
tho phil .nd IL - ,o.an, 80 -. , .nl;..
tin, in al Hose comnaints for which Masses bars a,
homo ba.n ~ i ~ " N p ~ "
''I E,p p u =, u'
ter and is therefnre mseI VIII S,ea. I'ss
ad y l'eie!oe USED WIN M most rfain success
,ya,Ea,od al. 80; " Dep.n,'s, T.reh.ti+hhs Nhe
inviacr,,irg ia e,,ra -, ''e '"iou' oi.a"s, sAo
sFCoVn M :. :. SUI o,
pn,,s ncrsIr,io i,;h I 1osal tiaMer causing g
pnurs of ,ba t;n =, h ms tmahes me inhuherasis
aud nv his means - XIX f eInaes az
Ach : a.s,s aJ Cs,; $3.50 80 NM VI an anu
acn :, a.ate ana Caron'c faehmdtsm, Lamsas&s anc
- a. - " I" :" ca Ie si"c 5ach, or ong par
-, ,,r.,sn:.;, r oci u - ueu wiz, ,hs
80: :h'Pi'1'lis s"to's anu Even III C"ffmFf 81 me
'"s y 's Hone M"ntelS. -, sever cases OF hP COM
" 10y 10 ca -: Gus nav nc, ',os' maeca ana IN Lpsr
, -, nv, n'e NV, nccn ht1"n 10 'a''. 81 RAW
e4a XII, rtse Iarre tAis plaster IS GPpl,edES
do ~ = y .ieai y ereMe fdasfer possessing as II
nrt;c ,nnnenrc and II VIII ,hnrarrs h sh 80 VI
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-28
NO. 4l--44-as

Corner Na;n and Al streets, Du6aon. Iora.
'ESit umueSished AT Their old established srandNo.
l II, City iofel building take nI.asne in ,nln-
chg 10 tn r nm r,us patrons that theit spring stck
ncw conpiet, and vii! bc sold al retaard yb,asale
on AS avofaie tcrHii as any other huue Tho city,
We kr, p all inds of mcrctnndi.a. NJ Good Crae-
ries IIardwie, Liquors, Boots and noes, and, a
word, all III TIE country needs. W wish and i,tend
to DO tar ultimate hisinessno fse pretenc such
taan the moves OF Others, ncr wprr do il. We only
wish 70 say word 10 the unsrIspyting ponioa of com
mInify, a'idat IS, he aware ofSuch gull traps. We
them justice We shall poke IL po.e OUT when
found T. do but W. would ~ recruit our stock to The
amount OF s"r eight thuusah dollars, and still sell al
cost. We nix it would be- to do so, an in
suit to tn III on might remind.
We are r'kfnl for past favors, and hops by strict
attention business, to rerit Continuance Of the
same. EMERSON g. SHIELDS.
DubuGueay 7, 1851.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-28
Victory wheat :ssaI Seed Drill,
MANUFACTURED BY
VIM. 2. HENRY & CO, Saint Louis, NJ

THIS Drill is offer to III, farmers of the valley ofthe
Mississippi u, full confidence that il viii prove TO be
an n,iern Of immense Vi Ire to III m. The drill is
snpI cc~tl t. and cheap. Their ARE ills, inches
on4r K plants six feet wide. Two hurs.s us,d
niar., say Is acres p rhay. The dr be regulated
t-|pant from quarts ten bushels tn acre, by
simply r,sing ar lowering ever-tiie e- ders b.
easily ciorei one BY rs to plant out point
.ilout waste. There is also a well arranged land
m it; what sown, say two to thr inches
deep. with this drill, and planted carly say middle of
- pcnl5 and thin, peck ~ half bu>hpl
TIL acre Will winterkill. One-tlird Of the ordi-
nary amount of SEED is plenty and the yield will
be at least fourth NOR, if that sown broad ST
does not winter Kill. In ofdgr 10 afls, orders
mast be sent in carly Price of ns me , ssa Can be
had of VI IL. EsI, Agent.
D,.,,,o I,,---.y 1r--cm.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-28
BISTR ESSLSG PAINS OF.fLL KINDS ARE
INSTANTLY ARRESTED BY
P1DW.fYS READY RELIEF.
DJARRHOEA.

| On the first symptoms Of Darrhra or Dysenfy,
down teaspoonful of RELIEF, in water, and stho
the bow externally and your sickness and pam VIII
he but the affair of 4 moment. Let p rsans VINO are
ang read our pamphlets Those cases that the Ready
Relief will reach, il viii act upon quick, promptly and
ssetuuily see that each hottie bears the signature OF
WAY d CO.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-28
DUBUQUE FERRY.

HINHIS old established ferry-ti,e only authorized one
Il opposite the cy-is now under the control Of the
undersisnnd No pains or money will be spared in max
ing our ferry worthy of public The mail crosses
daily at thus terry and can rely at all times upon
being crossed over comfortably ard in SAFETY.
Good stahling and other Accommodations are provided
for travellers who may wish to stop for the night on the
Illinois side Of the river.
rms Terry Is at The Western terminus Of the Central
Railroad and preparation been made to
the increased patron age anticipated
A.L.GRECOTEE
Isl m Nav -
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-28
Drl,e, &r.
T. nj ASON

Sign Of the Good Sauna ritnM,
INVITES the attention OF his customers to
the following articles received by late arri-
walls.
STERN OIL for parlor lamps that will not cong al
Prepared COCOA from Raker's well known establish
mcnt.
Prepared CHOCOLATE.
CORN STARCH Of Kmssford manufacture.
UEcKERs Farina
CoLcG,E at 81 per Quart Of superior quality.
RasE WAFER, double distilled and fine favored.
PcAR. POWDER.
fLAHAsrER powder
WHErHnRIrI's premium Lily Waits
CHALK BALLS tDr toilet
ROSE POWDER
PowpEn PUFFs
TAYLvgs transparent soap
ClirystaliGe wash balls
EEsAN
| OLA BCNa Windsor soap
! SAND SOAR; Egg shaped soap; Orange soap
| MILITARY SHAVING soar
| SHAVING CREAM IF various kinds
| NAREGi TED soar; white soap, CASTLE so.P
THE attention Of Ladies respectfully solicited to IL
ol.o wing articles:
PHEL'; liquid solder for china
Io9lti NRrstiE Of every variety
CHARCoAL PASTE for the teeth
ExIRNcT Naniiia txtract nutmeg: extract lemon
PoNADE' If every variety Ok Of variuts sS Il
II HAUEL, Eau luStrad Hoy2o J
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-28
BURToNS CHEAP STORE ENLARGED
TRFMFNDOUS STOCK OF GOODS,
HENRY C. GARFIELD

CORNER OF FIFTH and MAIN SITS.
The Store formerly occupied by }. Is. Colds
berry q Co,
TTAS now in his store large and extensive stock
L Of FALL and WINTER GOODS, which offer AZ a
slight advance Eastern costs, wholesale or retail
My stock consists OF raj assortment ana wen secc
ell stock of merchandise The ladies OF Dubuque a'
surrounding country, particularly requested to cal
and examine stock Of cheap silks and tetcy dfygo'd
have on hand heavy stock OF noCts and shoes ana
every variety al Cot,ng Groceries of all kinds: brown
she'd and powdered sugar prime qualities ct teas ~,
and Java coffee the pure> Of liquors. the best OF ais
nvsters oct30dWtf
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-28

PRINCIPAL Office, in y, W York, 90 Nassau st~act
in luu!rn. PSI Strand, next door TO the
INcepil Theatre.
ouhroue Iowa w 2. Alien < Go. No. l00l Mai ST.,
T. Mason, No. 81 Ms,ln
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-28

q BBTS best sherry WINE; large LOT II star cand -
q hbs vinegar . lcrrc rice;i amy gu InI'y OF ri-h
81 sacks SALT boxes tea and many nin rartics IN II
line lust received and fer sale low l'y
DECELi.ES s NICHE!
Oct 3>-iwv