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VOL. T..
LITTELL'S LIVING AGE.



Kent, aud President adams.
CAMBRIDGE, April "a, 1914.
have read the prospectus with great pleh-
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NEW SPRING Day u 0UnS,
1T WHOLES.ALE.
MURPHY. TIEKNAN a. CO.,

No. As, WOOD ST., PITTSBURGH. PA.
ARE now receiving their second supply OF
New Goods tor this Spring; bought within the
lass few days, at the very lowest rates. In their
stock will he inund u full aud complete assOrt-
MT OF AMERICAN, BRITISH, FRENCH,
and GERMAN GOODS all OF which they
offer at EASTERN PKiCES, lor' cash or ap-
proved credit
They respectfully invite an examination OF
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April IL, 1852.
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DAVID WOODRUFF,

Manufacturer Of Carriages, Buggies, S,1kiss, 30
A general assortment of carriage constantly
on hand, made of tb best mt .erial md in the
neatest style. All '. ork wall mtcd
Shop on Main sire Il. Sa-ea %.
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The dollar mark, MS the character s is call
ed, is n corruption or alteration of the initials
u. s., originally placed upon American pm
per money IN its stead One portion Of the
mark is all S the perpendicular lines run
ming through OF over il are the U, with the
curve cut Oft
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VOL. FIVE WILL COMMENCE IN APRIL
Dickens "lLOusehnld MO.dS."

4 U'cekiy journal, and YalaaJle Iphispers, ,
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SWe may as well add, for the benefit of the
novice, the advice to shun all trees that are uni
vcrsally propigated by suckers. 1t is worse
inheritance for a tree than drunkenness for a
child, and more difficult to eradicate. Even
Ailanthuses and Poplars, from seed, have toler-
ably respectable habits as regards radical things.
Though there are grand avenues of II in tho
royal parks Of Germany, raised from American
seeds.
TAT Wakefield, the fine country sea. of the
Fisher family, near Philadelphia, are several
Tulip trees on the lawn, over one hundred feet
high, and three or six feet in diameter
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-14
Commercial.

For the last week large quantity of rain has fallen
which was much needed aay the dust and revive the
crops The general health OF the CITY good The rv-
er is low and falling.
Improvements gradually and bfosperously pro-
gressing The commercial trade ofthe city for the last
week. has been better than the week previous. Steam
well freghted plying and from the city daily,
and the merchants pleasant which is
generally pretty certain indication that they have not
been idle.
LEAD.-This article commands 81 80, while mineral
is selling for 90 and S27. Nochange IN flour or wheat
from our last quotations. The mills grinding regu
larly now.
CoRS-Th,rty--;ve cts, with brisk demand.
Com MEAI-Fity cts per bushc.
We have no change TO reSord in lumber from cur last
quotations.
LAND WAnR,NTs-The demaud for land warrants is
qrta limited, though prices little the advance
MosEY-Easier than it has been tor some weeks
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-14

nCrM, pitch and rosin prime article on band aud TO
Osae by G X WEST
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NAPLES House.
DT1RUOnE I1wA

all travellers, that he has taken his house himself /:
that he has enlarged it, and furnished it througho with
new furniture, in the best style and is determined 10
keep the best HOTEL and the best table to he found in
The west and respectfully socts the patronage ofhose
visiting Dubuque. Having secured the valuable services
of Mr. WM JACKSON Agent, whose ability and cxpe-
ence ia the business is unsurpassed and procured the
best Of help in every department, without regard to cost
to make heir stay at the NAPLES House agreeable.
PETER NAPLES.
WIN. JACKSON .fgent
P. S.-A splendid BARRIERS SALOON fitted up
expressly for the House, and Livery Stable attached to
the same, furnished with good horses carriages bug-
gies, &C., always in attendance.
HF1'he General Stage Office is under the NAPLES
House.
June 4th, le5l-dwy
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-14

1t l. said the spirit-rappers are doing an ex.
teusive business in Concord, (Mass.) A cor
respondent of the Post says doctor introduced
il into that town, through medium he found in
Boston. Several people have had their minds
<lisordered by the 6elusion. One man believes
he i soon to be endowed with the power Of
performing miracles, such ~ healing the sick by
The touch, &C., and one (tLe principal profess
sprl says he shall soon be able to walk on the
water. The correspondent hopes he will
m iAan ,neetly deer water. --Esscark .Adserti-
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r. C. NAPLES
WHOLESALE & RETAIL STORE
HIP TOWN.

One Door South Of Spaulding's Booh Store.
HAVE Just received very large stock of Fall and
Winter goods, and am now prepared to furnish all OF
my old friends and as many new may favor me
with call with any and every thing in my line that
they may desire My facilities for getting goods
such that and will sell them low the lowest.
In my dress goods department have every thing of he
very latest STYLE and atter myself that plea
the most fastdious. have
Dress silks and satins PLAIN plaid and watered
VI de LANES of all qualities "oplins
Cobourg cloths Pam and printed cash.
Exhibition lIstres Canton cloths
French mernos Apaccas of all qualities
English do French oil ginghams
American oil ginghams English do do
Dress trimmings of every dcscii zion.
RONNETS.
Florence Rutland, satin and pearl, white and coiored
satin and velvet bonnets. Also, a beautiful stock o
bonnet ribbons
CARPETS
very large lot of fine and super fine ingram and
three ply carpetipgs, which can sell at manufacturers
prices having bought them extraordinarily low.
STAPLE AND DOMESTIC GOODS.
have got one OF the finest of domestic goods
ever brouaht to iowa. and having purchased at unusual
" low rates, offer great inducements to purchasers
CLOTHING.
also good stock of clothing boots shoes, hats
and caps. Please call and examine them il you want TO
good article.
GROCERIES.
large lot of groceries bought cheap md for sale
in lots suit purchasers Roinemb the upper end oi
town. noyG dWt
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s = q 90

ONE OF the most beautiful residences adjacent to this
~ City, cont aiming twenty acres, and upon which
is comfortable, Brick Dwelling house, Barn. Carnage
house, good Orc bard, beautiful gardens Yards, etc
namented and HANGED in value by good selection OF
Shade and Oman entail trees and choice shrlbbery, is
offered for sale for at least $1,000 less than its caiue
The grounds enclosed and properly divided by first
rate board pang fences and the title to the property
perfect.
OF Only SNAIL PORTION of the purchase money will
be required TO Se paid in hand-the remainder in
two and three years. Apply soon, if at all, to
Dubuque, July S-dwIml CHAS. COOKERY ,Agt.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-14

The subjoned certificates from MIR Miller of the 81.
Charles, and Messrs Thompson, Mercer and Hamilton,
practica painters all of this city, show that tie
article has great merits.
We hope generally used, as an outside paint
at least See advertisement.
This is 10 certify that the walls and window frames Of
the St Charles Hotel have cen painted with Mr. Sins
Fire Proof Mineral Paint ten months since, and
cave hesitation in saying that il is very sttneri ar
iice for that purpose. ID. H. MILLER.
PIrTsEURGH, July 81, 1852
PirrsBuRGiI. July ., 1851.
This is To rilfy thar have tired tie mineral pf''
discovered and manufactured by Mr. sims and that
consider il SUPERIOR far Judgment goes 10 any
other mineral paint in the market, and that lis coors
ground in oil, will be found to be very superior
article. JaM.S IaOaII,ct''
Mr. S,Ms-Dear Sir: Ihave used the sample of min
eral paint YOU left with me- and consider your plan I
opion that it will in great measure, take the place of
lead; inasmuc its natural qualities are not destroyed
by chemical process like That of lead, and for Two rea
sons viz Durability and cheapncss, 1t will not be long
before discerning community will more fuy apprer-
ate its qualities. For than twenty years | have
been engaged in the painting business and with me the
theory been reduced to practice II can be used TO
advantage in the following viz Notwithstanding, fenc
ing wagons poughs castings iron raiiinrs, hurricane
ces it will be found invaluable my Judgment is worth
an yin. | say it every where. where dark color
will answer. Yours respectfully,
JAMES K. HAMILTON,
Pittsburgh, July 5, 1851. Third street.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-14
A Rare ODDOrtuniiy.

rv>Ht undersigned, at the solicitation of number of
citizens divided his farm, just outside OF the city
limits into lots from 500 to 400 feet in dph by 80 100
feet in width. 49,
A street 90 feet wlda runs through the centre The
site is healthy, romantic and high; the surrounding
scenery is sublime beautiful and Wild the SOIL Is rich
warm and loamy
The site is sheltered from the w and ~ w. winds by
beautifu curved bluff The ground rises like an am
phbeatre as it recefes from the most public road lead
ing 10 and from the city.
The object of me undersigned is not so much matter
ofspccnlaton, tits accommodate number OF quiet
and orderly persons no wish build up assembage
of neat rurallke cottages, that they may escape the
dust, din, and hustle of the city.
une2dw* JOHN KING.
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For Sale.

"A rNHE pleasant Cottage Dwelling House and
EM3 Il Lot ituate the side of Clay sire, t.
A::2Lsouh of and the of T irteen;h, and
well known the residence Of Capt. G. o. Karrck.
The House cont aiming six rooms, besides kitchen, and
built with expr reference to and convent
ence in every ,art. The yard ornamented with
flowers and shru bbery in great variety nd the garden
containing fruit trees Of various There
ciserns the the walks and cellars paved and
the situation for peasantness is surpassed by any
in the city.
For terms, inqu ire of e. c. Hewitt, the City Hotel
at this Office. dubuque, July l. 1852 If
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STATE OF IOWA
Jones County,
GO .ENeas>sSsers EEert.

g iR:-You are hereby notified th2t Their SNOW G.
- in the office OF the Clerk Of the District in js
county, Iowa, petition Of Alfred ". Daring i6nlIr-
sir1tor of Isaac Every, deceased, claiming OF yuu ~
" Dollars, rlone, due promssnty note,
foreclosure of mortgage, given tie nutf- QUAR-
ter of the southeast quarter of section No Sinet
township No. eighty six North, of Ean@e 70. threw
payment of sad note, ard that unless yoH arFCar
answer thereto, before Vie 2Uj.i day sc Apr! a.
1882 judgment win he rendered against you FrTeou.
j. A. SECREST, ERIK of said ,ourt.
Anamosa, March 25th, 1852 wAw
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Wells, Fargo & Corn ';aHy's
C4LTFORNTi TX p R r s. S.
A JOINT STOCK COMPANY,
Capital 100000.
1rrrc,, NO f-t..T TNrv

a. This Comr1rr bsvsu corr aetsd ~ otsaH'1rti.r
.s ihove is now e Hud"! a'Ic care ~
Forva rffae, hrenc' aad G. mht- ON =" - = aF.
chase and s1Ic Of Gold IN 2. fn'nn "". ..r-
cRaree. ihe pa u"Hf GHd cCH"'ttHH n' -. e rf.a
Accounts: ne fYr,r,!iur Of God 80 t.3,s..I s..a
Sp,c;e-also parkaeeS. parce!s "ld - ~l.f Sc H.
tions in and aetweea The cig" z 81 'rn
Of san Ifanai-rG, aud the - as'. .i,.t
CsrlfarHa: cunne"ting al New y .iH ~
Vets, Eutterf III & to" and ~ ..p-
farnI.np tbi 4 n1rican .Sp33.s5 ''33 IS: Aatr
lgarndan Express. neg, NifE.i 4 .,a .at
Canada ~ ,lccss, AMI Li}ifs 500. v s.'S : t,a
npa Exsress.
They b. 5s established e 6, ari f.:,;tT s, n
al tie nyiacip. c 'e, aaG t was ia 'nr 'tt # rrf-
Middle and Western Natas. a." G =
and faithful MESSENGERS "rni ned W. i'o' 1"-
THO scrufitv ffeGsRf aud cer vaipir's tatE
cc,nDan, each ~ rfcss an1f - filef fes, - y m
ia ,iisrnia as in tue 81 ahiir tates.
orr several AGENTS in Cal rals are au tcriscd csy
Graft-oau MS -, ab'e at the brin, pal DT'eFo -, re.i
r, Exnrass Comm, between New Ycf I'D J. uiS,
afr gdne I, persons IN talfrna the MT .alye 'e1i,
grnf aad re be means VI lag % Their ead in
bs cnuftsy. also, Drts on Cdnraa, ,or sTie II lie
current ratcs ci exchange.
SAMUEL RI &, .ormaHy years connected with
the hnetcat Express Company at An nv, and v. ".
w ASHEtjgN las the BaBt Cf SVtttuse, Fave been
aDnoirted nrnripa, Ag MIS- in California.
The Agents a. tn American Express Co., auto
rsed to Agents for tli,s Company.
DIRECTORS.
Henry Wells Aurora NY, Vim. C. Fa-yr, DyfT,lo,
Johnston LIVINGSTON. N.Y., Alphors Rtys'ia, do
Eliah E iilia,ns. GuIa,o James stckag, View York,
b. Morgan Aurora. NY. Alex. n. g. Smith n. Y,
Henry y. Rice, Eiinrs.
EDWIN B. MoccAN, Pres'd ri
JAMES Mex ", Secretary
WELLS, FARtso 4 co, Is T'a'i q! sa. York
PETER NAPLES, Agent, Duoalae, IOWA
Dubuque JAY Cd I'M
rryISuoyy CT ass and UoI,o,v Ware varied as
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STATE OF IOWA.
TO Hahn So W froeF-yr.s.rts

CiR-fou hereby notified tlal ~, ~. -Tll dr. a.
~ March, 1852, there il file faa c.tiat r y,
Clerk of tho District CuHEt of jours crrpf. E r. as
Anamosa. Petition Of Andrew ,. rcyss .g.s..g 3
t0u One Hundred and Sc y-Ggf Hc}'ar s7r rl 81
cents as money due on two pFolssJrs hoz .scl.frC
~ you 70 ne tdam $. Woods, ~ hcaror, an, 3 M
les you appear at Anamosa, aHd answer tdcreia on
Monday, the 2Gth day OF April Jsl2 and i.a.e t1rGcc
TO said claim, judgment will he rcuinrod =" IN yuu
thereon. AADRiW J. REEVES. pisiatlh.
Ry !. MANN, his hu'y
March 95th. 1850 yya,v
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TO TIE PUBLIC.

SALE tor cash at cost price 81 en;ira stock
wares ard ners h.Rdse ia thc st,r ron! f. fner,
ucrrnicd by said Gartre'l Country .ud CITY 4e.yar
and offers may find i Their interest te esa, 49,
stock before purchasing alaewh re- iconsiss i te "a
tirv usually kept The nercautil, houses al fB citv
Come one! Come all! T1nu. peel.et W T ~ ! in
teresS. BEN. NJ. So Nj =
Dubuque, Feb. IT, I952-tf ASSIGN p
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
w. l.. JOHNSON,

w. l.. JOHNSON,
and COMMISSION MERCHANT,
at n. 81 Mai street. Dubuque Iowa. will attend to the
selling of BAL personal property at Public Auction.
Having bee q engaged in the Mercantile and Auction
business Or the last Nineteen years. in Dubuque,
feels conf lent that any to his
will be dor up satisfactorily am also for several
Fire, Mari ne and Life Insurance Companies.
Dubuque June 18th. 1852. ID #.
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EKEMIAH ROLAND. MICHAEL hotiiIAep
ROLAND & RDRiILAnD,
STONE CUTTERS.

Corner of THIRD and IO,ca Streets, Dubuque,
n ESPECTFUIIIY invite the attention of Binders
II and Others this establishment, where will keep
constantly hand up tn order short notice and
on reasonable terms, every thing coming legitimately
within line of business.
For further particulars please give us call
June 22-dwy.
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Or. THOMAs p. POWELL,

NEfsMBER of the Royal College of Surgeons of En-
1Xl land, has returned Dubuque, and may be found
sin above Ninth by all requiring his services
Dnriag Dr. Ps stay in New York he used every means
acquainted with the improvements in
the aece Of Ne cine, particularly in what is consid
Practical application Of Homeopathy. to disease
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FOR SALE,

@ TIME Large, new, and coamodious Double
kss.1 i Dwelling House just finished in modern cas-
Et style with Easements halls andpazza stoops
E-A in front and rear, situate on the West side OF
Locust Street between 5h and 9th and nearly opposite
the Washington House, containing Rooms in each
part. The south part present occupied by Wapes
ESQ.,. a residence. The location is pleasant and the
arraSg cement in yards, cisterns, prepare with
express ref comfort and nence, and alto
gether placing them among the desirable residences
in the city. If sold the north part present unoc
cuped will be rented.
For terms inquire OF c. C. Hewitt, the City Hotel,
or at this office. Dubuque. Julyl. le52-tf
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-14
M AzsasEED.

BY Rev. Mr.. Holbrook on the 10th inst. Mr..
GEORGE Burton and Miss CAROLINE L..
WEBB, all of this city
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

AToii"e is hcreby vcn that in pursuance of order
~ tie County Codt Of Dubuque County in Probate
the following Described premise. TO wit all that GER
tau Mere parcel o. a ina 10 The County Of Dubuque
Aforesaid aud distinguished the So1th Fast quarter
NheSouh West quarter of S ction No thirty three
Township NneTv No,ih of Range two, West OF The s.
p. NJ containing 40 will be sold pubic W nue for
cash front door of the house the
Dubuque Monday the 10Th of July, 1852 between tie
hours of and o'ck in the afternoon of thar pay
up ditors of the estate OF Michael Woepshein late
of said County deceased and AL demands against said
tar presented, required be presenttd forth
with be lore that day.
VALENTINE BLEUEL,
June 10 dVtd Adm.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-14

UNION TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
From Boston, New York, &c.
BY Canal or Railroad, and Reeds Lines of Lake Steam
DAVIS & SUTTON, Age nts at Buffalo.
A. Il. SPENCER & Co. agents at Chicago.
CHAS. CORKERY A.ept for Dubuque.
NJ The AGENT at Dubuque is empowered to contract
for the transportation OF Merchandise Eastern
June 25lh 3ilw.
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Watches, Jewelry & Silver Ware.
ID. CARSON & Co.,

LIZ OL-AAAO1N W Wa
MAIN st., Near the NAPLES House, Dubuque,)
CIvE NOTICE the citizens of the city and country
" generally, That have established ourselves here
for the purpose OF carrying the Jewery Business all
it's branches By our arrangements with the Eastern
Manufactures Of getting Goods from first hands,
now prepared make the interest of all may wish
any Of the kind Of Goods Wares, herein mentioned
To Make their Purchases Of uS.
Silver Ware the pride of business and de-
equal dollars and that is warranted standard We
have band
Gold Watches by Cooper. Howard, Yates, Tobias John
son, Busby, and others.
Gold Patent Lever Watches, full iewelled.
Gold Patent Lever Watches or Ladies.
Gold and Sill yer Witches Of all kinds.
Gold IOckets with double Glasses.
Plated do like Watches open both sides.
Silver spoor.s Knives Forks Ladies' sugar Sfters, nap
kin Rings, sc.
Silver plated Spoons Forks Knives Casters Cake Bas-
kets, FIR stands Salt stands Candle sucks all of the
very best
We have large variety of Miscellaneous Goods among
which are Gold Chains, Seal Keys Ear Finger Rings
Gold Thu mbles silver do, silver and other Card cases.
Portmoni les, Cuff Pins, Gold Pens, Pencils, Diamond
Rings, Music Boxes, Tooth Brushes, Steel and Gilt
chains, .kc, &c.
SPECTACLES,
of all XII nds and Glasses reset suit every defect
of sight.
A large variety Of CLOCKS constantly receiving, and
sold Wholesale and retail.
Nr Watches carefully repaired and warranted also
all kinds of Job Work done with and dispatch
Terms moderate We pay cash for old silver and Cali
fornia gold. (june 25-dwly.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-14
Whites Gallery Of Premiums

THE Proprietor of this establishment bav,og perna
Dently locaed in Drbuqae, has flied up lbs beau
tiinl STAN. in sly far supeior any oher The
est, That he is able to deneae upon The silver p'ae
the oSt delicate lights and SHADES and that roiundiy
oil features add natural which is raEeiv
seen-(ana which can acUcr he produced from direct
aud eistoi'iog Tor skr ~ His even yet pow "ful
eminaions rom 3pGcrc DOrsafs, sIc 10 produce
miuia tire The Photographic plate of most m1surPaSs
ing ycHcss beauty oi expression. Having rccev
cd ser patronage from the citizens OF Dabgque
and country he hopes by bus strict rules OF
FHCT SATISFACTION ~ AL CASES, 10 m ut st ufthcr
,neir trstom. His luar III Dumoef, aud ne~v
arranged for resort
H,s iNINrrAcLE STYLE or DaGuEarF VIII &C
count for tbe hundreds OF encomBm. lie has received
IN ali pats OF lie country where biz w"'ksare seen.
Nj. While having for many years practiced aud made
This branch OF ihe fine his study, he 'eis
assured rh2i who caii on him fac4 likeness
WILL EVER LEAVE CaLLEUy DISSATISFIED, bot Will
bring III ir friends and relatives.
II is in posse Sson Of a the recent discoveries and
Improvements, and is very willing them for all
who favor him with CALI lie will soon be prepared Ia
produce on paper, AUTIFuL IALEoIYPEs; winch
can be sent in letters 10 any distance
Pictures taken in all xmas OF weather, and put Up in
superb frames, Cases, lockets pins Rugs &c
Also Landscapes, Dwellings and tie sick and Diseased
taken at their residences ENGRAVING OF oil Kinds
done also this establishment in the best style and
short notice. The Art taught perfectly at all
All are invited To call at his SPLENDID GALLERY
OF ART and eXai inc his specimens. June 2o-dwy.