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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-25
Public Land, Real Estate,
AND
4 EAE Pill ENGY

Office 4h street City Hotel Buildings, Dubuqe, low
LAND WARRA Srs sold ar located on moderate Il rms.
FARMS AND Cry I.oIs f sale, improved and unimprovet
DRArrs on Great Britain and Ireland for sale, and pay
able at anv Bank ih the United Kingdom.
ExtrEss FORWARDING Z, and from all parts of Europe
and America by Adam, Co.'S American Express, ant
Edwards, Sanford & Co.'S transatlantic Express cOnnec
ting with Chaplin & Horn in Corn Hill, London.
CoMMIssIoy. execute, and Drafts on Accounts collected
in Europe through Edwards, Sanford & Co.'S. of London
dissertations against the United States OF the De-
panens will be attended 10 through Agent al " ASH
n ton. Is A., y,;r,
INsurAScE Life, Fire, or Marine risks, on aio '''
Stock or Mutual principle. -, -.
y-Any other business within the legitimate sphere "
AGENTS duty will receive our best at,enyo ,orcs
Aug l8-ly wd. GUINEA O. ~ "
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plOxy Mandatory.

THE Subscriber has established h'mse'' III -
the purpose of manufacturing
pLOWS or all SIZES,
From the abtest one daught to the largest Prairie
Plow, ,...,:.
He offers Inducements in the cheapness ana duraDinty
h,s nows which are not always be met with
Spme. ff p. SD
Old Plows repaired on the most reasonable terms.
shop on Fifth boIow Main, in Ogiivie carpenter
Dan I5Jl-tfl7) q, RORAs.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
wU "a ME -Ur 0rGnvH

WA "a u = Il. Il e q Il q ID VEL Z,
UNDER THE NAPLES HOUSE
WE WOULD beg leave say that am now prepared
to furnish any quantity and quality Of goods of every dcs-
cription, at Eioiesale Retail.
have now on hand 5000 worth of
Ery Goods :ansa Clothing
Boots, shoes, hats and caps 50 hhds sugar. 50 barrels
asscs, $50 bags coffee, 500 bags salt and all kinds Of
GROCERIES,
100 boxes of fresh teas, direct from the cast fine tapestry
Ingram, three-py and Brussels carpetng window cur
taius, spoons and every thing needed by housekeep
crs, frcm cellar to garret.
Having spent all the summer in the east, selecting my
goods wherever could find them cheap am able 10 give
better bargains than have complete assornen,
goods. CALL AND SEE ME.
TO THE LADIES.
Having been east, for the last three months, is now
prepared 10 furnish the Ladies of Iowa. Illinois and Wis
sPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF GOODS
ever offered for sale the West.
CARPETS.
Ingram, ply and Brussels of tho very latest patterns
St from the manufactures drucgetts and tabecovers
SHAWLS, &c,
large stock of shaw, from 81 e5o sic; fashionable
honnets the very best material and made TO order b!
the fashionable Mliiners in Philadelphia also,
great variety of Ladies' skvevet coats and fancy silk
mantles and alantas.
LADIES' MUFFS
The best assortment ever brought to the Cory rom 75e
to Sl2
DRESS GOODS.
French English and German mernoes, from 45c 10 81 81
per yard it,n lie LANES, of very rich styles, from l5c
to 81 25 also, casmeres, apaceas and prints of every
quality.
/ LAMPS
NV Lamp and Grandole Department is not cqualled in
i Iowa; every style and quality, and warranted
/ SILVER PLATE.
Tea dessert and table spoons forks &c. OF the best quail
ity, and warranted.
4 4 rich article Of Window Curtains, something Ant
very beautiful
IookingGlass"s, extra large sizes and very cheap.
4 A beautiful assortment of Wall and Window Paper
both French and Am, ri IAN.
Ladies' Shoes, of the latest quality of Philadelphia man
ufctur which is understood be the best in the untet
also Cillrep's and Mis.es' in endless variety.
ahry Goods, OF every ueScIiptiuir, sryiv aud a."
trimmings etc, and IN actnearly every thing ihatis
ted.
shall be happy to have the pleasure of showing m.
goods to thu Ladies. at ali times; and would respectfully
10 the married Ladies who wish to furnish their hou
18th the newest and cheapest styles of goods to Civ
CALI and toyou who expect to be married NOV
the time make good selection.
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GOODS CHEAP FOR CASH.

:Still few more left of the same sort
4 RESPECTFULLY al n ounce to the citizens OF l'u
buque and the surrounding country, that have nearly
completed my stock Of
GROCERIES.
have on hand 80 bbls brown sugar, hhds do. bids
crushed sugar. 50 sacks Rio Coffee, 100 bushels dried
pies aud peaches 5o0lb cotton batting, 1000 lbs cotton
arn nos and 10, 10 boxes palm soap, % boxes mould
candles aiiow boxes candles, 100 beachcd sacks.
g. A. salt and every other article IN the sr"cer lne.
daily expecting from the East, large addition I"
my stock of Dry Goods take this opportunity Ct re-
tTrung NV heartfelt thanks the citizens of Dubuque
and surrounding country for the very liberal patronage 81
generously extended ID since my sojourn amongst
Them ana trust by strict attention to business and de-
sell cheap and good goods may continue to merit it,
J. II. THOMAS,
Oct. 25-dwy Nearly opposite the NAPLES House.
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SWANS HOTEL,

THE subscriber, owner and proprietor Of tho ,oy.
House, would inform the public, that he has taken
possession IT said establishment and prepared to accom-
boarders, and will endeavoro give general satisfaction
aa8t CHAS. J. SWAN.
TConnected with the above establishment Is large
andoxtcnsve Livery Stable where strangers can AZ al,
lines he accommodated with con,eyances am pail of
he country. May Is, 1919 37-1y.
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RAll Roam MExrrSs Ar SiLxn-We have
,ssssivsd The proceedings Of an enthusiastic
meeting of the citizens Of Salem and vicinity,
in favor Of grant Of lands for the Dubuque
ana Kssksk and Davenport and Council Bluffs
ssiassdp- We arc requested to cory those pro-
eesdiags and viii do -, as soon - we can find
room fef them.
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GOLD REGIONS.
COUNCIL BLUFFS AGENCY.

'TNI1lS Ferry, chartered by thu Legislature of low
L has he. in successful operation for the last
wears, aud given raj salts :act,n the heavy cmi
grafton California Ii the
ing tn, Missouri river In the State OF Iowa. Proot
dollars worth of property has b. lost b,
those crossing hrr Ii is the and best
California. Proef the first cngranfs that arrived
Sacramento last season, made the trip from Council
Rutfs in ~ days. Ii il the healt!est roufe-only tire,
OF cholera occurred the north side of Plat,
last srason, whilst the south side Ave 81
six hundred graves show conclusivcly the fearful
ravagcs of This terrible disease.
For fnrth information printed certificates, pub
iirhed letters, Ciayton's guide and hist maps
Evsrythin: needed by the emigrant be had a
Council .uffs aud GAINESVILLE fair as at an
other crossing place on the Missouri river.
WHEELING, CLARK & CO.
C ncl glufs, June, 1871.
- 49,.
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kkhTll.EH

r HAVE this day ought Of w. Z, Wightman his entir
stock OF Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, &C., AZ
well the gsod win of The establishment. shall mike
ADDITIONS to the present stock amounting l., ar 90 QUO
,llars. invite country merchants call and examine
The goods aud prices, aud promise try al the time
g We them entire satisfaction. To my numerous
ianrances and the people generally. ilvt you call
and m p CONGER.
Aug. le. Late OF ydtks III Go Iowa.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TINE subscriber respectfully informs the citz
Clayton County and the public generally that hc ha,
inst opened III Guttenherg, of the largest STOVE
TIN, COPPER and SEEET-IRON ware manEfactnrIc.
in Iowa, and is prepared AT all times furnish thns
usually found in such establishments upon tie most
snnabIe terms. Store Front e the landin
Please cali and examine my stock. n. kRIEBS.
Guttenburg, NCv. 6,--w IT,
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FurxY--The Dubuque Herald is delivering
lectures upon political economy. Its profound
seuirsisly can discover no better source for its
wise sayings than the hand books Of tocofocoism
OF course they all true, and worthy Of all
sccetaption Burlington Ha~keys
Their political economy to a sensible demo.
srat, i - funny, a. their neutrality is to our
whig neighbors.
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MISSOURI FRUIT STORE.

TIME dersi.nr having bought the entire stock OF
i WIN. Cannon '.iiI buy and sell all kinds Of Gno-
cEEs ANnFRrrss produce AT the old stand in the Lang
worthy Flock Main street, two doors below the Amcr-
can HOUSE. Large additions will Dc made 10 the present
stock embrace thing inte grocery and pro-
duce line, such as.
Coffee, Salt, Peppr SE%ar,
Starch, Candles, Butter, Cheese,
Eggs, Crackers, Nuts. Candies,
Chickens, Turkeys, Wild Came Potatoes,
Corn Meal, Flour:
Together with great variety Of other articles neces
sary for family us.
TIL, public that no nainsor money will be
spared Ia make this establishment such as Is so
much need in the city TIL, tim and that cv r!hng
in line of business will kept constantly on hand
aud offered at low rates any house III the city
FuR Poor
n|J~Cash paid for all kinds Of country produce.
N(oods bought of M will be delivert r. of charge
10 any part of the city. ISAAC EVANS,
Jan li-dwiy.
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DCbssGssC City Mills,

Corner Sd and Uatrr streets,
HAVE constantly on hand, Supcriine and Family
IL Flour warranted prime article, at wholesale
retail.
We will deliver flour free of charge within the limits
of the city
Wanted-Good Fall and Spring Wheat, fer which
Cash will b, paid market prices Inferior, shrunk or
spoiled wheat not purchased
April. 30, 1881 NADEAB ROGERS co
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NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS
Wholesale and Retail.
j. THOMAS respectfully informs the citizens OF
Dubuque and surrounding country that he has taken
the store nearly opposite the NAPLES House, and Immedi
atety between the stores of Mr. Bell and Mr. Lawther
where he is receiving and opening an
E.teasire md ueH selected stock Of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, FINE CUT
LERY, BOOTS AND SHOES, &c.
All of which have been purchased in New York and
PHILADELrHiA principally for CASH. thereby offering great
inducements country merchants, and buyers in general
respectfully invite all persons who are desirotis OF
purchasing cheap and fresh goods, to call and examine
stock.
Rack Gro de Rhine; Ne lie worked cuffs
E,nred Pc de Sol a new Do pellarines;
' article; : ~ ~ Nc die worked Victoria col
s, ,%i" Jsspe silk r ncy neck ties;
Waered Pop'n, beautiful; men Cambria anderchieis,
Plaid Cbcve, Just of the few very finc
vessel. Alexander's kid gloves;
Muslin de laine; phe mits, long and short;
Rruche Turquoise; Scoilop Guns;
so Pieces merinoes alpacas 300 Pieces fancy prints;
chinese grass cloth; French gInghams;
skirtincs. English and American do;
swis twill aconet and cam 100 fancy shawls, from 81 to
bric musIns; $l2, some very superior
Jacone and nscrng 25 Pieces green, red, blue,
Thread lace and inserting; white, and yellow Han
i}obinet lace and inserting; neis;
Plain and figured bobnet; 3lo Pieces brown mnsiins
Needle worked collars; loo feces beached muslin;
Do capeS; 49,
These Goods purchased by pattern cards. the cases
DOT having passed the custom house.
Jenny Lind boots aud shoes;
Tortoise buffalo, and other combs; brushes, &C.
An extensive assortment of soaps and perf'nery.
For the Gentlemen, have Extra super black and broalT
cloths; Black Mixed and fancy cassmeres Blue, brown
black green grey, mixed, and army blue satlnets, piwI
and striped; Black satin and other vestings;
A few dozen of Winchester's celebrated shirts;
large and elegant assortment OF under Shirts boagh
directly from the importer.
Irish linen; Super muslin for shirts
! BOOTS, SHOES and BROG.aNS-A few dozen G
Miners boots and shoes article and worthy of you
attention.
FIVE CC7LERY-A large assortment of superior PEI
Knives farmers Knives, Knives and Forks, from % J..
&C nts to $50 Alberta and German silver tea and abi
spoons; Il few nests Of Gothic sewers
GROCERIES-A very general assortment, such a
Sugar, Coffee, Tea, &c.
Xii of which will be sold cheap for cash. approved coun
try produce responsible Dealers Oh ILLEGAL credit
! Dubuuue, August 10. 1851
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Dubuque County Court.

a. JANUARY TENN, 1852
X EoEGE w. RICHARDS, NJ. D., and RoRERT 1HoMa.
IT D., were this day appointed Physicians and Sur
e-on- the County of Dubuque, for lie year 1852
The Trustees Of the varions Townships well as the
Stew Comfy PourHose will nj upo, them
Professionally TO attend all Legally paupcrzaG patient
in the County. w, ". LOWELL,
JAM ., S52~dlwwam JadRe oi Couiy Cou
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SHOT GUNS. RIFLES AND PISTOLS,
lin. II. III.
DRY GOODS.

A PART NOW LANDING, ard tire REMAINDER
n DAILY EXPECTED, at which tine or Stot k
VII be complete We would only say, without any de-
sire prff that offer inducements all who viii
favor with call
We wauld embrace the present opportunity 10 return
THANKS - our numerous Friends for their very liberal
patronage during the last Fifteen Years Ours is the
Oldest Establishment in the City Of Drhnque Call an
see (Sept 21-tf) EMERSON & SHIELD 6.
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urp-Gooos 81.
+. DOYLE'S
CssI;APCASEH STORE.

aEEAL Az SRSHH - S5ksr
On .Nain street, Letueen Fourth and Fifth, merit
door to John Simplot's.
THE subscriber hcgs,eav inform the inhabitants of
1 Dubuque and surrounding country, that he has Just
returned from New York with fresh and s.asonable
supply Of STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS,
CLorlING,GROCERtES and at EENSWARE, which
bought the most advantag eous terms aud
will be sold cash III lowest renuncrnting prices.
Country sfor Ike persare spec,iuliy request tie call
and yani:mc the goods and rrc before making rurra
Sos elsewhere. Ono price only will be asked, and no
abatement made
Amongst the stock will be found thefollowing:
DRY GOODS.
Seprrtnc BLACK Cloth Fancy SATIN, silk & gingham
Black and fancy cassncrsi crayatsSrar,t, blue and
Doe skins white wrappers, & draws rs
tas,crcttes, satnetS, cetton SSDeHdcrs comforters
cords Turkey d and madden
Eicached shec ngs, "a slo-i handkerchicfs
BLU, h,caeIed and brUwnCr and blue baregc Bloc
drilings mcr corded skirts
Bieachcd brown and striped Swiss and i.conet insert
shirtines ings anJ eGgings
lnckabacks diapers. towel le and thread ms rings
Crash bcached and brown lace cap nets sctvcd mus.
danla>k table cloths lin cellars and cuffs
Red, white and How Ian BLACK lace falls
ncis Casln silk and wool,
Bed ckings connterpanrs, wool, cloth, Berlin, Lise
Carpet Worp,cotton. arm ana and cotton gloves
batting iRpy's fancy plaid gray. wCol
Ladies sarcic~ Carpet bags ncrino AID cotton socks
and umbrellas ladies merno, cashmere
Ginsllans ca'icocs lnseys, and cotton hose
Checked jaconet, Swiss, Threads wing knitting
/ Rook, Victoria lawn and cottons, purses, CLASHES
laP!st mtsns wristlets, purse twist Re
.,ipscas, mohairs, coburgs,l phyr wool
lustrcs and por'ins Tapes, reels, hooks and eyes
ID, LANES printed cacees Jenny Lind and Kate HAYES
French rinoes, Canton gown buttons, pearl agate
fanaels, camhrcs. cam linen and ivory buttons
bric handkerchi is Dressing, back and side
Brown hollands Irish linen, combs, hair and cotl
Oiled cluh. tabl, brushes
Duyieys black velvet Goat Links
Wad ling, batting Fay State longs haw
CLOTHING.
gentlencn's black CLOTH Cashmere and Doeskil
cloaks flushing and blank pants
ct oyercoa.s, quilting satin India rubber leggngs
and fancy vests,
GROCERIES, &.
Choice Imperial, Young Hy- Pure cognac Brandy, oil
son, Oolong and Souehongl Mononsalcla and Obi
Teas Whiskcy
Java and Rio Coffees Golden Syrup & S. IL molas
Chocolate, cocoa,
Loaf, crushed, clarified and Smoking and chewing 10
brown sugars bacco
Se m, and tallow PrincipH, Havana and She
dies cigars
Cloves nutmcgs, cinnamon, Fancy and plain soaps ind
ginger mnstard and pepper go, lard OIL tubs, rucket.
, Table CUTLERY and queens coffee mills
! ware, &c. Raisins, almonds, currents
Nov l5-dw3m Il. DOYLE.
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tition for rsslroad grant for Southern Iowa be-
cause certsn other grants have btcn vainly 81
Ecited for "6ve long years" Well-how many
more long years must we hold back in case
those grants continue to be refused, Will the
AIiners' Express, Keokuk Dispaich, or some
other journal Of the mighty combin lton against
the "litiie borough" kindly inform US at the
end of what number Of years may apply 10
Congress for the grant are intcrr It, d in OBJ
tanning, provided Congress should con inue an
favorable to the Dubuque and Keckuk railroad
project?
1t we who have stood back from the national
crib for 1--WE years are imnodest because now
step up, those who have been stretching their
necks all that while for the prov .nder have No
business to make the charge. Ga.
Sette.
We make no war upon your right Of petition.
That right you possess IN common with every
eitiIcn of the country. But VIC do protest
against an eiereatA hour warfare upon leg,i-
mate enterprise Of the State, conducted in .pir
it Of secrecy and intrigue. derogatory to the
best interests ofthe State, represented by few
individuals as the peoples cause and designed
10 supplant general for local Improvement
We protest against moneycd and paper
ganix,tion, incorporating the views Of our
people, tor,uring Burlington imagination into
State legisla. ion, and constituting the delay Of
this grant into reflection upon its practicable
~, when every man in the State must acknowl-
edge that this delay has been caused in great
measure, by the neglect of sleepy ex Repr.
sentative. Had our interests been carefully
looked after, we should not now be b. gsar at
h. &c hrt, b,,o
our grant at the time Illinois received hers
All we ask is simple justice al the hands of the
Government and fair dealing on the p,rt Of our
ncighbors. We do not want to be treachrrous-
" dealt with, and when we are, and discover
the quarter from whence it proceeds. we shall
not hesitate a moment to direct public attention
10 that quarter and to denounce the act, whoev
cr may be the party.
Mr.. Gazette, We have peruscd your comments
Of the 18th ult-, upon our article of the GOTH
They are precisely what we expected from the
magnanimity and candor of Burlington coiem-
porary. We have witnessed much Of the
dog in the Manager spirit from that quarter, since
the converting of Congress, that we had expect
ed Just about as lille, frankness and courtesy as
we received. Our neighbor's article possesses
two merits, which will commend it to speedy
forgetfulness: its want oflegic and redundancy
Of words. This msn OF the Gazette, must be a
rap yoarer in his way. lie grinds out ridicule
and expectorates Shaksprar, as if in the last
stages OF consumptive imbecity.
We would recommend to his consideration
snswer bath and bottle of Wild Cherry, and
daily readings of Nj chefs Geography.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-25

R. C. NAPLES
WHOLESALE & RETAIL STORE
UP TOWN,
One Door South of Spauldings Book Store.
HAVE Just received very large stock of Fall and
i Winter goods, and pr, pared to furnish all of
old friends and many new ones as may favor me
with call with any and every thing in my line that
thy may desire. My facilities for getting goods
such thar can and win sell them as low as the lowest.
In my goods department have every thing OF the
very latest style, and Halter myself that please
the fasti.lious have
DR. IS silks and satins PLAIN plaid and watered
NJ de lain s of all qualities Poplins
cobOurg cloths PLAIN and printed cash.
Exhibition lustres Canton cloths
French mCrinoS Alpaccas oil all qualities
English do French oil gnghams
Am, rican oil ginghams English do do
Dress trimmings of evnry description.
BONNETS.
Florence, Rutland, satin and pearl, white and coored
satin and velvet bonBets. Also, beautiful stock o
bonnet ribbons.
CARPETS.
A very large lot of fine and super fine ingram and
three ply carpengs, which can sell manufacturers
prices, having bought them extraordinarily low.
STAPLE AND DOMESTIC GOODS.
have got of the finest stocks of domestic goods
brought to Iowa, and having purchased unusual
y low rates, offer great Inducements purchasers
CLOTHING.
have also good stock of clothing boots shoes, hats
and caps. Please call and examine them if you to
good article.
GROCERIES.
large lot of groceries bought very CHEAP sale
in lots TO suit purchasers Remember the upper end OF
wn. move dwtf
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ILLisoIs Central RAILROAD LoAs-From
IN article which appeared in the New York Tri-
bune of late date, it is finally settled beyond
oil reasonable cavil, that the Central Loan is ia
ken, and that the work must speedily progress.
The article upon Which W base these remarks
We will publish to-morrow.
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sCArsp,s CnNgPouND

.TCOTSITC UTT..
For III cure Of DEAFNESS, pains, and the discharge
Of matter from Tho also all those dsacrccabe noises
like tn buzzine of insects, falling Of +, whzzinr
OF ST am, &c. &C., which symptoms ny
deafness and also generally attendant with The disease
Aug 6-y T. MASON brent
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ms u r A N G. e
Rf THE
PROTECTION INSURANCE co.
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT,
UNFORTUNATELY 1895.

CArtrAL srocK, ANNUAL PREMIUMS T. wEsTERS IND
ST.. 900, 900.
The MERCHANTS and nOUIEHOLDERS Of Du
hiu,,e City aud County respectfully fcrr the
superior advantages offered for FIR and MARINE In
snranc- by the above named Company, which maintains
its business il has done during the last 26 years. upon
responsible and permanent basis Annexed is extract
from Circular No 46, recently received from W. B. Rob
bins, Esd, General Agent Of the Company for the IVES
m and SntheTn States.
DISCOUNT OF AWARDS, ETC
'sPnbc attention has Of late been called to the
indebtedness ofcc Insurance Companies which
has resulted in their bankruptcy, involving loss OF mi
upon the nnexpred period of risks, we'll most
serious losses to Claimants Stockhold and Enorscrs
The undersigned takes therefore culIar pleasure and
pride in stating that the affairs of the ld Of
flee have never been in more sound and prosp
iition than at the present time. The election Of an i'm
have been eagerly taken, al low rates. by competitors
has eyeed the most salutary pitn and demonstrated
the fact long since advocated by that Insurance
much business Of chance is generally SUPP oscd IT.
results capable Of being reduced by discretion and
pereper, almost scientific exactncss and
If disasters ascertane which subject to but slight and
nnimportant variations.
"At the General Agency Office and Western and South
ern i.cncas Of the Protection CJmpanyftwo hundred and
thirteen nuer) repairing thereto the aggregate liza
Utilities of every sericn, including all Lesses not paid
mt DIR amounts % "a COY ~ while the cash
fcutnited the undersigned for the
these lialities) xcsve of incoming Western and * nth
premiums, the Capital Stock and other
the Office al Hartford, amounts to Se,15S 81 The IN
erSgned is therefore, prepared fo scont AZ the rate 81
pr cent per innlin all unpaid awards and other Iah
tiles of tie Office AT the raj Agencies above referred
ceming under his supervision
The undersigned local Agent, is supplied with blank
policies and renewal receipts, which will be issued,
ring approved risks M : aSanahie terms.
CHARLES CDRkERY, .7g'. Pro. ms. Co.
For Dubuque Cit, and County.