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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-02
II. NAPLES 81 { De-
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
uw "a Ets NJ Mg GpGD EW !,
EN.pER TIE U.HfkES HoGSE.

uW "a !gts M M e GLE GyD EW
UNDER THE U.4fLEs H0ESE.
VIZ WOULD beg leave - say that am prepared
to nis quantity and quality of goods ofevesy des
crir.ior, At Blsoiesa's or Retail eEss
have now on hand ss30,9o9 werrh IT asa
slfy Goods saEd esaTsijpg
nooa sloss hsss aud caps 5oahds sugar 50 barrels no
asses 5abags coffee, 500 baga sait, ard all kirds OF
GROCERIES,
100 borns of fresh teas, dect fr the cast fire tapestry
Ingram 'froe.ply and Brussels carpeting, window
ains tea Eona, ard every thing needed BY housekcep
err from collar 70 garnet.
goods wherever ccald find them cheap, ara able give
better bargains than ever have Complete assortment
goods CAFE AND SEE sE '4 'N0 ''''''"
TO THE LADIES.
prepared 70 furnish the Ladies Of Iowa, illinois and Wis
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF GOODS
ever offered for sale IN The West.
CARPETS.
sngin, h ply and Brussels, cthe very latest patterns
ist am tho manufactures; duegots and table covers,
SiIAwLs, &c.
tarae stoe.s Of shawls FIRM 81 25to sl6 fashionable
honnets, Of the rery material, and made order by
the most fashionable Miiliners in Philadelphia; afo,
great variety Of Laiics' ailkelvt and fancy silk
n antias and MantiliaF.
LADIES MUFFs
Tn" hest assortment ever brought to the eo.v rom 5c
TO SIC.
DRESS GOODS
French English and German mernocs from f5c so
yard muslin de La;nes Of very rich styles from l5c
to 81 20 also, cashmers, alpaceas and prints Of every
quality.
LAMPS.
Ny Lamp and GWandoe Department is NO, equalled in
iowa. every sly Vie and quality. and warranted
SILVER PLATE.
Tea, iessertand table spoons forks &c. of the beet lai
ty, and warranted.
4 rich article Of Window Curtains, something new and
very beautiful
Looking Glasses, extra large sizes and very cheap.
y beautiful assortment of Wall and Window Paper,
10th French and American.
Ladies' Shoes. of the latest quality Of Philadelphia
ufctur (which is understood be beet in the United
states; aso ChilGren's and Misses, in endless variety
Fancy Goods, of every description, style and quay
trimmings ETC., and factnesrly every thing that
ted.
shall be happy TO have tile pleasure of showing my
goods To- IA Ladies'. al! times; and would respectfully
sas TO the married Ladies who wish TO furnish ter ho
scs it'll the newest and cheapest styles of goods give
CALL and YOU who expect 10 he married soon now
is the time TO make good selection.
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w> The Ilarpers Will issur eo,ooo copies of
the June number of their popular Magazine. 1t
re CURES eight Of Adams presses to print this
Magazine.
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CARPETS, CARPET s.!

ITAvfNG removed into the New FuildIns, S., Vine
i street, adjoining the ohs'or. am new in ceipt
Of great vari " IL Spring styles nf fine and supe ne
Ingram Carpets Three plya, -Husseis NiveI ard Ia
sry Carpts Io-pricct lnersins and Ven tisns Stair
aspets Of every descrptisn hugs, Mating, Floor Oil
ClAih. &C.
Dealing exclusively in tie ahnvc goods, an, enabled
70 offer greater vafi and less prices, than car be
una in tie West. shall ceving addlii ~ threh-
The season. Purchasers invited &c CALI ana exam
ine bafose malnc setsetiun. j WALKER.
St Louis No. Fah. e3--iyvly
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G. Z. WEST.
STORAGE FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT,

On the Lerre, Dubucue, lara,
YE-uOT.!.stTE ana p rail 4. aler in fnre,rn and do
~ mrstir Finite, Candies, Nuts sljicps Family
.racefiPs, rrlarcn and Provisions, Ornamental am
sfL,' HF,s. Plants. Erarafecrs, shrubbey; Grass
Garden and Flower Seeds. &c. &c
Mr. stcamheats. Hotcls, and Private Families. f,r
}'Theh sFrh GOOD articles az the lowest market prc.s
AZ dctv~roi free Of charge.
The Underlined world inform the public cenera1I,
that he has strong and permanent enclosure with m,
necessary %h@da and recommendations. adjoining hi,
WY houss NJ the steamhoat landing i'm Dulunue fo
me coy henrc Of those having cattle Eorges sheen
md hogs tc shin 10 and from this paist aIso for the ac
vin!cdatiea n farmers and others coming to Dubucu,
with loaded teams.
Aay and gram Ecrt conssat'y hand and for sale a
Feasohahie low prlces. CIR. INVEST.
Dubuque, May %. 1851
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STRANGE Reasoning
Strange ReaWontnS.
TIE FAIRFIELD LEDGER ON TEMPERANCE,

The following little extracts we take from the
Fairfield Ledger (Wh;g) They show to whsr
extremes wing prints go upon this question and
how anxious they are to make it part Of thu,
wing policy. The FIRST is as follows:
1--WE assert That me liquor traffic is social.
moral and political evil, and as such il il not
only the right but duty, ofthe law makinv pow
er to legisla:e against it. Talk about "natural
rights and civil liberty
The Sd is as follows:
"That man who SAYS to us that he is a Ten.
perance man, but that policy dictates 10 him
that there should be no laws to restrict the sale
OF hquar-we must assert is either fool or a
hypocrite''
And the srd takes the rag completely off Of
the bush.
81 on may as we'll say that it is mans snat
ural right to steal, rob, murder or what MT A.
% sell whiskey-one is an evil, the other is no;h
ing less = ''o''i
The one is crime, punishable both bv the
laws OF God and man; the other is simnlv !,
traffic, the abuse Of which, is an evil. moi =
crime.
But let US submit Tor the benefit Of the Iowa
whig Journalists who favor the Maine l,iouor
Law, what that distinguished wing Journalist.
the editor Of the New York Courier and Enoui.
/ rer says upon the subject. In commenting upon
the late election in Connecticut he saws:
"a great moral cause, like that If Te,sner
| ance, deriving, all its dignity and worth from
tree moral action, cannot be dragged into the
arena OF politics, and thrust to and fro in The
turmoil OF contendlnp factions wi,ho,t a;ea,
agement and deep injury Its presence in thu,
arena would excite against it wider and bi,terer
hos',ilies than It has experienced, and Womb
put into the hands Of its enemies ne W v.e,n NJ
tar more efficient than any that have ever been
within their reach before"
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HENRY B. WELSH.

Fatal AFFRAI.-Aa unfortunate reucoun
ter toek place tho other day between .Pneu
matte Chemistry, and Common WHISKY
TIE latter got the better OF his ants gonist ane
run hisr oct OF the City. In the hurry Of hi,
departure. he lett small blu or printing, at hi.
ofIice, unpaid. @&
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GOLD REGIONS.
COUNCIL BLUFFS AGENCY
VIZ. xyn

'ffuiS Ferry, chartered by the Legislature Of Iowa
4 has been IN successful operation for the last TIVE
years, and given neral satis faction the heavy mi
grafton 10 satisfaction California II is the cross
ing on r,c Missouri river the State Of Iowa Proof
not dollars worth of property has been LOST by
those crossing her. Ii is tie and best rosie
Cali :" fT0c}: the first entrants that arrived a,
Sacramen,~ season, made the trip from, Counc
SttiftS IN % days. heaitiicsf r3Ete-oBly three
c8ss of cholera occurred the north side of Piatte
river last season, whilst the south side some five q
six hundred new show conclasively the fearful
rayages OF this terrible disease
For turth information printed certificates pub
!iSled letters, Ciaytona guide and best maps
Everything needed BY the emigrant can be had
Council tufts aud Kanesve on as fair terms as at an,
other crossing place on the Missouri river.
WHEELING, CLARK & co
Co neil Bluffs, June, l6 !.
Directory.
FROM FORT DES NOM Els TO COUNCIL. FLUFF
AND KAN e. VILE.
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BcEToS, Way u.
The Liencr Bill was vetoed BY the Governor
Great rejoicings on the part OF the citizens
500 puns are 10 be fired on the occasion.
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And then the House adjourned.

~ The gentlemanly officers of the steamers
Lamartine and Excelsior will accept our ,haaks
for late st. Louis papers.
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REMOVAL,
Laughlin g. Celbeg,

ID EG leave to inform the Citizens Of Dubuque ard tho
- surrounding country, thai they have taken shop
directly opposite the NAPLES House, Main street,
dispatch, in the most Fashionable Style all kinds
Garments, the senior partner having for number II
wears been engaged in the fashionable establish
nonts in London and New York City, thereby giving him
many advantages They feel assured that they can please
he taste off, most fastdions
20" a ask Is a call.
Fashions recetred Monthly.
Drbnqse, Feb. O. le52.-dsm
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= The Washington Correspondent Of The
r. T. Times, . wing journal, states that their
party 10 BROKEN Up into a number of. elioues
and fsetions. Sore have .aot tina. they Womb
again mite ny the cohesive power of public
Pluadcr'; but the ansnhcr oi;. ioaves and fishes
= too few 'or 50 graf number. Here is
wig sslestasion e she fact that party sanno. be
united even for the sake Of the spoils.
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NOTICE.

t'dE Undersigned having this day associat a with
4 hn'seii IN The m .rcanfiie business. DAN SMITH
All the affairs OF The nnso will hereae he conduct
in the name of 2 Wapics & Co. P WapIEs
NJ All persons hose accounts or no,sa ara due MO
are qiI s'en % come forward anh pay the same
Jan 3, 1852 p V.prv,a
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SrRosc lAssrAaE.-The editor Of the Yves
tern Star, speaking of the banking Law. says:
sour opinion is .hatif thcre,had been. con
vocation Of all the devils in Milton bottomiess
r,,: Tor the purpose Of effecting the ruin oi
:, prosperity, they could not have beat
he banking law.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-02

y onshs Is. of May, the tribunal Of sevire
sranse, decided against Louis Napoleon, on
ne aa@ssssa ofshe Orleans property. contisca-
>lsd. II vas &c yasded IS the frst stand aaain,,
NE ssssaay q he President, and praduced a
AA f PSI sen. Al iae 3 curse.
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TO THE GENTLEMEN.
Ready MADE Clothing.
" ADJ TIC g. C0

FASHIONABLE CLOTHING ROOM
IS the pac for Gentlemen who wsh 10 be fitted out in
the latest and best style. ha the
LARGEST AND BEST STOCK IL THE WEST
III kinds Of coats, pants vests, Shirts cravats ers
ETC., etc. His
FOOT AND sEOE DEPARTMENT
cannot be eGuaicd in Iowa, having lust received some
2o0 eases Mems and Bays Boots ard Shoes all of tic
yer! best selected stock, and no trash among them.
HATS AND CAPS.
complete assortment Of most fashionable STYLES OF
III sand Caps, which viii he sold very Cheap
FAMILY GROCERIES,
avery chG'cc lot of sugar. coffee, TEA and SALT bought
expressly FOR rcta lrade pepper and spices generally in
fact, everything that needed in Tie Grocery line.
Tic fact is, call +. NAPLES s. CO.. for everything
his stock Of Goods viii show for Itself.
ae7So trouble to show Goods.
Dubuque. Oct. s--lydw T. WArLFS& co
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"Piety Hill,'' California, is within the
limits OF Hang -town.-srehaags.
so is sMilton vile" within the limit. =
uJackass Gulch.'
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-02

CoENEcTIcUT SENATOR Hon. Tr,r,~
Smith presented the credpntaI, Of Hon Is,,o
Toncey 90 last Friday, and the new Senator
was sworn Ia and took his seat.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-02

GALEvA & CHICAGO RoAD.-The contract.
on Inc 80 Division ofthis road, have been aiIot
ted to various parties, on favorable terms. II;
understood that the contractors will commence
work immediately.
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NOTICE.
SELLING OFF FOR CASH.

ID. NAPLES & co. are ceiling cfT their mammotl
stock Of Dry Goods clothing, boots snd sho S; thrt,
baes domestic, 20 lds - pieces carpets all
% barrels mulasses, Is bags Coffee a5) bags salt 50 kegs
II nails In fact stock isvery heavy and complete
as we arc determined 10 duce il, 10 make Tor
spring sonds All those that want great bargains viii
please give us call, for we determined TO sell.
The sale Will CONNER on Friday III ming and
tnned from day 70 day, SUNDAYS excepted until the STOCK
is entirely, run out PETER NAPLES l. Co.
IanIN u,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-02

when may sculptor be aaid to explode in
strong commissions When he makes faces
and busts.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-02

.-ss's = rom Inc family Of Eoa. Robcr
= sSss..ssr spcskortha ex.,sa,,.,y go. -,
q .sse a's'i1 :s1'sies sx-szcsetasy, and some &C
sssiiy despair Of aus recovery. Mn. Wake,
Ssaei - 4 England.
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S [ & A II F T. R R Y
At DrTRJTGJTr

'S'HF UNDERSIGNED would inform Tho Travc,i,o
Public, that tie Splendid New Steam Ferry Boat,
u T \ II
hasthis day commenced her GUAR trips to be maso
evcr half hour across tho Mississippi at the Lower Fer
rv at Dahnque. ..
Va VIII c'css any number TEAMS that will cone,
LIT TIVE WEATHER II MAY, AND WILL BYfs !. r
TIfrTTs If here Is business to 10.
Our rharres are unreasonable At any other Ferry IN
The Upper Mississippi Everytng that Californians
want, ny way Of outfit, can be had the lowest prices IN
ptb'qetfe 'i being literally cranlnod with such ar
:iclcs as ali foraians want.
y. Z. Te.ul'ect that The STE tNER is a, the Lower
Ferry onpa ito the City, and NOT at Eagle PoiHt; and
bat high Winds viii AZ any time, prevent the boat
from crossing as l. often the with tI1rse ;oar5.
March 3 n '52-iwv.
r.. on rG0rRF l. 70.
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To ny ole Erie ds and Cu5tmers return ny scere
h1n;a fthcir ~ 7ti' ml' Il. the temptations to bu.
ODDS cost OF this has ste been tile sceTe
/, a /! :l;r aa,n and un.e prices, hope 10 merit
4 continuance: e, co0dasrce.-T0ttc public ~ Gen
srt would say. | will 5el Goods low any reg
a|ar House. Those who doubt it he easily made 10
believe il, on examination. r. J. O'IIAILORAN.
=. s. will take produce CT nil kinds in payment
teb,s OF IN exeaUye III Goodaup the 20h, Of October
Il cash priccs All these who inU tler owing Iie
would CENTER great farrr by settling up their
cannot atS,rd AM loaEer indulgence
SEPT. ~ Il O'HALIORAN
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CaTY gg0TEy

"a IN sEeJ KEs.
CORNER OF FOURTH AND MArg srsrr1s
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
49,, THIS we'll known hotel, formerly cceupiea
5id by &. H. Miller, hes been leased fer term
5a, year., by the shscrihers ard thoroughly reno
@s. vsted, and newly fufniGhed is now oren for tie
tatepien 81 the travelling community and public eere
rally The rr3nrstors having had an extenzve e9nerr
enc in hs business confidently aiter Themselves that
hey can give entire satisfaction to awo may favor them
with call
Ihia hotel If sita'eh IN high healthy central AMI
convrnicnt part Of the City ana directly On the street
"ading t2the Steamboat landing and Immediately in the
centre OF TIE business part a. The city The best sta
ling attached t. hc house, wheIe afimes can be had
Carriages, EuEsies Horses ETC., the reasonable
ferins.
We hive also established extensive Reading Room
where have file The Fapers'' r3f all parts Of the
Tinted Statee furnished with tho ateGt ncws'' from
eEery quarter of tho Globe
Passengers ard baggage convey 10 ard from the boats
Tree Gf charge c. C. HEWITT
Dec l-IY
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DON'T READ THIS!
HATS, GAPS, B 1fTsErs, AND ARTIFICIAL
TIOWERs -

HATS, GAPS, B 1T sETs, AND ARTIFICIAL
w~y WE are now receiving tile lorrest and host stoc,
49, Of Hats, Cans, Bonn ts. AID Artificial Flower
80 we have ev had, to which we resprctfrl,y "a VI
the attention and examination OF buyers will he found
large mn anc complete. part of which comprises tbs
following:
srarSe ,rTlr FASHIONABLE HATS
N SiiaSn' Russia sssy Nb'a ss Angola
SIN; neaver; Cashmere; Brus
! SORT run HATS:
Caesimere; Rrush; Reav r; scal; muskrat
garan Kosah and othersy'es, If all color qualities
hns's BOYS. AND cHIrpFEs's WOOL HATS, Of all &C
lors and grades, of the following styles, viz:
California; Kossn'h; Jenny Lind Parodi,
Panama; Arista; Ashland Sporting.
p,s s.nAw eoGDsz,cHr IpspsEP CASKS ,ssoHItD.
rlarenre; Peal; Haiieaibo s' csiiiorria;
G Gohu1s; California; Canada; Eico;
Mems Bows and Chi'dren's Plush, CLOTH velvets and
glazed ot different styles and quality.
SILK snd san ss p AsD srs.sa
Lace Neapo'itsn nunstabie; Jrpo and Satin; Cohnrg
Hpansh Alhoni: Parodi and Chip: oucer's Own P daT;
Cd Lace Forcnce Bell go-s and imp; rearl and sar
PEARL hungarian Albam; Milan; Tulid and Sam; n@r,n:
G"ss ccl'd Lsce Hair and lined; Satin and Floran.ire
Ece AID Alhoni; nnrarian rhir Jenny Lind ADELAIDE.
mllan Chips PAMELA plain ard Fancy FIR imp Lace &c
RLoolEns.
Am. A boni, French Chip, and Pedal.
ARTIFICIAL
a,o83 boxes assorted btnches springs and 0-reatbs re
American and French Manufacture.
Our stock has he n selected with unusual caro- and
Eo Great part manufactured hy u.s. together with thu,
ifc fased from first hands makes II superior 10 ros
ana unsurps Cd by any house the city for quantity
qGRiity and cbcapuess.
Al orders viii meet with prompt attention. and guar
anteed to give satisfaction ~ e'
DAVID PEAgCE &c CO.
aiafco Diam No. 100 Main st. St. T.onis
DEssoE Seed, Onion ICED,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-02

MASONIC CELEBaArIos.-The 9th of Jnne
style. :" s'aho
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-02

MONUMENT, TOMB & GR,4J E STONE
NTANUFACTORY.

MANDATORY.
- TANNING, late Of St. Louis, MO-, has
Z located INDEPENDENTLY al Dubuque
where h. intend. to manufacture to order.
MONUMENTS. TOMB AND GRAVE STONES,
In plain classical style
He will keep hand fine assortment If
Marble, ready to suit the various fancies ald
desires of his customers
MARBLE NJ iNTEIS, SILfs AND TRANSOMS
BUILDING WORK pEscRiPrIoNs.
Finished neatly and with despatch.
Workshop on Iowa street between Sixth and
Seventh P. TANNING.
Dubuque, Aug. 6, lS5l-6m
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HAVE nand aiarge supply of the above arii-
cles, with many others usually kept Drug sior
which will sell very reasonable these who
may favor me with call. a GILLESPIE,
Jan 3, lS52-y No l, Glohc Buillng.
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GEaFgEkE 81 sc gsOEEsEE2.
Wholesale and TseGaLs GroCeEs.
AND
4 . e = ga EI~ EN- ri q Ss5 81 IA
HARD. WARE, WOODEN WARE,


AND
q . q = ga EzA EN- VI q sss5 81 ia
HARD. WARE, WOODEN WARE,
tQCEENS-WARE, GLASSWARE. ETC.
.Haan street, one door Sauh Of the .4Herica7
House.
TIVE undersigned bee leave customers I'll,
public in general have rcplenied their sar
ga m 'St gallant style.' You will now, no; eny find
NIL stock of carefully selected groceries, 6t also avar
ely of thousand other necessary yinnsn too ninerp
To mentnn but all OF which we offer sale the low
est possible prices.
Come and examine our stock, ard we p~dce o,rsclve
that we can furnish You with every ting as csar as any
other establishment IN the CITY,
We also embrace This opportunity, to tender cur mos
heartfelt thanks 70 the citizens Of Dubuque aud surround
ing country, for the lberapatrpuasc which they
ed on us as strnngers, from the other side Of the 81 he
ny nct aticntiln w prices and gaod artice. we hope
L. ' GEsp IKE { SCHROEDER
OUR Stock OF groceries G insists pgrty Of
40 bags of prinn Rio ColEte.
10 IS Of Lagairs and jaw do.
10 hhds New Orleans Sugar
40 hhIs clarified ia
20 si,ls crushed, and powdered, do
1913 chests assorted Teas
10 bbls New Orleans Mo,assxs.
- 9 Sugar House
g Golden Syrup
loo bags G A. Salt
50 l.. B. do
81 bbls Kanaws d,
80 do old Cine. Cider Vinegar.
loo do rec:ifed Nhiskey
10 do Brandy
do G gnac.
u do Mackerel
do Shad, etc etc
We also keen fan and arlend:d azecrr1cr, Of ooe
ware glassware hardware cutlerr boots and shea
W9oien-'Yare -Ich pals, wash-t,jba, wasil-baarls
SoFis covered baskets well buckles, - hnsh adpslE
na 1're6 kHtie trays mH handles, tarcans, hrooms and
bEuse Of every description.
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No9.ce TO Tire saaltascs OF Sg..fe
tsTTGags:s.
= 49, NS holding Warrants aye notified that fhrre
= are funds il the Treasury to nav All warrants ~
sued Up II this date. .
Israel EIsTER, reas of State.
IRc .srREs's OrFIeE. IowA
Town Civ, Jan. 20. ls6o
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P.9TENT MEDICINES

HAVE large supply Of all the Pat n Medicines Il
L general use, which will warran; pure and nuiFe
for sale cheap by jan /, ls,2-y Gil LESPtE.
DRUGS. P.1LNTS, OILS, GL.7ss, BRUSH
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Trglit. Trees.

y n ~fINJe
ssssa PRIMERS, now your time to Provide yo,,r-
selves with Fruit Trees prices and Of tie
1924 choicest kind and variety-all are grated and
---z-- have fine Roots and Trunks; and variant 10
produce the kind of Fruit labliad Cali at my Ware
House at the Landing and supply yourselves shall be
in constant CENT OF Trees, Shrubs and Plants during
the season, and they can be put up at short Notice.
Apri >, dniv C. r. WEST.
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OEEENclrfEE
Among The best and Elost e5tcasivestock IN town.
q E(l(, Y L1IES

HARDWARE AND CUTLERY
SUcii a. ia used by The Farner, Miner, Mechanic ana
~ IIpse-LcCr9r
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. Gnn GTNNs

fTTiE srhscrihess respectfully inform the citizens Of
( Dubuque and virt thar they ar, l. recci of two
thousand stow direct from Cincinnati ctmnr ali
fhe ata improvements. The SUP T. rify uf the Cinci,-
natl castings tie ST Louis heretuflra sold IN this
mark IS too well known 10 reqnir' comment. All
wishing tn purchase quest to call and eyar7in.
their ext nsve stock and unusually low nrires before
purchasing elsewhafe. n. T. SMITH Il 90.
B,pt's bniidins,3 da0-s above the Wsples Ilnuse
JaDs - flubl ne.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-02

tsFIsDssEsy.
Cap, Letter and wrapping Paper, ouills; sto,i ? MS
Black and Red Inks; Sc ahg wax, waters, black sand
ncIs, inkstands, Twine &c; with many other srt
cles not eaum rated Gnu wads, caps, powder an
shot, Flasks, Pouches, Bars. &c.
The public ar requested to call and examine tie good
and prices. All articles rranted.
Feb. IS. iS5I-Wly
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-02

= snnoe, Tor sale bv 80 stsFG = s FsE9
----- sept Is EMERSON Z SHIELDS
1OO00AssoRTEDci gar,, and few bh,s cue :
- of'od sooaceo for sale by G SNEsTs
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-02

OF ri the various kinds, tegeber with various ollie
ycs, sufh Ladies ard aees' Meffs {sume very fine
Lot;n Yarn Carpet Rags, Trunks, Window 81 AIDES an
PAPER CnraiEs, Carpetirg, lrda Mating Carrot hinn;
White goods shawis Of the Bay State and Empire siil.
and lots Of other things Too numerous mention
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-02

nrp5rr-Or he rne digestion hud or eustrlc Juice for
of indg ,stion, dyspepsia, liver complaint
constipation and nervous decline for sale by III agent
a. GILLESPIE.