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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-12

LAW OF SLAEDER.--In a rencent cas- be Iorr
the Court of Appeals of Maryland, it was de-
cided Chief jnstic LeGrahd delivering the
opinion,) that in an action of slander
at was competent in mitigation Of damages,
for the defendant to show the manner If lau
guage held towards him by the plaintiff, i, be
ing, Of course, always question: T the inry to
determine whether the language u ed BY the de
fendant, was used because of the rrcvocaiion
offered by the plaintiff, was the rcsait of mere
wantonness aud righteousness OF feeling and
conception of heart. Where the pllint.i has
provoked the ,anderous words Of tile def ndant,
his claim to damages ought to b. diminished,
to use the language of the court in C.iild VS.
Homer, l3 Pick. 5ll, "such claim mu. be
brought forward with very bad grace, cspe-
claliy when the party complaining was the one
who commenced the controversy
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-12
Ohio Fruit and Seed Store, No. CT
Main Street, Dubuque, Ioaca

You will only find Choice Selection of Seeds at this
Establishment but almost every article of Foreign and
Domestic Fruits Green Dried and Preserv. d. Nuts.
Candies Spices Tea, co,e, Sugar, Pepper, Spice, Gin
ger, saleras, Tobacco Snuff, Soap, Candles Powder
Butter, Lard Bacon, Cheese Eggs, Mackerel White q
Cod Fish, Salmon, Herring Poultry, Vegetables etc er
kept Constantly on hand, and will be sold cheap. wiz
say in conclusion, that keep almost every artcledesr
for family use for the supply of Steam Boats and win
be happy to furnish all at reasonably low prices. All
articles purchased will be delivered with care and ds
patch to place within the City if DESIRED free ct
charge keep Horse and Carriage expressly for that
purpose CIR. WEST.
Dubuque LIST March, 1851 no26
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-12

DEcIsioA rs TiE EcnNomY SooIrrY CASE =
Judges Grier aud Irwin, OF the United States
Circuit Court for the Western Dis riel Of Penn
sylyania, have given judi incnt in favor OF Joshua
Natchcrieb, who recently brought suit against
lie Trustees of the Economy Soc;iy, at 1ar-
nony, (lndana,) for 100000 The plain;iil, il
appears, was member of the Society for
twenty-seven years, when he was expelled by
the 9aie George Rapp and his associates and
deprived OF all share Of the property, valued at
$2.00o,000. He brought suit for 69,QoD as bis
share; but the Court, in its decision, ord,rc
the appointment Of a commissioner to ascertain
what would be the share of each member. and
how much will be fair compensation of the
defendant for his q years of labor
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CITY sESss's:...



ETBUQGR, IOWA.
49, THIS well known Eetei, formerly occupied
Ej1.f by A. H. Miller, has iecn leased for term a
MAm years, by the sui criIrs, and thoroughly rnc
-si~A- waited, and newly furnished now o,cn for The
reception of the travelling community and public gene
rally The propretors hsyme htl offensive experi
In this business conhcntiy Hattcr themselves tia
they give entire all who may favor Tier,
with call
This hotel is situated a,Lie tnai,lv central am
convenient part of the CITY and dirrrt on the stree
leading to the steamboat Iandirc immediately in the
centre of tie business part 81 The city The best of stu
bling attached to the lo'is", whore, al timcS he had
Carriages, BuSgies Horse, c", til reasonable
terms.
We have also established a. extensive Reading RuLr
Whefe we nave ON HE eric 'ap"r from all parts ni the
United States, furnished v' Lie atesl nevs'' from
every quarter of the GobA.
Passengers and baggage convey r. from ilIc boat.
free of charge. CO. HEWITT
Dec l-ly
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! W.rKrcas.Anr,I 81 q y N

Our usually quiet village has b,cn somewh hat
Startled by an occurrence which transpired yes
ferday. A Miss Warren went into the store Of
ID S. Dewy and threw into his face ard eyes
twn ounces of oil of vltrinl One eve is entire
~ destroyed and fears are entertained that Il q
oshey. Is irrefarabiy injured The perpetrator
of THIS fragrant Outrage has been coInmi,ted. -
She refuses 10 reveal her motive, but il is
knawn that she supposed he had circulated re
d T. 10 her injury
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-12

- A loater got hold of green pcrzimmon,
which (betofe il is ripened by the t,ost) is said
to be the most bitter fruit known He took it
outside the garden wall and commenced upon
It, BY taking generous mouthful, which puck
cred his lips and tongue most provokingly.-
"fiow do you Ike it,, enquired the owner Of
the garden, who had been watching him. "fiow
do like it, exclaimed the loaitr, while the
saliva was running out the corners Of his mouth
-"ilow do look, neighbor? am | whistling
or sinrihg ~
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GREAT SPEED IN RAILROAD T8AyEI-A
few evenings since, the cars at Weldon were de-
tanned beyond the usual hour for st,rlnr, wait
ing for tae Wilmington train They had 10
connect with The Baltimore line, aud BY the APP
plication of ittle steam the trip was perfrm
ed in two hours and ten minutes including stop
pages, distance OF - miles, arriving at Pnrs
mouth in full time for tie steamboat, Deduct
thhiy minutes Tor steppages, it makes The ran
at the rate Of forty eight miles per hour. This
IS not eq,aled on any other route in This country
IN the regular ,rps.-Ba Sum
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Y COMFORT FOR HoMELY WoMES-sBcautv.'
says Lord Kaine, SIS dangerous property,
tending to corrupt the mind of the wife, thong h
it spon loses its influence over the husband
A figure agreeable and engaging, which inspires
affection without the inebricty of love, is a
much safer choice. The graces lose not their
influence like beauty. At the end of thirty
years vir!uous woman, who makes an acreea-
BILE conpanion, charms her husband more than
al first. The comparison of love to fire holds
good in one respect, that the fcrcer 1t burns the
sooner it is xtinguished.'
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-12

RlR BUCHANAN AND MIR. DousLAs- Some
of the Southern press, we notice, suggest the
axpediency of placing Senator Douglas, Of M.
inois, npon the ticket with Mr. Buchan nan, al
the next Presidential election A Charleston
paper SAYS. AFT Buchanan and Douglas could
be agreed upon as the Democratic ticket tor
President and Vice President, We do not be-
iieve that the wings could make rcspe.tab!e
showing il opposition The Richmond va !
Enquirer. NJ a late date. On this subject, al so
says "a few days since we received letter
from one of The most intelligent citizens in y.r.
ginia-who formerly most credtaLly represent.
ed the State in Congress--recn.amencsnq this
ticket. He is for Buchanan rs President aud
Douglas rs Vice President. He states thai, in
his opinion, The great State of PENNSYLVANIA has
overwhelming claims upon our party, and oneh,
to have at least Of her sons run FIR the
Presidency. The West also has its cleius -
Dou slas is young, talented and reliable. AT
his age, and with SO many great and deserving
men on one side before the people, certainly the
Vice Presidency, at his time of life, is high
station.''
In all these arts.es, it viii be seen, Mr.. Blu,
chanan Is looked upon as the Democratic can
ddate Tor the Presidency. Iiscspahi,ity IS I'M
questioned His great experience is ndisputa-
BILE His diplomatic sasacity is celebrated
His claims are UNI pushed His ava,IaLii,ty. a,
this janc'upe, is peculiar. His success, if nom.
mated, - beyund all question ~ Y. .Mprnina
Star.
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SUPPOSED DEATH FROM EruER-A few DAYS
ago resident of Chelsea, Mass Ind Ether adj
mustered to him previous to undergoing sur
gical operation, to remove a toe nail which grew
down into the quick. The surgeons had inst
commenced to use the knife when the patients
pulse rapidly declined. Restoratives were APP
pld in vain, and death cnsued in about FIVE mi
nutes.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-12
I Was,IrsGros, 81

The Southern Wing members, who retired
from the Caucus, have prepared a protest and
statement ot their positions Il is strong doc
umcnt, and inanifests no 9isp, stion TO back of
slse ground So ably maintained by them in the
caucus. Mr. Webster and Mr. Crampton, in
behalf of their respective Governments, are still
engaged in efforts IN bring about final adjust
ment OF the Nicaragua difficulty.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-12
Plrrsnuneu Anil 81

r. n.
Tie river reached the hight Of 80 feet at
noon yesterday. when it commenced falling,
and up to noon to-day had fallen IN all 8 ,eet.l
The Pennsylvania Railroad, between this place
and Beaver, is much injured, hui there is
large force already on IT, and the repairs are
commenced. The train started from Beaver
THIS morning, but at present we cannot tell when
the ears will run from here to Beaver Rocl,
ester. Pa, Beaver and sharon are all over flowed
and many families had to move. An i'm
mense amouat OF property has been destroyed
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-12
"|hose red and white,

Natures ewn sweet and cunning hand id, oa
been arraycd iii light blue, or light green, OF
IN transparent white bonnet, with blue or pick
Il 5Wcrs Oh the as.dc--iiow different, aud how
much more agreeable, wosid have been the in
preston OH the spectator How ireqAnn .ly, a
gaia, do see the dimensions Of tail and
eha5ohpOtn: figure lnagnitied to atnisst Bodigpa-
4taa proportions by white dress, or a small
woman reduced 10 Liilipution siz. by black
dr. IS Now, as the optical effect OF white is
to enlarge objects. and that of black to disnin.
ssh them, il the large woman hal been dressed
In black, and the small woman in " hite, he ap-
parent size of each would have approached the
ordinary stature, and the former would not have
appeared giantcss, nor the latter a dsalf-St
Iouis Rec
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C,srtssArlAsril 81

S'asiaNai L. a riii -
Yesterday evening the accommodation train
on the Little M,aini railroad over a girl IL
years old, killing her Instantly, while passing
through Fulton. Last night mob tore up the
track above quarter OF mile Arrests, were
made, aud all is quiet now.
Successive arfAIRAT WAUKEsAs.-We find
the foliewisg telegraphic despatch 10 the Mil
waukee sentinel Of the 18th inst
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-12

BALTIMORE %.
A large majority orthe Wing delegates tothe
City Convention, elected last night, arc FAVOR
able to the nomination of Mr.. Fillmore.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-12

II "iiaye you ground all the tatls right. as
! fold Jon this morning when sent away =
said carptnter 10 rather gre, il lad whom he
had taken ipr an apprentice "All but the
handsaw, sir replied The lad, promptly /
coulda, I get quite all The gaps on, ( lhlt. 2
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-12

RicH.-'sfou seem animated by TIL 5 fine au-
tamn scene, my dear Annie said lover
'do, said she, | never shalt be .7aafe mated
I'll be your wife, " and he gave her sncs,a kiss
That Jemima vowed she thought some ody had
isi' against The barn door with ,lle H. el OF wet
shoe, 1t made such noise
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-12
BALTIMORE, a pril &C.

The Florida ReaIlcfa.ic Convention on the
19,h, ncmlpat.d J E. Broome for Governor,
A. X. Maxwell for Congress, Tu'er and Spec
Ger for State delegates at large to she Baltimore
Convention, and adopted series of resolutions
first, offering the Virginia resoll IONS Of 90;
second, endorsing the Baltimore resolutions of
~ th,sd, depreca,ing the revival OF any past
ISSUES. fou,th, appointing J.! delegates to the
National Convention, unrestricted no prefer
ence WIS expressed; Douglas is understood to
be the first choice for President, and Jefferson
Bavis for Vice President,
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t 5-saes
I.nIrisxr. ~ ALL s

The steamers Gleudy Burke and James Mill.
niger came in Collision at New albany. last
night Til. latter is much adalnaged, but land.
ed below and was saved from sinking by the
-erews of'tl,e Saxon and Millinger Freight par
tially damaged:
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-12
Vienna Confectionery.

Langnorthg's Block, Hdn bceeR str and eth streets
vINHE subscriber would iuetrn the plhiic that his
rooms are now fully suNp'i with the choicest vari
ETY. of everything in his line consisting in part of 10
CREAMS SODA and MINERAL. WATER. CANn,rs
CAKES FRBITs, TOYS &c. Country dealers and tbn NH
lie are respectfully invited call bcdr, purchasing Sc
where. & JAt,EIEy.
Dubuque, April 30th, 1851. Iy
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LouisvIILE. 81

= LUtGSVILLE, II.
ihe steamers w. B Clifton and Chickasavy
came IN collision above Evansville, Ohio river,
last night. and the later sunk immediately.
Ahou. % lives lost. The Chickasaw had on
board 4 locomotive Tor the Memphis Railroad
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NOTICE.
SELLING OFF FOR CASH.

ID. WAPLES & co. selling off their mainnas!s
stock of Dry Goods clothing, boots snd so s. thirty
bales domestic; 20 hds sugar. 80 pieces carpets Sorts
y barrels olasses Is bags Coffee $50 bags SALT so kegs
OF nails In fact stock svery heavy and
as we arc determined d,ce it, make room fer our
spring goods All those that want great bargains will
please give call, for determined to sell
The sale viii commence Friday morning and 9 CON
nued from day to day Sundays excepted until tie stock
is entirely. run out. PETER WAPLES & Co.
=
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" The best chit ever made ?, an lmrro
prieiy m ladys dress, was nad by raIley.
rand During The revolution, when asked by
lady his opinion OF her dress he replied that at
began too late and ended too so II
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-12

may be frequently observed in the adoption Of
coiors without reference ID their accordance
with the complexion s.a,ure OF the wrarcr
We continually light blue bonnet and
flowers surrounding a saltow cauntenance.
or pink opposed to one of glowing red
pale complexion associated with canary or lc-
men yellow, ono of delicate red and white
rendered almos; colorless by the vicinity Of
deep red. Now if the lady Of the saliow
rf'X'on had worn transparent VIII e bonnet !;
or Il the lady with the glowing red complexion
had lowered il bv bonnet OF deeper red col
ir; if the pale lady had improved the cadavcr-
Gus hue OF her cpun'cnance by surrounding il
with paie green, which by contrast, would have
sul'sed ii with delicate pink hne, or had he
faerA
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y rrnn The San Joaquin Republican.
Er''Iu 'Ht s''f' 'UaGti'r y
..Is.a.. ne NIurnhy 1.-Two Hen Huns,

LynehsnG at Murphy 1.-TWO bien H"DS.
W. have Just leqlned, through Brown Tx
press, thai on "Wednesday last, al 5 clock, P
". two Americans were hung BY the psol,l. II
Murphy's Diggings, Calaveras county 1t up
praas th,, they ryed in camp IN Tuesdsy
each on horseback, and i was believed TIA, the
nn'm1's were stolen. That same niYnt they
broke into one cabin and stole thsrefrnn Si90
IN quicksilver geld they then broke into anr;ii
- and tornd nuhing, AID they nexi of"k' ii'to
Il Jts,s = clo,!in. store, aud stole diamond pm,
a iesovcr, and $40. TIE above articles beng
missed in The morning, suspicion rested upon
the tpa strangers who were seen IN town on the
day hetare.
II appears that early ia the morning TIE ras-
Gals leh the town one was seen taking one
troii and The other another They aere mue-
dately followed, aud in short tnc weip emp
uied b. the Sheriff, MIR. Marshall On their
way back o. The camp, one was seen ttlh:aW a
handkerchief INTO the chaParrai. VIII; Ii On TX.
animation, was found to contain III. articles
stolen. This was proof positive of ruiI, aud
they were tried hriore Dr. Nasdersice ana hs a
jury of the miners. They were found gu.!t,
ana sentenced to be hung. At 5 o'clock ,Acv
were strung np They refused 10 gle Their
names TO make any contest ~ The age
o me was a5ou: ~, and the other - years,
FuRrHEa Mr. j. nH,, who
arrived at Stockton Yesterday. from Murphy :
informs US that the thieves were SrdneY mon.
AMI therl is every reason t. believe iertn"d pat
II gang 81 ia seals who intes'inr he crun
try. They we're two of the most la d nud ras
calls he had ever seen The elder one was hung
FIRST, and while his body was yet daa.l n, IN The
air before the eyes Of the younger oue, the
latter said, with aa oath, II will make m cnn.
icsson-but understand that am oac Of III.
brothers-put that in your pipe and smoke >, .
On tae following morning, rolled ~ in the legs
Of the pantlloons Of Ais man was found a
quantity Of money, jewelry, aad letter
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TO the GENT. EmEM.
Ready Made Clothing.
NAPLES & CO.,

" IL lid 10 W.,
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING ROOM
IS the place for Gentlemen no wish to be fitted out i'm
the latest and bestsJIe. la .e the
LARGEST AND BEST STOCK IN THE WEST.
I'll kinds of coats panis vests shirts cravas drawers
etc, etc. His
BOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT
canine. be eqIacd in Iowa, having just received some
29G Mems and Boys boots and Shoes all of the
very best selected stock and no trash among Them
HATS AND CAPS.
complete assortment of the fashionable styles oil
Hats and Caps, which will be sold very cheap.
FAMILY GROCERIES,.
very chnicc lot Of sugar coffee tea and salt bought
expressly FOR rota trade; pepper aud spices generally in
fact. everything that is needed tie Grocery line
The fact is, ca at L, Wapes &.co, for ever, thing
his stock Of Goods will show for Itself.
S1F-No trouble to show Goods.
Dubuque. Oct. e-Iydw P.WAPIES & 90
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a hey from the country was recently .ai
into gentleman family One evening, nfter
having been called mp in the draw II q room, he
came down into The kitchen, iau;ng i;nnod
eTa,eiy.
"nh IS the mastsr" cried .hc co K
""hy said he, "'hrre are twelve II eIn up
''ei.' VINO couian ! snuff The caadie, and they
had to ring for me to do ii :"
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HATS, GAPS, BONNEFS, ATO ARTIFICIAL
TIOwrPS


HATS, GAPS, BoNNErS, Ayo ARTIFICIAL
FLOWERS.
Ell e are now ceivng the largest and best stoc
sl OF Hats, Caps Bonn Il. aud Artificial Flowers
The attention and examination OF hay Ii will he fina
farce, fill and complete part OF which comprises Tho
following:
SPRING STYLE rAsrroSAnLE HATS.
M "1sH H naaa N Nb c ask Re-, Angola
silk; Beaver; Cashmere; Bru ;
Angola; Muskrat; Russia
HATS:
Cashmere; Brush: Beav r; Seal: Auskrat
OF fhe California, Mexican Jenny Lind, Parodi Hun
garian hosstth, and other styles Of all colors qualities.
aES's. Boy's, AND cHnpREs's HATS, of all CO
lors aud grades, of the following styles, viz
cii'rnia Kossh; Je"ay I; ra ""'G;''l"'
fanMna; Ar's'a; Ashland; Sporting.
Panama; L"ghnrn; BIRDS Eye; Manila:
Florence; Pearl; Marcabo; California;
CobGrg; California; Canada; rice;
Dunsable; Pedal; Hungarian; City, &C.
Mems, Boys and Childrens Pu. h. Cloth, vvlvets and
glazed Of different styles and quality
EoESErs.-LADIEs' MIssEs' SPRING STYLES
Silk and Satin: tioss Plain Lace Grape and Ribbon
Lace Neap'liraB; Dunstablo Trrpoli and SATIN Cobnrr:
White and cold Chip; and K Straw; Gross embroi.ier
ed Lace; Forcnce Bell goss and imp: Pearl and Satin
PEARL Hungarian Aham; Milan Tuid and Satin Dor, n:
American chip; Emb'd Lace Mated Straw: Leshnr,:
t.osS cod Lace; Hair and linod; Satin and Flnrantine
RICE ahd Aihoni Hun aran hin Jenny Lind Adelaide
Milan CHIP; fat,la plain and Fancy fr imp Lace a.
FLaGMERs.
Am. hani, French, chjp, and Pedal y
ARTIFICIAL fIoHFRs.
,JJ boxes assorted lunches sfrtmgs and wreatls Of
american and French Manufacture.
Our stock has been selected with uuus.aI care and
The great part manufactured us together with thai
purchased from first hands makes il sup rior TO most
and un<urpts ed by any house IA The city for quantity
quality aud ch. apneSs.
All orders VIII meet with prompt nton. and g,ar-
mt e.; 10 give satiztac tom
DAVID PEiRCE & co.
hsch i.-di.n No. Ia Main ST. ST. i.0nis.
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CARPETS! CARPETS,

IT AS1NG renewed into tie New Pudding 81, Vine
i street, adjoining ;le Old Storc, in receipt
OF great variety Of Spring Styles II fine and sperfe
Ingram Carpets Three phys, Brussels Velvet and Ia
pesry Carpets; Iow-prced lrran, and ans; Stair
Carpets of every description; Rugs, Mating, Floor Oil
Cloth, &c. -
to eier greater variety, and less prices,
found in tile West. shall b. receiving additions thro,g oh
the Purchasers invited call and exam
inc before making selection. J WALKER.
ST. Louis No. Feb 23-dwIy. Ttt5. 4..
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FOR Sale mt a great sacrifice

F1NHE ". quarter Of section 49, and the East halt
OF the south east quarter of section 90 in Township
81 northof range east of the 9Th principle Ma rldan
Iowa containing 240 acTee-more or less.
This land is about half timber, lays WE'LL is vol
tered, Is choice wheat land is convenient 10 Schools and
Mills Is partly improved and known the land owned
BY George w. Inndbeck
Amy person desiring 10 purchase good farm would do
Well to look at this as it is really offered sacrifice
GCs~For particulars enquire Of GEO. w. BURTON
March %, l952-dWtf.
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RIcHMoTD %.
The Pestofhce and three dwellings, adjoining
were destroyed by ire yesterday The mails
&c, Of the ofnce were destroyed
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G. X. WEST,
STORAGE FORWARDING AND COMMISsIO
MERCHANT.

Sea On the Lcrce, Dubuque, Io,ea,
WHoIEsAIE and retail dealer in foreign and do
Groceries, Produce and Provisions, Ornamental and
Fruit Ttrees, Plants Evergreens, shrubbery; Grass
Garden and Flower Seeds, &c. &c. tt
NIB STEAMBOATS,, Hotels, and Private Families, fur
nised with good articles at the lowest market prices
and delivered free of charge.
The undersigned would inform the public generally
that he has strong and permanent closure with tIio
necessary sheds and accommodations, adjoining his
warehouse at the steamboat landing in DubuGue for
the convenience of those having cattle, horses sheep
and hogs ship and from this point also for the ac
commodaon of farmers and others coming Dubuque
with loaded teams
Aay and gram kept conssay on hand and for sale at
reasonable low prices. -4. G.R.W
Uubuuue. May %, 1851
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-12

He who betrays anSther's seer, because he
has quarreled with him. was never worthy of
The sacred name Of friend breach of Iii d.
ness on one side Will not Justify Lreacn Of trust
on the ether
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
CUCIl is used by the Farmer, Miner, Mechanic and

QUEENSWARE, sEq IL
Among the best and most extensiyestock in town.
GROCERIES
or all the various kinds together with various other
goods such Ladies and Misses MfTs (sone very Gnel
Cotton Yarn, Carpet Bags, Trunks Window Shades and
Paper Curtains Carpeting, India Mating Garnet binding
White goods; Shawls of the Bay State and Empire Mills:
and lots of other things too numerous to mention.
Tony old Erie d. and Customers return my s,nccre
thanks for their amidst all the temptations TO buy
goods COST Of VIII this town has late been the sce
Of and BY fair dcan and uniform prices, hope merit
continuance of tbeI CONFERENCE.-THE the public Gen
eral, would say, will sell Goods az low as apy reg
uar House. Those who doubt il be easily made to
believe il, examination. r. J. O'HALLORAN
p. S. | will take produce Of all kinds in payment of
debts in exchange for Goods the 20h OF October
tocash prices All those who know they are owing me
would confer great favor by settling up their accou
cannot afford any longer indulgence.
Sept. % B. J O'HALLORAN