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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-25
Man LA ROPES, ana Bed Cords at

Man LA ROPES. an. Bed Cords at
~ wEATEERRY'S
AG ENCY n SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
ITNHE Undersigned u.r their services to sell HORSES
| Town Lots Farms and all kinds OF Real Estate ir
Dubuque Land DISTRICT. They fell warrant from hei
facilities as and Agentsin promniSing for noderh
commission prompt sale OF prop ry entrust to the
disposal.
Is = q, o. ssl w. BARNEY $50.
ss- Office on Main st. opposil
4..1.E- American House.
tug lsthtO
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PUBLlC NOTICE.


PROPOSALS. in writing will be received by the
i undersigned for furnishing the materials and pa
wing that part OF Bluff Street, described below viz
From the upper side Of 4 tn lower side Of Jones
street to the width Of 40 feet raising said work
in oval shape above the level Of said street, with curb
stones TO be 10 inches above the pavement and said
curb stones to be set full - inches in the ground Thick
of paving stones to he not less than 10 inches
and not more than inches, making average Of in
said stones to be 81 nix not less than n
age innches in depth.
Curb stones to be less thar inches in thickness
all the above mentioned stone to he good and sound
Also 70 hMid Sewer from Jones 10 Dodge streets
side OF BluR street.
Proposals will be received until o'cl Eek Of Monday
nng stating prices per square of 100 f. Payments TO
be In Cash, and estimates the work progressesEe
serving fourth for completion. For further parteu-
lars enquire Of The COMMITTEE.
3 Wv q. NAPLES, \
CHRISTOPHER PELAN, Sd Com.
M. MCNAMARA,
Ang. 30, d3t.
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Isichm Ond ms a tobacco Market.

q Al ES OF an entire hr ak If Tobacco M de nv NJ
~ Marin 4 Co., Thursday 27,h May to Mr. James
Ph'mas, Jr fr his well known and very highly approx
"a brands, Dildem, III Doradn,' Virgin and Nectar
Bullock hhds, at ~ IS, AT SO, AT Sl 25;
S2 SO; II d Hunt al SO STA 81 81; Nnr II hhds
| al 80 AT BIO, at - 81; Wad at $l5 w II Boyd
, al 50 5oast 81; - u Fleming at SIS So; f w Wat
kins bhds, 81 II 10 Sl2 10 The purchase by Mr.
Thomas Jr., uf such good and fine Tobacco, shows
that he intends 10 sustain the high reputation his fine
Brands now have by working the right them.
tPlanfer- or Growers. Richmond Fog Examiner.
Juyl-d I'm.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-25
LAUGHLIN g. OELBEG

~ EG Leave T., inform the citizens of u bnque and TN
ID surrounding Country that they have TAX sh p
dir CITY opposite III. NAPLES House, On Main street.
where they prepared ~ make up with noatless and
disratch and in the most Fasunablc sty'c, 80
ALL KINDS OF GARMENTS,
the q. nior partner having fer numer Of years IN
engaged in Il fa .hnabe establishments IN L. n
don and New York city, thereby giving him many advan
tagrs They ee assured thai they please the taste
of the most astidioir. All We ask is call. rs.s
- Fashtons Rsceired .honthiy.DG
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
Auction SALE.

--~AliIIlllN-S ALAE.------~------
vrE..'~" s.~tcs Property.
VXrILi. be sold by public auction on Wednesday the
w 25th instant, at 10 O'clock A. M, in front OF the
Surveying Generals Office in the city OF Dubuque One
span OF MrLEs double Harness one Tent Poles
lot Rlankcis Horse, Saddle and Bride spade
scxahes camp chest, lot Of and cooking utensils
man and Shomo's livery stable. g3.s4
Dubuque, Aug. 20, 1852.
State Of Iowa, District Court for said County, October
Clayton County Term, A. D. 1852.
GILBERT DOUGLASS Assumpsit
%, JOHN 4. r I'll A.,. .aS ;,
THE said defendent will take notice that on the ,hir
teth day nf March A. D. 1854 writ of attachme nj
issued from the Clerks Office the District Court of
chattes lands and tenements fthe said Defendant for
sum Of Seventy our1Dolars and twenty with int
est and Of this suit which writ delivered to the
Sheriff ofsald County and BY him endorsed
followss @
have this day served the within wit by levyIng upon
the g. hi oftke qr Section "a and hf Of ar of
Section 25 Township 81 North range 5wet containing
100 satisfy the within witt as am therein com
spansed this first day of April A. d.
THOMAS G. DRfPS, Sheriff,
Clayton County. Iowa
said action befor the first day Of the next term
said Cosrt be commenced and held Garnavlle in
said County the FIRST Monday after the fourth Mon
day of September A. u. Is2. Judgment viii be rem
dor against him and the above premises sold satisfy
the same
By order Of the Court, FREDERICK ANbRos,
Clerk OF Said Court.
HIS. GsAycrs, Attorney for Plaintiff.
w49- wv
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i EvEs Fssn B,rs Al Ron Lake CHAM
sia they trsll for Piskesel with pieoe Il silver
sS1s<d shs ~ ss~l q aspsal, TO which hooks
- s6a11ohed.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-25

LIGHTNING LIGHTNING!
VTNHE citizens of Dubuque respectfully informed that
tho Subscribers are now prepared Ia put up Light
ming Rods in part of the City at tn shortest notice.
They may h. found al the Good Samaritan Drug Store.
may 5th--dw IT. WAUD g. PYLE.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-25

-.aG 1as Piano Forte for Sale. sTsf
A Superior Instrument may had low for cash l "
N qnre at the residence o. kcv. J. C. Holbrosk.
Aug. 10th 1852 AuglSiw2w.
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Removal.

B. THOMAS. has removed his Store III No 5
81 above the Glube building between 5h and 9th
Streets, tile door South of K. &. Naples store.
will he glad IT, nl friends, and as many new
ones may favurmr with call .r
GROCERIES.
large lot just received, and for sale cheap, at the
New Store of J. Thomas. z
July oath is52. Jy. 25h d"y.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-25

N sxican Warrants for 6O Acres, Cash Isl l6O S62
rs do teftf.i iae psi do On one years tini- 225
Assignable Warrants for i60 Acres, Cash l6Oa$ g.
= aG"s7 80. s. 80 - IS. sEs-r sfusa as
5a2 g ssast s. :" 40 -" g 42aS44
+" leo On one wears time sels7 225
q sses6 J" sstz4" 80 Ists.fsa - ffrd sT 100
~ 80 is c7t ss-'sv7,g" 40 g." I" IS
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A MILL TO RENT.

"a AN Excellent Water Power FIGURING MILL
.4.A in complete running order, and only few miles
from this City, will be Leased for few years modsr
ate terms, by CHAS. CORkERY.
ALSO
\ large number of lmirovsd Farms, for sale cheap.
april 30 DIV II &C.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-25

DURK EE,s BAKING POWDER.
A Large quantity ofDurkee's Baking Powder will se
"A found 1T w. AI.I,EN,S
1901 Main ST. just above the NAPLES House.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-25
Bla~ks,i,itIlillg.

faa1Eo9 w. Z. JOHNSDS, eE
.ArC IO.Nand COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
at ~ u Main street, Dubuque Iowa, will attend t" the
selling of Real or personal prop r'y aPuh''c A"cii.n.
Having b en- engaged IN the Mercantile and Auction
business Tor til, last Nineteen .etrs. in dubuque.
feels confident, that any bness-entrisfrd 10 his care
WILDE dome up satisfactorily, lam ais" agent for several
Fire, Marine aud Life insurance Companies. s-
Dubuque June 18th. 1852. I'd W It.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-25

/lNEt-A splendid lot Of Imperial, Gunpnwder, and
L Young Tyson Tea, just received aud t.r sale by
GELPEKE 4 SCHROEDER
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-25

Sold in Dubuque wholesale and retail, by T. MhsoN: ]
in Prairie du CHI by q. p. Master and by the drug
giSts everywhere. Aug. 5 dw'm
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-25
For Sale.

"A 'TVHE pleasant Outage d yelling House avid
ESR Lot situate on the west side Of Cav stree .
VIII known as the residence Of Capt. G. D.. Karriek
The House containing six rof ms, besides kchSn and
Is built with express referenc n ncatness and avcu(
ence in every part. The yari 10 ornameh&cd with,
flowers and shbery IN great variety, nd the garden
containing fruit ir@es at various scrss. here are two
csterns on the walks and cellars pa ved and
the situation for easamtness is not surpasst Nv any
in the city. =
For terms, inqr, Oft. c. Hewitt at tho CITY Hotel.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-25
coHn1nsrp PARAGRAPHS.

RrLr,sED-The schooner Pilot, seized BY a
British man-of war near the fishing ground, has
been released.
NORTH CAROLINA ELEcrIoN-The follow
ing 10 the latest News from North Caro-.
lima: 4saf
In all the counties except Macon Cherokee,
Yancey and Curritick, the vote stands, Reid,
IS, 47Y Kerr, IS, Az; Reds net gain 919
The Hpuse stands, 81 Wings, S. Democrats;
Cherokee, Haywood, Tyrrel and Macon to hear
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-25

.u6ass snd sSaAeffng upon It such power, would
:, 70 creais hostile factions in that body, en-
= Refsfs spits u snfair and unpro6iaheslegs
-saai6n, aid narup in every portion ofthe state,
~ local haternea. saA varfarr, which would last
ffxsssm ppd PsoIs highly detrimental to our in
6res and PrcspsFsy-s ara
j .Leokiae - Ahis peasafe in eli it, faces and
.defosmities,s Ne cannot regard il in any other
rrht. than a. iaimcai to the best interests fthe
seGhry and 1lR.sssive and unjust to the people
So West 100 air. g0a e e
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-25

OF all qualities and sizes. constantly hand, and
sab w 9aH GE'.PCKE q SCHROEDER.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-25

II The imports Of New York for July shows
a decrease Of about $l,OoO,OOo, as compared
with July Of last year, while the Exports will
show also decrease in merchandise and produce
Of about $l50,00O. s 7
r. Deaths in New York for the week ending
August 10th, 56O-l2 Of which were from
cholerR. sfteT
u Scant % inches water on the Lower
Rap;ds.
Upwards Of thousand men are now at work
on the Pittsburgh and Steubenville Railroad.
The Probate Judge of Cincinnati, issued 1875
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-25

Dimnrss Of Viston, Dots or Fshs befors fhs
Sight, gFeUsr ind Dull Pam in tas Side, Back
Chest. Limbs, &C., Sudden Fushes cf Heat !,
Burning in the Flesh, Constant tmaginings ot
Ell and Great deprsssion Of Spirits, car BE
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-25

HEAR ABBOTT LAWRENCE The London
correspondent of the Boston Post, speaking Of
the feeling among Americans there, in regard
to the Presidential nominations, says:
ssln conversation with the American minie-
ter the day after the intelligence arrived, was
pleased to hear him express opinions Of the ca
paci,y, integrity and consistency Of Gen. Pier
ce as q man and statesman, corresponding TO
those which his warmest political friends at
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-25

I/yDD LIVER OILcNNDY, genuine article direct
" ft,ss .,viginal ctnrcs. lebrat for
Colds Cough HoarscnesS tickling in the Throat and al
eff ctions of the Lungs. " p ALLy~
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-11

The London Weekly Times of March 29th,
contains the following brutal proceedings of q
couple of rutfians and murderers on a poor girl
named Hannah Adams, aged 10 years, q resident
of Wadworth, near Doncaster, England. The
following declaration, made by the poor girl in
the presence Of clergyman and magistrates,
will explain the facts so far as they are known
" On Sunday, the lst of February. was in the
service of Mrs Sheppard, of Baby. A little
after seven 0 clock in the morning had occasion
to go into the yard, when man, to me unknown,
got hold Of me. then made a noise, when an
other man, who was also stranger to me, put
one hand over my mouth, and the other on the
back of my head. They then took me to a little
gate IN the garden, through which they carried
me to large gate in the croft below. They then
threw ne over the gate into a lane, when l
screamed as had done before, until my mouth
was stopped. After being thrown over the gate
| got up and ran away, when they followed and
caught me. They asked me if I had got any
money, and | said, had only Cd, which | gave
to them. They then carried me along q lane
into field at the back of Mr. Dearden's house,
where they threw me down, and one man held
me while the other attempted to take liberties
with me. | made all the resistance in my power,
when one Of them got on his knees, and poured
something out Of q bottle into my mouth, which
seemed like boiling water-scaldiDg my chin and
burning my clothes. l was not able to get up,
but they pulled me up and shook nae about until
was sick l then became quite unconscious,
and don't know what they did with me after
wards. When / came to myself they opened the
gate to me out of the field, when one Of the men
said to the other. Let's cut her threat l res
piled, For Gods sake don't cut my throat, you
have done plenty to me already The other
man said. Let her GO, she's some poor body's
BARN The man who wanted to cut my throat
then said, Go away with what thou hast got
ten went unconsciously, without knowing
which way was going, until ] got little past
Mr.. Dearden's house on the turnpike road !;
when, knowing that l should be looked out for
at Mr.. Sheppard's, I walked home to Wad-
worth, where | arrived abort half past twelve
O'Clock at night, having net Mrs. Sheppard's
man and the constable on the road" This state
ment was partially corrobaated at the inquest,
witnesses proving the di'Ordered state Of the
girls dress, and the appearance Of vitriolic acid
on her chin and neck; AID it appeared from the
testimony Of one of tbs medical men that for
the last fortnight the deceased had yomited por-
tions Of the mucous mmbrane and other viscera.
No clue as to the whereabouts of the perpetra-
tors has as yet been found.
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-11

ing close to Blackfriars- bridge, saw an OBJ
ject that looked like what was in search Of.
1t was carried by the stream against pier
of the bridge. Twas she l grasped des-
perately at her, and with some peril brought
her body out Of the water into the small
boat, and rowed ashore. She was motionless
and without animation. ''Take her to the
surgery hard by" cried watchman, who
lent his ready aid l carried her dripping
body, with all the expedition l could, into
the first house open, where blazing fire OF
room promised heat to restore her, it not
too late Acouple Of Irish medical students
whose brOgue even now rings in my ears,
lent willing aid "So-this way-lay her
so. Jerry-tear blanket off some Of the
beds above, and give US brandy to chafe her.
Aisy, Sir-aisy, keep her head up, if you
plaze." and the young Paddy, with gene
rous manliness, tried to initiate her lungs
with his own breath, thus adopting q method
which some men would recoil from, while the
other chafed her limbs. But Of no avail
were the remedies. She Wasstone dead; and
one of the young students said that perhaps
she died Of appoplexy before she had touched
the water. She vas lad out upon the floor,
and female servant sally arranged the dead
ones gear, when light held clear to the
countenaDce revealed to ny Mortified eyes
the well-remembered FIXTURES of Harriet
DuckeDfeld-the drowned wife Of CRANKY
Cumberland
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-11

etc. Davenport, publisher. An interesting
and readable fiction. The author Of the
autobiography" declares in his dedication
''that it has too much truth in it to be called
a fiction" We may, therefore, in perusiDg
the volume, presume that many Of its PEN
cillings refer to aotuahties in life.
The KNIcKERBocKER for Aprl. Sam
uel Hueston, New York, publisher.-We re-
ceived E" Old Hnick." at so late an hour in
the week that we find it impossible to give
such notice of this monthly as it deserves.
However. as everybody knows the sterling
literary character of this invaluable period
ical, it would be work at any time Of super
erOgatiOn to ''puf it." Nuff ced.
Two BRIDES A Story Of Real Life. By
7. S. Arthur, author of the Bankers Wife, !"
Glove IN a Cottage" ETC., etc. 7. B. Peter
son & Co., Philadelphia, publishers. Ar
thurs works are SO populsr with the novel
reading public that it is unnecessary to more
than allude to the fact Of new story with
the above title from his popular pen.
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-11

We heard the following interesting con-
varsation a few days since, between two candi-
dates for academic honor -"Bill, spell cat, rat,
hat, bat, fat with only one letter for each word
s'It can't be did," "What you just ready to
report verbatim, phonetically, and can't do that
Inst look hers G so cat, so rat, h so hat, b so
bat, so fat"
Mike Walsh is the most inveterate old
;olrer in the House of Assembly. He recently
presented petition from citizens of Delaware
county for the abolition Of capital punishment
and that these convicted of murder be sentenced
to tide in the hiRd car on the New YORK ana
Erie Railroad from Piermont to DunkirA' ana
that if they arrived at Dunkirk alYe' 1nen 10
receive full pardon and be restored to clczen-
ship.
Some wag sent the following very point
ed double entendre to the Buffalo E91qeSs =
''Americans. yesterday was the 4th OF Marcn az a;
the White House-one year from tAaS oay VIII
be March torth
Cousin William" said merry, mis-
chievous young girl, what do you thlnk 1
heard pretty lass say of you :" ~,
81 don't know-something good hope VINO
was il, coz ;"
pretty girl did say something about you"
swell, tell me what it was
81 shan't, unless you give me that annual
you lS2E bought" EYg t., ,.u ,. :. now t.,,
'SWell, agreed-you shall have lt-noW tell
"Well, now don't blush so-she said you
were the Wgliest looking mon she eUer laid eyes
ogt"
There's chap down East so mean that
he will not look at himself in mirror, for fear
familiarity may breed contempt, and thus serve
him as it does some other people.
The editor of the Rochester Democrat,
acknowledging the receipt Of some fine salad of
this springs growth, exclaimed, "Lett ucc be
thankful"
30, dear, Mr.. F., you jest when you
say my babe is the handsomest you ever saw
| you m ust be soft-soaping."
"Well, madam, think it needed soap Of
some kind"
A lady remarked to printer the other
day, that though we might print kiss, we must
never publish it.
Why is everybody's pantaloOns too
short? Because their legs stick through two
i feet
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-11
Bigamy.

Michael Morisssy who was arrested in Cam
bridge, some two weeks ago, on a charge of big
amy, was brought up for examination on the 1st
inst, at Old Cambridge. The charge alleges
that the 1871 Feb. last, in the city of Boston,
defendant was legally married by "Father
Lynch, so called, Catholic priest, to Marga-
ret Crowley AID on the 23d Of the same month
be was again married, in Cambridge, by sc Fa-
ther Doherty. "to Honora Canary. He stoutly
asserted his innocence, until his two wives were
brought in as witnesses, whenhe suddenly plead
ed gully. He lived with his first wife but a
few hours with the second four days-then
went to Manchester, N. H., and lived under the
assumed name of Donahue, until arrested on
Monday last. Defendant asserts that he never
loved Margaret and never wanted to marry her,
but was compelled to do so by her rrelatives, who
set a trap for him, she acting as principle in the
plot He declares that he loves Honora, but
she does not seem to express the greatest degree
Of affection for MIN. She has no claims upon
him, (Margaret being his lawful wife, and de-
sires only to SOC him punished for his vllainy to
her The parties are all from the county Of Wa
terford Ireland. On the conclusion Of the ex-
animation, Molrissey, being unable to procure
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-11
JOHN BRADY'S COMPLAINT
by aToM FRANK
AIR-"IVe Net"


We met, twas in a crowd,
One day in the Bowery-
The wind was blowing hign,
And the weather was shoWery
/ being-though ! say It
In love propeller,
Politely approached her
With my umberella.
"Excuse me, l said,
81 can't bear that lady
Should walk in the rain
While her servant, John Brady,
Is able to carry
A covering DER her !"
She smiled, took my arm,
And home then / saw her
And once sgain we met,
Twas at her invitation
called at her house
In much perturbation;
A man was sitting there
And ssGoOd evening"" said he,
eff am not mistaken
Your name is Jshn Brady -
answered thatit was.
"Well, then, on my life, sir,
| should much like to know
WnaJ you want WIN my Nlle, SiE
was struck all of a heap,
And while solving the riddle,
Her mother-in-law
Knocked me down with griddle-
Now, when a girl see
In the street, if it's raining,
1t makes my bosom throb,
-lfd sets 1ly head Palnlng;
If ever get a wife
/ shall certainly tell her
She never must mention
The word umbrella.
I'd 60 through the world
Don't think ! am joking
With the clothes on my back
Forever soaking,
Ere I'd marry lass,
Were she fairer than Venus,
UulesS this agreement
Was settled between us.
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-11
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Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-11

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York City.
The undersigned certify with great pleasure 9aA
above instrument is not only constructs esulsmay
principles, but that from its use the here being I
always with confidence be antcipaten Or TAIN RI1EDY
the euro of this complaint, NO oTHAi'
IN i'AiSrANFh HENRY s. KELLER, Y 6boroho D. e.
CHI. GOETZE, N; n "a Howard st. N. Y.