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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-23


pie, among whom it is \ happy 10, t, reside
may partiu,pite: il not, none bu, my ,hildre,
will have any right To reproach me; and am
coafidsn. they Will do n more than say thcii
iaher was generous to fault In this view
N: receive the uac.ntausna,cd ar which is
diff ,sed abroad Cor the comfort Of man go Ia
voar families aud friends YOU hare any. b.
co-rects in your habits. Be indus r;ous; and II
Your to'tering and e;naciaied frames are so tar
'Shausted as to prevent your 'ttins comfort
aoie supp 1T, apply t" the good people TOR re hei
and may the best OF Heaven $ blessings ac-
company yon the remainder of your days
In 1927, Benjamin Pierce was elected gov-
ernor of the ate Of New Hampshire; but in
tseS, when the republican party in the North
hecame divided between the partisans Of Gen
Jackson and John Quincy Adams, the larger
part sustaining Mr.. Adams, rcrc>, who de-
car-d for General Jackson, was defeated, but
WIS re el,c'cd in 1890. when the star OF The
Hero Of the Hermitage rnse into the ascendant
in New Hampshire. After this nc lived IN
comoarat We retirement on his farm N mus
hnronrh At the commencement OF the last
war with Great Britain his spirit entered into
the contest, hut the intirn,ics OF age adhon-
islicd him that h, could hasten no more !" tht
battlefield Two of his snns with his consent
and advice. entered The pubic service
Endowed by Nature with strong hiinu, Wv
Pierce had overcome the obstacles springing
from a want of education, and, by practice and
perseverance, had acquired a knowledge Of bus
incss, and a skill in the conduct OF public al
fairs. 1t was not from his high public station
that he acquired Commanding influence, but
from bis integrity of character, his bcnevolence
hospitality ard we of justice. Cheerful in
his disposition, and lighting to contribute to
~, happiness of all around him, youthful vi
vacty found in him cong"nial spirit, while
sedate manhood and sober age are discovered
in his conduct nothing to reproach. When he
was removed by death, the public felt the loss
If man who Ind sincerely loved and faithful
" served his fellow-mpn and his country. He
died in the town Of flillsborough, where his re-
mains are deposited. and over them monument
If plain hewn granite has been erected, which
stands in prominent position in the bnrying
ground Of the town, which is on the brow OF a
hill, and in full view of the traveller when pas
eing on the stage route from Amherst to Hills
borough
Such is faithful outline of the life and pub
JIG career of Governor Benjamin Pierce, the
father CT Gen. franklin Pierce, the nominee OF
the Baltimore Democratic National Conven-
ton, which assembled at Baltimore on the Cd
day of June, 1852, and selected its candidate
on the 4oth ballot.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-23

ing. A Large number have loft for China anf
Panama, and some eight or nine VIII oe dhe
from the Atlant c cities within the next three
months
The arrivals from foreign ports continue large
altbouoh the principal expectations from Allan
,c cities - carried on through clipper SHIPS,
many Of which are now plying between this
port and CHM
The Challenge arrived 4 few days sire" 'ron'
China. bringing over 90 'Cel1siiaiS, most oi
" HON hive gone TO the raines.
The nsa ~ifccnt steamship ''Winii Id scott
arrived from New York week before last. She
made the run from that place 10 Panam1 IN The
unprecedented short time Of as DAYS; by Tar
the quickest trip on record She left AGAIN Ter
Panama on Wednesday last, carving % pas
scngers She is independent Of the other lines,
and will no doubt do well in tbs trade.
6 9TH the p N. Co. and Nanderb"'It NE
are doing well considering the high price OF
coal, which has for some time past ranged rom
80 to $50 per ton.
Several new steamers are looked 'or s"'h'
which will probnbly lower the price OF passage,
which still continues NJ.
Weather still continues pleasant, ana business
in the market presents more ac.tvi'y tna'' u ms
for some time past, and speaks well Tor inc
future prospects of San Francisco and tins State
Yours respectfully.
\. G. MORSE.
To Editor Miners Express
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HAS lust received from Tie city oil New York, their
New and : Stock oil
-ssEraaElaer GoOsa>.--
CONSISTING OF French Cloths Cassmeres,I 90 kin. and
also "A variety of American, ScfCh and tai.cv CASH
mers Our assoifmento of NEsTNGs consist of FEES Gil
SILK, Pat rms WHITE ard TANcv MarSel!es, all of
which we will furnish As low as any sHch Merchandise
and Worknrans hin cau be sold in the United SiAtcs we
lave also on hand beautiful ASSORTMENT at the best
trimmings.
Our CUTTING reTT!ET II r., T.
This dcrarm nj shall he conducted with untirng per
sona eyeron in order that we may give 10 those who
may favor with their patronage. Garments nncquaN
ed for beauty t workmanship, taste and fashion,
NANgI'.LJ uRENG DEPART LENT.
In this Department shall continue to give Me strict
est attention to superior trimmings. elegant and firm
Workmanship which the hsst means 10 secure the pub
lie patronage.
GESTLEAI
Furnishing their own material, have 'cm niannfac
tlred at this establishment with and prumptness
NJ; our Business viii entirely confined to ordered
/ trade. -,
tN,itt
TWO COAT MAKERS wanted. Eo.o but first rat
woruncn need apply, and the highest city prices paid
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Ese nd ,E'kaiS.
Dubuque New Stationery
EgCGeEA S'E'dsssH.,,

lNHARLF: EiTTR w. legs To- inform the i,hs5't-
~ ants of DuhHGue aud SIrrouudn country. that he
In, commenced the above business in that connnGus
imnl, diaely und I'll" City ire', where he will
h. hapv serge them with every thing in the above lie
lie has.
SCHOOL, BOOKS
OF every vtrcty used in The St,te, writing books,
States, ink, q'u and ste pans etc.
STiTiO.NER Y &. PAPER
OF all kinds sizes and qualities tr the finest wiring 10
the coarsest wrapping.
BLANK hooks
account and Mercantile c all sizes haad made 10
pattern III the shortest notice
LITERiTtRE.
C. r.. will keep hand assortment Of al kinds OF
Magazines.
WALL PAPER Of the newest styles.
hsC II. will employ his uhole time in the Trade. he
hopes by diligence and arnest endcavnr 10 perse 10
meet part Of thu public patronage. may y, dw2ml
Notice.
DR. ROBERT J. THOMAS of the late firm Of Rich
the citizens of Dubuque aid vicinity and snlicit share
Of public patronas'.
Office on Main street. between 9Th and 9Th streets in
h Brick Building Caunon's Fruit store. Residence
corner of Eighth and Whit. streets.
y. y. will continue 10 practice as Comfy Physician
for the county of Dubuque r. }. THOMAS.
Dubuque, April 21-GWtf.
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very interesting letter will be found in this
mornings paper, from our old and much es-
teemed friend A G.. Morse Of California.
lie writes with flucncy, and displays an in
innate knowledge of the country. One nnpor-
tant fact is announced, namely-a change in
the seasons of chat country. In place OF a wet
and dry season, they now have according to
Mr. Morse's Account occasional showers OF
rain through both winter and summer. oh'uio
this change prove permanent one, 1t VIII ado
largely to the productive qualities OF that coun-
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ALFRED vREblT6Y.j fEA,ynsn ntreE
CWA sac.J WORKS.
DT. CT OLE:
'satssESeyE "A HGF-s.

".mnfs.I4,ve Tea,a ran'nrs, .ffI Gtarirgs,
o,.. MI f,nas Plani~e .-MNs, En!ass ho4d
2 c'cy,7c& Of n" hisds, HoFsy 9o.ers and 81
7qratcrs. Capmgr pyrs$es 1pyes, Icen
fspce ard Raiin., F;af2s- frne aAa ST..
O. t,,o7,S& Eon Tnsfsn.ss ofeesra 4. styiptiea
:e1ilf Praprc. oi sae N tainl Mt went in
FIRM III rnh'lc. rfri ffy pre- aaret 10 aes-
aiists,rS in RI ir me writ ~ 'np,nes ard isrsfrk
sri pl dsfseir~ rcs furnish good work u ian he
hai ff,'ii he s.,uth,;r Ea-t. 4fat Z ss;siss
W. rssrrsii. invite those in ar ~ .sci,irers
CASTINGS 81 any description, re- ~ CAT,
ss.r' fiI n,,lGlu the iaase those
fi.ras tt
rrnn 'ing sal isna'r,nS o. AZ s...s dore III.
slic,t n:ic,.
as,h;ncrs ard Casting nf y or'er 70 II
, Vie ronrtry.
III River. short .s'1ner ahtve the .''esa
boat Landing. H. h. -. !e.,a- VIII
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COMMERCIAL.

For the week ending TO day, business has not
been very brisk, although better than The prcv-
Gus week. The weather has been warm and de-
lighful, and should i, continue month or six
weeks to come, with frequent showers, we may
expect fair crops
The mines were never in 4 more prosperous
condition Old diggings are being worked with
few days Miners in high spri's and proba-
Div no season within the history of Dubuque,
has crowned the hardy Miner, with better re-
wards
Blu little is doing in produce. Athough the
river is at good stage of water and freights
are low, the prices South and East are so low,
that little inducenent is offered either for Farm
ers to sell, or Merchants to purchase.
| The health of this City is now good, and
from the best information we can gather, boats
on the river are free from any epidemic disease.
LrAD-Late advices from ST.. Louis, report
lead at ss450-wiih some 10000 pigs in the
Market.
A correspondent writes under date Of lst inst
that lead was active in Boston Dubuque an,
Galena commanding s..
Here, it commands $40 and mineral 500
and 5000; but not very active.
WHEaT-Wheat rather dull Winter sci
ling at 60 aud ~ cents. Spring 40 and 81 c's
: LumrER.-We have large quantity of lunl
Der in the market and it goes off briskly.
, CLEAR Sells readily at ;sl5 and $50. Mid
: ding, Sl5-Common boards so and Sls
e Flooring SID Fencing Sl3. Joists and scan
y Sll-square ) TO 10 cts foot. S ding II an
i and s2o. Shingles 5 to $3.50. Lath 275 I
/ So Cedar Posts, Is CTS.
' We are still able to report fair stage Of w
5 ter, and a fl ur.shng business with the bouts Q
n the river.
II Less emf yraion 10 the city by the river II
), last week, than the two previous weeks, b'
$ more by land The character of the migrate
b this season, is better than previous years; tn
Is is, those who arrive among Us, better Stoke
with means, and better prepared to open spec
:, ily and successfully any BUSINESS they nj
n desire to embark in.
a The business Of the Merchants f,r the la
:, week has been very brisk. some nf the hea
k. lest houses in town report it better than I
in June trade has been for some years.
IN We rejoice in his result as an evidence
% general prosperity; for when merchants a
ne doing well, other trades d. well likewise.
& Our Mechanics arc active and in gooi sp;ri
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-23

NoyrSrrs OF THE WuIG County CosvES-
TIoS-The Wing County Convention, winch
convened at The residence Mr. Funstons, on
Saturday, the 10Th inst. nominated the follow
inc gentlemen, as candidates for the various
county Offices to be filed at the August cleo
ton.
For Clerk of the District Court, William
Gilliam-For Prosecuting Attorney, f Blssell
For Supervisor of Roads, John Palmer-For
Coroner, c. Collins.
The above is very fair t;caet, but we think
We can beat if easy.
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Administration Notice.

STATE OF IOWA, &C
nuBuauE COUNTY. J ....
DUBUoUE COUNTY COURT-APG!L
TERM, 1852
A DNISISTRATION upon the Estate of George PEI
n err late of said county, ceased, la, been Gr'ne
TO Josepl, Pfaer. All p rsnns having claims ag'ih
s,;d Fiat win pr s.nt and establish the same beiof
said Court as required by law.
Dubuuu,, April 81. 1852. wit
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-23

WOW arn hereby mortified, that Their Is nov on lie N
tle office Of the Clerk of tie District Court IN ah'
for the county ofFayctt the State ot Iowa. fe"f
ot William s Eee asking for divorcn from the bands
of afriluonv for AZ he cannot NV III teacf
and ha ppiness with you and unless Won anlea, aht
answer thereto, or before the y cod aa. OF ''t IN
Won ,bercon You are a $50 notified, that depc%ons WI
he taken N said cause al te Office CT tho 81 TX ot SAL
Cnurt on the ninth day of April NEXT. at oci"ck,
WM NcCLINTOCk, Att tor PitH
GrSf la5t-w4W
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H'NISr RlT.ON NOTICE.
STATE OF IOWA, >

nrBrQrr COUNTY. }
Notice IL e,v TO all interest d in the estate of h1ch
,-d Whether that at sneci of the county court
IA h. holden on the 18Th day ct July next, the final &C
o,nt o the Sub crber Administrative of said estate
,,- n. cxamined and stat nj and surrender there
,,i tbat The "A me nay be d,sribu according - law
Ar which time alp rsons interested may attend and a
mands arsins, said estate Sud out 'sntlhgtt any ar
reuuir 10 be pres nted before that dal ~ hha -el.-s
meut. 81
eGE SUSAN L. WHETHER,
pu,,c,,o yupo ~ 3Iy,-ItJ1 h'min'x
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-23

yv,UI'2E s now in the 81 OF Sic UnGcryirrel ~
| TIC city of Duhnqie, TWO SM tLl. BONES; G, It.
tents not known. r. ceivcd OF tho s;ealcr L.narf ne
marked AS follow ..Judse J. BlR kerr 1' Town, ol
car. Of John Wailel, Ch:siar, Ot,n" Iiiatt .
marked -! I'm ID Sherp, Cur innsi fiio. and ~ &
:. Du Buqua. Java The above Bayes viii b rssisses
and xposed sale tn sofh da, .! May, i-ss I.
my car"rs n,cs< called fr ard rhar.es pail.
Ma, lo la,1-Itf EMERSON Il SHILI.tS.
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II ~ undersigned. III the solicitation OF NAM er :"
citizens. has divided his firm, just outside of fhe cry
limits, int s, from 80 10 i9) fe IN pi by 9oto ioo
feet IN width.
street % feet v'Id runs thr,ngh flc ccn'Fr The
site s healthy, romantic ana high; tie rounding
scenery is sublime, beautiful Wild the soil is rr
warm and loamy.
The site is TERED from tho w. and " w. winds t,v
y beautiful curved bluff The und rises like
phhratr, rectfie> tlm The most pub lc rotd lead
ing To AID rom fhe city.
The object of under gncd j. not :" much matter
of il is accommodate nfmbero quiet
aud orprv persons Who wish to build asse'iagc
nf neat rnra!-ikr cottages. that they may 'seape tie
dust, din. and bustl2 If IL city.
juncadws JOHN kiNG.
Read Ella is.
LII persons iudrhc | 10 ne. either BY Etfn or N'nk
A Hcr"rnf, will plea rail and settle. want money
10 purchase my Fa'l aud II inter goods with, and .AtS7
H7VE IT. dame H. dw,} J. II. THOMAS.
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

N-occ is hereby given that in pursuance ct an ora +
IN of the County Cutit Of dubuque County IN Frba5e
the following seribe2 premises 10 wit: all that G r
n niece parcel of land wing IN the tunty OF Dubuque
aforesaid and distinguished the South Fast quarter "i
the South West quarter of ctinn No Thirty tFtc, IN
Township Ninety North Of Rang. i've, W 4 ui The 5'h
r. containing 40 will be sold al puhIic id" r
cash a. the front door of t court house in the county
Dnhuu!e on Monday the 10th of July ls52 brtW en- the
hours III and ocIk in the afternoon That day Ia pay
M the or diiors of the OF Michael olcushein late
Of said County deceased and all demands against SAID e.
tate no, presented reqar, 10 b. proscii iurth
with before thar day. -
VALENTINE. Gf.EItEL,
4 I'm
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TO THE PCBLfC.

,ur u,d rs,cnca ass,anreo of H. @. Crrrell offers I'll
sale tor ca $h prices, tn entire stock OF s"S'
wares apd merchandise in the stor room tote r
rrcup;ed by said GarreN. Country and CITY Merchants
and others NAV find IL their interest To examine th
stock befur purchasing elsewh re. II c"nsStSo tc va
riry usual, kept in he mercantile 10" 'es 81 nus
teress. hi4.>: IA. 81 80
DubuGua. Feb. II, 1921 A@sshee.
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EeFgstE.

GtTnAyFD or s-1'cn frap1 tic suhscriinr iivi'g q,
- the middle fork Of the Little NHqnokesa, EahHGue
Comfy, in Sept last, sad Colt tEee yehrs Oh tl4
ling lar gor for the az. dark hay with baeh 'naa
aud TAIL )ng ears, small white spot Ia lie fyer t;
any par,,u ~ wing information Of tn te
tie Miners Express Office "a ha literally reward II
: NJ. I'll " 49, 1.A- SNt'CfA'
March L WIN. -
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NOTICE is hnreby given that tn una rsEnrd ha
be appointed administrator Ct thr estate OF Ieorgt
w Prhwn. late Of Dubuque county Il wa. All persons
having claimes against said estate VIII present d e.
tab.I the same re The County Cour' of said CONT,
gired by law, and thoS, .ndt b 70 mu>t max
immediate payment JACOB BkoN y, jr. Scthf
limo lS12.--N4w.
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NAPLES House.

1 all trar Hers that he has taken lis use huns II
at he has cniarg d IL and lrni she'd II throughout III
new furniture. in the hest stte and is I rnnea T.
keen the Hotel and IN best Tribe t. be found u
The west; AMI respectfully soicit- the ptrnnag oito9e
visiting Dubuque Having secured tie v1labe ~cfF zee
of Mr. WM. J,cKsoS Agent, whnSe ability aud rXpe
riencc in the business Is un-rpass Il, and roenFeH f'
best OF help in every department. Withhold. regard To co
his friends be assured that no ense VIII &c spaet
10 mike their stay at tbt Wapes House Agreeable"
PETER WArlES.
NM. JAcKsoy, .fgenf.
r. 81 splendid tRBEE'S SAih)N. idts& VI
expressly for tn, Emlss and Livery Stable Htta'het
Tie same furnished with good horses carra%a- o"-
res &C., aways in attendance -.
| p3r1he General stage oiht' i ''hatf '"e Wy"
| Il
| June 18th, lS5l--is-E
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NOR crossing Wagon and prir Of H"rses, with load
and driver, tr..m the side nf the river. IiH
ats win charged. Each ad.fi,'a pair Of horse ~
oxen, weHty five cents. i.tz
| TH0H..S McCRASEY
Eagle FONT, rewa april 10Th. 1852. w2m
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NEV ADVERTISEMENTS.
ROLAND. MICHAEL hohiii.A"i
ROLAND & ROBiL.LARD,
STOSE CUTTERS.

Corner Of THIRD ard Iotca Sifccts. D"hafHe.
n ESPECTFULLY invite the attention o! Huidefs
10 andt,thers this establishment, where we VIII KEEP
constantly on hand order snort notice ana
on reasonable terms, every thing coming ie@IEmatei!
within our line of business.
For further particulars, please give US cali.
Inn "A
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Dis: AEI) {. &c

TAR LEE, world announce 10 the puh'ic gensra!'yfh'
1 J he will again attend 10 Dis, ~ liz fAe. re
els confid from his study and exRerlcuce. ard
from, Information received from good Oeuhetss at ta
can give satisfaction in all cases arising fcnf aiaiiu,
liberation thick stiff and graduated lids, ns, anra
ross, weakness, sc. &c The method OF tr:Rnept VIII
b. and entirely safe. No crrting, sctF Ing ''.-
ter,g Will he resarted to- The eye and tile E'ars cj,
posing IL, exceedingly delicate and sns,tivr ai4
when diseased, gentle and mild Treatment IS ar u =
hest Mild medicines properly applied VIII generally Lo
sufficient
Dr. u. has ny. s. p Smiths T.rpedo Elec:ra fs'vaiir
Ratterr York ssfui operation
and chronic diseases, such ri UmHtisIl, HeualgI
pepsia. paralysis, Deafness weakness. re. &c.
Electricity is used turattties agent ty The hest
and essu physicians in The eastern crs and
when properly applied with suff r'enf power CdEBGr
llarm any one but always benehtsiff owed up.
| Pleas, cai and have your eNainined.
| Enqura at the NAPLES House or Temperance Ilons"
! y .ceinber l7--wtf
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Fashion! FaslAion!! FaShfon:!!
MILLINERY AND FANCY STORE
DTgssl0 E.

n EISS GREEN. respectfully aunouuc 70 the l-adIs,
lSs that she has returned from -. Louis where she
has been personally selecting splendid assor mcnt Of
Bonn kind ana FASH N, in Silk, Grape, Lace,
Straw. Chip, Gimp, &C.. &c.
-AICO-
Yuuor Ladies Hats or at variety Of Colis"s; Taces:
Canes Muslin Sleeves; Ribbon trimmings tnd Flowers
Of the richest description.
She will have constantly hand during the season,
of novelties and hopes by strict attention 10
business, and her moderate charges, merit lib
era! share of the public patronage;
MISS e. rkcs this opportunity of thanking the Ladies
of Du,uqe and its extensive ncighorhood for PAST IA
0Ng- Mourning and Wedding orders PROMPTLY attended
Ia I,nay dyl:ni Main street. corner OF cnth
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-rc;-Yu hereby notified III Il tier Is now on ~
- IN tine office n the Clerk d The District our u !"f
cC,n;v iowa, y retition Of Alfred ". Daring, Snit'n
isratr Of Isaac Ever deceased. 'ia'hG VI you 80
~ Dollars as mnntl due rroinSEory note ana 'i'
f,rec.rsu~a Ola ,GrtgaFe, ~iren on he Ion""s c''
TOW of Tho south east Quarter Of ScCfsn No. 'f' Cd
,,wrshu No. eighty six NORTH, OF Range o. tf'e'"
of the fish NJ. tanning ferry ~ res, 10 secure w
,,,neur Of saf note and that unless YEN apHraF HEt
sn.ver fcraro on before the Goth da. ot NFfi >
1880 Indictment will he rendered against ytu thereon
J. A. SfsCREST c crh OF said curt.
Annn,n.a March slth ls32 Wv
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GlLENA GizTEE. EXTRA.
5Otsa Ballot.

LATEST AND LAST!
SCOTT Is NOMINATED ON THE sd
BALLOT.
still TDfpr,-GRAHAd OF North Carolina,
is the Wing candidate for Vice President
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&c A, fyhou, il ls,,sy CosaccrEs.

'. Office is hereby given that petiti"n FOR nearer ~
sell the real nf Nihael Wnilenshen. late "i
,na county of Dubuque deceased, VIII he heard before
tho ,'oup Court Of said county at the June term " SAID
court 1852 and that I'LL persons having IL atnda against
bDidestate, must present and f,rnrc me same.
asuu7re Nay II, 1855 .;iw. hiih h!st''''s
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. 8
q TT. Els7Es's' HING. n

rs,HE undersigned having established hIur
4 self permanently in this CIV, is now pre-
pared to do any work in his Inc in the best and
mos durable manner.
.1Es3 Shop on Clay slreetoppostc Judge wills N :
residence ~ WHEELER.
p S Especial attention will be given TO ma
king and repairing Mining tools.
March Twin.
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's'. MASON. ..........
VgAS JUST RECEIVE ED and Gffars for sale the lars-
4 l. est and best selected stock of PAltNi MEpi-
CINES, offered in 'his city, Every article war
raned par, and gcnnGe. The following articles COM
prise part of lis stock: 5000.
AGTTE MEDICINES. !ayne's Ater.tv",
Osrood,s India Cnlagogur. Davd's Pain Killer.
Smiths Tonic Syrup, lrrden's 49,
R,,yaud,s MIXTURE HAYS I.nment for Piles.
Mort n,ore,s American, Headache Remedy;
Tomb Gre at Western Indian Pa
Erarg's Tonic Pills, nacem.
Jnmdcn,s Mel ane'S Pills and Yer
ShRSAPART.hAS. mifmqe,
Bmll's Sarsaparla, FarrelPs ARABIAN Linz
Tovnsead,s ment,
Shaker g tudncrs
ComstocE,s . Eairanic kehleaie'.
Inu,en's FILLS .
CoITGI MEDICINES Smlth's Sugar Coated
iayne's Expeetorant, praEgs v-;a,,s ,ns
Rodgers l.iverwcrf Tar JarneS SahafiNe RUS
and tauchaagua, with number otStNers,
Wistar. Basam Hair Tnnics,
ITamiIton's Cough props Hair Lies,
(sastman'S EliNir Mexican Mustang Linz
German i'tter&. ment,
Matatt's Phpniy Filters Thompson's Ey"Watcr.
and Pills, .
To he had a, the Good Samaritan store on Nam street.
april 22-dNy '. MAS N'
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w. T.. JOgsNsDH.
l3TCTIONand COMMISSION .MERCHiNi
at " - Main street. Dn!uqu" Iowa, viii attend I" M
selling of Real personal prop ry at Pdbiic ahttl'l
Having b en- engaged IN th. Mercantile ami Anstoi
business for the last Nineteen ,c-ES IN bnbrqi@
feels confident tia, any bSinesscttrnSed "a hi, EAR
win he done sati>actoriv, am also agent stNefa
Fire VI lripe and LIE insurance Companies.
DahIa.Ie JFne 18TH. 1852 III W II.
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mr.. TuOMAs p. POWELL,


FE1iBER of the ROYAL Coeg' o. Surg onS OF Eng
xE land has returned 70 dubuque and may be iu'thh
on Nam street above Ninth Nv all iniring his rvc
During Dr. p's. stay New York, H. used every means
to become acquainted with the recent improv mens M
the practice Me cne, particularly IN What Is rnnSi"-
cred Practical application of Homeopathy, I" disease
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