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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-18
AFtNE article Of keg and caa,stsry powder; Sn
kinds, for sale by GELrChE q
ST. N)SePH'S FEMALE ACADEMY.

CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF CHARITY Or
THE BLESSED VIGlN
.7bout eight miles from Dubuque
vp,HE situation Of this academy is beautiful and pe,nl
esoue; the air is pure and healthiui; ca'euia.eu "
improve the constitution and 10 mpart new vis'r 10 ,ie
mind The course Of education comprises, ornorl"'ar
reading, writing, arithmetic, grammar, coms's'irn e.
cution, geography, use OF the globes, Algeria,
history sacred and protane: chronology ythoiogy' o
any, chemistry, astronomy music piano forte, GUITAR
&C.: drawing, plain and ornamental needle work, &c.
The sisters enlhody in their educational course on
that NAV he found useful in modern Improvement and
which may tend refine the taste and to develops .c
natural resources Of the mind They endeavo! ~ ,
bine mnyalitv and literature that each may "aP.
conspire the progress and advancement OF the o.
They study to unite with the ordinary course oil edhsa
ton the refined and the more necessary acc"mp's
msnts Of the mind; heing fully persuaded that mere
scientific education becomes more pedantry unless ~
sompaned with graceful address, win Ina, eSse an"
elegance Of manners which always bespeak high! CUT
tivated m,nd and which found, next I" vir'ae the
most noble endo,smen Of the mind-the most precious
ornament Of the female character.
Young ladies' Of every religious denomination are au
mitted into this academy where esp cia care Is iaken
tLat no influence blasts their religious h'
as otac, !. >oessar for the good government oil every
ns,fution thew ~ he required to observe the ordinary
regulations of external worsi'.i
Those forms and ceremonies so mach priced and prac
ticed in polite society," strictly nculcated yet care IL
taken prevent these accessory ceremonies tr"
Grating into those exravagant compliments which nave
neither meaning in their FORM nor sincerity III Their pre-
tensions. -,
The system Of education pursued in this academy
calculated that painful disgust eehefay eA
perenced by Young minds in the pursuit OF their studies
and render those studies rather recreation to their p
nils than adisagreeable task or tircsome duty.
No excrons are spared by the ssr'' o impar TO tht
minds Of their pupils suc sources information a.
shall prove in after life inv sabe treasure 10 socie
~ an undainable of delight to themselves
and re move them dangerous intercourse which
vacuty OF mind render highly agreeable 20 the unedu
Husrd and Tuition per annum, 800 OF
Extra:
W. sh;ns nor anpum 0(
Nrs;c and us, Of niano per quarter, 10 OF
Guitar mel quarter 10 OF
| Astronomy and Of globes, Philosophy, Chem
istry and Botany, w
Drawing and painting, y,
| French, VI
| Payments must be made in adrance.
Persons residing distance are required TO have
! responsible agent the city of Dubuque
No reduction made in the Of children being with
drawn before the expiration of the quarter, unless
| cases of sickness.
All letters he directed (post pad) to Mother Mar!
| Frances Clarke, ST. Josepls, Dubuque.
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cra Debility Femtl. dibiIity Coughs, Colds, ETC., En-
Iarr.uent of the joints Ulcers, Fever Sores, Liver Com
plaint Nervous i, hility,
4 alpii;uon of the Hart.
DR.. James II. Chiffon has had charge OF the Manuac-
tory for more than year. and ry bottle prepared
since February 1850, has his certificate and signature,
as well as the sgnatur of :. r. Towasend on the steel
plate label on the outside wrapper.
~ Beware of Coant IF its, and buy that only which
has DIR. Chon's certificate un the wrapper.
Principal Office, in NV York, 50 Nassau street,
e &c in London, 355 Strand, next door to the
Ivccum Theatre.
Dubuque, Iowa. w. p. Allen & Co., No. 1901 Main ST.,
IS Sc Il. Mason, No. - Main ST.
June l6, 1851,
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R, G., WA P LES

.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL STORE
UP TOWN,
One Door South of Spaulding's Book Store.
rUAyE Just received a very large stock of Fall and
Winter goods, and am now pfrparN u 10 luli.sn
INV old friends and as many new ones as may i'or me
with call with any and every thing IN my line tha
INV NAV desire. My facilities for getting goods are
such that cap and will sell them as low as the lowest,
In my DR. goods department nase er'i an re.s.
very latest style, and tlattef HyseH ''"' w." P''
nr ss silks and .atins PLAIN plaid and wafered
NJ de lain 5 of all qualities f"pihs
Cohnurg cloths RAN ana priheu Cash.
Exhibition luSfreS thiifoh fiolhs
French m riuos Aipaccas Of all qualities
English do French oil singians
Ann, rican oil ginghams English DO 10 90
Dress trimmings of every description
comets.
Flor nce Rutland, satin and pearl. white ana coored
satin and velvet bonnets Also, beautiful stock @
bonnet ribbons.
very large lot of fine and super fine ingram and
three ply carpetngs, which can sell at manufacturers
prices having bought them extraordinarily low
STAPLE AND DOMESTIC GOODS.
| have go of the finest STOCKS of domestic goods
brought 10 iowa. aud having purchased OF unusual
IL low ra offer inducements to purchasers
CLOTHING.
have also good took Of coriing boots shoes, hats
and caps. Please call and examine them il uw' nj TO
good article.
GROCERIES.
arrc lot Of groceries bought cheap and for sa
in lots to suit purchasers Remember the upner end Oh
wn nov6 dwtf
APRINE article of W. r. Cheese Oysters, HOLSTERS
and SardineS of superior quality just receive and It"
sale by GELPCKE 4 SCHROEDER.
Nov Io-dw1y
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lust rcp5Aoo by steamer DR.. franklin 10 ooo vey,
q table Regalia egars, and for sale by
DESCELLES & MICHEL
July 80, '5l-ly 800
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TIE GOOD SAMARITAN
DPJrG STORE.

TIE GOOD SAMARITAN
DRUG STORE.
No 81 uain street, Dubng"s, IO'ca.
Sv,uE subscriber informs the fri nds and customers
this Ioug established and well tried house. iha' ne
receiving large and full assortment pl all "''
in the line of his business. Among these arc
Fresh Drugs,
Patent Medicines,
Paints and Oils,
Glass and Putty,
and new CHI mical separations
lie keeps constantly hand and for sale III An! qa''
PAINTS g. CnI.OHS,
Mixed and ready for immediate use
iSitt SlttS.
OF every description for painting, whitcwashihs etc.
" NDbW GLASS.
OF every size from 7x9 to 24x3G inches.
PUIAIS A>bGI ASSN AXE,
For Druggists, Ply scians, and Gr"cers.
INSTFt MEATS.
For Surgeons, Accoucliers, and Dentists.
ACID AND MARBLE LIST,
For soda wat, r makers and public houses.
ESSENTl Vi OILS AND CuLORS,
For Conectioners, Bakers, etc.
SUPERIOR GLUE.
Fur Cabinet makers, and Mncrs.
UN E-SI uFFs.
For every purpose aud for every body.
CULDKIDE LIME AND SODA,
For purifying, cleansing, and keeping away cholera.
WORT AXIS.
OF iron. glass, wedgcwood and marble, of all sizes.
WARM HIS.
opal coach japan, black and bright and map, of var
Gus qualities, and for all purposes, etc, ad inf""m.
Country merchants and dealers supplied the most
accommodating terms.
Goods packed and forwarded at the shortest notice and
IL ''' Terms Cash-Prices Low.
Dubuque, May !. 1851. TIMOTHY MASON.
WILLIAM p. ALLEN Il co.
(snreessors of james Blanchard Coz
II No. 1901 Main street, Dubuque, adjoining the
~ NAPLES House, invite the attention of the public to
DRTGs .uEDICNES CHEMICALS, &c.,
and solicit a share of public patronage.
The following are among the recent importation of
FRESH MEDICINES:
Culomel. Opium,
Jalap, Guaiae,
Ipecacunnhn, .4ssafatida,
| Rheubarb, .Myrrh
! Vnierian,
scammony, Cayenne,
/ Gamboge, Senna,
.4loes, Camphor,
| Benzoiu. DRUGS. Borar
Blue Mass; Kino,
Creum of Tartar, Canella,
Castor, Mama,
ESSENCE OF OILS
| .4imond,
timber, Cajeput,
.7nise, Cedar,
Bergamot, Cinnamon,
! Carn,raU. OILS. Ci0res
Cod Lirer, Larender,
| FcnncA, Peppermint,
| Hemlock, Lemon,
| OrangR
| -CHEMlCALS:-
Chiorcform,
4 Quininc, Pepertns.
morphine, Tanner,
Tsdinc, Emetine,
Stryehnine, C"uodeor
Agent for Fitchs Supporters and all the most approve
Patent Medicines.
The slsch win give his special attention to putin
M prescriptions and TO supplying country deal RS
good supply of Liquors for medical purposes only
NAV J. 1851. Y W.P. ALLEN i co.
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LAMPS, GLOBES, CIiI.N.NEYS &. UiCkS
supply of the above articles hand and for sale low
IA by GILLESPIE jan ], 1852
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Drp GOODS & Groceries.
MISSOURI FRUIT STORE.

TINE undersigned having bought the entire stock OF
i VIM. Carmen will buy and sell all kinds Of Gro
produce the old stand in the Lang
worthy Block Main street, doors below the Ameri
III House. Large additions will h made The present
stock embrace every thing in the grocery and pro-
ducc line, such as.
Coffee, Salt Pepper, Sugar,
Starch, Candles, Butter, Cheese,
Eggs, Crackers, Nuts, Candies,
~ Chickens, Turk, vs., Wild Game, Potatoes,
Corn Meal, Flonr;
Together with great variety of other articles neccs
sar, for family us. IS f,.sel,.
Tn public are assur that pains money will be
spared 10 make this establishment such on. as is so
much need in the city at This mr and that cv ryh,ng
in line OF bisn IS will b. kept constantly on hand
and offered at aS low rates any house in the city
For Poor SEE. aEIE
| 1,5-'ash paid for all kinds of country produce.
Goods bought OF me will be drlv nd r. Of charge
| TO any part Of the city. .el ISAAC EVANS,
Jan l4-dWly.
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From the Oregon StRteman.


FIGHT WITH THE ooQUILLE INDIANS.
]. B. Goddard, Purse of the Columbus,
furnished the following intelligence to the San
Francisco Herald Of the 5h instant. He
says:
The Columbia left Astoria on the morning
Of the 9Th ult., ran in to port Orfored on the
morning of the 2Sth, and found all we'll
Brought off Is passengers, among whom were
Mr. Harrison and Mr.. Lawson Of the Coast
Suryev. From the former we learn that the
troops under command Of Col. Casey, have had
an engagement with the Coquilla Indlrns, in
winch several of the latter were killed and the
rest dispersed. 1t will be remembered that
these Indians attacked the party of Mr. T. Vault
and murdered all but two, and the troops were
sent by Gen. Hitchcock tn chastise them. Col.
Casey also destroyed great quantity Of calmen
stored by the Indians for winter consumption,
and all their weirs and nets, besides a number
of canoes, which viii doubtless have tlutary
effect upon them Just before the departure
Of the steamer the Colonel arrived from the
Coquille, bringing with him an Indian prisoner
captured previous 10 the fight.
The natives in the immediate vicinity OF
Port Orfored have become very troublesome
from their frequent thefts Of property, and it is
TO be hoped that the troops will make an example
Of some Of them.
Lieut.. Williams of the Typographical En-
ginsers, 10 engaged, with an escort OF dragons
under Lieut.. Stanton, in surveying road from
Port Oxford to join the main road from Oregon
to the Shasta mines and the prospects Of sue
cess in getting one are very Hattering.
Coal has been found at Port Oxford in con-
siderable quantities.
The U. S. Coast Surveying party, stationed
at Port Oxford are engaged in determining the
latitude and longitude Of the Point, aud have
completed 4 map Of the harbor.
Mrs. Clay, it is stated, was requested by her
husband, before he left home, not to come ever
the noun aims, whatever might be the state OF
his health. She is an old lady, upwards of sew
enty years old, and the head Of domestic es.
Enlistment numbering sixty persons.
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NO. 4l-44-4l.

Corner of Main and 4h streets, Dnbaqac, fora.
rTyE undersigned al their old established stand No.
Al, City Hotel building, take pleasure in announ-
cling to their patrons that their spring stock Is
now complete, and will BE- sold retail and wholesale,
on as favorable any other house in the city
We keep all kinds Of merchandise: Dry Goods, Groce
res Hardware, Liquors, Boots and Shoes, and in
word all that the country needs. We wish and intend
TO do a fair legitimate business-no fale pretencas such
as pretending sell 1t is not obj CT 10 i'm
puen the motives others, will do it, We only
wish to say word to the unsuspccting portion Of con-
munity, and that is be of such gull traps. We
usc the term, for have other term to use and do
them Justice. We shall poke the po,e OUT when
found to do but would recruit stock TO the
amount six eight thousand dollars, and still sell
cost. We think it would be. il were to d" so, in
suit to the most heightened mind
We thankful for past fsvors, and hope by strict
Intention to business, TO merit continuance of the
same. EMEltSON d SHIELDS.
Dubuque, May 7, 1851.
/ m Sacks Turk Island Salt, tor sal. by
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q SaScyillc Plank ssn"d

ALI. PERSONS who have subscribed stock in this
Road, hereby requested 10 ply tn amount due, t.
this tine Further tim cannot he given, a large
is reut,red To pay for the grading dunc
I lie third ,nstaimcnt If % per cent is due and
must be paid during this week.
BY order of the Board.
Dec. l.--tf J.P. FARLEY, Trea
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HLDs SUGAR, just received and for sale low nv
DESCELLES d. MICHEL
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The great peculiarly and excellenee Of
DR.. Christie's Galvanic Curatives,
consists in the fact that they arrest and cure disease
by nutcGrd application in place of the usual mode Of
dragging and physcking the patient TIL exhausted
Nature sinks horelessly under the infection
They strengthen the whole system, rqndlize the e'rcs
afou of The blood promote the secrefions aud nerer dc
the slightest injury under amy circumstances Since
their Introduction in the United States only three
years since more than
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TNHE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens
Clayton county and The public generally that be has
just opened at Gutenberg, one of the largest sIoFE
TIN, COPPER and SHEET-IRON ware manGfactCrm.
in Iowa and is prepared 1T all times furnish anything
usually found i'm such establishments upon the
sonabe terms Store Front street, near the andin
ri ease call and examine my stock. N. kRlEBS.
Gnttcnburg, Nov. s,-w If.
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.

HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
OUCH is used by the Farmer, Miner, Mechanic and
- Huuse-keepcr.
QUEENSW.7RE,
Among the best and most extensivestock in town.
GROCERIES
OF all the various kinds together with various other
goods such as Ladies and Misses Mufs. (some very fine
Cotton Yarn, Carpet Bags Tranks Window Shades and
Paper Curtains, Carpeting India Mating, Carpet binding.
White goods; ShawlS of the Bay State and Empire Mills
and lots of other things too numerous to mention
To my old Erie DIS and Customers return my sincere
thanks their SUI amidst all the temptations to buy
goods cost VIII Il this has of late been the
Of by fair dealin and uniform prices hope TO merit
continuance of thei conference.-the the public IN Gen
cral, | would say, will sell Goods as low as any reg
uar House. Those who doubt it can he easily made To
believe it, on examination. B. J. O'IALIORAN.
p. $. / will take produce of all kinds in payment OF
debts exchange for Goods to the Goth, of October
tocash prices. All these who know they owing IL
would confer great favor by settling up their aecou Is
cannot afford any longer indulgence
Sept. % u. j. O'HALLoRAN.
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Drp-@oo0s.

DESCELLES s. MICHEL.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL pEALERsis
WINES L. LlQU ORS.
@H THE undersigned have cnt red into par,.''
len ship for the sale Of Wines, Liquors, and Nn
4 'c, RES. hey have nov in store win.
Port, Malaga, Madeira, Marsciites Buriean' WV
Wine, Hauts SAINT rue, -; 51.tS anu A''Ae
CHAMPAIGN BRANDY % YEARS VI
Cherry Brandy. aud 9th improved ot"h"''
Aba, nj Suisse, X rcher w ASST,
CORDL4LS assorted,
Snre, Oil and White Wine Vinegar.
Monun.ahela and CINCINNATI hishey,
Imported and Dom sic GIN.
Joinaica and Louisiana Rum,
Foreign and domestic fruit, etc. etc.
Oysters and Sardines,
Sucking and Chewing Tobacco, Snuff, , >,
Starch, Tea, Crackers, Aim nds, l'en,on,, uan,'e
So,n Sc DES EIIES Il MICHEL.
f' Corner Iowa and 4th Sis
July 80, silly.
= Bulls best slI Try WINE; large LOT OF STAR ea,
hbs vinegar: . ierre rice any quantity OF cigars
oO s,ck. salt boy. tea, and many o areies la MS
line lust rec iy, Il and for sale l',w hv ,,,,
DECELLES MICHEL
OCT :h-,iwv ----
RON rs Sardiies-a PRIME artcie---J'ist r. 'eh ed
and for sale hv DECELLES & MlCLEi
e. one barr i Of this celebrat, brand for Sale l.,
Iu, 40 Is5l-ly nECElIES Il MIClitl
* BBI.s Brandy-a cd article just received as, IL
Il )saIe by DEE EI.LES x michel
on SKIS G. A. Shit, a first article. leec,yed rcr
CUconsin and for sale low by DECliLLE * MICHEL.
Sept, llth,
AnSACKS COFFEE, diff nj XII d., just rec itet
4U by DESCELES < MICHEL
October 3--dwy.
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Sligo and Tyrone Iron.

~ TONS assorI,d Bar Iron 435 bundles assorted
w Small Iron 100 bundles Hoop Iron; 90 bundles
Sheet Iron; 50 bundles Nail Rod Iron 100 bars Slab
lron received by late arrivals and for sale very low
by FARLEY & CHRISTIAN
Aug. 13, ls5l-ly.
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SHOT GUNS. RIFLES AND PISTOLS.
Nam street. corner 9th, DabUgne.
II GOk F.. MAJ

"OCLD respectfully inform his friends and the pub
w lie that he keeps constantly hand and for sale
hne and good assortment Of shot guns (singc and double
barres and pistols which he will to be as good
as can he found in the West He has also on hand fine
lot Of rifle barrels which he wilt finish to order and
rant to be equal TO any made,
Thankful for the liberal patronage hitherto bestowed
on him be would respectfully solicit continuance of tho
same.
Repairing of all kinds in his line neatly and promptly
executed. Locks and scales made and repaired Al
work warranted to give satisfaction.
iune % Nv -
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Large wholesale Il retail House
n UCypV clpTPETT

Large WNOscSHke a. retail House..
C. HE NRY GARTRELL
w buque and the surrounding country, that have
in of the most extensive and well selected
stocks of Merchandise that the largest Eastern House
could produce.
/ .4.N.NEX A LIST BELOW.
Comprising portion of mystock, TO which particular
attention is invited. Ladies' Dress Goods every variety
of Plain, Figured and Changeablc Silks and Sans to-
gether with large quantity of Black Silks, India and
Turkey Sans. Several varieties of Summer Dress Goods
also superior French Lace, Caps and Collars; very
lect Of Parasos Ladies' Kid Cloves and silk
Mitts. Also White Countcrpins, very cheap.
4 LARGE STOCk or ST.iPLE AND DO
.HESIIC GOODS.
My stock of fine Groceries, ! fattcr myself that
can sell shade lower than the market price. call
| ask 10 prove the fact.
aug IL CGARTRELL
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60, South street, .Nen York.
65, Grarier street, .Ne,c Orleans.
SO, Watcrloo Road, liverpool.
Established in 1924 and now the oldest Emigl
House in the World
TINE subscriber Is the Northwestern Agent ot the
i well known House. and Is prepare to sell cer;ih-
for by the first class ships of The Swat
low Tail Line of Lver London packets, the Red
Star .sDramac and Saint Georges Lines of Liver
pool Packets, and 'the Ann rican Line" of New Orleans
Packets, sailing from Liverpool every five days. No
other House has Branch in New Orleans for the
comndaton of Emgrants.
Engagements can be made at this office for the delivery
of passengers point the United States, and they
may rely on having every attention paid them by Emf
sSocIees and by the several Branches and Agent
ces of =. W. Il. II Co., AT all the principal towns on the
from th day they embark until they reach Their
final destination. Such the arrangements of the sub
scrihcr and such the chief object of his late visit
New York.
CIRCULARS, with names of Ships, days of sailing,
&C., can be had gratis.
DRAFTS (or nancy remttanccs) on Edwards, San
ford Co.. OF London, for SALE pay able at any Bank
Great Britain or Ireland.
MONEYS and accounts collected commissions and
legal business executed; parcels and goods forwarded
OFFICE on Fourth street, City Hotel buildings,
Dubuque. CHAS.CORkERf, Agent
LAND WARRANTS of all sizes, improved farI.s
and city property for sale at this office.
Nov iS-d3wlw
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GOLD REGIONS.
COUNCIL BLUFFS AGENCY.
~ N We

THIS Ferry, chartered by tho Legislature of iowa
i has been in successful operation for the last two
years. aud given general isfacton TO the heavy emi
grafton To satisfaction California. is the best cross
lug on the Missouri river the State of Iowa. Proofs
not dollars worth of property has been lost by
those crossing here. Ii is the nearest and best roate T.
California. Proef: the first emisrants that arrived al
Sacramento last season, made the trip from Council
Bluffs in SIS days II is the heathest route-ony three
cases Of cholera occurred the north side OF Platte
last season, whilst on the south side some nve Q,
six hundred graves show concusvcly the feari'
ravages of this terrible disease.
For further information printed certificates, pull
lished letters, Clayton's guide and best maps.
Every thing needed by the emigrant can be had
Council !luffs and GAINESVILLE fair terms AT an,
other crossing place on the Missouri river.
WHEELING, CLARK & co.
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APRINE article of W. r. Cheese Oysters, HOLSTERS
and SarlineS of superior quality just receive and fl
sale by GELPCkE SthhoEDEN.
Nov l9-dW1y
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DURUQJLE FERRY,

DUBUQUE FERRY.
THIS old established ferry-te only authorized enc
i opposite the city--is now und the control of the
undersigned. Nopans or money will be spared in max
ing orr ferry worthy of public favor The mail crosses
daily this ferry and persons rely at all times upon
being cross d over comfortably and in safety.
Coed stabling and other accommodations provided
travellers who may wish to stop for the night the
Illinois side of the river.
This ferry is AT the Western terminus Of the Centre
Railroad and every preparation hasbeen made to deserve
the increased patrol age anticipated.
A. GREGOIRE
Dubuque, May 7, 1851. y CHARLES BOGY
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NEW GOODS
FOR TIL E T A LII. L r A D E,
AT O.HALLORAN'S,

DUBUQUE, IOWA.
T HAVE Just opened portion of my Fall Goods, com
i prising large assortment of
DRY GOODS
In all their variees--such Broad-clOhs, Cassmeres
Satincts Kentucky Jeans; Blue Blankets Fannel>-red
blue and white; Drngs-brown and blue Cotton + IAN
neIs-brown and bleaclicd Shcengs and Shirtings-ck
ory srpes Tic king Table and Bed Linen; DENNIS; Lin
seys Alpacas Mernos, Dcaine> Chintzs Gnghais, and
Prints, great variety, at prices TO suit all tastes, and
tyles To suit the fancy.
One Of the largest and best assortmcnts
IN the city,
Those wanting clothing Of any kind from Dress Goa
to Fear-naught Over-coa, would do well to exaniin
my stock.
BOOTS IND SHOES for Men and Boys-A No. ]
article, and at very low prices.
LADIES and Misses Bootcs, Bnskns, and High cut
Polkas, in great variety of ST, lie and quality.
HATS .4.ND caps,
fine assortment The Silk Plush soap" of the season
may be seen at OHALLOKANS.
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GOODS! 90 lDS!!

T AM now IN receipt Of my entire FALL AND WIS.
TIER STOCK OF GOODS. Please call at No. 3, Clio
Building, and inspect my stock
v. GOODRICH
September, 30-dwlv
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-18

LEMON SYRUP AND LEMONS.
q BOXES superior Lemons and concentrated Iero
q Syrup received by DESCELLES & MII!EI.n
Juy 30. Sly.