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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-29
AFFLICTED Kg,AD..i
PHILADELPHIA
MEDICAL HOUSE.

Established IS Years ngo, by Dr. Kinksi,n,t
". corner Of Third and Un,on STREETS, be
f'ceen Spruce and Pine SITS, plpia.
EIGHTEEN years Of extensive and uaintsrT;ptr1
expert successful practilionc~ FAR AID near
in the treatment Of all diseases Of private Per
afflicted with ulcers upon The BODY 'lsaai egs.
pains in the head bnnes nerctrial eGsfsla st!ic
ures gravel, disease arising trpm yaitht GzCes-e5
impurities al the blood whereby tie CONSTITUTE has be-
c,,ine cnfeehl d. are ali eited with success,
He who places l.iself under the Of III X rlsy
reeio lsy cnnfds 10 his honor esntlaInau and con
ddeny rely npun his ski as rl. s.rian
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE. .
Young men who have ,tre theps ~ cS.tar
practice INDUCED ina h. bit fire iucnsiy aTsef s1li.I
companions school The effect vi Stc. a. Eisit4s
felt when asleep, and destroy ~ mind am b4d!
should amply immediately. Weakress anu Constitution
al debility lss Of muscular energy physical assithce
and general pro~tra;,sn irrabilty and a. .sFva''s az
tuiI, iId sti,D singgishness ot-tSS veg s'.d ss
disease in any way connected with Tia DISORDER OF III
pr,crearlvs functions cured, and fun vsaE rstofra
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THE Subscribers receIrine their Spring stock oil
3roceries Provisions, Liquor Glassware, &c, &c,
which, will sell very low, aud would respectfully III
wife your attention to Stork and prices before Wtf
chasing We have in store the following ar
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w. p. ALLEN,
IIAs just received entire new and complete stock
ii of
nruSS. Patent Medicines,
Dycstuf:s, Paints,
Glass. Oils.

and in fact all the various aFcles usually Kept ny Drug
gsts bch he off:rs At
VII les Il or RETAIL,
Upov tn: MOST REASONABLE TERMS.
Country DEAlrE. and others. invited to call al
his Store just above the VARIES House, on Main-sreet
and examine his ext nsive stock,
BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE.
Dubuque April IL. 1882. dwy.
w. T.. ALLEN,
IIAs Received This day per s.h Martha, Hops Of
l. pernr quality.
yTy r. ALLEN, No. l00I Main street, Dubuque. has
w just received supply Of
Sporting and Rifle Powder
Caunister ID and l-2 do
Blasting FFFfFF do
non LIVER OIL CANDY, genuine article direct
u from the original manufactures. celebrated for
Colds Cough Hoaseness, tickling in the Throat and al
affections of the lungs WP ALLEN
nLrrE and slack Ink; Orange Flower Water; genuine
ID Perry 1av.es' Pdip Killer At W ALIEs's
Nus. LINsEEn, TANNERS Lard, Neat Foot,s
~ may l9 Wr ALLEN
noUBLE distilled Bay Runs Jones Nerille's Powder
~ Of lion, free from oxidation; Strychnine pure In
chryssals. w ALLEN
V,oWNsEND's sARSaPARrLLA; pire article
/ Salad Oi genuine .allow Mustard ri
may IL dwy w P ALirI
XxyINDow GLASS and Hollow Ware, a varied
w assortment of excellent, quality WPAlLrs
Mustang Imminent.
.yETISTARS BAISAM, Pure Cod Liver Oil at
w w. p. ALLEN
Buck SHOT.
SnnT No ], 2, 49, ,7,s. Percussion Caps Of al
. kinds at W.. AlLES's
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At M s MAIN STREE,

- 40. ~ w n LIN ~ IN JL 4.
'adore Globe building, bet,ceen 18th and 9Th SIS
DUBUQUE. gsh
Am now opening, and wi be preparei 10 exhibit 1
the citizens of dubuque and surnundina c.eintr,
one of the extensive and best selected stncks
foods ever brought 10 this market consisting of Fanc.
una staple Dry Goods, Boots, Sht es. Fine Cutrry
h5ts, Gaps and Groceries. . he following comprises
part In Fancy Goois there -
b!ach ana plain waier.d Silks,
Rich brocade Silks, eiaId iiks, and Figured Go etc.
- pieces All Wocl Paris Detpine.
q pieces iain watercd and Inquired Delaine. from i
Rich 'thibet ShHwls
Bfocll' French Iong Shawfs.
Embroidered Merino Dresses.
100 Bay State Slawls, sae
Nrr'to OF CvcIv de cTipfion.
Alplccas. bark and figured
STIR arp brnfh Aipacca, ard beautiful article.
Dress ard Cl.ak Trimmings of every vafets ami style
t'"nnet, Nerk, and fafiets Ribbon.
B,auet ipii gs
Butt B1ck drop colored drop and every variety Of
Buttons I, dresses, latest Paris sNlc.
French worked eapeA = Linen Cambria flandke
chiefs, work and plain.
adies' and Misses Gloves kid cloth, Cashmere and
habit. Ladies' long and shore Mitts.
Gentle mems tiltvss OF every kifd.
nSi,t irtts, Habits, etc.
" * silk Lace and Fringe.
every deserpiion-Lincn Bothin Lace; dirto
-, uings.
Ladies risses' and Infants Stockings.
fre"s Clo:hs and Casamcres, Plain and
Fancy.
- kcit.t,
20 nmi al.,, and yellow ianne--Ganze flannel
- bales ProSn ditto.
SIP Hickory strii>
SO :: Blue Jeans.
80 :. Ticking
50 " Iin.ey Pain Plaid striped
$50 Prints.
IS Canton Flannel
i0a pairs Blankets.
Bang up Cod Eeauertine, otc. etc.
Bcots nnd Shoes
IS Cases Boots and shoes--Mens', woma,s Bows, ard
Misses.
HITS and Caps
80 Cases Hats AID Caps.
Grocrrics.
Sugar, Coffee Molasses, Gloves, Nutmegs. Ma,dor
Pepp r, Asrlee, Al uu, inf igu, Gng, I, etc. etc.
Sperm and Ia w Candles.
IS Chests Imperial, Cdnpowder, Young Hyson, ant
Black Tea.
Liquor.
Old cngnac Prandy (vintaee 1897
old bonrb'n and Monongahela Whiskcy.
o'd sadera Wine (rintage 1889.
Vinegar, &c.
Al of which ats offered at Wholesale or Retail at
prirG to suit.
Ah,ittanco Free. Doors open from pas, AN to
~ fM My Certs and myself take great pleasure il,
snopin, Good.
living procured the services Of gentleman who
speRs the German language, | am now prepared
wan on all persons who spc ak that language
return my sincere thanks 10 old friends and Gus
ton'rs who have extended the right hand Of fell w>hip
u Inc SINCE my sci urn in Dubuque and respectfully in
iHa them that have moved my store up above the
Ih'e Euidng, No. 5, where shall be happy TO see
theAn all, aud as many new ones as will calf
j. B. THOMAS,
No. 5 Main Street, aborc
Globe Building.
Dubuque, Sept 3, lS52-Tribune COPY.
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NEW ADVERTISEMEN

lust Received and for sale at the Mammoth Ware
d Honse, small consignment OF Clear Mess Pork, Dry
beef, Wooden Buckets, Painted Tubs, % Sacks Rio
Cffec, 10 Or. casks assarted Liquors 81 bills n o. STU
gar, 10 -2 bills Syrup Neasses 20 bozes Va. gnd Nc
Tobacco casks eleIr side Bacon, lot of fresh Tea
in and IL ID p'kgs.
Sept 18th, 3w. e. NJ. LANGWCRTHf,
leYeA.
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K.s York Mig Stat. Ksmi.s.io.s.

The State Convention, which met At SYRIA
euss. ncminstrd BY scclSmation, Washington
Hsnt foe Governor, without any ballot, and
William A. Kent, Of New Yok, on the second
hailot. for Lieut.. Governor. Thomas Kempslsali,
It Rochrstrr, vas nominated BY scclamrtion for
Cansl Commissioner.
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n. R.ek ,.,..a c.,.sr..,e..

TIE Davenport Banner represents the Scott
gatherins 1t Rock Island as avery meagcr af-
fA,r. The editor says. in men, won'ea and chill
drra, there were not mare than what either
Davcn2ors or Rock Island could have tuf.cd
ont. 1Ais Corresponds with all the Scott gath
esings, from Niagara down. II evidences the
unisersal want Of enthusiasm among the wings
the ,unfrv Oyer
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GENvY u SALE OF REAL ESTATE

AGENCY r u SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
yyNIIE Undersigned trr their services sell ho~so
| Town Lots Earns and aIl kinds 81 Real Estate il
ruhnune fsand disr.ct. They fe warranted from ,lei
facfiitia&-as and Agent- in promnising for moicrt
rounis>on prompt safe of prep ry entrusted " thei
disposal.
w. J. BARNEY &Co
Office on Main 81. near opposite
American House. :.
(iuglsthtO
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-29

tY The Scientific American says, that some
Of the English locomotives run twenty nils an
hour faster than our fastest. 1t ascrbcs the
difference to the superiority Of English railroads
over the American.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-29

CuEar TRAvELIHG-We met a man in Linn
county few days since, who had travelled all
the way from Pennsylvania to that county by
lind SINE 1900 milcs--and all the money he
had expended was $4.4i
That man will do TO bet on
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District Court Dutnaue Count.

il CASE Assa1qsis aH3 @tta-h.aeaf
gu iotc, 10
Fp1rgp FAREWELL, E j Frfit,ou hied
rS5noReE. NHrTaoRr Nav tps,it l,ssa
The sheriff of the county IT ubrare aaVGE Y".';r-Gt
the or ginai notice in this against hs bfes .s.
Not found Notice is herob; green them, 4 sa4z
EDITION is nfe in the ie 81 the t,irtk III ,A oisf.
nonrt vt Duhnqae Conn ASKING jGgn aa.rs; Z "a
the mote rs stated with Eteres; and ccs's. src la.
nlass they appear and lrcrs0uI iors To -
Law at next irfru OF said tOlrf IJc'ohef y. is5
Judgment viii ne nderef 1;,creo.. IS i5&sGGf3f
20 Ebridge Farewell and Hgxr -xu s. buar.
rheod re r Whiterfan pefis $50 Pigs Atrys
5lW4W sssE-.-
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CEDAR RAPIDS
FEMALE SSsnGs il Il <
Miss e. Cal,.cr, s'siaG9psts.

ME Fail term cf thls insitnton will commerce
I on the cnna Nonias in Scp-eub h services
OF an accomplished teacher Of has been secured
and 9th necessary assistance Pnpils wishing al
themselves "f the opportunity of learning music
hive the advantage ut ihe ri mo at the Institution
Young l,di tr,ni d.ti be accomm dated with
boagd IN g,od families, and moieYte terms n the
school. No ptms will I've s,tred in the cultivation OF the
morals and manners OF the pupils.
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PAPER, PAPER.
From the old RrkShire Mills
A. VInlnSDln

n CARSON s co. are now prepared to furnish the
II. Trale with finer better and cheaper quality OF
Letter Papers than has been groneht this Nakct
dealers are respectfully invIt to call and examine.
We have all kinds Of Letter paper, paper, COM
mercal note extra white erer gilt bath, blue
folio post super blu. folio port fine blue laid Hat
cap, wove plain foolscap. white laid r~cd cap&r.
Fer sale at d. Carsons 4 Main ST. doors above
NAPLES House.
Hene f,xAau
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n Barge loaded with goods Tor P Far
ley, sunk just below trwn on Sunday night
We have not learned the amoAnt Of damn q.
sustained by Mr.. F.
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~ HIN Humphrey Marshall, a federal
member If Congress from Kentucky, lately
sax ii Scott lie cannot obtain the vote of
Kentucky any more than he can command the
powers Of Heaven"
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YOUTH AND MA'lrooC.

a rigorous Life or a P,ensarnrs DsatF.
k,skHIIs IN SELF.fRrsER1 s7ioa - CNi.
SE CE>Ts
rh. neok jrs, pn's.c.f Il fai 7..'1- FL ;Hft-r-ss
lion on the firmities and disease, nf fila tiene1si,-
tnpans- 7, addresses it-eit alike 9saa:t. Nafb.4
ard Old Age. ana should lie read b. ~
Tire valuable aivce ard inpr 's'yh waning = f-sss
wll prevent years VI misery and tsfin, Il:
- remittance uf - cents, saciss@d in iefftrgfJ
tr,ssed 70 Iir. kiSKTLIS. ~ w VI Thigi s.r.
t-nrn streets, hetw Sprue ard Pine. rE1ste!rta
uin o,,sIra book unde. rhve'eps. per u mat
y r-ons al t lance nay address bz X. ~ i..r.Y
IN 50 p-id } and be curcd at ha,ae.
P,cAaaes Of Medripes, Directions E.c ,rV~~-, i.
ending enlittaues,sn put ul sscu-s from aIds D.
curiosity n.
booksellers Nov Agents, T.a'aTs, Fsnv as.ers .ra
all others upped with The ab,ve aoiA vsIY 9- ra-
juy % lu62 WY
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-29
J. Nicholas Taubald's
soap &. CINDLE FACTOR Y.

YHyHE Undersigned is abont to embark in the New
h Enterprise Of sterling IA Soap and ande Iac
tory in the city OF Dubuque and expects 70 lie ready fol-
operation about the 2ath inst and hopes thai he VIII
with the encouragement of the citizens generally
especially il is his intention furnish the articles oil
SOAR or Candles to his patrons 81 Louis prices He
viii exchange Soap and Candles for good clcan ashes
and grease ot al kinds, such as thrown away as
vahielcSs in all kitchens.
Aug. Sd, 1892. DIV liza J. NICHOLAS TACBiLD.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-29

T SIIOULn DE UNIVERSALLY KNOVN-fori II
is strictly rue--tbat indigestion is the parent Of
large proportion Of the fatal diseases Dysntery, diar
rE9a, cholera morbus, liver coInplat and many other
diseases enumerated in the inspec tors weekly cata
logne of deaths, are generated ly indigestion alone
Think of thar d,speptics think off, all who suf from
dsori, red stomac,s, and if you willing TO be guided
by advre founded upon experience resort {dont
DELAY day. to Hoofiands German Bters. prepared by
Dr. &. VI. Jackson which, an Alternative, curative.
invigorant, stands alone md nnapproached. General
depot 100 Arch street. We have tried these Bers, and
know that they are excellent the diseases specified
above -lohiad,l phid City lem. no4t2;n
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-29

* BBLS. Hydraulic Cement i'll store aud for sal
I ~ by Aug. 10 dwy.l FARLEY &CHRiS fMAN
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S0MEXIGAS LAND WARRANTS guaranteed in
w all respects, for sale Tor cash. time ibsra
rus, nv Aug ps-twtdr COOK SARGENt " 30
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THO all whom it may concern, notice is hereby given
L that the partnership heretofore existing between
Wm TAYLOR Cyrus Berkill and Jam.sS. Morelant, in
the 'sRnpe and Irvine Mtnutactary, Dubuque Iowa"
has this day hecn dissolved by mutual consent. he
buSin SIS of the lat, firm has ben assumed by Nm
Taylor, aud Cyrus rcrtill who will continue MT the
old stand above II, cb . Brewery.
Sent Q. lS5G-w6.
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The Dsmoeratfc jabaiee On Saturday
Evening.


EteMinE.
The meeting at Democratic Hall on Satur-
day evening was one Of the largest gatherings
whieh We have had since we commenced the
present sene. Of meetings. The large Hall
wss crowded 10 its utmost capacity, and the en-
trance and stairway leading to the Han, con-
taihed m,ay anxious spectators, who were un-
able IN gain access 10 the room. We wish we
had room ten times the size, Ne believe it
could be filed with all case.
The speeches from Messrs Emerson, Wllsnn
and G,ldea, were animating and Instructive -
The speakers were imbued with the right spirit
and made il tell on the audience. The good
results which dow from these meetings, are
beginning already to be fel, and will be doubly
.apparent before the election.
Only give rs good meetings. and none need
fear bat what democrats will give good Gc-
count of themselves in November
- The Gaiena Advertiser is publishing a
speech Of the Hon. Truman Smith
When this gentleman relieves himself from
the odiuni which sttaches 10 him getter up
Of tina, famoss and fraudulent Circular, then
may he expect that his speeches should be read
and treasured up.
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INDIANA.

tgives US PLEASURE, (says the Washington
Union,) to lay before orr renders the following
extract of letter Of one Of the most prominent
citizens and most sagacious politicians Of the
northw
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Trustees Sale.

VXyHEREAS JOHN KIMBREI. & Elizabeth Kim
w brel have sold by Deed of Trust 10 II nry Bnade
the or. of south or of section 81, T. So
north of Range east Of the 9TH principal IN rdian
secure said Roade the payment OF Il promsSorl
note of dated Sept 18th 1852, and payable
year aft date with e5 per interest," and whereas
fault in the payment of said note has been made,
will sell, saturday the l6ho of October 1889
oclock NJ. at the front dnor Of the Court House
said county the highest er for cash at auction III
above described land, as am authnriz to do nv laid
De Of Trust HENRY BOADE.
Sept %, '52-dltw Wow
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IMPROVED FARM FOR SALE.

THE FARM owned by Charles Sloan, on the road
to Cascade about 10 miles from Dubuque, consist
ing of ee) acres Of land 40 Of which is timber.
There about Is acres under cultivation with
cabin.
1t is of the best farms in the county of Dubuque
and will he sold very low for cash.
Apply to the subscribers, ain Street opposite the
Bank, Dubuque Iowa, CLARK & BlsSELL.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-29

UP. NAPLES g. Smith IN addition to their
large establishment at the foot Of Main, have
opened up new Store a. the corner Of Main
and Sixth
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W. A. DltKERMAN.
G. a. SA NFoRD.

ANLouR-Hest City Frants warranted 10 give eatirc
Il satisfaction, Constantly kept for sale l'y "
GLEPGkE & Si,IIRO EDER.
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PARTNERSHIP DISSOLUTION.

Sold in Dubuque, wholesale and retail ny T. MASON
in Prairie du Chen, by .. r. Master, and by the drug
yists eyerywhere. Aug, 5dw'ml
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UrC. Mason, }. 2. Farley u ca, and J.
Simplot, invite al in the Stove, Tin or Hard
ware line, to call and suit themselves.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-29

Az OuscE OF FACT is worth pound OF theory: and
the of conclus facts cluster round
comparable preparation, Iioofand's German Bters,
prepared by Cr @ VI Jackson, Philadelphia estab- hin :
its value tonic and restorative, such as would
prevent ncr duiiry itself from one tionng it, erary,
In all cases of disease ( stomach, whether
chronic il may be need for its soothing cordial
and renvst ng nhuenc" d, spcpsia, HEARTBURN. loss
of app tite tren relaxation debility
&C., relieved by the Bit in very short space Of
time; and in tn fails work
a thorough cure. Sep. I3-dw2m
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RmhliC NNficS.

D7OPOSALS in writing will be received nv TIE
4 dersigncd in behalf Of th City Council until Mon
day the 9th lust fnr grading and improving second,
fourth and sixth ,rects from Ma I.wa, follows:
Street to be filled M gra c, indicated by the City
Engncer-suhstartia curb stones to be set the line
OF the sid: walks at least ten inches bigh-cenre oi
streets to raised in oval FORM commencing feet
from turb 10 ut least height Sewers acng cur
ling to he paved the width Of six feet, eight inches
deep, .dded and To make unfur surface with sire I.
Work to be done this seasor-Pay ment sli fol-
luws-seveny. five per mt. estimates work pro
eresscs-,nd balance when ompleied and accepted.
Sept. ~, '5-dtd w. II NAPLES.
/ MES JRr Com,te
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NEW STORE

NEW STORE.
Quick Sales 4. small Pfons,
S TIA K c l. 9TH NG TORE.
No 70 Marin 81 Drckcrs old Stand, Johnsons
Bicst, Dub0qur, lana
HitDi.EBtCIi s. Co. have jnsf opened at the above
i stand and weekly receiving large and general
assorted stock OF Fall and Winter made Clothing and
tentemen's furnished Goods, consisting of Coat Pants
and Vests of all shades, make and prices. Linn Bosom
shirts, Cotton and Flannel undershirts, Drawers, Graz
vtrs Cdar-, Pocket hkfs Gloves, Socks Suspenders.
etc.
Boys Clothing ofl' kinds.
general stock of cloths caSinercs and vesng made
u oratrr sold BY the yd., and boys hats and
o all nrIeties indian rubber aud oil coih coats, pan,
c. trunks, carpet bags umbrellas etc etc.
The aurc stock viii be sold at Wholesale retail low
or tina any IT the had before offered in Dubuque.
'ur gods made up 1T the lces ,tl and expressly
'or tsfl mate ing heavier than sale clothing laS
hrouslhre It pur has rs bet re buy ing elsewhere
call and examine stock, the prices cannot fail
please H. teruintd tou offer inducements tl
pub selling goods at prizes at the Star Clothing
Stcrc.A AU1I
Se,ts dawem Attending Farmer
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-29

ErJ. B. Thomas, thoayh not in rcceip, of
his full stock, is prepared to fill orders to any
amount desired
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Democrats to the Rescue

Remember the meeting Of the Democratic
Association to night Come one come all
Tae Old Vsteran Cass n Chicago to day, may
be expected at Dubuque next Week, in com
p,ny with Judge Douglas and Gen. Shields
Measures must be taken for th,ir proper recep
tioa. Come on. every one OF You. There is to
be grand CO. scalpins on hand.! Go it boys!
Huzzah for Pierce 4 King.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-29

yD. Decker is full and invites the ladies'
and gentlemen to come on and give him a call
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-29

II We have been requested to safe that }.
c. Weatherby's stock of Goods has just arrived,
and ready for sale
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-29

uFranklin Goodrich has received almost
his entire stock, the largest he has ever brought
to this market
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-29

B. J. O'Halloran is in market with any
amount to suit purchasers Of the chnces goods
in his line
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-29

Dubuque County. To Patrick REILLY
VOC are hereby notified that ffere Is now file IN
the Office ofthe Clerk OF The District Court in ru
huque county, petition Of II w Sanfor & Robert Wall.
er, claiming you eighty four dollars money duo
pro .soy note ana that unless 5ou sPpszr and
thereto or before the l2h day of October. 1889,
Judgment will he rendered ag ainst YOU thereon
II SANFORD e. ROBE. WALLER,
5l.w4t By BES SAnvS.s, their Any.
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Mount Pheasant, or Sulliyan'S
s klEiii0il L., In lAll IL IIn

:, = . UtVUt DHHUtHy
Dubuque, Sept 3, 1857 rbune copv
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For Sale

THE pleasant Cottage D yelling Vouse ana
EM11 4 Lot situate on the side Of CLAW STR,
wi. 'o,th Of and near the Of r ir,een,b ana
we'll k7wn As the residence Of Capt. C. o. Karrick.
The Ho'sa containing six rooms, besides kitchen and
ence in every part. The yard is ornamcntcd win
flowers and slruhhcry in great variety nd the garden
containing fruit fsas af Various SORTS Their are two
ciserns or the lo the walks and cellars are navel and
the situation for Pelsantnss is surpassed BY any
in the city.
For TERMS muir. Of o. c. Hewitt ar tie City U,e,
or at this Office Dubuque, July 1851 1T
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-29
sheriff sale.

George w Rurton) BY viftue & sa errrut,o- = r
Sdrocted tssisf BY tlaa ciess a 'Es
Mayru, Malcolm. dIstrc. In ard ~ ,ls county
Vt Dubuque and state Of Iova, sgsnst dese s,isat.
will IN the 9Th Gay OF Octe5er A u. Is52 hesrrer
he hurs OF nine O'Clock A. M. iJ,Is eels&k z = 81
mat day expose to public sale all the right .s irsirs
ailn and property OF Marcus Maeosa il.ap N.a.a'
o No. 2i7 according to Ard -rscaa Nap anf.
Dubuque County lows, tot cash, &c sst.s SAL y1i
IS am therein commanded,
W G STEW agT, sela
srtl3 3tw w
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-29
SALE OF GOODS.

------SAIE OF GL'ODN.
There will he sold on tho ~, day of Sept next 70 rs,
rha, unless previously pd III fellow ing articles no"
in The W arebo,,se OF ii iangworhy i'll the City OF Du
bug viz:
i Backsrnitl,'s B lows marked rhn Purfop. ~
Trunk at Books ant stationary marked '"fh Me''oh
aid. -,
In... carpenters Tools, j. Eeesley
Roll Wall paper m mark and
IS l,oss Missouri cigars markfd VIM McGraw.
Is. NJ. LANGWoRTHT.
Aup 9; DIV Dubuque Iowa.