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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-10

ss1ss s4sssS;I 81 81 i p,snt sia..l ratnsrss,
Lf1SE OF HENRY CLAYI!
Fts1 4sEs AND PunLIc SERVICES or HENRY
CLAY, q NQe~E131ate Rsxpr, ~ Statesman,
aSs6 Ik AN lssiSS S1sins ths past year, ~
Eeeu1o1 aha HDgade GHse1yss .fssssa E.s* s. ~ Il
q u: assk Nas snspa.sa " sifa eAgsns
9ccnsaDnae % daassaed fss8s.a ". Greedy has
~ 61u10doT pes1iaing pOehe lntaoe yesrs %
01s0nyao 6sana eaiead tle whoie WaxlL a,Sxe think
this assnra sssf tn nany and ardent tFieads
OF The s.sst Commoeos OF eur eosnny, works.
well and tasfhAalay done.
IL 1lse auhraees Of his last Speeches. The fu
senfties and EuIogies AFTER his DEATH Illustra
~ Wioh eReeearsee esrs Pustsait Of the GREAT A.
AN0l0AN01AE46MAN,f Tor whom ID fsit worf.-
pfe Of the Book within the reach Of every one and
Agents. Canyasssfs, &e will give the most liberal dis
count lsDa the ANNEXED retail price-$l IS.
&FGood active Agents wanted, to sell the above
On rseeipt af 81 IS, We win forward copy of the
mani 1922 peitfW any place in The United states
aAenAn etli dnd peasaus and profitable employm
IA circulating This desirable memento OF the lanented
esnu,s Ss.Ai ..a.wn,,,.
looks, for which Agents, will be forwarded on
aR2ue1iion to US. tost paid. sssSi sem8a aWet.
For further particulars, apply to
as $40 Pahaishers Of Popular Books, chicago. H.
lmntSy papers in ths above named States inserting
The above two establishments, with this notice iree
paymsas cpy ofris NE Of llsnry clay by return
nail. pnseage paid. - sTssss se s-y1asi 8HgEa
szs Oct -, 1859. 3w sa sHl at I'll as5a a |
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Sligo Iron & Hardware.
FARLEY Il CHRISTIAN,


FARLEY T. CHRISTIAN,
r their old stand, would inform
II their customers and others. that
they in receipt OF a very
!
H L8RGE AsSORTNE.NT
nNn Or HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE,
2gy%SE CUTLERY, &c. &c.
~ (which was purchased by a member
4 M IN OF firm in New York City, ex-
Nm prcssly for this market
EA Also, we have on hand and expect
a. tokcep a much more nsive assert
mens of IRON ls,,; STEEL e STOVES IY w. any
than before offered III this market Those wishing
wholesale or Retail,
are nvit.d cal As to our prices, we leave the pur
chaser determine whether they high or low. One
thing safely say, We have the goods. They were
bought on the best aud in the Market and
are anxious to sell them,
o. Sign Of the sL,eo Iaox & HAnpw.RE, No. II,
BANK ROW, MAIN STREET.
Dubuque, Aug. 26, '52. daw-y
Scales.
platform, Counter, Tar,pian, Tea and Pastry
Scales very large sssormert on hand nd and for
DELLOWs, AntiIs, Vices, S!edges, Hammers and
u Tongs, aIarge assortment in storeand for sale
FARLEY & CHRISTIAN
A LARGE quantity Of galvanized chain and pump
n fixtures In store and for sale by -
CHEET Iron and Tin plate.-lOo bundles sheet iron,
y and 50 boxes tin plate in store and for sale by
FARLEY aud CHRIS7.M7.f:
TO CARPENTERS & BUILDERS.
OUR stock Planes Of all kinds. hatchets, hammers,
~ drawing Knives etc, etc, is large and complete,
Also our stock Of House furnishing Hardware is complete
and extensive and be sold at prices that cannot fail
to suit purchasers, at the old stand, by
FARLEY aud CHRlSYJi.aN.
n Casks of Log and Trace chains just received per
| IL Excelsior, and for sale by F.&C,
n Boxes Simonds', Collins and Davis axes, just
CU received and for sale bv
6UU AD' - ''"''' FARLEY& CHRISTIAN.
n DOZ. shovels and SPADES variety of brands, in
CU store and for sale by +. and e.
TyJN PLATE, eic.,-A large lot Of Tin Plate Shet
i Brass and Copper, Sheet link, Lead Pipe, ETC. In
store and for sale by FARLEY and CIlRISTMAN.
Aug. ~ dwy.
CTEEl-A large lot of cast steel. E. B. Steel, A. b.
y Steel Spring and slab do, in store and for sale bv
Aug 10 dwy FARLEY and CHRlSTMAN
A GOOD assortment of iron Ayles, Buggy Springs,
n Smiths Bellows, Mouse, Hale and American An
vs Crowbars, Sledges, Hammers, &c in store and for
sale by FARLEY ana CHklSIMAN
1OnO Cook, Parlor and Heating stoves on
IL OUU hand and for sale. Also large lot OF
gNY Tin ware at reduced prices.
sligo and Tyrone Iron.
q n TONS assorted Bar iron; 1875 bundles assorted
OU Small Iron; 40 bundles hoop Iron; 80 bundles
Sheet Iron; so bundles Nail Rod Irop; 1C0 bars Slab
Iron received by late arrivals and tor sale.
FARLEY and CHRI:TMAN
Aug. 81, '52daw-y
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Spring Arrival of seas0nable
EnnnS

Spring Arrival of SeasOnable
GOODS,
FROM NEW YORK AND ST. LOUIS.
receiving my Spring STocK Goops adapted TO the
season. In the way Of SILK, FANCY DREss Goops
have full and well selected assortment and am
fdent that my Goods will please. Painted Berages Be-
rage de Laines Painted Lawns, Muslin de LANES, with
and trimmings, Bnnnets Of almost every dcscrp
ton, with Ribbons and Artifcials Gloves and all kinds
of Hosiery, Laces, Mus,s, Edsings AMI Insrr'ngs,
Ginghams, PrIuts, &C., &c. My stotk of staple
Goods, is also complete and my prices will suit you.
Of HARDWARE | have
small stock, and QUEENsWARE a good supply, en-
hracng about every article USUALLY called for Also
of Boots, Bregans and Ladies' Caters Foot
ees, Walking Shoes and 81 ppers. Always the b, st
tCle of Groceries # every description. You will find
ready show you and sell my Goods at all times Cal
and examine for yourselves.
J. e. WEATHERBY,
Main Street one door above the Miners Bank.
Dubuque, April H--dwIy
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Mineral Paint.


DIRE and Water Proof Mineral Paint. The under
Simns, Mineral Faint. large supply ut all co"rs.
Just received and ol sale low at the i,rng Dtore OF
A. GlLLESPlE.
Nav 18th No. Globe Building.
The suhoned cert,1eates from NJ Miller, Of the ST.
Charles, and Me-srs Thompson, Mercer aud Hamilton,
practical painters, all Of this city, show that the new
article has great merits.
We hone " generally used, as an ont:de paint
at least. Fee adtertisn,ont.
This certify that the walls and window frames n
tho 81. CHARLES Hefc have cen painted with Mr. Stun
Fire Pronf Mne raj Paint, months SINCE and
iic!e for thar purpose. b. 4. MILLER.
t,rTssuRcH, July 81, 1889.
PirrsrtHcH. July ., 1851.
T!s is criify THAT have tired the mineral paint
d.cuy cred and ElAn,ifac hy Mr. sims ard that
consider II superior, far judgment goes. to
other mineral pai:t in tho mari ef, and thar his colors
ground in oil, will be found % he very superior
article. JAMES TAOMPSON.
JAMES MERCER,
Mn. SNs.-Decr Sir: Ihave used the sample of min
era paint you lett witt, and consider your plan Of
grinding II in oil decided Improvement am still Of
npuio that il will. in great measure, take tie place
lead; nasnHch al its natural qualities not destroyed
by chemical process like That Of adj and for two
SONS, Wis Durability and cheapnrss, it will not be long
hefre discerning community will more fully appreci
its qualities. For than twenty years have
heen engaged in the painting business and with me the
theory has been reduced to practice. II be used to
advantage in the following Misunderstanding, enc
decks OF ats, and Chmneys, and In nnumerabe nstan
ii will be found invaluable. il my judgment Is worth
anything. say use Il every where. where dark color
will answer. Yours respectfully,
JAMES K. HAMILTON,
Pittsburgh, July 5, 1851. Third street.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-10

A deduction will be made to pupils pursuing the
namental IN connection with the more solid branches
Pupils entering during tn wi be charged proper
tonately; but deduction will be made for absence.
except IN cases of sickness.
sent ID. ,52-dWGm.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-10
Livery Stable.

Livery Stable.
On 4h bctuecn Main and Locust CITY Hotel
LYMAN & SHOMO,
HAVING had their stable horses &c. by
II have how built new sable, and purchased fresh
etc, TO which they invite public examinat and trial.
pledge ourselves to keep good horses, carriages
etc., be found aayohere in the Northwest. Au
ask is trial.
l.r Highest prices paid for oats hay
April 30, 1851. II
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CEDAR RAPIDS
FEMALE SEMINA AIRY,
Miss II. Calder, Principal.

sIyHE Fall term of this institution will commence
on the second Monday in September. The services
OF an accomplished teacher of music has been secured
and other necessary assistance Pupils wishing to all
themselves of the opportunity of learning music
have the advantage of the Piano the Institution
Young Sdies from distance be accommodated with
board good families, and moderate the
SCHOOL No pains will be spared in the cultivation Of the
morals and manners of the pupils.
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REMOVAL.

TOHN n. JENNINGS, Attorney at Law and agent for
u the United States Life Insurance Annuity and Trust
Company, s. E. Corner Of Third Chestnut street. Phila
Once in the Express Building, Main trect, Dubuq
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-10
Fresh Groceries.

Fresh Groceries.
TIME undersigned having returned from the South
with new stock OF Groceries, Is now prepared to
cell At wholesale retail, at small advance from cost
and transportation Now is your time to purchase year
winter supplies Hall at Vests, tie Levee, or No
ST. Main street, and examine the quality and price the
goods. G. Il. WEST
srREMIAH BoLAnD.I michael RoBILLAaD.
ROLAND & ROBILLARD,
STONE. CUTTERS,
Corner Of Thlrd and Iopa Streets, Dubuque,
~ EsPECTFULLY invite the attention Of Builders
N and others to this establishment, where will keep
reasonable terms, every thing coming legitimaely
within our line Of business.
For further particulars, please give us a call.
+ June z2-dwy.
To EMIGRANTS AND OTHERS
Two thousand eight hundred and twenty acres Of UNI
proved and land for SALE in lots to suit pr
chaeers consisting of prairie and umber stuat ted in
Township Ninety North Of Ranges Seven and Eight
West Of tho 5th P. N. Fayette County, Iowa. Terms
mcn-Appy to the subscriber the promises or to Clark
Octls wsm WILLIAM STEPHENSON.
tho sworn Of conclusive facts that cluster round that in
comparable preparation, H0ofand's German Bters,
prepared by DR. NJ Jackson, Philadelphia, establishing {
its value as tonic and restorative such wonld
In all cases of disease If stomach whether acute
c ronc may be recommended for its soothing cordial
and renovxting influence. Dyspepsia, heartburn, loss
appetite, nauses nervous trenors reiaxatlon debility
&c are relieved by the Btters in short space az
.n,e: and perseverance in their fails work
a thorough cure. [Sep. l3-dw2m
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-10

HAVING bought cut my former partner Mr.. SCHU
MACHER. would inform my friends and customers,
and the public generally, that will carry the Gro
Gerry Business. the old Stand Main Street. opposite
the new Cathedral, on my own account, and, being
thank full for the patronage heretofore extended to The
firm, very respectfully solicit continuance Of The
will always keep on hand general assort
ment OF Groceries, Wines and Liquors. and will sell
cheap any House in the CITY.
Sent 9.6nd MATHEW TSCHlREI
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-10

This Is an association established for the mutual
sstanse of each other of sickness accident
By the payment of the following annual deposits, you
will become life member, and will be entitled to
weekly bene during life il you should be disabled by
sickness or accident from att nding 10 your ordinary
business or occupation Females Insured against sirk
ness common TO both
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-10
: srRAYED. or srOLEN.

old horse colt jeu black exesps Small sarrg IN the
face-hs mane was sheared Of also when he left. Any
person delvens said eo1toR that will lead
to the recovery Of said colt will be hcray rewarded by
IL subscriber. asas 55fssA MICHAEL OR GDER. a
as8 dim eOct. 10th l650. -
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-10
Watches, Jewelry 4 silver Ware.
D. CARSON & Co.,

(MGsn st., Near the Waples House, Dubxgxe,)
give NOTICE to the citizens Of the city and country
~ generally, that we have established Ourselves here
for the purpose Of carrying the Jewe Business in all
its branches By our arrangements with the Eastern
manufactures Of getting Goods from first hands,
prepared to make the interest Of all who may wish
any of the kind Of Goods Wares herein mentioned
To Make their Purchases OF uas.
Silver Ware the pride Of business and We de-
termined to keep tho reputation Of selling all silver
equal dollars, and warranted standard We
have now hand
Gold Watches by Cooper. Howard, Yates, Tobas John.
son, Busby, and Others
Gsld Patent Lever Watches, full iewelled.
Gold Patent Lever Watches, Or Ladies.
Gold and Silver Watches OF al kinds.
Gold J0ckets with double Glasses.
Plated do like Watches, open both Sides
Silver spoons Knives, Forks Ladies' sugar siters nap
Silver plated Spoons, Forks, Knives Castors Cake B.s
kes Fruit stands Salt stands, Candle sucks All Of tho
very best
We have large variety Of Miscellaneous Goods among
which are Gold Chains Seal Keys Ear and Finger Rings
Gold Thmbles silver do, silver and other Card cases.
r0rtmonies, Cuff Pins, Gold Pens, Pencils, Diamond
Rings, Music Boxes, Tooth Brushes, Steel and Gil
SPECTACLES,
Of kinds and Classes rsfet to suit every defect
OF sight.
Iars. variety Of CLOCKS constantly receiving, and
soil! wholesale nd retail.
NJ Watches carefu;.s repaired and warranted; also
ali Kinds of Job Work done neatness and dispatch
Terms moderate. W. pay cash for old siivex AND eau
furnia u june 2S-oW1v
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-10
NIelOdcOnS: MelOdeOnS!
r.. SPAULDING,

YAa just received and offers at ansactuys-s prices
II an assortment of PRINcEs' suPElB MELoDEoNs,
(Caharts patent,) in rich rosewood caseg.
4oct.ves, plain finish. $50
Is
/" IS
S I" piano I" 8. 100
In richness and perfection Of tone,
surnass every other except the organ They ofsd
cent power for churches, and happily adapted to the
music of the sanctuary and the social circle. Every
child should be taught music, and consequently every
family should possess instrument II able, both an
article of utility sud Call and see them At
Docx,TcRE, few doors above the Post
ONCE, Dubuque, May Z, le5l-~sf
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-10

American Variety Goods.
Consisting ofneary every article in lne for sale BY
CELPCKE SCHROEDER
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-10

EAssaL LOTS FOR SALE.
TWELVE fine House Lots for sale together
or separately, in what is known as Wickes' ad-
dition to Dubuque. Terms easy. For further
information apply TO G. +. WlCKES.
Sept 29,h, 2-daw 6m. ren
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-10
NOTICE,

NOTICE.
rTNHE partnership heretofore existing between MA
l. THEW TSCHIRGI and FRANCIS SCHUMA,
CHER, under the name of TSCHIRCI Il ECHUHMA-
CHER has tins day been Dissolved, BY mutual consent,
all those indebted to said firm requested to make
immediate payment to MATHEW TsCIIRGI and all
those having demands against said firm. present them
to him, he alone is authorized to settle the
TSCHIRGI & SCHUHMACHER.
Sem T. l8r0
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-10

For Sale at n great Sacrifice.
TTNiiE s. quarter Of section %, and the Fast hall
at the south east quarr, Of section % in Township
81 northo range east OF the 9Th principle Ma rda,
Iowa containing 240 acree--more or less.
This land is about half timber, lays ell, is VOL wa
e,ed is choice wheat land is convenient Schoo,s and
Mills is partly improved and is known the land owned
BY George w. Lundbeck.
Any person desiring purchase good farm would d.
DcrFor particulars enquire u GEO. w. BUXTON.
March a. lRs3--6wsS
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-10
Removal.

r B.. THOMAS, has removed his Store to No 5
81 above the Globe Building between 5th and 9Th
streets, one door South OF r. C. apie's Store.
will he glad to see my old friends and as many new
ones may favor me with call 81
ss4a ~ naa GROCERIES. Ns
large lot just received, and for sale cheap at the
New Store off B Thomas.
ss July 2lth ie5a sasa sqssR Jy. 2Gth dwy.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-10

RADWAY & CO., Practical Chemists,
r@r l62 Fulton street, N. Y.
TIMOTHY MASON, Dubuque.
Only Agent for Railway T. Co. in Dubuque.
July 1851 No. 4G-1y.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-10

rOFfEE--A fresh lot ii Javt, Rio and Laeuajr
~ Coffee also Carol, Rice, peaed Barley yermic ELI
MaccaronI, etc. etc. For sale by
GELPCKE & SCHROEDER.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-10
1852. PATRONlZE 1852.
The Star Oh thing Store,
- III o. - So .s,sl

Nam Street, Opposite the Bank.
A8#F 81 4E+g6 E q 71t-.Stas9GR
TTvEE above attractive and popular Establishment
i having received per recent arrivals, full assert
mcnt Of ~ SO
aif'2 MEMS BOYS and YOUTH SIT
Fall &. Winter Clothing, g. Furnishing Goods,
Would respectfully call attention of the citizens oil
Dubuque and adjacent country to the same.
The Farmer. Mechanics and the Miner will find it to
as their interestto give call.
Uniformly low prices Asked.
And every art cle c. ming from this Establishment
. GUARANTEED as REPRESENTED
Our business operations being Exclusively for Cash
are confident of heing able SELL LOWER than those
who are victims to tie RorrEN CREDIT system.
~. No tr0uJie to sa0,c or 10 sell goods al
No.. 70, SIR Clothing Store. 80 :
C. A AULL
e. Oct1 davom Attending Partner
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-10
For sale at a great s:.cri7ce.

YXyINDOW GLASS and Hollow Ware, varied
w assortment of excellent quality WPALrN
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-10

A T their old stand, would inform
II their customers and others. that
they are in receipt of very
LARGE ASSORTMENT
Or HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE,
!, CUTLERY, &c. &c.
which was purchased by a member
OF our firm in New York City, ex-
prcssly for this market.
Also, we have on hand and expect
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-11-24
THE NEW TRoUsERS---CHINE E
PATIENCE.

Dumas in his Pictures of Travel IN the
South of France relates an amusing eN-
ample ofthe patience and minuteness of
Chinese workmen. He visited the muse
um of NJ Grasset, at La Charlie.
'We went, he says, through four or five
rooms successfully, which were filled with
curious objects, the majority ofwhich had
been procured for NJ. Grasset by one of
his friends, learned and brave sea-cap-
tain who had sailed around the world, L
don't know how many times, and who had
arrived from China about fortnight or
three weeks previously, bringing with him
a most singular example, not of the intel
lect, but of the patience of the worship
ers of the Great Dragon.
Among the different pairs of trowsers
which the captain had had made for him
before leaving Paris, there was one which
was considered masterpiece: it was one
of those miracles which sometimes issue
from the establishments of Human or Van
deau, and which envelope the boots, indl-
cate the calf, abolish the knee, mark the
thigh, and deny the existence OF corpora
ton. Accordingly, thanks to the predlc-
ton which the owner entertained for them'
the trowsers after having dourIshed along
the coast at the Cape of Good Hope. and
the Isle of France, arrived at Canton,
nearly worn out. Nevertheless, owing to
the fashionable cut, which nothing. not
even the fact of their being new, can sup
ply the place of, they still looked very
well, when the sailor who served as the
captains valet, let fall half the oil con-
tanned in a lamp which he was cleaning
on the middle ofithe thighs OF the unfor-
In spite of his philosophy, this blow
had such an effect upon the Captain, that
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-11-24
From the Pennsylvania Inquirer.
THEFALSE AND ETRUE PRIDE

..Ir Pride. in reasoning pride our error lies;
All quit their sphere and rush into the skics;'
'swhat is pride' a whzzing rocket
That would emulate STAR
We are daily and hourly impressed with
the fact that false pride is one of the most
fearful errors of our social system. Its
victims may be counted by hundreds. 1t
is inculcated not only by the rich, but in
many cases by the comparatively poor,
and invariably by the empty and Preten-
ding. 1t is a hollow, false and fatal sys-
tenn, and it appeals powerfully and con-
stantIy to the selhshness and vanity OF our
faulty nature. There are at this moment
many individuals in this community, who
are absolutely living lives of wretched-
ness, starving their bodies and torturlng
their minds, with the object of minister
ing to the inordinate cravings of this NOR
bid disease, for such it may be deslgna-
ted. Nay, some of them would rather
perish, to use their own language-dlcta-
ted bv a mistaken conception of life and
its duties-than subject themselves to the
ridicule of this world. They cannot bear
to be considered poor, dependant, IN
humble condition, or in any way inferior
to those who futter and display them
selves in ''purple and fine linen" And
thus they submit to many keen priva-
ton. Another species of false pride is
that which shrinks as if it were disgrace
full, from all reference to early life and
early habits, and early associates. Thus,
the beginning of the world may have been
characterized by industry, patience and
perseverance. These, in some humble
pursuit, may have been the stepping
stones to fortune, character and position
And vet such is the infrmity of many,
that when they become independent or
affiuent they avoid all allusion to former
struggle, as if shame and obloquy were
associated herewith. The fashionable
world, they fancy, will not recognize any
such degradation, thus they commit a
violation of truth and propriety, in an ef-
fort to seem more than they really are, or
to avoid appearance of humble, however
honest origin. Another phase of false
pride is that which looks to professional
life as the only kind that is really eredr-
table. or at ali entitled to consideration
} A laudable ambition is altogether proper
and commendable. But it is at once ao-
surd and discreditable on the part OF
mere pretender, to turn upon and decry
the path by which he won substantial
fortune, and to point his children thereto
as if it were the channel of disgrace The
rentler sex are, we fear, sadly gwen TO
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