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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-24
MANY DEMOCRATS.
MARRIED.

On the 18Th inst, by the Rev. H. s. Haml
ton Mr.. George ZUMuor to Miss MARY
WiLHALM all of Dubuque
Al Garnavi!lo on the 2Sh ult by the Rev J. L. Kelly
Mr JOHN w. GnrEr, to Miss EMMA Castle, both IF
Clayton County Iowa.
by the Rev Joel B Taylor. on the 18th inst
Mr.. EDWARD HiLLERY, TO Miss SARAH WAL.
LIS, and
BY the same, on the 9TH inst. MIR. JosEPn
SIMPSON, to Miss ARrIMEsA SUTHERLAND, al,
Of Dubuque county Iowa.
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FANCY STORE.
MISS GREEN. Mill lNEP

ID RESPECTFULLY informs the public of Dudume
IL that she has determined sell off her entire wiz
Ter STOCK cheaper than goods have before been sold
IN this vicinity 1t consists OF bonnets Of the
hrs qEat and style (cqualed by in the State of
iowa) Winter Hoods of the shape: new stock
Oh bond and lace caps and head dresses lace trim
MOWERS, ribbons, veivets silks sans ginps
Satin pIlnS ana oui dress Trimmings muslin in SCI
tons and edsng works, collars nd lac canes and
articles too numerous mention. f' o'hei
Also, her stock Of palette and cloaks at
Reduced prices. 10y
oardT,ns bonnets and bonnet frames always in stocl
pESInE NSSS.aers executed on the shortest notice.
nnhnnno I,n Main street, corner Of Tenth street.
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NICHOLAS BOWLING
E. B. WASHBU RNE

The great news above was celebhted las
evening by general burst of good telling. |
The spirited citizens belonging to the AriIIery
Company got out their gun upon the Bhff, and
salued the town with a salvo of artillery The
Northwestern Gazette and Daily Ad er,iser
Office was illuminated Job Office and Press
Room, Editors Room Counting Office an, com
positors' Room. We have no time for fir,bcr
remarks. = Gaiena .7dccrtiser Of the 20h
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-24

PUScH ExAGGERATEp.-ScEHE IN A MAR
KEr; --Butcher-."Didy you take Alderman Simp,
kirs' ribs home ~
Joha-"Yes. sir
Butcher-"Then cut Col. Trump's rump, and
scrape off Miss What's her-name's bones, and
spread them on the bench"
JohE--sYes. SIR
Butcher---""Now John, hang up Deacon
SPrigg's heart, till it is quite tender: and take
old Maj. Young's head and pluck to No. 90, and
then steel knife, and hide calf TO cut up to
morrow
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Firm for Sale.

.c4:S of choice Land, or $40 acres il required:
1T ne above farm is situated in Dubuque Co'ln-
~ three "es from Bcuna VISTA and five miles from
Won, the Mississippi River. The land is half Pral
~; timber, all OF the hest quality; Is well water
3D. Wenty acres is under good fence and cultivation
an is convently situated to good roads,
he above farm will be sold at bargain, and on the
most accommodating terms.
For particulars enquire of the und rsigned, near the
premises, or in Dubuque of Charles Rose
THOMAS MCGUIRE,
March Doth, 1852 dw3m.
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THE MUsCATINE ENQUIRER.

The following we take from the Enquirer
We thank the editor kindly for this im,orton,
testimony.
~ The "M,ncr's Express of Dubuque,
denies most positively that Gen. Jones, has or
ever had dollar of capital in that Office, or
that the publisher is under the slightest pecuni-
airy obligations to him. This the publisher was
forced to by the ungcnerous insinuations of the
Wing. and even some of the Democratic press,
that his friendlIness to that Senator and his de-
fence of him against envous and uninst attacks
was the result of onerous pecuniary obligations
we should suppose somebody would blush.
now, if the sense of shame is not entirely ex-
tinct.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-24
REGULAR PACKET
BETWEEN
St. Louis and Louisville.

1JCR THE Fine fast running and commo
E--ty=-zlSlirs dious steamer EMPEROR, HOP
.i:rtg-ElS KINs. Master, and our old friend Ha
~ Fa5~R<RXx KINs, Clerk. will run as a regular
Fcket, between the above cities, during the season
laving ST. Lonis every Tuesday at 4 O'clock p NJ
nd returning will leave Louisville on SATURDAYS al
O'clock p. NJ.
~ The EMPEROR possesses great capacity as freight
sat aud convenience has been provided for the
'mfort and pleasures of passengers
For Freight or passage apply ON board or to,
VIM. Nj. MORRISON & co,
Agents.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-24

A HEAVY FAILURE IN New YoRx.-The
"Iribune' of the 17,h announces another sus-
pension. Messrs. Carleton & Co, one Of the
largest silk houses, were obliged to suspend
= heir liabilities about 100000, and they show
a surplus of $l40,000 of assets. Immediate
cash relief was needed, which could no, be had
upon terms which would be submitted To.
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\, O'"J toH 20 + co. II, 1867.
MH. EDITOR IF Doctor Frederic Andrews
OF Clayton Co., will consent to the use of his
name as candidate for State Senator, he will
receive The unanimous support of the Democra-
cy OF Clayton, Fayette and Alamakee counties
ne Doctor is thoroughgong Democrat, one
mat can be relied upon as pioneer of the
country, and popular with his party having on
former occasion represented this portion of
The country in the Territorial Legislature of
Iowa
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-24

RAILWAY VERDICr.--The suit c,mmenc.
ed sometime since by Nicholas and wife.
against the Auburn and Syracuse Railroad
Company, has resulted in verdict of g.. 300
damages to the plaintiffs. The suit vast, re.
cover damages for an injury t. Nj s. Nichols,
by collision which happened OH the railroad
nearlyfour years since
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-24

DEMOCRATS TO Your Dury.-Let every true
democrat remember the meeting this evening
at the Court House for organizing the demo.
cratic association This is a time. honored one
tom Of the democratic part, and should not be
lost sight of.
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"YoU ARE foul mouthed fellow" said Nr
Bricks to MIR. Spice, as the latter concudedan
anecdote involving a double cntendre alt is
true, said Spice, that power to adopt myself,o
the company am IN, IS my fortc.''
The conversation ended there
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FRUIT TREES.

Cultivated and for sale at the Nurseries O
NEALLEY Il BROTHERS, Burlington
ayE The Proprietors ofthcse Nurseries ar,
ssNssA desirous OF calling the attention of al
--as-- persons about commencing the Nurser,
business, or preparing to plant out Fruit Or
chards, to their very large stock of fruit trees
embracing over FIVE HUNDRED VAnIrr,rs
and more than
10000 worked trees,
including everything in the fruit department,
worthy of cultivation.
The facilities and ease with which Fruit
Trees and particularly Apple Trees, are propo.
gated and grows in this neghborhood enables
us to offer inducements to persons DESTROYS of
purchasing we think no where else to be
found.
We have, therefore, adopted the lo,o pr;ee
sustc,a, in the full faith that il not only increas
es the business, but also the profits il conse.
quepce.
APPLE. TREES, of all the choice varieties
will be furnished at from $50 to $40 per 400
according tn age, size, etc.
PE.iR TREES, either DIVES or Standards
of all the best sorts, from % . 81 cents, each,
according 10 size
PLUM, CHERRY ang/QULNCE Trees. Of
all the popular kinds, I'm % :" 81 cents.
PEACH TREES. uh1iE nLNES, etc,
| Of the most aDDrov+ SoilS, IToln III TO ID cents
~ Trees ii JUS, with all the choice va
r;e,;es IF Frny carefully labeled and ready to
~. ~ ~ sery Seeding StockS for Nur-
~ .'e rearly every description, furnished
gmen, Orchardsts or others buying
-, :" ny exceedingly low rates.
ia'pttted Catalogues giving full particulars,
gratis to all post paid applicants.
Pfn- Our Trees are grown in rich soil, with
silently ii room in the nursery rows, and are
|consrqnenny fine, thrifty, stout and well
yrsnched, requiring no stalking for their support,
when placed in the orchard.
In sending out stock from these Nurseries.
if any mistake should accidently occur, it is
hoped our customers will notify us, that we
may correct it at once, or make ample amends,
as 1t is our sincere desire to render satisfaction
to all who favor us with their confidence in eve-
ry particular.
[dg7 Besides the ADORE we can furnish all the
popular or desirable varieties of the smaller
Fruits, usually cultivated, including
RASBERRlES, GOOSBERRIEs, CUR
RANTS, STRAWBERRIES, &C.
%. Nor do we pretend to confine ourselves
to Fruit Trees alone, we have plenty Of room
and cultivate and can furnish all the most pop
ular Shade or Ornamental Trees Shrubs, Vines,
Roses or Herbaccous Plants, usually cultivated
for such purposes, including fine collcc
ton of
PINES, SPRUCES, EIRS and other choice
hardy EVERGREE.NS,
NEALLEY & BROTHERS,
dwtml
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-24

SHIP FEvER,-There were 1921 patients in
the Etnigrants Hospital and Refuge, near New
York, suffering from ship fever, on the gath
January 1t is stated, that only nine per cent.
OF those attacked with this disease recover even
with the most skilltul practice
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-24

LIBEL SUIr.-Col Fremont has thought an
action against the editors of the otocion Jun,
nal for libel-that paper hang stated lhat ex,
tensive frauds were about to- p'uassa ln
of that oentlenan. The damages are laid at
&l00 600.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-24

SUIcIDE.-We learn from the Oyle COUNTY
Gazette, that VIM Rice, son Of Mr. Jacob Rice
OF West Grove, in the above county, commit
ted !icide by hanging himself in his fathers
barn. lie was 10 years OF age. No reason is
known for his commission Of the deed
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-24

wA prominent Democrat 6f Alabama writes
to the Richmond Enquirer -s.The Democracy
are recognizing with great rapidly, and at the
next Presidential Election, you may look for a
right kind of Democratic majority-l2, 900 or
so
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-24
To The Afflicted --Pepsin.

A MOTHER Scientific Vonder! lmportnn
~ to Dyspeptics DR.. J. N. IOuGH
TONS PEPSlN. The 7rue Digestire f7"'d !,
or Gnstrick Juice, prepared from REMIT, or
the fourth stomach Of the OK, after directions
of Baron Liehig, the great Physiological chem
ist, by J. S. Houghton, NJ D., Philadelphia
This is truly wonderful remedy for lndiges
ton, Dyspepsin, Jaundce, LAYER Complaint
Constipation aud Debility, curing after Mature.
orm Method, by Natures Own .4yent, the Gas
trio Juice. Pamphlets, containing scientific
evidence Of its value FURNISHED by agents.
Sold wholesase and retail by
A. GILLESPIE.
Mo- Globe Buildings, Dubuque.
Marsh, l3-dwy.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-24

the lakes to large towns, or important points
ON the thoroughfares Of the country, and pass
ing through regions Of the puplic domain. And
in giving favorable consideration to these OBJ
iects, It was not su pposed that we were depart.
ing from any we'll settled principle Of the Gov
eminent; we regarded rather the interest of the
whole country as Unidentified with that of the
States where these lands are situated, and that
both would be promoted by the proposed grant;
indeed, that 1t was due to all parties, to legis-
late on the subject with spirit Of true liber-
atty. s3
The question, Mr. President, TO which have
REFEREED however, relates simply 10 the interests
THE General Government. They demand To
know "what profit will it be to the General
Government to make grants Of the public lands
for these purposess" have endeavored t.
show, thst.at all events it can by no possibility
be loss to the General Government But gc
| further: In my opinion the position taken BY
| the Senator from Massachusetts,, .,ir. SUMNER.
| the other day, that there is duty imposed on
| the General Government to adopt an enlarged
view of this subject, and to prosecute system
which shall be liberal not only inregard to the
settlement Of the public domain, but also to
wards the States within whose limits the publ,
lands are located is perfectly coreest,
1t will strike every one that there is a pecu
/
mcnt to the land States. The General Gov
eminent holds thetitle ~ the entire public do
| main within their limits. The State govern
| ments are themselves sovereign, except s
/ far as that sovereignty is limited by the Con
stitu,ion OF the United States. And yet, ST,
within the entire limits Of these sovereignties
another power is the holder of the whole dc
main. From this control lis withdrawn by tn
slow process of individual purchase. Sir, j
every nation in Europe, the King is the prmar
disposer Of the soil within the limits of hi
J Kingdom, and eminent domain is right al
ways deemed inseparable from sovereignty
, The power Of this ownership exercises cor
! tro. almost unlimited over the interests IF
country. The right to dispose Of the publ
5 domain has always been used as an instrnmer
r to effect the objects ofthe sovereign. It tn
t genius of the Government seeks the establish
!. ment Of arbitrary power, if it would build u
d i"rdships and vassalage, lit would establis
e classes and ranks with the power Of the mol
!, elevated 10 oppress those beneath them, a
. this can most efIectualy be done, as it has bee
i in other countries,.b the manner of dsposir
e ofthe public domain. In our country no ins
: can doubt that the most liberal policy shou
e prevail policy which should hest secure Il
81 settlement Of the country and the freedom al
ID the interests Of the purchasers. Even in Il
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-24

mercial estimates The amount of produce re-
ceived at Buffalo from the West, at thirty five
millions of dollars. The articles of Flour
Wheat, Corn and Wool amount to $l4,3l0,.
100
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-24

PADDY MILES Two Irish foot Pats coming
on to the National Road, saw mile ston' ,
which read .s205 miles frou, Cumberland. =
After decyphering the letter, one says to the
ether: .Thed lightly Mike that's an asld
feliar; DOS years, auld, and his name is 'Mlles
from Cumberland"
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-24

~ "Poor old General Debility" exclaimed
Mrs. Partington, CIT is surprising how long he
lives and what sympathy he excites the pa
pers are full OF remedies for hun
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Iowa City.
I'M SUBSCRIBER, owner and proprietor OF the a"oVs
i House, would inform the public, that lie has taken
possession and u prepared toaec"m
nItaie the travelling community, transient " reguia
boarders nd " i'll endeayorto give general
CHAS.. J. SWAN.
ar-Connected with the above establishment Is large
and xtesive Livery Stable, where strangers can at al
II he accommodated with conveyances to any part u
country. May I6, 1912 37-ly.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-24

Wood! Wood! Why don't some of our
subscribers bring us some wood' Don't let us
freeze in your service-will you?
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-24
SWANS HOTEL,

MANILL ROPES, ana Bed Cords at
WEATHERBY'S
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Wooden Yarn.
WNHlHl.

l HAVE just received an assortment Of white hl,c,
phe co'lded. and blue mixed wooden warn which wi
sold cheap for cash. n TIo1AS
so'' '-"-" Nearly opposite the NAPLES House
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-24

BrGorRY.-The following definition Of big.
otry. gwen by negro in court at Cincinnati, is
/. not bad,
"To be bigoted, coored pusson mast know
too much for one niger: and not enough fol
two niggers."
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-24

tY Late dispatches from Concord speak
confidently Of the success of the Democratic
Governor and representatives.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-24
Forwarding and COMMISSION.

NHE undersigned takes tins method to inform the pub
Ware House on the Landing in the Civ of nubuame
Iowa, and is now ready to receive in store or shin iii
kinds of erchaudize, Household Furniture and other
the most favorable terms lbera cash advances made
on consgnments If desired. Salt, Flour Bacon Lard
Cheese, and almost every article of Family Groceries
foreign and domestic Fruit will he kept constantly on
hand Steamboats, will be furnished with stores nj the
lowest rates. In conclusion, win say thar all business
entrusted TO shall be transacted with promptess
care, and despatch, and favorable terms US ans
house in the city of Dubuque
For reference refer following gentlemen of this
city: I'VE ~ VI
PETER NAPLES, -=.--EalMAn,
= F y. Z. BIssrI. Fl + u v T. 1.o ~ & Co.,
Dubuque, April I6, lS5I-tf G. r. WEST
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-24

Leather pocket pistols have just been invent.
edin Wisconsin. They ''go off, we suppose
whenever they are stolen. They are made
by wax, Bristles, Pegs g. Company Milwau
kee.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-24

- A Telegraphic despatch was received
from the Lanlartine yesterday, stating that the
boat would be here to. day.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-24
Ho! For california;!
THE subscriber would rcspc er.s,.

of the travelling puhi: to fIss eaii iie aIian'sen
prepared with new boat aud VIE rope = .a e = no"
ellers, baggage freight, ETC., acl,ss Hsn
good speed and safety To those ver VIE
ma Oregon or any point on the Mis,mri CO.
consin, Northern, Illinois aud Iowa he ifen Wis
ms Terry Is situated in t, hourishfng to say That
Rapids ana on the most direcf exppditi Oh Cedar
their destinations and the direct route from route to
to r. Des Mones. Supplies of every dpscrjn,inu
be had in this market. Corn Oats, Pork aud All can
c!es needed by emigrans be pure based M tr,
reasonable terms With these facts fore the public tf
subscriber hopes for Reasonable share public patron
age. =
ID. w. KING.
Cedar Rapids Feb. 2I,-dw3m.
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DiSSOlUfsou

'nE copartnership heretofore existing between + n
= ntsa ana r. Weigie, is this day dissolved and ali
same 70 Weige WHO'S authoriz ID to receive t,s sa me-
anu All PERSONS having claims against the concern " nj
p'oase present them to him Immediately for payment
Dubuque, Feb. 81. ls52-dItwn r. WE,GEi
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J'nE subscriber wishes purchase good Onion secd
o' Whch fair price will be given No,e v,fI be
's' 'hies s insured To be Of the growth of 1851
N,r,a TIMOTHY MASON
he ,nodG
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-24

MUGGLNG-Between four and five thous
and dollars worth of lace goods were lately
seized at Boston, while being slnupoled from
the ship America. They were found secreted
IN wagon, among the dirty linen OF the ship,
on the WlY to its laundry -
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-24

u Peach trees were in blossom at Matches
Miss, on the LIST of February.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-24

GREAT FREsHEr AT BUFFALo-On the 10Th
INST the Ice broke up in the Creek at Duffiio
The steamer Globe, and several other vessels
broke loose, and the prospect was fair that they
would be carried out into the lake
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April Term, o. concern
NJ Office is hereby given that application
y on a petition now on file, will be made
before the County Court, of Dubuque County,
at the next Term thereof, to be holden on the
Second Monday of April next, for an order to
sell so much ofthe Real Estate of John Smol-
lenger, late Of said County, deceased, as may
be necessary to pay the debts and charges a
gain It the said Estate.
DANIEL ERNST, Administrator
Of John Smollengcr, deceased
Dubuque, March 9th, 1852. 3w
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LOUIS g. ST PETERS PACKET.

E% - THE SPLENDID, fast running
Master, will run regular packet between
the above points, touching at all intermediate
landings, during the season.
The LAMARTINE has been thoroughly refitcd
and is now equal to any boat in the trade.
For freight or passage at Dubuque, apply 81
board, or to EMERSON & a9Sa Ag4s
March l2.-dtd -
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MEssRs EpIToRs:
IN AN article of yesterdays .sIowa Stats
Zeitung" the undersigned have seen
that certain b., took the liberty to say, that
we sell liquor by the dram. We find ourselves
called upon to call said b base liar. Con-
corning the other Mes against us, we will pur-
sue him and the editor according to law.
TSCHIRGY & SCHUMACHER.
Dubuque, March, 18th l952--dwlw.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-24
Town Lots for Sale.

| l " loI sac vERY Low CASH the undivided h,
VI TWO tor acre out lots, Nos. 742 743: Int M "a
% MA'eh reside, and Lot No 81 containing u arr
na yng about 4O0yar N w Of the residence. IF It
George w JONES' ~ 'uehoe Oh lion
nese lots are desirable every account heinz
r 20 ,e city and having beautiful groves and rich soil
he surnasd as spots for residences thew cannot
" Seu n'ssed eilner IN point of beauty or loc alton
ry ~ JOINS, i1i thnS 10 o. me Or q t0rke
Dubuque, Feb, 70, 1856, d&w1w "''oi''''Ns'
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Onion Seed. Oman soed

UST received at the sign of the Good Sa.
e. marian, 80 lbs Onion seed for sale at Who'll.
eae and retail-Warrented growth year 1851
T. MASON.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-24

WEATHER.-On. Saturday we had heavy
snow storm.
Take the present year, all in all, it is one
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-24
News by Telegraph.
Nrw YnRK March IL I2ss

The Illinois Central Railroad have determined
to build the Road rom frceport T. Galena inn.
medately and have advertised to receive promo
sails on the 18th Col Mason leaves for Illinois
this week and will push the work alead viyor
ouslY
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FIRE! FIRE.! FRET!
is YOUR PROPERTY yNSUREn,

IS YOUR PROPERTY INSURED,
ne undersigned is Agent for that old substantial
Company, the
UNION ASSURANCE COMPANY,
OF Fort Plain, New York, with Capital of SI25 OOO
.ahe rlsks on store houses and contents; merchan-
disc of every description transported either bv land or
wafer on mills barns and of any description
either IN town or country in either othe above
ALSO HAVE THE AGENCY of the
MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY,
of New York, IS Wall street, will. net accumulated
fund of 81 100000, and the
NEW YORK LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY,
LOG, Broadway, corner of Pine street. Risks taken on
life, from hundred to ten thousand dollars
Office at the store of Johnson & Bunting No 70
Main ST., Dubuque.
o., w. /. JOHNSON, Agent.
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Notice to To

NOticc 10 IOhaccO ChcWcrs.
.No'o Landing off the Steamer " Lamurt;ue.
n BONES Best CHEWING TOBACCO d;ro., -
~ the Manufacturers, in Large and Small Royes ~
at Retail, to Purchasers. For Sale bv ' "
Sept. 20-tf. EMERSON & s,,Iry
r BONES SardInes-a PRIME arricre-,ust re.er
ana lor sale Nv DECELLES & michel
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Spring Importation, 1862.

Al O1e U-HAI, NJ CLU NJ U CO.,
lis, MAIN STREET.
Nv Ill. have ready for tie Inspection Of Merchants
~ who make their purchases in ST. Louis bv Ist
March, a Magnificent Stock Of - 80
British, French, end .amsrican DRY Goods.
lhey nave every facility for the purchase of their
goods, many Of them being imported directly bv Them
selves and will offer inducements equal to those affar
ded by any Eouse West of The Mountains Ttey will
no. De uuesod under any circumstances and while
tncy VIII adhere 10 their regular manner of doing bus;
ness, VIII sell every article low as il can be mad in
us market or brought from the Atlantic cities Thor
assortment throughout the will be large and gen.
era ana they will ogate themselves plicate Eas-
Tern Invoices to the entire satisfaction of purchasers
Merchants who visit ST. Louis this season are requested
to examine their stock and they will make il their in
tcrest 10 deal with them "
ST Louis, Feb Is dwom