The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-11
EfaNkLiN PIERCE .
DUBLIN.

cra .et.scnce 10 our a3vsrti-cm >nts, Il will
* seen ,a.s very important. improvemen. !,
II s,a.e,np.,,ion in The lower end Of the city
;.1lss.sfly knpwa as above designated
il WI be remembered that upon the irs, ap
psarsace Of s;csas IS In cur mtds. the pfesen:
asaE, We ioak occasion e. call the spseia!
ATTN ian 0. III. c.tisens generally, and Of the
city Ceuaci! IN particular, to the importance
o. s,me,h:ng being dine in that healthy, in
ordar 10 shirld III from the annual or ct least
occasional visits If that m ST terrible Of known
epsie,nirs, he cac! IA
T:c exp renee as;hc past has shawn beyond
Ell room for eayil, that nn place, however
healthy may be iss IA itude, is cxempt f.on,
the rara2cs o.. disease, and q the same time
su.jec, to inundation. ffun any cause what-rcr
experience Il we m,v use the expression
We hive hsd efficient at home, 20 convince "
Of the tra,h of ,ha above, in the SIMPLE fact
t,at, alta single Q Sc Of epidsm:s disease has
ever &C ,u-red in any other pa.t Of the city, than
III I. I'm wn as Dublin, aud even there, has only
followed in In. wake O! ths reced;ng high waerz
OF tbs Mississippi The improvement in CON
tencl.,inn By the city touncil, as may bc sen
BY rcferencs 10 the advertisements refer red TO,
has, FOR is ojj CT. the prevention ofnunda;ion,
anI consequent promotion Of the health Of the
samr.auisy, and the largely increased valuation
Of Tea. estate in sha, vicinity Should the i'm
prcvenent be completed, ne i: undoubtedly viii
the objects sought 10 be attained, will BE- real
ICED /, The iu isx.en of the most sen suiae IN.
,;cipa..on.. In poin, oi health, there will exist
Cts, viii, in :has respect, hold ont Inducements
cqus!, ii not superior TO those held out by the
northern pos:ion Of The town. And a. 10 the
value cf re a; estate. were We property holders
in Dablia, We would hold our property at an
advance of Il ,y per cent fl ,m the very day on
which the adverti,cin-n. in our solu..ns ap
sared. When wharf is thrown up fran the
Brewery to Mad AN, Rog - 4 Ca. Mill, Of
81 hciens higat and power 10 resist the strongest
Aooa, experience will p,ive, that the heavits'
business houses Of the city. will nrst be erected
OF taa, wharf, and that the sishsIess shanties
that now cucumber great portion of that dis
iric,, viii give way, 10 the best and most FL
tsnsive mercantile accommodations in our
midst ,'E b s 81
We stated ou. IN this Improvement. for tie
pu,pasc Of citing j, as another amongst the
many CIV d. nces of commercial health and pros
pcrty 10 which We have recently called the at
,nnt;nn of o0y raaterS The same heal hv tome
seems t. pes,a z every portion Of the suburban
precincts, as well a. the immediate corporate
Limits. A fsIible towards Eagle Point, win
disclose impr ,yenent aHer Improvement in pro,
cess Of completion, and from these follow the
compass rouad to Tarbo!d. ne " Soap and Can
die Factory, and the san. evii nee Of iasreas-
ing vitality are every where Percept'b'e. We
doubt very G,nch, whether there j. another
town in the Union, this, jus, now, evinces more
vigor, and possesses toa greater extent, the
elements of prosperity than Dubuque. With q
snail population compared TO eastern cities Of
bctw sen Eve and six III ,asand, we have, during
the present ason erected, ant have in prog e.s
o. erection, over one hundred baildings Of diff
fcrcnt kinds. Our agricultural country knows
NO superior. The crops Of the present harvest
have never been surpassed. Our Mineral re-
sources, besides bvinx in xhaus,ibie, are being
daily, more and MGR. developed, and our COM
mercial facilities, even laying aside she con.cm
plated railroads, are excelled by no other ives
tern tpwn. In Ten years, the population # Du-
bnone win rcach 5000. Max the prediction