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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-28
NEW GOODS
FOR THE FA LII L L \ ID E,
AT O'HALI.ORHN'S

No II, Main street. Dubuque, Eo2ca.
T HAVE just opened portion of my Fail Goods com
i prising large assortment of
DRY Goods
In all their varietes-such Broad-clots Cashmere
Sanets Kentucky Jeans; Blaze Blankets; Flannels-red
blue and white; Drlings-brown and blues Cotton Elan
nels-hrown aud bleached Sheetings and Shirtings-
hickory stripes Ticking; Table and Bed Linen; DENNIS
Linseys Alpacas, Mcrinos Dranes Chintzs Ginghan>
and Prints great variety at prices to suit all tastes
and styles suit the fancy.
READY-MADE CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS
One of the iargest and best ass0rtments TN
the City.
Those wanting clothing of any kind, from Dress Goa
Fear-naught Cver-coat, would do well TO examine
stock.
BOOTS AND SHOES, for Men and Boys-A No
article, and at very low prices.
LADIES' and Misses Boo;ees, and High cut Folkas, III
great variety of styles and quality.
HATS and CAPS.
A fine sorment The Silk Plush ssCap of the season
may be seen at O'HALLOhaN ..
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DOLE, RUMSEY e. co.
Storage g. Forwarding Merchants,

AND COMMISSION DEALFN5 II
Prodncs, Pr0risi0ns, C0rf S"'t, rig IRE" A.;
Cu!cAcn. Illinois.
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LAUGHLIN g. OELBE(
1862.
TO MERCHANTS &. EMIGR.1NT rs.

w? A. DICKERMAN &c Co., Storage, Forwarding
w aud Commission Merchants, Rockford, Ill.
Mark packages care of w. A. Dickerman & CO., Rock
ford, iii.
We are prepared 10 peceive and forward Goods and
Merchandise with promptness and dispatch. The Ga
lena and Chicago Railroad being completed TO Rockford
over the part OF the road from Chicago and Du-
buaue and IN radiation in the price of freight the
r. r. for all goods destined for Gaena and points west,
the low price of feghtS from New York to Chicago
ans the insurance nv this ute being than hall
less than by the river will be great nducement
ship pers ship their goods by this route There viii be
delay OF goods by low WATER goods will be for
rded by this route in much less time than by any 9th
er. w. A. D. & CO. have made arrangements with a
cient number of reliable teams take goods forward
hout delay. Goods will not b. delayed single day
Rockford Chicago Ship goods by any of the prin
c,pai line from New York. OF any of the principal
forwarding houses Chicago; care of w A. DickermaI
nd co., Rockford. We have the pleasure TO refer to
j. A. Holland ESQ.,, C. I. Horseman, Esq,J. w. TIA y
lor Esq, Rockford feely, Lawrence CO., G. A. Gibs
& CO., dale Rumsey & co.. II. Norton and co, A. 7
Spcnae and CO., Chicago; 8. NJ. Langworthy; Peter
Wapes Esq. Dubuque.
Rockford, July 10th, 1872. July T-dw -3ml
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Broke GRouSD.-On Monday last the first
ground was broke on the section of the S,h
division of the Illinois Central Rail Road from
Freeport to Galena, on the west side of Town
1T is the intention of the contractor to I'M.
medlately put large number of hands to work
on the other sections, and to push the work tor
ward to its completion with every possible n. cans
of despatch. Freeport Journal
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ls1y Rum.
Whites Gallery of Premiums.

CPERM star and tallow candles for sale by
y G. WEST
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LINCOLN CLARK. F. L.
Land Warrant Office.

f7E will sell Land Warrants of all sizes TO settlers
at the lowest whosale cash prices.
We will also locate warrants terms favorable a.
any in the market.
Dealers in town or in the country supplied on the mos
liberal terms.
We also have. several FARMS, with without i'm
provements, for sale in Dubuque and the adjoining
counties.
Anlecrs post paid, promptly attended 10, and inform,
ton given tree of charge.
ay Office up stairs opposite the Bank, Main street
Dubuque, iowa. CLARK & BlSSELL.
May 25th, 1S52-dwy
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

TT SHOULD BE UNIVERSALLY KNOWN-for it
is strictly tme-that indigestion is the parent Of
large proportion of the fatal diseases Dysntery da
rhaa cholera morbus liver complaint, and many other
diseases enumerated in the city inspectors weekly
logue of deaths, generated by indigestion alone
Think OF that dyspeptcs think oft all who suffer from
red stomacns and if you willing to be guided
by advice, founded upon experience, at (don
DELAY day. Hollands German Bitters prepared by
DIR. c. NJ. jackson, which, Alternative, curative,
invgorant stands alone and unapproached. General
depot 100 Arch street. We have tried these Bers and
know that they are excellent for the diseases specified
City Item. no462m
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EAtOEs THOMAS,
SUCCESSOR TO "A. PRE~3TER.)
Hair Gutter, Hair Dresser, AGrsr, Pe'JH,aeF,
and Uranium Decorator.
shampooning on Scientific Principles.
Main st. Dubulua, 81 door 10 tie Miners Bank.
yyyHE advertiser respectfully socits the patronage "i
l the citizens of Bubugue and Its virinitr, ami the
travelling public. ard hopes hy economical charges ard
and punctual attention. t. mtril continuance Oh TIE
same. - , :.
az Sick persons attended at their resio ne. WE
desired, except Saturdays. ma! il-oi9'
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Corn Starch

HAVE now in store of this superior article 10
i Family use, which will be sold low by
may A. GILLESPIE.
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Mount pleas MT. OF SHsl;yan'S
.ssJs,Inya 4, nul,,s le.

AR NJ ]. SIiI.i.iVAN, has lain nf his healthy and
WI Picturesque Tract Land on the Hill, near The
Residence OF ton q so. ". JONES into lots OF On u
HALF {, THREE QUAR- rERS of an ACRE each,
with csil, streets from forty sixtyhva feet widc-
Tho s,a,inn commands delightful view OF the sur
rounding cnanry, and il far removed from the MAS
matte influences ef the fivr that Doctors visits VIII ne
few and far between There two never taliing
sprnas ON the Plat aud good we'll water can he mad
on anv Lot at depth OF Fifteen Feet. Several lets are
rrady engaged ny ct tii" h"s citizensei uhiue
md as n are designed f the suburban residences OF
persons emily, il is nded that ~ pca
ion no made soep ~ CLAS. CoRKERi, Aet mt.
~ r. Plat showing tho number and contents I'll each
~ my he sc.n at the cents office. lime .-tf
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EsOgs, &ssoc and s4caiiiSE
EfshisssskJ

SPRING STOCK 4 SPRING STYl Els
SGv or THE BIG Door.
Ehll THE Undersigned is in receipt OF a new n!'
my ccgat stock uf Goods comprising every variety
.,rck and STYLES connected with the Poet. Shoe ant
Leather BUSINESS beng willis Ut doubt the argef >foe'
IN the North West The suhscr her takes great pleasr
in inviting his customer. and the rubc eeneialy DC III
the country and in town. examination ct the sait
stock while lie has cXrrtcd himself to procure tic he
manufactured articles Retail T'rad". lie hats ak
stock which l. d. <gned for the Whoiesa. Your atep
" i also called t. general assortment OF Leather an'
Fiuisbjrgs c to- be found the sign Of the Zig Foot
iImsn,,ss-ard y DECKER
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ClScIssATI, July Is.

CINCINSATl, July 10.
The NASHVILLE Eagle says that few cases
of cholera continue in that city, and there have
been 95 tessAs since it first broke out
The cholera has broke ont at Wilmington, y.
There have been six or eight deaths. Consider
able alarm has been felt
II has alsn been prevailing IN the small towns
throughout the west. There have been some
cases ip this city. but no alarms manifested.
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Acc,Dxsr The Chicago s. Galena Stage
coach, on hs way into this city, this morning,
w.s overturned near Council Hill, and several
ii the passengers were more or less injured
nos.e badly. The dryer was thrown from the
bsx and vas picked up with leg broken IN two
.l.ees We did not learn his na.ae,--Jrfcr
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WASHINGTON. july Is

Roger Jones, Adj't General U. S. A., died
this evening. Rumor says that his disease was
cholera morbus. Doctors Witherspoon and
Miller were called to him, but in half an hour
after, he died.
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MARRIED.,

On the Goth inst, by J.. Nj. Moore, Esq, Mr..
John Hill to Miss Helen A. Monda Kmbrell,
daughter OF James Kimbrell, all of Dubuque
County.
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sT,LOu!s pETERsphGHET

It s%r@sss.zzs5s5 81 THE SPLENDID, fast running
-. steamer LAMARTISE, Harlow
Master, will run as 4 regular packet between
the above points, touching at all intermediate
landings, during the season.
The LAMAKTINE has been thoroughly refte
and is now equal to any boat in the trade.
For freight or passage at Dubuque, apply Oh
board, or to EMERSON Il SHIELDS, Ag is
March l2,-dtd.
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STRAYED OK STOLEN.

a. FROM the Subscriber J. Raglan of Prairie
81 Spring Township, Jackson county Iowa, on
Friday night, the 2nd inst, Bright SORkEt HORSE,
four years old, with shors light coored Name and
Tail, and feet OF the same shade. Any information
corning the said horse given this office, TO the sub
scriber, with be handsomely rewarded. JRAGAN,
Prairie Spring Township, jackson CO.,, Iowa.
July 2l-W.f.
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Oct 3-dw'
. "a
g LACElsEg EglNG.g &

vaNHE undersigned having established him
self permanently in this City, is pre-
pared to do any work in his line in the best and
most durable manner.
I5g Shop on Clay street opposite Judge Wilson :
residence. NJ WHEELER.
p. S Especial attention will be given to ma
king and repairing Mining tools.
March l7.-w6n
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u Well, has it been said "deliver me from
my friends Well, might Gen. Scott have
said, deliver me from the butchers of the Balti-
more Convention
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Mr.. Clays funeral at Lexington was attended
by concourse of persons from all parts Of the
surrounding country.
1000 persons were in the procession.
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Notice..

TO I'LL WHO.H THIS NAY CONCERN!
I,IE UNDERSIGNED has sold his entire stock of Gro
ceres, Provisions. &c. &c, and is entirely
OF business, Except the liquidation Of the same, and
would resp ctfulv but earnestly 10 all persons
knowing iii ni,eives 10 he indebted him, either by
note otherwise, come forward and settle the same,
for longer delay is dangerous. Come all, AMI
save cost. W. &. MA e.
June. lS,-d9m.
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PRin:S RELuGEll,

To enable all invads enjoy the advantages Of their
great restorative powers.
Single Bottle Is cents.
Also for sale by E.F. GILLESlTE
... Dubuque, Iowa.
Wholesale Agents, Missouri and iowa.
II. BLAkSEES.
July 70 lS52-wly. St.i4ous Mo.
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JNo. w. TWICEELL. JOS MOGRIDGE.
Twichell & Mogridge,

Corner Commercial and Pine Sts,
SAINT LOUIS.
Will promptly attend to all consignments,a and
will make liberal cash advances
70 Orders for purchasing will be promptly
filled at the lowest possible prices.
REFER FENCES.
Geo. Collier st. Louis. Ellis & Morton, Cine nnati.
Page g. Bacon, do. S'rader & German, do.
CbarIess Blow & Co., do. Hosea & Frazer, do.
Chouteai & Vale, do Springer & w heman, d.
II. ID. Newcomb & Bro,
Louisville. w. 3. Reynolds, Louisville.
r. G.. TWICIIELL & Co. New Orleans.
Apll-dw y.
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Richmond as a Tobacco Market

GAL Els of an entire break of Tobacco made by N. NJ.
- Martin & Co., on Thursday 9th May TO MIR. James
Thomas, Jr for his well known and very highly approx
ed brands, Diadem,' lei Dorado, Virgln, and Nectar
L Bullock hhds at "a Is, at $40. at II s5 at
Sl2 so; Huntr, at 80 50a SlI SO; Nur II hhds
at % at $l0 at sig 81; ID Wade at SIS w II Eoyd
at 90 50aSl4 50; III Fleming at SIS 80; f w Wat
kins bhds, Sc 70 Ia, S27l-2 The purchase by Mr..
Thomas, r., Of such good and fine Tobacco, shows
that he intends TO sustain the high reputation his fine
Brands now have by working the right them.
PLANNERS or Growers. Richmond pa) Examiner.
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NV YORK. July 18th.

Kossuth left yesterday under an assumed
name, in order to avoid notice ON his arrival IN
England
Five thousand dollars were forwarded to day
for the relief of the Montreal sufferers-$5, 900
more will be forwarded Tomorrow
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ST. Louis, March 2, '52-dwtd.
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BlackSInithiug.
DIR. THOMAS p. POWELL,

NTEMBER of the Royal College of Surgeons of En-
lNl land has returned to Dubuque and may be found
Main street. above Ninth by all requiring his services
During Dr. Ps. stay in New York. he used every means
to become acquainted with the recent improve ments in
the practice of Me 'cine, particularly in what is consd
cred the Practical application Of Homeopathy, to disease
Irne 2l-dwy.
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A BAD MEMORY, OR SOMETHING WoRsE,-
Our readers are familiar with Gen Scott S let.
ter TO Mr.. Archer. which was read before. the
Wing national convention by Mr.. Bolts. They
are also aware of the fact, that the General al
ludes 10 this letter in his epis,le Of acceptance,
but, strange to say, represents it as having been
written after the convention had conferred upon
him the nomination
This-is matter OF little moment, except so
far as it exhibits either a treacherous memory
or a purpose to deceive-but in that light, as
sumes some consequence
We place it in juxtapositon below, the Ar
cher letter and the allusion to it in the letter of
acceptance, and ask the attention of the public
and of Gen. Scott peculiar friends to the con-
tradiction or the blunder, as matter which re.
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w. l.. JOHNSON,

AUG IONand COMMISSION MERCHANT,
at N. q Main street, Dubuque Iowa. will attend to the
selling OF Real personal prop riy al Public Auction.
Having been engaged in the Mercantile and Auction
business for the last Nineteen years in Dubuque,
feels confident that any businessentusted TO his
will be done up satisfactorily, am also agent for several
Fire, Marine and Life Insurance Companies
Dubuque June 18th. 1852 I'd W If
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Wells, Fargo ~ GofERp;any's
CAL TORNIA f. x p II f. s s
A JOINT STOCK COMPANY,
Capital S3o0.0GO.

OFFICE NO. IS, wALL-ST. NEW YORK
AZ This Company having completed its orCarizator
above, is new ready 10 Uhdt rtake general Express
forwarding, Agency and Commission Blu ness the rur
chase and sale of God Dust, Bullion and Bills of EX
change; the payment ard collection of N1ts, Bills anl
Accounts; he forwarding of Gold Dust, Bullion are
peceaso Packages Parcels ard Freight of all deScrp
tons in and between the city OF New York and the CITY
of san Fran isco and tile principal cities and towns il
California; connecting New York with the lines
Wells RutericG u Co., and Livingstone, Fargo " Co.
forming the American Express Company; also with The
iIarnden Express, Pulicn, Virgil & Co : Northern and
Canada Express, and Livingstone Wells COPS Euro
pcan EXPRESS
The. have established offices, and faithful Agents, in
ALI the PRINCIPAL cities and towns thrnn ghout the Eastern
Middle and Western States, and CatLfna ehergi nc
and faithful Messengers furnished with iron chests foi
the security of treasure and other valuable packages nc
company ing each Express upon all their lines, wei III
California as in the Atlantic States.
Oar several Agents in Cafrna are authorised TO draw
drafts on us pa, able the principal Offices of the Amer
can Express Company. between New York and 81. Louis
afording PERSONS in California, the most convenient
prompt and reliable means oremtting to their trends II
country Also, Drafts on California Tor sale AT tt
current rates of exchange.
SAMUEL 7. CARTER, for many years connected VIII
the American Express Company at Albany, and Il. w
WASHBURN late tic Bank of Syracuse, have beer
appointed principal Agents in California
The Agents of tlIa American Express Co., are autho
rsed TO act as Agents for this Company.
DIRECTORS.
Henry Wells Aurora NY, VIM. G. Fargo, Buffalo,
Johnston Livingston, N. Y, Apheus Reynolds, do.
Elijah P Williams, Buffalo, James Mckay, New York
E b. Morgan Aurora, NY, Alex NJ. &. Smith, n. y,
Henry u. Rice, Elmra.
EDWIN g. MORGAN, President.
JAMES Mckay, Secretary.
WILLS FARGO y CO., l6 Wali-st, New York
PETER NAPLES, Agent, Dubuque, Iowa.
Dubuque Jlly Cd I'm,
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I HAVE just received new supply Of Handsome Rri
tania and Glass Spirit Gass Lamps also Lard Lamps;
of all kinds which viii he sold cheap Apply at the
Drug Store of TJuly IL A. GILLESPIE.
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AYERS CHERRY PECTOR4L
A SUPPLY Of the above celebrated mtdicnc just
II received and tor at the Drug and Paint Store
of (July ~ GILLESPIE.
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NEW STORE.

TIME subscribers have this day received par steamer
DIR. Franklin y extensive stock Of goods, con
sistng ia part Of the following:
Boots & Shoes, Crockery, Cutlery,
Read Y made clothing, Glassware, Nails,
Sugar, Queensware, Salt,
Coffee, Pickles,
and in fact orying coming properly within line
Of BUSINESS all Of which will be sold as low be at
orded any house in this city, either for cash or
try produce. Those in want Of anything in our line will
please give call at O'Halloran's old stand Of
Main and Seventh Streets where shall be pleased to
show our goods, whether can trade with you OF nLt
~ The highest prices will at all ti4es be paid for
Country Producs such as Corn, Wheat, Oats Butter,
Eoss, EoMIk. etc. KNEiST & I.ENSSEN.
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James Thomas Jr.
Superior Brands Tobacco

GS6Pkgs. landing this day pr. Steam Boat Western
OCOW World and Geo Collier viz:
Luscious Luxury lbs & I-2 lbs
Nectar, 10 lbs
Virgin, pr ID; Virgin Gold Leaf 10 lbs ISL Or lb)
Diadem, Twist lbs do plain
Gem of the Old Dominion, lbs. &c &C.
and for sale bv THOS. MULLEN
Tobacco Commission Merchant. st Louis.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ATotire is hereby given that in pir uance of an ord r
IN of the County Count Of Dubuque County in Pr baie
the following drscrib premises To wiz: all that
tan pierre parcel land wing iii the County ofubnQne
aforesaid and distinguished the South Fast quarter OF
The South West quarter of ftioI, No thirty three, IN
Township Ninety North of Range two West of the 81
p. NJ containing 40 acres will be sold al pnhc VI ndur for
cash az the front door Of the house in the county o
Dubuque Monday the 10Th Of Jnly, 1852. betw en- the
hours of and uck the of that day pay
.ditors of the estate of Michael WOenshen late
Of said County deceased and all demands against SAID
tate presented, required to b. present forth
with before that day.
VALENTINE BLEUET,
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For Sale,

IA TINE pleasant Cottage Dwelling House ani
faA L Lot situate on the west side of Clay street
&south of and near the corner of T .irteenth, and
we'll known as the residence of Capt. G. o. Karrick
The House containing six rOnms besides kitchen, and
built with express reference to neatness and convent
ence in every part. The yard ornamented with
flowers and shrubbery in great variety, nd the garden
containing fruit of various There two
cisterns the lot the walks and cellars paved
the situation for peasantness is surpassed by any
in the city,
For terms, inquire of Z. G.. Hewitt, the CITY Hotel
or at this office. Dubuque July l. 1852 If
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DIR. IiOOFLAND'S
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITgERS,

i DR.. &. nj. jackson,
AT THE GERMAN MEDiCINEi STORE
I2O Arch Street, rhiiadey .shis.
Their power the above diseases not cxCeiied--
II equaled-by any ott.r preparation in the uuit d
States as the G. res attest, il many after skiui
physicians had failed.
These Bier5 worthy the attention Of iaTala.s.--
Possessing virtues the reGtratian Of diseases
the Liver and lesser glands exercising Ills search
ing powers ID weakness and ai Guls of the digestive
organs, they are wiihtl safe, certain aud p!eoat.
READ AND BE CONVINCED
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o,-uuk Packages Care d. r. i Go. Chicago."=fcG
~ r & 60. s ccrrFy tbs central position M NE
IL frt of Clarke :trett ard beng "n,y ."i'hs<'i II
Zoo, H., they can Give entire satisfaction III
wi Eiup Il, sell or purchase in til: market.
Their sciireI for the forwarding business arc also IN
having reccny erected Srpcirs Ware li"uSf
I'D p,rk al irIng RI ialena N liCag lacpci
here pr,pcrts car he handled with Dispatch and with
IN, tie eli lrsc and i jury OF carriage
April 3I-d5!I.
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| THE UNITED sTATES MAIL STEAMER,
"A y. w. NcEE EE,
ysstysss5s morning for rotosi regularly at 10
o'clock. A. NJ. Returning 10 leave for Keokuk,
via Galena. at O'Clock ?. NJ, connecting with one of
the st Louis Packets III KeOkuktlrnnah from Galena
| IN As hours. i,f MAN StOIf,
! Juno -iMd For keOkuk Packet Company.
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suires explanation :
Letter TO Mr.. .4reher
Letter of acceptance.

g Nor having written a "My dear sir-I hare de-
word to procure this dstinc cided
ton he nomnation) lost the convention any
not after It kadIdr,daal member, before
Been conferred in addressing mnation but should that
letter of your men, honor fall my lot shall,
hers to signify nhat noaidin my acceptance. give my
be- at the proper time, the views the com; romise
substance Of reply to themeasures in terms least
eenreRtio., and now have strong in teir fdrr as
the honor repeat i'm athose read to you days
more formal MANNER as the since. l3- Please say
occasion justly demands much to my friends, Gov.
that accept the nomina Jones, Mr. Bolts, MIR. Lee,
ton with the reSontionsjetc.
annexed" " In haste, truly yours,
.WINFIELp Scorr.
Iss To Hon. 8. Archer.''
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F.9HN'ESTOCk VER.HIFUGE
A SUPPLY of this eel, brated Worm Medicine Jus
IA eceived and for sale at the Drug Store OF
ly Z, 49,. A GILLESPIE.
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oils. lINsEED, TANNERS Lard, Meats Feet, &
~ TIaay - W ALLEN
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NHo NH E2 n EC III
MILL allow six per cent interest on all Deposits
w payable demand, ten per cent if left for si1
months, and offers Exchange on New York and sam
Louis, the lowest rates. may l3 dtf.
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ROOMS 20 RENT,

,vyuC ROOMS Of tie ord aud 3r! stories of tho Prick
/ tln,sc newt door hes,y tie store of r. G. NAPLES
ESQ.,, enquire Of d non'iE
Dubuque, June % lwd.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-28
DEPOSITE.

WINDOW GLASS and Hollow Ware, varied
w sortment of excellent quality. w ALLEN
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Removal,

Removal.
b. THOMAS, has removed his Store TO No 5
d above the Globe Building between 5th and 9th
Streets, door South of r. &. NAPLES Store.
l will be glad my old friends, and as many new
ones may favor me with call
GROCERIES.
large lot just received and for sale cheap, at the
New Store of j. b Thomas.
July oath 1852. Jy. 9th dwy.
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PURE
WHITE LEAD, Linse'd Oil and SPITE. Ttrpentnc
w A large supply of the abov" articles of the best
quality, just received and for sale at the Drug and
Paint Store of A. GILLESPIE.
July 7, 50 No. |, Globe Building.