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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-06

NNthe ftst OF October next select Boarding School
Owiil .. open al M,unt ST. bernard, commonly call
ed Table Mount Tbs location is most eligible, be ing
perfectly healf W alb four and quarter miles from
Dubuque, aud supplied viii excellent springs. he
education will b sound nd lib: raj: terms moderate
under the special of Bishop l"ras. For particulars
him his residence in Dubuque; or on the Pres
Ident of the establishment.
Sept. %, DIM
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Fresh Groceries.

vJNHE undersigned having returned from the Soutl
i with stock of Groceries, is now prepared t.
sell at wholesale RETAIL at small advance from cost
and transportation. Now your time TO purchase yea
winter supplies. Hall at Vests the Levee, or NJ
81 Main street and examine the quality and prce tho
goods. 6. X. WEST
October g lS5I-dw1y
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Tar CONSULATE AND ExrlRE M. Theirs,
the historian and statesman, is devoting his
leisufe-to the completion Of his history OF the
Consulate and E npire OF France. 1t Is stated
that in the last volumes Of this work he will be
a. severe IN the Emperor as he has been eulo
CYSTIC in the FIRST volumes. He 10 represented
10 have said lately to one Of his friends: alt
attack the memory of the Emperor FIR his poll
cy in the last yeas Of his reign, cannot Dc
rrprcached with injustice and impartialitys; t"l
think have sufficiently recognised the servi
scs which he rendered to society"
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MAR RlED.

BY Mr.. sp,ulding at his residence IN this
City, on the evening OF the 29th ult, Mr.. Slader
Of Benton county, Iowa, and Mis-. Banks Of
Acton N II =
Also, by the same, in the Congregational
church in this city on Sabbath evening the
3rd inst, Mr.. Henry Fl. RAINY, Of Saltwater,
Min, and Miss Almira Stoddard Of Dubuque.
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PAPER, PAPER.
From the old BirhShire Mills

N CARSON & co. are now prepared to furnish the
II, Trade with a finer better and cheaper quality OF
dealers respectfully invited to call and examine.
We have all kinds OF Letter paper, paper COM
mercia note, extrl white letter gilt BATH blu
folio post super blue folio port, fiue blue laid
cap, wove plain foolseap white laid r. led cap &c.
Fur sale AT D. Carsons & Main doors above the
NAPLES House.
Scpt.3 iwdaw.
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We conv from The Mem York Herald.

The following the official document in relali-
on to the recall. Of Gen. Scott from the COM
mand of the army in Florida, in 1896, "and an
inquiry into his conduct with the endorsements
oe the President" The letter was com,nunica-
led from Gen. Thomas S. .iesup, of the War
Office, to Mr., Poinsett, the Secretary of Wal,
in compliance with call of the House Of Re-
personalities. Col. Joseph Nj. White, was at
that time the territorial delegate in Congress
from Florida:
FRoM tx. poe, II r., NO. 23I-2irH cox
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Primary Class per term Of 4 weeks, So co
Higher Glass in Engl sh, do GO
French, do 5 0O
Drawing, do OF
Music du ~ 0f

deduction viii he made to pupils pursuing the or
namental connection with the more solid branches. -
Pupils entering during tn term wi be charged proper
tionlt but deduction will be made for abs nee
except cases Of sickness.
: I1N6ln
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Queens and Glass ware.

Common Greek, nv, yellow ware, window glass. etc.,
of all sizes and descriptions For sale at low ates by
GELPCKE & SCHROEDER.
FINE assortment of Mahogany B.ards and Ve-
( neering; Hair Cloth: Seat Springs and Cane; IN
store and for sale by FARLEY and CHkISTMAN.
Aug 10, dwy.
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OCTOR e. KlRKUP.
RESIDENCE AT THE Cry HOTEL.
OFFICE, GLuBE BUILDING.
Notice of PROBATE of will.

nN the first Monday Of October next, the will of
" Honora Mcmahon, widow of Simon Nc Mahon de-
ceased, date of dubuque county, will come before tina
County Cour, for Prhate which time all persons in
terested will attend and show cause why said w Ill
should not be admitted IL Probate.
BY order If th Conmy Court,
BENZ. RUPERT, Clerk.
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Gen. HonstoA said in his speech at Clrvr-
aand, that Il Was reported in Washington that
whRn Mr. Webster learned the action Of the
Cosvention he said, swell. this is not the FIRST
4ix1e re have heard of Tar asA Feathers conf NJ
lessfksr" Feathers, IS 10 well known, is part
ofthe popular soubriqueut applied 10 Scott and
Mr. Grahsm comes from st1te whose main
bpsines = exporting tar, turpentine and rosin
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Sligo and Tyrone Iron.
n n TONS assorted Bar Iron; 1856 bundles assorted
w Small iron; l20 bundles hoop Iron; 80 bundles
sheet Iron; so bundles Nail Rod Iron; l60 bars Slab
Iron received by late arrivals and tor sal.
FARLEY and CHRI TMAN.
Ang u. 5N-daW.Y
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To ANDREW JACKSON,
sSt4 ST. t7s President OF the United States
Enforcement on the back IF the above let
ter
Col Joseph NJ White Of Florida, requests
the Withdrawal Of Gen. Scott from the com
mand in Florida.
A J.
True copy:
h R. JoSEs, Adjutant General.
Julv l6. 1910
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ROardin- school.

Sept Is. 52-d2t&wlt.
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Eleetisn. In vermont-Great Democrat

louS Carson, Secretary.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

TWELVE fine House Lots for sale together
or separately, in what is known as Wickes' ad
ditien to Dubuque. Terms iasv. For further
information apply /" G. +. WlCkES.
Sent 2gth 80. daw 6m
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PRICES REDUCED.

To enable all nvads enjoy the advantages Of their
great restorative pow -.
Single Bottle IS cents.
Also for sale by Z. F. GILLESPIE
DuhrVtIe, low
Wholesale Agents, Missouri and iet:a~
X. BLA1iSI.ET "A.
July 2a ISJa-wly st. tn'us. Mo.
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GEN. sCOrr'S QUAIL lCATloNs.

The v. Y Herald thus sets f,rth the grounds
upon which GES Scarr il suPported for he
Presidency. Thoughtful men, cad what
say about similar qualifications in other mrn.
s.Einsily, the grounds upon which Gen
Scott is supper ed, avowedly are, lthst lac is
great military hero: great commander, has
never been a pecu!ator Or public deiaulter bal
10 sober MN, an honest man, and = good CT
Izen All these qualifications were possessed
by Gen. Harrison aud G.n. Taylor; yet the
lirst, in one month, showed his incapacity Tor
the exiyeucies Of the office and the latter, in
lees than 4 tw~lve,npn'h, fell into the clu cl,es
Of Seward and his kitchen cabinet; there was
no hope for the Of the TERRIBLE slavery
issue in Congress, until by decree Of Provt
leuer. the cabinet Of General Taylor were SUI
perseded BY Mr.. F.ilmare's Mr.. Webster, and
his asssci ates. What assurance have we that
Gen. Scnit's cabinet aud kitchen cabinet will
not be under the control and mana cement Of
Seward and his agents. How sta nds Gen.
Scott in reference To the extension Of slavery.
Il he f,r or against the principles and schemes
OF Seward and his abolition incendiaries Let
us have these questions fairly and sqlarcly ans
wered, aud then we have others Ia ask. Gen.
8 so.t has fallen into bad company, among bad
advisers, and dangerous associates, aud there is
reas N u fear that they all Understand each
other too well 10 he trusted There 3 the rub.
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PARTNERSHIP DISSOLUTION.

rINO all whom may concern, not:e is hereby given
L that the partnership heretofore existing between
Vim. Taykr, Cyrus Berkill and James :. Merchant, in
tie s'Rope and Irvine Manufact"ry, Dubuque Iowa, "
has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. The
husin 50 of the late firm has been assumed by VIM.
Taylor, and Cyrus Rerkl, who will continue at the
old It and above Hccb,'s Brewery.
-NN6-
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NEW STORE.


QMiek Sales y. small Profts,
STAR CHI THlN ST'O RE.
No 70 Main 81. Dtckers old Stand, Jchnsons
BiocE, Dubuque, 0ho0
HIEDLEBACH e. Gu. have just opencd AT the above
/ stand and weekly receiving large and raj
assorted stock Of Fall and Winter made Clothing and
Genflemens furnished Goods, consisting of Coats Pants
and Vests OF all shades make and prices, Linn Bosom
Shirts Cotton and Flannel undershirfs, Drawers Graz
vars, Collars, Pocket hks, Gloves, Socks Suspenders.
etc.
Buys Clothing Of aH Kinds.
general stock Of Cloths casne and vesting made
tnorder sold by the yd., and boys hats and caps
all varieties indian rubber and oil cloth coats pans
&c. trunks, carpet bags umbrellas etc etc.
The above stock will be sold at Wholesale or retail low
tha, Of the KIND before offered in Dubique
Our goods made up in the elest sly and expressly
for tiis climate. ing heavier than sale clothing usually
brought here. purchasers before buying elsewhere will
Call and examine stock. the prices cannot fail to
please, determine t"oHer Inducements TO tn.
public by selling goods al low prices at the Star Clothing
Store. "A AULL
Septic daw2ln Attending Partner
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HAVING bought ont my former partner Mr.. sCHU
MACHER. would inform my friends and customers,
and the public generally that will carry on the TO-
Gerry business at the old stand ain Sire opposite
the new Cathedral, my own account, and, being
thankful for the patronage her tofore Edcd the
firm, very respectfully solicit contGance of the
same. will always keep on hand, general assert.
ment OF G o'er,es, Wines and Liquors, and will sci
as cheap any House in the itv.
Sept 9.6md MATHEW TECHlRG1.
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w NJ. YI.DR,
Dubuaue Rope 4 Irvine FACTORY.

He undersigned continuing to carry tie business
commenced und the late firm Of Taylor. Berk i'll
and Aoreiand. waull resp cttuiy solicit a continuance
uf tie h retofre extended patronag. by Merchants
this city, and al the time would all
there will be neither energy ner ingenuity wanting
furnish such article OF Cordage &C., cannot bar
give cntira satisfaction. VIM. TAYLOR L. Co.
Sept. H. dWtf
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TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.
OrrtrI OF THE TLLrSoIs CENTRAL RAILROAD,
GIstc co. Snnfemller 90 1850

OrFtrI OF THE ILLrSols CENTRAL RAILRoap.l
CHicAGo; September, 20, 1882.
CEED Proposals will he received at the office Of the
. Chief Engineer in the City of Chicago, Illinois, until
the 18th of Octob noon Tor The Grading. Masonry,
Bridging AID Suprstrrture either Of them. the
following Divisions OF The ILLINOIS Central Railroad
wit:
Cd Division from Big Muddy River TO Townshpno l.,
north of the baee line, including Secs
I'll Ito Il2, SO miles,
Sd &C Township no north L. Ramsey's cretk
including Secs lib to ISL, SO miles.
18th " tsrma ,tip. al Deca ur, Including secs.
l52 1924, So miles.
18th I" from Decatur Bloomington, in Guiding
s,cs. 2o5 10 247 43 miles
It'll &C IS from Sale to FIR export, including
3 9to 3Sj 7SmileS.
18th " from Urbana to South Line Town IL III
Guiding 5S3 to $50, AZ miles.
18th TERMINATING at the junction of the Chca
go Branch with Man Line. including
SECS 63l to 7Of more or less "a mics.
Tcsal number ofmiles, 3S7
Proposals may be for the entire length of each Dvis
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Gov. Ramsay, sf Minnesois, has gone to
Waahingtan 10 expedite the Sioux Payments. -
Thy snsyst 70 500, 300.
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SCOTS PAY Z.

In answer to an inquiry ef the Senate, Secre
thy Z nrad replies that Scorr,s pay for services,
has been, altogether.
Regular pay and allowances $23l .236 40
Extra allowances, l5,532, &c
Wahh-ld without warrant Of law, 7,153,lJ
Unacc.unted for, l2,555,u2
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NOTICE..

TIVE partnership heretofore existing between MA
i THEW TSt'lllHGt and FRANCIS SCHtTMA
CHER, under the name OF TSCHIRGI Il SCHuHsiA-
CHER, has thus day been Dssolv d. by mutual consent,
all those indebted to said Arm requested to AXE
Immediate payment To MATHEW TStIiIRGI and all
those having denlfnds against said fl present them
to him. as he alone is authorized to set The nc ln
TSCHlRGi & SCHUMACHER.
Semi 7. 1872.
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Z nMEXICAN LAND WARRANTS guaranteed in
OU all respects, for sale for CASH or on time liberia
rms. nv Aug 2s-twfdi COOK SARGENT ECO
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For Sale,

a. 'TNIE pleasant Cottage yelling House and
fffN Lot situate on the west side of Clay sire, l..
-Xa.soui of and the corner Of T irt. en1h and
well known the residence Of Capt G. @. karrick.
The HauSe containing six rooms, besides kitchen, and
built with express reference t. Beatness and convpnI
ence in every part. The yard ornaiueHted with
flowers aud srulbery in great variety, and the garden
containing fruit Of various There two
ciserus the lot the aks aud cellars paved and
the situation for easantness is not surpassed by any
in the city,
For terms, inquire of Z. c. Hewitt, the City Hotel
or at this office. Dubuque. July 1852 If
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n what time Of lie may man be SAID 10 be
long tothe vegetable kingdom. When expert
ence has made him sage.
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Tar Massachusetts State Prison has 49l
inmates. Of which cnmber twenty are in io
life. - 4a. .aa \
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,rpru,,. soLA,pl TdicHAEL soBILLARl
ROLAND & ROBILLARD,

YSTERS-I.nhster sardinos Pickles. and prime
L Western Reserve Cheese, just received, nd lot
>, e.hy 1A,p,6Iwy, GELPCE r and SCHROEDER.
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lust Received and for sale the Mammoth Ware
u House, small consignment of Clear Mess Pork Dry
Beef, Wooden Buck. is. Painted Tubs, 25 Sacks Rio
fee 10 or. casks assarted Liquors 20 bills y. .. SUI
gar, 10 ~ hhs lrp Molasses, 20 b"zes Va. Rnd Nc.
Tobacco casks rle;r side Bacun lot of fresh l,a
in and l3 Id p'kgs.
Sept. 25th, 3w S. NJ. LANGWCRTHY,
No. 304 Levee.
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Az OuScE or FAcT is worth pound Of theory: and
the of concs. facts cluster round in
mparahle preparation, iioohands German Biuers,
prepted by DR. Jackson, Philadelphia, eslabIishn
its value tonic aud restorative, are such would
prevent incredibly itself from 9e>tio IFS efficacy
In all of disease tf sIomach whether or
eli roic, i, may be nded for It's soohng cordial
and renovatng influence. d, spepsa, h,srtnrn, loss
of app tlte nausei nervous treInors relaxation debility
&c, relieved by the i'ittrS in very short space
time; aud perseverance in III iils work
a thorough Sep. l3-dw2m
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For Sale mt IL great Sacrihc@.
gvyIIE $ w quarter Of section %, and the East hah
oi the south quarter, of section 29 IN township
81 nortiu range of the 5h principle Ma ridian,
Iowa containing $40 acrec--more or less
This land is about half timber, lays WELL is VOL wa
tered is choice heat land is convenient 10 Schools ana
by George W. f.uni'eck.
ANY person desiring TO purchase good tarn would q"
well 10 look this, as il st eay otIered al Saclnee.
ISY-Fcr particulars enquire OF IEo' w. hohioN.
March a. IaSl-iwt
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Il has been stated that MIR. CHAMPION, the
British minister, received dispatch from his
government, conveying orders to Admiral sly
mnnr to capture every American vessel found
within three miles Of the shore Of the coasts,
whether fishing, or preparing to fish, or even it
iLey are not on any fishing ground.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-06

Such az pals, washhoards, bowls, covered buckets
w II buckets. half bu. and peek MEASURES, knfe-trays
tar cars mop handles, hrooms brushes, etc. etc. For
AL by Gt.I.Pt IL IL SCHRDEbEk
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$290,557,lS

General PIErcE has received for pay and
allowance $50 81, 40, but no extra allowances
and pay withheld.
Now the interest we take in this, is to know
how much Of all these allowances to ScoTF was
for constructive mileage. Make GnEELEY
! cypher il out-N Y. .7tias.
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tLIANTED-Ac lerk in Dry Goods Store iIf this
Vt4lsy who understands the business, and who can
he avoably recommended, and able to take charge If
set vt Books. Nom other need apply. References will
b, required. Apply al this tli.e.
Dubuque, Sept. 3oth, 1852 daw-tf
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Notice 10 Taxpayers of Jones


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that all lands on
IN which the Taxes of the preceding years have not
paid will he sold AT the reasu' er's Office in Ana
mosa, the fourth Monday in Ocob,r next, and cob
TIME from day to day, until sold.
SAM. II. BUXTON,
Scpo-3tw Tr osurer, Jones County, Iowa.
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f. SA WSLAYER'S
.ADOLPHE MiNSKI.

FRENCH HAIR-DRESSBR, AND WlG-MAKER.
make this opportunity announce to his friends
aud the inhabitants Of Dubuque and vicinity that
he has iyed Saloon for the above business between
9th and 7tli, on main
He has good assortment of Ladies' and Gentemen's
Wigs hand, aud IN ,keI all descriptions of the
Grder Also, quantity of liquid Hair dye, his
preparation, and will color grey red Whskers Hair
To black auburn five minutes without the least
injury the skin.
Oct. LIST, '52-daw-ff -s-fg
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COMING OUTFROM EN-

THoMAs F. MEAGHER, il is said, intends
to take tour to the west, in about six months
from his fine
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w A. DlCKERMAN, G. a. SANFORD
1862.
tn MEPrHrJ'S z. ENTER3t

~ VI EXC nv > d C.hi uR.71f y.
XXy A. DI'KERNAN 4, Co., Storage, Forwarding
w /. and Commission Merchants Rockford vi.
Mark packages care of W. A. Dickerman e co., Rock
ford, Ill.
We are prepared 10 peceive and forward Gods and
MerchanJise with promprness and dispatch Inc "a
lena aud Chicago Railroad beng completed to ROCK ORD
aver the wor part OF the road from chicago ana On
buaue and til radiation in the prca VI freight on the
r. r. for all goods destined for Galena and points west
andthe low price Of rights from Now York {" Chicago
ans the by this route ing more than one ah
ess than lry thu III he great intureneht IT,
shin pers ship their gudS by this route. There VIII
delay Of good. by low water, ana goods WIZ he Tor
warled nv th. route in much ss time than by any ot'-
er w. A. y. & co. have made arrangements with "
sufficient number tre'iahe teams 10 take goods hrwafa
without eeav Goods will NOT b. lay ed a single da,
at Rockford Chicago ship goods by any OF the pm
canal line from New York, Of any "t the prlhrlpa
f,rw ardng houses, Chicago; of w A. bickeriha
and co.. Rockford. We have the pleasure TO refer 10
j. A. Holland, Esq, C. rorseman, Esq, j. w. Lay
lor Esq Rockford feeiy, Lawrence { co., o. A. "ih
& co. Dale Rum.ey & II. Merton ana CO., A. !
snenae and CO., Chicago; \. NJ. Langw ortily; Pete
Waples Esq Dubuque.
Rockford, July 10th, 1872 July l'-d"-om -
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wa. cLAfitS' JOHN A ALLEs
Clamin & Allen,
Nhoiesate Dealers In
BOOTS AND. SHOES

ST. 10 UIS, II O..
HAVING received the principal part Of their stock
Ut goods Tor the fail trade, specially invite the
attention oil purchasers tor Cry County the
Their goods have been carefully selee'ed the low
est prices and they confident That they offer
purchasers as great jndnc iehs can b> offered BY
any other House in the rrade.
st. Louis, Sept IA, dIin.
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GARDEN xl,EDS.
Ria ckssnHtIli1,g.

a g., W. n =. "a, grateful TO ,Is7f friend.
so;ri, ppon ntscxofoe extended to ,i ~; wuuId
;y pr pared to do al kinds county v5s eh !.
O., .hse =. unaess Wagons, rgis IL 10 re and
.,, "as,hnston To- nsfip, 10 nei fs p,,,.u.
.AGIfEf = 20.
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CEDAR RAPIDS
FEMAL SEMINARY.
Miss r.. Calder. PrinciD:lI,

,INHE Fall term of this institution will commence
/ on the second Monday in Septenbcr The services
OF accomplished teacher of muec has been secured,
and oh necessary assistance Pupils wishing all
themselves OF the opportunity OF learning music can
have the advantage OF the Piano at the Institution
Young l,dcs from distance be accomm date with
board IN good families and moderate tile
school. No pains will be spared in the cultivation OF the
morals and manners of the pupils.
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HOPS

of Grouth 1859 received at the Good Samaritan -
BIZ wrrs and Bakers and Hop users generally are invite
to call or they Will be shipped to St. louis.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-06

NoRTH CaRoLINA-We have at length the
full Official vote for Governor in North Carolina
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-06

VIZ ANTED immcdately--a sprighty boy, about IA or
w IL years Of age, TO attend Jewellers Store, and
learn the business None need apply. except they
come well recommended. Apply TO b. CARSON L CO
Dubuque, July 9th.