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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-03
MAN TIE GuNs-LoAD-FIRE. =

Let every democrat in Julien Township be
1t hm post, on thus ever memorable day, Tues
day Nov. 2nd 1854. Vital questions are to be
settled in this contest. A nation of twenty four
millions Of freemen, are deeply interested in the
issue. An ali potent blow must this day be
struck for The Union. The time has gone By for
argument. Action, vigorous action, is the
strongest sfsumcnt that can now be used. lie,
our democratic friends then. lay aside their bus
iness for one day, and lend their best exe-tions
for the promotiou of the best interests Of their
party and country.
The world eye Is turned this way, 10 mark
lhe decision Of this day. through the instrument
tally Of the ballot box. The fears and hopes
II Kinyly governments are absorbed in the con
test Ii The result proclaims Pierce the Pres,
dent, they have nothing to hope for; while
shosld Scott be The choice, they are assured Of
agitation and = combinations OF sectional hostili
lies and have strong hopes that the Union will
be dissolved. Let this be thr ease, and war il
the inevitable consequence. The consequence
of war between the North and the South,
.~ould be Tie weakening and into~erishiag Of
the country, 90 thsi rival despotie nations, VIII"
look upon the unexamrcd prosperity Of this
Wepublic with the b,ttcrest hatred, v osld rush
in and take sides with one party TO destroy thu
other, As the initiatory step for gescrai con-
quest Of the country.
Men may preseud 10 xegard this kind Of talk.
a. supremely foolish but we tell you it is JUST
fed BY the strongest Arguments that subject
is susceptible Of.
We can see then, whit our duty is and appre
ciate the importance Of promptly and faithfully
di.charsing il. Let each democrat do his duty
and the result will be one VI the greatest hi-
u.nphs tina, ever crowned the efforts ofthe dem
ocracy.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-03
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Groceries.

THE undersigned having returned from III" South with
large extensive stock of Groceries, vel, adapted
for tho Fall and Winter trade prepared to soil at
wholesale or retail as low p:es at any House IN
the city Of Dubuque, and hopes to give entire
to the purchaser This stock Of goods Il new and IN
prime order-consising Of Orleans, Havana, Loaf,
crushed, pulvcrzed and clarified Sugars by the hid "r
Darrell Golden SYRUP, sugar house, and SYRUP Maas
es; Imperial gunr0wdeT, young dyson Ell BACK icas
by the chest half chest, cattehoxes OF various Sizes
prices and gu altcs No L. Article prime Rio c. o.
Pepper Alspice, Ginger Salcratus, Starch Sperm star
and taow Candles Varegatcd bar, shaving, CASTLE
and rosn Soaps Zintee currents, Rasins Figs, Dates
Prunes Cinnamon, Cloves, Nutlnegs and Extracts o
Lemon, Verrz and Rose, fine lot Of Baltimore FRESH
cove Oysers Sard nes scotch herrngs picked herrin
mackerell, mackanaw Trout and White fish; Peppe
sauce mixed Pickles, Ghcrkins and Catssup; larg'
LOT Of fine grade smoking and chewing Tobacco from
IA ID. upwards common plug smoking, and flnt
cut Tobacco in boxes barrels; Snu, Pircs Regali
Principe and ycary Cigars; Pipe, stems, link WasE
Boards, churns, ubs, Pals Sugar boxes, grooms, mc[
sticks, clothes Pins, Dedcords coe Lines, Winlas Hal
ter and eah!o Ropes Of various sizes and qualities
Sein aud sack Irvine, candle wick and wrapping Iarp
Oakum, saccng, Tar Pitch Ro.n, Putty, White l;eta
and Oils Pint and half pint Fasks and Glass Tumblers
De,nijohns gallon and half gallon Dried Apples AIT
Peaches preserved FRUITS Citron Chocalafe, Gre
Apples by the bb'. Boston, Soda, Butter, VIM, aLt
sugar Crackers by the bb. Powder, Shot, Lead, Frt'
custom caps and pills, Plaster Pafis Kentucky GENE nj
Guny Bags by the Bale Bqckskin Miitns and Glow &c
Shoe Brushes and Backing. English Dairy and West EFT
Reserve Cheese and Stone Ware good supply Of iIe
uperiino and Extra Family Flour kept constantly q
hand and warranted good by G. H. W Esl.
Dubuaue, Oct. il. l059-dwy.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-03
N. v DESCELLEs,

N. v DESCELLES,
CoRnER FOURTH AND IOWA srKELTs:
M@AN X;ILT. continue to offer to his patrons and
tNi w the publ, generally, the choicest luxn-
ries to he obtained, either in the eastern or
southern markets. in the shape the very best liquors 70
be had in this market.
y "''' ' turdial Cherry Zine Brandy
from 1870 Of the best quality The FIRST quality OF
French and Cern,an Wines, Sherry, t'larc NladeiLa
and Malaga, The hest New York and Holland Gin, and
Rum, Ihe best Old Mnaongai ala and C'nc'nna''
Whisky and liquors Of all kinds On ect from the npor-
ters- IL, The selection of his imported liquors. n.
Descclles possesses tie advantages of being French
man born and reared the heart Of the wineries of ms
native country. He also has constantly on hand ana
for sae-sugar, New Orleans, also Loaf and Crush su-
-ar Coffee Tea Barley, Rice, Common and Fancy
SCANS. Star aud Tallow Candles, No ]. Mackerai,
Dried Herring, Oatmeal, oysters
Sardines, Chewing Tobacco Cut apd Dry, Flowers OF
Havana Cigars Prnc,pes ReGaiia<, double kectlhed
ss!era sugar Soda hnsy and Ma.ss c6sss
starch Indigo Candles Of all kinds, Almonds Figs,
Ras,ns Dried Plums, Preserved Fruits, Alispce fep-
pcrs, Nutmegg, Cinnamon. Salt BY TIE Dag.
Auc W
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-03
DIN II. WILLIAMS.


New YokK, Oct. 20.
The Cuban exiles held large meeii 6 at
Apollo Hall last evening. and formed Cuban
Junta They a!so issued an interesting arifesto
relative to affairs in their native Island. and
the measures necessary for IT'S redemption Sew
eral speeches were made both in English and
Spanish.
The ceremony oferccting the first column Of
the Crys,a: Palace tskes place on Tuesday next
The ma son work j. nearly completed. Z.
A son OF Bishop Ooane states that his faith
er's illness 10 not 20 serious as has been report
cd. N
The store ship Fredonia is at anchor in
the L 70 River t,kinin provisions &c, for three
companies U. 3. troops, which she Ill carr,
cut to San Francisco.
The Democrats ere tn have another mas
me citing in this city on Friday next week
Hon. Jas BLo',anan aud d. 8. Dickinson
will ald,ess the m, citing Gen. Shields will
sneak ks 3
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-03
Mount Pleasant. or Sulliv0n's
Addition to DubNQ Ulc.

ER. N. J.SULIiVAN, has lain of bis healthy ana
lVl Picturesque Tract or Land the Heb, near the
Residence of lion. GEO. w. JoSEs into lots OF gNE
HALF to THREE QUARTERS Of an ACKE eacn,
The situation commands delightful Wow ot the suT-
rounding country and is far removed from the MAS
matte influences Of the river, that Doc"ss visits VIII De
s. few and far between There never falling
Springs on the Plat, and good well water can ne had
on any Lot depth of Fifteen Feet. ssvcral lots are
eready engaged BY some Of the best citizens
respectable persons only, is recommended that appca-
ton be made to CHAS. CORkEK1, agent.
n r. Plat shelving the number and contents OF each
=, NAV he aeon AT the AGENTS office. fJune ,-dtf
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-03
Real st0te

Real state.
TIME undersigned offer tho following lands
for sale on reasonable terms.
In DuBrQuE CoUSry.
Sw Sc % acres; " Sc 80 acres, town e.
range east. w Ii. J sew Ia acres; W fr. !
NV ~ acres, e NV l9aorcs, town IS rnnge
east. S-w / IS acres, town 81, range east.
n W II acres, sc ne II acres, s.w e II
acres, ne n e Is acres, ne s.w Is acres, town
81, range west. Nav II acres, town ",
range 2 west. S.en.w 9acres, sc NV q acres,
town 81, range y west. s.w sc 81 acres, town
80, range ! west Swsw 4 acres, NV NV
town 90, range lw.
In ALAMAKEE County.
n J ne 50 acres, town 9e, range west. !
n " 70 acres, range %, west.
Apply at the Real Estate Agency Of
W. j. BARNEY Il co.
Dubuque, Oct. goth, 1859. wifi
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-03
ONE DAYOF ACTIVE WORK AND THE
DEED Is ACCOMPLISHED

All that is necessary to accomplish one OF the
m ,st brilliant triumphs that ever crowned the
efforts Of ! party, is Cor our friends to be duly
active ON this day, long to be remembered in
the aan lis Of our history, as the triumph or de-
feat Of Sectionalism. Il every democrat dis.
charges his duty as becomes = true SELLER in
the cause, Seward As ,litionism RECEIVES Blow.
from which il never can recover, and Native
A,nericanism dies the d.ath Of d g.
How vitality important then, for every DEM
1crat to do his duty.
Fall in TO line fellow democrats, and let US
march ia one solid column to the polls and charg-
the enemy front, flank and rear and the day Is
surely ours,
The time for argunent has gone by; the
time for action has come; are you ready Tor
the word 10 be giv>n, il 30, then blaze away.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-03
PROCLAMATION.

In an other column viii be found a proclama-
ton from his Excellcncy, Stephen Hampstead,
calling upon the people Of this state, to observe
he 25th day Of the present month, as day Of
thsaksg;vins 70 Almighty God, for continue.
lien Of Tie many and great blessings, which he
has seea 81, IN tlse Pienitude Of his wisdom and
nevolence, TO shower down upon our people
b.-rThe day seems appropriate and never was
ahere more propitious occasion for the out
mourning Of thanks. h8
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-03
ADOLPHE MINSKI,
FRENCH aA,R,DaEsspR, AND wrG-MAkEa.

uyAKEs this opportunity to announce to his friends
and the inhabitants Of Dubuque and vicinity, That
he has fixed up Saloon for the above business between
9th and 7th, on main street.
He has good assortment of Ladies' and GeItlemens
Wigs on hand and makes all descriptions OF the same
to order Also nifty Of liquid Hair dye, his own
and will color grey red Whskers or Hair
10 black auburn five minutes without the least
injury to The skin.
Oct. LIST, '52-daw-n
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-03

Ma. Wxssrxx's RELIosoUs FA,rH.-The
Syracuse Star says Of Mr.. Webster that he died
in the frnitinn Of Christian faith. and in full
communion with the ProtestantEp iscoPalC Church
Ills frequent courtesies and eulogies ofthe d.
Erent bodies otclergyman besp Ok mind deep
" impressed with the importance Of eternal
things, while his public speeches indicate his
intimate acquaintance with the Scriptures His
incessant devotion to public life FORBID him from
making display a. reIigionist, but The fidelity
with which he discharged every trust, evinces
the devotion which the railing element in
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-03

aas SrRlKE WHILE THE IRON IS HOT.
A little sSio~isg a.d striking must be done
TO-DAY. The Union must be still stronger weld
ed aaeether. The democracy viii have it to do,
Let sAem realize the importance Of the wo:k
s before them, and strike while The iron 10 hot.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-03
spuRiOus TlCEKTs.

We aKlin caution our friends about spurious
tickets. The wings are largely IN the minority
10 Ibis county and depend upon il, they will
struggle to acquire an advantage over us il they
eau.
Fl Al the last August election, they had some
I've q III different tickets At the polls. They
will play he same game At this election. Be a.
rssay fos then 10 day, a. you were in August.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-03
FrcsI, Groceries.

TIME undersigned having returned IRON the sonth
with a new stock IF Groceries, is now prepared 70
and Nowis your time to purchase year
winter supplies. Hall at VESTS, on the lcyee, or no
81, Mainsreet, and examine the qua''ty ana se me
goods. v. NJ WIS.,
October 9. l85l-dw1y
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-03
scHAELENGERs TO YOUR POSTS.

-(,HAELENGERS TO YOUR POSTS.
Much depends upon the men who are selected
4. ckallengers. illegal votes arc almost certain
10 BE offered. Such votes must be excluded
The purity Of the ballot bog must be preserved.
To do il, those who gre selected - challensers,
most be constantly It their posts. Let our
friends bear this in mind. H
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-03
For Sale.

rTNHE pleasant Cottage Dwelling House and
30 / Lot situate on the west side of Clay street,
GGiX south Of and near tile Of y irtrenth and
well known as the residence of Capt g. o. karr'ck:
The House containing six ro"ns besides Kitchen, ana
b,ilt th EXPRESS neatness and convent
ence in every part, The yard Us orna,nented with
flowers and shrilheFy in great variety, nd the garden
an.r fruit trees Of various Sorts There are two
csterns on the ot tLs alks aud cellars are paved and
the situation Fleasantacss is not surpassed by any
in the city. re-
or at this Office Dubuque. July 1852 IT
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-03
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 goth, so daw 6In.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-03

Our eastern neighbors are having an carly
winter Snow to the depth ofan inch fell At
Danville, VT. on Saturday last, and to the depth
of six inches, at Nashau, n. II. on Friday. A
letter from Pennington, N. II. dated the 18th
inst, states that the tops vi the hills and noun.
tains in that vicinity are covered with snow
At Portland Me, there was also snow storm
on Friday.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-03

Gov. Ujhszi, The Hungarian, and Governor
~ Cemssp, edvertises HE farm and pOsses'l-
qns IL Iowa fos sale. He is going 70 Texas,
~ climate u lows Being 70 rigid Tor him.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-03
RErERExcEs--Markham & Ewood, Detroit Michigan
UnIsons Il Croul, s.
VJf0fRe Winter, t

TX Governor IaEed ~ Williams, lancaster N. Jersey,
His Eyceliency, John Hubbard Augusta Me-; Hon: Al
yah Morrison, raintree Mass; Hon OLSON Wood, sum
mcrs, a.; Ji6a Stephens, ockland Lake, N. T..
Stephen Reynolds, Esl. Toy; N Y; Hon Tappan
Wentworth, LOWELL Mass; Hon v French Bsaintree
Mass; Hon. L Hathaway, Freefown, Mass; Hon. p.
Wasiiburn, Middk boro, Mass; Hon. s. $. Ellsworth
Penn Yam. n y; $ Hubble, Esq: Sec Of fire insnr
OF the Daily Adverr,ser Rochester " Y; II. s. Alls,
Esq, Rochester Y; Ez,riah Body, Esq Rochester
Ny; L. Bonney Esq. U. S. Hotel, Buffalo, N. y; Gen.
Randall, I5a Main str, ct, Buffalo, y.
f.rAll commune ions should be- addressed 10 the
President, (Po-t paid.) CHtS. BROCkMAN. Agt.
Oct. 10, lS52-dly
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-03
STRAYED on STOLEN.

From the subscriber living in Dubuque, tWo year
old horse col, lett Iask except small starr in the
face-his name was shearrd Of also when he left Any
per.op delivering said colt Information that VIII ead
10 the recovery Of said colt will be literally rewarded ny
the subscriber. HhEi HN
Inn OCt. lNn Ic0Ss
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-03

HAVING bought out my former partner, Mr.. Otto
II Gc'pcko, beg leave to inform my friends and tho
public rally, that shall the business the
old stand next door to Iisrrisons my
For the liberal patronage Away extended the late
firm, tender 10 the public my most heartfelt thanks,
and would respectfully solicit continuance Of tho
HERMANN SCHROEDER.
Dubnq1e, Oct. ood, 1852. dwlm
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-03
PROPOSALS

WILL. be received dunng the week by the Gndcrsign
ed cominfice of the City Counsa for the delivery
Of tagging to b. placed the crossin Of Main street
the size and description u rock needed AN he certan
Q by eRquiriMg of CHRISTOPHER PELAN,
o GEORGE M'HENRY,
Dubuque, Oct 4td Committee.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-03

- We wonder il our ne,ghbor and friend Of
~ Pfsi6e Star, is not becoming little Free
Soilishs The last No Of his paper contains
sriclss, which seem to justify The snqqiry
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-03

Madame Goldschmidt is at present At Lipsic
residing with her husbands relatives She has
purchased house at Dresden, and it 10 said she
intends to live in future in that city
JuDcE CLaRK.-The Miners Express pub
fishes the tact that Judge Clark has Withdrawn
his subscription from that paper. We are in
cIincd 10 think that the Judge made bad spec
ulation, a., according to our view IF the case.
it was evidently his policy to pay the Express
to misrcpresent and oJuse him.-BMrtington
Telegraph.
BY the same pasi'y Of, reasoning, Gen. Jones
might pay the Telegraph, all its worth TO con-
tinue it's Misrepresentation and abuse Of him.
When the editor of the Telegraph will show
wherein We have misreprcsented and abused
Judge Clark, we will agree to fun,sh him ration.
for the next year to come, and this involves no
small item Of expense, that's certain.
What's the price Of freight down your way
profe.sor A0rv.uo
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-03
Another Alucricau Vessel Lost.

The Arctic brings us the following note from
Captain Williams, ofthe ship American Con-
gress, (Grinnel t. Minturns line,) dated.
LONDON, Sept. "a, 1852.
On the 18th day of September last, in lat AZ
II, North, long ~ 0s, fell in with the barqu.
Baltic, Capt. Honeywell, of Philadelphia bound
from Leghorn to Philadelphia, with cargo OF
marble and rags, in sinking condition, the crew
having been II the pumps for ffty.twe hourr.
The captain and crew were taken on board
thea mer;can Congress, and the barque aban.
doned to her fate, Yours RESPECTFULLY,
u. ss JOHN H. WILLIAMS.
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Auction Notice!

II. cox, AucTIoSEEa, Dubuque, Iowa.
WILL give ~ rsonal attention to the Sale Of REAL
w ESTATE. FURNITURE, HORSES, CATTLE,
and MERCHANDISE OF everv description.
From long experience and familiarity with the bnsi-
ness he feels confident of being able to give satisfaction
,u All those who NAV entr,ist business to his care
Liberal cash advance made upon consignmcnts, and
orders of consignors strictly adher, to-
Administrators, Assignce's and Curators eales al
tended to on the p,.st reasonable terms. 49,
Mcchandise and Pu5Nit4se honght and sold on liberia
,rm. "''' K.COX,
Ct<Auction Reom Dubuque, Iowa
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-03
TICKETS.

A plenty Of tickets will be fouad at this Of
Ga
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-03
.A.,r,ycroS. %

WASHlSGT0N, Oct. ~ III
The block Of marble from Texas for the Wa.
shinSton Monument, has been feceived.-Ca
l,iornia 10 about TO send three blocks, the one
previous sent not being deemed Of sufficient
magnitude and beauty.
The one from Texas completes the full com.
pliment Of blocks from all the States OF the
Union.
A Virginia paper mentions that the Van Clurs
2 Id mines, at Frederick sburgh. have been sold
f,r $3O0,O00 They will be worked by Eng.
lish company.
The Po,amac Savings Bank Of this city has
suspended payment for the present.
CoMxAupER IN CHiEr OF the British army
The new commander in chief. successor to
The Duke or Wellington, has been nominated.
Lord Hardnge being the party sslee ed. His
age is g. He was already Iieutenant-gen
efel, and enjoys pension for wounds at Wa
terico. and also pension $26,OOO year fo
the battle al Sutlej, at which he commanded
whenlhe was Governor General # India Many
wear. ago be was Secretary Of War, [as 81
Hardiner,) and subsequently, he was Chief Sc
cretary for ireland.
A correspondent Of the providence Post offer
10 bet that Pierce will get the vote Of all TN
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-03

BALTIMORE, Oct. ~.
The Mayor called a meeting to morrow to
adopt me ,spres to pay appropriate tribute to Mr.
Webster
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-03
DR.. GILREKT.

Office Main between 9Th and 9th streets, in The br,o.
Building over Cannon'S Grocery.
Resdcnce-City Hotel.
s.-Paricuiar attention given TO diseases peculiar
to women and children,
Oct Ii -Iyrd
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-03
JEREMIAH ROLAND. MICHAEL RqbllLA"p
ROLAND e. ROBILLARD,

ROLAND q ROBlLLARD,
STONE CUTTERS,
Corner of THIRD and Iora Streets, Dubuque,
n ESPECTFUILT invite the attention Of Builders
II and this establishment, wicfe va VAL Keep
constantly hand get up to order on short notice ana
on reasonable terms, every thing coming legit'mat.y
within our line of business.
For further particulars, please give us call
June y dwy. .-
To EMIGRAN1o aHHH OTHERS
Two thousand eight hundred and twenty acres OF I'M
proved and proved land for saie in lots to SHIT p
chssers consisting Of prairie and aher sifhat TED IN
Township Ninety North Of Ranges Seven and tght
Vast OF the Sth p. NJ. Payettc County, Iowa. Terms
ca>y cash, Cattle Horses Wagons, &c taken IN pay
Nply subscriber h premises or to Clark
& BisseI Main Street, Dubuque, Iowa.
OCtl3 X3m WILLIAM siEthENSoN'
As Ounce FACT is worth q pGtRd al theory ana
the sworn, lmivo facts thar cluster round that IN
com parable preparation, IIoohand's German Bers,
exeparsd by DR. Ii Jackson, philadelphia establishing
IFS value as tonic and restorative such rs womb
incrcduiy itself from que on,ns its eifcacy
In all cases Of disease # stomach, whether acute or
ronic il may be nded for its soothing, cordial
and re nov atng influence. Dyspepsia, h,artbIr, loss
of appetite nan-es treors relaxation debility
&c arc relieved BY the BHrvs In very short space oi
time aud perseverance in their use never fails to WORK
thorough cure, isep' I'-o"~m
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-03

II snov wss one. inch deep At Darville,
Ysraoet, - he 18th inst, and vac still fall
ing. as
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-03
SEND lnTHE RETURNS.

Our friends in IL interior, will oblige u b!
seniise i the RETURNS u speedily . possible.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-03

WASH Will be paid for any quantity Of good De-
u skins and Furs at my Ware House, Nc. 3l6
Oct lIth-dwy. u. w Ee !.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-03
TEN DOLLARS REWARD!

CTRAYED from the subscriber about the LIST of Octo-
bcr small pony about years old rather heavy
SET entirely black in color and having with her black
horse colt with small white in his forehead. SAID
colt is year old spring. The above ard will
he paid delivery Of The animals the subscriber v.
ing in Dubuque County, information that hc can
get them again. MICHAEL G. KARRICK.
No., u.C,,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-03

lump Of gold, weighing fourteen pound
and half was found, one day last week, on thu
property of the Chaudere Mining Company,
n ar Quebec. AT the same place very ricl.
vein Of gold has been discovered. Sc says tn.
Montreal papers.
Thera 10 now on exhibition at Calais Maine
q hog raised by Mr.. Nathaniel Lamb. Of Mill
town, which stands seven feet six inches, high,
and girts six feet eight inches, and weighs
twelve hundred pounds. 1t is one year and six
months old. How many legs has II
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-03

An insane Jew died at the House of Indus ry,
in boston, last week, at the age "fthirty wears.
This Is the first Jew that ever become public
charge in the city Of Boston within the memory
Of its oldest city officials.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-03

Kossuth's sister, Madam ZuIavski, has open.
ed boarding house, at the corner of 4th street
and Avenue A in NY. city.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-03
DIR. SPRAGUE

Ia again returned this City engage permanently
the practice Of his profession and may he found by
mis- old friends Al his Rooms in tho City Hotel at his
Office immediately opposite the City Hotel.
Oct 9th, '52-daw-ly.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-03

HAVING bought cut NY former partner MIR. sCHU
MACHER. world inform my friends and customers,
and the public generally that will carry on the Gro
Gerry Business At the old Stand on Main Street. opposite
the new Cathedral, my own account, and, being
thankf for the patronage heretofore extended 70 me
same. will always keep hand, gsaeral assoI,,
ment OF Groceries, Wines and Liquors: ana VIII sell
az cheap as any House in the City ,e,,,
Sent q.6Ml MAIHhW iSNHI"oi.