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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-11
G.3TCLING OIL.

Supply of Merchants Gaeg'ing Oil for fresh wounds,
IA gals sprans, bruises burns, scadS spavns, 0uI-
red feet and all dseas; If cattle and horses,
store and for sale ty the agent,
Dubuque, Jan Is A. GILLESPIE.
No. !, Globe Building
DAN KiLLEr-fh have just received supply OF this eel
L .brat, d medicn,, warranted Genuine
\. GILLESPIE.
DruE Cop IrvEn CiL--i genuine article now in store
i and for sale by ii GILLESPIE
np IIooFL.rps, GERMAS Buffers for the of Liver
- Complaint, Janndce, Eyspepia, Arhuia, Nervous
Debility. sc, ft sale chcapty ths agent
a GILLESPIE
DrrsIS-Or the digestion fluid custrlc Juice, Fl
l. the cure Of indig son, dyspepsia, liver complaint.
constipation and nervous decline for sale by the gent
L. F. GILLESPIE.
No. ], Globe Building.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-11

DELEGATES. INsTEuCTIoss.-The notice of the
Fairfield Railroad Convention, is very shnr,
fr this part OF the State, short that ins'anta-
neous action is requisite ia the Counties "f Du-
buqu., Jones, Benton, Linn, Cedar, Scott, John
son, Iowa, Poweshiek, Jasper, DC. ", in order
to insure even the appointment OF delegaie'.--
Not a moment is to be lost; anu we Request
each of the above counties, if it can do no bet
ter, either to send volunteer delegates, or te
instruct the delegation Of the nearest represe Mt
cd County to cast its vote.- CaPi!at Reporter.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-11
Public Land. Real Estate,
GENERiT, AGENC Y.

GENERIL ITENC 7.
Office on i street, City Hotel Bindings, Dnbuqe, iowG
LAMP WARRAsIs, sold ~ located on moderate terms.
FARMS AND CRY LOIS fl 'ac, improved and nnimproved
DRArrs on Great Britain and Ireland fl sale, aid pay
able at any Bank in tho u lifted Kingdom
EXPIRES, FoNwAnpisG :" and from all parts Of Europe
ard America hy Adams Co.'S. American Express, and
Edwards Sanford Cos. trans atlantic Express, conncc
ting with Chaplin & Horn in Corn Hill, London.
COMMISSIONS execute and Drafts Accounts collected
in Europe through Edwards Sanford & CO.. Of London
PEysioSs, LAND WARRANTS, PATENTS, and claims Of al!
descriptions against THO United States any of tho Dc
ralents win be attended to through Agent at Wash
q ton.
Issuance on Life, Fire, or Marine risks on tho Jim
Stock or Mutual principle.
N<fAny ether business within tho legitimate sphere o
an ,cnt's duty will receive our best attention.
Aug l0-ly Wd CORhLRl 8, JONES.
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NO BACK OUT ABOUT
e. VIZ. Burton & Go.

IJNIlEY can and will work for as little pay any
house in Dubuque, and THY DErERmINEo 10 sell
their entire stcek OF Dry Goods and winter clGthc,
ssns If Frencl, AMI English nicrncs pacas aolin dc
lans ginghams and large variety Ct silk goods popins,
g. Blankets and cloth ovtrcoats dress coats, cashmere
and pantaoons vests fevey variety hats, caps
&C., at Eastern cost.
TnE1 rIIp CHEAPEST and will sell without
reserve until Vi ufcii EeSt.
All those wishing to bay more coed for lass money than
can he found a any other house in Duhu.c respectful
" invited call the north end q tho Napi.s Louise ana
, learn tho truth Of the above statencn -
Jan l5-dwly =. w. bChloN.
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Protection Fire and Marine
IySeJE ANCC COMP ANY,

Dec. l--mGUl
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Consumer look to Your Interest
l. q K OUT
NN& NNM,

TYANiNt: located myself permant nifty he city of
III Dubuque, and being srous of seeing tho place
prosper, and The cz Of tn, State enabl TO make
money, aud that may have fo1 my spring and
summer stock OF gnnds which an deterinin d shall
please the ey, ami ncke ths fancy, have concluded
that til, people shall have
"A Rare Chance for Good Bargains"
Consea, ny dot. rnned 10 soil the remainder of
nv Fail and Winter stock Oh hand, not exactly a
Cost. but "a
Little LAeaper than th0se nho are Selling at
COSf
Respectfully request all those who indebted To
me to call; their bills all made out bat
MopEsFY presents III" presenting tneh,
j H. THOMAS,
y arly opposite tile Wape- House.
p.s. Country Merchants will make money by calling
my goods were selected With IA eye sing I" htf III
I tGrest. jan E>.--aNpy
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NEW YEARS ADDRESS.

NE" YGA1 y 0OONESSs
Ladies' Gents, Misses and B'hoy's,
Another year of pains and joys
OF veal and woe, has flown away
In dark oblivion To decay.
But w. r. A. & Co.
Holds on Pro. Bono. Pa5i;eo,
And at their celebrated stand,
Continue still To kcepon hand,
For public good, the best of DRuss,
S,ces, Bottles Jars and Jugs,
Curling Fluid, Oil Of Roses,
Perfumes TO regal your Noses
Oils and Putty, Paint and Glass,
Gums, and Combs IF every class,
All Pat Mt Medicines, and Pills,
Trusses. Gayanic Belts, and Squills,
School Books, Ink and Letter Paper,
Enyelups, Sealwax and Wat r,
Shot and Powder, soap and sponge,
Dyes which no washing can expungc,
Surgical Instruments and Irvine,
Blistcrs aud Plastcrs. Banks and Wine,'
Salcratis and Chloride 81 Lime,
Essence Of plants oil every cline,
brushes and Erooms, Lampwick and sssh,
All warranted; and sold fof cash, H-
Brandy, Gin, Whisky, Bay -ru N, Rum,
Etcetcra ad lninitun.
oh, sovereign people. now receive
The thanks If gratitude we give,
For patronage and flvors past.
Long may your life and favors last,
And vita united hearts sincere,
We wish you all Happy Year.
W.. ALLEN, h. co.
Dispensing Chemists ard Druggists,
N". 1901 Main ST. Dubuque, djcin-
7-ly ing NAPLES House.
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CHANGE OF PLAN.-Thc Milwaukee and Mis-.
s's<ippi Railroad Company have decided to ter
inmate their road on the Wise ansin rv-
err, at Prairie du Sac, in place Of the M;ssis-
sippi, at, or near the Western term nus of the
Northern branch Of the Illinois Central railroad
This change we suppose is made in view Of Sc
cureng the trade Of the North The people Of
Grant county are much dissatisfied with the
change.
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planning MILL,

SASH DOOR, AND BLIND SHOP.
,vUE undersigned fakes this method CT informing the
I the citiz ms of Dubuque, Mechanics ard Farm r
generally that h is prepared to do all kinds OF
,aning such flooring, partition, shelving, &C., of any
width from on sixteen inch :, and from three quar-
ers OF an inch three inches in thickness, producing
rtcc similar hand work. lie keeps constantly on
hand Dressed Lumber for sale and is prepared tt
execute all ord RS from abroad III his line.
Country Merchants
And Others will please member that hsi- the place Il
buy SASH Doors &C., ototcSate md reeH, very chcal
for cash. All ask is to give me- call before pircasi!
els wler,.
Shop on c,rner Of Iowa and Fourth street. adjoining
tho Temperance House. -
J. L. DICKINSON.
n. r. Turning and Saving done short uotiec il
desired. Aug G,-"tm.
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A HinEoUs MOSsrER-Thcre exists in
French society. remarks the author If Monte
Leone, and we may add that it is by no means
limited to French society, hid Gus monster
KIN ,wn to all, tn ugh no one dsturbs it, It's
ravages great, almost incalculable. 1t SIPS
equations, pos rs, diShonors and defiles TIL
spiendar Of the m ct estinabe form.
This minatauru., VIII CHI dcvours 50 many in
noccnt persons, is especially fearful, because
the blows are terrip'e. II presents itself under
| the mild, st and genties, f,ris, and is recriv d
everywhere in the city We find i, in our rooms,
in the interior Of our families, in the palaces d
| The pulrn', and the sarrcis OF the poor. 1t has
no name, being mere Fl !ure of speech, very
word II is composed Of but one phrase, anl
is callcd-THEY SAY.
EDO you know such one:" is often asked
and the person is pointed out.
"Na, blu, they say his morals, are very bad
He has had strange adventures, and his famil,
is very unhappy
sAre you surc:'
/ "No, know nothing about it. But they sa!
"Donot trust that gentleman who has sue!
credit. and is thought 50 rich. Be on you
guard.
.Bah his fortune is immense, see wha, a,
establishment he has
aYcs, tthey sag he is very much involved.
"Ilo you know that tact."
!, "Net |. They say th"u.h-''
+ This they say is heard in every relation q
li!e 1t IS deadly mortal, and not to be graspef
> II goes hher aud hither strikes and kills mar
. ly honor, female virtue, without either sex BE-
ing ever conscious OF the injury done. Fac
as he reads these lines will remember cases i
Illustrating the truth of what we say.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-11

" We had the pleasure, this m ,rnno, ol
taking by the hand our friend, Jouy KING Esa
oi Dubuque, Iowa, who is visiting his rela ives
i'll this the country of his former residence. -
Mr. X. established The first newspaper ever
published in Dubuque, 1885. That city has
now three daily, four weekly, newspapers Gone
Germany and tr weekly tor and assortment,
OF which are indebted to Mr.. X Dubuque
and immediate suburbs contain 5000 inhab
tants. The lead mining interest there is hi. h y
hnurishing-iavorably affecting every other
Farming lands within two miles of the city, on
good roads,are worth $500 per acre.-V Wishing
ton paper.
CALlronx14 Gen james Wilson who some
years s;nce occupied the office of SurveyoF
General Of Wisconsin and Iowa, and with whom
many of our readers acquainted, is now III
California. He writes home to his friends,
that.
people have entirely erroneous opinions about
California. The common idea Is that if per-
sen only get to California he has nothing to
do but t. scrape up the gold by the shovel full
Until he has satisfied all the cravings Of avarcr :
The advcnturer fer Calinrni, starts with this
opnon-hs mind is all absorbed in thu hts
abou, linen sacks, bucksk!n bags and close pur-
to hold his gold-he is anxinusly cantriving
how t. pick, keep and safely transport his pre-
cious yellow dust. His beautiful Ievere is
never for nome nj disturbed BY doubt Of get
ting it.
tits great and fatal mistake. 1t is enough
Of itself t. blast the prospects Of nine ont OF
ten # all the people who come to Cal,ioIn g.
The stern experience Of the pracical min-r
snon disp-ls The error, and the poor drludrd
sufferer is discouraged, dishear,ened and NOR
tiied-he loses his energy and fortltude-he
slckens and dies.
have seen many such cases, and dare not
advise any 1T my numerous correspondents t.
come to California. Those who 'sstand wei
had better stand STILL
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-11

"from the tone Of Mr.. Canpbelrs letter in
our yesterdays paper, VIC apprehend that he
viii feel bound by his official oath and his duty
to his constituents, to oppose the demands OF
the Iowa delegation, for some particular grants
Of land, for purposes # internal improvements.
We ara unin or,ned as to the prrticular bill that
is considered, by him. objectionablt; but should
suppose that he would Mt vote for appropria-
ton of the public domain, t. aid in building SO
unnecessary and uninportant a work, as the
proposed Dubuque and Keokuk Railroad. To
believe that he could be brought t. do so o,ish
thing, as, at present, even To talk Of the Du-
buque and Pembina scheme, is an insult to his
common SENSE Gaicm Jctersonian.
Your Representative appears to be very much
given to favoring all sides of the question. |,
was only few days since, that distinguished
democrat of this City, received letter from
him announcing the strong probability OF the
passage Of the Dubuque and Keokuk and Da-
vcnport and Council, Bluffs bill ana the pleas
ure it would afford him to see it pass.
If these are such foolish projects, why is i
that your favorite for the Presidency, MIR
Douglas, goes in for them' lie is the advo
cate of both the Dubuque and Keokuk ane
Pembina roads
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INVITATION ron xossurH TO VISIT IOWA

The following copy Of letter, transmitted Z
the Mayor of st. Louis, to be given to Knssul
when he visits that City, has been kindly fur
nj, he'd US by the Governor. It seems to be ,
very proper mark OF respect, and in the absence
Of legislative session, we pleased to
know that the Governor has taken this step
Whatever diversity Of opinion there may be
with individuals and parties, as to the principles
involved in the present agitation for Hungarian
| independence, or the justice and practicability
OF our government, or people contributing aid
for this object, certainly none can question the
pr"priety Of extending an invitation TO the dis
iinguished patriot 20 visit the State. de has
| received marked attention wherever he has
been, and as he is making n tour through the
West, and must feel strong desire to visit the
home OF Ulzhaza and his companions, we are
pleased that the following oliai,l letter OF nvi-
talon has been extended to HIM
DuBUQuE, Feb. 3, 1852.
Let NE invite you 10 Wis the
state OF Iowa, the residence Of Gen. Ulhaz
and number OF those brave and gallant men
who were engaged with you in the noble at
tempt TO establish Constitutional liberty for the
people Of Hungary. Alth ugh that attempt
Jailed m consequence cf the Intervention of
Russia and the treachery of an Hung ,ran Gen
eral, whose name is unnecessary to be mentioned, |
md your country is now trampled down by |
Austrian despotism, yet we hope-we believe |
hat the day is not far distant when your patri
,t:c appeal to men and nations, will call .h
hat sympathy and aid, which will enable that
and from which you are now exile, 10 achieve
Ter Independence and establish and maintain
rec Government
Although the General Assembly of the State
; not in session. and thu means of formal re-
eption are not in our power, yet may give
ou the assurance that should you visit us,
ou will find people who scurn oppres sion
Who love liberty, and who deeply sympithise
With all those who are struggling, or who may
ontend for the establishment of Republican
nd free governments thr ughou: the world.
have the honor to be,
Yours very respectfully,
S. HEMPSTEAD, i
Governor of the State of loves
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Notice

hereby given 10 all whom it may concern, thar the
lsubscrb having been duly appnint Executor If the
Estate of WIN " lialicn l,re Of Buchanan county, d.
ceased, has PIT til trust by giving bonds the law
dir All persons indebted To said req sed
o make pawn ut And ail rsons having demands a.
"ainst the to exhibit I'll duly proven within Is
months from date THOMPSON.
Qua~q,,t oa, Jan Il, 1852 Jan 2s-w4t*
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TIME Stockholders Of the DubniuI '''.ui So.
ance company, ar hrrehy noiea li", "H ,". ~.
LII Couuauv To pay loss 10 the Estate :" falfis UNI
1h a,,..s,cn small and ii Is hoped that ihe pa.
n, ms " i'll b. made immediately without ta,f nv
! tice. 'A' c., t.r,,
! Dubuque, Jan 3,--3wd secft'Afs'
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Railroad Notice,

NOTICES hereby given that the 2ud iEstainent o
~ one per III due en- the Railroad shares
immediately be paid into the hands of the Agents who
authorIz To endorse the same further indulgence
cannot be given, and hereby saving
LOWELL / LANGWORTIY,
Jan l4-J2w Agents.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-11
Dissolution.

TIE partnership heretofore existing between L. Lang
worthy and n. L. Stout, under the name of Langwor
thy Stout is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
All persons having demands against the late hrin viii
present H. L.. for Payment and all those in
nehIed t. tn aforesaid tirm make payment 10 II. L.
Stout who is duly authorized receipt for the
Walk up FIR the business must be closed.
The bu mess will be continued by J. L. Iangwory
the old stand J. l.. LANtiWORTHY.
H. L.STOCT.
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EGy:slG TO: California!
Farm fnrGala

TNiFTEEN miles fronu Dubuque, on the Davenport
Il road one Of the host in Northern iowa, viii h.
found for sale II Contains 30 acres, of which lD Is tim
her, 10 cnCio Cd, and - wl cultivated his land has
been occupi sine. IS4, and on the premises good
Eewd log house. RoothousC, and other out buildings, a
oung bearing orchard, COED water and all essential
GuiS to make il OF the most desirable places In
the West
Enquire Of Maurice Farrell on the pr mises or Of
CiIAS CORkERY,
Jan 27-dwtf Dubuque
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s. G 90 DRID E,

s. ODRIDG
.1TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At L.1W
GE y Err ~ l. AND AGE
HAS on hand and is constantly receiving Land War
for 40, 50 and 100 acres for sale for cash loca
ted on time Warrantec DEEDS from the soldier will be
given upon the issue of the Patent.
Gov srErHES IlrmpsrEAp, Dubuque, Iowa.
Hon. J. ]. DYER, s. g.
p WAPLEs & 20 Sc
Col WAKEFIELD, Lansing Alamakcc county
CH> w HoBBs, EsJ, Delhi, Delaware COUNT.
DR ASpaos, Clayton county
Hon STEPHES WucHEr, Muscatine
SAM Hull. Fayette county
MANN, Esq Anamosa, Jones county
p Cook, Esq, Dav IMPORT.
OFFICE few doors above til City Hotel, Doyle's
Store. Jan2o--dw
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-11
Malice.

fTE undersigned having purchased the entire interest
Of T.. +. Gillespie, will continue The Drug, Medi-
cine and Paint store, at W. Globe building, his
account A. GILLESPIE.
Jan l. ls5o-y
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NEW YORK, 81

NEW YORK, II.
DEATH OF Ds. DoAxE.-Dr Sidaey Doane,
health officer OF this port, died at his residence
at Q ,arantne, this morning, at SIX o'clock -
The doctor it will be remembered. took prom
,nrnt part in the Kossuth reception. Ills de-
cease. was subs qu,n tly contracted in the ardu.
Gus duties Of his situation.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-11

Az UScESERnUs lNsINUATIoS.-The Bur-
lington Triegr ,ph tnsiaaates that Gen. Dodge,
il opposed to our railroad bill now pending in
the Senate.
We look upon this insiuuation, after the re-
masks If Gen. Dodge, upon reporting the bill,
n one Of the land committee, as mercinary be-
yond measure. The friends Of this distin-
.euished Senator, cannot be made to play into
che hands Of IN ambitious iittlc gentleman upon
the mere sPse 3srit Of the Telegraph. Gen.
Dodge is friend to the Bill, or why would he
give it favorable Report and advocate it be-
fore the Sen1,e He is not the man to take
two sides upon this question. And it viii be
with the editor Of the Telegraph like "kickns
agains, the pricks" to attempt to destroy Dodge
The editors aid, seems to take it in higi
dugeon, that contemporary has suggested, tina
the editor is P .ltically ambitious. Why, man
it is notorious where the editor is we'll known
that his vanity in this respect, is supreme. IL
h,s always been borcirg the democratic part
for Office and within The last six months he ha
prirateiy manifested the same devouring pas
sion. You are far behind the intelligence of th
Telegraph rires If you don't know, That he is al
Piring. A seat in the lower House Of Congress
10 rather = pleasant place, eh!
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-11
BURTON"S CHEF STORE ENLARGED
TREMENDOUS STOCK OF GOODS

CHEAT KUSTT t1F BU 7 EKN!
4 L. admit that BURTON'S is the place to Bar G'oas
n Cteap for cash produces and great has been the
rush. OF this fact, that lie has doubled tie
size of his store and having just returned from tie EAs
is now opening Of the largest and best selected stocks
Of goods brought this market in order to acccino
date his increasing customers.
To those who have bought at Burton'5 Cheap Store
heretofore need not describe tie various and almost
unlimited assortment of goods which VIC keep hand
But the uniformed we would say we have every var
cy of dry goods the finest dress goods for ladies, Il
ilc che 2pcst prints and dometcs have broadclos
casSnecs aud sattncts, fine and coarse; ready Gaic
clothing every style and quality and suitable for al
sorts weather boots and shoes in great variety grocer
of every descriptions hardware quccnswarc glassware
| &c, &C.
| an kinds Of produce bought and SOLD.
9Cy-Remcmbcr stand is Immediately under the Wa
pies House, Main street, Dubuque Look for BURTOH'.
| CHEAP STORE
| GEO. w. BURTON & CO.
Sept. -, lo5l.-ly.d&w
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-11

HE undersigned, agent FIR this Old and well establish
cd Institution, nues issue Policies of I. surance
against loss damage by fire. also against the hazards
marine inland transport alton at the of pre-
mum charged by otEcr responsible companies All claims
for oSs under Policies issued by the gncd, wi be
promptly adjusted, and ptd b, the General Agent the
Company located II Cincinnati. Til lt,ss paid h. this
Company in the West Country. during the last %
years exceed 81 00J,0 JJ. CiIAS. CORkERY.
IAN l2-dwllu Agent.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-11
TIE LAST CALL.

IL. persons ind ehted 10 The firm OF j. b. Gcicster'y
n & Co., are particularly REQUESTED to come ofwa:G
aud .ttl their accounts and lift their ,sas the
tax be- All past due, and accounts unps D.! tie
9TH dy of January 1852 will be placed IN hands o;
An odi.eY The creditors the firm want their money
40 tbar TO save cost, il Is necessary TO pay up
: Dec s-dtf b.. O'HALLORAN, Recover.
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DISCOUNT OF AWARDS, ETC,

The undersigned, local AZ nt 10 supplied with blank
policies and renewal receipts whrh will b.. issued
crng approved risks mp u aSonab!c terms.
CHARLES CORkERY, .4g. Pro. ms. Co.
For Dubuque City and County.
nn, turl
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-11
PAYxRs REEERkEn.

Mr.. JONES. Of Iowa, asked that the petit
tion Of John lie Roy, on the files Of tho SEN
ate be withdraxn, and referred to the Commit
tee on pa nsions which was agreed to.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-11

RATHER DorsrrUL.-A contemporary says
/. that The Hon. james Buchanan is Tariff nan
: This is very questionable pcsce Of Polisicu
aeWs.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-11
District Court.

Jous o. GoLpsnrEY & OTHERS
ID Y order of the Court this cause, the undersigned
ID Receiver therein appointed, OF the assets Of J. l..
Gold sherry Il Co.. being ordered collect and close up
the forthwith All persons indebted To said firm iy
account therefore requested to call and settle
tho without delay, at my store, where the notes and
books will be onnd and all persons so nde,t-
ed, forbidden 10 payto any other person, except by
my written ORDER such payment will be recngn2ed
in discharge OF any such debt. BJ. OsllAI4LORAN,
UubIole Oct est DIV. Receive
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-11

EXCHANGE BANKING HOUSE
and Land Agency Of
COOK, SARGENT & CO.,
DUBreUE, Iowa.
INXCIIAiiGE on all the principal iii of the Uni
lLted States. in sight and time Bills, pur"has d, and
for sale in to suit Collections this City remit
ted for day of navment CUR nj rates of exchange
Int 81 above On deposit"s.
Land Warrants constantly for sale.
Refer to -
Mrssrs. Gyo SsIrH h Co., Bankers, Chicago, III.
f. w. CLARK & Bios. do ST. Lo,isis Mo.
g T.. w. CLARK, DooGE & Co. do NV York
NArcH x LANGDoS do Cincinnati, Ohio
n. Hc.MEs Soy 10 Pittsburgh Pa.
J. w. CLARK s. Co. do Boston, Mass.
Aug 25--ty.dw
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-11
Estate OfJohn ncagney,dcccased

He County Court Of Dubuque County, Iowa, has dc
clared and comm STONED DOM1NiCk HEAGNEV
the executor of the viii Of said deceased.
Fcb3,-3w-w SMITH & MskINLAY, Attorneys.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-11

New Arrival OF Groceries,
HARDWARE AND WINTER GOODS,
att c. WEATHERBY'S;
rs Main ST. Bank Row
RAISINs, by The box, at
WEATHERBY'S.
MANILA ROPES, and Bed Cords at
WEATHERDY'S.
DROOMs by the dozen, and Whip I.ashes, at
WEATIlERBY'S.
MhCKEREL, No. WEATHERBY'S.
TEAS of every quality, from New York, at
WEATHERBY'S.
SUGAR, Coffee, Molasscs, soap and candies, al
WEATHERBY'S.
MUFFs, Victorines, Caps, Mittcn, and Cloves, at
WEATlIERBY'S.
WOOLEN YARN, coarse and fine, cotton yarn an
cotton warp. WEAfHERBi'S.
WASH TUBS and Buckets, at NEATllERBY's.
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