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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-08

DROOMs ITO dozen for sale low by
Id (may 9Sl S.R. ROSS.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-08

|yE7HITE FISH. 20 bbls for sale at low.
wv est rates by laug.lYl s. R.lROSs.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-11-06
NEW YORK STORE!
s'NcW York PriceS.',

\ T. CHAMBLIN bcgs leave TO re-
Turn his sincere acknow ctcc m to the citizens
o ST. Paul and vicicniy, for the liberal patronage hereto
fore cNmlcd to him. AMI has the pleasure announcing
to them that he has associated with him Mr. j. H. EDGAR,
81 ST. Louis. The business win hereafter lie conducted
under the firm and style of Edgar * Chamblin.
REMOVAL.
Wrhavc removed to the large of Mr. Louis R.crt
opposite our Old stand, Third street. between Jackson
Roberts. and are opening large Of Dry Goods,
Clothing, Boots Shoes, Hats, Caps, Furnishing Goods. etc
We especially invite the Of the Ladies' TO our
splendid stock OF Dry Goods. which have selected ur
d"r me most favorable circumstances; have hest
ta"n i'll saving they will consult their interest
aIninng our stock before purclia, ing elsewhere.
Wcw"uhi say To- the Gentlmcn, that have lust opened
very large stock Of Clotn- Boots. Shoes Hats. Cans
anu Furnishing Goods IF variety, which addt
Ia our former large stock, makes csab. cOu-
plete; thing necessary complete gentlen,anS
wardrobe can be bought a our house.
Can and satisfy yourselves as TO styles, quality and pr
EDGAR & CHANBL.lS.
November 6, 1SJ?-Stf
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-11-06
u. s. MAIL STAGE:

ST. PAUL AND PRAIRIEDUCII HEN
1852. Winter arrangement. 1883.
| eaving St. Paul, Mondays and Fri
L days.
Leaving Prairie du Chen, Mondays and THURSDAYS;
passing Stlwate Willow River, Menomonee River, Chip
pewa River, Beef River, Black River Falls, and Round
Prairie.
THROUGH IN FIVE DAYS.
No riay at the rves-teans placed upon each slide
OF them-maii and passengers ferried across
Inc road bas been thoroughly repaired and small
streams well brdged. Good and comfortabIe STAGCS
stabns and will have trouble in travelling with heavy
loads " ''s "'' ''
WILLOUGHBY & POWERS
Contractors.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-11-06

ELOuR-Extra and Superine, for sale
'y BEN. W. BRUNS0N.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-11-06
DrFFALO. Oct. 81

The Propeller Vermont, Capt. Waterbury.
belonging to the Cleveland and Ogdcnsburg
Line of Propcllcrs. and plying between those
points, was burned to the waters edge. while
living at the dock at Grand River c. W.. about
= o'clock yesterday morning. She was bound
for Os1cnshurg with full cargo Of flour and
other rolling freight, Vessel and cargo a total
loss.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-11-06
News by Telegraph.
tReported Expressly for the Daily Advertiser.l
WASHINGTON. a6-P. NJ

WASHINGTON, 26-P VI.
1t is understood that Lieut.. Page is to I've
dispatched in the new steamer Water Witch,
for the survey of the rivers Paraguay. Uruguay
and Panama. and other branches of the La
Platte rivers.
DEGREES OF DRUNKENNESS IN LoNDON.-lf
Prince Albert were drunk he would be called
elated: if Lord Trisram were drunk he would
be called elevated if Mr.. Plum, the rich mcr-
chant be drunk he would be called incbriated: if
n respectable tradesman I've drunk. he would be
called intoxicated: but if Il workman be in liquor
it would be said that the nasty beast was as drunk
as a pig.
NEW YORK, p. NJ, &c.
The coffin in which the remains of the lament
ed Mr.. Webster are to be enclosed in, is now in
preparation by Messrs. Hugh u Putnam of this
city. 1t is of metal and Is ar tight, and cover
ed with cloth and heavy fringe.
John C. Clark, cx-mcmber of Congress, is
dead.
Boston. Oct. &c.
A call for public meeting tomorrow. head
ed by Edward Everett is being circulated for
the purpose of executing colossal statue of
Mr.. Webster in Boston. 1t is stated that Hon.
c. W. Conrad has been appointed Acting Secre-
tary of State Upon post mortcm eXamina-
ton of the body Yesterday at Marshfeld-it
was found that Mr. Webster died of a disease of
the liver. and that the immediate cause of his
death was hemorrhage from the stomach and
bowels.
WASHINGTON, Oct. q.
A letter of condolance has been addressed by
A. orir To Mrs nLS
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-11-06

WASHINGTON, Oct. u.
A letter of cOndolance has been addressed by
the President and Secretaries to Mrs. Webster.
The Cabinet will attend the funeral, and it is
thought the President will do the same.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-31
~. The accenfahla Gift for a HOLIDAY PreA
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

BOARD or SurrRvIsoRs.-This body met at
the County Jail Yesterday Mayor Berry, the Chairman
sdns ana quorum OF emeen present Az order Q. re
for ths holding of the County Courts presented
BY the clerk This order issued IN eonseaaenee OF the
state OF the City Hall the ceilings Of which s
be fall thereby gcrns the lives OF all who may
tend the Courts AFTER discussion the snbieet
from MsssTs Bunnel Holmes read by thu
clerk informing the Board that the work the wsshhouss
building on the County Farm was row completed and
ques,ed thar Il be referred TO aCemitee to examine and
report upon the amount due them tor performing said WORK
Referred An Sp ola moved that an act he prepared tor
or building Lunafc Asylum. Adopted. Supervisor
Brosks offered resolution authorizing the County Treas
into with the Board; To Rhodes for erecting fence
Ground the penitentsry flahush ~ 21 a. W.
SsSssy S building .e~e' o. Ssn",y s 500 Ss
resolution opted with the exception OF the bill too
erecrs the fence, which reerred back, OF thu
members con,endug that wac Illegal to enter into con-
with County officer the holding the Office
ofSrpeiintendent Of the Poor.
WWG CoaurrTEx.-Tae Wings of the
Eleventh Ward have elected tho following gentlemen -
members OF the City VIII; Committee for the ensuing
year: Thomas Giddins, CHRISTOPHER Wright, J. w. W.
Walsh j. ID. Emmous, and John X. Burbank
The CRY lIospIrAL.--Thc report cf tho
Committee whom referred THE communication from
the Trustees OF the Brooklyn City Hospital in regard 10 tbs
purchase of Of ground Csntoust reported thst
the Board Of Supervisors has power to sell ss nonnd but
deem inexpedsn TO do so They recommend that thu
Winoushbyst wsshins park, City Hospital yard and
Jail WALL for term of 81 the Trustees to grade tina
nd tho Board sd oarne to Thursday next at o'clock I'M
STOLEN CoeDs REcovERED.-A large number
hats aud other articles apparel stolen
from the halls sfbonses In this city tho past
recovered in NewYork yesterday at SECOND hand cloth
ing ssiabshms nt The proprietor arrested aud
the jail OF this County number OF the coats have bcoo
identified.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-31
NEw.JERsEY ITEMS.

NEw-JERsEY RAILROAD Cot ID supposed
that the treble track laid this road will render travel
ing sar than heretofore ni-nuch there s rauch
oange Of the cars 'ang down the embankmsnt in ths
event Of their getting N the regular track The Company
VIII apply 70 to- Legislature ts neat session for psims
.loD % extend their capital $4,000 which will be sp
Piled TO widening tho route and s.sshienias the trsek
ihroush the Cut 10 Be--~n I'Dl sni 81 '--n, 'her
der t and whsrv,s on the Hudson River shore Appcai
ton h's a.o been made 70 the ci Ceans requesting tho
6reesng the ferry accommodations.
New BRIDeE.-A company Of capitalists il
iOmlBg for the purpose OF constructing bridge across
NewNI Bay ffoui point New Point in the
County Of Essex 10 tho shore opposite 10 HDdon County
They propose 10 sence operations With $4,000 and
secure tom the LesslstnIe the privilege and right of
tending tie sum 70 10000
CHAM FERRY.-The New-York aud Newark
omnibus Ines have for severl days in
quencc ofthe want ola conveyance Hsekenst River
Ior the service Will take her place aud the
Omnibus lines will reeommenee their regular trips
MILITARY Tsx.-The imposition of an extra
ordinary military tax upon eitizebs 10 Of complaint
among al classes and progressing setcsy
with view to repeal VI the law by the Lsssurs
at its next session.
SUPREME COURT or THR UNITED STATES
TUESDAY, Dec q, 1e52-No. IA. Vim +.
Raymond, plaintiff in error ~ Lonsworth,In error 70
the Circuit the Ulited sates for Ohio A Justice
Cauon delivered the opinion OF this Court Affirming tho
% the said Circlt Court IN h cansc WIZ eoss
No IS D. b. LAWYER CT al, plaintiffs W efrc, "a a. .
Wsikerln error to the Supreme Cour 2, on'' pr Jus
tics Wayne delivered the opinion Of tbs Cor1' anAs'Ds
this writ Of crrgr Tor the want Of jurl.i<.en su
No e. Henry OReIly etaI sppsnan's n,sa
Ne~r, Hsrdias C.npbcIl and Clifford for the sppeees
| Adjourned until TO moro. az u O'clock a d; q,
| WrpyrspAY. Dec. 30, 1s5S.-BeDjamln +.
r,a,a.. r., of Msssachusett1 and Byron Gordon Dss-
ie. E.a. II Se..Yof1. were admitted Attorneys s"a
Sooi~, Ioha Kennetr ct al. rs Thomas Chauben-
nal from District Court Of the United states ios
Il Iexaa o-s.f., ~ a..
cear sirrniEs the decree Of the District Court IN this
| ca,nr, with costs. . =.
No ST. Henry URielly. ct al, appellants rs samuel y
Norse Ell The argument OF thas cause wa continued
bv BIZ Clifford Tor the sppeilees and coueisded By Mr.
TIE second &urispsiity Of Sew-0riesns piantia. ,s
es,a, rs Wa J. Minor This wrs Of error 6snsssei
With eests under the Ssh rule Of Court
Ad,ouIDea until to morrow II O'Clock AN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-31
NILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

~ The fire-bell sounded an alarm about six
O'Clock last evening aud the FIRE companies turned out but
unable % discover any tire. We afterwards learned
the alarm was caused by Ere at Green Point.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-31

~ A grand invitation Ball Of the Meek
Man with the Iron Cane the Great N w. Association
took place at the Odeon last evening at which Dod~os
tand ticnted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-31

~ The Common Council met last evenin /,
with closed doors for the purpose OF taking the amend
menis OF the City Charter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-31

~ A meeting OF the City Temperance So
cty held last evening the Lecture Room ofthe NJ
h. Church In Grand.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-31

ewelry to TIE ssss IN Al OF s,ee from re bcase Of Mr.
Saruel Goodeustsin No % Nortokst The accGsed Wa
ne leaving tie hoGss by one OF Is NINA e haslns oase
property foal her pesoa She wss taken before
justice Welsh and held 10 await eAamsnassen
FUeIrvE PROM PRussIA.-Therc now re-
sides ia this City msn who. with his wife convicted
lsl7 Of sTsou the destination By hrc - IS
dwelling houses IN FeArsen, Prussia he Was snsesced 10
the State Prison r Eve years snd his wife t thrre year.
In the year 1850 he nsnseed TO break rron ami escsd ~
this eoaufy Previous to their heng s.ted
which they convicted they hd been I'd 70. anns
t. warrant conviction. they DISCHARGED Tie l,
blacksmith bv tsss and thus far has Keen unmolrsssd ~
his being give paSicly known till yesterday
BuRGI AIRS CluoHr.-Betwecn = and 3o'clock
md f.ps.s .ss Ss Isl ,S, wa. entered s1 Tvs
eursszs who stole wsrh ard cham aud were searching
sursa draw, for mors rlsuder when ,he na,s mSs sy
tempted 70 them, bas unable 10 90 20 ard they
escspsd About Yesterday Mr. r. esp'ed two m,a IN
and called Offers Ackermsn and S~eenv Of the Sxts nth
NaIa, wso toos them into custody They were heit ~
John and VIM. Davis
[ASvrrsisr,n~n,'
fronl Tie E,~n,us MIRO.
IkMPERAScE GRocEHiES.-Ncxt 10 knowing
how to purchase good things should know where they
the OF Groceries V ooe place eaul e.
any other with which scquanted-ui /. A. PssxgeS
No. 81 Rrsomest corner OF Ludlow. You have cnly 10
leave yorr order and everything OF the best description
pure sud upadutested let 81 house In these
when anos everything diluted and dasgsd 10 bs a.ls
procue Groceries fess rure and cheap thing u he
remembered Remember PAsxss. and you win s'wys
have u.
Advertisement
HorIDAr PREsExrs-HoiIpAY PREsssrs.-
LADIES in pursuit OF rich Dry Goods viii ind to the,s AL
vantage call on c. w SASpEss Co, No. i Gran lst
they about 20 close their business consequently oas
their stock Of S,kS ShawA veyes Mernos Para
Cashrneres De Lanes Ac st such prices viii
insure their immediate sale. {. W. SANDERS Cs,
No. sol Grandst.
Advertisement
" The acceptable GIFT for Holiday Pres
your wife your picture By Roor For your husband
your picture by Roor For your mother your picture by
Roor
Crayon Dasuerrcotyres taken in cloudy weather
Roor holds the patent for the City and State OF Nsv
York. Gallery No. 9S3 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-31

AcciDEsT.-On Wednesday afternoon Mrs.
Robertson residing in Secondst fell down the cellar
aid taken up insensibe. DR. Brady was called 10
Snd examination found that she had broken her collar
bore dsocated her shoulder and fractured her scalp Shs
doing quito well last evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-31

FIRE AT GREEN PoIST.-On "Wednesday
nisbts fire broke building owned By Mr. Charles
Maney OfGTeen Point and used 20 mspu'setue Prssias
Of Potash Owing the distance of the Gre nom Williams
barsh the IRE companies unable TO srr al t scene
in render assistance The loss OF the building and
material uounted $500 which there IL In
Of stoo the Union and United states Insurance
Offices.
INTERESTING IScIDESr-PT0miss Redeemed.
One hundred OF the pupils Of the Evening seh,o noticed
in former Item At the City School, No T. on The
evening OF tho 18th inst when they received tao books
States &c, necessary TO enable them TO continue their
studies Donated by the private beralty Of ID. Winant
Esd The truth OF the uarim IT'S more blessed 10 pys
than receive" fully illustrated than In tho
evident gratitude Of the boys toward the donor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-31
Nrw BnIDor.-A company of capitalists il

ioimiDg for the purpose Of constructing bridge scro'
NevaE Bay from point at New Point la IN
County Of kssex tho shore opposite IN Hudson County
They prepos- 10 cofnraence operations With so00o
hon the Lszslature the privilege and right of
tending the sum % s210,0C0.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-31

FIVE PoISTs UNION BETHEL MIssIos.-Ihe
Erst public Demonstration of the Five Points Union
Bethel Missionary Society which established rs opera
tcns u No ~ OrSngest in lsie-slihough has been
operating IN that locality FOR the pas; eight or ten years
-took place in the olver-st Baptist Church last even
Ing. good audience, composed chiefly OF ladies' was
present the occasion number Of the teachers ana
children Of the Sabbath School there were present.
Rev Mr.. Chapman. President of the Society presided
The exercises commenced by the singing oil hymn
by the choir which was followed By prayer By Rev
M. MeGOwanL Ah:mn entitled The Fes;Ai Greesns
was Their sung by number Of the Sabbath school
Shldrcn who were arraycd upon the platform dressed
in waite with pink trimmings upon their dresse-- The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-31

VINO CoaNIrTEx-The Wings of the
Eleventh Ward have elected tho following gentlemen
members OF the City VIII: Committee for tho ensuing
year: Thomas Giddns, CHRISTOPHER Wright, J. w. W.
Walsh J. ID. Emmous, and John r. Burbank.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-31

UtNfD UIuIEI Held.
Dated ysc- Yor., 3Gh Dec. ls59.
We mny. however. expect the whole party before
tie Superior Court Monday the 10Th Of January, or
nhey venture upon contempt they will probably tni
In prison The order 70 show cause WAY he injunc-
ton .hould be inside permanent, is also rs.urnaoe
second Monday in January Mr.. OCJaaor aai Mr..
Cuitirg il Is said, have been retained for Tie Aldermen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-31

ordinary military upon eitizbs IL Of complain,
among AL classes and progressing
with view to SECURE repeal VI the law BY the Lsgsurs
at ts sessson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-31

GRAsD LARcEsr.-Oficer Grsntz. OF tne
T, nth Ward. yesterday arrested fmsle named All
Sua.th. charged vi th &ssns lsdis< wearing sPP~" ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-31

omnibus Ines have not for several days in conss
quencc ofhe want ofs conveyance Hakensct River
the tost having been taken of o. her aafne.
for the service will take her place and th
Omnibus nes will n commence their regular trips.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-11

GTEE!.-A large lot of Cast Steel, E. b Steel, A. y
- Steel, Spring and Slab Steel in and for sale
FARLEY & CHRISTIAN.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-11
NEW GOODS

Low PRICES AND no MISTAKE!
no YOU wish to see the Largest Best and
IL Cheapest Stock of Foreign and Domestic
Dry Goods offered IN Dubuque? Then
cali on p. NAPLES &, Co.. Main Street. under
the NAPLES House. DO you wuut to look a,
the most complete and handsome Stock Of
LADIES DRESS GOODS
to be found in the Ci'y' P NAPLES & Co can
show them, and no mistake.
Are you in want of House Furnishing Goods
of the best class, Carpets, table covers, Lamps
Looking Glasses, Curtain Damasks, &c
NAPLES a. Co, have them in great variety. Do
you want
FASHIONABLE BONNETS
Ribbons, Flowers, &c.' Ion viii find them
pretter and cheaper at this Store, than at any
other place in the CITY.
If you are in want Of Handkerchief, En-.
broideres, Gloves,
FIN E SHOES AND CATERS,
(of rhe latest stylcs,) Hosiery Laces, &c, buy
them Of p. NAPLES * Co il you would have
them good and cheap
Do Gedtlemen want
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.
Coats, Vests, Pants, Hats &c They will find
a fresh and complete stock, by calling upon P
NAPLES a. Co
w AdSc aiSo M Hiiu CiloICe lot hI sugar,
Coffee, Tea, Tobacco, &c., which we will sell
at wholesale or retail on the most favorable
terms.
Every body knows there is an advantage 10
selecting from the largest stock-lhcrefore
you should not fail TO call upon P NAPLES
& Co.
When you are looking for goods, be sure an
call upon us before purchasing.
P. NAPLES g. Co.
Dubuque, March Is, is52-dwIy
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-11
<sEErECEkE & SCHROEDER.
wholesale and Retail GrOccs.
z . EE "a H e. M 8S n VA

HARD. WARE, WOODEN. WARE,
QUEENS-WARE, GLASS-WARE, ETC.
.Hnin street, one door South Of the american
House.
rTNHE unc- gned beg leave form their
public in general that they have replenised their
ga most gallant STYLE" You viii now, only find Il
NIL stock of carefully selected groceries, but aso var
ely thousand necessary ixings" numerous
to mention, but all of which offer for sale the low
est possible prices.
Come and examine our stock and we pledge ourselves.
that furnish you with every thing cheap any
other establishment IN the city.
We also embrace th!sopportunty, to tender most
heartfelt thanks To the citizens Of Dubuque and surround
ing CO ntry, for the berapatrunage which they stow
by tri i attention. low prices and good articles, hope
to ui'r' continuance OF the same.
er. GELPCKE & SCHROEDER
OURStock ct groceries Insists partly OF
- bags of prime Rio Coffee.
10 I" Of Laguira and Java do.
10 hhds New Orleans Sugar.
40 bbs clarified do
90 bbls crushed, and powdered do,
l5a chests assorted Teas.
bis New Orleans Mo!asses.
90 Sugar House
5 Golden Syrup.
100 bags G. A. Salt.
so l.. b. do
80 bbls. Kanawa do
so do. old Cinc. Cider Vinegar.
100 do rectified Whskey
10 do Brandy
5 do G, MAC.
Is do MackereI.
) do Shad, etc etc.
We also keep full and splendid assortment of queens
ware glassware hard ware, cutlery boots and shoes.
Wooden-w ware, suchas pals, wash-tubs, wash, boards,
howls covered baskets, well buckets 12 bush and peck
M asures knife trays mop handles tareans hrOoms aud
GELPCKE& SCHROEDER
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-11
Spring Goods!
"vVhar! oh! WIiar! did you come
from! md Wl,ar src You going y.

from! and Wliar arc yOu going! y.
come and lam going to J. B. Thomas
NEW AND CHEAP STORE,
buy the Cheapest, the Resi-, the Latest Style and the
most elegant Goods brought this any other mar
ket.
daughters Siiks-plain. figured K striped Lawns Cling
hams, Cacocs Plain Swiss Muslins, Figured do French
skirtings; Bonncts, Bonnet Eband~, Neck Ribbands
--latest styles Oils for the hairsuch as Vertable MoelIe
de B1uf' fhiloeume' etc coups
Jenny Lind, Booincr and Kate Hayes Combs
(rare artices)
SHOES:
he latest STYLE and Of all varieties There many 9th
er articles to be found at Thomas and cheap that il
beats all Creation, 'and the rest of mankind"
For THE GESrLEMEs, He HAs-French Cloths and
Cassimeres Doeskins Ribbed Cashmere Satin Nestngs
Marsailles Vesngs, DENNIS Blue n brow Drills, Tweeds
all WOOL California Cotnades, Old Joe Ripka's Stripes
Verona Tws. Oxford Mint, black blue, and grey Suit
other sfXings for Gcntlcmen's Wear, such
READY MADE CLOTHING,
consisting of Goats Pants Vests, Drawers, Wn.cstcr>
Shirts, Warranted to fii,l &c. &c.
HUZZA!HUZZA.!
Well this cXcels ali-thc real KossutA Boots, (nade
French calf skn) and kip skin; coarse Boots boys
Boots, mems fine & Shoes, boys fine and coarse
Shoes and all other kinds of Boz Is and Shoes.
GROCERIES,.
Java, Laguara, Havana and Rio Janero Coffee crushed
clarified, and New Orleans Sugar; Imperial, Cunpowder
and Young Tyson Tea, sugar house. ~ o. and Plantation
AIolasses Raisns candcs cloves, nutmees saaratus,
&c
A FEW BARRELS OLD BORBOU.N
Starr and mould candles natural leaf Tobacco and all
other weeds; Rice Ginger, Mustard, and every article
the Grocery line. Family Flour Of tile beat quality,
always en- hand,
lie will be glad to you all Bring your Wives. your
Sweethearts your nechhors your fri ndsand above all,
bring your Money lie is always ready hid sGod
Speed" llpersons knowing themselves indebted, viii
please call and settle
dubuque, March %, dwy J.B. THOMAS.
i. S.-Wanted, first rate boy.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-11
G.. r.. WEST,

G.. Il. WEST.
STORAGE FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT.
On the Lerce, Dubuque, Io'oa,
VITHOLESALE AMI retail dealer in foreign and 10
w nestle Fruits, Candies Nuts, Spices, Family
Groceries, Produce and Provisions, Ornamental and
Fruit Ttrecs Plants, Evcr.reens, Shrubbery Grass,
Garden and Flower Seeds, &C. &c.
n. STEAMBOATS,, Hotels, and Private Families fur.
rshed with good articles at the lowest market prices
and delivered free of charge.
The undersigned would inform the public generally
that he has strong and permanent enclosure, with the
necessary sheds aud accommodations, adjoining his
warehouse at the steamboat landing in Dubuque, for
the convenience of those having cattle, hcrscs sheep
and hogs ship and from, this point also for ac
cOmmodation of farmers and others coming to Dubuque
witt! loaded teams.
Hay and gram kept conssatly hand and for sale
reasonable low prices. G. r.. WEST.
Dubuque, May %. 1851
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-11
Drugs. medicines, Pain,s. &c,

A LARGE and complete supply Of Drugs, Medicines.
Glass, rerfimery, Patent Medicines, Wines Brandies
&C., &c, just received and for sale low for Cash by
GILLESPIE
Dubuque April 2-dwly No Globe Building.
TJAMS OVERLAND GUIDE to California, viii q
IL Map just published and received by expn from
" York. by r. SPAULDING
FINE article of key canlstery powder; shot Of all
kinds, for sale by GELPCKE& SCHROEDER.