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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-04-06
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Buggy and Wagon .Nanafuctory--B Black
SMILING Gta-ing, -Paper Ringing, &c. &c.
MIN STREET,
fOpposite the foundation of the Cathedral,
DUBUQUE, IOWA
o
We beg leave TO inform the citizens Of Dubuque, and
the surrounding country that have established Bug
gy and Wagon Mandatory under the above named
style and will constantly keep hand, full assortmen,
ofone and two horse Wagons, at
THE LOWEST PRICES,
and which, in regard to darabttJ guarantee be
equal II noe better than
ANY MADE IN THE WEST.
Come and see for yourselves how our Wagons are
made and we feel satisfied that you don't TO GO
where else TO buy Good Wagon.
ROD IRON FENCES, in the new fashioned style,
made TO order, also any Kind OF }acksmtlng and Re
pairing done short notice and reasonable terms
PAINTING, house and sign painting, Graining, Mar
bling and Paper Hanging.
GLAZING, done In workman like manner, at the
low rate of 50 90 per 100 lights Watch and Compass
Glasses put in, III less than no time"
feblSwly BAADE & oSTEN
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Fire Fire Fire

OFFICE
Dubuque Mutual Insurance Company.
YyNO the Stockholders of said Company: You are
hereby notified that assessor nj upon your notes
per has been made 10 covers loss met by
VIM. A. Warren, and per cent. for loss OF q. q.
CHART, which yon will pay to the Secretary OF
said Company in accordance with the provisions of
IL OF t.ia constitution.
If not paid, the provisions Of said section will be
strictly enforced.
F. E. BISSELL, Secretary.
DnIuuup- Iowa March llth daw-fw
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LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS
+, sieNeii's spri.s style Of Hats"

II sad 10, Market street. w. LOUIS MO
istY Youi ash ssta, tat attention ts The toWbihh7
,,o.s Il al tia mast imtb,iaht 'edai,ss ~ IN
article III Dtass Hearty ana bfllp " ~ .iR"', ~
sifaia, 1T ftfsa' proportions M" " w" ''' '' wv
a,ispted 90 The summer Hat 9 a, ~, ia. >,
Ia tis ,aanufte,a,s III Hats my mott, ~ )" htffagr,
fptn ,igna,, M,t,fl, and the bsei ~ WvrhmibfblPi
,.i,,, m, mast uattfiUp yisiabts ~ supervision
eanno, la produce IA wo,iny 81 ths 'ntn h.ye
hi,t assortment 81 FINE Gppba ~ my ,'pet ,oWW.a
W,,S s,raw aai paanmt Goods, especially intended 10
NEE, The demand whether Waofsae ~ Rcfa od com"
,,nnitv nsv ,apidiy advancing IN Wealth and Refine
n,nnt and thosa artificial wants Tint follow AT tho
s.n,e iinn an selI ihs nnpi6 Goods of he trade
iaw ~ any other house IN hi Louis.
respectfully solicit psi,onsi i-pectioa ofmy stock.
JDuN Mcneil,
I7A ~, Marhstat,. heKthogse 10 Main.
Manb4, 1853. dim
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ANorHER sclENrIrIc. woxDER.

ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER.
IMPORTANT TO DISPEPTlCs-D rJ. S. Houghton's
Pepsin, the Digestive Fluid Gastric Juice pre-
!, AIRED from Rennet or the Fourth Stomach of the Ok
afer directions of Baron Lebig. the great Physologc
al Chemist, BY lis. Houghton, NJ o. Philadelphia Pa
This is truly wonderful remedy for Indigestion Dys
psla, Jaundice, Liver Co'nplain5 Constipation and
Debility, curing after Nature own Method by Natures
own Agent, the Gastric Juice. Pamphlets containing
scientific evidence Of It's values furnished by agents gra-
It's. Sec not ice among Medical Advertisements.
A. GILLESPIE Agent
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CRIME In Nxw Fork The whole number
Of arrests for CRIME in the city of New York
from July J. lS45, to December 81, 1852, was
2i6,9O9,. of which 35,2S7, were made in the
year 1859! OF these 1884 were for assault
and battery, 1859 for disorderly conduct, 1854
for intoxication. 1898 for petit larceny, 3,lO4
tor vagrancy, ZAP tor grand larceny, 1863 for
assault with intent to kill. and 80 for murder
The whole number Of grog shops in the city IS
6,57o.
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TRIAL, OF THE IMPEACHMENT.

TRIAL OF THE IMPEACHMENT.
The Senate, by resolution of yesterday fixed
the 9th of June next, for the trial of Judge Hub
bell on the Articles of Impeachment against
him by the Assembly. This will give ample
time to arrange all the preiminaries for the trial
The two Houses will now, with all possible
despatch, complete their Legislative business,
and adjourn to the day aforesaid. BY that time
members can arrange their private affairs, and
prepare themselves for anoter absence from
home Wisconsin .argus.
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Sold Out.

TINE undersigned have this day disposed OF their en-
Il tire stock of Merchandise TO THOMAS Il. KENNEDY
THeMAs F. GILLIAN and PlUs EMERSON, who VIII con-
tnue the business the old stand No. A. corner OF
Main and Fourth streets, under the City Hotel under
the name and style of Kennedy, Gillian & Co
We especially solicit our numerous friends and
customers TO give them call before purchasing
elsewhere We most cordially say brothers who
have been and are engaged in the same business
some of whom we have known for the last II years.
we are prepared to shake them by the hand and fe
orr numerous patrons and friends who have literally
patronage us during the great eapse of time that
have business that for them there is better times
coming and to all those that know thea selves to be In
debted TO us eithcrhy account thatfhey m come
quick We closed business for the especial purpose OF
settling our outstanding business. One both of us
will at all times be found at the old stand until further
notice.
EMERSON & SHIELDS.
E,hr,,r,, 0oa 1890 dlt-w4t
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A NOBEL SpEEcH.-Here is a model speech,
made by the President of the Northamptonshire
(England) Farming and Grazing Society, on
presenting prize cup to young man:
'sNow, young man, take that cup, and remem
Der also to plough deep and drink shatloac
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Wharf.-The Missouri Courier is OF the
opinion, from information derived from the
farmers, that the wheat crop of this year in
Marion and the adjoining counties will be un.
usually light. The winter has been very unfa-
vorable for this grain, besides the root of the
wheat has been very greatly injured by the
Il.
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l.. THOM A S,
Wholesale and Retail GrOce.

No. 80 Man-st, Dubuque, Iowa, between 9th Hhts.,
7SAKES this method of rendering his sincere thinks
to his many friends and the public in genera for
he has been in business, and By. his long experen,
business, hopes by his best endeavors to share
tinuance of the same. have now in receipt, in art
fresh SUNNY of.
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LOOK HERE

TIME undersigned has associated with him in part
i n rship, Mr.. EDMOND ALLEN. The business of the
house will hereafter be conducted under the style OF
j. c. Weatcrby Co.. who will be pleased at all times TO
see old customers and others, my old stand, Main
Street.
I'll persons indebted to will see the necessity OF
making immediate payment Iwish to close up the out
standing business possible. " A word to the
wise is sufficient"
J. c. WEATHERBY.
Duhndue. March s. 1853. div Wit
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The Geographical Survey Of illinois. discloses
an unexpected wealth in Coal. The Chicago
Democrat thinks that the Coal fields of that
State will not be found less extensive than those
of Pennsylvania.
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PORT OF DUBUQUE.
ARRIVED-Aprll 9.

KIVED-ApfI z
Steamer Excel, Gray, st. Louis.
Steamer DR.. franklin, Levens, ST. Louis.
Steamer Badger State, Hawkins, St Louis
ss|as April 3.
Steamer Excelcior, Ward, St Louis,
ss DEPARTED-ApNl2..
Seamer Excel, Gray, St. Louis.
Steamer Or. Franklin, Leavens, Praire Cross.
Steamer Badger State, Hawkins, Potosia.
April 4.
Steamer Excelcior, Ward, ST. Louis.
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u NEW YORK APPOINTMENTS. q;
S@s ggnaH 90 Washincton. March 30

aE&S 4sTy.sssfFf -SfJtg - fs ffFissr-
The Preeident nominated Ex-senator Dick
lsinsos 100 collector, and En- Ssnatsc Dir, fol
DGosT feasdftr. The n0ssinsiions took the SEN
\ ~ ~ surpriss. 4 They met with hearty
II Jaueh, and we're immediately confirmed. Mr..
&C Conner 10 .u0minated for District Attorney
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GLAFLIN, ALLEN ~ STINDE,
wh9LssAlE DEAifns
ISD3'a'ss a. SHOES.

No ~ Main NJ, between Olive and Locust pts,
ST L"UIs, mo-,
A ne now receiving an extensive assortment Of
"a GODDs Ia their limo, 10 which they Invite tbs Al
ton ot purchaser
Having every facility tor obtaining their Goods nj the
Lowest rntea they confidently solicit an examination Of
their stock by those wising 10 purchase for city or
county trade.
Thur stock will be rep'enshsd lfegucntly during the
season IL being their ain 10 be al all tiniSs supplied
with frpnh and -oasonable goods.
Al, I.oiia, Fob. ~, 1874. d3m
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Fanny Fern says that when he who is striv-
ing to rise in the world, begins to exhibit supe-
rior powers and the possession OF true genius,
he must either hide his light under bushel, or
else have all creation after him trying to bioao 1t
oasf
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Bulwer makes one Of his characters divide
the human family into two classes, those VIII"
are wise and those who are not. This is equal
to the French qnack doctor, who divided all di-
seases into two classes. viz "Of one you die
of the other you don't"
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IL Punch, we believe, is responsible for the
following:
The EMPIRE OF JACK KErcH.-ltaly has
sometimesbeen called the Garden of Europe.
In so far as it is under the Austrian dominion,
i, resembles curiosity Of ancient eastern hor-
ticuIture-being Hanging Garden.
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An old revolutioner, says, that OF all the SOLE
emn hours he ever saw, that occurred in gong
home one dark night from the widow Bean
after being told by her daughter Sally, that he
needn't come again, was the most 80.
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steam Fcr,y mt Council Bluffs.

steam Ferry ut Council Bluffs.
The best and nearest Crossing for California,
Utah, and Oregon.
I'm" P. A. SARPY respectfully informs
a,ess+YTsFsS emigrants IL California, Utah and Or
egon, that his entirely new two engine
steam ferry boat GEORGIANNA, now lying at st.
Joseph is now completed and will Re ready at Council
Bluffs by the Goth of March, all those bonnd for
the above point. He has secured the services OF the
hest officers on the river and will assure against all &c
cidens and delay, which usually occur from want OF
good and good officers. His ferries on the
Loup Fork and Horn river will be carried on and con-
Quoted by two intelligent half breeds, the one JosEiH
LArLEcHE now acting Head Chief of the Omaha tribe
of Indians ard the other the United States Interpreter
for the They pledge themse YES that no properly
whatever shall be lost while travelling through their dis
rict This arrangement will secure The emgrants an
undisturbed passf ge through the Indian countries.
have on hand a large number OF mules, horses, po-
MES work oxen &C., for the plains, together with
large assortment of outtting articles, provisio &c,
which will be sold low Emigranfs in consignng to me
will please say care of p A. Sarpy, Bellevue Council
Bluffs. +. A. sAkff.
References. Messrs. P. Chouteau, Jr. & co; Colonel
Thornton Gsmsey; Berthold Bro; Chouteau 4
Vale d. d. Mitchell, Superintendent ndan Ahairs'
ST Louis Major s. E. Barrow, X. L. McGhee, ST. Jo
seph. Feb 26, 1883 daw-om
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OBOHG3 GOODS

embracing, in every variety every article usually foun
large establishment. which pledge myself shall be
sold cheap they can be scwhere in this city.
NV Stock consists in part of
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THE InDaAMs OF MsSsEsorA.-A letter IN
the Baltimore Sun, dated at St. Paul, February
18th, states that the Indians held a council that
week and determined that they would not move
/ - TO thu .sResefve" in the spring.
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THE rRIGArE MACEDONIAN, Capt. Abbott,
is to join the Japan squadron under commodore
Perry, instead of the Pacific squadron This
figate mounts powerful battery, OF the new
construction Of shell guns, which renders her
superior, in the estimation Of good judges, to
any other frigate in the Navy. The SQUADRON
when together, viii comprise about dozen
ships, heavily armed, and capable of doing rough
service if necessary. About half of them are
Geamers.
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The navy Of Mexico consists of two fishing
amacks, and raft--the former mounted with
twelve marines, and the latter with hencoop.
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HAYDEN & WILSON,

IMYIHTrRs AND nASrfAcrrHEEs U-F
SADDLERY AND COtACH HARD WARE,
! CARRIAGE TlSrMAIIyGs;, tac
M IL, NpRrH MArs-SrREkT, ST. Louis, Mo
HEIR stock, in all branches for sprin, a1es will he
- large ani very cnmp;ete ami their stock Of Ohio
tanned 'atas "a fa- h# sis ~
Shifting, Harness, znn E,iS.f lraibgr,
cannot he surpassed. They would respectfully il,
wife all BIZ, ers 10 give them call assuring them that no
pans will be spared TO give satisfaction ry par-
cniar, 3nsds 81
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City Property for Sale.

<.esa, To be sold at private sale, by K. cox, at
f&ftI7 the City Auction ROOM Lot No. 4, containing
Esit 80 100 acres, situated within the present city
-k.4.A limits of Dubuque and known as the Mallet lot
II not disposed of by the LIST OF May il will be offered
al public auction. r. COX.
Dubuque, March 22i 1873. tmayl
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TAKE NOTICE.
The Big Boot Removed.
r WOULD inform the public that have Remored to
i John D. Bushs Block, where shall be glad to see
all who may desire
Dry Goods, Groceries, Shoes, Leather, q &c.
wish all persons indebted to to call Immediately
d. DECKER.
Dub,nue Feb Ok lS53' daw-2m
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THE WORLDS FAiR AT New YoRK.-Ihe
Baltimore Sun has intelligence that Col. Hughes,
Of Maryland, the representative Of the Amer''
can Association for the management Of the
Crystal Palace, at New York, who is now IN
London, has had long interview with FRINGE
Albert, who, in conjunction with her Majesty
the Queen, it is said, takes great interest IN the
American Worlds Fair Her Majesty and
Prince Albert will send over a variety Of choice
and valuable articles, including bust OF the
Queen, to be exhibited. The Emperor OF the
French, the Pope and the Sultan are among
the contributors. England sends SAY objects,
France 326, the Zollverein 500, Holland l42,
Italy 100 statues. Col. Hughes will shortly
leave London for Paris, and proceed to the
several European courts upon his important
mission.
PRfcE OF WooL.-There is but little offering
at Pittsburgh, but prices are better for all lots
than can be had. Prices range from 40 to 90
cents The next wool crop of Ohio is beng
bought up at 45 to 65 cents per ID, and 1t IS
stated that in the county Of Washington, the
principal wool growing county of Penns, ivania'
prices will range from Is to 20. According to
present appearance, the new clip will soon be
| all engaged Ohio Statesman.
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SALE OF REAL EATA

ri Nc TfCE il hereby given that
EnI Trustee of William Miller, ut the
.s-1sa. Court House in Dubuque, Dubuque Cd
on Saturday, the 26th day Of March, 1858,
erty ofChrisian Borchard, under deed of
August Gath, 1913, TO to William
sum of two hundred dollars, (S2 co., due twelvI
after date, with legal interest after due until pd
following Real Estate, to wit: n he sou'h-wesg qSIs
of section No. twenty two, in township 80, north of
range of the 5th p NJ Sale between the hours OF
10 A. N. and p. NJ.
JEFFERY C WETHERBY, Trustee.
Dubuque, March S, 1853. d god
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1868. 1853.
SCyAkRiTT & MA SON,
NO. 60, WASHINGTON AVENUE, ST. LOUIS, MO
MAMMOTH STOCK OF
T U r N I z u r z.

Don't forget to call AZ the above nnmb u and examine
and buy Of The largest and va d stock Dt f.i
fas honablc and desirable Furniture HE city.
LATEST STYLE TErE-A TETEs, SoFhs, DivANs,
Rocking, parur and llsy III airs, French B,dsieads
fiue Airrcr-FroHt Wardrbrs Book Case, Secretaries
Marble Ton Bureaus, Centre and Side Tables, Wash
Stands, Work Stands, What Not Desks &c, fine Gilt
Frame rarlr Mirrors Cane Seat ttare, Rocking and
I,iuin. Chairs; EyfcllSiin Tables, Sofa Bed o the
ma. approved iHveniioa Scars,tts Universally admir-
cd FateHt Lpung Bedstead.
UPHOLSTERY
OF our nUn make. warranted Put .tnI . rj aanl
Hair, Spring Cotton Moss and ii;isn are ses t";
tr'S, SHEETS, Pillows all articles in liz e ~ III nj ~
made at short notice, To ord r. Al! ar r~& 3s' If %
or aud tor qialiiy not siirpassc WrrItrl as ref
resented ar money returned. zt "a rs
At WHOLESALE
$50 Bureaus from s ip 4,
2Do Snfts, - s.
$50 Nah sany r liking chars, 10 %
80 l.arae aud Snlll Easy Il 10 q
211 Mahogany Pdrinr sc 10
$50 Cane se It an Back Rocking Chairs, To 6
I)10 Cane Seat HAIRS from 9j cts. to )
ia Bedrfe IDS o; All des,r,h. narterns md szes.
Chairs and Takes, in ku Ok d ,,,',. o ckaae 81
sui Fahsc Tor -anla Fe ahi salt L.iku rrtders.
2J3 Wood Rocking thaifs :ru,n O. tra @
1000 Wo j chairs, fraDl 900. !, 10 1 IL
800 Chi drens' Chairs, : ia -
y 100 Willow Wagons gsE.sH -#E ~
q. Cribs, Lounges, Tin and Wire Safe; erT ssv
D!nug, Breakfast AMI Sew ny Tlse,, 80 .tase7.s
Bn.k Cases. Wardr,tes, Hfs 5,.s.. .ts.ry5s
As Constantly receiving additions stock.
il IlYays la ge and the sprinat rompe,e Orders
filed pEnnpu, aad loD PR prsse,t-
Purchasers will tnd II ~ their 'aersi call and
inc. Every attention in CIR power aieeYllly gwen.
Respectfully, Your. .he'i,ent Servants, =. 81
Ef5767 sCARRIfF X MAsoN.ss
q r=s F1r-rF --.F
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u A niger fell into the dock the other day.
He was fshed out, and after having been smart
ly rubbed for couple of hours, he came too,
pettishly exclaiming, "Dar, dar, datll do y
Cora nifty don't rub um skin so cussed hard -
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KEEP w Ann 80
1E0 CORDS good Dry wccd-for sale by
w iebe. NAPLES & SMITH.
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NEW GOODS.

NI w O\/ODO.
n. Y. DIES c E LIES,
Corner Of Iona and Fourth Streets,
M6A HAS just received his supply Of resh
[x-Z} Staple and Fancy GROCERIES,, consisting
LIQUORS: ron Pmnes, &C.
French cunac Brandy; Rasans, Figs, curran:
Peach do Chewing and Smokig To-
Old Scotch, Rye and Bour- bacco. SC, &c.
bon Whskey; STAPLES.
ST. Crox Rum; Teas Sugars. COFFEE Mo-
Manschinu, Curacao; lasscs, Herring, caleS,
Holland and N York Gins Spices, Soap, starclI3lue
Absent St Louis and Gin Vernacea, Mac,oni,
cinnati Whiskey. corn andOat Meal, B;iey,
HINES: Crackers of all lnds,
Champagne Wine Imported and Waern
100 cases Clarret Reserve cheese, Orages,
Clarret in casks, white and Lemons, and all kids Of
red, Renish Wine, Ani- tropical Fruits;
settle, Malaga Port, cher Spanish cigars, of very
nv, Sweet Oil, Orange description
Water. Candies and Nuts of very
Sardnes, Oysters, Presery- variety.
ed Peaches, Ounces, cit
The undersigned will be found regularly at his lace
of business, and will be happy all times TO met his
old custc mers let their wants he many or few.
What have is Of the choicest kind.
N. v. DESCEIIs.
Dubuque, March 28th, 1853. daft
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DON'T FORGET.
IsASsslHAfsE IL E7JCASsAy,
DEALEaS ~
StsaG.a * Fancy Dry Goods,

trocertes, Iron Hardware, Cutlery, Tin Ware. Crock
Boots aud hoes iye Wood. and Dye stuff,
ST. Louis Store, Case .de. Feb. Il. 80. wit
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rTaVat You make dere ?" hastily. inquired
Dutchman Of his daughter, who was being kiss
ed very Generously. "Oh, not ihuch-just
counting little-dat's all. "Oho dat's al,
no py tam, taught you vas vighting."
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS,
From the Newspaper Advertising Agency's of
s. NJ. PETTENGILL & co.

l22 Nassau St., New York, and 10 State ST., Boston
who are The Agents OF the best and widely crcua
fed newspapers in the United States and Canndas ant
authorized take advertisements and substitution
at the publish rs. lowest rates.
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rc Ba.e old .cecfiiei CptlnnalI I'd IT. Lon
I - whiSks.' .>sw YtTk Fr.l,th brandy old
IIIer, Vinegar .ae l'v ~
GEf.PCK: md iC:rRo EnEE.
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Steamship Compan,


GOLDEN AGE"
5000 Tons, son be dispatched for Port Philip Melbourne
and Sydney, australia, about tse 18th Of Nay.
Is THIS Steamship is of the size and
1*fs strength, and in every way equal to the
Collins line of Steamers, being 800 feet
in length, 43 feet beam, and 81 Il ct hold
She is double dagonay braced, with iron bars and eve
~ improvement that experience and science suggest
has been adopted. Her accommodations for First Se
cond, and Third class passengers believed TO be s-
peror TO any steamer ever built Her model is unequal
led and is confidently expected that she viii make the
trip from New York TO Australia within 50 days-stcp
ping only at the Cape of Good Hope TO COAL Pdssen
gers may rely that every attention will be paid 20 their
wants, and that the ship viii be literally supplied with
every comfort. An experienced Surgeon viii be attach
ed to the ship
Rates IF Fdre.-First cabin Ladies Saloon s275 Fir
cabin Upper Saloon $3.50, Second cabin Lower Saloon
SO Ihisd class Forward, $780, Children under -
Eight cubt feet Of baggage allowed each passenger
NOT txceedine 200 lbs in weight. Books open
remittance OF one half the arnountw a berth
balance TO be paid within 80 days befoTa the time OF
sailing For Freight Passage, apply at the Office of
the company, to @ j. HOWARDx SON
Mafen@i WOW Agents, 81 Broadway.
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GEN. DoNIPHAN-We learn by private
letters from St. Joseph, that Cine A. W. Dom
iphan will remove from Platte county, this
Spring, to Cal,fo, mia. II was not stated wheth-
er he intended to make permanent residence
in that state 1t is most likely, however, that
he will not do so; and that he will go to Cal
furnia, rnaniy for the recovery of his health, and
return to Missouri, as soon as it shall have been
restored st Louis .Ncios
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-04-06

JOSEPH MOGRDGE, FRANCIS McFAUL,
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
COMM SSIoN AND FORWARDING HOUSE.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-04-06

Farmers, Look Here.
The Highest Market Price will be paid for Butter
Cheese, Bacon, Hams, Eggs, Poultry, Oats and Corn,
my store. L.. THOMAS.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-04-06

AccIDEST.-On Saturday last the son of Mr..
Krietzer fell from loaded wagon, which passed
over his arm and leg, fracturng the thigh near
the hip, and the arm just below the shoulder
There is but slight hope of his recovery. Drs.
Anders and Hoffbauer we're IN aten .ence.-
CYay3on Co Herald.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-04-06

4 GENERAL. Stock of all the various articles in
n general will be kept constantly hand III the
old stand of Emerson & Shields, Main street. We
respectfully say TO all those who may favor with
a call; that il is no t-Uui lie TO show Goods.
Feb. 25,h, 1853. KENNEDY, GiLLIAM& co.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-04-06
VARIETY STORE

= Hi!DS. N. 0. Sdgar-best quality-tor sale to suit
y purchasers. Also, barrels crushed and loaf Sugar
now hand and fer sale low by
Feb 90 KENNEDY GILMAN g. 20.