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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-04-27
LIVER COMPLAINT,

6Iv6it OOtvU I51tfvuI
DYSPEPSIA, CHRONIC OR
NERVOUS DEBILITY, DISEASES OF
THE KIDNEYS.
DISEASES ARR
SING FROM A DIsoR.
DERED LIVER OR SreM-
AcH, SUCH AS CONSTIPATION,
INWARD PLIES, FULLNEss OR
BLOOD TO THE HEAD, AcIDlTY OF THE
STOMACH, NAUSEA HEART BURN DIsrA-
stcf Food, Fallness, or Weightin the Stom-
AcH, Sour ERUCTATIoNs SINKING oRFLur
TERING AT THE PIT OF THE STOMACH,
SWIMMING OF THE HEAD,HURRIED
AND DIFFICULT BREATHING,
FLUTTERING ATTHE
HEART, CHOKING OR
SUTFoCA eating
SENSATIONS
WHEN IN
LYING POS
TURE.
Dimness Of Piston, Dots or Webs before the
Sight, Feuer and Dull Pam in the Side, Back,
Chest, Limbs, &C., Sudden Fushes of Heat,
Burning IN the FLESH, Constant smaginings of
ErH and Great depression of Spirits, CAN BE
EFFECTUALIY Cured ny
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RAILWAY & CO., Practical Chemists,
l62 Fulton street, N. Y.
TIMOTHY MASON, Dubuque,
Only Agent for Railway & Co. in Dubuque
.ulY 1851. No. Ally.
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Sligo Iron & Hardware.
Y e. CHRISTIAN,

A T their old stand, would inform
IL their customers and others, that
they are in receipt of very
LARGE ASSORTMENT
Or HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE,
\ CUTLERY, &c. &c.
which was purchased by member
OF our firm in New York City, ex
pressly for this market.
Also, we have on hand and expect
tokeepa much more q xtensive sSoYt
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Watches, Jewelry 4 Silver Ware

Nov.l5-dwy.
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Dubuque, Nov. 18th, so daw-y
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PRICES REDIIcED.

PRlCES REDUCED,
To enable all invads to enjoy the advantages of their
great restorative powers
Single Bottle IS cents
Also for sale by E.F.GILLESPIE
Dubuque, low
Wh,lesale Agents, Missouri and Iowa.
II. BLAKSLEY,a.
July % ls52-wly ST Inu,s Mo
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EsGIsEER DsPARIaEsr
Washington, ID 10, 1883

phfoSALS VIII be this ofbce until 18Th
May Tor stone TO the $4,000 twenty thousand
dolars) FOR the Delaware breakwater.
The stone 10 be
se 70 practicable ihe 18th OF June and
70 DC completed by before 18th the weekly
delivery 10 De as possible uniform
of Tie total amount be Ia blocks
OF NOT less a t) in blocks
n ana mol exceeding one TON The proposals will specify
tho price per ton for each sixe afely.
The sone will be subject inspection received
or mol Us the engineer shall not
ms 10 guaiy aud size with the above description.
rof urlhe information apply Major G. Barnard, Corps Of
Engineers at the Office buildings
Fifth street Philadelphia. ##
Evidence Of ability with their will be
men w be made security for the faithful performance of con-
TOrTEN,
Bt. Brig Gen and Col. Eng
To be inserted 10 the UnoR Republic, Wash
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Delawae' Ao~oD Post Boston three week I'LL
D5th
nent TO be transmitted TO the Engineer Department.
10 I5-eodtI5May al
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GOODS for Boy Wear.-We hand a good as
VI sortment Of goods for boys wear, consisting Of
Check linens, linen drilings, tweeds, cashneres
summer clohs, cassimeres, French striped nankeens
Couonades could suitable for
which would solicit attention.
We splendid stock OF plain and embrod
sawl Of heavy which would invite
inspection the ladies.
hosiery complete comprising misses
stockings all always hard find elsewhere
stock Of good In
old fashioned Of
linens, suitable for shirt bodies, pillow Ac.
Also linens of quai table linens variety and
and wide linen sbeenss of all widths cheap
so dozen table napkins, from 81 IS up
% brown Scotch linens for boys &C.
With thing linen order, all Of winch
speetuly submit to the inspection of purchasers
w. NJ. sHUSrER & Co.,
Ap5-eo6uf 7h street, Pepnsy
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DIN HARRISON. deceased, pursuant 10 a decree of
sory bearing the 10Th day of Msch 1882 whereby
referred Joseph Humphrey, the master Of the said
in rotation, this is referred inquire and
whom John HARRISON late Of Thurson
held in the county OF Cumberland farmer meant BY the descrp
his viii OF tiaw )" whom
the description Of 'hc h. aw OF heir and
should who the heir
OF the said esa,or his death and Who'll The real
claiming
heirstaw in America, the Of the heraiaw in
said John Harrison, died
the month AugusI ls or the heir or Of The said
his real Of such heir heirs
aaw by their solicitors on or before the srh day OF June 1853
claims chambers OF the said
in southampton buildings Cancery Lane London OF in default
thereof they will be persmpoy excluded from the benefit OF the
said decree and all capable Of giving information
subject requested TO furnish the the aforementioned
solicitors either of them.
supposed that said had only brother Thomas
America about 1884, where he married. aud rest
Philadelphia ill he died In 1871 leaving his eldest
who died Philadelphia about 1884, leaving his eldest Thomas
him surviving
Thursday, fourth day July 1852 II O'Clock fore
the ad chamber appointed for hearing and adudcaing
upon claims Dated this 18Th day Of January, 1883
CAPES 4 STUART,
No. Fieid Court Gray's Inn, London,
for r. Waugh, Solicitor Cumberland,
and for Mcssr~. Saul. Carlisle, Cumber and.
RAVEN BRADLEY,
No. 2Hsrcourt Buildings, Temple, London, Solicitors
for Her Majosty's Attorney General
Mar 9-law2w ..#...
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VERY VALuBLE AND HGIILY-Is PROVED FARM IN THE
vicinity OF Washington al auc,ion.-On Monday afternoon
May 2d at4 O'Clock shall sell valuable
farm called Woodstocsn lying in the District Of Columbia about
miles from the Yard, the lead
ing The and In immediate nhborhood Of the lands OF
Young Addison Barry Jcukn Gibson, and the
mont hospital IL contains three hundred and OF
OF which aud cultivation,
residue heavily timbeed The cleared land well
fields each ~ which
Large quantities OF lime, ashes, stable
gunno land great
years, and all
There seventy Of bottom land well timothy,
6fty clover and about forty seeded n wheat
The improvements consist OF Andco onhr
bic dwelling, dairy and houc, rmrdnsrs
houses, barn. and icehouse and all oubungs
purposes OF farm
u not sold all together, will be divided into parts and
sold In
Terms thousand dollars
three for satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
plat be auction Possession given mme
diately. JAS. g. Mcguire,
Ap l3-eod Auouonecr
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S,AMUEL w. TUCKER, Merchant Tailor, PennsyI-
- vana 18th would respectfully offer
specton Of Washington permanent
superior OF cloths and
styles finish, which will pleased
agreeable His entirely perfect
The workmanship required, and the highest prices
Ap 3-3taw3w Int RepI
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SoUEHERN aud western Lands for sale Ex~
chaner in of Texas, Louisiana, rnd Illinois,
WIN great since and IN the Territory
sold
s rs 70 insure investment Tor his capital
. n. n. CHEEVER,
NWP-oswem lIn'l 18th street, opposs Treasury,
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a Ew srnINe eoops-p. W. BROWNING mereh.n,

Ew SPRING GO0Ds.-P. w. BROWNING merchant
~ tailor ote bees leave call the attention
Washington and strangers his superior aud
o French eots, cassimrcs and vengs
Reng determined
fullest the popular principles OF " low prices and
whole clothes at
$40 Of going to the
cheap He has spared pains in
be surpassed either In ye
coor quality With thanks 70 his friends lor the liberal
aHge heretofore extended ~ him. he sohc continuance o
the Mar 3--asawn
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L,OR sALIA three brick house.
~ deepi slate rouf and fire was Smiths block lat
eorueo~n. The lot Hs feet
ne sey Of 10 wide deemed unnecessary particular
describing this further Than
snc accommodation suitable o fnIni
fourth OF the purchase monty win be
credit Of and four viii be gveh W desired
deferred payments.
Apply o. Vn-on Third Auditors ofcs, sl Treasury
Building.
Ap s-ecd2v
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DOTONAC UOUscThe undersigned begs leave
he has recently rettrd and Thoroughly repaired bis
house, which open for the reception Of
Win sndesvor piense his guests he hopes
receive share Of public patronage, l 49,
AI.ExR BAKER,
Dec 23-lsv2m Proprietor,
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United states Patent O1Acc,
Washiueson, April l6,

or the petition Of Joseph Mock, Of Phiadspaa, pa praying
o July ss Improvement paddock. locks.
e % s ssn o @ % aIn a az % " a patent saas,ss msa sa s
and ali persons are Soaod 10 spea ad no T sSy hey
have, why sail petition ought moi 10 be granted. -
opposing The extension are required % file In the Patent
days 0so.s .s day q hearing. al testimony hd si,hs,
cordance with the rules Office,
ordered pubshedn the National
r TsS%ss Ssw ns vS Ys9 cy a
burg Pa once week for three successive previous
the @ DAY 'ps qs' %scaESAs Fl arE S hearing
nat, Acting Commissioned of Patents
bills 70 the Patent ohiee with containing
respectfully invite friends, custom
s reo Ss's % n m % ass an"
@ Who % gS % sss s. sf .
g do plaid check French foulards
% DO DO DO DO striped, very high high .lusirs
@ % iss sS.' u.ss .ss sass
q s @ s%s sSs
,o,sa ns nd 1 "sG GS % de Rhine rich and glossy
Plain and figured enass mGus'ene' and ehaey robes
so pieces fine berege de laines beautiful designs N
sG DO dns . quality ~ M to @ sell at laH cents
Twisted silks and grenadines, berege de laine robea
Fine jaconet lawns N#-
Very fine do at 25 cents. worth SO cents 80
100 pieces fine lawns, l2x M.#.
Fine plaid and striped chamber ginghams coos good
and durable #t+
10 pieces fine black bereges #HH
10 medium
Plain aud black silks y
10 pieces fine black bombasn, Lupin's best make
pieces medium priced do
wells
Black aIpucas, every grade and price
rounds pure Irish linens Richardson's Bakhes make
5cases fine bleached shirngs, the choice brands
Fine black cloths cassmerrs, and vesings
Bieached and table sheetInRs
Pillow h. stt 5Is
every kind of goods
tcnlar The articles will be sold
prices for o punctual a 49,
r. SWe particular stock Of fine silk
and mane comprising grade and And also
they OF the improved styles Aso handsome
stock embroidered shaw all which will sold
much lower than heretofore. tA
April l7-1aw2w MAGRUDER h CALVERT.
(OME AT LAST.-Crape Shnxvls Grape Shawls.--We
would respectfully inform friends and the public generally
that have this the
shawis pan and embodered offered in this
which would call their special attention. They
chased the lowest and will be sold accordingly Call
examine YERBY, TEBBS, YERBY'S,
Miss Dermous building
Corner of Seventh and Pennsylvania avenue.
Ap l3-eolwn #WE-ee
TOR RENT-A large three brick house, with attic,
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Two NEW BRICK HOUSES FOR pENT-Two new eiiribly
sttuaed modern houses, marble msne fixtures
SC, aiming eleven for
gentee family, will upon favorable
punctuai tenant, ON application
r. N. sTRATTON,
Aueioneer Commission Merchant
South side Pennsylvania 9th and 10Th
Ap s-eodf
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Tor Removing the .HaIr Tide Rock, near
Falls Island, CoD.coek Bay. Maine.


I EsoIsEsR DEpARTmEsr,
Washing gton April 8, 1853
SEALED PROPOSALS. this once until The ah
~ May removing shade rock near Falls slahd
Cobscock bay.
II proposed prosecute until the level Of hs
low low tides be reached wheh would ~
ten and half (l0 feet from the extreme height OF he
rock.
The estimated cubic The portion TO be removed are
1000 yards, less
The the channel on every
side without danger Of creating distractions
required Improvement be completed De
fore the close Of OPERATIONS in the coming autumn
government VIII not
der liable beyond which has been appo
paed object
Proposals much job, and each 10
be accompanied by the suees iof Inc
due fuihment contract.
be
Temovedhe
being until the completion OF the lob But
shall to made for portion removed unless he Hc
carried down required level and the work
accepted by the agent of the government IN charge
The reserved rejecting all OF the proposals.
further for the locality, address
' JOS. q. TOTTEN,
Brevet brig. General and colonel Engineers.
TOT In Union nteleencer, aud Republic wash
Boston Boston, Eastern Angus, Port
Maine Republican Journal Belfast, Mane week
month"; and copies OF each containing The adve
tsement be transmitted to the Engineer Department
Ap9-2awim
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ton by s,ocons, e o field Marshal the Duke of weing
i RNos--namrror. -pqr,viny.
mana pnos views ma and auarre Rasiustraed by
don, 1852 4 vol, sVos Lon
h.,r s,on ~ 4 Royal Navy Is4s TO 1880
po,scs ana M,,,,y p".n,. ianshn 9vols london 1859
Judge sAvocae T. neral vols London "ha honehi
Hind on ccnets vol London, ls5a
Hind's Astronomical Vocabulary. 1 vol. Io,.a. a..
On Marine Engines Steam Nessela, and m. sai iioa1
murray, civil engineer vol London, -" =" hobeH
Mscnei'i's Tnoles Of Earthwors, CuunV. and Frh..,
4 ''oahsments
London, 1852 Wv Ass lVol.
.Houah Martial
Ueovhs Smpincainn Of the Articles cf War
IaMes's COLLECTION of the Charges, Opinions ard
General Courts Nsrinl -" SehV'hoes o'
n~m.ets History Of the P,ish Army Of the Law Ni,.,v
"oodnfdr Miary Law Of England, various works ~
$50 snt ~ 'osman Summons A.lthy, hdys, Gnhs, ,McAfthn
snS cses" Iu'''"porsd from London direct BY
n@n rRANcg TAYLOR.
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No. Is4t MAwKsr srKErr, PmLADsLrmA
EaSss ga's" ss s hsgs and p"S s
with steel extending points leach aa % m above
essSss for d MEDAL psS Ao The great
ile plough No 40 calSa,a,s ,s
snr Of the teeth Also, ealnva'o' Of all
kinas with steel teeth,
Corn shelters improved kinds Turnip dilIs, s4uo s6
Hay and straw cutters, Grant's patent fan mills,
Iiand corn mills Garden engines,
s;eaa's I imp,oyea hanows Horse powers and hreshers
square N harrows, Moving and Gaping machines
Grndsones ready hung, cauls lies,
Asrisu,uraI furnaces, Patent ron snaths,
Forks for unloading hay Iransplan,ng tIo~sls,
Man hay rakes Hay aud manure lorks'
Apple pearers, Garden and nsld hoes
or murxJr, Garden rakes, ia variety,
Mole ,raps Chiidren'a tools,
Saws aud scissors snalhs, win patent lastnngs,
Iron well curbs, aud zine tubeing Potato hooks. ~.
Also every description garden and sras"
seeds for sale II, the lowest price, at wholesale and retail
Ap5-eodn . .a
MOuRNING GOODs.-We are just receipt of splendid
III stock of goods for mourning We name in part The fol
best coorng manufactured .ua
10 do do 0 bereges, in plain and satin plaid, in The
10 do baes and White and black and lead beress.
do black broehe bereRe, very rich
do black and slate check silks fl
10 DO DO BLACK BLACK ans ap1ss white s bsrss ssSs de ae.
10 do fine quality black and white ginghams
With OF goods and w>d
branch business
careful selections of all black goods sold by
w. NJ SHUSTER X CO.,
Ap 5-eo6uf 7th street. Pennsylvania avenue
SPLENDID stock New Goods just opened.-we
the pleasure of informing the ladies' and
generally just completed opening of
goods and fay prepared offer anything our line
Of business the lowest retail that IL be bought OF
Our of goods all the
goods many low prices
We nanv in part the following: ... s.. r.#
80 India silks serviceahle article
the silk lire for
10 do solid plaid and striped silks
20 do check French silks, at 62H ard rs cents
10 do handsome glace silks, handsome shades d.
25 do rich hrockade, bargain
20 black de Rhines, comprising the best
had feel confident that
of silk dress will find greatly their advantage
look through stock before purchasing We have just opened
ped of description from 70 and
desirable styles be had
elsewhere Added the above usual stock OF do
goods, Will Wholesale retail
establishment in the District.
! 'Ha W. M SINISTER q CO.,
Ap 5--eo2wif 7h street, Pennsylvania avenue.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-04-19

NEW sp,ing Good..-BARNEs MITCHELL, without
IN ennmeraing Articles a Ia would respectfully
spring goods every variety
and material their many
bargains goods. Purchasers generally
respectfully invited give them early call
Between 8 and 9th streets Pennsy vania avenue.
Anil y3yyr