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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-04-07

o. Mother asked little girl. while
listening TO ihe reating Of Uncle Toms
Cabin why don't the book mention
Topsy's last name! have tried 10 haer
it whenever it spoke Of her, but it has not
once spoke it, M
why, she had no other Matte child
yes she had, tnothet, and know it,
.Wht was it!'
why Turvy-Topsy Ttrty.'
You had better go 10 bed, my dear
said the mother. you are as bad as your
old grandmothefs for she can't say pork,
without beans, for the life of her,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-04-07

EgA A young man having finished his
medical studies, appliedro an oldlgentle-
man to know whether bis neighbdrhood
would be an eligiblesituation for physi.
clan.
WY" replied the old man, I" what
can youdo?" a5ss +
"Why, sir, l can feela pulse and dis
Cover from it what disease the patient Is
subject to-"
"Here then, feel mine" said the Old
man, stretching out bis arm.
"You are troubled with the headache, y
said the young physician, after a very
sagacious look: -s~Ts
Never had 1t in my lie, sir = said the
old gentleman. s7a =
This was poser. Profound. sileiice
ensued.
"I suppose you think ME afool," I" said
the physician, retiring.
All, you know what think but YOU
don't know what | JeeI
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-04-07


NATURE VS.. ART.--There are looks
and gestures of quiet, unheard-of.women,
Z housekeeper, a governess, a sodden
washerwoman, and of men as common.
place as aay whom Holborn, Or Man.
chester or May Fair generates, in which
a thoughtful eye will read tragedies TO
draw deeper, bitterer tears than Shaks.
peare's Olhello, Goelhe's TaSso, or all
The woes Of Euripides. ] have stood in a
group of peasants before painted Cruci-
tixion, and there were looks of sympathy
which mine, perhaps, reflected. But |
heard heavy breathing behind me, and
turning, saw a woman who had brought
her sorrows thither, not found them there
She stood with dull and heavy eyes be-
holding the painted grief Of the Holy Vir.
gin Mother | never knew what was her
calamity. She too, doubtless was mourn.
ing for son, perhaps for his crimes.
But felt that TO me sublime religion and
perfect art were nothing while saw SO
close TO me living, genuine misery
Stirling.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-04-07

The salaries OF the Vice Presid
Cabinet officers, including the
ries OF State, Treasury, Wsas
Interior, and the Postmss
Attorney General. arr
creased from $4,000
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-04-07

OF In o common clay pitcher, from
Australia, minute sPecks of gold hayc
been detected.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-04-07

peCteu seuteIiCo was iH'
came a sudan rush (;
Q thronged the court
I'd Cromwell! room for
|" and the Vicar General
=. and his state, with all
,fiice, TO assume his place
Il that tribunal. Notes ol
J we're laid before Lord
. j. told Of The intended
!. made a gesture Of ap-
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-04-07

ggT During the "Shinplaster" days, a
well known French barber in Washington,
issued certain fppenny bit notes, which
purported on the face to be redeemable
in specie, at sight, when presented in
sums of no less than five dollars or singly
good for shave at his establishments -
One day while occupicdin iatherng down
a customer, he was accosted by a boy
who merely held out to him two of his
own notes.
"Vat you vant-eh9'' inquired Mon
sieur
Master says I'm to get shilling fol
those notes, sir"
=" A sheeli0g! Pardicul cannot your
master read 2 Does he not know vat &c
notes say payable ven present in SONS
not less zan five dollars" Go back to
your master and tellhim to read it." 81
AS the boy vanished, the little barber
looked after him, and exclaimed
II don't link Eat he will come back
Ze notes say in SONS of FIVE dollars, and
| did only issue four dollars and 6fy
ceniS.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-04-07

Gr6cer-Mr. Editor. Ill thank you to
say that | keep the best groceries in the
city. raE s
Editor-l'll thank you TO supply mvs
family with groceries gratis, ,sa
Grocer thought yon were glad TO
get something to llup your paper. ..'A
Editor thought you were glad 10 fill
Storerooms for nothing. lisa poor rule ]
that won't work both ways.
Exit grocer, in rage--iha
kill the paper,
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NUMBER 2.

TT A Beautiful Mind is like a precious
and prolific seed-the mother of lovli-
ness-the foundation Of bliss--the pro.
ducc Of many treasured and inestimable
Aowers--no canker can deface nor time
detroy. Even should there be those Of
its lovely produce that pass away, yet the
source is there--the seed remains to re-
viye-to remodify--to place again on our
bosom and near our hearts, in renewed
beauty--in the same deep interest and
winning power as at first. We would
gather it in as the richest posscssion--as
the wcll-spring of the purest, and abun-
dantand enduring joys--as our support
our eomfort--and the cherished Object,
worthy of onr. bishesl admiration and
we could cling toiS ,tIlankihg God that it
is immoftsl-living forever.
THE DREAM,oF LFE.-Who of us have
not had. .fgR dreams Of life in our young
days, yet how few of us at the close of life
can say, "haye filed and occupied the
position TO which | looked forward when
boy!"' nShe onward progress Of life,
how .otten, in Some stray moment Of
and reflection, do We not find our
selves inquiring. "Is this as Hoped
have | enacted my dream o. And the
answer is invariably--No! We look for
ward in childhood-and only look for
ward-without reflection. We see the
brightness of the sunshine in the distance,
and we think no clouds can obscure it,
Happy vision, indeed, could we truly real
ise it We build up gorgeous palaces,
and we sketch career Of life all lgold and
sunshine--what are they, and where are
they when years sober US!
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-03-09
Patent Medicines.

A Large stock Of the best and most popular Family
"A Medicines just Received and for sale low by
Oct 90, dwy GILLESPIE.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-03-09
To The Afflicted.---pepsin.
Groceries.

THE undersigned having returned from tle South with
r large extensive stock OF Groceries, well adr6sd
for the Fall and Winter trade prepared to sell ~
wholesale retail low prices as at any House i'm
tie city OF Dubqr and hopes give satisfaction
to the purchaser This stock of goods is new and in
prime craftsmanship of Orleans, Havana Loaf
crushed, pnverzed and clarified Sugars BY the hind Or
barrel Golden SYRUP, sugar house. and SYRUP Mafas-
es Imperial gunpowder, young hyson and Black Teas
by the chest half Chest catteboyes of sizes,
prices and qualities. No 1. Article prime Rio fee,
Pepper, Alspice, Ginger Saleras, Starch Sperm star
and tallow Candles; Varegated bar, shaving, c,sts
and rosin Soaps Zantee currents, Rasns, Figs Dates
Prunes Cinnamon, Cloves, Nutmegs and Extracts o.:
Lemon, Verra and Rose, fine lot of Baltimore Fresh
cove Oysters Sard nes scotch hcrrngs picked herrn
mackerell, mackanaw Trout and White fish Pepper
sauce, mixed Pickles, Gherkins and CatssaP large
lot OF hne grade smoking and chewing Tobacco from.
IA To- boxes npwards common plug smoking, and fine
cut Tobacco in boxes or barrels Snuff Pipes, Regat,
Principe and weary Cigars; Pipes stems, link Wash
sticks clothes Pins, Bedcords, clote Lines Wnlas Hal
tor, and cable Ropes of various sizes and qualities
Sein and sack Irvine, candle wick and wrapping Yarn
Oaknm Saccing, Tar, Pitch, ROsin Putty, White lie
aid Obs Pint and half pint Fasks and Glass Tumble re-
Demijollfs, gallon and half: on, Dried Apples a cd
Peaches preserved Fruits, ftrOn, Chocolate, Gre {
Apples by the bbi. Boston, SOda Bitter, Wine, nc
Sugar Crackers by the Dbl Powder, Shot, Lead, ur.
custom caps and pills, Plaster Fars Kentucky GENE 4
Guny Bags by the Bale, Buckskn Mittns and Clio =
Shoe Brushes and Backing. English Dairy and West err
Reserve Cheese and Stone Ware good supply of ne
Superine and Extra Family Flour kept constantly On
hand and warranted good by G. r. WEST
Dubuque, Oct. III. lS52-dwy.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-03-09
THE TRUE
DIGESTIVE FLUID,
OR
GASTRIC JUICE.
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE.

Lall on the Agent, and get Descriptive circular
gratis, giving large amount of Scientific Evidence from
Lcibis's Animal Chemistry; DIR. Combe's Physiology o
Deestson; DIR. Pereira Food and Diet; DIR. Jehn w
Draper of New York University; Prof Dungson's PLY
solopy; Prof. Siliman, of Yale Colleges Dr. Carpenter
Phvsioogy &C., together with reports of Cures from al
/ parts of the United States.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-03-09
For Sale ut = great Sacrifice.

TIME W. quarter OF section %, and the East han
of the south east quarter OF section % i'm Township
81 north of range Of the 5t principle Ma ndan
Iowa containing $40 acree-more or less.
This land is about half timber, lays well, is VOL wa
teed is choice wheat land is convenient Schools and
Mills partly improved, and is knowRas he land owned
by George w. Lundbeck.
ANY person desiring purchase good farm would de
we'll to look al this sr eaily offered sacrifice.
l~,-For particulars enquire ri GEO. w. BURTON.
Maroh lS5l--dWr
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-03-09
NOTICE.

M SC1LAYED. Of whom this may co41ccrn.--You
ul are hereby notified that Bafhar Noel has ahan-
doned my house without any just and sufficient cause
and that will not pay fof any of her expenses of living.
nor any manner contribute to h.r support, that Of
my child, whom she has in her pc session. and that
all persons who harbor and trust her, will do their
own peril. JOSEPH NOEL.
February g3d, 1859 dlt-w3t
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-03-09
WORTH KNOWING
Purc Port wine & Brandy.
LIGHTNING! LIGHTNINGu
Auction Notice!

IL. COX, AuCTIoNEER, Dubuque, Iowa,
WILL give personal attention to the Sale Of REAL
w ESTATE. FURNITURE, HORSES, CATTLE,
nd MERCHANDISE of everv description.
~ M long experience and familiarity with the bnsi-
els confident of being able give satisfaction
to all those who may entrlist business To his
Liberal Cash advance made upon consignmcnts, and
orders of consignors strictly adhered to.
Administrators, Assgnee's and Curator's Sales at
tended to on the most reasonable terms.
Merchandise and Furniture bought and sold on liberal
terms II. COX,
City Auction Room, Dubuque, Iowa
MIN I'LL,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-03-09

SUGAR.
x HHDS. N. o. Sdgar-best quality-for sale to suit
u purchasers. Also, barrels crushed and loaf Sugar
on hand and for sale low by
Eeh26 KENNEDY .GILLIMAN & CO.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-03-09
LEGAL NOTICES.

THO WILLIAM NJ. WATERSON.-Siri You are
hereby notified that there Is file in the offscs
of the Clerk If the District COurt, in Dubuque county,
petition of Frederick E. Bissel claiming you six
dred and eleven dollars, money due promisso-
ry notes. and that unless appear and thereto
before the 2Sth day of March, 1885, judgment will
be rendered against you thereon.
FREDERICK E. Bliss ELL.
DubuQUe, Iowa. Feb 18th, 1852
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-03-09
VARIETY STORE.

A GENERAL Stock of all the various articles i'm
IA general use will be kept constantly hand at the
old stand of Emerson & Shields, Main street. We
respectfully say TO all those who may favor with
call; that it is no trouble to show Goods.
Feb 25th, 1853. KENNEDY, GILLIAMS CO.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-03-09
Sold OMs.

TINE undersigned have this dry disposed of their en-
i tire stock Of Merchand TO :. HoMAs X. KENNEDY,
THeMAs F. GILLIAN and Plus ElfERsoN, who will con-
tinue Tie business at old stand, No. A. corner of
Main and FOurth-stros, under the City Hotel, under
the name and style of Kennedy, Gillian & CO.
We especially solicit cur Numerous friends and
customers to at least give them ell he ore purchasing
elsewhere We most cordially say TO brothers who
have been and are now engaged in TIE business
of whom We have kr for the last IL years that
8 prepared to shake thm by the hand" and TO
patronage during the great elapae o. time that
have been in business that them there is better times
coming and al those that know then selves be in
debted eferiy note account that they oiH
qtick We closed business for the especial purpose of
sattling outstanding business. One both of
viii at all times be found the old stand until further
notice.
EMERSON & SHIELDS.
February 23d, 1858. dlt-w4t
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HEAR THE PRESS.
From the Fall River (Mass) Monitor.

This m i.ene, prepared BY long experienced and
skil physcian, tested and approved by gre It num-
her Of intelligent, stingushed respectable person.
in varous parts Of the country, received and used
with entire confidence, and 1t is alo recommended
valuable medicine IN other diseases, slch - colds
coughs, and icularly those diseases whose endencv
b TO consumption.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-03-09
Valuable Farm far Sale.

"a $40 Acres Of Land, lying miles north OF
faf4 Dubuque, 10 miles from Thomson's Mills,
LUZ three miles from Wells Ferry, 200 acres un-
erd fence, House, Stable, small Orchard, Gar
den and shubbery, &c. The above described premises
will be sold in lots to suit purchasers being part Timber
and part Prairie. Stock of any description will be taken
in payment, if application is made Immediately.
SOCHRATES KIRK.
1253 dayy 9xyx
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NOTICE.
NOTICEs
u. PRESTON will fakc n,

yXYILLIAM n. PRESTON will take notice that
w Lucy Ann Preston has filed Petition in the District
Court of Dubuque county, praying Divorce from him
the grounds that he has wlly deserted and absen.
ted himself from her without reasonable cause. That
said Petition will be heard at the next term of the Ds
rict Court of Dubuque county, which sA be held in
March next and unless you appear and answer thereto
the 28th day Of March next the prayer of the Petit
TONER will be granted. Lucy ANN PRESTON
Ny J. A. HILLS, her Attorney.
Dubuque, Feb. 18th, 1853. 4w
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-03-09

Entered according of Congress, the year 1861
byJ S. HOUGHTON, NJ. D., in the Clerks
Office of the District Court for the East
ern District of Pennsylv ania.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-03-09
NnficP.

DR. ROBERT J. THOMAS Of the late firm of Rich
IL ards Thomas, tenders his Professional services
the citizens of Dubuque aid vicinity and solct share
of public patronage.
Office on Main street, between 9Th and 9th Streets in
the Brick Building Cannon's Fruit store. Residence
corner of Eighth and White streets.
N. b. will continue to practice as County Physician
fol the county Of Dubuque. r. J. THOMAS.
Dubuque, April 27-dwtf
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-03-09

This medicine, coming from respectful source.
and carefully prepared BY an experienced and skill
full pyscian 10 received by the bic with corideRce.
III ecacy has been proved in many obs mate Of
disease and its fame has rapidly erded. II has been
extensively used in every part Of the country, PAL
larry in the middle ana northern Gates and strong
tmony from intelligent and highly respectable sons
- been adduced in favor of its merits remedy 70.
cads coughs affections of the chest diseased liver ard
dvauena1a
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-03-09
Home Manufacture triumphant.
Opening Of the Spring Campaign
SPRING e. SUMMER FasuIoNs-1S53

AT BARSToW'S Fashionable Hat and Cap
# Emporium-The increased demand for the 6 Bar
- stoD Hut is proof pastve that the people of the
NorhWes are determined support and stand by their
own Manufactures. This is it should be- Why should
the people of the Great West pay large of
money annually tn the Eastern manufacturers, thereby
eurichng the asst at the expense of the West whilst
we can cheeper and better articles manufactured
home? The subscriber is offering his Spring Style Has,
(Beebe & co.'s PATTERN TO the gentlemen of Dubuque
and vicinity feels confident that they will give the
en- ire sat,sacca all those who properly appreciate
fhis very essential article Of eeneman's wardrobe. In
cons quon-e of the very liberal patronage extended
him since establishing this business in Dubuque he has
determined reduce the price OF his best Hats TO the
unparalleled low price Of 81 80. These goods all
manufactured by himself, and expressly fer the retail
h, me trade, that neither pains expense will be
spared make them what they represented to be,
viz. better Hat by p per cent than can be bought fer
s. 90 in other house in this city. This is no hum
bur but simple matter Of fact which easily be
,rtaind by calling at his Mandatory. All Hats
h,ucht at lis establishm. MT ronei free of charge On
hand large assortment of CAPS of every grade aud
material. Also, Kossuih, Magyar, Henry Gay, and
Rough and Ready Hats, in great variety Gentlemen
| yorr patronage is solicited
In consequence Of being able 10 obtain suit
: able store he may be found atthe cd stand, oppost,
the Waples' house. Feb 81 50. daWu
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-03-09
Is YOUR PROPERTY INsURED2

rrHE undersigned is agent for the American Mutual,
Fire Insurance Company, Amsterdam, New York.
CAPITAL S2OO, 900.
Embracing a MERCHANTS and FARMERS d. par.
ment. The Merchants department, is on the cash
cpe, and Insures Stores Shops, Dwellings, Merchant
Furniture and all kinds of property against loss and dam
age bv fire. And the farmers department, Insures soa
ted Buildings, Dwelling and out Buildings, Grain, Furn
tire aud all kinds eff Property, for term Of years, either
the premium note system, for cash without note,
avoiding assessments OF losses, this company
adapted to the wants ofhe people in city country,
and commends itself to their confidence.
OFFICE ENrRANcE-J. G. Weatherbys Stare,
JAMES r. GOODRICH
Jdgentfo Dubuque, and adjotniny Counties
Nav div.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-03-09
1853. 1853.
SCARRITT & MASON,
NO. 60, WASHINGTON AVENUE, ST. LOUIS, MO
MAMMOTH STOCK OF
f u r N l T u r z.

Don't forget to call the above NUMBER and examine
and buy of the largest and most varied stock of ne
fashionable and desirable Furniture in the City.
LATEST STYLE rETE.A-TETEs, SOFAS, DivANs,
Rocking Parlor and Easy Chairs, French Bcdsteads
fine Mrror-Front Wards,bcs, Book Cases, Secretaries
Marble Top Bureaus Centre and Side Tables, Wash
Stands Work S .nds, What Not Desks, &C., line Gilt
Frame Paor Mirrors Cane Seat, Cottage Rocking and
Dining Chairs Extension Tables, Sofa Beds of the
approx ID invention; Scarr's Universally admir-
ed Patent Lounge Bedstcad.
UPHOLSTERY
OF our own make, warranted Pure and Good, such as
HAIR Spring, Cotton Moss ard lusk Mattresses, Com
forts Sheets Pillows all articles in ti, line hand or
made short notice, order. All work made to
order and for quality not surpassed. Warranted as rep
resented, or money turned
AT Wholesale:
go Bureaus, from s 3 To 10
900 Sofas, IL 10 40
$50 Mahogany Rocking Chairs, to 20
60 LARGE aud Small Easy 10 10 81
$40 Mahogany Paror 6 To Z
$50 Cane Seat and Back Rocking Chairs, = To 6
1000 Cane Seat Chairs from - cts 10 8
100 Bedsieads ali desirable patterns ard sizes.
| Chairs and Tables, in " kn,ck- down packages,
suitable for Santa Fe and salt Lake Traders.
900 Wood Rocking Chairs from % 10 =.
! 1000 Wo Il Chairs, from ID TO IA
| 500 Chi'dreGs' Chairs;
! 100 Willow Wagons
Cribs Lounges, Tin and Wire Safes;
| Dining, Breakfast AMI Sewing Tables;
Book Cases, Wardrobes, &c
As constantly receiving additions 10 our s'ock
il is always large and the assortment complete Orders
ted promptly. and lon If purchasers present
inc Every attention in power cheerthlly gwen
Respectfully, Your Obedicnt Servants,
SCARKTrT Il MASON.
fed S-d2n
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-03-09
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Mes f. S Jesup Il Comp. would inform
the merchants of Dubuque that they have OPEN
ed an office for the transaction of a Bank ng "
Exchange Business in this City
Dubuque, Dec. 22d, 80 daw u.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-03-09
HEHPsIEAD &c DURI, THIS. MI
NOTICE,

ITO the unknown owner or ners of the one half of
Lot No. 422, and the one half of Lot No 1913, and
the whole of Lot No 3i3 all in the city Of Dubuque,
State Of Iowa:
You hereby notified that there is now on file in the
Office of the Clerk of the District Court of said county
of Dubuque, a petition of John H. Thedinga,
praying judgment for the amount that may be due him,
and that and all persoRs whomsoever, be forever
barred and absolutely freclosed Of and from all right
deed made to him by the Treasuser Of Dubuque county
by virtue of sale of land for taxes, held the S8ti
day of August, A. d. 1859, for the taxes due sass
lands, amounting in all to the of four doa.s and
ninety seven cents and unless you appear AND answer
thereto according to law, or heYe the second day of
tho term of tire District Court of Dubuque comfy,
to be held af the Court House in Dubuque the fourth
Mnnday in March next, judgment will be rendered by
default and your rights and equity redeem be forever
barred and alb +olutely forecostd.
By order of
JOHN II. THEDINGA
BY Clark & BIssELl, his Att'ys. dltwfx
NOTICE.
die lj of Lei No. A2. IN fae city Of Dubuque, Du-
buGue county, State Of Iowa:
fou are hereby gifted that there is now on 6le in
the office of the Clerk Of the District Court of said
county of Dubuque, petition of Charles Cookery pray
ing Judgment for the amount that may b. due HIM. and
that and all persons wh"msoever be forever barred
and absolutely foeCosed of and from all right and eQu
ty of redemption in and to the said Lot, under deed
made him by the Treasurer the county If Dubuque
by virtue of sale Of land for taxes held the 2Sth
day of August, A. d. 1852, fr the due sais
lands amounting in all to the suin Of two doass ADD
six cents, ard Unless appear and tAere5e
cordir2 s' ass fore the second day OF the next
az the Court House, in Dubuque, fusrth Monday
IN March next, Judgment will he rendered by default,
and your right and equity redeem be forever barred
BENZ. RUPERT, Jerk.
HARLES ORKERY,
BY CLARK IL BtssELL, his Att,ys. dit-w4w
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-03-09
A MILL TO RENE.
KNE lST g. LENS SEN.
EMPORIUM OF FASHION
----O--
MEM " ON yC'g,S

Miss Green begs TO call the attention Of the Ladies
Iowa 10 her assortment of Millinery, which she has
just ceived-consisng Of bonnefs in Velvet, Satir,
Silk, Straw, BRAID, and all kinds hat and FASH
ionabe, she has also hand We vets, Satins, Silks,
Florence Grapes, Bombazne, Ribbons, PIumes, Caps,
O. pes, crcsetcs Collars, Braids, Trimmings for
Dresses, VelvetRIbbs ms, sewed Muslin Edgings and
Insertions, and variety of articles too numerous TO
mention. 1t rs her wish that the Ladies will call and
see for themselves, and they may depend that all her
Goods at the lowest possible price, she also
the Ladies of Dubuque that she feels grateful for past
tlvors and she will endeavor to merit continuance
Street, corner ri Tenth, Dubuque Iowof
Oct 8 IS52tf
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-03-09

~ NOTICE is hereby given that will sell, as
E"";;M Trustee of William Miller, the door of the
49, Court House in Dubuque, Dubuque county, Iowa
on Saturday. the Goth day of March, 1885, the prop
ery of Christian Borchard under decd of trust dated
August gath, le4S, to To William Miller the
sum of two hundred dollars, S2 co., due twelve months
after date, with legal interest after due until paid the
following Real Estate, to wit: The southwest quarter
OF section No. twenty two, in township 90, north al
range cas- of the 5th P. NJ Sale between the hours
10 A. NJ. and p nj.
JEFFREY C WETHERBY, Trustee
Dubuque, March 5, 1853. GOD