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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-12-14
Doc 9, 1908. Land Agents, Dubuque, Iowa.
ATTENTION. FARMERSI

IHEkE will be meeting Of the Dubuque CT unity Ag
ricninral and Horticultural Society, at the Court
House. in the city Of Dubuque, Saturday the 18th
instant, At II O'clock NJ. business Of Importance
VIII ne transacted, and full attend of all the
beFs Of the socIety is earnestly requested.
Ry order ii the President,
II. 8. HETHERINcTON, Sec.
Dec =, tc5C, wet
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Administrator,s Notice.

VXJHEREAS Emeiine Pickett and Elzey Wilson
w were on the 9TH day OF November 1853, duly ap
pointed administrators of the estate of Norman Pickett
d.c'd, Of Independence, Buchanan county, Iowa al
having any claims against said please preseRt them
in due tie legally proven and all knowing themselves
indebted 70 said will please call and settle tic
same with G. Wilson, IL miles of Independence
on the onasqueton rood.
EMELlNE PICKETT,
ELZEY Wilson.
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Genuilne Pills, &c.

Genuine PllIS, &C.
HAVE been appointed Agent fer the sale Of the fol-
lowing Pills aud Medicines: Moffatf 3 Pills and
Bitter-, Wriehs Pills, McLane's Liver Pills. Brand
ret!'s Pi Is Hooway's Pills and Ointment, Braggs
Smiths susar-coated fills Lees Pills. Cooks Pills,
Sovereign Balm Pills.
Family Medicines.
Ihave now on hand supply Of Jayne's Family Mcdi-
cnes, Loudon & Co.'S Family Medicines, Graflenburgh
Co.'S Family Medicines.
Cough Medicines.
am A cent for the following celebrated Cough Med-
cines: Ayers Cherry Pectoral, Wstar's Basam Wild
Cherry, Buchan's Hungarian Balsam Dr. Storms
Scotch Cough Candy Barnard's Syrup I.verwort and
Horehound, Jtyne's and Loudon's Expecorant all Of
the above Tor sale at Wholesale or Retail by
a. GILLESPIE,
Nov.3. 80. No. Globe Building, Dubuque Iowa.
DATENT MEDfCINES.-Patent Medicines of all
i kinds for sale by TIMOTHY Mason W holesale end re
tail Druggist, sign of Good Samaritan sept IL
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GALENA AND CHICAGO UNION f. 4.
AND
BELOET 4 MADISON IL. Ie.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT, NOVEMBER H. 1859.
sS.;s..-..S5 49, 41TY
. s-sssssaaffssTsf z So e. tS $500

s.s-stsIs.s . Y l9sssses.Sss
ON and after Monday, November IA gard until fur
~ ther notice. Trains will be over the above roads
5 follows Sunday excepted.
TRAINS WEs1as ARD TO FREEPORT & HELoIT,
irving Frecport at PM and at Eeloii at 20 PM.
3D. Leave Chicago, Wells street Depot, 10 NJ
rive al FRI eport AT A Nj and at Eeloit at IL NJ.
TRAINS EASTWARD TO CHICAGO
LIST Leave Freeport at 80 4 NJ, and Eeloir al A NJ
arriving at Chicago at - 80 p NJ
2nd Leave Frceport at Il NJ. ms Beloit at $50 NJ,
arriving at Chicago al II PM.
Trains going West pass junction at $50 NJ, and 2s
PM.
Trains going West pass Be.vdere at II NJ, and 1910
NJ.
Trains going East pass Belviere 80 NJ and !, Is
PM.
Trains going East pass Junct 1; "a 4 NJ. and 35
NJ.
Fare to Freepor 50. to Beloit 50, so.
The above cement i designed 10 afford much
daylight travel To and from the of the
road possible. From Frecpor and Beloit first class
mail connections established through Wiscon
81 n, Iowa, and Minnesota,
Passengers from tie West aRd Mort going South by
connect at Junction. at 935 NJ with the Chicago and
Aurora Train for Lasae and points south, reaching La
sale O'clock A NJ This route furnishes contin-
uous Railroad connection to Springfield and Alton and
by boats 10 miles 10 ST. Louis
WINTER ROUTE TO MILWAUKEE,
This route, via Belot and Evansville, citing be-
tween those places by stage IA miles with the Milwau
kce and Mississippi Railroad offers convenient winter
commune alton between Chicago and Milwaukee.
}. b. TURNER, Sup't.
Now l6, 1883 d2m
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JOHN D. JENNINGS,
Attorney 81 Counsellor mt Law,
OrFIcr, Wilde's Building, of Main and Fourth
streets.
NB.-special attention will be given TO collections,
conveyancing, an the investigation and perfecting of
titles.
Dubuque, Nov. I, 1853 dawtf
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CYRU 5 II ERKlLl
w NJ. YIOR.

Dubuque Rope Il Irvine Factory
fHHE undersigned conirung carry on the business
commenced under the late firm of Taylor, nerkiil
and Moreand, would respectfully solt continuance
OF the heretofore extended patronage by Merchants Of
this ty, and at the same time would assure all ths,
thn't VIII neither energy nor ingenuity wanting to
furnish such article of Cofdaee &C., cannot but
give entire satisfaction. WIN TAl LOR & Co.
IA. fwtf
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EHNsaEgH.

IN DDl Bushels nf icell-cfeGaed Wheat for which
csoOo fair price will he paid in cash. Also any
quantity of Corn and Oats, in Exchange for Goods
best rates. b. j. G'HALLORAN,
Dubuque, Dec a. 1853. daw3m
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EHrcnfor,s Notice.

YISO ALL TO whom it may concern, Notice is hereby
given that Letters Tesamcntary, under the will Of
OF Chas. Miller deceased, have been granted by the
County Court of Dubuque County, iowa, to the under
signed You will therefore present your demands with
delay IL the County Jourt for hearing and those in
debtcd will make payment without delay the estate
must be closed. e EBENEZER MILLER
LYMAN DILLON.
Executors of the Estate
Dubuque, Nov. is, 1853. ns26w4w
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NEW GOODS.


n. V, DESC ELLES,
Corner If Iaaa and Fourth Streets,
M9A HAS just received his supply of Fresh
s5Ess staple and Fancy GRoCERiES, consis,n.
~S86A Of
LIQUORS. rGa, Prynes, &c.
French eaniac Brandy; haisaEs, Figs, eurrants;
Peach 90 Chewing and Smoking To
Old Scotch, Rye apd Gour bacco. &C., sc.
bon Whiskey; - STAPLES.
st. Cruix RuI Teas Sugars, Coffee, Mo
MarascAipJ, Curacao; lasscs, Herring, candles
Holland and N. York Gin Spices, Soap Starch, Blue
Absent, st Louis and Ciu.l Vernacella, Alacaron
cinpariWhiskcy. corn aDdOat Mcp!, Barley
EiNES! Crackers Of al kinds
champagne Wine; imported and Western
100 cases Il Clarrst Reserve cheese, Oranges
CiaTyet in casks, white aud Lemons, and all knds
red Rcnish Wine, AMI tronical Fruits
settle. Malaga Port, cher Spanish cigars, of every
~, Sweet Oil, Orange description
Water. Candies and Nuts of every
Sardincs, Oysters, Preserv- variety.
ed Peaches, Ounces, cit
The undersigned will he found regularly his place
Of business and will be- happy all times his
old customers lettheir wants be many or few.
What haves Of the choicest kind.
G.J-Just received SO dozen cans Fresh Oysters.
N. v. DESCELLES.
Dubuque. August 18th, 1853. dawtf
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CLOTHING.
Gentlenen's BLACK cloth CASHMERE and Doeskin
coaks, finishing ana blank pants,
Ell ovsrcoats, quilting satin luda rubberl egginss
and fancy vests,
GROCERIES, &c.
hoice Imp rial, Young Hy Pure cognac Brandy old Mo
son, ooo!ung * Souchong nongahcla and Ohio whis-
Teas. key,
Java and Rio Coilees Golden Syr - ard s
Chocolate, Cocoa, lasses,
Loaf crushed, CLAIR Eli and Smoking and che wing to-
brown sngsrs. bacco,
Sperm and taiJw can Principe a vaIia a2d Slo
cables, root cigars
cloves nutness, Gna,ion Fancy and plain soaps, ind
ginger, mustard and eppsr go, lard oil, tubs, buck
Tahe tntylcry and queens cts, coffee mills
ware, sc. Rasins, almonds, currents
T.. DDEEEe
Nov ta--dwy
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VsDYZCE.

sv'OzzCEe
New Stocks of all kinds Of, Dry Goods, Boots,
Hats, Caps, Clothes, &C., &C., &C.,
FOI. Sole CheaD!
'rUE undersigned would rcspec fully inform their
customers and the public generally, ta, they hat
full stock
Fall and Winter Goods
in store the of Main and 9th Streets and at
their old stand under the -Wap!es House" Both OF
the above stocks full and complete AMI received d-
rectly from the Eastern Markets, and we wu,ll res
pectfuily invite III TO and anime for themselves
Tor we shall sell them cheap--re'y cheap for cash.
Returning succre thanks for past favors. we re
iaain y-oar I'll eufcut servants,
p. NAPLES & SMITH.
NJ e. The undersigned would respectfully sag the
Ladies of The city and country generally that although
my loss by the aIe fire has been great in my late
House Furnishing enterprise, sill, they shall not be dis
appointed. 1hes may depend upon my opening just
such asiere the one burned 5uiIdn ca
be got and the goods got here from the East.
My intentions TO keep full stock of House Fur
nislng Goods in every department, connected with the
latest STYLES of Dress Goods in almost endless variety
mnings, &c, &c. &C.
Feeling grateful to the citizens of Dubuque nd
surrounding country for their liberal patronage for the
last tourt, years and respectfully socifs a confirm
ance of the same. With my best respects,
! am your ub't. scrvt
PETER NAPLES.
Dubuque, Septic, 1853. daw-tf
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aud the undivided half Of lot No :, sec 26 containing
Is l2 acres OF first timber. The above land is sta
ated near Eikader, in CT, yton county. Aiso, the
quarter OF " quarter of SIC IS town o5 north
3 east sra.ted near Andrew, Jackson county. Also,
the w quarter nf the n quarter and the south hall
ofthe " quarter OF 27 township 90, range east
the 5ih NJ situated mes north the city of Du-
buque For further particulars inquire of the crbers
GEO. w. BURTON & co.
Dec. 3, 1853. dawtf
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T. UOYL Els
CHEAP CASH STORE.

On .Ndla-Street, befareen Iourh md Fiffh mani
Door TO John Sim2iOt..
TEIHE subscriber beg leave 10 INFORM the
4 Dubuque and surrounding country, thai, $50.
returned from New York with fresh and 1919;
supply of ST APLE ald FANCY DRY GOODs ~ -
THING, GEDcERifS & QUEENSWARE, whic. 49, 80
been bought the nss advantageous terms
be sold for cash q; Tire lowest rcunerating priccs
Country storekeepets are respectfully requested to Cur
and the goods ud rces before making pu.sh
eisewher Crop ice oy will be asked and no ansie
made Amonss the stock vi lhe found the follow
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III GUNS. RIFLES AND Pi.TOl
.Main-strset, corner 9th, Dubuque.
Jacob +, Mack,

vxJoUiDraspcctfull iniorm Observation-Disclosures
w lie that he keeps constantly bann and for sale
double harrels,l and Pistols wlifhh he VIII warrant ia
be goed as can he found intlc West He has asoa,
hand fac lot ofril!e barrels which he wilifuraisito
o1deT, and warrant to he eqifal 10 any made.
Thankfilf for the ibera pafrUnRg 60 hitherto bestowed
him, he would respectfully solicisa continuance
tie
Repairing Of al, kinds in hislnc rcasi, ard prom pity
eyee,ifed. Locks and Scales made q. repair d. Al,
work warranted 20 give satisfaction. (Bee 81. ly
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Estray Notice.

tYVAKEN up by Thomas Philips, living in Prs;rir
u Creek township Dubuque county, an Estray C,li,
years old last spring, color black with Two bite
spots its forehead, and one its bride or
harness marks it, brand of any description, and
appraised by Patrick Morony, Maurice Donovan, and
Jonathan Paul, at $50, before Rrber Ogden r, Of
said TOwnship. -
Dec II, ls53.-lw BENZ. RUPERT, CLERK.
PURSUANT to order of the County court If On ]
January, 1854 offer for SALE the front door .f the
Court House, Lot number hundred and ninety eight,
A. 98 a) TO the highest aud best bidder, for cash. This
lot valuable, fronting the river, and the title IL
believed q good one. +. MASON. ASst
Dec 8, l853.-4w Admir- Of Julia Martins estate.
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Fall and Winter Goods
Change Change! Change!

the order of the day, and the public hereby mott
4 fed liat MesSrs. CUEEEN and L,NLER have this day
sold all their right, title and interest in the HoRrp's
FAIR and Ms magnificent contents of Goods Wares and
Merchandise Ia Messrs MoBGAS, CuKRAN and Coma
OF this city well their good will and which
has ccn literally shnwered upon the Far; and, in
cnnciui ~ after returning thanks to generous public
their unlimited patronage they cordially leconaiend the
"Nfm Hdrid's Far, 10 all persons who have been
cIistoed tobuying tn Hscyes rich the sold Worlds
Fair. - CURREN & LANIER
Dubuque, Iowa, May d, 1888 day II
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Chicago to New York and Boston.
Shortest Most Erpedioas, and only Rad Road RoDtefc
New York, Boston and Philadelphia.
Great Western and Soutli-WcsIcrn U. S. Mail Route
PASSENGERS leave Chicago with the o'clock p. NJ
i Telegraph Train, reach MONROE morning at &
Steamers, direct for Buffalo, without
Landing,
a.ryir. a. sutaln IL tii;c r:ie he y ,elisk EXprcs:
same evening, arriving in New NeTk day at r. NJ.
by either N. Y. City and Erie or n, Y. Central Roads
10 hours less time than By ether r. r. Lake Route
NORTHERN INDIANA, Capt.. T, PHEArr,
Leaves Toledo and Monroe, Tuesdays and FRIDAYS
Leaves Buffalo, Wednesdays and Saturdays
SOUTHERN MICHIGAN, Capt. A. ID. PERKINS,
Leaves Toledo & Monroe, Mondays and THURSDAYS
Leaves Buffalo, Tuesdays aud Fridays.
EMPsRE STATE, Capt J. WILSON.
Leaves Toledo and Monroe, Wednesdays and Saturdays
Leaves Buffalo, Mondays and Thursdays.
Also, Three Daily Trains a Day,
Making complete railroad connections Throughout Ohio,
Pennsylvania New York, and ne entire New England
States
Isl, LIGHTStGG EXPRESS, lea.es at 6
I'd, ExrRE S AND Matt, leaves al u NJ.
Sd, TELEcRAPH EXPRESS, leaves at s p. NJ
Only One Tram on Sunday,-ftarcs at s p. NJ.
1J~Passengers particularly requested 20 procure
Tickets beflre to king seats i'm the Cas-
Oce nl reiont Building, doors south Of the Main
Entrance, Dearborn Street, Chicago.
GEO. NJ. GRAY, Agent.
June 18th, 1853. daw-rf
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IHRUITS, Nuts Candies. Spices and general var
e nf Fsny Groceries of all kinds for sale NJ fair
iiric rs by G. X. WEST
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N evV GEocsrIe
OPPOSITE GLOBE BUILDING,

II, j. q y f E q CO.,
MOULD respectfully inform the citizens of Dubuque
w that they are in receipt of their supply of
Family Groceries, Fruits, &c,
Which arc Of the best quality, and will be sold iog for
casa We intend to keep turning that nn,be sixpencc
until We wake up some morning and find changed into
shilling. We respectfully say 10 you,--gvc call
and we trust yoa will not find warning, Among our
assortment will always be found the best of
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TNDiA Rubber Packing, Oakun ritch, Tar, Rosn
haniand for sale by G, II. NE>T
NIHlTE LEAD.-!lIree thousand pounds pure
w White Lead for sale af the sign of Good Samar-
y tan. TIMOTHY MASON.
IL
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vARiETf,STORE.

vARiETfuSTORE.
A GENERAL. Stock of all the various articles in
IL general use wilt be kept constantly hand al the
old stand Of Emerson & Shields, en- Main street. We
very respectfully say all those who may favor with
a call; that il is trout lie 10 show Goods.
10 1853. GILLIAN EMERSON.
DURE FORT WINE AND BRANnY.-Jhe sub
scrker offers the best of Port inc and Brandy. for
meditn purposes. TIMOi HN MASON,
sept IL sign of Good Samaritan
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IOWA STONE AND MARBLE YARD.
Corner Of Water A. ith SITS.

L. w. Crockett & j. e. Williams
VXIoULD respectfully inform the citizens Of Dubuque
w and vicinity, tina they have commenced IN the
Strne and Marble business. in all its branches We
trust that strict business, and desire o
render entire satisfaction will enable to merit share
Of pubic pstrnnsge
Yluh.oue Nov. A.. 1853. ddwly
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HORSE-SHOEING.
Estray Notice.

TIyHERE are, at M. Hame's, at Eegle Point, estray
j Cattle. One trOwn Cow, abo ut six years old
both cropped, with white face. -Four red heif,
ers two If them year old last spring unmarked
the others two years olas spring, with the right
arcff There Is also Thrown hcfer three years Old
with white under belly. One yonng steer ahoet
TIRES years old, with red head and neck, and white
hack, unmarked Also, one bun, one year old last
.sprine, red along his mock and the balance white
Those owning said attic have them by calling
atmf residence and paying charges.
Doc ~, l8l3.-3w M. NAMES.
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ALE& PORTER.
LIGHTNING. LIGHTNING!!

rXNHE citizens ofDuhugne areresrectful. norme dtha
4 the Subscribers now prepared In pu up Light
ming Rods in any part the City the shortest notice
They may be found atthe Good Samaritan rng Store
may ..tl --..y If MAUD PYLE. E
SG R3T.S HALF Bis. and 10 Gallon Kegs, New Or
Cold. GIxIIr NaIn frS hs
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1879 r. r1gEEsFI71Fss,4- 81 IIFI5s!l 1879
1000 Ese ;::: s:sa e - 50. 1000.
c.. &, G.. u. r.. r.
THROUGH TO FREEPORT.

THROUGH TO FREEPORT.
| CHANGE OF TINE.
Septe III her LIST, 1853.
ON and after The LIST Of September next, (and until
further notice. Trains will he below stated (sun
days eAeepredl:
Trains Westward Leave Chicago.
Isl Passenger Isl and I'd class $50 A. NJ arr
wing AT Freepur, AT LIS z. Nj.
I'd Emigrant and Freight Accommodation, at S.45
NJ. arriving at Freeport at 500 7. NJ.
3D. Passenger lst and ID class cars at $50 r NJ arr
wing at Freeport al 2.45 A. Nj.
Trains Eastward-Leave FreepOrt.
ls Passenger LIST and I'd class cars at 100 A. NJ,
irving al Chicago al 1850 7. Nj.
I'd Emi:rant and Freight Accommodation. at $50 a.
NJ. arriving at Chicago at 4 Is +. Nj.
I'd Passenger, Ist and I'd class cars at S20P. NJ,
irving at Chicago at 2.i5 A. Nj.
Fare between Chicagoa and Freeport-1st class $500;
I'd class S2J0.
From Chicago via Eigiu Marengo Relvlderc and Rock
ford Freeport by Railroad, and from Frceport TO
Savanna r,y six miles only and Galenl by first class
Stage Coaches connecting with Boats for Dubuque ST.
Paul burlington, Rock Island Davenport, Quincy, ST.
Louis, and points on the Mississippi, and important
Stage Lines through Iowa and Minnesota Also al Rock
ford with Stage Lines Notherly for ieoii Janesve,
Madison and Western Wisconsin, and Soutbcrly for
Byron, Mt. Morris. Oregon, Dixen &C., forming tie
shortest, most expeditions and eligible from Chi.
cago to the West and Northwest, for the conveyance of
Passengers, Emigrants, Mails Express and Freight.
Passengers leaving Chicago by the Morning Train AN
be at Savanna, the Mississippi, the evening
Those taking the Evening Train arriving Frceport
A. NJ will have ay-ligh Staging TO Savanna ar Ga
lena.
Passengers Eastward will have day light from the Mis-
sssipp IN Freeport, and taking the Evening Train will
be in Chicago at 2 IA A. NJ, in ample time
with Eastern Morning Trains. Those taking the Morn
ing Train at Freeport will reach Chicago at r. M in
good time connect with the Evening Eastward Trains
for New York, &c.
Passengers for Belot, GAINESVILLE, Madison and West
ern Wisconsin taking the Morning Train from Chicago.
will reach Rockford at - O'Clock M.-Stages leaving
arrivakof cars.
Passengers for Chicago from those points, will have
day light TO reach the Rockford or Beyidere
leaving Rockford at 10 NJ arriving al Chicago a!
| A. NJ.
J. B. TURNER, Superintendent.
| August a6, 1855. daw SIN
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ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING HOUSE.
LNSERII NaSbE.SsSnGsE

JOSEPH faDGSsiHssE,
Corner of Commercial ard Pre- Streets.
CoNsfG NMENTS and Commissions will meet with
will be given Cunsignments Ellis 81 l.ading in
bend.
Tbs Forwarding and Receiving of Merchandise AID
Produce VIII meet with especial care and dspatai the
10 Vest rates Of freight wall always he procured and the
expense OF Storage and Dray age, much possible,
avoided.
ORDERS FOR PURCHASING
filled al the sortss notice and lowest market prices
REFERENCES:
Charles Hlow & Co., !
Page & Bacon,
Chouteau & Vale, ~ 1'i'
Doan, King & Co.
II ". q 3. i Ssyns1as. & Brother Louisville
Ellis & Morton,
Hosea Fraser, ,;.
Springer Whitcman. ''""
Il. y. Goodman 4 Co.
j. w. Butler,
u. Leech & Co., , Pittsburg..
VIM Holmes q Co.,
Morgan, J. NJ. Buck & Morgan
Shields 4 Miller, jp.,.,o,,,t.
EC. Yarnal & Co., fhiia'e'i'ha
B. L. Conveys,
jasah Lee q Co., Baltimore,
Abraham q. Cole, do
Blow 4 Marck, New York.
Frost 4 Forrest, do
CharesA. Meigs, do
a. q. Farweli Il ~, BostnH.
Howard, Son & Co, do
II. e. Twichell & Co., New Orleans.
have open policy of Insurance which wiIlcov
all shipments TO address, when advised by letter
per ma H. when endorsed on hills Of fading before or
at the time of shipment.
JOSEPH MOGRiDGE
ST. Louis, August 5, 1853. tJan5
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Land fer Sale en- 0 Credit,

HE subscribers being desirnus OF selling al, the lands
in their possession will offer them very prices
or the following terms o5 per the lime OF par
chase, ard the balance within ana two years, with
interest At ten per cent per annrIn, 10 wit:
Thr West ha!IpfN = QUAR-. OIL town 90, W
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS,

yVHE undersigned have just received full and com
l. plete assortmepto of
STAPLE, FANCY AND SILK GOODS
Of almost every variety wanted in this market, such
LADIES DRESS GOODS l. TRIMMINGS,
shawis Helmets, Ribbons, Gloves, Hosiery Edgngs,
Inseriings. Ginshan, Prints, De LANES, Cashmeres,
cloths Cassneres, Sattinets and Vestings, Blankets
shtetings, Dr,gs, Tickngs, &c.
HATS, APPS, BOOTS, AND SHOES,
|9-E I"-E HHH VA de
Hardware. Queensware and Groceries.
Having p, rchaSed stock in Boston and New York
and being DESTROYS of int reasng business, offer
great Inducements 10 buyers il greater, than any
house in This city To prove this, The public respect
fully invited TO cali and examine goods and prices
do best please, and to merit your patron
fage.
]. Z. WGATflERBY & co.
- -. Main strcet--2i door above Sixth
DAhgqpe, sept. 2sth, 1858. dawf
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responsible agent in the city OF Dubuque.
No reduction made in the of children being with
drawn before the expiration of the quarter unless in
{ asses Of sickness.
All letters be directed (post pad) to Mother Mary
Frances Clarke, ST. Josepls, Dubuque.
Dubuque, Nov. 9Th, 1853. daw Ems
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Administrators Sale Of Personal
PrAMssrfV.

THE Public are hereby notified that, by order Of
the County Court Of Dubuque County, Iowa, at its
January Term, A. ID. 1853, the subscriber Administra
tor Of the Estate OF William Donaldson, deceased will
on the first day Of January, A. d. 1884, offer for SALE
certain CANNING MACHINE, belonging to the estate of
said deceased appraised the value of two hundred
dollars for the payment "f debts of said deceased The
said Machine ready to be exhibited persons desr-
to buy, at the residence of the subscriber
south of Ninth and Locust streets in the
city of Dubuque. The said sale will take place the
day above na2ed, O'Clock in the afternoon Of fa
day. the Auction Rooms OF Richard Cox, Auctoneer,
in said city, by public outcry. -. s. COVEI. -
Oct. 10. 1853 oc35w2m Adm Y Of said E tate
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Chryst:,l Emporium.

I HAVE oIhapd large lot of Window Glass of all
i sorts and sizes, for sale at No. 306, i.eyee.
Dubuque, Iowa, Sept. l, '53. g. *. WEST.
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WANTED

r OnO bushels CT good 81. an Wheat, a',d e,VVv
.J.OUO bshls GOOD White Oats, delivered al my
W1rehouse tile wee, betw1t this and the CLOSE on
navg for which liberal fair price Will pc fad N
r,sh on delivery. c.. n. WEST.
Dubuque, Oct II, 1883 da"h
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Farmers, Emigrants 4 settlers

NAN obtain the following choice selections Of land
~ advantageous rates BY application to the under