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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-03-16
HAYDEN g. WILSON,

Tia I DEN q WILSON,,
IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF
SADDLERY AND COACH HARDWARE,
CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS, &c,
No. II, ,rFoRTH MAIN-SrREET, ST. Louis, Mo
THEIR stock, in all branches for spring saes ill be
large and very complete, and their stock of Ohio
tanned
Skirting, Narnfss, ann BrnIe Leather,
be surpassed They would most respectfully in
ve all buyers give them CALL assuring them that
pains will be spared TO give satisfaction every par
cular. [3msdS3.
JOHN KNAPP,
(LATE Low & KNAPP,)
NInOLESALE GROCER & COMMISSION MER-
w CHANT, Ne. 81 1 evse, ST. Louis, has in store
and arrive large and well selected stock which is
offered at the lowest rates. consisting in part as ollows
200 pkgs green and black teas; 500 bags prime Rio
coffee LOO bags Java and Laguyra do 100 hhds prime
sugar 20 hbls clarified sugar 100 bbls pow ID loaf and
crushed do l00casks and hf bbls salraus; 25 casks
carb soda so boxes tartar 300 boxes soaps $50
boxes mould and candcs 300 bundles wrapping pa
per SO bags pepper; 90 do Pimento $50 boxes rasns
30 terces rice is Sardines so bbls almonds 100
boxes Mo- and Va. tobacco; 100 boxes giound spices
p Casks Zante currants so bales batting 600 kegs
Boston and Pttsburg nais 100 boxes casups $50 coils
Manila cordage; 100 doZ lis; 100 nests tubs 900
boxes fine cut chewing and smoking tobacco 200 mats
cassia 100 bbs cider vinegar $50 boxes glass; loo
boxes pint and quart TASKS 25 bales carpet chain 900
dozen bed cords and plough lines; 800 NJ G. -. caps
100 dezen Preston & Merrls yeast powder; 900 pkgs
nackerel, 40 drums Goldfish 200 boxes Goldfish; 300 her
rings; SO boxes lemon syrup; 200 boxes pipes; 1000
irums figs.
Also full stock of Foreign and Domestic LIQUORS
Merchants visiting city in The spring, will find it TO
heir interest to call and examine my stock.
Feb IA. d3m
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rnEMIAH ROLAND. MICHAEL RoRIILA"p
ROLAND & ROBILLARD,
stone lIITTl.llS.

STONE CUTTERS,
Corner of THIRD and I0aoa Streets, Dubuque,
n ESPECTFULIY invite the attention Of Builders
III and others this establishment, where we will keep
hand To order on short notice and
reasonable terms, every thing coming agsss,aatey
within line of business.
For further particulars, pleasegive' US a.caHJ
June Cl-dwy.
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A MILL To RENT,

f.fB AN EAcelen sr-Powcr FIGURING Mill
.s in complete unning order, and only few miles
from this City, will be Leased for few yeess on lneder
ate terms, by CHAS. COnKERM 8
-ALSO-
large nrnber IF Improved Farns for sale cl,ean
april 30 DIV If ~,
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iS1R!CT COURT, Dubuque County.-Paul Rein
- MARI Barkiau's, o. joanna Henrietta Bachhans..
nvonCc.-IAc State Of lowa.-TO Joanpa Ilenyje =,
i!nc khanss, DESCENDANTS You are hereby Dotifrd haf,
re y now on Me in tho Clerks Once Of tn District.
""., OF Uu"aIye county, petitiun-oE Paaa Renharts
painflh, praying that the. sndA MARKINGS
ny now rxlsng brfweeH and nns bs dissolved ana
sehg srtn fn cause, w sl desert aud absence IN
your part, Tor the and more yvi,h,e
reasonab4canss and TINT unless you appear and ans
weI thsres nm . hc&osS the fourth Monday in Marin
nrxt. - hsstday 81 The said Court iude
ment ..ad' Rendered sesinst You thereon and r7-
gsr oeereed Original n,icr said petition. reirv
eA'ss retafned not fSuHa. Dubuque, Feh e6ah 1883
BENJAMIN RuPERT
|. Clerk b. Uis. Count
hxcr'rEip Bunr. Fld.s. Au'ya Ma
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Notice..

A TEACHER is wanted for the Public School in Dis
"A trict No 9, in the city If Dubuque, Iowa. for three
months. Written applications be made to the
dersgned until Doth inst.
JAMES R. GOODRICH, Secretary.
DubnOue March TO- i
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No LAaD GRANrs--ThA Madison Journal
karas,b privare despatch from Washington,
mat no grants Of land to railroad companies
were Nsde b Congress, at the session just
closed.
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There are forty patients nev confined in the
Ohio Lnnstie Asylum, who are victims OF the
esprit rappiAg' delusien. The most Of them
came nom The Western Reserve 80 Western
Chris. .4dc
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We requested to announce SIMON TREA-
NOR, a candidate for City Marshal.
dubuque March LIST, 1853. diff
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WORTH KNOWING.

'ItHAT at OHaoran's may be found some of the best
and cheapest Tea in the city: black and green of
various quality, and of different flavor. The trade snp
piled a small advance Lovers of good tea
are requested to send for samples.
/ No II, Nam Street.
DnbuQue, Jan %, 1853.
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E-S.A VISTA ER'S,
ny NEW STORE: n
DEALER IN ROOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS,

DEALER IN ROOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS,
Wholesale or Retail
HAVE just received large addition 70 my stock in-
tended for
FA l. l. AND WINTN.H,
Comprising att the varieties, styles and qualities
~ wanted for the city and country trade. All my goods
have been selected wthcaHe by myself in person. aud r.
think romthe long exPsfieDoesF hive had in the bsi
ness can Oferm~Ts than ordinary inducements buy
ers Please caif and examine for yourselves. MOTTO
large sakes and small profits.
f5~ HAoln--J. II. Thcdinga's old stand,
is Octs q 49, daw-tf
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

IL $40 Acres of Land, lying miles north of
f.tA Dubuque, 9 10 miles from Thomson's Mills,
-sa4-three miles from Wells Ferry, 900 acres I'M
erd fence, House, Stable, small Orchard, Cara
den and Shrubbery &C. The above described premises
will be sold in lots suit purchasers being part Timber
and part Prairie. Stock Of any description will be taken
in payments if application is made Immediately.
SOCHRATES KIRK.
! March Cd. 1883 daw-2w*
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

wv ~ ~ {" ~ o0NM
UNDER THE NAPLES HOUSE
WE WOULD beg leave to say that am ow prepare /
furnish any quantity and quality of goods, of every de
cripton, at Wholesale or Retail.
have hand $50 900 worth of
Dry Goods and lotlling.
Boots Shoes hats and caps; so hds sugar, so barrels mo
lasscs $50 bags coffee, 500 bags SALT and all kinds of
GROCERIES,,
100 boxes Of fresh teas, direct from the east fine tapestry
Ingram three-ply and Brussels carpetng, window
tans, teaspoons and every thing neencd by housekeep
ars, from cellar to garnet.
Having spent all the summer in the east, selecting
goods wherever could find them cheap, am able to
better bargains than have complete assortment
goods CALL AND SEE Me.
TO THE LADIES.
prepared furnish the Ladies of Iowa, Illinois and Wis
consin with the most
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF GOODS
ever offered for sale IN the West
CARPETS.
lngran and Brussels ofthe patterns
from the manufactures; druggetts and table
SHA,WLS; &c..
large stock of saws, from 81 25 TO SIC; fashionable
bonnets very best MATERIAL and made order by
the fashionable Milliners in Philadelphia; alse
great variety of Ladies' slkvevet coats and fancy silk
'' : ~ LADIES MUFFs.
The best assortment brought the 5c
to $l2..
DRESS GOODS
French English and German mernoes, from 45c 81 so
per yard muslin dc Lanes of very rich Styles from 15c.
81 a5 also, cashmeres, apaccas and prints of every
quality.
LAMPS
My Lamp and Grandole Department is not equalled in
Iowa; every style and quality, and warranted
SILVER PLATE.
Tea dessertand table spoons forks &c., Of the best quail
ity, and warranted.
rclf article of Window Curtains, something new and
very beautiful.
Looking Glasses, extra large sizes and very cheap
beautiful assortment of Wall and Window Paper
both French and American.
Ladies' Shoes of the latest quality of Philadelphia man.
uacture which is understood to be the best in the United
States aso Childrens and Misses in endless variety
Fancy Goods, of every description, style and quality
trimmings etc., and IN factneary every thing
ted.
l shall be happy to have the pleasure of showing
goods the Ladies. at all times and Iwoud respectfully
say to married Ladies who wish furnish their hou
with the and cheapest of'goos give
me CALI and6yuu who expect to be married soon, now
tn mak Ike a good selection
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Cesar used TO say, that no music was, 80
charming in his ears a. the requests Of his
friends. and the supplicasion Of those 10 want of
his assistance.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
WHO has a suitable LOT in Dubuque to give sell,
w upon which erect the F&male College,
The undersigned either of them, will receiye writ
propositions from the of Lots within the city
limits, which place the edifce ola Female Col.
| lege, about 10 he es,ablshed'here.
| JAMES LANGWORTHY,
NJ. MOBLEY,
G. HIGGINSON,
l.. II. LANGWORTHY,
J. J. DYER.
March 18th. d.3t
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HrAt the earnest request Of" MANY DrMocRArs,''
CHARLES HOAG has consented to be candidate be
fore the Democratic Convention for the office of Mar
shall.
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BUsrAMrSrE, formerly Presiden, of Mexico,
il dead.
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Severe trials call into auction those reserved
forces of thought, courage, fortitude and faith,
which gave the victory in the battle Of life.
Its estimated, that there were thirty thou
sand stsangersin Washington city, at the Inau
guratiCn
Coon DrrIrirfoN The New York Times
says: "A despot is that prodigy, mob com
posed ola single person.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

Ii Notice is hereby given that will sell, as
It'll Trustee of William Miller. at the door Of the
- Court House in Dubuque, Dubuque county, Iowa,
on Saturday. the Goth day of March, 1853 the prop
erty fCrstian Borchard, under deed of trust, dated
August oath, l84s, 10 William Miller, the
sum of two hundred dollars, IS2 Oo 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 of
range cas- of The Sch P. M. Sale between the hours OF
10 a. NJ. and p. NJ.
JEFFERY WETHERBY, Trustee.
Dubuque, March s. 1853 d god
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DON'T FORGET.
B.ANGNART Il BUCKMAN,

staple a Fancy Dry Goods,
Iron, Hardware, Cutlery, Tia Ware Crock
cry. Boots and Shoes, Dye.Wocds and Dye Stuff. &C
81. Louis Store, Cascade. Feb. n, '52. vii
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kNIEST 4 LINSSEN.
G.x,Ctries e Dry. Goods,

MOULD most respectfully tender their thanks 10 4
w generous put lie for the patronage Leretforc eS-
tended TO them, and would say their fri ndS and
tae public that they have on hand in addition
to their former stock of
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New Goods.

Drugs, Chemicals, &c. &c.
THE undersigned is in receipt OF hi. Fall supply
Of Pure Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals &c. &c ,
which viii be sold very low, GILLESPIE,
Oct. %: dwy. No. Ii Bioke BUILDINGS
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WRAPPING PAPER,

IIOME Manufactured Wrapping Paper The sub
IL scrber has been appointed agent for the "MOLlNE
MILLS" and will at all times have good supply OF
their Wrappg and PRINTING Paper on hand, which he
will sell at the mill prce, for cash only.
H.A. PORTER
Rock Island Sep o. lS52-tf
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WIscoNsIS.-The annual elections for town
officers takes place in Wisconsin on The 9th day
Of April.
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ON OFpICE SEEKERS.
"The Office holders are all in a sweat,
Said an oflic'-hoper, with exultation;
'sTrue," said old Roger, 81 never yet
Saw such General Pierce expiration.
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NOTICE.

INF SCILAYED. whom this may concern.-You.
4v1 are hereby notified that barbar Noel has aban-
foned house itlout any just and sufficient cause
and that Twill not pay for any Of her expenses Of living
nor IN any MANNER cpntrhnfe to r support that If
my child, wfinYshs~nOw has her pssession and that
all persons who arbr and trust her, viii do 50 at iheirr
peril. JOSEPH NOEL.
February C}d, 1853. dIt-w3f
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T. K. KENNEDY, rHos. F. GILLIAN, Plus EMERSON
III A. w FIR M!
KENNEDY, GILLIAN & CO.,
TTAVE purchased the entire stock of Messrs. Elmer
II & Shields and will continue the business at
old stand No. A. of 4th and Main Streets
der the City Hotel.
We take this method of informing the friends and pa
irons Of the old well established stand well all
Others that the terms upon which we step into the shoes
of predecessors and facilities for purchasing
G @ @ D s.,
render every facility T. at any other establishment in
this city possibly have. and would say to all
who favor with call that there shall be nothing ant-
and low prices are concerned 7yns before purchasing
elserhere-we have made start in this business, and
come all! February &c, 1852 daw-6m
GREEN APPLES.
NIX LIES. Green Apples for sale ioc. t6 close con
y Segment by KENNEDY, GILLIAN & Co.
TOBACCO.
OK BOXES bes' chewing and smoking Tobacco, for
81 sale at the lowest rates, by
Febs6 KENNEDY, GILLIAN & CO.
DRIED APPLES.
AZ SACKS choice Dried Apples in quantities to suit
4U purchasers, by KENNEDY, GILLIAN & co.
MATCHES.
Il
LUZ es, for sale low. than the lowest, by
Feb % KENNEDY, GILLIAN & co.
IRON.
TX TONS VIII assorted Iron hand and for sale at
FebaS KENNEDY, GILLIAN & co.
OYSTERS.
az DUZ. Cans best Baltimore Oystcrs-warranted
81 good or to be returned-or sale by
Feb % KENNEDY, GILLIAM'& co.
CASTINGS.
- TONS well assorted Castings, for sale cheap, by
D Feb % KENNEDY, GTLLIAM& 60.
CASSIA.
OK MATS Cassia, now in sorts, and for sale low,
80 by Matt or pound, by
Feb % KENNEDY, GILLIAM& CO.
BROOMs.
TX DOZ. superior Broo ms just received and for sa
Feb &c KENNEDY, GILLIAN & co.
100 BARRELS Kanawa Salt in store and for sale
w low, TO close an assignment, by
Feb 20 KENNEDY. GILLIAN 4 co.
COFFEE.
OK SACKS best Rio and Havana Coffee, now in
r. s STORE at the Lowest ksSgs Z, e. y
RICE.
. TlERCES of fresh Rice, of the be It quality, now in
= Fs ss9ss and for sale Low KIE y c,r1.Na,
SUGAR.
x HHDS. N. o. Sdgar-best quality--for sale to suit
y purchasers Also, barrels crshed and loaf Sugar,
now on hand and for sale low by
Feb26 KENNEDY GILMAN & co.
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS
MAMMOTH STOCK OF
f u r N 1T u r e.

Don't forget cali II the above nunlfr and examine
and buy Of The largest and vari sto,k Of nt
fashionable and desirable Furniture IN the ity.
LATEST STYLE TErE-A.TETEs, SnFhs, DIvANs,
Rocking, Parlor and Easy Chsirs French q dsteads,
fine Mirr Front WardrubIs, Book Cases, SECRETARIES,
Marble Top Bureaus, Centre and side Tables, Wash
Stands, Work Stands What Not Desks, &c, fine Git
Frame Parlo Mirrors Cane Seat, trase Rocking and
Dining Chairs Extension Tables, Sofa Bed, OF the
most approved invention; Scarritts Universally admir-
ed Patent Lounge Bedstcad.
UPHOLSTERY:
Of our make, warranted Pure and G nod, such as
Hair, Spring, Cotton Moss and lusk Mattresses Com
forts, Sheets, Pillows all articles in this line hand
made at short notice. to order. Ali work IN tide TO
order and for quality surpassed Warranted as rep
resented, or money! turned
AT. WHOLESALERS:
$50 Es,rsaaa, fcsn" eNto Is
900 'Safas, IL to As
$50 Mahogany Rocking Chairs, to 90
60 Large and Small Easy Is 10 81
go Mahogany Paror &c 10
$50 Cane Seat ami Back Rocking Chairs, to
1000 Cane Seat Chairs from 9o cts. to
100 Bcdsteads o: all desirable patterns and SIZES
Chairs and Tables, in KIN down packages"
suitable for Santa Fe and Salt Lake Traders.
900 Wood Rocking Chairs from GO To . 2
5000 Wo Chairs, from 10 to IA
500 Chi'drcns' Chairs;
100 Willow Wagons
Cribs, Lounges, Tin and Wire Safes;
Dining Breakfast and Sewing Tables;
Book Cases, Wardrubes, &c
As constantly receiving additions to our stock
il always large and the sortnent complete. Orders
filed promptly and lou purchasers mere present.
Purchasers will find it TO their interest to call and exam
inc. Every attention in our power cheerflily gwen
Respectfully, Your Obedent SerVaDts,
SCARRITr & MASON.
fed S-d2m
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YOUTH AND MANHOOD.

4 Vigorous Lye or PrcmatUre Death,
KINKELIN ON SELF REsERvATsoN-ONLY
1j CENTS
This Book just published is filled with useful infrma
ton on the inrmities and diseases of the Generative
Organs II addresses itself alike to Youth, Manhoo
and Old Age, and should he read by all
The valuable advice and impressive warning itgves
will prevent years of misery and suffering, and
"A remittance Of 25 cents, enclosed in letter. ad
dressed DIR. KINKELIN, N. w. corner Of Third and
Union streets, between Spruce and Pine, Philadelphia,
will ensure book under envelope, per of mail.
Persons distance may address DR. X. by letter,
rpost paid J and be cured at home.
Packages of Medicines, Directions &c. forwarded by
ending remittance and put up secure from damage
curiosity
Book. seers, New Agents, Pedlars, Canvassers, and
all others supplied with the above work very low rates
July 20 lS52w9y
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AFFLICTED READ!!!
PHILADELPHIA
MEDICAL. HOUSE.

Established 15 Years ago, by DIR. Kinkciin, N.
W. corner Of THIRD and Un,on streets, be-
toesn Spruce and PINE sts., Phita.
EIGHTEEN years Of extensive and uninterrupted
practice spent in this city, have rendered DR. KnkelD
the most expert and successful practitioner far and
in the treatment of all diseases of private nature Per
afflicted with ulcers upon the BODY throat legs,
pains in the head bones mercurial rheumatism,
lures, gravel disease arising from youthful excuses
impurities of the blood whereby the constitution has be-
cOme enfeebled. all treated with success.
He who places himself under the of DIR. K, may
religously conde in his honor gentleman, and
fidcniIy rely npon his skill as a physician.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE..
Young men who have injured themselves by certain,
practice INDUCED na habit frequently learned from evil
companions school the effect of which nightly
felt, when asleep and destroy both mind and body
should apply Immediately. Weakness and constitution
al debility, loss of muscular energy, physical Iassitude
and general prostration rrtabty and all aft
TONS indigestion, sluggisness of the liver and every
disease in any way connected with the disorder of the
procreaive functions cured and full vIgor restored.
N
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DR.. John b. Heni0n,
SIT n e EON NEWT ESr

Would respectfully inform his friends and the public
that he has located al Dubuque and will be happy to
wait on all that may need his services.
Office in the Globe Building, up stairs, 2hd docron the
right.
Nov. 29th, '52-daw-lyr
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SIGNS )! SIGNS !! SIGNS /!

vTNllE undersigned his IN inks all win dur
i ing the past year haze favored him with their Gus
tom, and pad Their bMS lie sniicts continuance OF
the patronage. ans i'll give sa.isf cun
all wha are DESTROYS of having
Plain, Fancy 4. Ornamental Signs,
painted in a style of neatness and taste.
Gtidag, Granng, MAJ 5fng, &C., &C.. done to order
o. Shop corner of Locust and Fourth sts up stairs
THOMAS HARDiE.
February % 1S53 daW-
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RATES OF LAND WARRANTS.
100 acre Warrants, Cash, SI65
I" &c e one years time, 240
so acre Warrants, Cash, 30
f" I" one years time. 100
40 acre Warrants, Cash, AZ
{" one years time, 65
feb 9Th .daw-u. COOK, SARGENT s Co.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE..
"liLIAM ". PRESTON will take notice tbast
W Lucy Arm Preston has filed Petition the District
court NJ Dubuque county, praying Divorce from hirn
on the grounds thai he has wilily deserted and ahsen
ted himself from her without reasonable cause. That
SAID tItton will he hea I'd at the next Of the lis
Ma oh next and Unless you appear and answer tere.o
on the 2sih day Of March next prayer Gf the Petit
toner will be granted. LCCY ANN PRESTON
BY J. A. finLfs, her attorney.
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Dcride not the Unfortunate.
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RATES OF EXCHANGE

NOTICE.
THHE people of New Wine having determined to build
i aCathoc Church, have instructed the undersigned
building Committee, 10 receive proposals for the same
The dimensions of the contemplated structure
olews:-Sl feet in length and As feet in width.
Carpenters and Stone Mast desiiing TO make bids
for the work, VIII do ST. by the 18th of April.
HENRY SCHEMMEL,
r. RoHESKoHL,
F. A. FANYMASN,
Building COMMITTEE
New Wine, March 18th, 1853. daw-3t*
a.-Dubuque Herald copy times, and send bill to this
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VARIETY STORE.

A GENERAL Stock of all the various articles in
"A general use will be kept constantly hand at the
old stand of Emerson & Shields en- Main street, We
very respectfully say all those who may favor us with
call; that il is no trout leto show. Goods.
Feb. 25ff, 1858. KENNEDY, GILCIAM& CO.
DURKEE'S BAKING POWDER.
A Large quantity ofDurkee's Baking Powder will be
n found at W.P.ALLEN,S
1901 Main st. Just above the Wapes House
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Boots, SAes, TUbtcen, Wh,key by the Barrel, Branhy
Gi', &c. Also, splendid lot of Fish. Sarines, a.
leas o: varions kinds, iiysnn, Gun Powder, English
breakfast, &C. They ep hand al all times.
Vegetables uf all nd. All kinds of Country Produce
taken exchange for ohS. The ps,blic invit ID
call and uiyt for Themselves Feb I0. sly