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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-12-07
ST! JOSEPH'S FEMALE ACADEMY,
'6DUcrED ny THE SISTERS OF CHARITY OF THE
BLESSED VIRGIN:
About eirht miles from DubuoNt


r6DucTED ny THE SISTERS OF CHARITY
BLESSED VIRGIN:
aao., .;rs, my.s s.o,, n.1....
1U,H .;...:~ - 80"
sEsltuatloa OF this Academy Is beautiful and pic.
- Ieque the ar ~ pure and healthy; calculated
~ ~ me constitution and TO mpaTt new vigor to
,n,m me course OF education comprises, orthog-
an ,.eSang' wiring, afthmeuc grammar, cGnposl-
sooiuon, geography, use Of the globes algebra,
,,,nax nsiory, sacred ana proiane chronology my
ssuloey, Botany, chemistry, astronomy music. piano
worf &C.. drawing, pain anu ernaa eh'a' needle
nm, o.
~, ne sh'cis embody IN their educational course all
.;ln y A'und ustiui III modern improvement, and
80" it Nhd 10 fcnhe tns taste ana 70 deveiope the
unc !noauy and literature so that each may happily
Ensure ne progress and advancement OF the other
ey s'uuy ounie win tho ordinary course OF educa
n ne niofs rcuhed and the nvrs necessary aecc
;..; we NINA peins tny PcIsaaded that mere
c,,omsn;.J eann becomes mere peaani!y unless &C
~. sfacesni ADDRESS, win mat ease and
c"lsva,ec o. MANNERS winch always bsspeak highly
'"'c" .ngd anu winch are iouna, next TO virtue
"W's. .n s..' III me lena'c character.
every religious denomination ass nd
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MAW COMlIy.M sc ZION .g.a Z
and Family Grocery.

Opposite rae Globe Bsii6.ns, Main street. D4buqHr
fsHE Undersigned would respectfully inform the CHI
4 zens Of Dubuque, that tl,cy have commenced the
Confectionery and Grocery Business, and that they
the Ies qualities hs rsry oe possible cash pricss
helieving thatA nimbe sixpence il better than slow
sblIling We trust thar by strict attention TO business
and desire 10 render entire satisfaction may be en-
abied to merit share of the public patronage.
II. J. GOFF & CO
Oct 10. 1883 dawly
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.TOTTGE.

VDTTCE.
New Stocks of all kinds of Dry Goods, Roots,
Hats, Caps, Clothes, &C., &C., &C..
For sale CheaDs
THE undersigned would respectfully inform their
customers and the public generally, that thcy have
n full stockof
Fail and Winter Goods
in store the of Main ana 9th Streets and al
The above stocks full and complete, received di
rectly from the Eastern Markets, and would res
nctfuiy invite all TO and anime for themselves
ioI we snail sell them cheap-rery cheap for cash.
Returning our sincere thanks for past favors, we re
NAN your obedient servants,
p. NAPLES & SMITH
NJ B. The Undersigned would respectfully say to- the
Ladies Oh the city and country generally that although
my ius. - the late fire has been great one in my late
House Furnishing en;srrise, still they shall not lie dis
appointed! They may depend upon my opening Just
such store rs the one burned, building
b. got aud the goods got here from the East.
My Intentions TO Keep full stock of House Fur
mining Goods ia every departm ent connected with the
last styles u Dress Goods in almost endless VARIETY
JENNINGS, &C., &c. &c.
Feeling very grateful the citizens Of Dubugnc and
surrounding Country for their liberal patronage for the
last Dnrteen years, and respectfully solics continu
ancouf the same. Will, my best respects
am your obj. ser'vt.
PETER WALES.
Dubuque, Sept. 10, 1853. daw.tf
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Always Safe! Always EHectual !

RE yen sufferer from Fever and Asue? Areyou
n afflicted with The periodical return of that cold
and formal Wis or the chill followed by its faithful at
endants the burning fever and hing pcrspiFator
Lose time, then, in proc urng bottle of DR.. Os
goods Indian Cholagogue YoIwl have but one chill
most after you commence II, and probably more at
all Your ncighbors who has used the medicine viii
assure you of this. 1t is but the promise of result
which thousands have already realized and which
own experience will most fully prove. fyou have been
obtain the Cholagogue ard you will doubt no longer.
limitations abroad BE particular to enqYire for
DR.. Osgood's India CA0lagogue.
Sold by DR.. t. uAsoy anI w. P. ALLss. Dubuque.
II. BLAKsLEy, ST. Louis, Wholesale AZ nj
August 18th, 1853 daw.t
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r II A II n Z

A LII whe want AXES of the real COLLINS & Co.
"A make, should be particular notice the stamps,
there various counterfcifs and limitations stamped
Collins and labelled much like ours which are faud-
nlenty sold in parts of the United States our
manufacture They are made in different parts of the
country by various Axe Makers and generally their
poorest quality. The genuine Collins axes which have
acquired such an extensive reputation, invariably
stamped "COLLiNS & CO., HARTFORD" and each
Ike has printed label with my signature. 1t is now
more than TWENTY FIVE YEARS since commenced
the business with the stamp of Collins Co. Hartford -
and do know nf any other maker by the name
of Collins in the United States,
-Aagast.ls53 WY SAW w COLLINS
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RYAN g. LARKIN.
SPRUCE SEED.
Horse StUlen-SlOO Reward.

II NEST a IlES9EN have ior sale large 10, O
N SPRu-G SEED Coz Shade sra oFna tltal 7 rees
Ap.ll l6. I,
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NOTICE.

TUE undersigned has disposed Of his entire stock Of
Merchandise to Messss Wv DuzEE & HiGpEE, in
their behalf he bspeaks the fasor Of his old patrons
Those indebted TO him desired call and settle
j. B. THOMAS
Dubuque Iowa, July 1lth, 1851. dawtf
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vARlETY,,sToRE.

Dubuque, Sept. 10, 1853.
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Lansing House for Sale.

THIS well known public house is offered for sale. It
is situated on the west bank Of the Mississippi Rv
or, in the flourishing village Of Lansing, Aamakee
county, Iowa.
The House is well located, being near the Steamboat
Landing and in the Of the business part Of
the said village. 1t is of good size, convenient and
built expressly for PUBLIC HOUSE, and has good
Barn attached, large ard commodious yard, and a
good OF water. II is doing large and profit
able business, and properly managed will continue
being the only Taven Of any consequence in the PLACE
The only Undue the subscribers have for selling
is they contemplate in the Spring going to California.
Those DESTROYS Of purchasing such property will do
well to call and examine the Terms easy, and
made known by calling the undersigned.
J. 6 j. GRANT.
Lansing, Oct Is, 1853. DIFF
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DAFENT MEDICiNES.--Patent Medicines Of all
4 kinds frr sale by TiMorHr MAsos Wholesale end
tail Druggist sign vi Good Samaritan sept !?
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

vTHE uaderlgped have just received full and com
y plete. assortment of
RTA1LE; FANCY AND SILK GOODS
amest every variety wanted in this Market such as
|fADlES DRESS GOODS & TRIMMINGS,
ghawls, Beunsts, Ribbons. Cloves Hosiery, Eigings,
Insertisey. Ginshsas, Prints, De Laines, Cashmercs,
9oths, Cassperes, 6aftinets and Vestings Blankets,
5Reetjnsa pfIIlSgss ckngs, &c.
HATS, tsAPSy BOOTS, AND SHOES, :
@I-<4OHCHHHN@9
Hardware, Queensware and Groceries.
Having puTchassd stock In Boston and New York,
Ind being DESTROYS Of ncseasing Business offer
great induceents 70 buycYa II greater, than any
In This city,. To psoys this the public respect
ay invited to call ard exaine goods and prices.
shah do cur best please and merit your patron
&C.
J. C..NEATHERBY & co.
Main I'D .dcat shove Sixth,
Dubuque. Sepe. 9oth, 1883 ,dawf
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THE NEW SYSTEM,

The small advance System works Admirably 4 the
Empire Cheap Store. Crowds Of cus,oners 6 away
daily, and adveise to the world tho barehs thy
ecve in buying f6r cash, where they N fz cas-, Only,
ana receive every woek varisiss Of Staple and
Fancy Dry Goods, for Family rs which gives 10 them
every advantage Of tho easter1 markets
New Goods just recsivex a, the corier Of Main and
and streets, first below me NAPLES Huse. Come and
\Sea them. JAS. H!RUSSELL.
Hoioray's PHs-.a most Extraordinary ars Of Dropss
A1Sed BY thsr Use-Ms. George 2owss, OF Tobago,
nao SO red from this disease for upwards o. five years.
curing Which period he underwent the opraton of
tapping M timos. His ms'ady was most Sillfuiy
troasod oy seven practitioners
nc got sfadu'iiy We, hia strength and health filing
50 fast as TO render ahoas Of recovery almost Nin
AS last resource he triea9ol.vays Pills, and BY ,e.
sevorins in IN r use, accara>, directions afsed
70 each box he was completely eAxed in few nsn,hs.
and is r.sterei TO sound hoath
or n. BiAssIEv, 81. Louis, Gneral Aecn, fol Mis-
souri,, Illinois and Iowa.
For sale in Dubuque By A. GriEp.r W p s.vx
ana bt. I. MASON. daathbi7
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC yOyDEn.
IMPORTANT TO DIsPEPTlcS.-DJ S. Ho,sA,cu,s
Pepsin, the true Digestive Fluid, Garc Iusc, NE
AIRED from Rennet, The Fourth Stnsch Of The OK
after directions of Baron eihig the s. Physioo ic
al Chemist, by j. 8. Houghton NJ. u. hi4elnhia pa
This Is truly wonderful remedy for Tndes Diva
psa, Jaundice, Liver Complaint, Con, a,ion and
Debility, curing after Nature own Method. Natures
own Agent, the Gastric Juice. Pamphlets .n,,;nipr
scientfc evidence oiis value furnished by ANTS pra
It's. See notice among Medical Advertisement
A. GILLESPIE, Amt.
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A GENERAL Stock of all the various articles in
general use viii he kept constantly hand al the
Did stand of Emerson & Shields, On Main street. We
very respectfully say 10 all those who may favor Us with
4 call; that II is no treull TO show Goods.
10 1853 GILLIAN EMERSON
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II. w. SANFORD,S OFFICE.

Once at the old stand, ID 'front.' over Buron's tore
NOR mskin, entries AZ tho Land Office, with Land
II Warrants aud Cash for tho settlers credit Of
one aud years. reasonable terms, and perfect ii
ties guaranteed in all Those persons who have
not the pay down for lands, would do we'll to
secure tract credit, the choice selections
being fast entered up, and then held at high prices
Nov. 26, 1863 dawCm
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r. PLURIRUS UNUM.!

Il PLURIBUS UNUM..
BAADE & OSTEN,
Baggy and Uagon !fanH;ae:ory-Blaek-
sm'tasng,-G la=ing,-Paper Haaging, &C. sc
MIN STREET,
Opposite the foundation ofthe Csthedrsl,I
DUBUQUE, IOWA
we basleave to inform the citizens of Dubuque and
tho surrounding country that have established
gy and Wagon Mandatory under the above named
lyle and will constantly keep on hand afuliassortment
lone and two horse Wagons. at
TIE LOWEST PRICES,
and which, in regard to durability We guarantee 10 be
equal II not better than
ANY MADE IN THE WEST
Come and sec for yourselves how our Wagons are
made and we feel satisfied that you don vast 70 90
any where elseto hay Good Wagon.
ROD IRON FENCES, in the new fashioned style,
made to order also any kind of Backsmitlns and
pairing done on short notice and reasonable terms
PAINTING, houscand sgn painting, Gaining, Mar
bling and Paper Hanging.
GLAI!NG, done Ina workman like manner, al The
low rate oil - % per 100 lights Watch and Compass
Glasses put in, IN less than no time -
febiswly BAiDE OSTEN
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Chicago to New York and Boston.

Chicago to New York and Boston.
Shortest, Most Expedifioas and only Rail Road Route
New York, Boston and Philadelphia.
Great Western and Southwestern U. S. Mail Route!
PASSENGERS leave Chicago with the 6 O'Clock p. NJ
Telegraph Train, reach MoNEoE next morning at 6
O'clock connecting with the splendid low pressure
Steamers, direct FOR EufTaIu, without
Landing,
arriving atBaalo in time for the the IL O'Clock Express
same evening, arriving in New York Gay NJ,
BY either N. Y. City and Erie n, " Central Roads
10 hours less time than any other r. r. and Lake Route
NORTHERN INDIANA, Capt. /. I. PHEATr,
Leaves Toledo and Monroe, Tuesdays and Fridays.
Leaves Buffalo, Wednesdays and Saturdays
SOUTHERN MicmoAs, Capt A. ID. P.RxINs,
Leaves Tcseie& Monroe, Mondays and Thursdays.
Leaves Buffalo, Tuesdays and Fridays
ENTIRE STATE, Capt j. WIIsoS
Leaves Toledo and Monroe, Wednesdays and Saturdays
Leaves Buffalo, Mondays and Thursdays
Also, Three Daily Trains II Day,
Pennsylvania, New Yo.k, and The entire New England
Statcs.
Isl, LIGHTNING ExrnEss, leaves At 6 A. NJ.
2i, ExrEE AND MAIL, leaves al IL N.
3D. TELEGRArH ExrREss, leaves At 8 NJ
Only One Train on Snnday,-harcs at p. NJ
0s-Passengers particularly requested 20 procure
Tickets before taking seats in the Cars.
G!iicc in remoGi liuing doors of the Main
Entrance, Dearborn Street, Chicago.
GEO. NJ. GRAY, Agent.
S June 18Th, le5'L daw-tf
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Administrators Notice.

vxYHEREAS Emere Pickett and Elzey Wihn
w were on the 7th day of November 1853, duly lp
pointed administrators Of the estate of Norman Pct
deed, OF Independence, Buchanan county, Iowa ;,li
having any claims against said estate please preseAt tim
in tme legally proven and all knowing themselss
indebted said estate will please call and settle dc
same with E. Wilson, IL miles east of independence
on the Qnasqueton road.
EMELlNE PICKETT
ELZEY WILSON.
DEC = 1881 Aw
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WIN. TAYLoE, CYRUS kEhhlLL
DwDu0ue Rope Il Irvine Factory.

J,H sysgnod continuing carry On the busines
L commenced under the late firm of Taylor. Ber0
Of the heretofore extended patronage by Mersants Of
tI.if ety. and al the So me tilne Nq f9
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and the undivided half Of lot No z &C. containing
s. - acres Of frsrate tber The above land is stu
ated near Elkader, in Clayton county. Also, the
quarter Of w quarter Of g. town e north OF range
east. situated near Andrew, Jackson county. Also.
the w quarter 1t the quarter and the south half
ofthe w quarter Of "a, township 90, range east
Of the 5th NJ, situated miles north Of the city Of u
buque. For further particulars inquire of the subscr
GEO w. BURTON & co.
a. 4 d,vt
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ss; ssszzSssa O.
ON and after Monday, Novemberli land until fur
" thor no,ice) Trains viii be run the above roads
follows, Sunday excepted
TRAINS WEsTu ARD TO FREEPORT & BELOIT.
lst Leave Chic GO Wells street Depot at 30 NJ ar
irving Ere, port at 9 PM and al Ieloit at 20 PM
Cd, Leave Chicago, Wells street Depot, att 10 NJ
rive at FIR. cport at l A NJ, and al Beloit at - NJ.
TRAINS EASTWARD TO CHICAGO.
LIST, Leave Freeport at 80 A NJ and Eeoil at A
arriving at Chicago at 1850 p NJ.
End, Leave Frceport al NJ, and Belnit 5 80 vi
arriving at Chicago al ii Pm.
Trains going West pass junction al $50 NJ, and %
PM.
Trains going West pass Belvitere l2 NJ, and 10 40
Trains going East pass Belviderc $50 NJ and us
PM.
Trains going East pass June at Ii 81 NJ and IS
PM.
Fare to Freeport SO, to Belnit So so.
The above arraa cement Is designed To afford much
road possible From Freeport and Beloi first class
mail stage connections established through Wscon-
81 n, Iowa and Mnnesots.
Passengers from the West and Mort going South, by
taking tho evening Eastward Train of this road will
connect at Junction, IS p NJ with the Chicago and
Aurora Train for asaIle points SOUTH reaching La
sallc al O'Clock Nj. This furnishes a contin-
Railroad connection TO Springfield and Alton, and
by boats 10 miles to ST. Louis.
WINTER ROUTE TO MILWAUKEE.
This route, win Beoit and GAINESVILLE. connecting be-
those places by stage II miles with the Milwau
kce and Mississippi Railroad offers winter
communication between Chicago and Milwaukee.
J. B. TURNER, sup't.
Nov. l6, 1853. dam
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Wanted.

n h.ns so Of good ,an Wheat and soS
Wa reose the Lcvec, bct NJ this and close of
navgation for which liberal fair price will be paid in
cash on delivery. &. X. WEST.
Dubuque, OIt II, 1853. daw,f
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

CCORDIEG to an agreement among the Merchant
IA Of Dubuque, their business houses will be closed
after this date al O'Clock, y. every evening ex
cept Saturday.
Dubuque, Oct Is, 1859. ksarssx:z
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JOHN D. JENNINGS,
Attorney 4 Counsellor ut Law.
OrrIcE, Wilde's Building, corner of Main and Fourth
streets.
NB-sPecial attention will be given to collections
convcyancing AMI the investigation and perfeciing Il
titles.
Dubuque, Nov. l. 1859 dawtf
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Chanse. Chanse! Chance,

hcd that Messrs. CuHuEs and LAWYER have this day
sold all their right, title and neres, in the WczLp
FAIR and its magnificent Contents of Goods. Wares and
Merchandise to Messrs. MoHcAH, CpRaAs and Co,iPAsv
Of this city well their good will and custom which
has been iiboral!y showered upon the Fair; and in
conclsi n after returning thanks generous public
their uimcd patronage, they cordially recommend the
ssRtD Vorsds FAIR to all persons who have been
custonned buying the mselves rich the "Old Worlds
Fair. CUKREN < LAWLEG.
Dubuque, Iowa, May 25, 1883 daw If
Just Received,
4 LOT OF Surveyors Com passes, and for sale cap
N JOHN Z. SMITH & CON
Dubuque, Oct. 6. 1853 -a1>w-Im
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ALE g. PORTER.

@A 1nn0 BARRELS Cincinnati, Cav
tMH1 lUUU ton and Pittsbnrg ALE and
PORTER, just received and for sale by the
Barrel, Half Barrel or Bottle. Aso Scotch Ale, Lon
don Porter, Cider and Claret Wine.
The subscriber having connected with the \ and
Porter business,
Wines, Liquors 4 Cigars,
is prepared to fill all orders, large small
The UNDERSIGNED having appointed D: CUNIFFE, ucxt
this city. and will continue supplied all the season
with Ale and Porter by thu Bottle dozen. Also by
the Bar.fl at 4ena pficss Orders respectfully so-
cited and promptly attendecto.
]. EVANS.
Buck Eye and Porter Depot, No2a Ievee. GaIens Iii
B.. CUNIFFE,
Agent fpr Dubuque, Iowa.
Dubuque April 25th, 1853. = daw-Gm
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J. SchaHner's Saloon,

WHOLESALE and RETAIL
ID randics, 80 casks, Otard Dupuy, French Coghc &c
ID from 81 IA to 81 per gallon. Gin, pipe pure
Holland Rum, barrels pure Jamaica. Poi Wine
bills very fine. Whiskey, 4 bbls best Monorgahela
Madeira, 4 bbls finest quality. Caret Wine, 5dboxes.
Large quantity of Genuine Heidsck Champag Scotch
Ale aad London Brown Stout, large lot, DOTTED
baltimore Cove Oysters so doz. Cherry Bounced nine
Cigars, large quantity (vari0us brands)
Grocery and Bar FurniilrI
The subscriber, declining business in April ne3 of
fcrs the above in quantities to suit purchasers, ne
cost. Those wishing to buy are invited to call early
J. SCHAFFNER
Dec 1853. tapl4
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NEW GOODS.

~ i l. IL II
Ceraer of Iona and Fourth Streets,
R-EA HAS Just received his supply of Fresh,
staple aud Fancy GROCERIES,, consisting
of
LIQUORS; ron, Prunes, &c.
French coniac Brandy; Rais1ns Figs, currants;
Peach do Chewing and Smoking To
Old Scotch, Rye and BouT- bacco. &C., &c.
bon Whiskey; STAPLES:
st. Croix RAM Teas Sugars Coffee, Mo
uarasshino, Carscse - ~iasscs Herring, candles,
Holland and n. York Gin Spices, Soap, Starch Blue
Absent, 81 Louis and Gin Vcrnacella, MacaTOni,
cnnati W hiskey. corn andO Dat Meal Barley,
WLSES; Crackers Of all kinds,
Champagne Wine imported and Western
100 eases d Ciarret; Rcscrv. cheese, Oranges
Clarrei in casks, white and Lemons, and all kinds
red Kcnish Wine, AMI tropical Fruits;
setre Malaga, Port, cher Spanish cigars, of every
~, Sweet Oil, Orange description
Water. Candies and Nuts Of every
Sardines, Oysters, Presery variety.
ed Peaches, Ounces, cit
The undersigned Will be found regularly at his place
Of business and will be happy all times to meet his
old custf mcrs letrler wants he many or few.
What l haYcis of the ch4cest kind.
l3~Jnst received, so dozea cans Fresh Oysters.
N V, DESCELLEs.
Dubuque. August 18th, 1879 dawtf
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Plus EMERSON.

THOMAS F.. GILLIAN. Plus EMERsoN.
sINE Undersigned, having purchased the entire inter
i est of Mr.. r. e. Kennedy, intend carrying on the
business If merchandising in all its various departments
their old stand the corner Of Main and ain streets.
under the City Hotel and would very respectfully
say those who have lheray pafrunised MS during
or short term business that feel grateful for past
favors hose wo have not as yet been 70 see us we
would saw that If they were positively aaro Of their
interest they would do so. We gould further state TO
tho public generally that ne now IN receipt OF our
comnodations attention to customers or low prices.
Gene md see US Eipsyson and Shields old stand
GILLIAN & EMERSON.
Oct. 90, 1853. da~tf
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NEW STOVE And TIN SHOP.
UP TOWN,
A ftn doors north Of Nc Cture's .No,o Buildings,
(BartonS Block,) Opposite the
Cathedral Foundations

NHE subscribers take this opportunity 10 inform their
! friends and fellow citizens, and the ''rest of
kia'' that they have opened in this city an establish,
met for the factory of Copper Tin and sheet Iron
Wal and for the sale Of Cook, faslor and Box Stoves
ihe.hope, that industry and personal attention to bust
added their 10 years experience in their profess
sion ths vicinity, viii secure them liberal share
OF the atronage of liberal and discriminating public.
we ave purchased in st. Louis, choice variety Of
Stoves, which invite attention, TO be sold cheap
or cash, among which may be found the Golden Era,
co0kstoe that recommend TO give satisfaction
II mas been tried, and said TO be the best cook stove
exfant; il will do all kinds of cooking in short Time
with smaliquanty of wood.
JObbins and Re pairing done on short notice.
in good sty. from good material, for cash only.
MACLAY & GREEN.
Dubuque, Nov. !. 1883. Gaw3m
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; YRUs kERKILL

nURE PORT WINE AND DRANDY.~-1he sub
scrhcr offers the beat of Port Wine and Brandy toy
,nci;, mai nuynoseg TIMOTHY MASON,
sent ~ sign Of Good Samaritan.
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LIGHTNING, LIGHTNINt,t,

TINE citizens ofDnbHpue respectful, informs fha
Il the Subscribers are now prepared put ~, Light
ming Rods in any part Of the City at the shortest noiee
They may be found atthe Good Samaritan prne stGie
may 5tli--dw tf ss WAUD q FILE
IN BBLS Half DSfs, and 10 Gallon Kegs, NeM :,
~ leans s. and Golden syrup hoissses for sac p5
the package, or at Retail, by IHOhhs o. '.''''N
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-12-07
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TiifN CROCERIFSS QIJEENStN ARE which have
heen honcht nm te most terns and will
he sold for casI, at the lowe rcmunerating prices
Country storekeepcrs are respectfully requested to cal
and examine the goods and before making
elsewhere Crep only Will be asked and no ahate
ment made An on stthcstoCk WI lDe found the tollow
ng:
Superfne Black Cloth Fancy satin, silk 4 singian
Black and fancy cassineres crayatsSearle blue and
Doe SKINS Whte Wfappers, 4ufd"er'
casImeret,es, sa;ineis cot suspendcrs, comfprers,
ton goods; iufkey rcd ana Iiiidder
Bicacied sleetnas, o-4,io-4 handkerchiefs.
Biue beachcd and Drown ,rcei ana blue hareee Bioo
drillings mer corded skirts,
BieaCled, brown d. striped SWISS ana JaCkOhel insert
shirtnes; ings and edgngs;
Huckabacks diapers towel isle and thread nsertngs
rugs; and edgngs, black silk lace
rash bleached and brown ca nets sewed mu slim co
damask table cloth; lars and cnAs;
heu; whie, ana yellow nan nid. race ha.isj !,