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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-08-10
NOTICE

OF THE TRUSTEES THE MINERS BANK OF prR,-or-E
To the Creditors, Bill holders and all other persons harm
demands against said Bank:
WHEREAS, nj the March term of the District Cour
w in and for the county of Dubuque and State Of
Iowa, for the year 1888 it ordered and decreed by
said Court that the Trustees said Bank give tire
months notice 10 all the c0rS, biz holders aad other
persons h0uRg demands rast said Bank 10 present he
same forthwith a. the BanIiag House Of said Bank in thu
city 81 Dubuque fer liquidation and rcdapioR'' and that
the affairs OF said Bank will be finally closed and set
tienent made IN fall in six months the date of the
first publication of such notice; and that all demands
satisfied, and final distribution of the moneys and
other property, il any shall remain after the Of
the debts and necessary expenses among stDckhod
ers OF said Bunk. Non, therefore, the creditors hill
holders and all other persons having demands against
said Bank are hereby notified and required TO present
the same at the Ranking House of said Bank in the city
oil Dubuque, for liquidation and redemption within six
months from the date # the publication OF this notice in
the Express, Herald and Tribune newspapers pubIshcd
can published in the city of Saint Louis in tie Stat.
oil Missoarl and that no demand will be received or
paid by said Trustees unless the same be presented in
accordance with said order and of said Court and
also III accordance " it'll the terms OF this notice.
And notice IS also further given that after the eypira
on oil SAID sax mouths, the said Trustees will proceed TO
settle mp and pay of all demands against said Bank in
accoruance with the provisions of the aforesaid order
and decree and after of all demands then pre
scented and allowed in The order prescribed by said de-
cree, they vii! proceed to divide among the stockholders
et SAID Bank the money and other property then remain
ing IN The hands of said Trustees
JOHN G. SHIELDS.
BENZ. RUPERT, trustees.
Dubuque, June , ih IS53. d,u.3n
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INDIAN TITLES on THE PACIFIC RAILROAD
WEST OF M,ssoURI-Thoma IL. Benton, in
communication to several influential gentlemen
in Missouri, states that the idea that the whole
country as far the Rocky mountains Is COW
cred by an Indian title is erroneous. Only q
small portion is covered. The facts are that,
nearly thirty years ago, the United States ex-
tinguished the title 10 all this couniry--'he In
dams retaining small reservations, and The re-
mainder being intended FIR emigratlng tribes,
OF which only snail paft directly west OF
Missouri has been allotted TO them. Vesttrom
Missouri the large pur. base remains more than
three -fouIths United States territory, where ci-
iizens may settle without interference with In
dian rights. All the lands not included IN these
Indian reserves and grants are United STATES
territory, and in two places it comes down "a
our boundary-one between the Osa..e reserve
and the reserves AID grants 10 the Kansas, and
covering the upper waters of The Neoshn and
Usage, and part of The Sm acky Hin Fork; the
other on the north of The kickapoo grdHt. Mr.
Benton atiirns that there is terrlt,ry enough
there, open la settlement, to make great
State, IN temperate climate, nlIfh of it irTtila
and on the straight road 10 San Francisco
.Mieoaukse Wisconsin
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The young ladies' Of Bloom ng on III ,recen-
tly held meetng and resolved 10 have npihin1
to do with any youhg man tha; indulges in 'ha
use of intoxicating liquors. Whereupon the
young lords OF that part OF creation,
Resolved. That we viii MT "ceu' .trn1nce
any young lady that does not circumference
u.s.
Resolved, That we will do oar Utmost to put
down the cream saloons, and burst all tie
soda fountains; and that il becomes Us hereafter,
to attend church solitary and alone, and while
there, we viii look to yard the altar and wor-
ship, instead of across the aisles!
Resolved, That we viii ride the young woni-
en- out no more, and shall therefore, hereafter
circumference all livery stables, railroads and
wheelbarrows
Resolved, That we will no: cnulienance any
Teller who violates The above resolutions, IL he
wants girl ever 50 bad.
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Weare indebted to the House Telegraph
Line for a dispatch from Sarato.sa, which in.
forms us that in the race between Flora Temple
and Taconey to day, the mare has redeemed her
lost laurels, beating Taconey thee straight
heats. The time of the Fl ST heat was $50
The time OF the other heats we do not learn
This time, it will be seen, DIES not come up to
that made by Takoney in the former struggle
when the horse was successful II Buff Com
9th
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AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
For Port Phillip, Melbourne !, Sidney, australia
Discovered at Last |!
A MYSTERY EXPLAINED.

A MYSTERY EXPLAINED.
| a RerJiatton IS Certain l=irtorg IS Ours
DIR. a. l.. ADAMS
STEW Theory Of Disease is awakening The inquiry in
~ the minds OF all who read How that .iHc'i
have seer long and lily nInured in dark
mss and 'ggorqpce on tie subject Of disease.
OR, h, L, ADAMS LIVER BALSAM,
GREAT TtaAcEA pIsyisE,
Offered tic afflicted OF the States and Territories for
the entire Of Liver complaints all stages bilious
Few, Aye and Fever chronic Lung Fever, DropSical
Affections, consumption, Bowel complaints, Darrea,
DyseHery, Riunatism, Bleeding Piles, Blind Piles,
Gcrotia, salt Rheum yspep General Debility, Ner
vo;sness, cosvcEes, Indigestion, Distracted Mensul-
( tiers. 3SC.
Ir. 4. L. tdais' Liver Basam has stood the wreck and
test ,r Inc last en years and has proved 10 the most
skePt5ca', beyond shadow Of doubt, that i; is the
0aly Reliable Medicine Ever Discoverei,
htrg purely all VcpIb e. for the permanent Of the
above Diseases The most skerti,l have become its most
sdngne vo'dreS and pronounce the uer Ea 20 be
Tie only rciiabie karhinger Of Health TO the af
F,cted, erery'cherc.
Testimonials up from every track ii has made,
swollen with expressions Of gratitude f,r the relief
ceivcd by il And IN submitting this the Lrer Bal
sam is recommended TO all those suffering underline
on Grasp Of the Monster Disease,
and at procure bottle OF DR.. s. L. Adams Liver
81 sam.
The reader is ref rred 70 the Medical Tract found by
making application the Agent, whelo the ia sam sold
giving full epinme Of the and cure Of all diseases
Sold in Dubuque by TII,TiIl MASON.
G. +. seorT, General Agent, No 67 Randoph-street,
Illinois Jul. -, 1853 daW If
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DIR. Guysotts Improved Extract of

YELLOW DOCK q SARSAPARILLA
THIS Extract of Yellow Dr. and SarsapariIia is a
l. positive, speedy and permanent for all diseases
to females.
Its mild alteratire properties render it pecuL-
sarly applicable to The SENDER and DEL
icatc constitution Of he female.
His unriraiied in its effect
upon Such diseases as
lncipient Con-
sumption, BarrenncSS, Leacprrhea or WhiteS,
Irregular .Menstruatiox, Incontinence
Of Urine and General Prostra-
ton Of The System.
Immediately counteracts that distressing Nervousness
and Lasstude common to the female Frame and i'm
parts an energy and buoyance surprising they are
grateful. We have evidence file which induces us
strongly to recommend this medicine to married people
who have not been blessed with offpring.
The Shaker prepared sYelow Dock, - and the " Red
Honduras Sarsaparlla are the invaluable remedial a.
gents from which DIR. Guysotts Improved Extract of
Yellow Dock and SarsaparIa is fon and the Laborato-
~ OF Dr. Guyso has given the virtues of these roots
IN their perfection Ills preparation contain all the
rave properties of the ROOTS combined and concentrated
IN their utmost strength and efficiency.
Experiments Were made in the manufacture of this
medicine until it was found that could not be furte i'm
proved.
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Great Sale of Real Estate

Ii'HE public hereby notified that the subscriber
Jacob Brown, Jr, Administrator of the Estate Of :.
w Brown deceased, win offer for At public auction n
we auction Room Of Richard Cox, Auconeer in the
9escroeI Heal Estate oil the said decreased TO w.t. The
L1s' ha e the N"ril, West quarter section Ee-cn
lIViH township No. Ninety 100 North of Range No.
one ID East of the 9Th DR. nciu1l meridian
eisht acfe more orleSs, about aide north of Sheriff.
Mound The above sale VIII take place by order Of The
County Court oi SAID county, the above mentioned
place at p NJ of the Doth day of August A. ID Is5Sr
and viii be sold for cash 10 the highest bidder witbo
reserve. The above Real Estate lies upon a Conntr
Road has good spring upon it, is nearly all timber lana
OF FIRST quality, and the title to it is xcepionable
JACOB BROWN in
Administrator
Dubuque, 18th July 1853. w fw
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WISCONSIN Iron whole state is alive
with progress. Its resources inst begin 10 be
walked into life by industry and capital aud the
development within the next five years will as.
tonish even those who have witnessed the utmost
progress in the teeming West Iron is an ndis
pensable article everywhere. Cheap and tough
iron would alone build up a state The iron
ridge mines, in Dodge county, Wisconsin, just
begin to attract attention, not merely on account
of the quantity, but of the rare quality of The
iron. Some of it has been worked into rods,
&c, and it is found of tenacity equal to that
of The world.famous Russia or Swedes' IRON
The Beaver Dam Republican, which is publish.
cd in the same county gives the following par.
ticulars of the probability of the erection of a
railroad iron rolling mill This seems too good
news to be true. Ii says = Wisconsin,
a company with capital Of $500. 900 has
been formed TO work these mines. Sufficient of
the capital stock has been paid in TO purchase the
necessary machinery and start the works, and
Judge Barber, of this county, and Mr.. Durchard
of Waukesha, have gone to New York with the
csh in their hands, to purchase the material
Tor twenty blast furnaces and one rolling null
for making railroad iron These furnaces are to
be put in readiness soon as possible, and we
understand that the company have contract
with the La Crosse railroad company to furnish
them fifty tons of railroad iron day after the
hrst OF March next, until they have furnished
them sufficient to lay the track from Milwaukee
10 Portage City. This being the case, il will
add more TO the wealth Of Wisconsin, and par
tlcniarly Dodge county; than any event that has
transpfed within our knowledge. Tue benefits
cannot half be imagined. We have the utmost
confidence in the truth Of all these assertions,
and look forward confidently for the immediate
development of this untold source of prosper
ify
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Heal Estate Sale.

NOTICE OF GUARDIANS SALE OF real, rs
~ lATE-Ry virtue of order OF the Countv (,nnr
OF Duoiqu County, iowa its March Term A. h. lSS3
OF u W. Jordan, decd, viii proceed to sell all The nrereS
fgh ana e OF said minor heirs in and 10 the west nall
vi e sout east quarter OF section No four f4 in Town
snip NO eghty eight (so north Of range No one ~ cast
OF the ON principal meridanfor the nurture and edra
on oil SAID minor heirs. The above sale will take mace
ol 'e premises on the oh day OF August A. d. 1853 AZ
O'Clock in the aarnocn of that dav Tern. ,n,, = a.
at the time and place Of sale ''1o "Ho' II
SIMEON CLARK,
-, Guardian Of said minor heirs
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every Family should have Copy
An rnratuabic Boot, only % cents per copy
Man Know THysyIF


DG. HUNTERS MEDICAL MANUEL and hand
IL Book for the afflicted. Containing outline Of The
Origin, Progress, Treatment and Cure of every form
disease. contracted by promscuous sexual
by sefabuse by sexual excess with advice for the
prevention written IN familiar styie avoiding med
zeal technicaes. and evryhng that would offend the
oar OF decency from the result of some twenty years
successful practice, exclusively devoted 10 the cnc NJ
diseases of j delicate orprIvate nature.
To which is added receipts for the cure of the above
diseases and treatise on the causes. symptoms and
cnre of the Fever and Ague for twenty five cents cony
six copies one dollar; will be forwarded any part OF
the United States, by mail, tree of postage. Address
postage paid BOX 49, post Office" or the author 3S
North Seventh ST., Philadelphia.
FIFTY DOLLARS FORFEIT. DR.. Hunter willtor.
cit $50 failing to any of secret disease that
may come under his care, matter how long standing
or affecting. Either invited his rooms
SO North Seventh at Philadelphia without inter
rupton from other patients. Strangers and others who
have been unfortunate in the selection of Physician
are i'm tied 10 call.
IMPOTENCY. Through unrestrained indulgence Of
the passions by excess sc,fabuSc, the evils are nu
merous. Premature impot, ncy, involuntary seminal
discharges, wasting of the organs loss memory dis
for female society general biltv or constitution
al arrangement, to follow Ii necessary con
suit the Doctor; he offers perfect cure
READ AND REFLECT. The afflicted would do well
TO reflect before trusting their health and happiness and
in many cases their lives, in he hands of PHYSICIANS
ignorant of this cltss of malaes Il certainly limos
sible for 20 understand all ills the human
family TO- Every respectable physician las
his peculiar branch in which he is than
ms brother professors and TO that he devoes most his
time ana study $50
YEARS OF PRACTICE. exclusively devo,e d 20 The
study and treatment of diseases ofthe xa organs To-
geer with ulcers upon the body, throat nose or les
pains in the head; bones mercurial rheumatism Str;c
lures, graveis irregularities diseases arising from Youth
l excuses or impurities ofthe blood whereby the CON
stution has become enfeebed, enables the Dr. Ia oFr
speedy reliefto all who may place themselves under he
care Medicine fo warded to any part of the ITnitI
States. Price five andten dollars prrpaekase
Nov 1ath, '52wlyr
L,REsH ORANGES, jus, received ea sal, hy n. ,ox
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- HEHiFF SALE-Simonds 81 Morrison rs Francis
~ Gicrn BY virtue of an execution TO me directed.
aea oy the Clerk OF the District Court and for the
county Of Dubuque, and State of Iowa gans defendant
wi on the lth day of August A. d. 1853 between the
ours OF nine O'Clock A. NJ and four O'Clock r. NJ of that
az tne 'front.' door OF the Court House. said county
expose TO public SALE ali the right te interest claim and
properly OF Francis GGerin, in and the following dcs
gnoea Real Estate, towit: City Lot No. (747> seven hun
county, Iowa. as known, marked and designated by The
map Of said city lots for cash. satisfy said writ
- am therein commanded. July 18th, 1859
w G. STEWART, Sheriff
ditwS Hy J. RIcKErIs, Der,y
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Tertulon says Of the Primitive Christians
"Ihey sat not down before they prayed; they
eat no more than might. suffice hunger they
drank no more than was sufficient for temper
ate men they did SO eat and drink, as those tina,
remembered they must pray afterwards"
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JAMES E. HENDERSON.
NOTICE

hereby gven that have been ordered by the District
Court OF Dubuque county, the Assignee Of H. G.
GaRTfEL TO make distribution of the nv hand,
due the creditors under the Assignment TO me made Ly
said Gartre and dated Feb. 9th, 1852 All creditor, are
requested 10 present and prove up their claims SO that
may receive their share Of said assets.
BEN NJ. SAMUEIS, Assignee &c.
Dubuque, July 18th, 1859. d;t wit
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NOTICE..

LII persons are hereby notified TO harbor or trust
"A THOMAS KELLY, bound boy, belonging to Patricl,
Of his contracting Any information gwen TO me of said
boy will be suitably rewarded Said boy left nv houe
the evening of June 20th, 1853.
Dubuque, June odd, 1853. w 1.v
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JUHN VILSUN,
COMMISSIONS, eft6e GeRerai Land Ofcc.
NOTICE TO pRE-EvpTIoN CLAIMANTS

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled the rghtof presumption TO any
OF the lands within the townships and parts townships
above enumerated is required establish TO the
satisfaction of the register and receiver of the proper land
oice and make payment therefor practicable az
ter seeing this aote, and before the day appointed for tile
commencement of the public sale of the lands embracing
the tract claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited
JOHN WILSON,
wl3 Commissioner ofthf General land OAR
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chid cured of EruptOns very few days by the use
OF only part of bottle of Yellow Dock and Sarsa
pafl'ia. Cincinnati, Jaae 10th, 1853.
10 whom II may concern II have watched closely the
ehect OF Dr. Gnysotts Extract Yellow Dock and Sarsa
iild us II mas been used extensively within my observa
loh ana am convinced both from observation and expc
renee that IL Is of real benefit the afflicted In the
ses io "hch 1t has been prescribed il has acted with
e certainty o specific efectng that are wonder
lui, hcase mas Just come under my observation of
chia aincted with erupons. Its face was one frighul
sore, really painful TO behold, and whole system was
ieIuiged; Dr. Guysots Extract of Yellow Dock and
,afsaafia was administered and in an incredibly short
te te lace was healed the constitution resor and he
couehahce SO improved and beaufed as to give il the
appearance OF another child. This is an unsolicited
.aecnt OF single case of many that has come un
oms3r, 1917" ,tui' &c observation L. l.. RICE.
ISuaft bottles 81 per bottle-siy bottles for So
II. bLahSLEf, southwest corner of Third and Cbes
u seeS, ~ Louis, Mo-, General Agent for the West TO
"hnn all orders must be addressed.
,oa nus; soa oy f T. MASON, Dubuque Dodge Bentz,
l ! halh-st;, Gaena; Lewis & Graham Bellevue: Wood
= borough Il 70, sabula l.. Daniels x Co. Cedar Ra
p'Is; ofockwcll, Anamosa; Daniels &c Bro. Marion
February 18th, 1853. III,
Fish.
NJ hChEhEL by the Barrel and Kits
W, - Goghsh by the Box and RetalS
u.s.sa ana smoked Herring for fale low, ~
A NJ
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NOTICE..

COMETINE in February last nv yiCe CI,ri,a,
- Henderson, left my house and care without known
cause provocaton. This them is 10 warn All parson
from trusting her, or credng her my account as
will hold myself responsible for debts OF her contract
ing. June 29ti, 1853
w3w* JAMES E UENDERS
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WHEaT.-We learn from different points in
THIS county that the wheat crop of this season
surpasses any that has been raised for several
years, in the same localities both in the qualities
OF the kernel and the quantity per acre.-Bioom.
Tefpt
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Truth is rock of strength sufficient to bear
the universe error, mre in which bodies sink
IN proportion TO their gravity
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CALIFORNIA POLITICS.

Tho California State Democratic Conven
hon, me. on the 2lst Of June, at Benicia, 70
the nomination of State officers, when the fol.
lowing ticket was put in nomination
For Governor-John Bigler, of Sacramento
For Lieut.. Gov.-Samuel Purdy, of San Jo
aquin.
For Justice of the Supreme Court-Alex
Wells, San Francisco.
For Attorney General--John r. Mcconnell
Nevada
For Comptroller-Sam Bell, Mariposa.
For Treasurer-Selden A. McMeans, Ell Do.
RADIO.
For Superintendent of Public Instruction.
Paul K. Hubbs, Tuolumne.
Fer Surveyor Generals. II. Marlette, Cal
averas.
The Wings were preparing at our latest date
for the fall election Their state convention,
was to have been held in Sacramento on the 9th
inst II was thought tina: captain. VIM. Wal
do, would be their nominee for Governor
David f. Douglass, and F. A. Grobb, were also
spoken of as candidates for this Office. The AL
ia Californian, gives the following account of
the Democratic Convention
TM Democratic Convention assembled at
Benicia on the 3lst of June, and, after stormy
session efthree days, succeeded in nominating
lheir canoldateS very strong efforts were made
to throw Governor Bigler overheard, but with
out success The only names presented to the
Convention for the nomination Of Governor,
Bigler, were Richard Roman, the present State
Treasurer, and Henry P. Haven, of Marysvile.
A fierce battle between the Bigler and anti Big
Ter men, for the first two days, argued little for
the harmony OF the party But Bieler was nom.
mated by decided majority, on the first ballot,
and several who had been most earnest in oppo-
sing him came forward and pledged themselves
10 support The nomination. Samuel Purdy was
re.noninated for the Office OF Lieutenant Gov
ernor S A. McMeans, Of Ell Dorado, for State
Treasurer Alex. Wells, of San Francisco, was
nominated for Judge Of the Supreme Court
Samuel Bell of Mariposa, for Comptroller P
X. Hubbs, of Toulumne, for Superintendent: of
Public instruction, and S. II. Marlete, of Cal
everas, for Surveyor General. The ticket is
understood 10 be an ont and on, Extension tick
Ell, with the exception of MIR Purdy. In vari-
Gus sections. there is very strong opposition in
the party to Governor Bgler, but, unless an in
dependent ticket is started. it will probably give
way before the dav of election
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A F Eli CITED, RLAD!!
PHILADELPHIA
MEDICAL HOUSE.

Established IL Years ago, by DIR. Kiakeiin, N.
". corner Of Third and Uaaon streets, be-
t,oeen Spruce and Pine sts., Phila.
EIGHTEEN years of extensive and uninterrupted
practice spent in this city, have rendered Dr. Knkelin
the most expert and successful practitioner far and near
in the treatment of all diseases of private Per-
sons afflicted with ulcers upon the body, throat legs,
pains in the head bones, mercura rheumatism, stnc
tres gravel, disease arising from youthful excuses
impurities of the blood whereby the constitution has be-
come enfeebed all treated with success.
He who places himself under the of DIR. X, may
religiousIy conde his honor as gentleman and CON
fdenlly rely npon his skill as ply stefan.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Young men who have injured themselves by certain
practice INDUCED ina habit frequently learned from evil
companions or at school; the effect OF which nightly
should apply Immediately. Weakness and constitution
al debility loss of muscular energy hysical lassitude
and general prostration rritaby and all
tons Indigestion sluggishness of the liver and
disease in any way connected with the disorder of the
provocative functions cured, and full yIeor restored
READ!
YOUTH AND MANHOOD.
A rigorous Life or a Premature Death,
KINKELIN ON SELF-PREsERyATIoN-O
25 CENTS
This Book just published is filled with useful informa
ton, the nfrmities and diseases the Generava
Organs 1t addresses itself alike n Youth, Manhoo
and Old Age, and should be read by all
The valuable advice and impressive warning il gives
will prevent of misery and suffering, and
~ remittance of IS cents, enclosed in letter. adj
dressed to DIR. KINKELIN, N. ". corner of Third and
Union Streets between Spruce and Pine, PHILADELPHIA
will book under envelope, per return of mall
Persons distance my address Dr. X. by letter.
(post paid } and he cured at home.
Packages of Medicines, Directions &C., forwarded by
ending remittance and put up from damage
curiosity
Booksellers, New Agents, Pedlars, canvasscrs, and
all others Supplied with the above work
July %, 1889. WY -