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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-10-19
)ther countries 5 5,tO7
Total numbers Of vessels

SAN Francisco amount of taxable
property in this city, as assessed, is thirty mil
lions, fifty thousand four hundred and seyen'y-
eight dollars-an increase Of nineteen millions
over last year.
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THE ARCH POLITICAL TRAITOR AND
DlSORGANiZER.


DlSORGANiZER.
In speaking of the nomination of Ex Gov
Dewey for the State Senate from Grant county,
Wis, the Dubuque Herald makes the following
comments.
"Wsconsin in some n spects is in the same
political jon as Iowa, ruled by personal cli-
ques. The people rousing themselves for
struggle with the ruling dynasies. May the
effort be successful
! In speaking Of m ,difcation Of the Tariff
in the same paper, the editors pay the following
left handed compliment TO the administration.
"The sugar planters will contend Justify
for the 30 per cent. protection which enables
them to compete successfully with the foreign
sugar growers, but The people have determined
that their sugar shall no longer be taxed 80 per
cent 10 serve no better purpose than to create n
surplus revenue TO feed the corruption at Wash
ington."
We make bold 10 say tina, the above stab a,
the administration is reckless and shameful
1 They use the word corruption as applied to the
present government officers, with as much IA
!, miliarity as houseold words. They speak o
lii as matter of course, when, if TO save then
IIO" tuc RdlioWS, Hou ~ PioSC uP 'hSi
venal insinuation, their heels would be dangling
in the air. No, an iota Of testimony can the,
I, produce t. establish the truth of this, and Kin
II dred insinua,icns repeatedly heretofore express
m ed 1t may be asked Why they continue thi
course, ard how they reconcile it with prope
regard for the interest and prosperity of III
J democratic party? The answer is, that the
q are paid for it by cur political enemy, and th;
to the party is matter OF minor considerable
he when brought in contact with their base an
rs re selfish purposes.
ell We publish The above for the purpose Of ha
ing the m on record and we intend TO keep Il
party posted upon their future course. jou
nal which daily teens with tulsome praise
y its democracy, and yet almost daily contains a
ess icles assang the Administration and the chi
nee public men of our State, shall not pass unn
ts, hs, ,iced and unrebuked by us.
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Gelpcke g. Schroeder,

AND RETAIL GROCERS,
Main Street, one door south of the American House,
DUBUQUE.
WE Keep constantly hand, full assortment OF
w Staple aud Fancy Groceries, which we offer for
sale lowest cash prices, in quantities to suit pur
HARDWARE IND CUTLERY.
Spades shovels hoes, forks, axes, hachrts and saws
also splendid lot of pocket knives knives and forks,
and shelf ware in gcneraI.. For sale by
GELPCKE & SCHROEDER.
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s HOT GUNS, RIFLES AND PI:TOL
JMaia-street, corner 9Th, Dubuque.
Jacob 81. Mack.

vKTOUi.Drespectfuly Inform isfriends nd the pub
w lie thathe Keeps constantly on hand and for sale
1ne and good assortment of Shot Guns, (singe and
double barrcs,) and Pistols, which he will warrant TO
be good be found inthe West. He has alsnon
hand ne lot ofric barrels hich he wilfurnish to
order, and warrant to be equal to any made.
Thankful for the libera patronage hitherto bestowed
on him, he would solicita continuance o
the same.
Repairing ofa kinds in his line realty and promptly
executed. Locks and Scales made al repaired. AL
work warranted 10 give satisfaction. (Dec.2l. ly
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-10-19

,v The last Hauey Whig contnns noble and
touching tribute to the memory OF the late Judge
Care,,n 1t is pleasant to find that the bitter.
ness of party spirit c1n not always repress the
better feelings Of the heart
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The New Albany and Salem Railroad COM
mcnced runnin regular trains on Monday last,
from Michigan city 130 milk $ snuth to Craw-
fordsville, through Lafayette and the company
expects to run ten miles further hy the 10th CT
October, to Bainbridge.
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NAPoLEON's OLD GUARD.

Something that spoke OF other days.
& When truinpets piercrs. the kinding ar,
And the keen. eye could firmly gaze
Through Battles crimson glare.
| snid :. Pc,cIiancr this faded hand.
When LIE beat high and hope was young,
by Lodis wave, or Syria's SIND.
The bolt OF death had flung.
g For he was with him, young and cd
lie climbed with him the Alpine snow,
And heard the cannon whenih they r led
Along the river Po'
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-10-19

New YORK Vino TIcKET-The Whig
State Convention of New York, meeting at
Syracuse was rather dull affair. The major
ity Of the State, manfesting the utmost apathy,
could hardly be said to have sent delegates.
There were hardly enough to divide, and "the
stagnation" says the ~ Y. Express " may pas,
for harmony" The following ticket was put
forth as the state nomination
For Comptrollsr-lames NJ. Cook. Of Sara
toga.
For Secretary Of State-Silas w. Leaven-
worth, Of Onondaga.
For Treasurer-E. G. Spauding Of Erie
For Attorney Gcneral-Ogden Hoffman, Of
New York City.
For Canal Cornelius Gar
diner
For State Prison Inspector-Thos. Kirkpa
trick.
For State Engineer John 7. Clarke.
For Clerk Of Appeals-B F. Harwood.
For Judge Of appeals George Wood, long
term, and Joseph Mullen, short term.
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BlackSmithing.
Dubuque City Mills,
IOWA IRON WORKS,
Now in full Operation.

MANUFACTURE
Steam Engines, Mil Irons and Mil Gearing
for both FIGURING and Saw Mills of every description
Horse Ponc,s and 7nrashing Machines.
Of the approved kind.
a~rAlI kinds Of Machinery and Castings made to or
der and shipped to any part Of the country.
-. p. FARLEY & ROUSE.
nuhuo.e Anil L. f653 dawtf
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-10-19

tv The ~ w. Association of Fruit Grow
ers meet at Burlington in the State in 1854, on
the 26th day September, to last four days.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-10-19

ILLINOIS EXTRA SESSION seems to
be but little doubt but that there will be an extra
session of the lllinqis Legislature this winter
A large majority Of the papers of that state are
camorous in favor Of the measure
ry James G. Hall Esq, who was shot by
Ames in Cincinnati, Is, it seems, NOT dead af'er
all. At least such is t,e last annoqncement -
How long it will be before the papers kill him
acain we are MT advised
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-10-19

JUDICIAL APPOINTMENT w liam Smith
Esq of Linn County has received The appoint
mentto fill the vacancy occasioned by the death
Of Judge Carleton
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-10-19

MINNESOTA PoLIrIcs.-The election at Penn
bnu in Minn, was held at an earer date by
an act Of the Legislature. 1t seems that Mr..
Wilkin the Independent Wing candidate for
Congress against Mr. Rice, receiveda majority
of eight in what was claimed as his stronghold,
and where his friends claimed in advance some
three hundred majority. The Democrat con-
iders this in favor Of a settler Of MIR. Rice 's
election.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-10-19

- We also learn that &. Hanavsp, living
at White Water, was thrown from his wagon
near his own retidence and instantly killed.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-10-19

PEAcHEs-The Louisville Democrat brags
Of its market, and tells the following whHP-
per:
ave pu. up market against the world
for the superiority of its fruit. We saw peach
yesterday which measured one foot and an inch
around Think of that"
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apsskly llrr5' Grprsss.
rssL'snED EFEnsKspAs MORNING.
BY WI. MERRITT


Tue DAiLS ExrAxahe furnished to weekly sub
cf.bors At Ten CEN4week, payable to the carrier,
on Saturday mornins3
kr AovExrsEx Sbyted, in either the Daily or
Weekly, on the most 1ble terms.
The WEEkLyPRESS will contain the
tess intelligence. polhd miscellaneous foreign and
snestic. Ths ccn&veInents in our office will
oaable rs to give mddng matter in the Weekly
can be found in anybaper Of its size in the west
Terms = Weekly.
ONE DOLLAR & lCT5. per annum, in ad-
vance, md % il not paavance.
No subscription will pcantinued, Except at the
option Of tho publishers, hll arrearages paid.
To Clubs--As an ilcnt to clubs, we propose to
make the following redu
Three copies, per an1i; Six copies, $8 Ten
copios, Sill Fourteen cdla
Where club of six, teburteen copies are sent, an
sltra copy will be sent t&erson who mrkes up the
club. Orders from clubs te invariably accompanied
by the cash.
BOOK AND APRINTlNG,
Or EyERr DEscRIrrlo pteI with accuracy, neat
SIS, and dispatch, easonable at any other
establishment IN the State
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CYRUS BERKILL
wM. TAYLOR,
DUBUQUE Rope 4 Twine Factory

Dubuque Rope q TWlne Factory
THE undersigned continuing carry on the business
comn,enced under the late firm OF Taylor Berkh
and Movsland would respectfully soiicia continuance
o the heretofore extended patronage by Merchants of
this ~, aud the time would assure all that
there will be neither energy ingenuity wanting to
furnish such an article Of Cordage &c. cannot bat
rive entire eaefsfaction WM TAYLOR & Co.
Semi il dwtf
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Dubuque Mutual Fire In
s,1rance COmnanv,

yuE above Com pany has been operation four
! 49,. 9, rb.ra of busiuess. The Il
pense ofthe insured during time has been lesshan
one HALr the cost ofinsurance in any ether company
upon similar property II is the only company IN iowa
and losses can always be adjusted al home !he per-
sons insured become the stockholders OF the Company
and therefore the company cannot fail We solicit the
business oithc country
DIRECTORS
Rich,rd I,onson David Decker
James l.. Langworthy r. v. GooaIieh
Lawrence Molony JP. rariey
Timothy Mason H. s. netnefihgtoh
NJ Mohey J.G. shieius
+. Langworthy a. i.oiinn n
F. Z. BIssELL, Secretary.
E. LAScwoRrHr, Surveyor.
AGENTS Offices
o. F. Stevens, Esq, Garnivilo, Clayton Co. u.
Spur, ESQ Relevue, Jackson county; Jonas Clark,
ESQ Maquoketa; A. Harland. ESQ.,, Marion, Lar n
county E. v. Carter, ESQ, Elkader, CLAYTON county
Dubuoue Nov. l2, dwtf.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-10-19
Livery stable.

livery Stable.
on "A. bstoscn aia snl Lsssst streets. assr Cs$tel
LYMAN & SHOMO,
TrAvING had their stable horses, q. .dcstreyk 6rs
M have now built new sable, and purcha1rssh
horses, ,uew harness, saddles, buggies
etc, to which they invite public examination sndl
Wsptedge ssyseluss to keep ss good horses, ctges
etc., - caa Be found ssyDAsssin in the Norshvsstgic
ssk i . trial.
91r ll,shsss prices paid Tor corn. oats aad hay
Aprl 30, 1851. II
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~ The Washins st,n Monument Fund col
lected On the Crystal Palace has resched 81
673,40.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-10-19

MuscArISE ENquIRER- This paper makes
another change of hands. Mcssrs. G. G. Con.
ter and Jno F. Frazer from st Louis now take
hold of 1t. We wish them a pleasant time and
hope them longer stay among than their
predecessors. We trust they :" will bring their
knitting and spend an afternoon" in Iowa.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-10-19

UNApILLA CoUrrnnrr1FERse ARREsrEp.-
Three young men, named Alonzo Ellis, Chas.
Connolly, and John Lloyd, were arrested in
Cleveland on Friday last, and held to bail for
having in their possession, with intent to pass,
counterfeit notes on the Unadlla Bank. The
Plaindealer says:
:" A large quantity of this money has been
passed in the place, and among the victims,
we understand, are some of our banks. The
bills are said 10 be well executed aud have a
good appearance.
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PROPERTY INSURED?

1I,IE undersigned is agent for the American Mutua
Fire Insurance Company, Amsterdam, New York.
CAPITAL S2OO, 900.
Embracing MERCHANTS and FARMERS depart
ment. The Merchants department, is on the cash prn
cipe and Insures Stores, Shops erchandze
Furntureand all kinds of property against loss and dam
age bv re. And the department. insures isola
Buildings Dwelling and out Buildings, Grain, Farni
aud all kinds CT Property for term Of years. either
the premium SYSTEM for cash without note,
avoiding assessments OF osscs this compeny
Is adapted the fthe people in city country
and commends itself 10 their confidence
OryIcr ENrRANcr-J. c. Weatherby's Stare.
JAMES X. GOODRICH
Agentfor Dubuque, and adiotnin Counties
Nov 9th div.
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The FUGITIVE SLAVE LAw.-The firm posi-
ton occupied by the Administration in regard
to the compromise measures, was well illustra-
ted, some six or eli ght days since.
Col. Wyncoop, Marshal of the Eastern Des-
trict Of Pennsylvania, addressed letter to the
Department Of the lnteriof, stating that three
of his deputies were on the point of being ar.
resed IN State warrant, charging riotous or
illegal conduct in the cx-cu ion Of warrant
from Judge Gr;er, of the U. S. Supreme Court,
FOR the arrest Of negro, claimed as slave by
lsham Keith of Virginia. The Marshal asked
authority to employ counsel and to incur the
necessary expenses in DE- f,nding the suit The
Secretary replied by telegraph, directing the
| Marshal to lose no time in consulting the Dis
lrict Attorney, and to take any measures neccs
sary for the defence, ~ssuring hin that the De-
partment and the whole Government are deter
mined, at all hazards, TO carry out the pr vision
of the Fugitive Slave Law.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-10-19

The Native Americans, in Philadelphia, have
formed coalition with the wings.
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Z. 1882.

HAVING bought out my former partner Mr.. SCHU
MA CHER. would inform my friends and customers,
and the public generally that will carry the Gro
Gerry Business. the old Stand Main Street, opposite
the new Cathedral, on my own account, and, being
thankful for the patronage heretofore extended the
firm, very respectfully solicit continuance Of the
samc. I will always keep hand. a general assort-
Of Groceres, Wines and Liquors. and will sell
~ cheap as any House in tho CITY.
Sept S.6md MATHEW TsCHlRGI.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-10-19

MUscATINE SPECIAL ElEcTIoE.--Ths cleo
resulted of course largely in favor of the loan
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ATIoN.--According to the returns Of
commissioners ofemigration, the total number
of en,igrants that have arrived in the city Of
New York during the last month is 35,2i5 oat
fwhich 1851 were citizens, the Reminder
aliens. There came from the following places,
viz:
Ireland I3,199 Germany l3,03l
England 2,4l8 Scotland 374
Wales 156 France 49l
Spain 33 Switzerland 35s
Holland % Sweden 70
Other countries 5,l07
Total numbers Of vessels
On comparing the amount of arrivals with
those Of August, but ight difference exists
in the returns of the two months. In August
there were 38,763 emigrants landed in New
York city, and out Of that number 5,l3l were
citizena.
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MclOdeOns: MelOdeOnS!
r.. SPAULDING.

MclOdcOns: MelOdeOns!
r.. SPAULDING,
Bookseller, Sfationcr, and Music Dealer,
LAS just received and offers at manufacturers prtees,
III assortment Of PRINcEs' surERB MELoDEors
{Cahar,'s patent, } in rich rosewood cases
fccraves. plain finish, at S45
44,a.. e4Isa :. :. ss ss
60 /" IS
S 50 piano :. g 100
In richness and perfection Of tone these Instruments
surpass every other except the organ. They ofsa
cien for churches, and happily adapted TO the
music Of the sanctuary and the social circle. Every
child should be taught Musc and consequently every
family should possess instrument able, both as an
article Of utility and eysament. Call and see them at
SpuLprxo,s BooxsroRS, few doors above the Post
e)ficc Dubuque, MAY Z. 1851 Z
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-10-19

LosT MoNEY.-We understand that the own
er has turned up, and got the lost money adver
tised in our columns for some days past. The
amount was $i46 so. 1t was found near the
Post Office by one Of the Catholic school chill
dren, and handed to Bishop Loras by the poor
parents of the child We have not heard the
extent of the owners generosity
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NOTICE.

YJvHE artnership heretofore existing between MA
u THEW TSCnlKGI and FRANCIS SCHUMA
CHER, under the name of TsCHIRGI & sCHUHAA-
CHER has this day Dissolved by mutual consent,
all those Indebted to said firm are requested to make
immediate payment to MATHEW TSCHIRGI and all
those having dena nds against said ftm present them
to him. as he alone authorized settle the
TSCnIRGI & SCHUMACHER.
Sept7 1889.
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M. v. BURDf,
AT rO R EY A1lA W,
Notary Public r Genersent.
WEST UNION. FAYETTE CdY, IOWA.
N.B.-Deeds made and acknowledged collections
made, On reasonable terms. e9-dwly
HElGPSTEAD 4 Bu
ATTORNEYS AND DCOuNsELORaL LAW, AND
SOLICITORS IN NCHANCERY-DQUE IOWA
vY1ILL practice in the District Couf the Judi
w cial districts AND in the Suprcmlrt-
N1rOrFtCEin the Yellow Brick Bull near SpauF
ding's- Book Store, on Main street
Sept. 5. I649.-l1y
DIR. w. R. McMAHl
TENDERS his professional services (e citizens Of
Dubuque and vinctnity.
Cdice In Fitzpstvick's building, Main \, first door
below the Globe Building.
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New CnUSrEErrIr.-The fllowing des.
crption of new counterfeit should be careful
" observed The execution Of the spurious
bill is said to be S good as to have deceived the
best judges
SIS son the !" Unadilla Bank" Oscgo County,
New York, letter d, dated (printed) Aug Is
1851 Wig. fr,naic, sheaves .f rhea,. &c with
wareh ,use and locomotive in the stance; lie
male head on the right end, with : 5 above
tnnd ss~v- BEIow II small State nrms OF New
York on the left end with figure g S above and
below il secured by Public Stocks and Real
Estate, between the signatures, G.. J. Hayes.
Cashier. A B Watson, President. Rawdon,
Wright New York-Engrarers.
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Dissolution.

OiSSOlutiOm.
TIME partnership heretofore existing under the
j of c. r. West and Co., is this dav dissolved by mu
tual consent. G. r. WEsr assumes all demands against
said concern aud who alone authorized to receive al
debts due the concern. G. r. WEST,
ii. J. GOFF.
Duhunue, Aug. 25tl, 1853 dawtf
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DIR. e. KlRKUPI

u H. = "A n - U r
.nrFtCIAl. Physician and Poor Directdr Dp-
" buque county.
,REsIDrScH--M Main street, above 10th:
s0rFIcE-cornes 4sh aud Main, opposite city y
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-10-19

TJdE co21rtnershp between the subscribers yer the
- nrn Of rwiclell 4 Mogridge, was dissovdn Sep
1cmher sast, by the death Of John w. Twich. The
C0nmissi0n Ani Forwarding business will be &tnuod
Nv tho survivor, JOssph Mogridge.
JNO. w. TWIdELI~
JOSEPH MOGtDGE.
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The city of Council Bluffs the great EN-
porium of The upper Missouri River and the out
fitting place for Utah, California, and Oregon
emigran,s is improving beyond the expectations
Of The most sangunn. ltnpw contains over
thirty retail stores, all Of which do good living
business four hotels another brick, two sto
res high, is being built by the enterprsing re-
turned Californian MIR. BIyless. The fact
that three Rail Road Companies have made the
terminus OF their respective roads, lhere, settles
the question, of the location of the great oity
midway between the Atlantic to the Pacific
that the natural route TO the indies. Time only
is wanting to see the iron horse coursing in
playful mood up The Platte Valley.
The Robson House is full Of the good things
that make a Hotel desirable to the travellers.
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CoUScIL BLUFFs.-An enthusiastic CORES
pondent from this place, writes us long letter
on its advantages and fine prospect. Our I'm
its obige US to be brief, and we have only
space for the conclusion, which re are glad &c
give.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-10-19

b. J. O'HALLORAN,
COMMISSION MERCIIAN
AND DRALERlN
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, READAD
CLOTHING, BOOTS AND Shoes
Qwesms .Were, Groceries, dRd Hard .Uds,c
Main Street, Dubuque, Iowa.
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Sman Pox

<1RuOSB Who wish % guard against the smalb3
4se !nfosned that TIE undersigned has just rectf
sale aSlho 9rMg store Of A. C1LLESPlH
4g No l 1lOee Buildid
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RAILROAD BRIDGE OVER THE MISSISSIPPI
1t is at last announced that the railroad bridge
over the Mis- siss'ppi at Rock Island, is located,
let out con ract, and to be finished by the Isl
day of December, 1854. The contracting par
ties are Messrs. John Warner & Co, for the
stone work. AMI Mesirs. Stone 81 Bloomer, for
the superstruc,ure. They are represented as
being energetic. and fully capable of accom-
rlshno that s'upendous work in the time
stated.
1t will be commenced in Rock Island and will
cross s'thc slough east branch Of the river,
on a curve up SIR am, by three spans arches
each $50 feet in length, and will strike the Island
above the old fort ground The curve will be
continued regularly across the Island TO the bank
Of the main channel, which will be crossed by
five straight spans each $50 feet long, and a
draw for the passage of vessels. The length of
the main bridge will be about 1910 feet from
the Island to the Iowa shore.
We fervently trust that this great work will
be carried through, as ant cipated. 1t will be no
common praise that young state is the frs
to bridge the creates. river Of the world.
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Brandy. wines & Porter.


SUPPLY Of the above, of very superior quality
~ Just received and for sale by
Dubuque, May /, lS53 A. GlLLESflE.
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UANGuART BUfKNAM have solbut their en-
- tire stock Of Goods to WIILIAM s. HjL.
DssroMs Of closing up their business akhose ndebt
fq - them ~ noteor hook account, 70 come
onward ana settle W Immediately.
-. RANGHART &bUCKMAN.
Cascade, March 3oth, 1853. dxw-tf
fr The business hereafter will D carried BY
WIGsIAu 8. HALL, at the old stand, no will keep !
enstai ass 1rtm ,ntof Goods ON hand gail times.
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PROBE SSIQL CARDS.
DIR. A. c. WDwARD,
A b M. s E E,
ToRNE NT LAW,

tr Ofice, on Main-strect, D. Thomas Store.
Law Business or Collcctorhnsted to his caie in
fhis and the ncighboring Countomptly attended to.
July I, 1853. dawly
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California Insurance.

an Isshmus and Cape Risks, blythe Krsrrc.3'
~ rvAL LIE lNsuaAsaE ConrANy.
CHARLES CORKER1
Anrii ID. 1859. Al