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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-11-09
For the Cure OF
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,
BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING-COUGH,
GROUP, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION,

This remcdyis offered to he community with the
fdcnce feel in article which seldom fails
aze the happest effects that be desr d. So wide
is the field of its usefulness, and the
of its cures that almost section of the country
bounds in persons publicly known, who have been
forcd from alarming and des crate diseases of the
lungs by its When tried, its supc rority
every other medicine OF its kind, is too apparent
cape observations and whore its virtues known, the
public longer hesitate what antdote employ for
the distressing ami dangerous affections Of the pulmo
nary organs, which are inciden; climate. And
only in the formidable attacks upon the lungs but
FOR The mder varieties Of Con CorGs, toARsE>Ess,
etc., and for CHLpFEs il is the peasantest and safest
medicine that be obtained. No family she ud be
without it, and those who have used it, nevcrwill.
Read the opinion of the fol owing Gentlemen, who
will be recognized in the various sections of country
where they located--each and all az merchants
the first class and of the hieh characeras Tie odes
and extensive Wholesale Dealers in Medicine with
an experience unlimited the subject of which they
tn, is any value in the judgmen, of expe
rience,
THIS CERTIFIC ATE.
We, the undcrsigned, Hhoiesaie Druggists,
| haring been for &C Tong time acquainted ,cith
| Ayers Cherry Pectorat, hereby certify our be-
iief that 1t is the best and most efeotuai remedy
for Pulmonary Complaints ersr cBsrea TO the
| american People. find ace ,comid, from our
| kp0wtedge Of its composition, and ertensire
| usetnfness, cordially commend it to tie afflicted
,eorthy their best confidence, and ,cith the firm
conriction that 1t ,oiu do for their relief all that
medicine can do.
HESsHAw, EpMANIs and co., Boston, Mass.
REESE and CoUL.oN, Baltimore, Maryland.
IApp and INGRAHAM. Bangor, Maine.
| nAy,LAsp, HARRALL and co., Charleston, :. e
JAcoB S. FARRANp, Detroit Michigan.
| T. II. McAIIIsTER, Louisville, Kentucky.
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A CUSHING TRIcK.-Dr. Walcott, the cell
ebrated Peter Pinder, was an eccentric charac-
ter and hada great many queer notions of his
own. A good story is told by one of his CO.
temporaries # the manner in which he once
tricked his publisher. The latter, wishing 10
buy the copyright of his work., offered him by
letter . life annuity Of E200. The doctor, learn.
ing that the publisher was very anxious to pur-
chase, demanded $500. In reply, the latter ap-
pointed day on which he would call on the
doctor, and talk the matter over. At the day
assigned, the doctor received him in entire dis.
hahilles even to the night cap; and having az.
gravated the sickly look Of cadaverous face 81
purposely abstaining from the use Of razor fol
some days, he had all the appearance of can
didase for quick consumption. Added 10 this,
crafty author assumed hollow and most sepul-
chral cough, such Is would excite the pity Of
even sheriiFs Office, and make rich man.
heir crszy with joy. The publisher, however
refused giving more than E20O, till suddenl,
the.doctos broke out into violent fit Of cough
inss which produced an offer Of ESQ. Thu
the doctor peremptoriiy refused, and was seize,
almost instantly, with another even more flight
ful and longer protracted attack, that nearl,
suffocated him-when the publisher, thinking !
impossible that such man could live lone
raised his offer, and closed with him at H3O0
The ole rogue lived some twenty-five or thir
ty years afterwards!- Yankee Blade.
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DEATH OF THE SLEEPING MAN.-Cornelils
vrooman, who has been asleep for FIVE years,
Gied at his brother's residence, in Ciarkston,
New York, on the 9Th instant. While on ex-
hibition in New York, he was taken sick
which seemed to induce wakefnl state for a
short period, and then a stupid condition, with
intervals Of wakefulness, until he was brought
home the l4th. It is stated that he talked
very little, inquirirg after his mother, who had
been dead two years; his father and brothers,
whom he seemed partially 10 recognise. He
complained ofgreat internal heat, aud soreness
of his throat and stomach. On the day of his
death he called for food, and ate hearty meal,
and from that time seemed TO be in pain until
about o clock, p. m, when he died without a
struggle. His age was "a years.
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RAILWAYS RENONATING RE;OLNENT
Rcsoires, Renoratcs, Rebuiids.

RAILWAYS RENoVATiNG EE;oLVENT
Rcsoires, Renoratcs, Rcbatids.
CURES
Scrofula, Tnmors, Bleeding of the Lungs
syphilis, Consumption, 81. Vilus Dance,
Sores, Rckcts, Salt Rheuu,
Asthma, Nodes, Canker,
Bronchitis, Fever Sores, Rash,
Ulcers, Erysipelas, letters.
The above eighteen complaints X. X. Rasoivent vii
Ii rcnovaes the system completely, Resolving ava,
from the solids all impure Poisonous Diseased Deposits
freeing the Blood ana Fluids OF Life from all corrupt
humors restoring Energy aud Vgor, Health l. Strength
ioevery Organ aud Member OF the body.
LETTERS FROM HIGH AUTHORITY.
Hon. ]. J. Middleton, OF Waccalaw. 5. C.-Writes us
under date of May I'd, 1853. That Railways Removal
ing Resolvent cured I" his negroes his
at Beaufort, OF scroiulois complaint of many years
standing. The poor fellow was disgusting object OF
pity, he was moving mass of The other groes
could not remain in the same place with HIM. None OF
the Doctor could do anything for him. He entirely
cured by Railways Renoyatng ResOyent, and is Al
work upon the plantation. To the people Of s C., Mr.
Middleton is well known, and the political world Mr.
Middleton is no stranger.
Mr.. w. r. Oliver, of Drayton, Dooly county, Ca, UNI
der date of May 30, 1853, writes, that servant girl
who reduced thai would give thrip fol
her lif she with sores that there was
spot IF pure flesh Of size Of silver dollar on
her whole body, entirely cured by Railways Revo-
waiting Resolvent
Mrs. Henderson, Of Westtord Mass. has been covered
with for 10 years has been cured by r. r. Resell
vent. SALT RHEUM.
The most obstinate cases of Salt Rhuem will quickly
yield to the kENOVATING RESOLVENT. One gen
teman who supposed that this complaint hereditary
in his family and had been afflicted with Salt Rheun
since his birth, cured by the of few bottles
the Rcnovatpg Resolvent, and the
POISONOUS R4EuM ENTIRELY ERApIcATED FROM
SYSTEM.
IL Rcgenerates every organ and member of the body
it makes sound healthy and strong weak, diseased and
unsound parts
Weakness i'm male and male is quickly cured and the
debitaied and eniaciated made strong vigorous and
healthy. Impotence and Nocturnal Emissions in men,
diseases OF eherone Of the generave organs
is quickly removed, and the body restored healthy
and sound condition.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
In WOMAN, the numerous complaints and ailments
which such gloom their spirits few doses OF
the Renovating Resolven will quickly and the
most NERVOUS, GLOOMY and DEPRESSED, feel
HEALTHY, STRONG aud HAPPY.
Persons wishing this Remedy will pease ask for Rad
ways Renovatins Resolyent Isprice is dollar per
bottle. No small bottles nor the genuine ever sole for
less. Each botle bears the fac smile signature of
RAILWAY IL CO,
1862 Fulton street, New York.
have the exclusive sale of the above value bic medicine
the city of Dubuque. Il. MASON,
Aug. 9, 1858, Druggist
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NEW GRAss.-At late meeting IF Tho Hor-
ficuitural Society, plant celled Violet Grass
was shown, which, if sown in an American bor-
der, or similar place, grows and blossoms from
'tober to Christmas. A little patch Of II.
taken up and put in saucer, in water, will keen
towering long time, rendering it an interesting
plant for the drawing room window
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WHAT IS RYE WHISKY MADE or?-There
are some facts about matters and things that
are not generally known. For instance, it ia
stated 10 the U. 8. Census Report that the pro
duction Of rye in the United States il decrees-
ing at the rate Of about one millions Of bushels
annually; and Jet, il is stated further, that, al.
though there IS no rye imported into the country,
the quantity Of rye whisky made in the .co,,n,1y
increases at the rate Of two millions Of rallon,
annually. It is important, therefore. 10 some
folks, 70 find out what rye whisky is made Of
-Qainey Herald
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K X II No J.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF,
For AL Acute Complaints.

For AL Acute Complaints,
INTERNAL. AND ENTERNhI..
he moment il is applied externally taken inta the
system, IL will stop the most excruciaIing pain and
quickly remove Is caiSe.
EHEESATI5M.
Mr., Granger, mason well known III BROOKLYN, was Il
cripple Tor nine years Railways Rcaey Relief relieved
hh from Pain IN fifteen minutes, enabled him Ia walk
two miles without The aid of stick cruch in three
days, and cured lIm entirely in one week.
Thousands eli other equally rs wonderful as the
above, have been cured b, X. X. Relief.
cHoLIRA MoEB,s.
Railways Ready Re lief will relieve the sufferer from
all pain IN fit, en- or Nv enty minutes IL will the
most desperate cases in IA few hours.
The moment X. Il. Relief is applied, it aays the most
painful laroxyms. Ii will always cure.
HGsn ACNE,
II will relieve the most distressing pains in fifteen
minutes. Ii will likewise prevent wed attacks.
AGCE.
In ten minutes tea spoonful OF r. X. Relief will stop
The GhllS and br ak the Fever
Aches of all Kinds Pains of all kinds, Bruises, Burns
Scalds Strains, prains, Stiff joints Iameness. One
application OF Railways Ready Relief will in few
ments ENTIRELY STOP rAIv.
Ii reduces swellingS, heals sores, cuts and wounds
Removes bruises allays the most violent rritatius For
all pains H. Il. Relief Look for the signature of
Ray way 4 Co. ON each bottle
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NEW DicGIso iEsTKUnEsr The cycloida]
digging machine il said to be the nanse Of ,
new agricultural instrument, recently invented
in England, on new principle, and calculated
to plough up the ground more effectnally thar
any other instrument now in use.
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Discovered at Last ]!

Discovered at Last /!
A MYSTERY EXPLAINED.
A kerOiutiOn is Certain! Tictory is Ours
DIR. A. i. ADAMS
NEW Theory Of Disease Is awakening the inquiry in
~ the minds OF all who read it: How is il that aseyi-
cans have been long and siavishy mnred in dark
ness and ignorance on the subject Of disease.
DR.. A. 1, ADAMS LIVER BALsAM,
THE GREAT PANAcEA OF DISEASE,
offered to the afflicted of the States and Territories for
the entire Of Liver complaints in all stages, Bilious
Fever, Ague and Fever chronic Lung Fever, Dropeica
Affections, consumption, Bowel complaints Diarhea,
Dysentery, Rhumatism, Bleeding Piles, Blind Piles,
scrofua, Salt Rhenm, dyspepsia, General Debility, Ner
vousness eosveness, Indigestion, obsructed Mensta
tons, &c.
Dr. A. l.. Adams Liver Balsam has stood the wreck and
test for the last FIFTEEN years. and has proved the
skepticai, beyond shadow Of doubt, that il is the
Only Reliable Medicine Ever Discovered,
above diseases The most SIX ptca have become its
sanguine votaries and the Lrer Basam
The only reliable harbinger Of Health to the 0f-
ficted, crcry,rherc.
Testimonials come up from every track it has made,
swollen with expressions Of gratitude for the relief
ceved by its And submitting this the Lpsr Bal
sam is recommended to all those suffering under the
ON Grasp Of the Monster Disease,
and at once procure one hottie Of Dr. A. L. Adams Liver
Basam.
The reader is referred to Mcdica Tract found by
making application to the Agent, where the Basam Is sold
giving full epitome Of the and Of all diseases
Sold in Dubuque by TIMOTHY MASON.
G. =. scoTr, General Agent No. g. Randoph-street,
illinois. July IL, 1853 daw-U
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THE NATIONAL HORSE SHOW.

This grand display Of horse flesh at Spring
field, Massachusetts,, owes is origin to oui
quondam fellow citizen, George M. Atwater
who made the suggestion to the Hampton
County Agricultural Society to hold National
Exhibition of Horses in connection with their
annual fair
The show has turned out to be brilliant af-
fair, bringing together over four hundred Of the
finest horses in the Union, and many of the
distinguished characters of the day. The atten
dance upon the second day was estimated at
10000 people.
| First, was the exhibition Of matched horses.
| Thirty three pairs were entered tor premiums,
and passed four times around the track, in view
Of the judges. The first premium was awarded
to Lewis Gale of Vermont.
Thirty-:hree stations, from four 10 seven years
OF age, were on exhibition, and having been
trotted back and forth we're driven twice around
the course. The first premium was awarded TO
the "Paul Clifford" owned by Hudson & Viii
coz, of Vermont.
Sixteen pairs of fancy matched horses enter
ed for premium, which passed four times around
the course. The first premium was awarded to
d. Sandcrson, of New Jersey.
The "Cassius M. Clav,' owned BY MIR. Good
win, of N. r. took the first premium among
stations Of years and upwards.
"Bob Logic, owned by Mr.. Hutchins, of
Montreal took the first premium among the
thoroughbreds.
dag, Clifton Park, N. Y. took the FIRST premium
among farm horses
A breeding mare, owned by Mr. W. C. Sher-
man, of Vermont, took the first premium.
Among The geldings, the "Daniel Webster
owned by DR.. Bates, Of Worcester, Mass, took
the FIRST premium.
The pony sFlying Indian" owned by p S.
kirby, Half Moon, y. Y, took the LIST premium
among single ponies, and kitty and Sammy"
belonging to MIR. Briggs, Of Springfield, the lst
premium in pairs. The receipts amount to &c.
O00
The banquet was served up under mammoth
tent where tables were spread for eigeteen hun
dred people. Marshall P. Wilder presided
Among other distinguished guests were Gov.
Seymour, Of New York, John NJ. Bolts, Abbott
Lawrence, Chancellor Walwor.h, with large
representation Of the press. Speeches were
made by the President, Gov Seymour, MIR.
Lawrence, Gov. Lloyed, of Virginia, Mr.. Bolts
and Others
Mr.. Lawrence toasted Hon. Geo. M. Atwa,er,
who returned thanks but excused himself from
speaking as he had bad cold.
The exhibition was brilliant and satisfactory
in all its parts, and wound up by splendid
private party given by Mr.. Atwater The
Springfield Republicans refers to this leyee as
follows
In the evening, the distinguished gentlemen
from abroad, with large number Of the repre-
sentatives Of the press, and Of our own citizens,
were received at a brilliant Ievee, held by Geo.
N Atwater, at his residence on Chestnut street
His rooms were throngcd, and during the long
evening presented an animating spectacle. The
which he furnished to his guests
was rich and lavish one. The table was set
forth with elegant plate, and game of every kind
ard description obtained. with the richest fruits
of the season, abounded.
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Beln consequence Of the extaordinary scar.
city Of farm-labore.s, the grain crops to the
!. eastward Of Galway, ireland, have been
thisseason nearly all cut down and saved BY
women.
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the order of the day, and the public hereby mott
i fled that Messrs. CuRREN and LAWYER have this day
sold all their right, title and interest in the WORLDS
FAIR and its magnificent of Goods, Wares and
Merchandise to Messrs MoRGAN, CUERAS and CoMrASY,
of this city well their good will and custom which
has been literally showered upon the Fair; and, in
conclusion after returning thanks public for
their unlimited patronage they cordially recommend the
s.Ncm Worids Fdir, To all persons who have been
c,lstomed 10 buying th mseyes rich the Old Worlds
Fair. CURREN & LANLER.
Dubuque, Iowa, May 25, 1853 daw If
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ssMAN KNOW THYSE LE.''
An Invaluable Book for IS Cents.
Every Family should have a Copy"
On OOO COPIES Sold in less than Five Months
OOsOOU new edition, revised and improved.

aGrss sd Sss ss.ss and %fs s"i
just issued.
DIR. HuSTER's MEDICAL MANUAL & HAND Book for the
MISUNDERSTANDING outline OF the origin psogress
and cure of every form by
promsCuous sexual intercourse, by selfabuse, by
sexual excess, with advice for their prevention, written
in familiar style, avoiding all medical techncaes, and
every thing that would offend the of decency, from
the result of twenty years successful practices
cIusvey devoted to the cure Of diseases of delicate
private nature.
10 which is added receipts for the cure of the above
diseases, and treatise the causes, symptoms and
Of the Fever and Ague, for twenty five cents a
copy six copies one dollar will he forwarded TO any
part of the United by mail free of postage Address
postage paid Cosden & Co., Publishers or "box 1876,
Post Office, Philadelphia
"This is, without exception, the most comprehensive
and ineligible work published the class of diseases
of which it treats. Avoiding all technical rms, ad
dresses itself the of its readers Ii is free from
all Objectionable matter. and parent, however fastI
dious, object to placing i'm the hands OF his
The author has devoted many to the treatment OF
the various complaints treated Of and with too little
breath TO puff and too little presumption TO impose he
has offered the world the merely nominal price Of -
cents, the fruits of some twenty years most successful
No teacher parent should be without the knowl-
edge impaired in this invaluable work. 1t would
years Of pain, modification and sorrow Ia the youth
der their chargc.''-PEoPLE's ADVOCATE.
Presbyterian clergyman in Ohio, in writing Of
Hunters Medical Manual, says: sThosands upon
thousands of our youth by evil example and the intu
of the passions have been led into the habit of self
pollution without realizing the sin and fearful consequen
upon themselves and their posterIty The constu
tons of thousands who raising families have been
eneebled not broken down. and they do not know the
cause or the Any thing that be done to
| tighten and Influence the public mind TO check, and
ultimately to this spread of human
wrcchedness, would confr the greatest blessing
the religion of Jesus Christ, the present and coming
generations Incompetence, (or the of intoxicating
drinks, though il has slain thousands, is not greater
scourge to the human race. Accept thants on bea
of the afflicted and believe your worker in the
| good work you are so actively engaged in.''
One copy will be forwarded (securey enveloped and
postage paid receipt of 25 cents, six copies for ST.
Address, post paid CospES & Co., Publishers, BOX 1856
| Philadelphia.
Booksellers, Canoassers and Book Agents. supplied o.
| the most tberaiterms. Aug. TO- 1853. tNov.
T HAVE the pleasure of announcing to the People
4 II md vir pitv he OR vrgas
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negro in Red River county, Tex.,
committed murder on Monday, September o0
was indicted on Tuesday, tried on "wednesday
and huac ON Thursday.
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ESL00ttSHc0 an inc CHy OF view YORK.
RTOWNSEND'
POUND EXTRACT OF
SARSAPARILLA,
IMPROVED
manufactured under the supervision of
)R. JAMES II. Chiffon,
Thcccte6ratcd Chemist Of Mem York.
MANY valuable improvements hav
been made by DR.. Chiffon the mode
of this preparing popular medicine
Under his skillful hand its sanative
powers have been much increased
that only one or two tea spoonsfus OF
the Extract are required for a dose
which is an important item to those
using Compounds Of Sarsaparilla as
this fact alone Provesit TO be the
STRONGEST and CHEAPEsr medicip
ever invented to
Purify the Blood and pcrma
nentiy cure
Ulcers. Ringworm or letter
rheumatism, Scrofula, ErysipeIas, Ell
iects OF Mercury, Dropsy, Dyspepsia,
Pimples on the Face, Neuralgia, Cos
tiveness and Piles, Heart Disease Gen
raj Debility, Female dlblity, Coughs Colds ETC. En-
argement ofthe Joints Ulcers Sores Liver Com
plant, Nervous Debility,
Paipitation of the Heart.
DR.. James r. Chiffon has ha charge OF the Manufac
tory for more than year. and every bottle prepared
since February, 1850, has his certificate and signature
well the signature S. P. Townsend the stee
pao label on the outside wrapper.
0- Beware OF Commercials and buy that only which
has DR.. Cb'lton's certificate on the wrapper.
Principal Office, in New York 80 MESSIAH street;
&c &C in London, 355 Strand, next door to
Lyceum Theatre.
Dubuque, Iowa, w. P. Allen & Co., No. 1901 Maj
r. Mason, No. SO Main st
Inn If 1871
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1853. SPRING CAMPAIGN. 1858.

Worlds Fair Speaking!
NEEssRs. MORGAN, CURRAN Co., would res
1vl pectfully the Ladies and Gentlemen
Dubuque that they have just received per Express drec
from New York, TEN PACKAGES rich and fashionable
SPRING & SUMNER GOODS,
consisting, in part, Of as follows:
sILKs.-.Gro due Rhine; super Glace Canton Srip'a
Plaid Gro du Affic Polt du i4oil, &C., Sc,
SHAwIs.-Plan and fig'd Black SILK; Super do
Grape; Thbet Wool Brooches, Barge, &C.
s4ESO-a large assortment Of
STR A w GOODS.
embracing all tie styles prevailing i'm the Eastern
cities.
BoSNsTs.-English split Straw; Net Lace, Luton
Pearl and Pedal, Trpoli, Crystal Palace China Pearl
Abon, Pearl and Brussels Blond and GAUGE Florence
English Dunstable, Coburg, &C., &c.
Pedal, Palm Leaf, &c, &C.
BOYS AND MISSES HATs.-An endless variety Rut
land, Birds Eye, English Straw, Gondola, Rice and
Straw, Grey Lace, Lace Boomers, Leghorn Mcndarin
Pedal Boomers, &c, &c.
We leave il for Others to beast of their "immense
stocks and the like all we ask LADIES is that YOU
will indulge us for few days longer and we promise to
show you he best assortment of FAsHrosABLE (oops
ever brought to Dubuque
Apre. Worlds Far.
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II The Philadelphia coal dealers have 70.
solved that, after the first of December next,
1000 pounds Of coal shall be a ton.
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- western editor cautions his readers
against kissing short women, a. the habit Ia,
made him .ound-shouldere a.
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to The United States stocks redeemed last
week at the Treasury, amounted 10 S56S692 =
half million per week will soon relieve the
Treasury, and the country somewhat.
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Fresh Arrivals.
ok Drums Goldfish; 60 boxes 1-2 and IA Rasans
- 40 Pkg's chests and l-2 chests Tea;
Is Boxes No. |, Soap; Tierce Rice;
cask Brandy; do Port Wine;
The above Goods win be sold the trade in
country at small advance cost.
b. ]. O'HALLORAN,
Commercial Hall, IL Main ST., Dubuque.
Also, fine lot of Harvesting Tools, Scythe Snaths
Forks. Slckles. &C.
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Il Advlces from Texas announce that n
Steiner had been acquitted Of the murder .,
Major Arnold, U. s. A., on the ground Of .elf-
defence
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COOK, SARGENT, BARNEY d cos
ADVERTISEME

AGENCY FOR SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
TINlE undersigned offer their services sell houses,
i Town Lots Farms and all kinds OF Real Estate in
Dubuque Land district They feel warranted from their
facilities as and Agents in promising fra moderate
commission prompt sale ofproperty entrusted their
disposal.
COOK, SARGENT, BARNEY & Co.
Office Main ST., nearly opposite American House.
Dubuque, August I'd, 1873.
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~" The outside of our daily" says the
Springfield Journal, was run off or s Francis
new press at the rate of forty. eight impressions
per minute; Or, nearly three thousand per hour
The press is worked by hand. Much greater
speed could be produced from stronger motive
power, but three thousand the hour by hand
does very we'll for new country"