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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-07-20
LARGE HorEL Ar CEpAR RAp1ps-We u

LARGE HorEL AT CEDAR RAP1Ds.-We un-
dersiand that Judge Green is putting up, at Ce-
dar Rapids, OF the largest hotels in the State.
being four story brick. The Messrs Foot, of
this city, whose planning mill is again in full
blast, ha We the contract for supplying the doors
and window frames, sash, &c, &C., which are
being shipped to Muscaline, and thence hauled
to Cedar Rapids. So soon we shall have
made complete arrangements for the construc-
ton Of the air line railroad from Alton via Bur-
lington, the Capital and Cedar Rapids to st.
Paul, we shall pay the Judge and his neghbors
a friendly visit. Our original idea of connec
ton between Burlington and Cedar Rapids was
by steamboat navigation-but railroad will an
swer our purpose much better Bur. Tel.
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oloeaus Ointment and Pilis hare cured an C'esrded
Leg and Prerented 9rnpsa:ionIhe wife OF MI Fayls,
of g. Court, House, Cheapside, Birmingham, suffered
or more than years from dreaduy liberated Limb
curing great portion of that time she was uner Hedi
cal treatment a, BIRMINGHAM, where she frequently tod
that ampu.aon mustuit.uately take place, as ii was
Impossible heal the wound However,, under the ad-
vice of her friends she tried Hollowav's Ointment and
Pills, which have effected psrfsct cure, and she
strongly recommends others similarly afflicted TO use
rle,s after this proof OF their efficacy in one OF the
worst of cases.
~ II. gLAxsLKr, 81. Louis, General Asentfor Mis-
For sale in DUBUQUE. by A. GiLLrssIr, w. P. ALLEN,
and DIR. T. MASON.
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1853. 1858
FARE REDUCED.
Great Central Route.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL


..s g
H0 N H~HE 81 "9
The oldest, best finished and mos, comfortable
Route to Buffalo, Albany, N. York f. Boston.
TWO TRAINS DAY.
The Central Road Is all laid with heavy Rail- and IL
the snoothest and best Railroad in tho United states
MORNING EXPRESS
Leaves Chicago daily Sundays excepted at O'Clock H.
connecting at Detroit with Steamers
KrYsrorE 81 ATE, Capt Richards, Mondays Thursdays
NIAGARA, Capt Miller, Tuesdays and Fridays;
QUEEN CRY, Capt Wilkins, cdnesdays and Saturdays.
For Dunkirk through without landing connecting with
3 l2 o'clock NJ Express arriving In New York next
morning. Also, with Steamers CLEVELAND and MAY
for pittsburgh, Wheeling, Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington. Also, for Columbus and Cincinnati. Also.
with Lake Shore Railroad for Dunkirk bnd Buffalo.
EVENING TELEGRAPH EXPRESSES
Leave Chicago Daily at o'clock P. NJ.
This frain is furnished with large roomy, Sleeping Cars
luxury that not found any other Railroad the
West connecting at Detroit with the splendid NothShore
Line Of Steamers
MAyrLowEa, Capt Willoughby, Mondays and Thursdays
OCEAN, Capt Stannard, Tuesdays and Fridays;
BUCKEYE STATE, Capt Imson, Wednesdays & Saturdays
For Buffalo, through without landings connecting with
first Lghnag Express Trains for New York, arriving il
New York same evening. Also, with Steamer Bay CITY
for Sandusky, connecting with Mansfield Railroad fo
Newark, Zanesvie and Columbus. Also, with Mad Rive
Railroad for Springfield, Dayton and Cincinnati.
Passengers taking this Line will find il the most com
Portable and best regulated Road in the Union and sure
make tho connections as above stated.
OF Through Tickets can be had at the General Stage
Office, Galena
g. B. FORBES, .aaen., Gcleua
G. G. HAMMOND, General Ao't Chicago
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THE CREDlT SYSTEM.

There was never time, in fact, when Inc
American money MARKETS were more depen
can't upon the quality ofevery breeze that blow:
from Europe, and whea would inevitably result
from a continued sirn@ncy in London may be
learned from an observation of what did occur
sir or eight weeks ago as the result Of passing
action Of the Bank ofEagland. Money went
from FIVE to eighteen per cent, in twinkling
and everybody declaredtha "they never knew
money so tight-there was absolutely none tc
be had" What would have been the conse-
quence to our cities had the sringency been
continued short time longer.
The causes of the trouble may be i'll founded
or otherwise Men andhodies of men do not al.
ways act with wisdom. But wha, we mean to
say is. that an i'll founded panic has but to last
short time only to Produce an immensely OF
of trouble, in the present expansion of credit
from which not all the gold and produce of our
rich country can save u.s. The fire will have
time to burn up the house, ere engines and wa
ter be at command.
Even without England, credit may be extern
ded SO far as to people over in our very midst
little more weakness in the issuers of credit
on the occurrence ofnlerely accidental demand
for more,it would result In famine that no prob
able income from California could abate until
many were dead from Starvation
The inference we would draw from all this
is that congress and our state legislatures should
do all in their power 10 restrain credit to grad
ually substitute coin for paper as circulation
medium-to discourage an increase of banks
and to strengthen such bank circulations as are
in existence, and to distribute such circulatons
as equally as possible among city and country
banking institutions. We are no ala.mists-we
dare say that Californian and Australian gold
will do as much 10 check and postpone gen.
eral catastrophe as they have already done
We do no, know or seek 10 know inst now
everything in the future is favorable, bu, in the
chapter OF accidents something will ,ineriAbt,
transpire, at some time 10 overturn the enormous
fabric of credit that has been erected within two
years all over this country. For this time OF
trouble we should be prepared, as much as pos
sible, and especially should We guard gains, he
folly of believing that gold dust and cotton crop
will save us under every cont ngency Boston
Posi-.
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The death Of Mr.. Maurice O'Connell, NJ.
p, 1.-THE eldest son of the great Daniel,) is an
nounced by the Hermann's news. Mr. OCon-
nell died suddenly, on the 9Th June, at his apart
men,s in London. After having represented the
county Of Glare from 1880 10 1889, he was re-
turned FOR the borough Of Tralee in the latter
year, and has continued to represent it for the
last twenty years. He will probably be succeed
ed - member for Trales by member Of his
family. His eldest son, very fine boy, is 4
,nidshipman in the Royal Navy, not long return
ed from the West Indies.
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w. p. A LIE N.
wHolEsALI AND RLrAiL
Druggist, Chemist ,

MY STOCK CONSISTS OF
n DRUGS Of every description, as recommended
Ain the Pharmaccpi of the United States, London
NJ Dublin and Paris.
III Chemieals.--Of every kind used Ia the various
Arts and Sciences, etc, etc.
PsTumery-Genuine, from the NEST celebrated man.
ufacturers the United States, England and France
Patent Medicines "A general assortment of the most
celebrated constantly on hand
Pants Oils and Dye Ssnfs-of the finest quality, d.
rect from the manufacturers.
Wines and Li9uors-Genuine, for Medical purposes
Brushes If every description.
PHs.-Patent and O6icinal.
Ointneats.-Paent and Oficinal.
Seeds.-Medicina!, Garden and Field.
Surgical Instruments and Saringes--An assortment OF
those in geneI al use.
stationery.-An assortment.
Druggists Shop Furniture and Glass Ware.
Pasters-Of the most celebrated patent.
W7ndop Glass, Sash and Puay.-GIass Of the best
Pittsburg brand Sash Of all kinds. Putty made on
the premises Of the best materials.
Oas.-Lard, Neatsfoot, Sperm, Castor, Linseed, Gro
ton and all the essential Oils Aromatic and Medicinal
Bcrks, Herbs, Lcares aud Roots-' every kind, pro-
pared BY tho Shakers and various celebrated srbass
Extracts of every kind.
Essences of every kind.
7inctarss OF every variety.
Prescriptions Preparsd at any hour, light and day.
take this opportunts OF returning my grateful
thanks the citizens Dubuque and tho surrounding
country, for their very liberal paron and support
slowed me, and hope by strict attention and perse-
verance in my profession merit continuance of the
same. have his season purchased my goods in the
Eastern markets by which arrangement have been
enabled obtain PGrer aitices at equally low prices,
and invite the attention of Pny-icans Country Mer-
chants and the pub c generally my improved Stock,
fully confident Of giving unive sal satisfaction. Appre-
ciatng your confidence and patronage during the past
the future is with grateful emotions anticipated.
Respectfully, Yours
w. P. ALLEN.
% Store, No. IOI Main Street, Dubuque, Iowa
next door TO the NAPLES House
Anil
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ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER.

ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONO.S'
IMPORTANT TO DISPEPTlCS.-DrJ.S s. Houeen'"h's
Pepsn the Digestive Fluid or Gastric Juice, pre-
ared from Rennet, The Fourth Stomach OF the Ok
after directions OF Baron Leibg the great Pysoo ic
al Chemist by J. =. Houghton. NJ. D. Philadelphia Pa
This is truly wonderful remedy for Indigestion, Dys
ps,a, Jaundice, Liver Complaint Constipation and
Debility curing after Nature own Method by Natures
own Agent, the Gastric Juice. Pamphlets containing
scientific evidence OF It's value furnished by agents gra-
It's. See not ice among Medical Advertisements.
A. GILLESPIE Agent.
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MARION, July Is, 1853.

MARION, July 70, 100.
YIN. II. Merritt, Esq Sir: The following
is the democratic ticket for Linn County
Treasurer and Recorder-Johnson Hill, Ce.
dar Rapids.
Sheriff-Samuel Bra zzleton, Cedar Rapids
Surveyor-Thomas J. Stone, Cedar Rapids.
Coroner-Isaac Whittan, Cedar Rapids.
Respectfully, Yours,
H. H. WEIGH
These are all &c good men and true" and
there is no doubt that the gallant democracy OF
Linn county " ill give them hearty and success
full support. We are obliged to our friend,
Judge WEIGH, for his favor.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-07-20

THE ORATIoN-The Grafton delivered on the
ith at the Court House, was listened to with
much apparent interest and attention by a large
number of people--the Court House, and the
ground in front, and on either side for several
rods was crowded and W. feel confident that all
who heard it more than realized their highest
an,icipa,ions. We have heard but one express
son as to. the merit of the production or
delivery, which is highly complimentary, and
must be gratifying to the orator of the day, D.
o. Finch, Esq To The general express on of
those who heard the ora:Gr, we must add our
own, that it POSSESSED more than ordinary merit
and was very creditable TO the author.-Fort
Des Moines Star.
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1NN.NANLAsN TIfNCA.
Ey the President:
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner cftss Gs sral Land Offer.

NOTICE TO PRE-EMp1 ION CLAIMANTa.
Every person entitled to the right presumption to any
of the lands within townships and parts townships
above required establish the the
satisfaction othe register and receiver Of the proper land
Office and make pay therefor practicable
ter seeing this no,e and before the day appointed for the
Uf the public sale Of the lands embracing
the claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
JOHN WILSON,
wig Commissioner ofthe General Land Once.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-07-20

The OswEoo FIRE resulted in loss of from
$500 600 to $780, O9, says the Palladium--and
all in the space Of two hours. 1t sums up the
calamity thus All the mills and elevators on
the east side of the river are destroyed-,wo
thousand persons rendered homeless, and i'm
mense amounts of grain, -four and merchandise
were consumedint the mills and warehouses -
assurances were principally in the North West
ern, the Hartford and the New YORK Compa-
niea
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-07-20

The Detroit Tribune says there is an organi-
zed gang Of scoundrels in and about that city,
who are making il their business to pass eoun
terfeit bank bills and bogus gold dollars
Their head quarters is in Macomb county,
The officers are on the watch, and we would
caution our citizens TO examine all notes on the
Ohio bank, and all old dollars that may be Of.
fered There 10 quantity in CIRCULATION.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-07-20

East AND WEST RAIL RAIDS THRsB6H
n csrHERN iLL,NoIs.-A correspondent of the
Rock Island Advertiser says:
If no grea, monetary revulsiol shall occur
within the next two yeas, we shall have the
cars running to the Mississippi, through each
of the four most northern counties on the rirsr,
on the Nliaoise side. Through 10 Daviess cou,.'
" there will be The Illinois Central t, Galena !;
through Carroll county the Chicago, 81. G,
and Miss Air Line TO Savanna thr IN White.
side county The Air Line of the Galena Com
pany via Dixou TO Fulton through our own
county, the c. and r. l. Rood to Rock Island
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LIFE INSURANCE.

TIME Kentucky Mutual Life Insurance Company
i Capital 500, 900.
J. r. PAY1oN, Secretary.
n.rlnsurance granted upon the Lives Of pexsons 60
~ CHA's Cookery, Agent.
DE-. G. w. sco1r, Medical Examiner.
Dubuque, May 2, 1858. osw-Am
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Professor ALEXANDER G. BARRY's
Tricoyher0us MedicQted Command

Tricopher0us Medicateo Compoa7ed.
fJNlE efficacy Of this justly celebrated ebrocation
i Tor invigortting beautifying aid imparting goss
and silkon sotea 10 the hair, is widely known
and acknowledged that it las gained by itg merit
reputation which fol day but for all tne It is
the province OF science to sabdue and control those
physical evils heh ined civilization has brooeht in
its train for 50 long warm rooms and tight hats,
with the combined agsncy of Other inue viii
thousands OF unhappy victims be troubles, with bald
heads and grey hairs 10 say nothing of the various Gu
:dneous diseases to which tbs head subjected TWAS
relieve these evils that Professor Barry introduced his
invaluable remedy, and among the thousand and one
who havebeen lis competitors he now stands alone
that deeta of SUCCESS hewn out OF Barrys Tricophe
rous and sustained by the and universal patronage
of discerning and intelligent public. For restoring the
hair its original growth, preventing it from falling
ont this compound has been pronounced by all medical
men be remedy For eradicatiug vcurf, dand-
ruff and curing disc of the skin, glands, muscles
stings and Lruses, the Trcopherous will always be
found safe, speedy and unailing c1re and long as
"Fair tresses mans imperial race ensnare.
And beauty draws us with single hair"
will Barrys Tricoperous be essential the toilet of
every lady and gentlemen who desire to give soft, CLOS
sy and luxurant appearance to the natural drapery Of
reasons throne Sold in large bottles price 25 cents,
the principal office 1877 broadway, New York and by
the principal merchants and druggists throughout the
United States and Canadas Mexico West indies Great
Britain, France &c. NesYork, May 4. 1883. daw emt
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Great Sale Of Real Estate,

TINE public hereby notified that the subscriber
i Jacob Brown Jr, Administrator of the Estate Of G.
W. Brown deceased, will offer for sale at public auction
the Auction Room Of Richard Cox, Auctioneer, in the
city Of Dubuque, Dubuque ulty, Iowa, the following
described Real Estate the said d ceased o-Wt: The
half of the North West quarter of section Eleven
ND in Township No Ninety 600 North OF Range No.
one ~ East Of the 5h principal meridian, consisting of
eighty acres, less, about ac north Of her
Mound The above sale viii take place by order OF The
County Court Of said county, at The above mentioned
and will be sold for the highest bidder without
reserve. The above Real Estate lies upon County
Road has good spring upon II, is nearly all timber land
of first quality, and the title 10 II is unexceptnable
JACOB BROWN, IN,
Administrator.
Dubuque, 18th July, 1873 w4w
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LIQUORS.
French coniac Brandy;
Peach do
Old Scotch, Rye and Bour-
bon Whisky;
ST. Croix Rum;
HaraschinJ, Curacao,
Holland and N. York Gin;
Absent, ST Louis and Cil
cinaati w hiskey.
WINES:
Champagne Wine /;
los cases f Is CiaYref;
Ciargei in casks, white and
red, Renish Wine, AMI
settle, Malaga, Port, cher
n, Sweet Oil, Orange
Water.
saydinss, Oysters. Pyeseyv-
ed Peae hes. Ounces, cit
The undersigned viii be |
Of business, and will - hapl
old cueN n,sEs. lssy4olf w1ni
What l havcis e ~ chm
nJust recsiv0d, - 6o3e
Dubuque, Slaxeh ~ |. lsi
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MACHINERY AND CASTINGS
For Saw Mills Christ Mills Steam Beats Work Shops

moi In
% 0a Establishment "'u . o.,. S . .sw rndes -
~ aFoenanw
SELECTING MIXING AND SMELLING OF METALS also,
MACHINE AND FINISHING SHOPS
Manauw
A PATTERN DRAFTING a. DESIGNING DEPARTMENT,
for andr reputation isn
rlofc
pLANElNG- SCREW CUTTING MACHINES,
tmororhy cmpei
BUILD, FINISH, AND REPAIR MACHINERY
dsh y hhT
Who'll ayhvsusw Nama patronage
Engines either Large Small Horizonaor UPRIGHT
Slide Values Lever Cut Of-Sutabe for Saw Nils;
FYoaring NiHs-Steam Boats Workshops;
runmc Also ar
fRu
FRoNTs- Dazzling Houses,
Hresan Warehoxs
be
order
L CLAIRE, DAVENPORT & CO, Proprietors
Iowa
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! ron, Prunes, SC.
kaixans, Figs, currants;
Chewing and Smoking To-
F.; hacco. &c, &c.
STAPLES.
Teas Sugars, C,.f1ee, Mo
| lasses, iierr,ng. candles,
Spices, soap, Starch Blue
/ Vern1celia. Mararoni,
corn andOa; Meal Barley !,
Crackers of all kinds,
Imported and Western
| Reserv cheese, Oranges,
Lemons. and ali kinds o
TROPICAL FRUITS;
Spanish .cigArs, OF every
Description
Candle ana Nuts of every.
variety.
ound regularly al his plate
~ II all times 10 meet his
y be many or few.
je~st kind.
y cans Fresh 0ysscrs.
n. v. nE3CELLEs.
o. dswt
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g. ERcAEsEAcx. NEW p. YALE.
CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT


CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT.
-, THE sghscrite.s vanid mos. respectfully in
"a form the ci.izens of Dubuque and the surround
f9 ing country, that they have oponed their Estab
Ill lishnent the next door TO the American Hotel.
Malnst whers can be found well selected assortment
Of Black, Blue Green and Brown
BROAD CT O L II S,
Of every grade supericr Black Dec kin, and greaiva
rery of Fancy CassiIneros, Black Granadine, English
Silk Black 3aa and White and Fancy Marselles Vest
ings in tho latest styos- Also, large assortment OF
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Also a very complete assortment of Furnishing Gocde,
among ich he found Fine and Coarse Shirts Under
Shirts Ties Black and Fancy Cravas, Black and Color
ID Kid and Lie Thread Gloves, ard in fact every article
that is usually KEEP; in Merchant Talors and Clothing
Establishment.
Their stock was selected with uch care and expressly
or t Markell and they would respectfully invite the
citizens Of Dubuque to give them call, assuring them
that they will always sell III good article at low
prlce.
az, Work made to order on short notice, in superior
Eastern style. ERCANBkACk 4 20.
LNREsH ORANGES, j,ct received for sale by the box
n rbe,r THOMAS & COOK.
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TO THE LADIES.
VOU arc respectfully invited TO examine our stock
Of Silks and Dress Goods, before purchasing elses
where KENNEDY, GILLIAN & Go.
OK Bills clarified, crushsd, and pulverized SC-
81 Oar, on hand and for sale by
THOMAS COOK.
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NOTICE
haehy given that have been ordered by the District
Court Of Dubuque county, as tho Assignee of H. c.
GanTREL make distribution Of the assets in my hands
due the credi.ars under the Assignment to made by
said Gartrc and dated Feb 9th, 1852 All creditors
requested present and prove their claims that they
NAV receive THAR share of said assets.
BEN. NJ. SAMCELS, Assignee, &c.
Dubuque, July 18th, 1853 ditw4t
CHERIFF SALE.-Simonds &c Morrison, ps Francis
y Gu.rn-By virtue of an execution to me directed
issued BY the Clerk Of the District Court in and for tho
county of Dubuque and State of Iowa, agans defendant
WILL on llth day Of August, A. D. 1885, between the
hours nine O'Clock NJ and tour oclockP. NJ. OF that
day. at the door of the Court House, in said county,
expose public sale, all the right tie interest claim and
Of Francis Guer, in aud 10 the following des
bed Real Estate, wits City Lot No. 7a7 hun
county, Iowa KNOWN marked and designated by the
off ia map of said city lots for cash, satisfy said
as am therein commanded. July 18th, 1853.
w. @. STEWART, Sheriff.
dlt-w3 Hy J. KfcEET1s, Depy.
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AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY,

AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
For Port Phiiiip, Melbourne Sidney, australia
THE magsfccnt steamship GOLDEN
Am1 - AGE. 5000 pms burden, ID. ID. Porter,
7 u S. ~. CoInnander, will positively be
despatched tor the above portson Monday August Is
O'Clock precisely, from her DICK, pier No. 8, Mr. This
steamship is Of the size andsrength, and IN every way
equal TO the Collins limo of steamers and it is believ,
will prove Se the fastest steamship in the world Her
accommodations for first, second, and third class
passengers superior thoe OF any steamer ever built
class upper saloon, $3.50 send class S275 ird class,
$500 The books are now opn. For freight passage,
apply 70 J. HOWARD 4 SON,
July S. I'd Agents, "a Broadway.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Ia .sa;;
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD

CEALED Proposals will % received at the Office Of
- F. 8. JEsur & CoxrAm, Dubuque, until Tuesday,
July 18th, noou for the construction at Dunleith, op
posite Dubuque, OF Freight Building 40xl00 feet En-
TuYntable
These Buildings are to V built of Stone. Proposals
will be received separately pr the Masonry and Carp.n
per cubic yard for the aefu0anoxt Of soork done nclu
ding the furnishing Of allmaerisa For the carpenter
work, the proposals tate the gross sum, with or
without furnishing materiss.
Plans and speci6cationmay b seen and after the
10Th Of July, Messs Jcsup & Co.'S Once and an
Agent Of tho COMPANY w Be in attendance tho 18th,
to award tho contract. J,pe 50. 1853.
I'd T. D. MASON, Engineer.
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LUNDsA TaADE Or ALBASy-The receipt
q inmber thus tAr this season have been large
s-neafly PER cent. larger than last yesr, and
nearly doubling that Of The previous season
~ annex the agares for three seasons. from
g. spening q canal navigation to the LIST II
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JOB PRINTING.


The Proprietor Of the Express has jus! procured from
New York in addition TO his former stock of materials
new supply of tho
-Ia4st laaenrs # %< Szhe>
which enables him execute CIV variety OF PHni!ne
n manner equal, ii not SUPERIOR to any establishment
the West He is prepared to execute on short notice
Pamphlets, Bank Drafts, Concert Bills,
Catalogues, Circulars, Bill Heads,
Bills of Lading, Show Bills, Invitation Cards,
Blanks, Lecture Bills, Address Cards,
Insur. Policies, Political Bills, Business Cards. &c
Al! orders promptly and accurately attended to.
Every variety of Printing in eoiors done in the most
splendid style. Dubuque, June 20, 1853.
MARRIED,
July IA, 1885, at tho Methodist Episcopal Church. In
this city, by Rev. w c. Cowles Mr. no. E. ToooooD,
of Lysandr New York, to Miss ELLEN BoARD, Of Dy
vile, in this county.
At sabula July 18th, Mr.. WILLIAM D,cxISsos, Ja. Of
Union township, Jackson county, 10 Miss CEAAsTHA NJ.
CUSIEs, Of Chautauque, N. Y.
In this city. by the Rev. J. Brook, Tuesday, Jaly
l2th 1873, Miss SARAH TALHoT, to Mr. JoAs Ham, both
Of Dyersvilie, Dubuque county, Iowa.
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supply Of supsstos Tess, just seeeived and fop
IA salseheap, by
Jmre 7th A. CtIJ.ESF1E
- THOMAS ard COCK.
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NEW GOODS

N. v. u Il > y i J. y = 3
Corner Of Iona and Fo9-sa Ssress,
Mn HAS just received his supply of Freshp
t8B Staple and Fancy GROCERIES, consisting