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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-10-19
+. DOYL Els
CHEAP CASH STORE.

On Main. street, det.Deen Fourth and Fifth men
Door to John SimplOts.
lTTNHE subscriber bcgs leave inform the
i returned from New York with fresh and Seasonal
| supply of STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS CLIO
TilffNG, GROCERIES, oUEENsWARE, which hav
been bought the most advantageous terms and vii
be sold for cash at the lowest relnnerating prices
Country starekeepefs are respectfully requested
ard examine the goods and prices before maxim purcha
elsewhere Che price only will be sd and no
menf made Amongst the stock vi be found the olow
ing:
Superfne Black Cloth Fancy satin, silk & Bingham
Dack and fancy cassieres cras atsSearlet, blue and
Doe skins white wrappers, sdrawer.
Casmorettes, satinets cot Suspendels, cu,norIers,
Bleached shcetngs Sd ,lO4 hanikerchiets.
Blue, beached and Town Green and blue blregc Bloc
dril!ings mer corded skirts,
Bleached, brown striped Swiss and jackonet insert
shftnes; in2s and edgiEes;
Huckabacks diapers, towel sle and thread inseftings
rugs; and edgiHgs, black silk lace
rash, beaehod and brown cupneis, sevec muslin col
damask table cloth; lars and cuffs;
Red; Whit, and yellow fan- Black lace fails;
neis; Cashmere, silk and wool
Bed tcklngs, counterpanes, wool Cloth Berlin Iis,e
Carpet worp, cotton yarn and cotton gloves;
iessarches, Csrpelba melins and .o,t'i ssrs
:, ; ana u,nofeiias; adies' mefino, easlmer
checked jackonet, swiss, Threads sewing Il knittin
book, Victoria lawn and cottons, purses classics
lappci muslins, wristlcfs purse tviet 10
Adacas, mohaiss, coburgs, pliyr wool;
lustres and goslins; Tapes, reels hooks and ewes
DE LANES, priRed ca'Icoes Jenny Lind and Kate Hayes
French merinoes, Canton gown buttons pearl agst.
hannels, canbrics, cain linen ana ivorv buttons:
. brie handkerchief; Dressing, back and side
Brown Holland, Irish linen, combs hair and cI,II
Oiled cloth. table covers, Coat Links;
Doyleys black velvet; Bay State long shawlS.
WaddiEg, batting:
CLOTHING.
q cntemen's black cloth Cashmere and paesh,o
cloaks, inshng and blank pants
ct overcoats, quilting satin ludia rubber Icggings
and fancy vests
GROCERlES, &c.
hoIce Imp rial Young iy Pure cognac BRANDY old Mo
son, Ooolong &c Souchone nongahcia and Ohio whis-
Teas. kew,
lava and Rio Cofess iolden SsT > ant s mo
cocoa, lasses,
Loaf, crushed clari an ana smoking and chewing Ia
brown sugNs. bacco,
Sperm, star and allow can Principe Havana ard Shn
cables, root cigars
cloves, numegs, cInnGmon Fancy and plain soaps ind
singer, mustard aud pap2 u go, lard OIL, tabs buck
Fable CUTLERY and queens cts, coffee mills
ware, &C. Raisins, almonds, currents
Il. DOYLE
Nov. l5-dwy
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Fruit, Grocery AID Prodace Store.

1--WE undersigned would respectfully inform his old
ends i'll general, thai lie TIA just received fresh
aud well selected stock OF Tie following articles:
Sugar, Coffee, AIoiasses Rice, Dried Apples Herring
No Dfiad Herring, Chocolate, Salt, Soap Candles,
starch, Indigo, che wing and Smoking Tobacco, cigars
crackers OF all kinds r. Mustard Ailspice, clio!
Nutmeg, cinnamon, fruHss. hsisans Figs, currants,
Almonds. Tea Nuts, Brazil Nnts, WalnUIs, Filbyrts
Pdkaas, candies, red and white Wines, Port Wines
French Brandy, Magnolia Whisky, etc. ETC. ETC.
Green Apples constantly on hand, ana other Fruits
will endaror to give general satisfaction all those
tliatmay favor Eie with call, and no mistake
N. b Farmers invited 10 bring in their Produce,
which wil be bought at the highest market price.
CHA'S DESMOlNEAUX,
next TO facetts building, Maii,-st,
Dubuque. MAY 7.h 1853. daw-ly
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1853. 1853
FARE REDUCED.
Great Central Route.
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MICHIGAN CENTRAL
La Es.. AZ.

=
Hk "a NJ !" VA HDe
The oldest, best finished and most comfortable
Route to Buffalo, .4itany, N. York T. Boston.
TWO TRAINS A DAY.
The Central Road is all laid with heavy Rail- and rs
the snootlicst and best Railroad in the United States.
MORNING EXPRESS
Leaves Chicago daily Sundays execpted at O'Clock A. M
connecting at Detroit with Steamers
kErsToSE STATE, Capt Richards, Mondays & Thursdays
NIAGARA, Capt Miller, Tuesdays and Fridays;
QUEEN Cry, Capt. Wilkins " ednesdays and Saturdays
For Dmkrk, through without landing; connecting with
IL o'clock NJ. Express, arriving in New York ncx
morning. Also, with Steamers CLEVELAND and MAY
QUEEN for Cleveland, connecting with Morning Trains
for tttsburgh 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 +. NJ.
This rran is furnished with large roomy Sleeping Cars
"a luxury that is not found any other railroad in the
West connecting Detroit with the splendid North Shore
Line of Steamers
MAyFLowEn, Capt Wiourhby, Mondays and Thursdays
ocIAN, Capt Stannard, Tuesdays and Fridays;
BucEEYE STATE, Capt Imson, Wednesdays l. Saturdays
For Buffalo, through without landing; connecting with
first LgAiang Express Trains for New York, arriving
New York evening. Also, with Steamer cay Cit,
fof Sandusky, connecting with Mansfield Railroad iol
Newark, GAINESVILLE and Columbus. Ako, with Mad River
Railroad for Springfield, Dayton and Cincinnati.
NyP1sscneers taking this Line will find il the most
Portable and best regulated Road in the unio and
make tie connections above stated.
Ir Through Tickets can be had at the General Stage
Office, G:lena.
S. r. FORBES. .sgept, Gaiena
c. G.. HAMMOND, General Ag't, Chicago
THO'S w. HEcoX, Agent, Dubuque, Iowa.
June 18th, 1853. dawif
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Mining Agency.

New YoEK, 10 BR2ApwAY-EooMs No. 9.
NiIS Agency establ fer the purcha and sale
i commission of unimprUv,I Mines and Mining
Stock in Companies organized and work also for
furnishing all kinds r Machinery and Mining Tools
ordered also the Chemical Aai sis OF ores and other
substances forwarded from part OF she country.
4 printed circular, giving full explanations, will be
in 10 any post paid letter enclosing one
ree-cent Post office stamp.
o. BARBOUR & CO.,
Sent a. 1854 daw ,,G 10 Broadway.
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LYONS kATIIAlRON

For Preserving, Restoring and BsasfJpk ~ HAIR,
aijcsiatng .Nercoas Headache, and Caring Nrfsre Ds
eases IF tkc SkiaIts reputation, extensive with the
civilization Of the gubc makes all prasa slera ,Uas,
all cxaggeraton impossblc and since its Every has
foundrsio substitute to compete lis urcantest-ts N
coutcytatc P.Sy<scisseS and IN nists
lonorshe ciuxens from all professions Of 'ic vs. iea
ing JoSsrsls Of Europe and Am rica.aiics fhc hsve
used It upon their dressing tables ami Mehsf Ia teir
Nurserics;, fact, lis million patr'ns cv1syierc
from pfebeisnsra knss r,'no.nce il the 'asl
and effective article eth Medicinal 81 ~ rtpc
psraon ever r,csnccd. DO net fail give Il ri -
Price hut Is cents
d. 8. BsExre. Proprietor. Isl Rrraiway ",
a~yr For sale By Hr 7. M.tSUN, and W. ALLtN
Druggists, Dubuque, iowa o uW line
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MARRIED.

In this city on & 9Th ulf ~ the Rev. Mir. Cowlcs 0
no Methodist Ep(epal Church, Mt. AHEL L. sxlS
NER TO Mrs. Anna US7En, both of Dubuque.
/" The printer w not forgotten, ," which is, we be
eve the standard Erase such occasions. Ii has bee
our lotto pass p asant day with Mr. skinner dur
ing his long connect with this paper and cur congrat
ulations on the pyet, and good wishes for the future
10 the bride and desrooni have double quantu;1
Of warmth and sind ~.
On Tuesday Oct H. 1853, by til, Rev. J. B. T aylor
The Ryv. GEoEcr III IMAS, Of the Iowa Annual Con.
ference to MISS HAN JEsxins, OF Banks,on's Prairie,
Dubuque County, low
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-10-19

GTATE OF 1oWA-Dubuque County, ss.-SALE OF
- REAL EsrATE.-Dy virtue Of an order of the Hon.
Probate Court OF said county the Goth day Of Septe
ber A. D. 1873 shall on the 26h day of October next
proceed TO sell the following described Real Esat stu
ate in the county aid state aforesaid and belonging
the heirs of Richard Whether, deceased Said property
is more particularly described follows: Beginning
the quarter section corner between sections II and 20 Of
township CO. north Of range E. of 5th p NJ; thence
thence north l6 chrins and 5s links the of
tons g. Il and Is of the aforesaid township and
thence cast 60 chains thence south 60 chains; thence
west 20 chains; thence north 20 chains place of he
ginning containing l85 acres and 80 hundredhs, more
or less Sale to take plate the premises, between the
hours of z. NJ and P. nj. of said day. Terms, one
half cash balance, fourth in one and years,
with l0per cert. interest per annum.
GEO. L. NIGHTINGALE, Commissioner.
Dubuque, September 18th, A. d. 1853. dlt-w3w
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Groceries g. Provisions.
ANDERSON Il yssFTON,

Al the old stand of A. j. Wighiman,
STDtIsD call the attent on Of BUYERS their stoc K
OF Groceries, Provisions, &C., sc.
As our stock isnow complete, We shall continue To
ccye add ona shipments from time Ia time during
igation, thereby abling 10 have FRESH and Full
Stock throughout TIE saeson, and obe all times
to fill orders at the lowest market rates
9F"CaSh paid Tor all kinds of Prodace.
Psrtic lar attention will he paid for the purchase Of
articles in oar line. ANDERSON 4 MILTON.
Nay lS 1853. daw-ly
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ALWAYS sa6e! Always Eaeet..a. |.

4 RE yeu sufferer from Fever and Acuc? Areyol
IN afflicted with the periodical return of that cold
and formal Wis nor The chill followed by its faithful ut
PENDANTS The burning fever and drencbng perspraor!
Lose no time then, in procuring a bottle OF Dr. Os
goods Indian Choagogue. You will have butone chill
most after you commence it, and probably at
all Your neighbors who has used the medicine will
you of this 1t is but the promise of result
which thousands have already realized and which your
experience will most fully prove Ifypn have been
other medicines and arc doubtful Of ALI
Obtain the Cholagogue and you will doubt no longer
ations arc abr lad Be nlrficular elnuirc
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ST. LOUIS MARK Ell Pea. Il
r.-rrrted rrgularlv for the Fed IS.
ANOTHER sClExTIFIc vol PEM.

ANOTHER SClEHTIFlC WO1PEN.
IMPORTANT TO DISPEPTlCS.- Or ,. Ioughton's
Pepsin the true Digestive Fluid, or Gastric uiee, pre-
ared FINN Renuet or the Fourth Stomac BIT the OK
aftr directions OF Baron Leibg the great ysioo ic
Il rhem;st byJ s. Houshfon. NJ. D. Philad pha Pa
This i truly wonderful remedy for lndi fion Dys-
!, ps,a. Iaandice. Liver Complaint const ton and
ikl;litv curing alter Nature own Method, Natures
own Agent. the Gastric Juice. Pamphlets }entaning
scientific evidence Of ITS value furuishc2 by tents gra
lis. See notice among Medical Adverti~mcf.
A. CILLESrIESAgent.
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w. p. A LIE N,
wHotEsALE RETAIL
Druggist, Chemist,
HD Ell EE IL !" NH HI EE

MY STOCK CONSISTS OF
a DRUGS of every description, as recumme nded
Zd ia the Pharl aeopias of the United States London
w Dublin and Paris.
sSSA Chemtcds-Of every Kind used in the various
Arts and Science rs, etc, etc.
utacrnrers IN the United States England and France.
Patent Medicines "A general assortment OF the most
celebrated Gems :tly on hand.
Paints, Oils and Gge StaBs-of the finest qua!iiy d
rect from the manufacturers.
Wines aud Lqaors.-Ciennine, for Medical purposes.
Brushes If every description.
PWs.-Patent and Oiicinal.
Ontmcats.-Paent and OiicInal.
Seeds.-Medicinai, Garden and Field.
Sargteai iastrumentsGRd Sartngcs-An assortment OF
those in gene. al use.
:tGtiGHcrg.-An assortment.
Druggists Shop Furniture and Glass Ware.
PidsterS-Of The most &c LIBERATED patent
HiadoD Glass, Sash and Pnny.-Glass of the best
Piitsburs brand. Sash Of all kinds Putty made on
the premises of the best materials.
Oas.-Lard, Neasfoot, Sperm, Castor, Linsced, Gro
fOn and all the essential Oils. Aromatic and Medicinal.
pared by the Shakers, and celebrated erbaliss
Extracts of every kind.
Essences of every kind.
Iiactnres OF variety
Prescriptions Prepared at any hour, light and day.
take this Opporunit" OF returning my CRATE full
thanks TO the citizens OF Dubuque and tho surrounding
country for their very liberal patron re and support
slowed me- and hope by strict attention and pcrZe
verance in profession TO merit continuance o/,he
same have this season purchased my goods Al ,hr
Eastern markets, by which arrangement | Eayx hen
enabled obtain Purer articles equally low prices
and invite the attention OF Ph, scians, Country Nor
chants and the pubic generally, my improed stock
FULLY confident of giving unive sal satisfaction Appre
ciatng your confidence and patronage dur y the past
the future is with grateful emotions aniiciZa1ed
Respectfully, Yours,
~ store, No. IOI Main street nir mm.I low,
uexi door to the NAPLES House.
April %, le53.- daw Sin
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EHo! The Omnibus !.

oG4-Sa< THE subscriber has recently brought
ExAI<Tfs to tistity an OMNIBUS, and IS
NK-SR-- ming it regularly between the WSlles
House and Davis farm the Plank Road. lie leaves
the NAPLES House al O'clock r. and makes hourly
trips until evening, and will always be prompt AT Tie
call OF Ladies, 10 convey the any part of the city.
Rates Of Fsre-FroEi the NAPLES House TO Davis
Farm, 5cenGseach way.
a. LEATHEGS
Dubuque Ma, 5ih, 1883 daw-i,
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CORNER OF FOURTH STREETS,
DUBUQUE. IOWA.
D. THIS well known Hotel has been leased FOR
Sgl: term of years by the subscriber, and thorough
LII iy renovated and newly furnished, is now op
tor tile reception Of the travelling community and
public generally. The Proprietor having an extensive
experience i'll this business confidently afters himself
that he can give entire satisfaction all who may ia
vur him with call.
This Hotel is situated IN high, healthy, central and
convenient part of the city, and directly the
leading Ia the steamboat landing, and Immediately in
the centre of the business part of the city. The be
OF stabing attached 10 the House, where at all times
can ne had Carriages Bugges, Horses, &C., the most
reasonable terms.
o. Passengers and Baggage conveyed to and rom the
Boats free of charge.
Z. &. HEWITT.
Dubuque, Sept. 9th, 1853 daw-ly
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Horse Stolpn-SIOO Inward.

STOLEN from the subscriber, in lie town
ssNafN OF kingston county Of Sank, Wis., bay
Ky SIX years old golden HORSE, ON the 18th OF
august mddling size While star stripe in forehead
one or ot hind feet while with habit that be
diShgnred, OF biting post or wagon tongue, called
cflbber or stump sucker. The above reward will he
pad for the detection of the Thisf aud recovery of Il
Horse, $95 for information that will lead the
recovery o. the Horse. Direct to Prairie du Sac, Sauk
county, Wis.
CALNIN DANFORTH.
Sept. 5, 1853 daw-am
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!, e Ts .all ! & 4 ILL., Is
G. g. G. III. r. r.

THROUGH T0 FREEPORT.
Ill CHANGE DF TIME.
Ill septem berl LIST, 1853.
ON ami after the LIST ofseptenlhcr next, (and until
further ndice) Trains will ,e below stated Sun
dFs exeped):
Trains Westward Leaye Chicago.
II Passenger LIST and I'd cas- cars. at $50 A. NJ arr
wiz u Frecpor al LIS T. MI
HEmsrant and Freight Acnmmodaon, at S.45 A
MARRYING ut Freeport at e.00p. Nj.
Passenger, lst and I'd ciascars, at $40 r. NJ, arri
viz at Frecport at AIS A. NJ.
fTrains Eastyvard-Ieave F'rccporf.
Passenger, list and I'd elias cars, at 100 A. NJ, ar
Stlkg at Chicago a. - 80 p. NJ
Il Emigrant and Freight Accommodation. at ESQ A.
ARRIVING at Chicago al 4l51 NJ.
Passenger, Let and I'd classcars, at S20P. NJ, ar
& al Chicago AT 2.l5 A. NJ
re be wccn Chicago and Ffcport-lst class $500;
sss 4e.J0.
Inn chicago via Elgin, Alaelgo Relv,dere and Rock
to Frecpor by railroad and from Freeport to
anna thirty miles oniyan Galenl by first class
Sag Coaches, connecting viii Boats for Dubuque, st.
Pn uxilrgtoR, Rock Island Davenport, Quincy, st.
Lohis % points on the Mississippi. and important
Stage hes through Iowa and Minnesota. Also at Rock
ford stage Lines Northern for iieloit Janesville
Madfn and Western Wiscasip. and SouiherIy for
HyH, MI. Morris. Oregon, )ixcn, &C., forming the
Adst most expeditions andeligible route from Chi
IA TO che West and NoTlWcs, for the conveyance of
fkengers, Emigrants, Mails. Express and Freight.
Passengers leaving Chicago u the Morning Train
on the MISSISSIPPI, the same evening"
hsc taking the Evening Trait arriving at Freeport at
~ A.. will have light Stating to Savanna or Ga
-.
fass6nscrs Eastward will ha.tday light from the Mis-
ippL . Frccport ard taking he Evening Train viii
yIn Chicago At ~ a. NJ, in ample time to connect
"a Esstcrn McfnneI'rains. Those taking the Morn
kT1Ain at Frceport WI reach Chicago at +. NJ, in
Zine 10 connect VIII the Evening Eastward Trains
n York, &c.
epeers for Bcloif, JaysviIIe, Madison and West
iscons; n, taking the Avrnng Train from lineage.
each RockferA at II opck distinguishing ON
Il Of cars. ~
<cngers for Chicago from those points. will have
sght 10 reach lthe cars Rockford or Beivdere,
6ymg Rockford at 10 r NJ, arriving Chicago at 2 is
NJ.
A e6 1851 h1yy-}m
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Dubuque New Bookstore,

Dubuque New Bookstore,
HOTEL.
A.-L-fsI1 CHARLES RATTRAY, being now
ffar1TEIIT=sssy getting in his Winter Stock of
Stationery, Literature aud Fancy Goods,
he hopes his friends and the public in general will call
and continue their patronage.
Dubuque, Sept. o3rd, 1852 daw-3m
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ADVERTISEMENT.

X r. WEST announces to his old friends and pa
" iron that lie has weathered the storm.
During his absence up the Rv,r-prolonged beyond
his authorizations there sprung up in the city Of Du
buqne notion that he was insovent aud had abscond-
edh bacon spelling. His creditors here panic
struck made haste their attachments ize on
bis land step his business shut up his store and arrest
the Putrefaeti0a Of his meat
But WEST had not absconded; he has returned and
been able to show TO his creditors perfect state of
veney; they have ma lie the amende honorable; have
Withdrawn their SUITS and attachments at tleir own
costs, and WEST is where be has been, and in
tends long to he-doing business in Dubuque. At his
Store on Main-tree and at his Old Stand the evee
he has plenty of GOODS of the right sort where he will
be happy TO meet his friends and patr, Ms, and con
vince them that The best and cheapest place for them
deal Is NV, where il long has been and long viii be-
at VESTS.
Dubuque, August 3lst, 1853. daw-if
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sTRAYED OR STOlEN.

T. Ger, Three Horses one hcayy-m black five
year old, white hind foot and in his forehead
light bay, three years old, white legs, white face and
one glass eye; the other dark bay, year old, one
hino foot white.
Any one taking up all any Of these animals will be
literally rewarded. can be addressed at Export, Clay
ton county, Iowa. IRAN HAMMOND.
Dubuque, Oct 6, 1853. w-3Ms
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lnTL.-Linseed and White Oil constantly kent ON
~ hand for sale by the hafrs Gallon at my Ware
House the Levce.
sept CIR. WET.
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Dubuoue Sayines, Rank,

gINIiE Books OF lie Dubuque Savings Rank will be
L opened AT the Bank of r. s. Jesup Company, on
Saturday, the 18th October next.
Deposits will be received 81 Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday of each week, in OF One Dollar and up
warts. Interest viii be paid on the first Mondays 0.
April and October of each year interest uncailed
will he added 10 the incisal every six months, and
draw interest principal,
r. s. JESUP L. COMPANY,
Dubuque, Sept. Is, 1853 daw-Iy Proprietars
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tiil streams soursng through IT, and springs ef plYcSt
water. There is neat Frame House fhc pre- mise
IS acres under good fence, and apart ofwic is adj
there is $40 acres of Lard, good portion ct which, IL
under high state of cultivation. There is sufe aney
of Timber Tor the necessary purposes of the farm The
farm will be sold for cash. 10 down. 3 in l2inonths
and the residue in years
For further particulars, apply Joha King. or the
undersigned, at the city Of Dubuque
EHA;s II. MIX.
Dubuque, Aug 22d, 1853 daw If
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MN. TAYLOR, CYRUS BERKlLL
DUOunssc ss0ssc d. TVsssIe FACTORY

J'ii ~ undersigned continuing carry tile business
commenced under the aTe firm; OIL 'f4y!cr, Berkill
and Norcland would respectfully soiel'a continuance
of the heretofore extended patronage by Merchants OF
this ty and al the time would assure ali that
there w!l DC neither energy ingenuity wanting To
furnish such article of Cordaec cannot bat
give entire tiun. NM TAYLOR q Co.
Sept IA. dWti
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sssrsas.s>sssssS

sskSS z4os
n HHDS. c!!oice Nrw orleans SUGy7 g and fun
" supply Of Family Groceries. ju>t received
and ar sale ri Wholesale aud Retail. Also. good
s.ft.ieatof Gs.ccsSscere, ifoin n, W Yurk ei;y.
j. &. WEATHEEIf & ca,
Nay II, '53 daw-3nl Atain-st.
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Valuable Farm for sale.

SAa THE undersigned offers for private sale vau
S:is able Farm Ct 300 acres, 100 OF which Is
ElsV timbered and IS acres under Improvement 1t is
situatea miles south of the Ferry Landing
the opposite side of the river between Geo. o. karcas
old farm, and J. Venters.
The land sof excellent quality, having it small
frame house. and supplied with falling spring of
water.
1erms-S6 per acre half Of which must he paid down.
the balance ii the purchaser wishes At the end OF six
months, drawing ten per cent. Interest.
NJ. d. EVERETT.
Dubuque, Oct. 9Th 1853. daw-lm
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For Sale ut "a great sacrifice.
+ Il A u ID !!

A LII who want AYES Of the real COLLINS & Co.
"A make, should be particular notice stamps as
there are various coulterlets aad limitations stamped
Collins and labelled much like ours, which aud
uenty sold in some parts of the United States our
manufacture. They made in different parts of the
country by various Axe Makers, and generally their
poorest quality The gnuine Collins axes which have
acquired such extensive reputation, invariably
stamped "COLLlNS & CO., HARrFORD,n and each
axe has printed label with my signature. 1t is now
more than TWENTY FIVE YEARS since we commenced
the business with the stamp of Collins Co. Hartford
and do know of any other axemaker by the name
Of Collins in the United States.
.4agusi.Jsi3 WY SAM w COLLINS
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-10-19
NOTICE..

nUaiNt; my absence from Dubuque, all persons IN
IL eltcd TO me by NOTE, will please call on Cock
Sargent, Barney TO- no authorized To rec ipt f
me. ]. d. THOMAS.
August 9Th, 1853. daw-tf