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Great Cholera & Cholera F,orn,ss

REMEDY
CHOLERA & CHOLERA MORBUS,
ARRANGEMENTS OF TIE STOMACH &c BOWELS.
fRNHlS Great Remedy has been tried for about
i years, aud, having proved itself be more than
what the most sangune ancipatons of its proprietor
dared 10 anoipa he offers it TO the public in
confident expectation that il is
THE GREAT CURE
which manking have long sighed both as proven
atve and cure for Cholera, Cholera Morhus, Dysenery
Summer Complaint, Cholic Cramp Choc, Flux &c. &c.
Ii is positive and may be relied on as such-
As ii is intended 10 cure that terrible disease C0iera
IL very powerful, and yet may be taken with perfect
safety. Forchdren il must be reduced according the
the stomach.
The Proprietor deems IL unnecessary to than
TO call attention to the toowing received among many
more certificates:
DUBUaUE, July 9Th, 1853.
Mr. S. A. Kendall Dear Sir- hereby certify thar
have used your Cheat Cholera Medicine in my family
and believe be one of the best if the very best
medicines now in for stomach and bowel complaints
JOHN Il. COOK.
DUBUQUE, July 9th, 1853
Dr. Kendall: l hereby certify that in the summer of
1851, had severe attack Of Cholera Morbus and that
after taking medicine for five hours without doing
any good, took two doses of your Cholera Medicine and
il gave immediate relief I can recommend it as
safe and effectual remedy for such cases
Mrs. E. WATERMAN
Davenport, Iowa, June 29h 1853.
have used DR.. kendalls Great Cholera Medicine in
my family, and have estancy in stating is the best
remedy know fof Encouragement the bowels and stom-
gch. JAMES THORNINGTON
Prepared by DR.. s. A. KENDALL, Dubuque, Iowa.
For sale in Dubuque, by w. p. Allen, a. Gillespie,
7. Mason. ]. s. Cook, Herman Schroeder, and e Kris
baum. August 4, 1898. dly
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a Rerofution is Certain Vsctory is Ours !!
DIR. A. L. ADAMS
NTEW Theoryof Disease is awakening the inquiry in
the minds OF all who read it How is it that 4neri-
cans have been so long and savshly mrcd in dark
ness and ignorance on the subject of disease.
DR., A, L, ADAMS, LIVER 3ALSAM,
GREAT PtNacEA OF DISEASE,
is offered to the afflicted of the States and Territories for
the entire cure of Liver complaints in all stages Bilious
Fever Ague and Fever, clgonic Lung Fever Drops ca
Affections, consumption, Bowel complaints, Diarrhca
Dysentery Rhumatism, bleeding Piles, Blind Piles
ScrohIla, Salt Rhenm dyspepsia General Debility, Ner
voasness cosveacss, Indigestion, Distracted Menstrual
tons. &c.
Dr. L. Adams liver Basaml has stood the wreck and
test for the last ften years. and has proved the
sEeptscdf beyond shadow Of doubt, that it is the
Only Reliable Medicine Ever Discovered,
beng purely all Vegabe for the permanent cure of the
above diseases. The most skeptca have become most
sangiine votares, and pronounce the Ger Ba be
The only reliable harbinger Of Heatth to the af-
ftcted, eeerychere.
swollen with expressions of gratitude, for the relief re-
ceived by its And III submitting this the Lrer Bal
sam is recommended to all those suffering under The
Lon Grasp Of The Monster Disease,
and at procure bottle of DR.. A. L. Adams Liver
Balsam.
The reader is referred to the Medical Tract found bv
making application To the AGENT where the Balsam sold
giving full epItome of the and of all diseases
sold in Dubuque by TIMOTHY MASON
G. f. Scorr, General AGENT No. " Randolph street.
Illinois. July -, 1853. daw-tf
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OMAN KNOW THYS Ell F.''
I'm Iaraiuabie book for % Cents.
&c Eycry Family shOulI have CODy.

- EVERY Famfiy shouiA nave copy.
40 600 COPIES s Sold in less than Mi Five Months
just issued.
Dr. HuyrgR's MEDICAL M.suAL & HAND Book for the
AFFLIcTEDt otaimng ont inc OF the origin progress
treatment and Of form ofdseaSe contracted by
promiscuous sexual inticuurse, selfabllse, OF by
sexual excess, with ADVICE for their prevention. written
in familiar sy ie avoiding all medical tecl ica and
every thing that would offend Tic Of de, ency, from
the result Of twenty ears successful practice,
clusivey devoted the of diseases OF delicate
Towhch is adaa1. receipts for the of the above
iseases, and a he on the causes, symptoms and
cure Of the FEY Asue, for twenty five cents a
copy SIX copies Ue dollar; will be forwarded To any
part of tie United by mail free of postage. Address,
postage paid, Cosden & Co.. Publishers, box 1876,
Post Office, Phil; delphia.''
sThis is, without exception the most comprehensive
and Ineligible work published the class OF diseases
of which treats. Avoiding all technical rms, il adj
dresses itself t. the reason OF its readers Ii free from
all Objectionable matter. and parent however tati
dious object to placing in the hands OF his sons
The author has devoted many years to the treatment OF
the various complaints treated of and with too little
breath puff and too little presumption 10 impose, he
has offered TO the world at the merely nominal price of 25
cents the fruits OF some twenty years most successful
practice."-IlERALr.
ssNo teacher or parent should be without the know-
edge impaired in Is Invaluable work. II would save
Of pain, modification and sorrow to The youth
der their charge, '-PEoPLE's ADVOCATE.
fresbytertu clergyman in Ohio, in writing Of
:. Hunters Medical Manual, says: "Thousands upon
thousands OF youth, by evil example and the infu
of the passs have been led into The habit of self
pollution without realizing the sin and fearful conseqnen
upon themselves and their posterty. The constr
tons OF thousands who raising families have been
enfeebcd ii broken down, and they do not know the
cause the Any thing that can be done to
tighten and Influence the public mind to check, and
ultimately TO remove this widespread source OF human
wretchedness would conf the greatest blessing next TO
the religion Of Jesus Christ, the present and coming
generations lntemperance, (or the of Intoxicating
drnks though has slain thousands is not greater
scorge TO the human race Accept thanFs on behalf
of the afflicted and, believe your co:worker in the
good work you are-so actively engaged in.'
One copy will be forwarded (securely enyeoped and
postage paid receipt of % cents six copies for 81
Address postpaid, CospEy Co., Publishers, Box 1876,
Philadelphia.
Booksellers, CaRrassers and Book agents. supplied
the most Hjcrdltsrms Aug. 10, 1853. now
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NOTICE
IS OF THE MINERS BANK OF puBuouy.


To the Creditors, Bill Aoisasd all other persons hayia
demands against said Bank:
M HEREAS, at the March term of the District Court
w In and for the county of Dubuque and State of
Iowa. for the year 1885, it ordered and deere ed by
said Court that the Trustees of said Bank give three
months notice TO all the credors bill holders and other
persons hdring demands agaRst said Bank present the
same Forthwith at the Banking House of said Bank IN the
city Of Dubuque for liquidation and redempfion and that
the affairs of said Bank will be finally closed and set
Element in full in six months from the dale Of The
hrst publication Of such notice; and that all demands
not so presented will be considered as cancelled and
satished and final distribution made of the moneys and
Other property il any shalt remain after the pay Of
the debts and necessary expenses among the stockhod
ers of said Bank. .Nou therefore, the creditors bill
holders and all other persons having demands against
said Bank, are hereby motif and required to present
the same at the Banking House of said Bank in the city
OF Dubuque for liquidation and redemption within six
months from the date IF the public this notice
the Express Herald and Tribune, newspapers published
in the city OF Dubuque, and also in tie Missouri Repub
ican, published in the city Of Saint Louis State
paid by said Trustees unless the be presented in
accordance with said order and decree of said Court and
also in accordance With the terms of this notice.
And notice is also further given that after the expira-
ton of said six mouths the said Trustees will proceed
settle up and pay off all d. mands against said Sank in
accordance with the provisions of the aforesaid order
and decree, and after of all demands then pre-
scented and allowed in the order prescribed by said
cree they will proceed to divide among the stockholders
OF sad Bank the money and other property then remain
ing in the hands Of said Trustees.
JOHN G. SHIELDS,
BENZ. RUPERT, trustees
DubuQuc. June 9th Is53 dawn,
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Always Safe! Always EGectsaI

& RE yen sufferer from Fever and Ague? Areyou
IA afflicted with the periodical return of that cold
and formal Wis tor, the chill followed by its faithful
tendants the burning fever and renchng prspiratioD
Lose no time, then, in procuring bottle of DIR. Os-
goods Indian Choagogue. You will have but chill
at most artery on commence it, and probably
all. Your neighbors who has used the medicine will
assure .oi of this. 1t is but the promise of result
which thousands have already realized aud which your
own experience will most fully prove. If you have hern
disappointed in other medicines, and doubtful Of all
Obtain the Choagogue and you will doubt longer.
limitations are abroad! Be particular enquire for
DIR. Osgood's india Choiagogue.
Sold by DIR. Il. Mason and w. P. ALLEN. Dubuque.
II. BLaKsLEY, ST. Louis, Wholesale Ag, mt
August 18th, 1853. daw-tf
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Established an the City Of New York
STOWNSEND'
COM POUND EXTRA OF
SARSAPARILLA.


manufactured under the supervision of
)R. JAMES r. Chiffon,
Theeeie6rdted Chemist Of N'eo York.
MANY valuable improvements hav
been made by DIR. Chiffon IN 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 those
using Compounds of SarsapariIla, as
this fact alone Provesit To be the
STRONGEST and CHEAPEST medcin
ever invented to
Purify the Blood and perma
nentiy cure
Ulcers. Ringworm or letter
rheumatism, Scrofula, Erysipelas, Eff
fects of Mercury, Dropsy Dyspepsia,
Pinples on the Face, Neuralgia, Cos
tiveness and Piles Heart Disease Gen
raj Debility, Female dlbty, Coughs, Colds etc. En-
argement of the Joints Ulcers Fever Sores Liver Com
plaint Nervous Debility,
Papitation of the Heart
DR.. James R. Chiffon has had charge OF the Manufac
tory tor more than year, and every bottle prepared
since February, 1850, has his certificate and signature
as well as the signatureo s. p Townsend on the
plate label on the outside wrapper.
OF Beware OF Coantereits and buy that only which
has Dr. Chiltons certificate on the wrapper.
Principal office, in New York, 80 Nessau street;
&C &C in London, 355 Strand next door to
Lyceum Theatre.
Dubuque, Iowa, w. P. Allen & Co., No. 1901 Maj
" L. Mason, No. SO Main st
June16. 1851.
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auQ tho o4t0unt OF the revenue E22,3I25I4
In the interval, The amount oil customs reduced
was &6,SD3 3o5. While duties, therefore, have
been abolished upon $50 articles. and reduced
or repealed to the amount of f5, s93 ,55, the
revenue has only fall, n off Ei,I96,l65, prov.
Ing tina. the arithmetic of The revenue is ike
no other arithmetic. The lesson is quite as
valuable as it is curious. II teaches US that
both additions and rcduciionsof taxation have
much larger effects than are usually contemplat
ed. The imposition q tax is always the. JIM
position of restrictions, and it inflicts an injury
on the public prosperity less in proportion tn
the amount of the tax than TO the extent of The
restriction. So the repeal of a tax is the ab,Ii-
ton of a restriction, and il promotes the pub
lie prosperity more in proportion to the freedom
given than to the amount Of the tax. Hence,
when tax is imposed yielding two pounds, il,
impedes or puts stop 10 trade, ar d may no,
yield ten shiliings; and herce, when tax is
abolished to the extent Of two pound, trade
may be expanded, and the community may be
benefited to thrice that sum-
To show the beneficial operation Of reduced
duties. The writer gives a table exhibiting the
whole amount OF exports, imports, and tonnage
from the year 1910, when high duties we're ex-
acted till 1853, when many Of the duties were
VIII lily abolished, and others greatly reduced.
Thus in 1870 the exports amounted in value
W S'iV,'eV,ooOt tS'H'P"A'S1 ~o~toSOsiSt3
inward and outward tonnage, 1897 ,722. la
1853 all those items were nearly doubled The
exports in 1853 amounted in valueto E217 ,545-
$50; Imports, l69,3i5,4tS; Tonnage, inwards
and edwards, l6, $50, l49.
! he incr, ase of the commerce Of the United
States, from the reduction of duties, CORES
ponds 10 that of Great Britain. The discovery
of the gold mines in California and Australia
have been conducive in some degree to this
increase in beth hemispheres. But the great
and the principal cause of that increase is the
reduction and repeal of restrictive and proiec-
tive duies, which prohibited The free inter-
change OF the products of one country for those
of others.
In lS46, during slr. Folks administration,
when the bill to reduce the duties on imported
merchandise and 10 modify the rigors of the
prot ctive system WIS befare Congress, MIR
Webster predicted that the revenue from Gus
toms under such law would not reach sixteen
millions dolars-or not enough by one-halt, to
deiray the expenses Of government. In the
second year after the law # 1876 went into ef. |
feet, the revenue was more than double sixteen
millions, and it has been rapidly growing ever
since till last fall, when it was sixty millions
and at this mcmen, there is surplus Of twenty /
two Millions in the treasury.
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NOiiCE--To Catharine Warren, WIDOW, apd the
N unknown children of Richard Warren, late of Du-
You are hereby notified that there will be on file in
the Clerks office of the District Court of said county
ana state, on or before the 23d day of September
instant petition by r. H. c, niger, claiming against
you all that part of the southwest quarter Of section
sixteen it1 in township No. eighty eight (ss) north Of
range No. three ~ east OF the 5t principal meridian
lying west OF Cat East Creek, particularly des
crbed as follows, towit commencing at the southwest
corner OF said section, thence nineteen and 3o-l00
chains at Cat East Creek; thence north % degrees is
minutes west, eight and 20l00 chains thence north
degrees 40 minutes west to post thence north 10 de-
erees 80 minutes west, fifteen and 20-l00 chains to
post thence west eight and g. 100 chains to quarter
section post between sections sixteen and seventeen
thence south forty and So 10y chains to the place of
gnmnes ol me ground ol haying Purchased the said
time and Tint Qalsss you &pppas aad plead g ans
vss e Ed petition sr 6elon ~ NJ ~ of October
4.O. 1859, ae1sala viii b. snteiS q - "a rnrk
ae<see nude a % tse tppEf ~ seS1 r. W
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N the name of the State of Iowa.-To James d.
L Wiliiams.-Sir: You hereby notified that there
i now on ME IN the office of the Clerk of the District
Court OF Dubuque county, Iowa, petition of Mary A.
Williams claiming of you divorce from the bonds of
matrmony ON the ground of nhuman treatment so as
TO endanser her life and thatthe parties cannot live in
peace and happiness together and that their welfare re-
qufes SEPARATION between them, and claiming alinony
Tor herself and support for her family; and that unless
yod appear and answer Hereto before the 4th ay
day OF October 1853, Judgmcntwl be rendered against
you thereon in accordance with the prayer of the pet
toner. Dubuque, SeIt LIST, 1853.
CLARK & RISSE LIZ
w-iw att,ps E,r pl,;,tar
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r. r. R.-No. 2.
Resolves, Renorates, Rebuitds.


Rcsolces, Renoratss, Rebuitds.
scrofula, Tumors, Bleeding of the Lungs,
Syphilis, Consumption, 81, Vitus Dance,
Sores, Ricketts,, SAT- Rheu,n,
Asthma, Nodes, Canker,
Bronchitis, Fever Sores, Rash,
Ulcers, Erysipelas, letters.
The above eighteen complaints X. X. Resoyant will
positively cure.
1t renovales the system completely, Resolving away
from the solids all impure Poisonous Diseased Deposits,
humors restoring Energy and Vigor Health Strength,
TO every Organ and Member of the body.
LETTERS FROM HIGH AUTHORITY.
Hon. ~ Middleton, of Waccamaw, S. C.-Wrtes us
under date Of May I'd, 1883 That Railways Renovat-
Beauio.f, of scrofuols complaint of many years
standing. The poor fellow disgusting object of
pity he was moving of Sores The negroes
could not remain in the same place with hm. None
the Doctor could do anything for him. He was entirely
cured By Railways Renovatg Resovent, and is now at
work upon the plantations To the people of $. G., Mr.
Middleton is well known, and to the political world, Mr.
Middleton is no stranger.
scRoFULA.
Mr.. W.B. Oliver, of dayton. Dooly county, Ca, I'M
der dale of May 3d. 1853, writes, that servant girl
who was reduced thai would give "Trip for
she was so covered with sores, that there was
spot of pure flesh Of the size of silver dollar
her whole body, entirely cured Railways Revo-
waiting Resolvent.
NINETEEN YEARS.
Mrs Henderson,, of Westford, Mass, has been covered
vent. RHEUM.
The most obstinate cases of Salt Rhuem will quickly
yield to- the RENOVATlNG RESOLVENT. One gen
t'ema who supposed that this complaint hereditary
in his family, and had been afflicted with Salt Rheum
since his birth, was cured by the of few bottles of
the Renovating Resovent, and the
POISONOUS RHErM ENTIRELY ERApIcATEp HIS
SYSTEM.
1t Regeneraes every organ and member of the body;
it makes sound healthy and strong weak, diseased and
unsound parts.
Weakness in male and female is quickly cured and the
debitated and emaciated made strong, vigorous and
healthy. Impotence and Nocturnal Emissions in men,
diseases of either of the geneative organs
is quickly removed and the body restored to healthy
and sound condition.
sPiRITs-SERvoUsNEss.
In WOMAN, the numerous complaints and ailments
whfhcast such gloom their spirits, few doses Of
the Renovatng RESIDENT viii quickly remove and the
most NERVOUS, GLOOMY and DEPRESSED, feel
HEALTHY, STRONG and HAPPY.
Prisons wishing this Remedy will please ask for Rad
WAYS Kencyatng Reovent. price is dollar per
bottle. No small bot,les is the genuine sole for
less. Each bot! e bears the fac smile signature Of
RAILWAY Il CO,
l62 Fulton street, New York
Thave the exclusive sale Of the above vaus BILE medicine
OF the city Of Duhuqae. I. MASON,
Aug 9, 1853 Druggist.
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fvNHE State Of Iowa, Dubuque County.-in the Dis
trict Court OF said County, October Term A. d.
le53-Ja's L. LangwoIthy, vs.. Isaac Lyons.-To Isaac
Iyons-ir: You hereby notified that on or before
the twenty second day OF September 1883 there will be
on lille In the office of the Clerk Of the District Court of
said county, the petition of James L. Lanewortbv pray
ing that his title to Lots number five hundred and TWEEN
ty (52oO i've hundred and twenty (52I) and five
hundred and twenty two(5 all in the city of Dubuque
county and State Aforesaid may he perfcted-tbat Won
may be debarred from hereafter setting up title or
claim t. the same, and for general reei and that I'M
less appear and answer thereto before the fourth
day OF October next, the prayer of the Petition will be
granted and judgment rendered against you costs
JAMES l.. LANGWORTHY
BY SAMUELs & VANpEyER.
Aug. 3lst, 1853. dItw3t
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Dnbuoue. June 9th. Ig53. a,wau

GTATE OF IOWA, Dubuque County, ss.-District
- Court, October Term 1873 -Asahel L. Smith, VS..
Rosetta l.. Smith-To Rosetta L. mh,-Madaine :
You are hereby notified that there is now on fila i'm the
office of the Clerk Of the District Court of Dub,fle
county, petition of Asahel L. Smith, claiming of yon
Divorce from the bends Of matrmony the ground
fhat you are guilty of such human treatment as TO
endanger his e and that the said parties cannot live in
peace and happiness together and that their welfare re-
quire separation between tem and that unless YOU
appear and answer thereto before the fourth day of
october, 1853, Judgment will be rendered against you
thereon CLARK & Bliss SELL.
w-w Aftornevs for pIainrF
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Ticopherous Medicated Compound.
vrHE efficacy of this justly celebrated embroca tron
tor invigorating, beauufyng, and impariing gloss
and silken seftness to the hair is widely known
and acknowledged, that it has gained by its merit a
reputation which is not for day hut for ali tme 1t is
the province of science subdue and control those
physical evils which refined civilization has brought in
its train for SO long warm rooms and tight hats
with the combined agency Of other influences exist will
thousands of unhappy victims be troubled with bald
heads and hairs, to say nothing of the various
tneous diseases to which the head subjected. twas
toreieve these evils that Professor Barry introduced his
Invaluable remedy, and among the thousand and one
who havebeen his competitors, he stsnds alone
that pedestal of success hewn out of Barrys Trcophe
s and sustained by the favor and universal patronage
ola discerning and intelligent public. For restoring the
hair to its original growth preventing ii from falling
cat this compound has been pronounced by all medical
mel TO be remedy For eradcating scurf, dand-
if, and curing diseases of the skin, glands, MUSCLES
sings and bruises, the Tricopherous will always be
erEd safe, speedy and unfalngcure and SO long as
81 "Fair tresses mans imperial race ensnare,
III And beauty draws with a single hair,''
vh Bays Tricopberous be essential to the toilet Of
gerry lady and gentlemen who desire give soft, CLOS
and luxurant appearance to the natural drapery Of
throne. Sold in large bottles price Is cents at
De principal Office 1877 Broadway, New York; and by
e principal merchants and druggists tarou chout the
nited States and Canadas Mckee, West Indies Great
litain, France, &C. NeyYork, May 4, 1850 daw-6sss
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GTATE OF IOWA, Dubuque County, ss.-District
~ Court OF said County, October Term, le53.-To
Thomas Bevans, Margaret Bevans aud Mary Sleator
Gnardians OF James, Martha and Mary Bcvans infant
heirs OF Thomas Bevans, deceased: You will please
take notice that there now on file in the office of the
Ceikof the District Court of Dubuque county, State of
Iowa. the Petition of Richard Waller, praying for tle
sale OF all The interest both and equitable that you
may have IN the following described Estate towit:
The south half of section fourteen (lD in Township
eighty eight (eSl north of range of 5th p NJ for
the payment of debts due the said Waller and thai far
the better investment for the heirs of Thomas Beyaps
deceased and unless You appear and plead or answer
thereto before the End day of the October Term of said
Court, de fault win be against YOU and the
of said Petition taken against you as true.
RICHARD WALLER
w-iw Ey LOWELL & CoyEL Att,ys far pI,F
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NOTICE TO PERCEPTION CLAIMANTS

NOTICE TO PRE-EMP1ION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the rghtof presumption to any
Of the lands within the townships and parts townships
above enumerated, is required to establish the to the
satisfaction ofhe register and receiver of proper land
office ard make therefor practicable Of
ter seeing this notice, and before the day appointed for the
commencement of the public sale of the cmbrac
the tract claimed, otherwise such claim will be forfeited
JOHN WILSON,
VIA Commissioner of n, General T,,.J me-,