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The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-10-08
RHODES g. LUsk,S SHASTA
EXPRESS,

EEA LEAVES THE pr-fIJzss
x <1lfFf. Office oi Wells Far C-@--ESz---s
uz5zG5 go & Co., Sacramento daily, Tor
-Shasfu freka, aud all towns and points through
out Northern California, CONNECTING al Sacfaftien-
to with Wells, Fargo & Cos Daily Express to
San Francisco. and by regular Mail Steamer on
ahe LIST. 9Th 10th and 25,A OF each month 10 the
Atlantic States aud Europe.
Treasure, letters aud other parkasesconveyed
co and from the points above 1-enlsslato1, 2itll
the utmost dispatch
Gold Dust forwarded to the I. S. MINIS al
Philadelphia and New Orleasis under policies
from iii e most responsible Insurance Companies
iu the Easteru Cities
Drafts drawu by Jotn VI. Rhodes, of the
Sacramento City Bank, on New York New
Orleans, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh State Bank
of Ohio.
b. Davidson's drafts for sale OF Messrs. \.
NJ. Roihschild & Sons, London; Messrs. De
RolsclIild & Bros, Paris Messrs- Nj. A. Roths-
child S. Sons, Frankfort; Messrs. J.. Behrens X
soas Agents Hamburg; Messrs. Huh, Grun-
lug e. Co, Lima and Valparaiso; Belmont,
Esq, New York.
COLLECTIONS made and all business appertain-
sng to mn Express Company executed promptly
aud with especial regard to safety.
JAMES NJ. RHODES,
HIRAM LUSk,
WELLS, FARGO & co.
OFrIcEs.-Slasta. in Post Office Building
Sacraueuta. ) stsvc:, between Front and Sec
sud streets; San Frai;ciscn, 1l4 Montgomery
street. Weavcrville, Mtssrs. Ch'scti & Mx's
building; ircka. ire-proot building opposite
freka Hotel. een lOit
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DANcIxG--u III The lovers OF lie giddy waltz
and fascinating polka, read ponder and act upon
the following suggestions by Horace Greeley,
the political philosopher of the age !.4
Our idea is that dancing in loose. Immoral,
prof.ne company. after reasonable be time. in
hot uuveniilIated rooms, whose atmosphere Is
soon pouied; where alcohohc liquors are dis
pensed. aud reyeling aud boisterous hilarity nat
urallv eusue. is improper and not allowable;
while dancing in cool and well aired rooms,
among sober, reputable, moral associates, at
reasonable hours, and where noxious bever.
ages or late suppers preferred, must be es-
teemed harmless aud sometimes cenimendable,
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TOWER HOUSE.


At tie Junction Of The Freka and sVearesaalle
G.o9ds, 10 mites from Shasta
fs.5Fa5 THE NDERSIGN 49,
IailsS7 would announce to the pub ~Ayya.l sssER
sa.s.1leSi lie, and particularly To per
SOUS travelling to and from ireka aud Weaver
vile. that he is prepared to entertain them
al this long established stand, formerly known
the Free Bridge House. IN style not sur
passt-d by any hotel in Northern California. HAY
ing completed his and commodious build
ing and furnished it in the best possible manner,
he is enabled to promise the very best accom-
anodaiions. The table, heretofore, will al
WAYS he supplied with the best viaii,ls the mar
kci furnishes; while from the large garden at
iaciled 10 the premises, all the vegetables grown
in this part oi the State will be furnished in the
greatest abundance
He has also secure Corral connected with
ais establishment. always supplied with AN album
dance OF barley anu hay.
nlar26tf LEVI II. TOW Err.
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STAGE LINE FOR SACRAMENTO.

STAGE LINE FOR SACRAMENTO.
BANTER T. CO Z. S. MAIL LINE or
Stages from Shasta to Sacramento,
VIA CotHsn and ars.yiIlc.
s.r-rs-s5sg1 THE PROPRIE- II
$50 tors of the above line
being desironS OF accommodating llie travelling
public iave determined to through To Sac
ramen;o by The way of Colusa and AIaryssille.
Their hne collection of American horses. all
III fine condition, and elegant Concord Coaches.
sufficient guaranty that the traveller IN
patronising this line will secure both pleasant
ai4d expeditions passage
The stages Will leave The ST. Charles, Shasta,
at half-past O'clock every morning, and arrive
at Sacramento via Colusa aud Aurysvlle, the
days following at II NJ.
Reodings Sprays,
E:lh Raaeh
Clear Creek,
Doiage,eeids Ranch,
american Ranck,
Coitonwood
Prairic House,
Potfeys Ferry,
Red Bluffs,
Iehn,aa
.loAnSoa's Roach,
MonroeesHe,
Place, City,
Wales,
Cc',sc and
MorysriNe.
Passengers arriving by this line can be fnrn-
isiied with animals for any part OF the Northern
Mines. by Mr.. james Loag at the Shasta Stock
Market. WM. A. NUNNALLY. Agent.
ST. Charles Hotel.
Shasta, Aug. 18Th 1853 anl3f
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s5e,0OO ESEsgAHD.

- SUCH HAS NET OUR EYES q
sETS on many occasions lately. but "a
E=Iszz2.A our wish is To let our friends
and The public know that we are ready 10
furnish specifications and plans on all kinds OF
buildings. All kinds of job work dane with
neatness aud dispatch. Furniture OF all kinds
such as Betsteads. Cots. Lounges. Sofas Chairs.
Dining, Breakfast Stand and Centre Tables. al
WAYS ON hand ali kinds of Sash made to or
der. Turning of all kinds done to order.
All or,lersior work ia our line will be prompt
IL attended to-
Shop at The head of Main street Shasta.
,narla If CCRTISS & HUGHES.
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20 woman al Beiiinzoui, IN the canton Of
Nicino, lately gave birth 10 twins, boy and q
girl, closely united The one to the other in one
body, bnt having two heads. four arms and four
legs. The phenomenon was born alive, but
died IN ten minutes after. The body, with the
consent of the parents, has been sent TO tue hos
pital Of Novarrs. TO be preserved In the cabinet
.! anatomy.
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p. S. was told that rich Baron what lives
on q ranch below was going to build Opery
House bere-ii he does, wont it be gen,ee here
IN The winterl NJ
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LEVI II. TOWER.
UNION HOTEL. wEAyEasVaLs.E

UNION II , r Il: " Z ' :. e Z L q Z.
SIS SCHNABEL & co. TAKE PLEA
sf3iiil sure i'll announcing that the = Union
Ill Ho,el'' is again open for the accoinnioda-
ton OF The public.
We do NOT hesitate 10 promise every comfort
and convenience to be obtained at The best no
tells in this portion OF he State
Our table aud bar will always be supplied
with the best articles 10 be procured III the mar
ket.
We can also furnish comfortable private rooms
for families.
Weaver>ille, May Z. 1853 mv7f
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NnUSTaINEgRs is THE CiTIss.-The CONNER
cio5 Advertiser the arrival sn San FraBcisco
of Kit Carson, Tim Goodale. John L Ratchin,
Lucian Maxy ell, Joseph Walker and John O.
I.npson. all celebrated back wood .,uen
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uppKR MOuNTAaN sas,U.i..

IPPEK MOUNTAIN KENUsis.
Mr. THIS HOUSE. LONG KNOWN TO
nisfI travellers and packers as one OF the
1919, hest lsonses an this route, is situated
ai.sest halfway between Weaservlile ana Siias-
ia An excellent table is always provided. aud
the Bar has constantly on hand supply OF HE
best Liquors and Cigafs.
Good accommodations for mules and horses
can always he bad. aud cousiant supply Of
Has aid Barley is always kept on hand.
]. MCLAUGHLIN,
ie1ltf prn',rlstor.
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HALL s. CRANDALL's L. =. MAIL
LINE FROM SHASTA TO
MarYsxiIle mud Sacruancuf0 lify.

TEnEJtA MESSRS. HALL & cArnk
$3.50 Crandai have the 1-zzssss7-a--
pleasure 10 announce, that the above line OF
stages is again in full and active operation from
Shasta through Marysville to Sacramento.
This line is stocked with American horses.
that cannot be surpassed or equaled in Calitor-
MA, and draw the most superb Concord Coaches
TO be found ON any road in tire State.
The proprietors of this Line pledge them
selves 10 The travelling community, that they
more ease, cheaper. and in hetter style. than
any other line this route. They have tia.
uilnos, confidence in off, ring this pledge from
| the fact thai the drivers employed on this line
are all experienced in their business. and
temperate aud responsible men. Passengers
pairpnizing This line may rely upon every at
tion beng shown them.
The stages, until further arrangements Will
leave Shasta every snosnrg at o'clock, and
arrive al MiHysSisie iie following inorsiiug al
e'clnck lease Marysvllle at Z o'clock and
arrive al Sacramento City at II NJ. Che ruiz
ming time p lours) in time oiake the steamers
! for San Francisco
This being the Daily United States Llail Line,
the stages stop at The following intermediate
places.
Lower Springs, Lawson's, Hamilton,
Canon House. Lawson's Eliza,
Clear Greek, Oak Crrore, plumas.
Cotton woods Bidwelfs, Nicolasts,
Red Bluffs, Meats Rauch, Marysviile.
Tellama Chasley's Ranch
II Office at Adams & Co.'S Banking House.
THOMAS ]. FLYNN, Agent
SHASTA, Mag 1852. my7tf
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CRAM. ROGERS 81 CO.'S
aud OrcrOIs EIxprcsa.

a, "a Connec'ing al Shasta ri
&TleSyS-A 4 ANS s. Co.'S veli
5.s5SS&s- kfoxz ard s;srirdifed Pa
c,fc aad .t-fan'c Express.
TRAM. ROGERS & CO. w,nd NEST re-
~ speciiuy inform the public. that iht have
sn,ide arrans enieiIis 10 forward Weekly Ex-
press to ana from The following places, III cllargt
.of our regular messengers:
Pk.%cGFAL OFFICES.
Yrekn,
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CITY BATH HOUSE.

Rearo} tie California Exchange,
shasta.
6 THE UNDERSIGNED, PROPRIETOR
n of the above establishment begs leave
.sigN to call The attention of tie public al
I" EI large 10 his new and comnlodlu1s
Am3 BATHING Il o q us
,I thassi situated in the rear al tae California En-
eNiY)o chanse-and takes this method Cd IN
w f,r,rins thenI that nothing shall be wanting on
his mart. that viii conduce to the cointoIt OF
those who may favor linn with a call
lie is also p4a.sared TO give SHOWER
BATHS
Single Tickets, 81 %
E;fte.p 10 90
Thirty 10 W
EY- Hot and cold Baths at ali hours.
r,.~,o,f s. LEAN.
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RARTON - sNAVELf,
.isS CARPENTERS AND BCHDERS.
Estimates and specifications made ON all kinds
Of buildings Jobbiug done al the shortest no
lice. Also Rockers. Toms and Sluices always
GU hand and made to order
:. ~ n Seasoned lumber al -says on hand
L,yfsasros BARTON. IIIAa D. SNA,ELr-
,n.rI.,f Shasta City.
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.JaehsoariNe,
Atthoase,
SkGsto.
iVeaverrIe
Pitts5arg.
and I'it Rircr-
Trinity River, Scott Valley,
Scots Bar, Salmon River,
klamath River, Indian Greek
Rosue's RivsT, Hamburg Creek.
Deauwood Greek, Hungry Greek.
tircenhoru Greek. Cherry Creek.
Cottonwood Greek, Hamburger.
Desivillc Crescent City,
Sailor Digginss Nih4heser,
Canenvillc, Portland,
Salem. and
Scott River, Oregon City.
Mc sell al either of Offices
sight Drafts
on ADAMS & Co, III the Atlantic States AMI
sn Europe. Also,
on Adams < Co.'S Offices throughout the Sta'e.
Dcposiscs
Received. special or Otherwise. The high
price ssaid TOR
Treasures, Valuable Packages. Letters &c,
forwarded by re- iIlar messengers With The
almost dispatch.
sS-Parrcuiar attention paid to Collections.
Orders for Goods parcels packages promptly
attended To, and forwarded according 10 in-
structions.
All business entrusted 10 viii be
faithfully and prosrptly cxecu'ed.
iy2 If CRAM. ROGERS & Co.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-02-09

2 Memorial and jalnt resolution to Congress
Tor grant Of land for a rail road from Daven-
pert VIA, Muscallne % Council Bluffs.
: 3. Memorial and jont resolution for change
al s.rv CO on the post route No from Daven-
t.cftt, Mnscat'ne.
Joint resolution asking grant of lard TO and
IN The CONSTRUCTION of rail road FRO" BurllRg-
ton and Keokok IL he Missouri river
Joint resolution on the su i"ct of a grant OF
land II aid in the construct N Of raj! road
from Nc Gre sor,s landing in TIE county of Clay
ton to pnin, the Missouri river at or near
the mouth oi' The Big Sioux river.
Memorial aud jlint resolution for grant of
land TO aud in The construction of railroad from
Dubuque 10 The Missouri river.
JoIui resolution to procure for the State OF
Iowa dnnatisn of Fl Atkinson and the lands
attached thereto
Joint res luton for establishing an additional
land office in tn, No,hern part OF Iowa.
Joint res luton appointing Trustees for the
branch oithe Shle University of the State OF
lava, at Fairfield.
J~intr esnlu ion approprating money to extend
The State L. hfary.
Preamble aud Joint resolution asking Con
grrss t. remove certain restrictions in the act
granting lands to aid in the improvement Of the
DIS MONIES riv r.
joint resolution appointing Il committee Of
Investigation of the affairs OF the Des Moines
river Improvement
Preamble and joint resolution mem"ralzing
Congress t. cause the line of the bali breed
tract in Lee County to be surveyed and eStab-
lished.
Joint resolution authorizing the Secretary OF
Ssa'e 10 forward the Code Of Iowa to the pubic
libraries IL the city Of Washington.
Joint resolution relative TO the distribution
Of The laws to members.
Joint resolution allowing clerk of the SuPre.
me Cnnr, tn use a certain room in the Capitol
for the purpose ct Clerks office.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-02-09
BY SPEEDS LINE.
FURTHER FOREIGN NEWS BY THE
AFRICA.

New YORK, Jan. 81.
The reason of the Africa detention at Liv-
erpool, is said to have been that the Government
was DESTROYS Of sending by her the conhrma-
ton of the Treaty relative to Cana dian recipro
city, and the fishery question lately negotiated
at Washington, between Messrs. Everett and
Champion
The political news by this arrival is an an
nouncement by Lord John Russell, that he will
soon resign in favor Of the Earl Of Clarendon.
It is stated tina, Lord Aberdeen officially mi
mated to Napoleon the desire Of the cabinet to
recognize the Empire on the same terms as bad
been done by the previous ministry, not wishing
to mis,rust The good relations at present exist
ing.
English papers announce the death OF the
Earl Of Stacui, at the age of 50.
Kossuth is about 10 revisit this country, IN
consequence of the election IF the Democratic
candidate for the Presidency His visit will
occur at an early day from France We learn
that Mr. Kves,. the American Minister, had
presented his credentials.
The Prussian and Austrian Ministers had also
made their appearance officially
A Line of French Steamers is to he establish
ed to run between Chesborough and the princi-
pal ports of South America.
The new coin had come into circulation, and
was deemed inferior to that of the First Napo.
leon.
The winter in France and England has been
extraordinary mild.
Spain has under consideration plans for Mil
itary defence of Cuba.
PoRTuGAL-The Cortez assembled on the
I'd inst.
The Dnke Deraldenske informed the House
that General Armstrong; claims referred To
French arb,ration, had been decided in favor OF
Portugal.
The weld &c the Gold Mines in Australia
continues 70 be enormous.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-02-09
WARRINGTON, Jan. 81.


1t is rumored here that an officer in the Gus
tom House, New York, is about to secure an i'm
mensely profitable contract in filling up the Navy
Yard at Brooklyn.
Post Master, Gordon, Of Boston has been au.
thorized to offer such compensation as will Sc
cure Sunday Evening mail, between that city
and New York.
Louis Mclean is now spoken of for the De-
parment of State, IN the new Cabinet, and Mr.
Stanton of Tenn, for the Navy.
CosGnEss House, Mr.. Jenkins announced
the death of Hon A. H Buel, member of the
House, from New York. He spoke brief Eu-
logy, and offered the customary resolutions when
the House adjourned.
SEsArE.-Mr Clemens made his first appear
ance far month
The Deficiency Bill was received from the
House and referred TO the Finance Commit-
tee.
MIR. Hunter submitted resolution for joint
committee to count the votes for President and
Vice President.
Mr. Hale presented petition of the Penn.
Society for the abrogation of Slavery, and the
relief Of free blacks unlawfully held IN bondage
also petition of The Grand River Free viii
Bap.ists asking for Repeal of the Fugitive
Slave Law Laid on the table
Mr. Buers death was announced, and Sew
ard is now speaking Eulogy on his charac.
ter.
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r. C. NAPLES
WHOLESALE & RETAIL STORE
UP TOWN,

One Door South Of Spaulding's Book Store
T HAVE Just received very large stock of Fall ard
i Winter goods and am now prepared 10 furnish all OF
my old friends and as many ones as may favor lie
with cali, with any and every thing in my line thu I
they may desire. My facilities for getting goods are
such that and will sell them low as the lowest.
In my dress goods department have every thing Oft
very latest style, and fatter myself that please
the most fastidious. | have
Dress silks aud satins PLAIN plaid and watered
NJ de LANES of all qualities Poplns
Cobourg cloths Plain and printed cash
Exhibition lustres Canton cloths
French meainos Alpaccas of all qualities
English do French oil gnghams
American oil gnghams English do do
Dress trimmings of every description.
BONNETS.
Florence, Rutland, satin and pearl, White and colorcd
satin and velvet bonnets Also, beautiful stock of
bonnet ribbons.
CARPETS.
very large lot of fine and super fine ingram and
three ply carpetngs, which can sell at manufacture
prices, having bough them extraordinarily low.
STAPLE AND DOMESTIC GOODS.
| have got of the finest Of domestic gooGs
ly low rates, offer great inducements purchasers
CLOTHING.
haze also good stock of clothing boots shoes, hats
and caps. Please call and examine them if you want to
see good article.
GROCERIES,
large lot of bought cheap and for sale
in lots suit purchasers Remember the upper end OF
move dwt
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Mount Pleasant, or SullivaN's
Addition 10 Dubuuue.

AIR. NJ. J. SULLIVAN, has lain off his healthy and
1v1 Picturesque Tract Land on the HILL, the
Residence of Hon. GEo. w. JoNEs into lots of ONE
HALF to THREE QUARTERS of an ACRE each
with eight streets from forty to sixty five feet wide.
The situation commands delightful view of the
rounding country and is far removed fron the mas
matte influences Of the river that Doctors visits will BE-
few and far between There are TWO never failing
springs the Plat, ard good well water be had
on any Lot al depth OF Fifteen Feet Several lots
pready engaged by of the best citizens CT Dubuque
and they designed for Tie sbarban residences of
respectable persons ,nly, it recommended that apca
ton be made soon to CHAS. COOKERY. Agent.
N. r. Plat showing the number and contents of each
OF may be seen at the Agents office. [June 7-dtf
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Law School.

LAW SCHOOL will he opened under the charge
IA Of the Subscribers, in the city of Dubuque, the
first term to commence the first Monday in Noyem-
Der next and terminate the last wee in March.
IL is believed that such Seaool, properly conducted
will be of great and advantage the student
OF Law by aordng him facilities the want of which il
much IL in State. As is our aim TO make this
School in its character and useful TO those
who may il, will devote to it, during the term
our Undivided attention. The Course will consist of
Lectures, Elementary reading, and Examinations. A
Moot Court will be connected with the other exercises
oy er which fns will preside.
The Text Books 10 he used are-Chitty's Blackstone,
Kent's Commentaries, Greenleas Evidence, Stephens
Pleading Story's Equity Pleading and Jurisprudence.
Particular attention will be given to the practice under
the Code of Iowa.
The Law Libraries here are perhaps the best in the
State and nave been kindly assured by the proies
sion that the students have free to them.
Good board can he had at from 50 TO 81 per week.
Charge term of hve MONTHS to be paid i'm advance,
thirty dollars.
]. J. DYER,
Dubuque, Sept. L. s. WILSON.
Letters addressed either both of the above will
he attended
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A VOICE TO THE PUBEIt FKeOAl
The PEOPLES Store!

I1NHE subscriber would Hereby inform the people gen
Il eral in the country well as in the City, that
by regular system of progresson he has enlarged his
business. He has recently returned from the Eastern
Cities having completed the purcha of entire .Neo
and beautiful assortment of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods of every style and quality adapted to the demands
of the market.
1T THE PEOPLES STORE can be found
general assortment of family groceries; superior lot
of fashionable Hats and Caps of every grade; fine
lot of HUFFSa very heavy stock of Boots and Shoes
leather and Findings at
WHOLESALE IND RETAIL.
The subscriber has heen six years in the Boot and
Shoe business and has had LIBERAL patronage. He vii
therefore continue this branch of the business eyten
sve heretofore in connection with the Dry Goods
lie takes this opportunity return thanks old friends
and customers assuring them of desire to serve them
better than ever.
Quick Sales and Small Profits is my MOTTO.
Those wishing cheap goods will find the Peoples Store
the Sign of the BIG BOOT ust the place for them;
and the store open from six O'Clock until nine and the
subscriber and all his Clerks prompt and accommodating.
August 30th dwy d. DECKER.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-02-09

THE CRYSTAL EMPORIUM
By. G. w. BURTON & Co.
Ladies, Misses, Gents and BOYS,
Now's your time for summer Joys,
When ladies' walk in beauty dress'd,
And gents appear in sIIken vest
When lovely nymphs and happy SWANS
Froiic DER the floral plains
BUaToN o. Co. keep pace with time
In business and poetic rhyme
Come from the North. South, East and West
You'll find our goods cheapest and best;
New store, new goods, and profits small,
We guarantee to suit you all,
In muslins, chintz, silks, calicoes,
Cashmeres, domestics, (come and chose,)
Linens, satins, satlnett,
Eonuetis, ribbons, (prettiest yet)
Ali kinds of clothing, ready made
OF every fashion, price and shade
Broad cloths, narrow cloths, coarse and fine,
And all things in the tailoring line;
Boots and shoes 70 land or main, :.
Suited for city. ball or plain;
Dry-goods, groceries, queensware rare,
Glassware, hardware, software, allware,
All kinds OF produce bought and sold,
Or taken in exchange, or gold;
Every kind of Yankee Notion,
Going by perpetual motion,
Musical purses, playing chimes
And notes produced By dollars and dimes.
We mean to please all tastes that come
Within our new Emporium,
So come while fun is all the 90,
20 G. w. Burton & Co,
corner OF aIain and Fourth streets
Dubuque, iowa
N. II. 10 charge for showing,
We ike to keep going
While business is growing,
inch 90, 1852
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-02-09
500 Rook Agents wanted.

TENO sell mum Der of valuable and splendid Books
II books which the People will buy, and books which
are worth hnadred times their cost We want good
active, reliable Agents in every county in the States
Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan and iowa There
is no trade profession that offers the same induce
menfs for money making the Book gency Bushes
II is sure way of making good living and a small
fortune Is almost certain If TACT industry and perseverance,
be exercised. The works sold only by crents and
are not to be found at all in Book Stores, follows:
GOODRlCH'S HISTORY OF ALL NATIONS-l2O7
pages, royal octave, 20 Maps and 700 Engravlngs-n
one or two volumes.
BLAKE'S FARMERS EVERY DAY BOOK-one
large volume, illustrated.
FROST AND BRAKES Indian Wars and Captivi
ties, one volume large svo.
FROST'S Pictorial History of California.
MONIGOMERY'S Life of General Taylor.
JENKINS History of the Mexican War.
81 In addition 10 the above, have list of over
One Hundred choice and valuable books, which can be
sold without regard to territory.
So For catalogues, terms, ETC.. address, pos. paid.
ID. b. COOKE CO..
Publishers of Popular Books, Chicago, Ill.