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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-04-13
MILAN.

Correspondence of the Newark B4ily Advertiser
Milan, Fra ., Io53.--1'his once splendid
cap;tal IS reduced tn The condition OF barrack.
II - II fact g .eat military prison. The mad
mesa IF Aiazzai, who lnspi-ed the htedless
movement OF tn 9th, has bro down ON ih'' ut
most rigor of lis Austrian masters. No "ther
city can ha We prosecuted such drplorab,e spec
taeie since the barbarism of the middle ayes
You may form some idea of the state OF things
when tell you that bn mess is every where
suspendad-lhlt the streets are nearly deserted
by the popu!atloa-taat not more than two per-
sons are allowed to mrct-that all houses are
closed al ) o'clock in tbs ev,nia., when every
body is required to be in d,'rs, uader penalty
ofmlliary arrest that the larges, and fines, pa
laces OF The place, rich in treasures OF art, have
brea seized aud conferred Into barracks Tor the
so.die y--ti.a, no one, that even the market
women and milk,nrn, are allowed to come IN
or leave without special licenscs, and siict ex-
ANIMATION besides-and that the poor journey
men mechanics and iaboiers without en-
plormen', and suffering for want of bread.
we arrived here from Venice three days ago,
and after having been turned INSIDE out, were
placed under $ riot pel:ce Surveillance at The ho
tel We have recovered our passports, how
ever. ana procured License TO leave TO morrow
We are The only strangers at the largest hotel
in the city, which strangers gensraliy avoid as
they would den OF lions. The government
has imposed ueavv extra lax upon the city,
in order to pay the expenses OF these new re
s.rictions, as i. they were not OF themselves
punishment, enough Of the innocent many FIR
the folly of the few; aud there is credible ru-
NOR to dry that the Emperor has issued de-
cree con.iscatns The estates ot the rich nnbe
men VIII, now find refuge in ether countries
The ainuua. Of property thus conscased Is es'I-
mated at 800 millions OF francs Hundreds OF
her honorable aad innocen. families will thus be
reduced t. proverty by q single strike Of the
impsrial pen.
Austria has largely increased ito military
forces IN Lonbardy, and keeps strict watch on
the borders o! 8 vitzer'and and Sardinia, which
are regarded as The nesting places OF reyola-
,ioni.t. Everything is quiet now, and we danoi
Anticipate farther Disturbances in Italy at pres
cnt
The whole body Of Swiss residents here and
ia the ucishb ,r,,,d, have also been banished
BY the same imperial mister, in retaliation for
s,uls alleged offence ON the part OF one OF the
Cintsnj OF Switzerland.
The number OF souls thus summary driven
from |, ,use aud ilasnc in the midst OF winter IL
estimated 1T 1909! But dare not write more
here. You shall have some melancholy Incl
dcnts when VIC reach o free city.
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SHOT GUNS, RIFLES AND Pl:TOLS
Jacob T, Mack.
CYRCS ERKlLL
w NJ. TAYLrR,
Dnhunue Rome & Irvine Factory

I'M: undersigned continuing to carry on the business
1 menced urdar the late firm of T,ylor. Btrkiii
and Noreland would respectfully solicit continuance
the heretofore extend ID patronage by Merchants q"
this city, and at the same time we would assure all tha
will be neither energy ingenuity wanting Il"
furnish such article of Cordage &c, as cannot BAL
give entirs satisfaction WIN. TAYLOR & TO.
Sanf lMf
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JENNY I4iSp.-1he New York Courier learns
directly and from the very best authority, that
the family difficulties which were recently said
o have determined this distinguished artist to
turn to this country, DO not exist in the least
degree and tina. there is no present prospect
Of cur hearing her again from any cause what.
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CInCInniII, ApIII =
The steamer G ,lrles.on, " itch left This city
last light fnr Nj np,is, struck sna. near
Rising Sun an sunk immediately.
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Boston. Much 30.

IN the House Of Representatives yesterday
ihs mo ion t. substitute The general banking
iaw for tha prestu sys EN-, was defeated by a
test vota of 1877 To 10Y.
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WORTH KNOWING.

4 HAT at OHalorsn's may he found some Of the best
AMI cheapest fes in the city: black and green, Of
various quality, and Of rent fisver. he trade sns
p'ef y s0ali advance on SHsa. Lovers Of good tas
D...,.., :. ,s -. !. =" s., Nam s''''s
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r.. FITZPATRICK,
TAILOR, &c

TAILOR, &c,
nEGs to his very best thanks TO his friends
ID and the public of Dubuque and ITS viciny for the
very liberal patronage which they nave hosowea %" MN
for the last fifteen years, in this city.
The proprietor would now inform his friends ana Iht
public Dubuque, that he receives on or about me !h
of every month"; the New York, Boston, drlpiha,
Paris nd London Reports of Fashions from the best and
most on prtent fashionsts in the world.
The If this establishment is entirely conhned
q measure trade.n
Nubuuue. AprI 80. 1851. If
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9rOuSTyc OH

IIOOS1fC UIl.
For he of DEAFNESS, pains, snd the discharge
from the alsoall those disaereeabIe
like buzzine Of insects, falling OF water whizzing
Of g: en-. &C. &C., which symptoms Of approaching
aeafness, and aso generally attendant with the disease
Ans O-y T. MASON. A4s1t.
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Exchange Ola ST. Louis
THE Road TO HEALTH!
HOLLOW AVS PILLS.
CURE OF A DISORDERED LIVER AND BAD
DIGESTION.

CURE OF A DISORDERED LIVER AND BAD
DIGESTION.
Copy ef Letter fran Mr.. r. ". Krkus, Chemist, :,
Prescott street, Lioerpooi, dated 9Th Jane, 1851,
To Professor HOLLOWAY:
SIR-Your Pills and ointment have stood the hi CHEST
list of Proprietary Medicines for some
year. customer, tn whom can refer for any ell
quries, de- Tres fo let know the particulars at
her She had been trGRbied for Years with dis
order liver, and bad dige On I'll. last occasion,
however, tie virulence OF the attack alarming,
and III" inflammation sever ", that doubts
entertain d # her teing able tu bear uLder
il; fortunately she induced try Pills and
>ie Hfrrms that aft the first, and each succeeding
dose sh had relief. she continued take them
and although he used only rliree oxes, she Is in
the Ell II 4 erfsc health lro,d have
many mare cases. but the ahovr. from the serery Of
the "tak and The sperdy cure think speaks much in
favorsf your astonishing pills.
(>ignet) EW. KIPkCS.
An Extraordinary Cure Of Rheumatic Ferer in
Fan Dtemans Lind.
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Batf.io, March 31-IlA. NJ.

Since the recep, osthe franklin advices, %.
QUO bbs Mich & 'ur have been sod at 1857
"a
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K1cip,c q Never

CORNER OF Main aud Third streets. Dubuque Iowa,
would most respectfully inform the ctiz OF lm-
sT0R Fl where ~ -s keep constantly on hand large
variety Of Havana ana domestic Cigars az also fine
sale and Retail.
Genfemen give US a call. lmay %, dy.!
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A deduction will be made to pupils pursuing the or
nanentai connection with the solid branches
Pupils entering during tn term wi be charged proper
tionafely bur deduction will be made FOR absence
except IN cases of sickness.
semi L. ss2-dwGh
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John Il. Smith & Co.

Z. SMITH & co., GALENA.
RESPECTFULLY offer to the
public their new aud well-assorre'i
Stock of WATCHES, JEWEIkY,
FANCY GOODS, &C., all Of the
latest fashions. Theft facility Of
buying cheap In the eastern marx
cts, enables them tosell "cheapf
than the cheapest F."
Clocks, Watches, and Jewelry !.
carefully repaired and WARRANTED
By T.. Katie nbach. ).
4.tThe highest prices WILDE paid
tx
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L III L
FORTHCOMING
EXHIBITION.

ATNEW YORK, will doubtless be little behin1
HrITs GREAT PRO- ~, III
THE WORLDS FAIR" AT LOSDDN,
with regard either t. magnificence oi ex'e and 10
keeb NICE with the times which continue to Indicate an
s.ONWARD 4 UPVAsD"
tendency the Dubuque WoRLps Fam s'ili retains inc
lead in RICH AND FASHIONABLE GOODS M !oper
prices than any oihei House this 81 lie OF New YORK.
The first To conceive and put into execnt on l'E
PROJECT of selling at the smallest advance eyer East
ern Cost we hope by adbering to the very letter OF our
promises receive continuance OF the very Dfa Fa'
rona.e already awarded The public Will be pleased
to learn that we have put the pric on every ar
Gle Of the
Remaining Part
of our Stock in order to cl way for the immense
Spring Stock which in due time will mike ITS appear
anc.. Come, then, and secure Bargains while
THE CHANCE is OPEN.
Hitherto our Goods have been going off with
only .Raraad Rapdity," but from this ont IT may be
reasonably expected thai they will move off with
ELECTRIC LIKE VELOCITY.
De L,iaes. Mastias, Faaae's, O1mes.ics,
md Linen Goods.
~ al kinds selling OF mtfve inn-ly cheap There Is
~ tin spirit II ,stna about ih:scal at she swords
Ftr aud onvjnce that we are sgllIug Goods
tas hey he retail ed or East
OUR AIM : To PLEASE AND SATISFY ALL.
OUR MOTr1-
"l.ARGE SALES u SMALL pBOFlIS,
grand no Trouble 10 show Goods.
uuREAN r. l.AWLfR,
Dubuuue IAN I5th-f Fas,tt's New Building,
Main ST. above 3d.
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Sligo Iron & Hardware.
FARLEY a. CHRISTIAN,

FARLEY " CHRIS MAN,
! r their old stand, would inform
II their customers aud others. that
they are in rece pt OF a very
! / !:
H L4RGE ASSORTMENT
nNa Or Heavy AND SHgLF Hardware.
XAM3EE CUTLERY, &c. &c.
~ which purchased by member
m IN of our firm in New York City,
Z N N pressy for this market.
GA Also, we have on hand and expect
tokeepa much more extensive assert
CA.TiNGS 4 TiNWARE,
than yer beore offered market Those wishing
To purchase either 1T
~ iOIeslIc or Retail,
are nvt.l c, As Il, our prices, we leave the plr
chaser To determine whether they high or low. One
thing we can safely say, W. have the goods. hey wer
buu.iIt tie best terms aud in the hast MARKET and we
are anxious to sell them,
U Sign Of the SLIGO IRON & HARDWARE, No. IL,
BANK ROW, MAIN :TREET.
Dubuque, Aug. &c, 80. daw-y
DLATFoRM, Counter, Tar,pi,n, Tea and Pastry
Scales very large sss"Tt9sm on hand ana tor
ID BLOWS, Anvils, Vices, sledges, Hammers and
ID longs, alarge assortment in storeand for sale
FARLEY & CHRISTIAN
A LARGE quantity of galvanized chain and pump
n fixtures in store and for sale bv
FARLEY and CHRISTM.4Jv
q HEET Iron and Tin plate 100 bundles sheet iron,
- and so boxes tin plate in store and tor saie by
FiRLEY and CHRIs7.M7.E
~ ARtGN Ems N
nITR stock Planes of all Kids hachets, hammers,
" drawing knives. ETC., etc. is large and complete
Also stock Of House furnishing Hardware complete
and extensive, and i'll he sold At prices that cannot fail
to suit purch lsers, at the Old stand, ty
FARLEY and CTRfsT.H4N
n Casks Of Log aud Trace chains just received per
/ " EyceIsiar AMI for -ale liz F.&C T.,
= II Boxes Simonts, Collius', and Davis axes, just
~ received auI for sale nv
FARLEY K CHR IsTMAN.
800 KEGS of Nails rsGrea az = EsIeli 1[ yale
= n DDZ. shnveis and spades variety OF brands, in
Nv store sud far sale by T. and G..
TWIN PLiIE ,tc.,A large lot of Tin Plate, Sheet
Brass and Copp r, Sheet link. Lead Pipe. etc. in
store and for sale by FARLEY and GlIRISrMAN.
Ang. 10 dwy.
GTEEI.-3 large lot of cast STEEL f. b. Steel, A. B.
y ST cl Spring and slab do IN stare and for sale nv
Aug. ~, dwy FARLEY and CHRISTIAN
4 coon assortment Of iron Ax!es, Buggy Springs,
IA Smt,s Bellows Moiise, Hale and Am rican An
wills, Crowbars, Scdges, Hammers, SC. in store and for
sale by FARLEY and CHRISTIAN
ID 00N Cook, Pahor and Heating stoves on
GN OOO hand and FOR sale. Also a large lot Of
tHdY Tin ware at reduced prices.
~ FARLEY 4 CHRISTIAN.
>Iigo and Tyrone Iron.
IN TONS assorted Bar Iron; 1886 bundles assorted
Sheet Iron; so bundles Nail Rod Iro1; I6O bars Slab
Iron, received by late arrivals and for sale.
FARLEY and CHRIsTMAN.
Ann 81 ,so-d,w-v
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WHY Il il that delicate females can endure 90
mucl,i They canexpose themselves to all sort
~ ~eas,er. in thin dresses, thin shPpers, thin
bonness, AMI pet not seem 10 feel i They
"a, endure innunprabIe hards'ips winch
would lay Us men Cat on oar backs. and yet
s,,rv vii sin keep up and enjoy themselves.
And ,hsy can d, al this, despite Of false rdnca-
fioe. tight iasine, indoor occupation and ceden,
tarv hsh,,s. How il il that woman can stand
S. ,nnrh more ,Isan man Il i rssiIy answsf g
sine 6s>spases less. Here . SOLUTION 70 me
wiole nv Try. Let her d.s.ipais e nsnen g
sr,n,, 49, 4, addition 70 what she sIstrdy under.
...s II LILLE while the humsu 49, would
49, SSfnrN. Y. Dsy Hsek.
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SpECTAcrrS

Of all kinds, and Glasses suit every defect
Of sight.
AIarge variety .. CLOCKS constantly receiving. and
sold wholesale a. d retail.
NJ Watches carefully repaired and warranted; also
All kinds OF Work done with neafn and patch
Terms moderate ,!e pay cash for old silver and Cali
fUrnia . y June 25-dwly.
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It's perhaps cot generally known that the
onlv area Of shabisab!e ground in Australia IL
that which skirts the seaeoast, and Is only OF
3o3 miles deep Beyond this into the great
heart Of the island stretches dismal desert
s,nis drified into high and isnpenisrahle rock T!
There are few rivers in the country-indeed
there are none deserving the name, f'r few
keep running the entile year Most OF these,
strange to say, run inland! And instead OF iali-
iny i,.o lake are absorbed into the thirsty des-
erl anon, the bnrnning sands! The improveble
lands on the coast are, however, highly produc
tive Of fruits and grains Of every decript'on, and
the pasturaac II magnificent.
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ESLOUR-lest City Brands, warranted 10 give entire
+ sA1isfaction, eeostnnsiy keps fhr sale by
0LePcKB o0ReOeDeR.
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r.. MASON.

IT. MASON,
TTAS JUST RECEIVED and offers for sale the larg
IL est aud best selected stock of PATENT MEDI-
CINES, offered in this city. Every article war
ranted pure and genuine. The following articles
prise part of his stock:
AGILE MEDICINES. Jayne's Alternative,
Osgaod's India Colagogue, David's Pain Killer.
Smiths Tonic Syrup, Louden's 8.
Rowand's MIXTURE, Hays Liniment for Piles,
Mort,more's American Headache Remedy;
Tonic, Great Western Indian Pa
Bragg's Tonic Pills, naceI,
Louden's s. NIcl.ane's Pills and Yer
SARSAPARiLLAS. mifnge,
BULBS Sarsapariila, Farreil's Arabian Linz
Townsend's g ment,
Shaker &C Gardners I" &c
Cnmstock,s " Galvanic Remedies.
LoItden's 6 PlLLSi
COUGH MEDICINES. Smiths Sugar Coated
Jayne's Expectorant, Bragg's Sc &c
I.oudeu's 6 Brandret tbs virgins and
Rodgers Iiverwort Tar Jaynes Sahave Pills,
and ''aucIiaagua, with number of others,
Wlst,rs Balsam Hair Tonnes,
Hamiitnn'si Ough Drops, Hair lies,
GaSrman'S Elixir Mexican Mustang Lini
German filters, ment,
Moffatt's Pbenix Biiters Tllompson's Eye-Water.
and Pills.
Ia he had at the Good Samaritan stove Main street.
april 2n-twv 7. MASON.
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Livery Stable.

Livery Stable.
On 4h bet,cecn Main and Locust streets Cuy Hotel
LYMAN & SHOMO,
IrAVING had their stable, horses &C. hrt
i have now built able, and purchased tresf
horses harness, saddles bngges carriages s"kies
etc to which thew invite public examinat On and frai
ire pledge ourselves keep good horses, carriages
etc.. be found anyNhere in the Northwest dt n'
ask trial.
~. Highest prices paid tor corn. oats andhay
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every Family should have Copy
I'm mcaiuabie Book, only 25 cents per copy.
Man KNOW THssELr.

nG. HUNTERS MEDICAL MANUEL and hand
IL Book for the afflicted. Containing outline Of the
origin, Pr"gr SIS, Treatment and Cure of every form of
disease, contracted b, promi>ruons xnai intercourse,
by self abuse rby xua excess, with advice for their
prevention. written in familiar ST, e, avoiding all med
ical techncate-. and thing that would offend the
car .! decency from the result of some twenty years
ssinl pracce exclusively devoted to the of
diseases OF delicate orprivate nature.
To which is added receipts for the cure of the above
diseases and treatise the causes. symptoms and
six copies dollar; will be forwarded to any of
the United states bv mail, Tree OF postage. Address,
hostage paid ''Box 1876 post Office the author, 80
North Seventh ST., Philadelphia.
FIFTY DOLLARS FORFEIT. DR.. Hunter wilItar
cit $50 failing 20 cure OF secret disease that
under his ctre, matter hnw long Standing
or affecting Either sex are invited To his private rooms
S North Seventh at, Philadelphia without fear of inter
rup'ion from other patients Strangers an others who
have Ell unfortunate in the sci, crion of Physician
are invit d IL call.
INrDTENCY. Through unre-irained indulgence of
the passions, by excess self abuse the evils
merous. Premature impof Hcy, involuntary seminal
diScharg s. wasting =" the rgans, loss of memory, dis
taste for female society, general hy or constitutions
al der iHseTnenf T., fJlloy. Ii necessary
suit The D"cfor; Il" Offers perfect cure.
READ AND REFlE n. The afflicted wGiild do wei.
TO fleet hefre Ini sting rhearh and happiness. and
in MANY cases their lives, int he hands ot phys clans
ri this cl; of mals dies I; is certainly mpos
sihle tor TO understand all tn. ills the human
family subj TO. Every respectable ply sican
his peculiar branch in which lie is successful than
his brother professors and 10 that lie devGtes most Of his
time and study
YEARS OF PRACTICE. exclusively devot d 10 the
study and treatment of diseases of III. sexual organs,
geih rwiii ulcers upon the body, throat legs,
paiHs in The head hnnes mercuria r
lures craveis, rr guarries diseases arising r YOUTH
fu excuses impurities nfIhe blood, whereby the
sritulion has become enfeebed enables The Dr. offer
sp edy relieft may nlace tn. under his
lr Medicine fn warded tn any part of the United
States. Prict five and ten dollars p. rpackage.
Nov. l2th '5a-wIyr
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Iitors 0ffhe NDuD0reii.

7 to tHt LUttVIS u tHt .EUHPHTttt.
GEsrLtMES: Allow me, through the nedi-
| um Of your valuable paper, to state that hold
til au har of the alsehoods related of me in 20
q rs San, duly paper ltth March, utterly
beneath NV contempt erea that viii not hazard
my name and position by reply. No more
4laek raui ctn ever BE- levied me. beg to
bear testimony To The kindness and gailan'ry of
every ether journal in the Queen city of the
! Yves.
Marie DE L,ssrELp HEALp LOLA MoSrEz.
March 18th, 1853
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Dubuque Mutual Fire In
Surauce COmpanv.

WI ceRA0~ SA1E y
'INHE above Company has been operation four years
and has done a fair share II bu siness. Tie ex-
pense ot the insured during that time has b. less
one HALF the cost OF insurance in ether pany
upon sniiar pro1erty II is the only Company in iowa
aud losses can always he adjusted al home. The per-
sons insured h"com, The stockholders OF the Company
and therefore the company tail. We solicit the
business of the country
DIRECTORS
Richard Benson David Decker
James l.. Langworthy F. V. Goodrich
Lawrence Molony J.P. Farley
Timothy Mason H. :. IIerherington
N. MoOiey &c Shields
l.. Langworthy A. Iormier.
.V.GOODRICH, PresI
F. L. BIsssLL, Secretary.
Z. LANGwoRTHy, Surveyor.
AGENTS Offices
o F. Stevens, Esq, Garnivillo, Clayton Co. n. 4
Spur ESQ.,. Bellevue. Jackson COUNTY; Jonas Clark
ESQ. Naquoketa; A. IIariand. Esq, Marion, Lirn
county Z. V. Carter Esq, Elkader, CLAYTON county
Dubuque, Nov. u, dwtf.
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Partisan and New York
FASHIONS, FOR THE
IOWA CLOTHING STORE,
Main ST., Dubuque.


Gentlemen, Of every nation
Every ocean, land and station;
High and low, short and tall;
All and one, one and all,
Goto Heinsheiner's.
Heinsheimer has in store,
Goods-who witness will adore,
Ye who want and wish 10 buy,
Call as We are passing by,
At HeinSheimer's.
Transformers coats are best,
For such they are by all confessed,)
Their texture, manufacture, styles,
Are unsurpassed. For proof see piles,
At Heinshe,mer'
We who would clothe the sacred breast,
In the most famed and splendid vest,
And ga Ia mode, daily rove,
The parlor, ball room, city, grove,
Buy at Heinsae,mcrs
Ye who want for Fashions Pants,
And seek tn crafty your wants,
Proceed TO Reinstatement stand,
And constantly you'll find on hand,
II. Heinshei1acr.
And lastly who wish to be
Adorned with Gold and Jewel-y,
Or armed with pistols and Bowies, go,
And choose from out the gorgeous show
fit Heiashe mcrS.
Dubuque, Nov. 18th, so daw-y
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NOTICE,

TIlHE partnership heretofore xisting between MA
L THEW TStliIRGl and FRANCIS SGIIUMA
CHER, under the name of TSCIiIRGI & SCHUHAA-
CHER, has this day been Dissolved b, mutual consent,
all those indebted I" said firm requested AXE
immediate payment To MATHEW TsClIlRGI and all
those having deT nds against said finn. present them
To him, he alone is hnriZed settle the ncr,n.
TsCtifHGt & SCHUlIMACHER.
Semi Z 1870
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CEDAR RAPIDS
FEMALE SEMINARY
Miss e. Calder, Principal.

slNTE Fall term Of this institution will commence
1 on the second Monday in September The services
OF accomplished teacher of ucc has heen secured.
and other necessary assistance Pupls wishing all
themselves of the opportunity OF learning music
hive the advantage OF the Piano at the Institution
Young ladies' from distance be accommodated with
boari good families, and moderate the
school, No pains will be spared in the cultivation of the
orats and manners OF the pupils.
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COUNTESS or L,SsrELp.-The Cincinnati
Nenpareii, ofytsterday, contains the following
Yes crdiy this lady Of word-wide renown
p,id a visit I, the Office IF The Nnnpareil, and
daring more Than an hours conversation con
vnced us Of our preconceived opinion IF her,
VIZ: That she is one OF the ,..nst intelligent wo
IN n LIVING, and the only diplnmatist that ever
oied Prifce Meternch With tile politics aud
geography Of Enrop she appears to be well in
rn,ed. In feeling she is democratic, and when
we frs, saw her in the office she had compos
in. stick in her hand engaged in setting type,
To the astnnishment of all The c,mpositors in the
room '.setting up" the following communica-
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HAVING bought cut my former partner SIR. SCHU
MACtlER. would inform my friends and customers.
and The public generally that will carry Gro
rery Business. the lid stand Main T. olp sire
The new Cathedral, my account, and, being
thankful for the patronage Ter otCre cAt Hdsd The
firm, very respectfully solicit contran,e Of the
sane. | will always keep on hand. general assert
ment OF Groceres. Wines and Liquors: and will sell
chean any House in the I itv.
Sept 9.6n,d MATHEW TSCHlRGI.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-04-13
X f NO Al.

The Iowa Clothing Store has been recently
removed, and INV opened on the corner OF
Sd and Main streets