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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-06-22
Candles,
Paints, Oils a. VarniSh.

GILLESPIE, at No. ], Globe Building has just
n, received large stock of P7LN1'S of all kinds.
Lnseed Tanners, Lard and Olive Oils Copal, Japan
aad Leather Varhish, which is Offered at the lowest
prices. Dubuque, May 5th. SO. y
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-06-22

FiHE AND Loss OF LIFE The Steamer Kate
S,oinney was discovered to be on fire on Sun
day morning last, when entering the mouth OF
the Missouri river The was Immediately run
for small Island, but grounded on the bar be
fore getting close enough for the passengers to
ret ashore. There was great alarm and coniu-
sion among the passengers, and quite nGnbeI
jumped overheard, among whom were several
females But all were rescued with the excep
ton of three deck passengers Another deck
passenger lost his life by falling through The
hatch = (IicgU0 Press.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-06-22
NOV ADVERTISEMENTS.
Change Change Change
DU BUG UE PRIC rs

the order Of the day. and the public hereby no'
fed that Messrs. CURRET and LAWYER nave lis day
sold all their right, title aud interest IN the oF
FAIR and magnificent contents Of Goods, wares ana
Merchandise Messrs. MORGAN, CuRRAN and CoaPAHY,
of this city; well their good will and custom winch
has been literally showeed upon the rair, ana, n
eonclusn after returning thanks TO generous pnc IN
their unlimited patronage, they cordially recommend me
rsro WUrd's Far" to all persons who have been 90
cus,oned 10 buvng tn mseyes rich at the Od Worlds
Fair CUhkEN q Law Lr",
Dubuque Iowa, May 25, 1853. daw-t
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-06-22
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.

New York, June 10.
The Asia arrived last night with dates from
Liverpool 10 the Attn inst.
Breadstuffs active and advancing.
Wheat two pence higher.
Flour advanced one shilling on the week
active speculative and consumplive demand
Quotations are, Western Canal 23s 6da 24s6d
Ohio 25a25s Cd White wheat Is 2da7s id
Red and mixed 6s 9da9s.
Corn unchanged. Beef firm. Pork IN
changed Bacon quiet and firm Lard triAe
lower Talow quiet. Ashes unchanged-lim
tied demand.
Cotton steady. Sales of the week, $4,000
bales
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-06-22
R1ltiLnnre lure Ii. 1853

Galveston dates to the 81 inst IRE received.
Gen Clarke, Of New York, ex-Gov, Paine. Of
Vermont r. Greedy, Of /; ,ston, and ID. w. c.
Clarke, OF Yermenl, composing the exploring
party sent out by the Pacific Railroad Company
in New York to examine the country for line
of road through Texas, had arrived at Austin
They were to leave for Fort Graham to meet
Gen Rusk, with whom they will explore the
country west of Ell Paso.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-06-22
Attn OF july

Arrangements being made to celebrate this aEnl
versay Of National Independence throughout the
United States, and at the Empire Cheap Store, to
crafty all who wish Staple and Fancy Dry Goods of any
kind cheap" receiving weekly fresh supplies
keep the assortment complete and will sell at
the smallest possible advance to Ii who may wish to
purchase.
just received the latest styles Of Dress Goods, Swiss
check Jaconet and cordees, Muslin for Bonnets, SC,
&c, with general assortment of House Furnishing
Goods for city and country trade. Rccolect is "down
town,'at RUSSELL'S, corner of Main and Second-ss,
first below the NAPLES House.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-06-22

HoLoray's Ointment dad Pills haze cured an liberated
Leg and Prsueated .4mputatoaThe wife of Mr.. Pays,
of 6. Court House, Cheapside, Birmingham, suffered
for more years from dreadfully ucerasa limb
during great portion of that time she was under medi
cal treatment AZ Birmingham, where she frequently told
that sputation must ultimately take place, il was
impossible TO heal the wound. However, under the ad
vice of her friends she tined Holowa,s Ointment and
Pills, which, have effected perfect cure, and she
strongly recommends others similarly afflicted TO use
them; after This proof OF their efficacy in OF the
worst of cases.
~ H. BI.KslEr ST. Louis General Agentfo Mis-
sour, Illinois and Iowa
For sale in Dubuque, by A. GILLEsrIT, ". r. ALLEN,
aud DR.. Il. MASON.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-06-22
GHea. Sake OF Real Estate.

TIME public hereby notified that by order Of the
Il Comfy Court Of Dubuque County, Iowa, made at the
jane Term thereof A. ID. 1853, all the right title ard in
Of Charlie Padord Decd III and 10 the undivided
half the West half Of the n. L. Ia and the n. W.
u OF the s. L. Ii, and the \. E. 4 OF tie $ W. o. Ii
Section No. 20 in Township S. n. Range | East. Also,
the undivided half Of the s. L. IA OF the y T. Il
Section No. %, Township %, " Range, We, OF the
IN principal meridian Will be Offered for sale by Richard
Cox 4actoraer at his Store, III hlan-st., city of Du-
buqc, O'Clock in the afternoon Of tho 18th day Of JHp,
4. d. 1852 public aucOn fo cash 10 the highest and
best bidder
The public Gyhcr not ed tiat tic remaining und
vjod hat OF the above Real Estate now owned by Thorn
Dempsey Will be offered iof sale at tie same time and
piece. j. ; COVE,
admir- OF said Estate.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-06-22

IMPORTANT TO DIsPERIlcs.-- pg ]. S. I!ouGltons
Pepsi the true digestive Fluid, Castle Juice, pre-
ared feem Rcnnet, The Fourth Stomach OF tie OK
after directions OF Baron eihg the great fhysolo &c
al Chemist by J. : Houghton NJ. u. Philadelphia Pa
Thiss truly wonderful remedy for indigestion, Dys-
psa, Jaundice, Liver Complaint, Constipation and
Debility curing Nature own Method, by Natures
own Agent, the Gastric Juice Pamphlets containing
scientific evidence of value, furnished by agents sfa-
It's. See i.otsa among Medical Advertisements.
a. GILLESPIE, Agent.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-06-22
The following conundrum. is. we be-

The following conundrum, is, we be-
lieve new, and very nearly as good as Burkle's
famous one. sWhat is majesty stripped of its
externaIs A Jest !! what makes reason trea-
other question, which perhaps some of on
readers may be able to answer When man
cannot contain himself is it because he is too
large or too small ?
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-06-22
LATEST NEWS.

The Charleston Standard thinks that Mrs.
Singleton. now living in the Williamsburg dis
trict, in that State, is the Oldest woman in the
world She is now in the one hundred thirty
first year of age. Her mental faculties are still
uujmnairpd
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-06-22
Cincinnati, June Is, 1855.

The steamers James Milnger and Memphis
No | were destroyed by FIRE at their dock last
night. They had been laid up for some days,
in consequence Of low water.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-06-22
horticultural Exhibition.

The Members of the Dubuque County Agricultural ana
horticultural Society," and all others Interested are hereby
notified that there viii be Exhibition q the Court
House. on Saturday, the 25th inst, at o'clock T. NJ
FIRING on your Fruits and Flowers. The Ladies are ea
pecially invited to attend.
By order ef Ike rrssids,t
II. S. HETHERDGToN, Secretary
Iune I5tl, l9s3 wjtdIOt
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-06-22
Cincinnati, June Is.

Cincinnati, June is.
Craig. who was arrested for forgery, was ex
amincd before magistrate, who without hear
ing the prisoner, expressed himself satisfied Of.
his guilt, and in default Of bail committed him
to Jail.
The trial Of Kissane, Will,rd, Fuller and
Hichlls for forgery, commenced 10 dsv in The
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-06-22

The ten mile trotting match at New Orleans
on the 2oth ult., was won by "Neddy, in 50:
40. The race was in harness. The first mile
was made in 2:33, and the last in 3:;}9.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-06-22

A Floral fair was held in Philade'phla last
week, the proceeds Of which amounted 10 Sooov'
which will be expended in establishing nome
for ffiendless children.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-06-22

Poetry is the flour of literature prose Is .'s
corn, potatoes, and meat SATIRE is ,ne d9ia.oI
It's; wit is the spice and pepper; love 'e''e's
are the honey and supar, and letters containing
remit,ances are The apple dumpIings.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-06-22

NJ is stated that nearly all the buildings In
the VICINITY of the New York Crystal Palace
are engaged for GROCERIES, gambling ana pros
tltuton
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-06-22

z --z wse IN seeing and old gobbler trying
5 swaJIew COTTON string, facetionsly remarked,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-06-22
PROVOkINQ.

L. To get up bright and early Sunday NOT
ming and after spending halt an hour in brushing
an old coat into a church-golng condition, lind
it belongs TO your s'chum : But you have the
consolation of feeling tina, you have done
philanthropic act.
g To thing you are stealing kiss from the
lips of your pretty cousin, and then lind that
you have saluted the black servant girl. But
you haze the consolation of feeling that you
have shown eGmmendable contempt Tor the
distinction Of color
3. To spol The face of We dollar bill in
"ices" and the opera on young lady, who in
nocently informs you that her husband is in
California, and will return in the next steamer.
But you have the consolation of thinking that
she will always think you s'nice young man.
A. To inyite your rich bachelor uncle home
to diuner With yoq, where he informs you that
lie has made your cousin his heir But you
you have the consolation of thinking that you
had no selfish ends in view.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-06-22

InoeuoIs CoukTY-The citizens OF lroquois
have agreed by large majority to subscribe
$4,000 TO the capital stock of the Peoria ana
Logansport gailroad
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-06-22

HANCOCK Couxry.-The people of Hancock
County have voted in favor ofsubscriblng Sluo
600 to the stock of the Warsaw ard Rockford,
and the Mississippi and Wabash Valley Rail
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-06-22

SIyH1sT. who wish 70 guard against the ssnaI fox.
ara informed nai the undersigned has just received
al. - ria Drug stor. Of 4. GILLESPIE.
No Globe Building.
y,,ra
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-06-22

BY recent census of Dayton, Ohio, it ap
pears that the population is 1862, showing an
increase Of !, $50, since the census of lo5 90
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-06-22

- When does young lady WISH 10 WIN
more than seven beaug at once NheH sue
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-06-22
Dye StuHs, SC,

1 l.ARGE supply Of Indigo, Nader, Logwood,
"A Cnpberey, Caneword, Blue Vital, &C., Bonn,
IL T., A. GILLESPIE,
s..s's.,. ,s,. Globe Bulldog.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-06-22
RAILROAD DIvIDgsDs, The following are the
annual average dividends for FIVE years, of twelve

A NosEGAY-A mans knowledge consis in
what he knows; but who knows as much about
noses as the genius who wrote the following
knows?
Knows he that never took pinch,
Nosey the pleasure thence which flows,
Knows he the titilating Joy,
Which MY uosE KNOWS
Oh Hose | am proud of thee,
AS any mountain of ITS SHOWS;
] gaze on thee and feel the JOY,
A Roman knows
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-06-22
aFair tsassas laGn's imptii4! race ensnarr,
=, h 81 n IL h..ir -

will Bsr's TricorhcToas he essential TO the toilet OF
every lady and ils pen who desire to eiVe SOFT CLOS
" and uYuri mt to tsje natural drapery Of
throne Bold in ifge battles. pr &C IS cents, a.
the principal cince la7 b.oadw1y, New York and by
the prneipal merchants and drugGits tnronehort ine
BRIAN France, e.. 80 Work Nav 4, le5a daw en-.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-06-22
TO the Ladies'.

vr-sT received at The CoInmercjs Hail, large
u assortment Of the newest style Of BONNETs,
winch will fbenclate in the SEASON. be sold at saer-
b. J. O,HALLORAN,
No. IL Main-sreet.
p,b,cca Tn 1ssa If
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-06-22
HARVEY q g.IsOTEIaEs.
CIIIIFTnS VARIETIES.

Next door to city Hotel
Nov OPEN, consists, in part, and 10 arrive, the
IN following GROCERIES.
Wines liquors, Foreign and Domestic Fruit, Brandy,
Whiskey, Gin, claret Rrany, cherryS. Lemon Syrup,
8yass' celebrated London Porter quarts and pnts,
Sweet cider Prime Pittsburgh Ale in quantities TO suit
families Molastes Rasans, Figs, Sugar, Tea, coffee,
chocolate Amends Braziile Nuts Texas Fecans, roast
I'd and Pea Nuts, cte nuts, Gre his Walnus, Fill
beEts, cocoa h,Gis prime Fish Maokere cod Fish,
Herring in barrels and boxes Mustard Pepper candies
Maple sugar, Oranges, Lewons and Apples, Sugar
crackers Soda crackers Butter crackers, New Rice,
CaIifcr TIA Bread, etc. etc.
The advertiser having connections in New Orleans
and ST Louis and being Agent FOR the sal II MrNulty 5
celebrated ST Louis cracAers. will always be supplied
with
FRESH Fruit &, crackers,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-06-22

Acknowledgment as all know, are
made by transposing the letters of one word IN
to another. The following are surprising coin
cidpnces -
Aslronomers-Moon starers.
Democratical-Co mical trade.
Lawyers--Sy ware.
Msanthrope- Spare him not.
Monareh-March on.
Old Engand-Golden land.
Punishment-Nine thumps.
Penitentiary-Nay repent it.
Rad cal reform-Rare mad trolic
Revolu.ion-To love ruin.
Sub treasurer-A sure burstCs.
legraphs--Great helps,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-06-22

As k M O Y A l..

nE. A. HORR, PHYsrcIAr SURGEON, has removed
his Office from tho old stand 10 the second story OF
William j. Barney Co.'s Banking Office, on Main-st
betsy en- 9th and Tth streets.
April. 1854. dawu
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-06-22

AFrLIcrIEG CAsuALry.-Fwo little boys,
aged ten and eight years respectively, were
drowned at Aurora on Tuesday last, while bath
ing in the river. No one was with them, and 1t
is thought that the peril of one attracted the 9th
er t. his aid and that they sunk together The
lads were sons of DR. J A. Brooks and Mr. l.
Hunfnnn
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-06-22
FOREIGN ITEMS BY THE CANADA

Dispatches in Paris to the 18Th confirms the
rupture in the diplomatic relations, and state the
Russian troops were receiving reIniorcements.
Their situation appears critical.
The Turkish brig Selim had been sent with
an important order to the Governor OF Jerusa-
lem and the French consul there.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-06-22
Wrapping Paper
WCNESD ware.

A SUPPLY of Buckets, Tubs churas. Eaie Buck.
IA cts Boxes, Gus, Mssscrs, spoons, Batter Prints,
Rolling Pins Nop fIand es cloths Pins, Tar Buckets,
Wash Bowls etc. etc just received and for sale by
A GILI.ESPiE,
No Eloha nuldiuY
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-06-22
Professor ALEXANDER G.. BARKY's
Y1icnnhernrLe nIedicntCn Innll nn1itlH

Professor A}.EA AMBER &. BAaaS1'S
Yticopher0us nIedicdtcd C0naponnd
rfNHE efficiency Of this justly celebrated enIbrceation
4 for yighrcDg, hesufIit ing, ilnptrfirg gloss
and kcu sattiIess TO tie hair is deiy knrwp
md acknowledged, that it has gained h! its merit
reputation which is not for day bat iai al It
the Iftviuce OF science to suhdue aud rrntrn those
phs ers which refined civilization he's brought III
It's train fuy So long as warm rooms and tight MATS,
with the combined agency OF 4her intuHrce exist viii
thousands Of unhappy victims be Troubled with bald
heads and grey hairs 10 say nothing ot the various Gu
aneota disease hch fhe head su i"cfea IT twas
10 relieve these evils that Professor Barts introduced his
Invaluable remedy, and among 'he Thousand and one
who havebsen !s competitors, he now sttnfs alone
that dpstal u Success, hown out of Barr IS fticoEhe
tar,s md Fusined w favor ard niver II patronage
uf discerning and intelligent public. For resisting the
hair its or gnal growth or preventing II rpn falling
ont this compound has been pronounced by all medical
men IN be sure remedy For era'ca'iag seu.f, dana-
ruh and curing diseases Of the skim Glands. musccs
stiugs and lr.isss ths TrGoI harons ill always he
sund safe speedy. and uufailipg ai So long
arair tg,gsas E4gn e itnpEria! race ensnarr,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-06-22

cf every description which he viii dsposo OF at small
profit the citizens ii Dubuque, and ,l,e public in gen
erai. Cash pald for Oats, Butter, Eggs, rtc.
Dubuque, 9Th APRIL, le53 daw-3E
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-06-22
REMOVAL.
small fOX

rI1HE undersigned have removed tothe new Banking
i House OF Cook, Sargent, Barney 20, on Nam 81.
COOK. SaEGENT f. Co.
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EVACUATION DAY.
CELEBRATION IN NETWORK
MILITARY PARAD &.
ILLUMINATION OF THE CITY HALL.
Veterans Of 1912.
ADDRESS By THE REV. HENRY WARD BEECHER.

On the s5h Of November l7s3 seventy years ago yes
dav the last remnant of the hirelng soldery with when
England stove to exngush the fires OF American Freedom
abandoned cur soil defeated and dishOnored In New
York CITY, Evacuation Day should ever be he'd IN TO
mfmhranoe See what Liberty has done Tor h-go arounl
IFS wharves-survey from its nights its noble haroor su
ded with every kind of craft, from the leYiahan sean
ship down to the sloop all freghied win weAIn' INC u
dn.,rv and produce Of all nations From struggling vi
Ioce fred with hostile armies in seventy years has risen
10 wealth ard importance second 10 only one city IN INC
world
evacuation dav is an event that ought to be generally
celebrated in this City but we regret 10 note that within the
pas few wears the commemoraon Of the day mas creamy
lesened and is just to presume that were not 'o INC
little DISPLAYS made by the OF our Revolutionary ses
spdbe soldiers Of the War of ls2 the event Of the departure
of the British would soon be forgotten
Yesterday the anniversary celebrated BY parade Of
be Veterans Of 70 and the Veterans Of 1872 and the s
Regiment Y S. Militia
AT noon the Veteran Corps of 20, or raher The descend
ants Of that military organization assembled at the CITY
Arnory and from thence proceeded to the batiy wner
ev fred salute Of thirty gunsone Tor each state oil
,be Uniop-in comnemoraiion OF the anniversary -Four
Geld poccs OF "a pound caber each used Tor the 50
Into The salute having been fred the Corps made shof'
rrrudo through the streets and then were dismissed
The Veteran Corps OF the War Of 1919 assembled AZ 'ne''
head quarter. In Lspouurd IT. IN The morning ana 's
music Of tho drum and hc marched dowa hroaaN"y "
rarl where they woro reviewed by Mayor W''''r's'
Tho MAYOR was Introduced 30 tho various ncmher o. inc
C.,ts and SHOOK hsnda with them Under oeo' " ''
many of coniusnlsla Tho Veterans pfe'se'e' " Fe''
ra,,y and asoss tho river TO isoahlyn They "s'",'
nom s res,t an tho ether side 60 The rlf'n"e'h 'ha'
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aNo,e varied We 10 ari msaN ti 'hh "f' 1ih"' 'h'l
1T N,r,si 80 russl ~ ~" fpi' ~ BALI, W W." 49,"
,vNus usi new, ihe INSTRUMENTATION 10 '""a'hahle W"
lew nele -, hr hWe especially, PLAYING tho e' VIZ" 'h'
,l,lNs With mu,s accompany w. two "pl'ee Al y"
Thew ao diminished ao,,nh rsseaea Ia iha f'ishlnd
rat The ieam seo which n,'cla.'f m''ule'l "''
tho rl,n ho,r,,u ct pf Ffo.iw. We eaunoI dwell
.n tho must, vt a egl further than ~ mention iha quartet
Mhstu The laye doonmnu,y weeping The noloa Of half
at, essentially e,pa, aud brought down The house With
i,mr,sl ct appliance
Tho skntnp aoonu which Ia i'afia through The min
i,, vt loca,y and aimoprhofc with Tho changes h"n
day to night mud ht 10 day with tho base Of winter aud
H. anew nakts was complete artistic dous'on hero a"
our riugo rang, mcnie yet In their Infancy was poor
aud the Nknnr equally 90 mo bhlot hhh" =" H''"''
when given In nn aud properly. Ia supcrlatvcly fine
Nothing Meycrhccr has composed exceeds In novelty and
the adaptation of mrans 10 ends.
We must push on 10 act ". Tho fourth at was tho
best sc On sccnc In the oporn Tho march was spcnddy
rendered and the orchestra played better than ever we
heard hom We would simply advise Mr. Maretzek TO
cause his irombonos of the Coronation Scene to play
moro softly and 10 cut ont The big drum part except in this
scene Tho latter too loud for his orchestra The playing
Of the side drummer cannot he surpassed Tie military
band on the stage did well The effect of the grand pro
ccssion in this ac-the number the stage filing Il up
the soldiers priests civic dgnarics altar boys girl srew
inc flowers peasant and women sombre devote,s car
dna bishops and forth wassrkng The dresses seemed
new and appropriate The music OF this act Is magnificent
The organ harmopes worthy of Handel The music sang
by Seanone is of the highest order and her acting aud
singing Of were the best things she ever did The scene
where the Prophet causes his mother to dsown him eleer
fed the audience At the curtains falling the house re-
sounded with cheers again drawn up but the peo
pc not vet sntisfed called out before ii Seaanone and
Salv and then the same two artists afterwards with Mare
EEK the manager.
Act finished the Opera with complete success Wehaye
no time 10 describe particularly the performances Of all the
characters This we may reserve for another notice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-26

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