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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-01-26

RAPPINGs.-A man named Matthew Lang
don lately committed suicide in New York
from the effect on his mind Of the spirit rappings
1t is now proposed to ndict the "crcle meet
ings" by the Grand Jury but we do not believe
that the end can be attained by such procedure
Let them alone and curiosity will exhaust itself,
in due fine
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-01-26

Our attention has been directed to a commu-
nication which appeared in yesterdays Herald
over the signature of'C. G. II, in which the
integrity of our worthy Representative-Ho
A d Anderson is brought into question. We
merits, in az much os Mr. A will be at home in a
few days to defend himself
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NEW 7 DIRK, Jan. -.
The Black Warrior arrived to day from Ha.
vana with so passengers.
DIR Gardeners ship. Jopinnela, from Phila.
delphie, arrived at Havana on the 18TH.
Five Mexican gentlemen had arrived at Ha-
vana on their way to jamaica to prevail on San.
ia Anna to return to Mexico.
The Steamer Eldorado had arrived at Havana
II the 18th from Norfolk.
The u S Steamer Fulton sailed last nj ght for
Havana Hon w r Kings health is lmprov
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A bachelor writes 20 US in a very excited state
protesting against the proposed School of De-
sign for Women. He urges that already nine
out of ten men are victims to their designs, and
If their natural instincts are to be SO highly
cultivated, not single will escape the
bonds of mat-imony Lantern.
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GaIena and Chicago Union Raj road.
WINTER A ARRANGEMENT!

ON and after the 18th day of No7embcr, 1852, (un
~ further uy.ice,) | rains will run as follows
IAssEEGERs TRAIHs-Roc xFoRD.
FIRsr-Leaves Chicago (Dearborh street) at 7,30 A
NJ, and at Reel. ford at P. NJ.
SEcoSp--Leavcs Chicago, dearborn street, ats P NJ
and arrives at Rockford at 80 p M.
FIRsT-Leaves Rockford at 6,42 A NJ. and arrives t
Chicago at Il, As A NJ.
SEcoND-I4eaves Rockford at 2 NJ, and arrives at
Chica go at 7 2 NJ.
90 The St Charles Trains connect at the junction
with the above Trains.
Fox RIVER ACCOMMODATION FREIGHT TRAIN
Leaves Elgn at us A NJ, and arrives Chicago at
7,fJ AM.
Leaves Chicago at 30 NJ. and arrives at Egin 4:
5,I5PM.
AURoRv PASSENGER TRAINS.
FlRsr-Ieaves Chicago (Dearbora street, at 7 A NJ
and arrives at Aurora at 10 VI.
SEcoND--Leaves Chicago Dearborn street, at % z
VI, and arrives AT Aurora at a,i5 NJ
FtRsT-Leaves aurora a: 10 VI. and arrives at
sEcoap-Leaves aurora at s P NJ, and arrives at Chi
cage ate 2 NJ.
FIRST train to Rockford al the Junction The Second
Train rom Rockford with the Second Train To
Aurora, at the Junction
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN.
Wth Accommodation and Emigrant Cars 1T
tached.
Leaves Gaieago (West stationl at NJ, aud arrives
Leaves Rockford at 9 Is NJ and arrives at Chicago
al !. p H.
j IN r. TIRNEF Snn,t
and ioruts the Mississippi; i Bslo Janesvo Mad
isoa aud points ar tor DiSon Rock Island, and
puin 5 Rock River
Ar Aurora for Ottawa, In Sale 81 Louis, Springfield,
Dixon, Rood Island &C.
Chicago, Nov ., le52.-decIC-2m
NTOLAssES-2a Ibis. Beichers' s. II. and New on
w lsans Nulasses, and Golden Syrup. For sale by
GLEPCkE i sCiiROEDE Err.
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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;
Al and one, one and all,
Go to Heinsteimers.
Ilcinsheimer las IL store,
Goods-who witness will adore,
Ye who want and wish TO buys
Call as ye are passing by,
At Heinsheimer'c.
Heinsheimer's coats are best, D.
(For such they are by all confesseG,)
Their texture, manufacture, sly les,
Are unsurpassed For proof see piles,
Al Heinshesmer' s.
Ye who would cIothe the sacred breast,
In the most famed and splendid vest,
And ga la mode,'' daily rove,
The parlor, ball room, city, grove,
Buy at Heinstctmtrs
Ye who want for Fashion Pants,
And seek to crafty your wants,
Proceed to Reinstatement stand,
And constantly you'll find on hand,
~. Heinsheimcr.
And lastly who wish to be
Adorned with Gold and Jewelry,
Or armed with pistols and Bowies, go,
And choose from out the gorgeous SHOW
III Transformers.
Dubuque, Nov 18th, so daw-y
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w The third child OF Mrs Newcomb. of
Louisville, KY, thrown out of the attic window,
has died. The mother, one of the most respec-
It'd ladies of the city, in her delirium, com
mitted the act under the impression that she
was sending her Children to Heaven. She is now
a maniac 90.
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MORE BLooD.-The Cincinnati Commercial
of Friday says: ain an ARRAY in front of a
house of ill,lame, yesterday afternoon, young
man named George Taber was shot by an indi
vdual whose name we have not now at hand -
The ball entered Taber's skull! scattering his
brains around and killing him almost instant
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Eg The funeral Of Gen. Pierce's son took
place at Concord on Monday. The death of
this lad has produced profound sensation, and
much sympathy for his parents, throughout the
country.
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EXPERIMENTS ON MARRIlo Es-A petition
has been started in Syracuse, N. Y asking the
Legislature to repeal SO much of recent law as
and in lieu thereof, enact that the unmarried
father of any child, doth parents being white
shall from the naked fact of such paternity, be
deemed and taken in law to be the husband of
the mother, and thenceforth bound to regard
and support her as his wife, just though they
had been married with benefit of clergy. 1t is
further prayed, that every child, whether born
in or out of wedlock, shall inherit in common
with all other children, the property Of both
parents. being deemed their legal heirs.
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TELEGRiPHIC DISPATCHES.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY DEMocRATIc PREss
by O'Reilly's Line,
CONGRESSIONAL.

In the Senate, Hon. John NJ. Clayton, Sen
ator elect from Delaware, appeared and took his
seat
Various private bills were passed, and the
Senate then went into executive session on the
nomination OF Mr. Badger for the Supreme
Court The session was suddenly interrupted
by the announcement of the death of Senator
Upham, of Vermont. Adjourned.
The House took up the bill to prevent the is
sue Of small notes in the District OF Columbia.
The bill was n,ended, and'th House adjourn
ed without passing it.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
YsyO all uho are indebted to me, to come for
4 ward and pay up your debts, for want
money very much. Lei no one say, that he
don't mean me: for l mean ALL. Those
who have any demands against me, are request
ed also to present their bills for settlement as
soon as they please.
PATRICK CARROLL BORLAND.
Dubuque, JAM 10, lo53-tf
n. B-Afler this week | can be found at
NJ n'l,llor,p S.oro
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Forwarding and Ccnsn.lssYo.a.

VI "sSIUFdsN sdEE0A 90 He NsfSSEV.as
FINHE Undersigned takes this method tolrorm the pub
l. lie THU he has taken the Iarge comuoduus brick
Ware House on the landing in the City of Dubuque,
low and is ready receive in store ship all
kinds of Me- chaudze Household Furniture, and other
property to from any part of the United States
the most favorable terms. Liberal cash advances made
consignments, il desired. Salt Flour Bacon Lard
Cheese, and almost every article of Family Groceries,
foreign and domestic Fruit will he kept constantly
hand. Steamboats, viii he furnish ed with stores al the
,owest rates In conclusion, viii say, that all business
entrusted to my shall be transacted with proptness
care, and despatch, and favorable terms any
house in the city of Dubuque -,
For reference refer TO the following gentlemen of This
city:
PETER WApLEs, w. r. WIGHrt:Aa,
WV IL wTHER &Co., J. ?. FAFLEy i Co.,
L. E. BIssEL. lily. LOWELL.
DuhuCue, Anr l6, 1881 q. Il. NEST.
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THE SATURDAY EVENING POST
The Leading Literary Weekly.


NvER Thgtyone Years have now elapsed since the
~ POST be gan its weekly round of blended nstruc
ton and amuseme and yer in all tb; period was
its success so ed as at the pros nj moment Possess
ing unaenaby the larces circulation by many thou.
sands of any paper Of lis class in the Union IT, sub,rr
ers have the best of for beievin, that stands
upon permanent basis and that they will receive the
full value of every dollar entrusted TO its publisher In
announcing some OF our preparations fer the cominp
year we NAV begin nv statag orr con nued connection
with Mrs. Southworth aHriter who, in vgor and fer
" genius is surpassed BY any male enar the
Onion. Mrs Caroline ee IentZ lady whom II would
be almost sup rfuous 10 praise in view of the general
popularity Of such tales as NThe Mob Cap" "EolIne "
Linda "sRena, etc. is also enrolled among our CON
tributors.
We engaged in the publication of story
called
CLARA MOREL&SD.
Bv Emerson Bennett, author of eyioa .n.p aire Flow
or ,; ..R,pd;ts ofthe Osaoa :, etr
nd ,,ha o y. Of e .ns"iu, vc,r we ses,, co
manrino the nubIication of the fnIlny,ny N,y.let4
MISS TiIf ! As SPINNING WHEEL
W'S - nHt - -, =, ~ " ~. - >,
ny Mis. Len Les,% oi ioiiaf' +-'-"oi "' f'ohe'
Linda, heha, ETC
Alief this we expect 70 DC ap,e 10 com ,-shco
THE LOST HElREos;
STORY OF HowLETT HALL
Rv Mrs Ed F.. n. smthwortb. Author Of the ..cursc
of uifton ,.sVroinia and u,odalene ,uSh,unondaIe
.sThe Deserted Wife - etc
In additi,n tn those and other ORIGINAL Tales inyoIy
inc large expenditure of money shall Law before our
readers as heretofore choice Tales Sketches ESSAYS
Narratives etc from the EnqIsh Manazmcs-surb as
have given the Posi- n name for the excellence of its Sc
Iactions
Engravings-In the wav of engraviogs we present at
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Dissolution.

THE coparnerSp between the subscribers, under the
L firm OF Twchei & Mogr dge, dissolved in Sep
tcmber last, by the death of John w. Twchell. The
Commission and Forwarding business will be cont Iued
by the survivor, Joseph Mogridge.
JNO. W. TWICEELL.
JOSEPH MOGRIDGE.
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TNXTRACT of Rose. Peach Lemon Nutmeg and Va
II ni!la. supply of these fine Extracts in store
and for sale by A. GILLESPIE.
Jan. 81 IS53-dWY
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4 punster says, "my name is Somerset /
am miserable bachelor. cannot marry for
how could hope to prevail on any young lady
possessed OF the slightest deIicary, 10 tarn a
Somerset
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County and Road Orders Lost.

Between Mess. Jno Bell & Co.'S. Store and
Court House, seven connty and Road orders OF
different amounts, amounting in all to So, 66.
AS the payment ofthe same is stopped they are
of no use to any one but the owner Any p:rson
finding them will be Literally rewarded by retur.
ming them to the owners
JOHN BELL. & CO.
Dub,tnte Doc Doth 1870
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Forwarding and Commission business.
We direct attention to the dissolution notice
IN another coamn, Of the firm of Twichell and
Mogridge of St. Louis.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-01-26

1t will be perceived that the proper steps have
been entered upon for the investigation of tile
charges preferred against Gov. Ramsey, by the
Minnesota Democrat.
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T II E
FORTHCOMING
e x HID ON

AT NEW YORK, will doubsss be but little behind
RrITs GREAT PROT oTYPE, 20
THE WORLDS FAIR AT LONDON,
with regard either to magnificence extent and to
keep pace with the times which continue to indicate an
COWARD & UPWARD"
tendency the Dubuque WoRID's Fam still retains the
lead in RICH AND FASHIONABLE GOODS, al !ower
prices than any othel House this siie of New York.
The first to conceive and put into execution TIE
PROJECT of selling at the smallest advance over East
PROMISES receive continuance OF the ver liberal pat
already awarded The public Will he pleased
TO learn that have put dopH the prices on every arti
Gle Of the
Remaining Part
OF our Sock in ordert to clear the way for the immense
Spring Stock, which IN due time will make lis appear
auce. Gene, then, and secure Bargains while = ts
THE CHANCE is OPEN.
Hitherto our Goods have been going off with
only .sRairoad Rapdity,' but from this may be
reasonably expected thatthey will move off with
ELECTRIC LIKE VELOCITY.
De LANES. MQsl;ns, Fannets, Domestics,
and Linen Goods.
OF all kinds selling off n:arveilously cheap. There is
no vain spirit of boasting about scall the ssWords
Fair'' and onvnce yourselves that selling Goods
Il low as hey be retailed Tor East.
OUR AIM S TO PLEASE AND SATISFY ALL.
OUR MOTTO
"LARGE SALES & SMALL PROFITS"
ar3-and no trouble to show Goods.
..CURRAN LAWLER,
Dubuque, Jan. l5thtf Fassitrs New Building
Main st. above I'd.
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J. HILL & HCRR,
ARCL,TEHTS q, RlIIi NERe

LII orders promptly executed and particular atei-
IN ton VIII be gwen to building, drawings and de-
signs in all tho various styles of Architecture, with de-
tails and specifications BY their long experience and
close attention TO their profession, they hope to give
tire satisfaction.
SHOP aud OFFICE on Clay and sth streets, Du-
bUque, Iowa.
Dec 9TH 81, ydSw,
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II Az LIST.

ON the Saturday 18th of Feb. 1853, the City Hall
~ shall proceed to sell the following lois, with
their improvements, much thereof shall be sn
lent To the artor and City due thereon as de
s'ignatcd below. HIRAM PIERCE,
- City Collector.
Last of Lands on Vhich the Ta1rs teoied fo1
Har6or improvement. and other purposes, for
tic year Eighteen Hundred end Fifty ore,
get remain unpaid "a"
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Doctor Yourself:
THE POCKET ESCULAPlUS +:

THE POCKET HSCULAPlUS:
Or, Erery One Has Cvr Rhysician.
TINE FORTIETH Edition, with One Hundred En-
i cravings, showing Diseases and Maliomations OF
the Human SYSTEM in every shape and form. To which
is added Treatise tile Diseases of Females, being
Of the highest importance to married people, those
contemE lahng marriage. BY
- VIM. YOUNG, NJ. D.
Let no father be ashamed to present a copy of the
Esculapius TO his child 1t may Hl from early
grave let young man into the obligations
Of married life without reading the Rocket Escuiaps
Let suffer from hacknied Cough, Pain in the
Side, restless nights nervous feelings and the whee
train OF Dysreptc sensations and given up by their ply
stefan, be another moment without consulting the Esc
lapus HIVE the married, those about be married,
any impeachment, read this truly useful hook, ii
been the of saving thousands of unfortunate
lures from the very jaws of death.
Any person sending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS en-
closed in letter, will receive copy of thss work By
mail or five copies will be sent for dollar. y
Address, Post-paid,) DIR. WIN. YOUNG, ~
No. l52 Spruce St., Philadelphia
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NOTICEt NOTICEl

YHHOSE of my customers, whose accounts are
due, are hereby called upon cali imned lately and
settle as | am in want Of the money.
j. c. WEATHERBY.
D,1l, ,rI nnd9t
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'flE subscriber having determined to turn his atcn-
tim 10 the practice of the LAWN which protes-
sion he formerly engaged)he VIII devote him elf
every department of legal and the advocacy
of causes before the ordinary tribunals OF Justice.
Office on Main street over Cannon Fruit Store.
Dubuque, Nov. 9th, 1852 daw If.
CUPFRT
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GRE,T' EXHIBITION

GRE>I' EXHIBITION
AT No. 5 MAIN STREET,
.4bore GioLe Building, dstsoecn 50: and 9th sts.,
DUBUQUE.
Am now opening aud wi be prepared to exhibit to
the citizens of Dubuque and surrounding country,
one of the extensive and best selected stocks Of
Goods ever brought 10 this market consisting of Fancy
and Staple Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Fine Cutlery,
Hats, Caps and Groceries, I he following comprises
part. In Fancy Goods there are
Black and plain watered Silks,
Rich Brocade silks, PLAID Silks, and Figured do, etc.
% p,eccs All Wool Paris Delane.
Is pieces plain watered and figured Delanes. from y
IL cents 10 40 cents.
Rich Thibet Shawls.
Broche French long Shawls.
Embroidered Merno Dresses.
100 Bay STATE Sha;. IS.
Merino Of elefv description.
Alpaccas. black aud figured.
Silk Warp Brochn Alpacca new and beautiful article.
Dress and Cloak Trimmings of every variety and style.
Bennett, Neck aud Taffety Ribbon.
Bonnet Innings.
But ms Black Drop cocred Drop and every variety of
Buttons for dresses latest Paris STYLE.
French worked capes, sl".ves Linen Cambria Handker
chiefs, worked and plain.
Ladies' and Misses Gloves kid cloth Cashmere and
habit Ladies long and Short Mitts.
Centemen's Gloves of every kind.
Chimzetts, Habits, etc.
Black silk Leg ard Fringe.
s.sres evets dsserHion Linen Eobb.n Laoe; ditto
I ,de.i Misses and Infants Stockings. > =
/ French Cjoths and Casstaeres, Plain and
Fancy.
- picces sarinetts.
Is G. kentucky jeans.
10 Whi'e, red ana. yellow flannel auze flannel
80 :. Elcach.d M"%IiHs
- bales Brown ditto. ~,
! 80 pieces Hickory Stripe
50 Blue Jeans.
| 50 Ticking.
50 Linsey Plain rl4i! aad Striped
80 mt. -: :"
- &C Gsnsol Flannel.
100 nairs Blankets.
Bang M Cord, Beaueriinie, etc. etc.
::t0 Boots and Shoes.
IS Cases Boots aud Shoes--Mens', Womens Boys ard
l. Misses.
Hats and Caps.
30 Gases Hats and Caps.
Groceries.
Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Cloves, Nu.;egs, Nader,
Pepper, Ailspice, Alum, Indigo, Ginger, etc. etc.
Sperm and 'ia'Irw Candies.
d chests Imperial, GunpowGer, Young Hyson, and
Black Teas.
Iiquot 80"
Old Cogniac Rrandy (yinsage 1917
old Bourbon aud Nonongahela Whisky.
Common do. ~
Old Madeira Wine vintage 1889.
Vinegar etc.
All OF when are offered at Wholesale REAL, at
prices 10 sl,f.
Alulttaare Free Doors oper from haftrast SAN to
10 PM My CLERKS sn- myself take sisas pleasure IN
showing Goods.
Having procured the Sc, ices ct gentleman who
speaks the German language, | am now prepared TO
wait on all persons who speak that language
my thanks To my oil friends and Gus
TONERS who Il; extended the right hand at fellowship
me my iuurn in pubuqne aud respectfully in
form ham th3 have moved my STOKE up above the
Giob Building, No. 5, whore shall be happy
them I'll, aad as many new ones rs VIII Gail.
j. B. THOMAS,
No. ) Main Street, aboue
Globe Building.
GO, g.,;buo
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$4,000 WOETH OF
DIR Y GOODS!
REDUCED PRICES!

r d. THOMAS, No. 5. Main street. above Globe Bull
u ding Offers SIS 600 worth of goods, reduced prI-
lie is making arrangements to go East after his
Spring and Summer Goods and will close out his Fall
and Winter Sock at rednced prices
Country Merchants are respectfully invited to call.
J. b. THOMAS,
No 5, Main Street.
Dubuque, Dec. ID, Is52-dMtf
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Removal.

T b. THOMAS, has Reviewed his Store to No )
u above THE Globe building between 5th and 9th
Streets, one door South of L. &. WaplRs Store.
will be glad to my old friends, and many
ones may faJorme With cali
GROCERIES.
large lot just received, and for sale cheap, at the
New Store of ]. b Thomas.
July 2Ath 1852 Nv. Goth dNy.
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XXTANTFD--A Clerk in Dry Goods Store in this
W City, who understands the business and who can
he lavoraby recommended, and able take charge of
set OF Books. Nonc other need apply. References will
be required. Apply at this Office.
Dubuque, Sept. 3llh, ls3ldsw-tf -
A FRESH and good supply of Almonds, Filherts,
IA English W alnnts, Brazil Nuts, Peeans, Pea Nuts
nd Cocoa NntS hand and tor sale by &. Il. WEST.
Oct. Is, dWr.
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CITY HOTEL.
CORNER OF EruRTH AND MAIN STREETS,

~, DUBUQUE, IOWA.
l7 THIS well known hotel, formerly occupied
::1 by A. H. Miller, has been Leased FOG "a term II
El,, years. by the subscribers, and thoroughly
-A.A vated and newly furnished, Us open for the
reception of the travelling community and public gene
rally. The proprieors having had extensive experl
ence in this business confidently atter themselves tina
they give entire satisfaction who may favor them
with call =
This hotel IS situated high healthy, central ann
convenient part of the City, and directly the
leading othe Steamboat landing and Immediately in the
centre OF the business part OF the city The best of
bling attached to the house, where, at all he mad
Carriages, Bugges. Horses, es, the reasonable
terms. = Z,
We have also established ar ezset Reading Room
where have file ssThe PaIers frontal parts of the
United States, furnished with me slatest news'' from
every quarter of the Globe.
Passengers and baggage convey to and from the boats
free of charge c. C. HEWITT.
Dec. 1-ly
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LOTS FOR SALE.

LOTS FOR SALE.
TWELVE fine House Lots for sale together
or separately, in what is known as Wickes' ad-
dition to Dubuque. Terms easy. For further
information apply to G. F. WlCKES.
Sept Goth, '52-daw-6m.
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There will be two eclipses of the sun and one
of the moon during the year 1853.
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THE LAST CANDIDATE FOR
PUBLIC FAVORg,l
A Voice From n.yrMe.
W. P. ALLEN ON THasSTUMP 49,.

| LADIES, GENTLEMEN AND EyERYBoDY:--Nof expecting
to be called upon-sall have TO beg your indulgence
and hope You viii NOT view with critics. eye. We
e. eat pebpethe prde the glory and the hope of
the admiring and astonsed mil ions of this subunary
Jb. Ours great country the most lovely, viewed
by the bright eve of day from his radient and exalted
throne when he rises he first fixes his smiling eve OF
the granite hills of empire State, and 5RY he sinks
rest in the FURNISHED palaces OF the Wes he sheds
last efugen smile upon the golden bouso California
Our continent lies stretched upon Yhe bosom Of the
world-from pole pole-en bracinc in her fostering
arms the torid, the frgid ard temperate zones embrac
ed by every seattle star earn, the glory of the ocean
And fellow ctzels We ATE the great people this great
Ecountry. kluWit, y6t know it everybody Sand the
RESI- Of MAJ kind knowsit. We some, Iowa is soile
Dubuque il some, and am-what shall say (you are
SC me tooJ agreed, If you say it, but gong fosat
glorious republc-though but atone Cftts sovereign
people in whose grasp held the destiny of the world
Fellow citizens candidate for your ftvors will
Son give tlfem: (Tcs9 WE'LL then, thai point is set
tied let me say although upon hevefgs of great and
important crisis, to be not to beiA have been
mindful Of you for yon have stocks myself with the
prlnciples--when say principles, fellow citizens,
the principles required Nv yel in health and sick
ness, in luxury and labor in youth and age you want
Drugs Medicines, Chemcs ais Dyestuffs-if you want
Paint Glass, Sash futty-if yun want Oil grease
the machinery OF this great country Oils to beau.ify
the raven, the svery locks beneath hich sit in
Gil the various attributes OF soul come and get them
The poll is OPP ned at 1901 Main Street. Dubuque, ad-
joining the Wapies House.
Como one come 81, in continual flow,
Your votes fdimes) deposit, and will bestow,
Upon you my gratitude, and with cheerful heart and
willing hang Will my whole time be devoted to serve
you
1rhc orator here left the stump amidst deafening
shouts of applause
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-01-26
Chrysfal Emporium

NOTICE..
Notice is hereby given that VIM. Jackson is
no longer Agent Of the NAPLES House.
PETER WALES,
Dubuque, Nov. p h,-tf Proprietor.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-01-26

T have now in store supply eli fresh, Clean sage
j which wiz be sold low by a. GILLESPIE.
Dubuque, Jan 81, ls53-dwy