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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-02-16
Is YOUR PROPERTY INSURED!

THE undersigned is agent Cor the American Mutual
Fire Insurance Company, Amsteraa.n, New York.
,'i-;it;APITAL S2OO,O 900.
Embracing AiERCHANTS and FARMERS depart
ment The Merchants department. is the cash PIN
cpe and Insurss Stores Shops Dwellings, rohandze
Furniture and all kinds Of property against loss and dam
age bv fire. And the farmers department. Ensures isoa
ted Buildings, Dwelling and out Buildings, Grain, Furni
ture aud all kinds Property for of years. either
the premium note system, for cash without note
Welding assessments account OF LOSSES this compe
adapted to the wants of the people in city country
and 0mmends itselft TO their confidence.
OFFICE ENTRANCE. G. Weatherby's Stare,
JAMES r. GOODRICH
agent for Dubuque, ans adjotnin COUNTIES
Noy.;9th dly.
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Of Grouh 1852 received al the Coed samaTitan.
brewers and Bakers and Hop generally are invite
to call or they will be shipped to IT. '.oIs: ~
TIMOTuYE MASON.
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DURK EE,S l;aKlNG POWDER.
A Large quantity ofDurkee's Baking Powder will b
n found at WI. ALLEA's.
l10I Main 81. just above the NAPLES linuse
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Cooking Extracts.
A LARGE supply Of Extrart of Lemon, Vanilla, Mt
N meg and REESE, Just received and or sale atthe prli
Stare If may 81 n. riAhH-i iH'
Tribune copy
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Fcrynrding and Commission.

rg,EE undersigned takes this method inform the pub
lie that he has taken the large, conmodions BRICK
Ware House on tho Landing in tue City OF Dubuque,
iowa and is ready to receive in stors or snip all
kinds of Mcrchaudze household Furniture, and other
property from part Of the United States, on
the favorable terms Liberal cash advances made
ca consignmeL.s, If desired. sslt, Feuy Bacon, Lard
Cheese, aad almost epSsyf aresia Ct Eey rocosiea
foreign and domestic Fruit wsi be ssib eal stany on
hand. Steamboats, will be furnish ed VIII slyes AZ ns
towes. Gates In fusion, will say, that all bus So
e,rs;ed my shall be transacted with pronaa'esst
carei and despatch, and favorable terms as any
housoin the city OF Dubuque
For ree.ence, refer Ia the following gehteEh Of S
city: -
PErxs VARIES w. P.WIcHTMAs,
Wxsi> wrHrR ACo J.P. FARLEY Il Co.,
F.. +. BtssEL. II. Y. Lowell.
D..bssue, April l6, 1851 If q. II. WEST
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EMPORIUM OF FASHION
1863. 1868.
SCARRITT s. MASON,
NO. 50, WASHINGTON AVENUE, ST. LOUIS, NO.
MAMMOTH STOCK OF
+ u r N [ T u e E
1865.
1853

Don't forget call 1.-THE above numbr, and examine
and buy some of the largest and ot varied stock of a
fashionable and desirable Furniture in The tty.
LATEST STYLE TETE.A TETEs, SuTAs, DIvANs,
Rocking Parior and Easy Chairs French Dedsteads
fine Front Wardrebes, Cook Cases, Secretaries
Marble Top Bureaus, Centre and side Tables. Wash
Stands, Work Stands, What Not Desks, &c, fine Gilt
Frame Parlor Mirrors Cane Seat, Ctage, Rocking and
Dining Chairs; Extension Tables, Sofa Bed of the
approved invention Scarr:ti' IS Universally admir-
ed Patent Lounge Bedstead.
UPHOLSTERY
Ofour own make. warranted Pure and Good, such as
Hair, Spring, Cotton, Moss and Hnsk Mattresses, Com
forts, Sheets Pillows, all articles in this line hand
made at short notice, order al work AIDE To
ortsr and tor quality nee surpassed. Warranted rep
resen:ed or money turned.
AT WHOLESALE:
$50 Bureaus, from sS to IS
900 Sufas, IL to IS
$50 Mahogany Rocking Chairs to 20
GO Large and Small Easy Is 10 30
go Mahogany Paror g 10 2
$50 Cane Seat and Back Rocking Chairs, 9 10 6
1000 Cane Seat Chairs from % cts. to 3
100 Bedsteads O. all desirable patterns and Sizes
Chairs and Tables, in En- ok down packages"
suitable for santa Fe and Salt Lake Traders.
900 Wood Rocking Chairs from 60 to 9 2.
1000 Woad Chairs, from As 20 IA
500 Childrens' Chairs;
100 Willow Wagons
Cribs, Lounges, Tin and Wire Safes;
Dining, Breakfast and Sewing Tables;
Book Cases, Wardrobes, &c
AS constantly receiving additions 10 stock.
il is always large and the assortment complete Orders
filled promptly and as low If purchasers present
Purchasers will find TO their interest to call and
inc. Every attention in power cheerfuy given.
Respectfully, Your Obedent Servants,
SCARRfFF & MASON.
fed s-dam
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Pare Cod E.iyer Oil.

EEsEC NUV BsHSCH VII
surply Of cushions, tlarl: Co.'S. superior {
N Liver 0ih i,;:i Res d AID frs ie at the 4 am
nr-c Stovs az n A GILLESPIE
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By h pfeeent superintendent, the am ,uni fo'
each pcf55S1 4etreen the ages OF and 81 years,
10 forty leo eenf4 But it will he seen from the
: reports Of the Schael Fund Commissioners, that
cut Of sc, l57 scholarS reported, only 33,o33 &C
tualiy attend school So that the dividend would
be about one dollar end nias cents to The pupil
instead Of for,y.two cents. BY a very low cs'i
ma,e, the county schdPl tax for the past year
will amount to $ao.ooA which, added to the in,
$50 1855 % for dis,rbu,onIon the first of March,
or about one dollar and sereHty cents TO each
pupil.
There were no alterations made TO the school
law at the recent sc sson Of The General Assem-
bly,. Yours, very respectfully,
THOMAS II. BENTON, Jr.,
Sup. Pub Inst
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Hoowxy's Ointment and Pills Aare cured liberated
Eeg and Preceated dpataton-The wife Of Mr.. P. Bay
liz, ofe Court, House, Cheapsdc Birmingham, suffered
or more than eight years from dreadfuliy liberated
limb during great portion of that time she was under
medical treatment at Birmingham, where she was FREE
quentiy told that amputaton ultimately take place.
asit impossible to heal the wound. However, uner
the advce of her friends she tried Eolloways Ointment
md Fills. which have effected perfect and she
strongly recommends others similarly afflicted to use
thsm aer this proof Of their efficacy of the worst
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JEREMIAH solAsp. Hi5yAEL aonrLiAx
ROLAND s. DOMLLARD,

Corner of stird and !srs Streets, baSs4ac'
~ fapEcTfCLLY invite tho attention OF Builders
IL ana others this where We VIII keep
IN reasonable terms, evcry thug coming sgitimatcly
within our line If business:
Fer further particular, please give us q caii.
June 9-dwy.
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q TovEs-Four second hard stoves tor sale low by
= EMERSON s. SHIELDS
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county and Road Orders Lost

Between Mess Jno Bell q Co.'S. Store and
Court House, seven county and Road orders Of
different amounts, amounting in all TO $33 sc.
AS thepayment olthe same is stopped they are
of no use to AIRY one but the owner. Any person
finding them VIII be literally rewarded by retur'
ming them 10 the owners
JOHN BELL g. co.
Dubudue Dec goth 1S5a
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SIS ,oOa WORTH OE
EDng 3 a1aba1hDSl
REDUCED PRICES!

THOMAS, NJ. 5. Main street, above Globe Buil
u ding ofsIs SIS 900 worth of goods at reduced pr
ces. lie is making arrangeme to go East after hi.
Spring and Summer Goods, and will close his Fa
and Winter Stock at reduced prices.
Country Mereh ants especially invited &c cali.
]. b. THOMAS,
No. 5, Main Street.
Dubuuue Dec Is lSSa-dwtf -
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zeal Estate.

Dubuq lie, Dec 8, is32-aw
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ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER.
IMPORTANT TO DYSPEPTIcs.- DrJ. s Horghton's
Pepsin, the Digestive Fluid Gastric Juice, pre-
AIRED from Rcnnet, The Fourth Stomach OF the Ok,
after directions Of Baron Leibg, the great Physolosic
a Chemist, by J. s. Houghton NJ. 0. Philadelphia Pa
This Is truly wonderful remedy for Indigestion, Dys-
psia, Jaundice, Liver Complaint, Constipation and
Debility, curing Nature Method by Natures
own Agent, the Gastric Juice. Pamphlets containing
scientific evidence OF It's vaue nruishes by agents ga
sis. Sec not ice among Medical Advertisements.
A, GILLESPIE Agent
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BOOK BINDERY

II A. BUSsEMER, successor 10 E. Muller, has jus,
-. established Book Bindery, at the corner Of 9Th
aud Clay Streets where he will be happy receive the
public patronage, and will promptly discharge all work
of plain fancy Binding which he may be favored with
Pamphlet and Job work promptly done to order
Dubuque, Nov. Eth, lS5a-d -6m.
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NOTICE

TNilE undersigned, alwaysanxous to accommodate his
i friends and customers hopes they will now accom-
modate him, by calling his store and settling their
counts and king up their notes. will be going
II few days to purchase my spring stock and want
money My present stock will be sold reiu cca prices
fer cash. or its equivalent, to make room for large
stock OF goods. b. J. O'uALLORAN.
DiIhiIciIa Ian % la53-dwlm
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Dubuque Dec. Goth 1864.


'>HE subscriber having determined TO turn his atten
ton TO the Practice Of the Law-(in which profess.
sion he formerly aged) -ha will devote him eli
every department OF legal prlctce and the advocacy
of causes before tile ordinary tribunals OF Justice
Office on Main street, over Cann6n's ruit Store.
Dubuque, Nov. 9th, 1852 daw IT,
RERT
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GaI.na ard Chicago Union Raj road!
WINTER ARRANGEMENT!


ON and alter the 18th day of November, 1852, (unt
~ further uytice,) rains will run as follows
PASSENGER TKAINs-RocKFoRD.
FIs,r-Leaves Chicago (Dearborn street,) at 1880
NJ and arr yes at Rockford at p. NJ.
SEcoNp-Ieaves Chlcag dearborn street) at P !,
aud arrives at Rockford at 8 ,3oPM
FiRsT-Leaves Rockford at $40 NJ. and arri YES at
Chicago at IL, IS NJ.
sEcosp-Leaves Rockford at NJ, and arrives at
Chicago at Nj. = al
YrThe ST Charles TRAINS eo,n~5t at the Junction
with the above Trains - : - ii
Fox RIVER ACCOMMODATE FkrleHr TRAIN
Leaves Elgn at 7,ls NJ, and arrives at Cbicagi at
Leaves Chicago at 30 81. and arrives at Elgn at
5,l5PM
AuRoRv PASSENGER TRAINS.
F,Rsr-Ieavas Chicago (DearborA street) at A NJ,
and arrives at Aurora at 10 A M.
SEcoSp-Leaves Chicago 70 :arborn street, at US
NJ and arrives at Aurora at ASP NJ.
FIasr-Lca~,s Aurora at AS NJ. and arrives at
Chicago at II a NJ.
srcosp-Leaves Aurora at T N, and arrives at Chi
py- The First Train from Aurora ct meets with the
EirsI tain Rockford al the junction. The Second
Train Rockford connects with the Second Tram 10
Aurtra At The junction.
-, THROUGH PEEiGHr TRAIN.
Nth .icee :. .sodation md Emtgrant Cars It
Iii tnchcd
Leaves Chicago IVES, sation) at ~ aud arrives
If Rockford al z NJ.
Leaves Rockford 9. PISA M,and arrives at Chicago
at5PM.
a- Stages connect Rockford for Gale a, Dubuque.
ami po,u.s on tn. Mississippi; for Bcl Jane.ve, Mad
ison and points porthwardy r Dixon, Rock ISLAM and
poin' on Rock River
AT Aurora for Ottawa La Sale ST Louis, Springfield,
Dixnn. Rood Island &c
Chicago, Nov 9, lS52.-declG-cm
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DlED.--On Saturday last, at his residence
near this city, the venerable Ex Governor ROB.
ERT LUCAS.
An appropriate obituary notice ofthis virtuous
man, for SO many years conspicuous both in the
duties of public and private life, shall be forth
coming in our ne xt issue Capital Reporter.
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CAusgor ARisTA REsicNATioN.-.fe;o Or
fcans, Jan. "a, lS53.-The Mexican news, an
nouncing President Aristas resignation, was
received here by the Empire City from Havana.
Vera Cruz dates are 10 the 18th instant. Arts
tas resignation was caused by the refusal Of
Congress TO grant him extraordinary power.-
Cevallos the President, ad iaterira, has named
the following minister's General Blanco, War;
1turbide, Treasury J Guerrero, Foreign Reia.
lions; Jantez, Justice. The new ministry viii
probably be Of short duration.
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The latest advices from Mexico states that
President Cerraro had named the following
Ministry Gen Blanco, Secretary of War;
Gen. lturbide, Secretary OF the Treasury !;
Guerrero, Of Foreign Affairs, and Yantez, of
Justice. Their administration will probably be
of short Duration
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Established in the City Of New York.
DRTOWNSEND'

Dkt < W w ~ SLND
POUND EXTRACT OF
SARSAPARiLLA,
IMPROVED
manufactured under the supervision of
>R JAMES Il. Chiffon,
T4e celebrated Chemist Of .hes Tort
MANY valuable improvements hav
been made by DR.. Chiffon the mode
OF this preparing popular medicine
Under his skillul hand its sanatve
powers have been much increased,
that only one or two tea spoonsfuls OF
the Extract required for dose,
which is important item to those
using Compounds of Sarsapara, as
this fact alone srovesit to be the
STRONGEST and CHEAPEsr medicine
ever invented TO
Purify The Blood and perma-
nentiy cure
b Ulcers. RingworIn letter,
Rheumatism, Scrofula, Eryspelas, Eff
fects of Mercury, Dropsy, Dyspepsia,
Pimp,es the Face, Neuralgia, Cos
tivenass and Piles, Heart Disease, Gen
raj Debility, Female dbility, Coughs, Colds, etc. En-
argemeni of the Joints Ulcers Fever Sores Liver Com
plant, Nervous d biilty,
falptation of the Heart.
DR.. James r. Chiffon has had charge OF the Manufac
tory for more than year. and every bottle prepared
since February 1850, has his certificate and signature,
well the signature s. P. Townsend, on the steel
plate label on the outside wrapper.
&y- Beware Of Coantcrfcits and buy that only which
has DR.. Chilton's certificate On the wrapper.
,rlncipal Office, in New York, 50 MESSIAH street,
{" in London, 1855 Strand, next door 70
Lyceum Theatre.
Dubuque, lolya, w. p. Allen & CO., No. 1901 Nam
-. 9: T. Mason, No 50 Main st.
Ilnale 1881
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Sc;;col Teacher Wnu,nd

nISTRICT No. l, in Peru Township, rs in ant of a
~ competent man to t,ach the English bsai ch,s of all
education. Such person by applying fthmediate ly
will obtain the place.
Dubuque, Nov. llth, l852-f
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NOTICE, TO PROPERTY HOLDERS.

NOTICE TO PROPERTY HOLDERS.
NToTICF is hereby given TO the owner or owners OF
In any Lot or Lots within that part OF the city OF
Dubuque designated tie plat Of the survey OF the
town If Dubuque, within tho f-ilowing boundaries,
tow. commencing the public landing at the loot Oh
Ioues street thence along Jones street to Loo street,
thence along Locust stree 10 First street thence along
First to Main street thence along Main street tn
Second streets thence along Second street to the public
landing at the Second and thence 10 the
place Of beginning that they hereby ordered and re-
1ur M up and raise said lot or lots or parts OF lots
to tie height Of ore foot and six inches above the gh
water mark OF the year 1884, Fixed and determined ~
tie city Engn IN locating the grade OF First stree
bounding thereon and all such filing AMI raising sab
he done aud completed within four mouths srom tho mrs,
day of February 1883 he City Council VIII froce q
To have the filed UP and aised and assess The Cos
thereof On each lct part of lot not filled up and
raised. BIZ crd:s eftts City Caure,t.
CHt5 COHKEEY,
City Recorder.
-, sd
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Administrutors Notice.

r ETTEkS Of ADMINISTRATION having been this day
IL granted to tie Undersigned, on the Estate of Jas
II. Keane late of Dubuque Iowa. All persons having
claims against the Estate notified present them;
and all persons owing the Estate qaested to make
payment. b. J. O'HALLORAN, Adminstrato
Dubuque Jan. sSth 1853. DIV. 4w.
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A firm in Baltimore has paid the Post Ofics
over 81 900 the last year tor postage on news
papers containing its advertisements.
-Erchange.
We don believe the 'syarn.'
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Jennings Map of Dubuque.
Nor sale at sPAULDING'S BOOK STORE, or a
Il the office of Joseph c. jennings G. t., corner O
Main and Fifth d3in
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J. HILL g. HORR,
ARCHITECTS q. BuIl DERS

A LII orders promptly executed, and particular alton
~ ton will ba gwen to building, drawings and de-
signs in all the various styles of Architecture with de
ta,is and specifications. BY their long experience anu
close attention TO their protessioE they hope give en-
tire satisfaction.
SHOP aud OFFICE on Clay and 9Th streets, Du
Dec 9Th So. yd HN
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A REMARKABLE MAS.-A gentleman wri.
ting from Monaghan county, ireland, TO an ac-
Suaintance of ours in this district, gives remar
kable instance of longevity. Owen Duffy,
when one hundred and sixteen years old, lost his
second wife !; he subsequently, married third,
by whom he had son and daughter. His
youngest son is two years DID, his eldest ninety
lie walks frequently 10 the county town, dis
lance OF some eight miles. This statement my be
relied on as strictly truc.-Anderson Gazette.
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TAX LIST.

nNths Saturday 10Th ofFcb, 1883, at the City Hall
~ shah proceed - sell the following lois. with
their improvements much thereof shall be 81 IA
cient pay tie Hart and City tax due thereon,
senat,d B. low. HIRAM PIERCE,
City Collector.
Lis, of Lands on ch:cA the Tszes leoied foa
Eartor Improrsmeat, and other purposes fo~
TIE gear Eighteen Hundred and Fifty One,
aa;d
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A MILL To RENT,

no AN Excellen srPowcr FIGURING MILL
10y in complete unning order, and only few mile
from tis City, will be Leased for few years on moder
ate terms, by CHAS. CORKERY
ALSO :.
large number CO Improved Farms, for sale cheap
april ~ ow II " a &C. e.
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wIsTAR's BaLsAa OF WILD CHERRY.

The best Remedy ever known to Man!
For Coughs, Colds, .asth'na, Group, Bronchi-
It's, Influenza, Bleeding OF the Langs, DIFF
fcait Breathing, Lirer affections, Pain
or reakness Of the Breast or Side,
First Stages Of Consumption,
&c, &c, &c.
In Short this Basam is peculiarly adapted to every dis
of the Lungs and Liver which is produced by
ever varying climate.
Wild Cherry has long been known to posses impor-
medicinal properties. This fact is familiar
cry in land, and physicians often pre- scribe
il IN dfersGt ferns for variety of complaints Tar
aso has been noted for its virtues and physicians
whose names are familiar to the whole country, hav-
gone lar as TO declars that consumption could
be cured by that alone. In other hands again, i;
ueary valueess owing, no doubt, tn their ignorance in
preparing and administering its difficulty entirely
obvitted by patient experience and long pertinent.
The extraordinary medicinal powers Of these two sub
stances now, the first time combined and cmbod
ed in DIR. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHER
RY. By nico chcnica process everything deleter
Gus useless is rejected, sothat what remains is the
extraordinary and truly ecacious remedy for all
kinds Of pulmonary and liver diseases known tt
man. To convince all unbelivvers that theory i:
really true, we refor few of performed
by this wondc rful medicine.
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NORTH KNOWING

" UKTII ENOWINU.
u DAT al Oialursn. may he found 81 the 5cs,
and eicapet rea in the city: Hack ard green, cs
war nus qaiy. and Of dias hasT. he trade sup
,l,cd small advance cost. LcvcTs Of good tea
az. rr1uesteaic send fer samples.
Nc II, Nam Street.
nnblnHe Ian la,Alsa3.
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II. MI ASON

yJAS JUST RECEIVED and offers for sale the larg
i est and best selected stock of PATENT MEDl
CINES, offered in tlis CRY. Every article war
ranted pure and genuine. Phe following articles com
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MUSICAL. INSTRUCTION

slmplhed and progressive method of Vocal Music,
Tin cassss taught by o. NJ. Brewster. Private les
Mr.. b., at the residence of L. A. Thomas ESQ.,. on 7th
between Main and Locust streets.
N. B.-Mr. Il. wishes rent PIANO, for purposes
OF practice, tor which h. will pay literally
Dubuque Jan. l9,-dw3m
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The President has declined to send to the Sen
ale the information called for by The resolutions
Of Mr.. Cass, respecting Nicaragua and Great
Britain, as negotiations are still pending.
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The Washington Union, of Saturday morn
ing, says that DIR. Gardeners party are willing
TO swear to the existence Of the aledged mines.
They also assert tina, they offered TO show the
Commissioners the mines, but the latter refused
to follow their diret tions.--Rough Mites.
Ii we are not greatly mistaken, the Galphin
and Gardiner party have already sworn to the
existence of these mines. 1t is generally be
iieved, however, that more Of the precious me-
tails was taken from the treasury of Uncle Sam
by these parties, than was ever extracted from
the nuriferous deposits in gu, q ion.
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Or. Guysott's Improved Extract of
YELLOW DOCE & SARsAPARlLLA
The 0rigiadl and Only Genuine Prepare
ton for the Permanent Care of Con
sumption aid Diseases Of the
Luags, achen they are suppos-
ed to be Affected by the Free
Use of .MercUrN. Iron,

csc q .HcfCUFY, TUH,
Qaiaiae, &c.
EFT all who wish 10 purge the blood from impurities,
IL aud prepare the system TO resist epidemics resost
Guyso,t's Extract of Yellow Deck and Sarsaparila'
which is proving itself antidote for many of the
most malignant diseases that Il sh is heir 10. and they
will be disappointed: fer in this remedy the pub
lie faith las wayered-never WAIVER for il is
founded on experience just as their of faith in
tber and spurious compounds is founded experience.
They fly frtm mineral Iostrums to seek hope, life and
vigor from this purely vegetable remedy, however bro
ken down in health spirts-however loathsome to
himself and others lei no one despair Of recovery let
the patient only understand that his hope Ct ply scial
restoration lis only in g Gaysetts Extract of Yellow
Rock and sarsapara, and persuade him. for his .ifes
sake TO try it, and have hesitation in predicting
his speedy restoration to health.
Sodby II. Blakeiy, south Third and ches-
nut street, ST. Louis, Nc. General AGENT TO whom all
orders may be addressed, by DIR. r. Mason, and Gil
lespie Dubuque ID. A. Barrows co., Galena, and by
Dealers generally. Feb. II, 1853. dSw-ly
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NOTICE! NOTICE

notice.! NOTICE!
gIH0SE If ny customers, whose no,es accounts
due are Ee-sby called ulo to call isaned lately and
settle us am in want of the money
j. {. wEaTHERBY.
Dubuque Jam, i9-wlmd3t
Dissolution,
FfHE copartneshp between the subscribers, under the
l. firm Of Twich-i & Mogr dgs, was dissolved in Sep
tcm5er ,ast by the death of John w. Twchell. The
Commission and Forwarding business win be continued
by the survivor, Joseph Mogridge.
JNO. w. TWTCHELL
IOSEPH MOGRIDGE.
yyTANTED--A CLERK IN a Dry Goods Store in this
w CITY, who understands the business, and who
be favorahy rccommsnded and able take charge of
set o, Books. Eonc other need spply References will
be required. Apply al this Office.
Dubuque, Sept. 3o;h 1882 daw-f
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-02-16
Paints and Oils.

I HAVE inst received large supply OF iure Whits
I Lead, finse q Oil, Tanners OIL, spirits iuspsh
'"'' 4, GILLESPIE.
r., IN a,.y Glc'= ""'Airg
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-02-16

rlfIlE vacant TOT tho e0atsa corner Of Main and
Effh ss1eetp being the first LOT south Of tie tslobs
Building, md containing fortv.two and halt feet on
Main steet, BY csc hundred and thirteen fer en- 6ffh
kfeet fUr salem CfIAS COOKERY.