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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-11-30
.5Ust Received.

by E1gpre@S.
lust received at the Commercial nan. another lot
those fine, superb, Fashionable SILK and mar
ufactured expressly fer
II b. J. O'HALLORAN
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A NEW DISCOVERY,
BY DE. e. MOE

OFFICE. Corner of First and Main sts in Shadrioks
New Buiiaing.
nR. E. MORSE offers his and discov T.
IL ed medicines 10 the afflicted public, and certain
Is he their efficacy in the following diseases that there
needs other evidence han state NO pay
such Scarlet Fever, Putrd Sore Throat Eryspelas,
SeTofs Cancers, any kind of flesh sores, &c, hav-
ing been 80 years in practice.
Duhuquc, Nov. 9Th. le5f. dawsn
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HARDWARE; IRON, AND NAILS,
HIeSSrS Ckisscff g. ssxacEaicy

II AVING bought out the large assortment of Hand
IL ware and Cutlery, belonging to John Simpiot,
Esq, are now ready To do any business in their line,
ami will keep constantly on hand large assortment Of
Steel Wagon BOXES. SPADES shoyels HsT and Ma pure
Forks, Hoes, Seyrhes, Forks, Platform and Counter
Scales, Cooper and Carpenters Tools Table and Pock
ct Cutlery, aud everything else belonging their line
of business, which they will sell small advance on
Eastern prices.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS!

Arc continually brought to light Later Styles are m
troduced before the public the Empire Cheap Store
where they ccceiving weekly fresh supplies in con-
nection with wholesale house, enabling to keep up
to the times. and introduce patterns soon as
brought before the Eastern public. Have you those
Winter styles Satin Bonnet, long and square shawls.
Woclen Goods, which are selling so low at The corner
of Main and end Streets first below the NAPLES Hotel
JAS. IL. RUSSELL.
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----o $500 m W le ~ y n Est.
A Si y lot Of good Cheese on h1nd / az w
naaiaeue ,sepi i9.h 1883
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Valuable Farm, for sale.

- TIL undersigned will sell at private sale jlis
saJ;iH Farm situated on the Little Magoketa River,
LI adjoining the valuable Mill properly 81 Harvey
Thompson. II is I2 miles from the city Of Duiucue On
the Plank Road, the most public and frt rg
city It admirably adapted 10 dairy purposes " itl e
THU streams coursins through IT. and springs of rarest
water. There is neat Frame House tie prsIjseF--
IS under good fence and part ofwhiei M ad
there is 81 0 acres of Land good oolion OF which is
under high state of culil, There is suiiccncy
OF Timber for the necessary purposes of the farm The
farm will be sold for cash. l3 down. IL in y non
and the reaidne i. years.
For further particulars. apply John King, or tie
undersigned, AZ TIE city Of Dubuque.
CHA'S III. MIX
Dubuque, Aug. god, 1853. daw If
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Family Groceries.

Dubuque, SEPT. 9th, 1883
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

A CC0RDING to an agreement among the Merchant:
IA Of Dubuque, their business houses will be roses
after this date al ocleck, T. NJ. every evening
ccpt Saturday.
prburue. 10. IS:I3 1a,y2m
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ALE g. PORTER.

MfA 100H BARRELS Cincinnati, Da,
Ass@a3g OUO ton and Piltslurg Ale and
PORTER, just reeeised and for sale by Tie
Barrel af Barrel, or Bottle Alsp, Scotch Ale Lon
don Porter, Cider and Claret vino.
The subscriber having connected witIttte and
Porter business,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TT. w. SANFORD'S OFFICE.

NOR making entries at the Land Office, witli Land
u Warrants and Cash for the settlers credit of
and two years, reasonable terms and perfect ii
ties guaranteed in all Those persons who have
not the pay down for lands, would do we'll TO
secure credit the choice selections
being fast entered up, and then held high prices
Office at the old stand. Ia front, over Burton's tore
Nov d, 1863. daWCm
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pROCLAMATION..

Friends, countrysnen and lrven hear me for IN
cause, and be silent that you moy hear discard prejr
dice that you may believe and read facts that you
act inteiigcntiy. Who that is young but values IL
luxuriaht locks Of youth and beauty, Who that
middlc-sgsd, bat shndders Grey Hairs Who that
aid, but would aver, Bsdness II ony, speak,for hin
have offended. As none speak, then none have Of
tended in addressing invent, -four million people
Not Of these many million who have a;tcsted thu
virtues of Lyons Kataairon, for Preserving, Resorg
and Reau;iying the Hair. but win proclaim its benef
cia effects far and One trial will convince the
incredulous. Sold uniform for a5 cents, by ever,
Druggist in America.
d. s. B,R~Es, Proprietor. lei rrea.way, y. Y.
Or. For sale by nr T. MASON, and VI. L. ALLEN
Druggists Dubuque Iowa daw I'm
Hoior0g's oia,ment end Pills, excellent remedy Tor
Old Womnds, Sore Legs, and Serafala-Mr. Turner OF
Penhnrs, suffered fer years from dreadful sore lie
the diseased part extending from the foot TO the knee
and causing severe seorbut;c affection, which spread
The Whole surface Of the leg He tried every avail
able remedy wtkou, being able 10 heal or even do the
least GOOD whatever ii. AT length he commenced
using Ii,owcy,s Ointment and Pills. and to ,he aston
ishent Of himself others who had seen the dread
fl state Of his leg these fine medicines effected sound
sure in about five weeks.
Or n. BLaxsLrY, st. Louis, General Agent for Mis-
souri, Illinois and Iowa.
For sale in Dubuque by a. GyLlYsPlr, w. r. ALLrS,
and DIR. r. mason. dawticbI7
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StuleE- 500 Reward,

STOLEN from the subscriber in the tow n
ssSssSs of Kingston, county of Sank, Wis, bay
ga six years old golden HORSE, on the 18Th OF
August, middg size, white star stripe in ferehe ad
ono or 10th hind feet white with habit hat cannot re
'@g'rei, al hitting past wagon Ju.ue, called :,
cftblier stump sucker The alrye reward " III
rad fl The detection 81 the ThiefanG recovery of II {
Hose, $40 for Information that will lead the
recovery OF the Horse Direct Prairie d Sac, sauk
county, Wis
CALNIN DANFORTH.
Sept. 5, 1853. daw-3m
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HAVE on hand complete assortmon, of ehoice
J. Family Groceries, consisting OF Sugars, Coffee,
Teas, Pickles. Preserves, Extracts Essences, Spices,
Nutnaes anon cloves, Ginger, Starch, saeratus,
soda cream Tartar Pisrs, currants, ctnn chocolate,
cocoa Broms, candies, APPS, Indigo, Tobacco, salt
nuiTs and Brushes Of all kind with every other article
usually kept Grocery stores all Of which will BIO sold
az the loves. market price, by A. GILLESPIE.
Duhlene .Sert. III. 1883.
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Always safe! Always EG'cctuaI.

4 RE you sufferer from Fever ard Atut. Are ,ou
IA afflicted with the periodical return of that cold
and formal visitor, the chill followed by It's faithful al
endants, the burning fever ard drcncng erspiralio
Lose no time, then, in procuring bottle of Dr. Os
goods Indian Cnoagogue. You II have but one chill
at most artery il, and probably none at
all Your neighbors who has used the medicine vi,
assure you of This Ii is but the promise Of result
which thousands have already realized and which yeur
own experience will mos, fully prove have lex
disappointed in other medicines and doubtful Of ali
obtain the Cholagoguc and You win doubt longer.
| limitations road he particular 10 enquire for
| DR.. Osgood's Ind Ch0ocogue.
| Sold by DIR. T. Mason and w. P. AIIEN Dubuque
! II. BrAksLEY, st. Louis Wholesale Az Mt
August 18th, 1853 daw /
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/. D 0 ] / E'S
CHEAP CASH STORE,

S1AIAAAA S&AfS&A ~ Ia a. .Ge.2is
On Main street, 6etareen Fourth and Fifth ,ncr
Door to John Simplots.
TIME subscriber begs inform the nlabita ns
! Dubuque and surrounding country, that he hasjiis
returned from New York with fresh and seasonahle
supply of STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS. Go
| THING, GROCERIES, QUEENSWARE, which hav,
been bought the most advantageous terms, and vii
be sold for cash 1T the lowest remunesatiHg prices
Country storekeepcrs respectfully requested ca
and examine the goods and prices before making purcha.
elsewhere. Cne price only will be asked and ahafc
ment made. Amongst the stock wi be iound the follow
ng:
Superfine Black Cloth Fancy SATIN, silk * ginghau
Black and fancy cassimeres cravatsScarlet blue and
Doe skins white wrappers, drawer
Casimeretses, Safinets, cotSuSpenders, comicrers,
ton goods Turkey red Il nd madden
| Bleached sheetiIgs, S4,lG4 handlercIets
Blue bleaehed aud brown Green and blue barege Bloc
driliings ncr corde 4 skirts,
Bieacked, brown striped Swiss aud jackonet insert
shirtings; ingsand cdeines:
IIuckabacks, Diapers towel lise and thread nscrting
rugs; and edgings, black silk lace
rash, beaciied andbrown cap nets, sew ed musIinco
| damask table cloth; lars and cuffs
Red; white, and yellow fan Black lace fails;
nels; Cashmere. silk and wool
Bed tiekings eounterpanes, wool CLOTH Berlin, Lsle
Carpet .worp, cotton yarn. and cotton sla;es
and batting; Bow faacv Maid graz ~
Ladies sateheIs Carpe bags neripo and coiien SOCKS
and umbrellas; aides merino cashne re
G'ngia..s, ca!eoes ,iinseys and cotton hose,
Checked, Jackonct, Swiss, fhreade sewing knltin
oaoh, victoria lawn ana co;toBS, purses, elasiics
iiappe' hiusiins, wrlsfiets, purse twisf, ze
lustres and popliis; Tapes, reels hooks and eve,
De Lanes printed caiicocs Jenny Lind Kate ayes
French nerinoes Canton goNn buttons. pqaa agatr
flanneis, cambics cam tinen and ivnrv buttons
bric handkerchief; Dressing, back and side
Brown Holland, Irish linen, combs, hair and coti
Oiled cloth. table covers, Goa; Links
noyleys black vo!sct Eay tatelouu shawl
Wadding, batting;
CLOTHING.
Gentiemen's black cloth CASHMERE and poesl,u
cluaks, lEsling and blank pants
ct ovorcoats, quilting, satin luta rubber lie ggings
and fancy vests,
GROCERIES, &c.
holce Imperial, Young lily Pure cognac Brandy old Mo
son, poolun2 * Souchong nongihcla and Ohio " his
Teas. kew
Java and Rio Coffees Golden SyI , ard mo
Chocolate, cocoa, taSScS,
Loaf crushed, clar 81. and smoking ana chs wing 10
brown sugars hacco,
Sperm star and failcv can Principe Havana and Slu
rlIlcs, cigars
cloves, nuinSgS ctl7a,3 Fancy and plain soaps. ndi
sin strd AID eappar go, lard OIL, tubs, buck
Table CUTLERY and queens els coffee mills,
ware, &c. Raisins, almonds, currents
u. DOYLE
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ST. J0SEPH'S FEMALE ACADEMY
CONDUCTED THE SISTERS CHARITY THE
BLESSED VIRGIN:

BLESSED VIRGIN:
.fboHt eight miles from Dubuque.
TIME situaos of this Academy is beautiful ana pic
4 turesque; the air pure and healthy; calculated
To Improve the constitution and TO impart vigor
the nIind The course of education comprises orthog
raphy reading, writing arithmetic, grammar compost
ton, elocurion geography, OF the globes algebra
French, history, sacred and profane; chronology my
theology, botany, chemistry, astronomy music. piano
work, &C.
The sisters enbody in their educational course all
that may be found useful in modern improvement, and
which may tend TO refine the taste and deveIope the
natural resources OF the mind. They cndcavor Ia COM
bine Weraiitv ar erature so that each NAV happiIy
conspire TO the psiess and advancement the other
They study tounte with the ordinary of educa
ton the more refined and the necessary acc M
plishments OF tue mind being fully persuaded that
companied with graceful address, with that ard
| elegance of manners which always bcspeak highly
cultivated mind and which are found, to virtue,
the most noble endowment Of the mnd-the most pre-
| olous rnaneni OF the female character.
Young ladies of eyety religious denomination are all
mitted into this Academy where especial care is taken
that's influence blasts their religious principles
but order is necessary for the I'd government Of
every institution they will be required To observe he
ordinary regulations If external wership
Those forms and eeremones much pr,zed and prao
uced in polite society, are strictly nccaed yet
taken TO prevent these necessary monies dcge
Grating exrravagant compliments which have
neither meaning in their form nor sincerity in thcil
pyetensions
The system of iucation pursued in this Academy is
calculated TO remove that painful disgust generally
perenced by young minds in he pursuit their s,udie:
and render those studies rather recreation to their pl
pills than disa2reeable task or tresolne duly.
No exertions spared by the sisters impart thu
minds Of their pupils such sources of information
shall prove, in after life, invaluable treasure soce
y an undraiRabie OF pure delight themselves
and remove them from that dangerous hici
vacuy OF minds render highly agreeable TO the unedu
Gated.
Board and / uirion Per annum, 500 O
:, Extra.
Washing pef annum, s O
Music and use Of piano per quarter, 10 0
Guitar per quarter, 10 O
Astronomy and use of globes, Philosophy,
Chemistry and Botany, 3 0
Drawing and painting, 0
French, 5 0
Pdga,sats mast Be made IN adcza
Persons residing Al distance ara required have
responsible agent in the city OF Dubuque
No reinction made the re q CHILDREN being with
sTawn before the expiration .,f the quarter unless
asses Of sic kHess
All letters 10 be directed fpost pad) Mother Mar
Frances Clarke, 1T. Josephs, Dubuque.
. Dubuque, Nov. 5th, 1853. oaw -2rnt
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ATVf'ENT,7sDN !.

i ATTENTION
| r THE undersigned beg leave TO inform TN
! ksxk$A Trade and Public generally, that they AT
&flHxA now opening
] 4 NEW STORE,
between 7ti and Stt Streets, Man, ci the purpose
furnishing superior afclecf
Ohio Oak Tanned Leather,
from T. r. Grants celebrated Bethel lanfery. censstias
in part, OF Harness, Birdie, RAM, sole and uppc,
Leather, Calf ard Kip skins. Also, faEch, Phiiasiei
pha and County Tanned Cali and Kip skins Bucnos
Ayres and Orinocn Sele Leather; Colofed Roas White
and Fink Innings Thread Pegs, Lasts, Ga!onns, silk
Lastings and general assortment CT Slice Makers Kit
sadtilory' and Coach Hardware.
In connection with the above, win manufacture al
kiadsof
HARNESS, SADDLES 81 TRUNKS,
out OF the best materials aud warranted in every
pect Those wishing 10 purchase invited 10 call ara
examine prices and quality.
&3~Cash paid FOR Hides.
JOHN M'CIi;RE & 20
Dubuque, aug. 18th, 1853 daw-ly
CUE & FEVER CUkED!--1he subscriber has
IN further supply of the India Chola goguP ard Tonic
Febrifuge, cure Tor Fever and Ague.
TIMOTHY MASON,
sept ID sign Of Coed Samaritan.
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IOWA IRON WORKS.
Now i'm full Operation.

MANUFACTURE
Steam Engines, Mil Irons and NIL Gearing
for both FIGURING and Saw Mills of every description
Horse Pome1s and Ih,ashiag .Nachines,
OF the most approved kind.
All kinds of Machinery and Castings made to or
der, and shipped to any part Of the country.
J. FARLEY & ROUSE
rubaaue, April & 1853. dawtf
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Executors Notice.

THO ALL TO whom il may concern Notice is hereby
Of Chas Miller deceased, have been granted by the
County Court Of Dubuque County, iowa, the under
signed You will therefore present your demands with
out delay 70 the County Court for hearing and those
debted will make payment without delay estate
must be closed EBENEZER MILLER.
LYMAN DILLON.
Executors Of the Estate.
Dubuque Nov. 10, 1853. n.2sw4w
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GIT -EIs.s.. e s.1s-SI.-g-s,
CORNER Or FOURTH AND MAIN STREETS,
DURylTE5, I1Syl.

80 THIS well known Hotel has been leased for
; OF years by the subscriber, aud thorough
It ~ renovated and newly firnis he'd, is now olfE
Tor the reception Of tho travelling Community nEd tie
public generally. The Proprietor having an extensive
experience in this business confidently matters himself
that he can give entire satisfaction 10 all who may fl
vor him with call.
This Hotel is situated high; lealthy, centra, and
convenient part OF the CITY AMI dSeely on thn sGot
leading to she steamboat landing and immediately in
the of the business part uf the CITY The be
stabling attached the House, where ct al times
can be had Carriages, Bucges Hofsea &C. on the most
reasonable terms.
S1rPassengsrs and Baggage conveyed 10 and nom the
Boats free of charge.
Dubuque, Sept 9th, 1883 Gaw-ly
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

NOTICE ia hereby given that The undersigned, lav-
IN ing been appointed by the County Court of Buchan-
County, Iowa, of The Estate of John Gin
ter deceased, late Of said county all persons having
claims against said estate will present them legally
Aftesfed for settlement within time specified b law,
and tfss- indebted said will make immediate
payment to LYDIA GINTER,
GEORGE ]. CUMMINS.
QuasQueton, Executors of said estate.
Oct "a, 1855 no9wiw
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Change! Cnams,e Cnnnge!

the order of the day. and the public hereby mott
L fled that Mcssrs CUERES and LAwLEG have this day
sold all their right, title and interest in the WoELD's
FAIR and ITS magnificent contents of Goods Wares and
Merchandise to Messrs MoneaS CuRRAN and CompAsY,
of this city well their good will and custom which
has been so literally shuwered anon the Fair; and in
conc'usion after returning thanks 10 generous public for
their unlimited patronage they cordially recommend the
".Ntr H0rld's Fdr.'to all persons been ac-
cIistomed 10 buying th mscvcs rich the Old World $
Fair. CITRREN & LAWI.ER
Dubuque, iowa, May -, 1853 daw If
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MEW COMFN C7TlO ON AR Y
and Family Grocery.

Opposite rhs Globe B4id.ng, Main street, Dubuque.
TIME Undersigned would respectfully inform the Cit
u xens Of Dubuque, that they have commenced the
Confectionery and Grocery Business and that they in
tend keeping thing appertaning TO their trade OF
s bes qsacs and at the uery ooes possible cash prices
believing that nimble sixpence il better than slow
shi!Iing We trust that BY strict attention 10 business
and desire render entire salts faction may be
sblcd to merit share Of the public patronage.
H. J. GOFF & co.
Oct TO- 1853. dawly
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an aud after Monday, Novemberli (and until fur
" Their notice. Trains will b. rig oseytLe above road
rs follows, Sunday excepted
TRAINS WESTu ARD TO FREEPoRT & BELOIT
LIST, Leave Chca 60 Wells Depot, at $50 NJ, ar
irving Frceport at2 PM and at Beloit at 20 Phi.
d. Leave Chicago, Wells Depot, 10 NJ,
TRAINS EASTWARD TO CHICAGO
LIST, Leave Freeport at 80 A NJ, and Reoi at A NJ
arriving at Chicago at 1850 Nj.
end, Leave Freeport AT NJ. and Beloit at 30 NJ
arriving at Chicago al II PM.
Trains going West pass Junction at $50 NJ, and q
PM.
Trains going West pass Belviderc u NJ and 1910
NJ
Trains going East pass Belvidere at 93o NJ, and is
PM.
Trains going East pass juno Ii "a A NJ and IS
PM.
Fare to Freepon SO. TO Belnit 50, 80,
The above cement is designed afford much
daylight travel and from the terminus of the
mail stage connections established through Wiscon-
81 H. Iowa, and Mnnesots.
Passengers from the West and Mort going South by
taking the evening Eastward Train Of this road will
at Junction, al 95 P. NJ, with the Chicago aud
Aurora Train for asalle points SOUTH reaching
sale O'Clock, NJ This route furnishes a contin-
Railroad connection TO Springfield and Alton and
by boats 10 miles TO ST. Leuis.
WINTER ROUTE TO MILWAUKEE.
This route, win Beloit and Janesville connecting be-
tween those places by stage Ia miles with the Mwau-
kee and Mississippi Railroad, offers winter
between Chicago and Milwaukee.
J. B. TURNER, Sup't
Nov. l6, 1853 d2m
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AxnruER sclENrIrlc MnNnEl.,

ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER.
IMPORTANT TO DIsPErTlCs.- DrJ. S. Houghtq
Pepsin, the true Digestive Fluid, or Gastric Juice,
| AIRED from Rennet, or the Fourth Stomach Of Tho
after directions OF Baron Leibg the great Physolo c
al Chemist byJ. $. Houghon. Ms D. Philadelphia Pa.
This is truly wonderful remedy Indigestion, Dys-
p psIa, Jaundice, Liver Complaint, Constipation and
Debility, curing alter Nature own Method by Natures
own Agent, the Gastric Juice. Pamphlets containing
scientific evidence value furnished by agents gra
It's. See not Ice among Medical Advertisements.
A. GILLESPIE, Agent.
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JOHN D. JENNINGS,
Attorney d Counsellor at Law,
OFFrcE, Wildes Building, corner of Main and Fourth
streets.
NB.-Specal attention will be given to collections
canveyancing AMI the investigation aud porfecting Of
titles.
Dubuque, Noy. |, 1853 dawtf
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NOTICE.

TfNlIE undersigned has disposed oi lis crtiEe STICK
Il Merchandise 10 Mcssrs. VAN EuzEE & lcrEE in
their behalf he bespeaks tie favor OF his old PATRONS
These indebted 10 him desired 10 cali and settle.
J. d. THOMAS
Dubuque. iowa. July llih 1853. dawn
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Carriage ;saG Wagon Shop,

on SIXTH STREET, DUBUQUE, rowA,
Opposite the American House. and near the Post Office
r.-S-S5Srv ANY description of Four, Two or
S-9-s-@-Ss-SS. One Horse Wagons, suitable for the
Mines Farms or for the California and
raHted TO nun easy and ready 10 iunic datc use
Connected with the above and adjoining il is frs.
rate Blacksmith shop and Paint Shop, where work
done of evciy description, and all kinds Iron Axle
Trees Wagons done well the taste Of all persons
can be suited tie work is done under his own mne-
date inspection Orders from any par OF the country
promptly attended to- Wagons of every description are
built TO ord and for sale which for Style durability
and elegance of finish cannot be surpassed. Worknen
Of celebrity engaged. and the best materials used
WA. HuRLEy begs Leave 10 announce to Farmers.
Merchants citizens and Others that he is located
at the above stand where he viii always be- found the
ready recipient of their patronage. lie need say moth
ing Of his WORK that is already known sufficiently
be guaraniee for the future any who may en-
trust him with hn execution OF utGar His consae
aim VIII be to have npnexcepialahle character for
quality ,cheapaess. punctualiy and despatch
! 95-Remenber the direction.
WILLIAM HURLEY
Opposite the American House, aud The Post Once
Dubuque, Sept. 10Th, 1853. daw-iY