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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-12-21
Administrators Notice.

VIZ UEREAS Emeiire Pickett and EIZey Wilson
Nv were on the 7th day of November 1853, duly an
piintc administrators Of the estate of Norman Pickett
cd, OF Independence, Buchanan county, Iowa; al
having any claims against said estate pleas presea then.
in due tne legally proven ant all knowing themselves
indebted to said es ale will please CAL and settle tae
with e. Wilson, l2 miles east OF Independence
on the Qnasqneton rrad
EMELiNE PICKETT,
EIZEY WILSON
p.s 1883 4iy
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ST. J0SEPH'S FEMALE ACADEMY,
coNpuerED Br THE SISTERS CHARITY OF 1HE
BLESSED VIRGIN:

4 VIRGIN:
\ .a6oat eight miles from Dubuque.
TIME situatoa of this Academy is beautiful and pic
turesque; the air is pure and healthy; calculated
q improve the constitution and to mpar vigor to
fhe mind The course of education pyis s. orfiog
rapby, reading, writing arithmetic gr MN tr composi-
ton, eocutlon geography OF the glopes zebra
French, history, sacred and profane chronology my
thoogy, botany, chemistry, astronomy music pia mn
ofe guitar &c. drawing, plain and oTnaA ental needle
work, &C.
The sisters embody in their educational course all
mat may be found useful in modern improvement, and
which may tend TO refine the deyelope the
natural resources Of the mind. They to COM
bhe morality and literature that each may happily
conspe to tire progress and advancement the other
Ihey study toune With the ordinary course of educa
ton the more refined and the necessary acct m.
plshment Of the mind being fully uaded that mere
scientific education become mere pedaHtry unless ne
eompanied with graceful address, with that case and
elesapce q manners WHICH always hespeak highly
cultivated mind, and which are iound mex to virtue
the most noble endowment Of The mind-tle most pre-.
olois ornament OF the female character.
Young ladies OF every religious denomination are All
ted into this Academy, where especial care Is taken
that's no influence blasts their religious princnl
but as order is necessary for the go,d government of
every nstutio1 they will be required 10 observe Tho
ordinary regulations of external worship.
Those forms ana ceromonIcs much priced and nrn
ucea poie society are strictly inen,ecd YET care is
tail" 20 Sc necessary ceremonies from d, gen
GRAZING into these extravaganza compliments which have
"eiiher meaning in their form, nor sincerity IN ,heir
,preteGsions.
calculated .ssa!Ien pursued in this Aeaaemyis
pefenrea py s yen ss a lsl+
nils than disagreeabe task or tiresolne du'!
M eyetons are spared by the sisters To Ipart 10 mo
minds Of their pupils such sources oi information as
shall grove in lite, invaluable Treasure 10 score
tS nm dranabie source pure deeh, 10 In n'selvcS
and eeoye them that dangerous Intercourse "hch
yacuity of minds render Highly agreeable 10 the uHsdu
caieu "a ru;,;ar nor annum 500 90
- ., s 90
Music and Of piano per quarter, ~ ~ 80
Guitar per quarter, - ~ w
Astronomy and Of globes, Philosophy, az
Chemistry and Botany ~
Drawing and painting, ~
French,
pa,prents mast be made IN adcdRce
Persons n siding a distance are required 10 nave
rest.,nsibie &c mt in the city OF iiubuaue -
ryn before The expiration o the quarter, unless IN
ass nf sickness. :, g.
vi Letters be directed post pad) TO Moti.i M"iy
Frane..s { !arke, 81. Josephs, Dubuque.
Lur5Gue. Noy 5th, 1883. Jaw <n
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DURSUANT To order of the County court Of Du
Il buque county, shall, Monday, the 9th Day of
January, le54 offer for SALE the door al, the
court House, Lot number hundred and nj nety eight
A. (l9S az to the highest and best bidder his
lot Is very valuable fronting the river and the title is
believed good one Il. MASON.
Dec 8, lS53-4w Admir- of Julia Martins estate
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&,stng House for sale.

,r>urs WI known public house II offered to sae; II
i s;uated on tie west bank Of The hississilpi MY
or in tx iourishiug village OF lansing -a'iahaAee
na3iouse is well located, nelng near the S'eaib"a.
ing and in The very centre OF the business part o
- aid village. II Is of good size, convenient, ana
M ., exuessl, for fuiLiC HOUSE, and has a sooa
Ram ATTACHED, large ard conlnndio,is yard, ana
nd weiiof wafer. IL is doing large ana pfnnl-
sble business, and properly managed will continue o
hepp the only Tavern III any Cos qnencc IN lie place.
THE only inducemoD the subscribers have forselihS
is ttev contemplate in the Spring coing to Caii'ori;.
Tios. desirous of purchasing such property viii do
well to caM and examine the same itnns easy, ana
mad @ known by calling on the undersigned.
- j. & J. GRANT.
Lansing, Oct. Is, 1853 az
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NOTICE.

nURINC ny absence from Dubuque, all personssil
IL ehiea 70 me by Note, vii please call on Cook
Sargent Barney Co., who authorized 10 receipt tc
me. J. b. THOMAS.
9th, 1853. daw-tf
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+. D Y i Els
CHEAP CASH STORE,

On Main street, betaceen Fourth and Fifth ,neri
Door to John Simptots.
TINE subscriber begs leave to INFORM the
i Dubuque and surrounding country, that he hasjust
supply a. of STAPLE and FANCY. DRY GOODS. ' cLo
Thine, GROCERIES, QUEENSWARE, which have
bee N bought the most advantageous terms and will
be sold for cash at the lowest remunerating prices
Country storekeepers are respectfully requested cal
and examine the goods and prices before making purchas
Che rice only will be and no ahate
ment made Amongst the stock wi lbe found the follow
ng:
Superine Black Cloth Fancy satin, silk & Bingham
Black and fancy cassmeres cravats-Scarlet blue and
Doe skins white wrappers, 4 drawers
Casmerettes, satinets cot SuspendeFs, comOrters,
ton goods; Turkey red and madden
Blesched sheetings, 8-4,I04 handkerchieis.
Blue, beached and brown Green and blue barege Bloc
drngs mer corded skirts,
Beached, brown striped Swiss and jackonet insert
Huckabaek,, diapers, towel sls and thread inserngs
rugs; and edgngs, black silk lace
rash. bleached and brown capnets sewed muslin co
damask table cloth; lars and cuffs;
Red; white, and yellow Han Black lace falls;
nels; Cashmere, silk and wool,
Bed tckIpgs, counterpanes wool, cloth, Berlin Lisle
Carpet worp, cotton yarn and cotton gloves;
Ladies satchels Carpetbags merno and solton socks
and umbrellas; ] adies' merino, cashmere
Ginghams, Calicoes, lnscys and cotton hose,
checked jackonet, Swiss, Threads, sewing 4 kntinc
book, Victoria lawn and cottons, purses, elastics
lappet masiins, wristlets, purse twist, Ze-
Adacas, mohairs, cOburgsy phyr wool;
lustres and poplins; Tapes, reels hooks and eyes
De Lanes, printed calIcoes Jenny Lind Kate Hayes
French merinoes, Canton gown buttons pearl agate,
fannes, cambrics, CANT linen and ivory buttons;
brio handkerchief Dressing, back and side
Brown Holland, Irish linen, combs, hair and cloth
Oiled CLOTH table covers, Coat Links;
Doyeys black velvet; Bay State long shawls.
Wadding, battingi
CLOTHING.
Gentlemen's black cloth Cashmere and Doeskin
cloaks, finishing and blank pants,
ct overcoats, quilting satin Observation-Disclosures,
and fancy ycsts,
GROCERIES,, &c.
hoce Imperial Young Hy Pure cognac Brandy odd Mo
son. Ooolong 4 Souchong nongahela and Ohio whis-
Teas. key,
Java and Rio Coffees Golden SyT > and n mo
Chocolate, cocoa, lasses,
Loaf, crushed, car en- and Smoking and chewing to-
brown sugars. bacco
Sperm, and taow can Principe, Havana and Sho
cables, root cigars
Cloves nutmegs, CINNAMON Fancy and plain soaps indi
ginger mustard and pepper co. lard OIL tubs, buck
Table CUTLERY and queens cts, coffee mills,
ware, sc. Rasins, almonds, currents
+. DOEkEe
Nov. I5-dwy
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WASHINGTON ne

n washington, DEC IA.
HOpsE.-Mr. Benton states that by courtesy
he vas appointed Chairman Of the Military
Committee, but it was announcement for him to
discharge its duties, and he had declined and
Mr.. Bissel appointed in his place.
Nj. Seward made motion that all documents
relatipg 70 The Niagara Ship Canal be referred
- the committee on commerce. Adopted.
resohtion Of inquiry as 70 The expediency Of
revising the Y. 8. Statute. Adopted.
Mr. Dodge Of Iowa, introduced bill organiz-
ing The Yerritory Of Nebraska. Referred
Adjourned.
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VARIETY STORE.

A GENERAL Stock of all the vario'is articles IN
N general will be kept constantly on hahd ~ ,he
old stand of Emerson Shields, en Main street, we
very respectfully all those who may aN'f WIN
4 call, that il is no tgaul lie 70 sho " Goods
n 10 1883 GILLIAN EMERS0N.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Washington, Dec. -,

washington, Qec is.
SKxATE.-Mr. Adams introduced bill 10 r.
duce and graduate the price Of public lands /;
also bill to suppress the circulation Of notes
under 45 Is currency ia the District Of Colum
bic. Referred.
The Senate then adjourned.
HousE.7Mr. Stanton Of Kentucky, present.
ed = memorial Of Gen. Lane contesiing the seat
Of Delegate for New Mexico. Referred.
The House resumed the consideration Of Mr.
Washbufn's resolution affirming the power of
Congresrf 10 construct railroad Through She
tefritories. Tabled.
MIR. Bissel offered = joint resolution rendering
thanks Of Congress 10 Gen. Wool for his valu-
able services 81 the battle of Buena Vista, and
suggesting that sword be presented to the
Grnenk Referred 10 committee on military
Adjourned.
The Union does not ike the selection Of Bev-
erly Tucker as printer to the Senate.
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J. KENT, Agent, Dubuque, Iowa.

j. KENT, Agent, Dubuque, Iowa,
MOULD beg leave to inform the trade and public
w general, that they opening and in receipt
of large and well assorted stock OF Fresh and Import
ed Wines and Liquors of every description and of
fer inducements purchasers which be surpass-
invite merchants and tavern keepers call and
our stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere think
ing II 10 be to their advantage to do SO.
J. KENT, AGENT,
South Room of Burton's Block, Main ST. between 9th
and 9TH streets.
Dubuque, Oct. 6, 1858. d&w-tf
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Holoway's PMs.-d most extraordinary cure Of DroPsy
Effected by their Use-Mr. George Rowley, OF Tobago
had suffered from this disease for upwards OF hve years
during which period he underwent the operation OF
tapping five times. His maady most skillfuly
treated by several practitioners standing which
he go, grad lilly worse his strength and health failing
so fast as to render any hope Of almost vain
As last resource no tried Eoiioways Pills, and by per
severing in use according the directions affixed
to each box he was completely cured in fey months,
and is now restored to sound heath,
HT II. BlAKsLEY, st. Louis, General Agent for Mis-
souri,, III ineis and ioEa.
For sale in Dubuque by A. GILLESPIE, w. p. ALLEN,
and Dr. T. MASON dawtfebI7
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young lady. given to tattIing, says, she
never tells any Thing unless to two classes Of
leOpIe-tlsose who ask her, and those VIII, don't !.
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IOWA STONE AND MARBLE YARD,
Garner. of Water d. 18th SITS.

T. W.. Crockett 81 q. G. Williams
ygrOULD respectfully inform the CIT Gems OF GuDhlus
Wy and vicinity, tlat they haYe commences III ~,
81 ne and Marble iueness IN Ill us branches we
trlst that strict attention business, ana desire 10
render entire satisfaction, Will enable us to merit share
mn rua Nov Is53 dawly
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WHITE LEAD.-Three thousand pounds pure
w White Lead, for sale a, the sign OF Cool Ssnari-
tan. TIMOTHY MASON.
septl7
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

TINE undersigned have just received full and com
i plete assortment of
STAPLE, FANCY AND SILK GOODS
of almost every variety wanted in this market such
LADIES DRESS GOODS & TRIMMINGS,
Shawls, Bcnnets, Ribbons. Gloves, Hosiery, EGgngs,
Insertings Ginghams, Prints, De LANES, Cashmeres
Cloths Cassmeres, Sattines and Vestings, Blankets
Sheetngs, Drilliags, Tickings, SC.
HATS, \ APPS, BOOTS, AND SHOES,
1|<00.AH I'M lie
Hardware, Queensware and Groceries.
Having purchased our stock in Boston and New York,
and being DESTROYS Of inc reasng business, offer
great inducements buyers if greater than any
house this city. To prove this, the public respect
fully invited TO cali and examine goods and prices
We shall do best please and to merit your patron
age.
J. e. WEATIERBY & CO. .
Man-street,-2d door above Sixth,
Dubuque, Sept 2eth. 1853. dawf
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LYONS KATHAlRON.

The Katharon neusralizes the effects of disease, eli
mate and old age in Preserving and Restoring the ha
man HAIR after badness of many years. cleanses
the scalp from Dandruff and natural impurities
will cure the Nervous Head ache and all erupve dis
eases Of the skim and the desirable article for
curling and mpartng gloss to the haI in the world II
happily untes the effects of the choicest Pomades 10 the
best French Extracts and exhaes the Perfume of the
most delightful flowers No person should be without
it, Price only 25 cents in large bottles Sold br all
dealers, everywhere
d. 8. BARNES, Proprietor, 16I Broadway, N.
az For sale BY DIR T. MASON, and w. F. ALLEN
Druggists, Dubuque, Iowa. daw I'm
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= =. - New York, Dec. IA.
Despatches from Washington say that seri.
Gus diiicuIty occurred between Senator Gwn Of
Cailfornia, and Secretary Guthrie, which it is
apprehendei viii result in duel.
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The Emperor Of China is in his 22d year
The Emperor Of Austria g0-the Sultan Of Per-
s.a 20. These young men rule one third Of the
people Of the weird. = ~ q
ES The man WI, clrried the thing tao far
has lei it Crop. The constable was alter him
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Cough Remedy!
CONSUM pTION!

THE above Expectorant, prepared by experienced
Physician Chemist, has become standard
prepa -ation, and is now offered for the COMPLETES
CURE OF the diseases of the THROAT and LUNGS,
which. # neglected, usually terminate fatally III CON
1t contains no opium, calomei; or any
mineral whatever, but is composed entirely OF those
Roots Herbs and vegetable substances, which have
specific inuen the Lungs and their connected or
gans. Its mpediate effect is allay all irritation,
and gently remove the pnlegm and other morbid secre
tpns the throat and air passages, thus relieving
the cough, by subdung the ind ANIMATION ard other
causes which give rise it. Ii approved oT and re-
commended ply sicians of the highest standing and
may given with perfect safety the youngest child
or he most delicate female.
Ii. BLaKSLEY, $ w corner OF Third and Chestnut
Streets St Louis No. wholesale Agent for the West. to
whom all orders may be addressed.
4y- Also for sale by -fG
Dr.. 7 Mason, A. GILLESPIE, and w. p. ALLEN, Du-
huque, and by dealers generally.
Dec a. lS53tfebi2 "a
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GROCERIES.
klER'S PETROLEUM.

0ODO 0DH
CURES Rheumatism, Ague, chronic sore eyes, blind
~ ness piles, cholera morbus, diarhGa, dys ntery,
scrouia. err. ipelas salt rheum letter. worm, erup
tions and pimples the skin, burns and scalds old
sores, coughs, cods bronchitis, aecth of the lungs
and windppe, diseases OF the bladder and Kidneys white
sweliing coniractions of the limbs and joints, worms
Group, totlache, neuralgia Deafness (some knds
Ger, female diseases, govt, asthma &c., sc.
This Wonderful Remedy is Purely .Tatarai, -dscov-
cred ina
Well 400 feet deep.
IN 1878, near Pittsburg, Pa-is clear and OF beautiful
wine coor-Is put up In SO cent bottles just duws
from the fountains used externally and internally gen
orally three day--but for Ague and Diarrhea
feapDonfuIevery three hours and Cholera Morbs every
hour.
The proprietor has no ia te for using the canting
inflated blowing s lie brought 10 the aid OF The Paren
Mixtures and Nosrunl of the dly-conscioIs that This
Oil being natures work AMI human iRueattoa,
is fast fading way public favor will he make
long para'ie of certificates The voices OF the curd
spe1kng louder and its praise. So ett be.
Let the Oil speak Tor Itself Get circulars with direc
tons gratis OF Agents
For sale by Druggists generally in the West, and by
B,oraeu CheAfs, and Wa. Warth;astoa in Rockford
~ .. BraSn & o., and Merritt y Dirisan Rockton.
Dee II, 1888. wam
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New Orleans. Dec I'D

Private letters from Vera Cruz state Santa
Anna has been proclaimed Dictator for 10 years,
with the consent Of the principal states aud cit:-
ms, excepting one lone star which wanted il
perpetual dictator
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Tested by Thousands annually, and
Nerer found apanting.

Necer Joaa11 eantsng.
q & & { & 4
WIsTaR's RALsAM OF WILD CHERRY, the
sumption of the lungs, asthma, Group. hectic fever,
night sweats, &c.
Physicians oftdn acknowledge that this remedy
stand at the hea OF all others in the of diseases
of the dangerous consumptve character and that
in those of less alarming nature it seldom known
TO fail, if iudic,ously applied.
1t Seldom Fails to cure!
st Louis. Jnly Is. 1851.
in making known you the benefit have received
from the of DR. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY Mplungs had been seriously affected with
bleeding for the last three years. Al last the bleeding
was profusa, so much to render very nervous
and quite alarmed. I employed several of our most
skiui physcians-thcir treatment afforded but tempo
bottles of Wistars Balsam of Wild Cherry and from
have derived every benefit my heart could desire the
medicine having eff cted perfect cure, and in
the enjoyment OF sound lungs and the best health all OF
which attribute TO no other agency than the
of Wistar's Ba'sam.
You are ihert, to use this statement if you think
proper. have resided IN ST Louis twelve years and
can be at my residence by person wishing fur
Their particulars WM. NJ. JOHNSON,
Resid nee, l4fh st, one door north of Franklin st.
Caution.-The genuine :" Wisfars Balsam of
wild Cherry has FAC smile Of the signature of HENRY
WIsrAR, u, Philadelphia, and :" Sanford and Park"
on finely eqecuted steel engraved wrapper. No other
can be genuine.
DON'T BE DECEIVED
into the belefthat other Wild Cherry 'namesakes
equal to Wistars Baisam of Wild Cherry, just as
good sc &c. Wisrar's Balsam is the only true prepa-
ration, and the remedy that performs the cures.
aerSold. wholesale and retail, b. ii. BLAK5LEY,
Agent south of Third and Chestnut streets,
ST. Louis.
Also by A. GILLESPIE, DIR. I. MAsov, w. p ALLEN,
and by Dealers throughout the State.
Dec. IA, 53tiebl254
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IY- The editor oil The New Orleans Picaunu

II The editor Of the New Orleans Picaynne
speaking Of model subscriber" to that pa
per, says
$ We have on our subscription list the name
of one gentleman, who has taken the Weekly
PicayMHc ever since 1889, and has not once
during the whole period, that we remember,
found fault with the appearance or contents of
the paper, or complained OF being rreyularly
served BY the mails. He paid his frs, subscrip-
ton in advance, and has not paid anything
since"
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ChrystaI Emporium.

r HAVE Oh hand a large lot of Window Glass of all
/ sorts and sizes, for sale at No. BOG, Levee.
Dubuque, Iowa, Sept. l, $50. G. X. WEST.
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NEW COMyaClElOMaAaY
and Family Grocery.

Opposite .ae Globe Bnld,pg, .Hain street. Dubuque
yEyHE Unders eued would respectfully inform the cit
L zens of Dubuque that they have commenced the
Confectionery and Grocery Business, and that they III
tend Keeping thing appcrtaDns TO their trade OF
The Qualities and The reFy iomeSf possible cash prices,
believing that" nmble sspcnee IL better titan slow
shlagp We trust that by strict attention to busint S.
and desire 10 render entire satisfaction, may be
ablcd to merit share of the public patronage.
H. j. GOFF & co
Oct 10 1874 dawly
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ATTENTION.

E&AA Trade and Public generally, that they are
HSJ&zXK now openin.
4 NEW STORE,
between 9TH and Sti Streets lain, for tie purpose
superior article OF
Ohio Oak Tanned Leather,
from j. r. Grants celebrated Bethel Tannery. CONSISTING
in part, of Harness, Bride, Ban} Sole and Upper
Leather, Calf and Kip skins. Also, French, Philadel
pha and Country Tanned Cali and Kip skins Bue nos
Ayres and Orinoco Sole Leather Coier Rnans, hite
and Pink Innings, Thread, Pegs, Lasts Gallons, silk
hastings, and general 81 Shoe Makers Kit
Saddlery and Coach Hardware.
In connection with the above, win manufacture all
kindsof
HARNESS, SADDLES & TRUNKS,
of the best Materials and warranted in every
pect. Those Wishing 70 purchase invited 70 call and
examine prices and quality.
RFCash paid for Hides.
JOHN MCCLURE & Co
Dubuque, Ang. 25fl, 1853. daw-ly
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A CUE & FEVER CU6Ep!-The subscriber has a
n fnrtbeykapply OF the India Choagosue and Tonic
Febrfuge, tsure cure Tor ever ,Iid Asue.
TIMOTHY MASON,
sent II si2H Of Good Samaritan
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AZ Cans of fresh OYSTERS and SARpiSEs, just re
4U ceivcd and for sale by
Oct. Sd. n. v. DESCELLES.
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SAD AFTAIR.-We are informed from reli-
abb source that as Mr.. anderson Company
were In the high grass in the Prairie near Sar-
gent's Bluff, attending to their usual avocation
cf surveying, the prairie was discovered to be
on fire. The company strained every nerve to
escape, but in vain Mr.. Anderson was severe-
~ burnt, and we believe il now in dangerous
situation, bu. We think has not arrived here yet.
One other was also considerably burnt. The
full particulars we cannot now give, but hope
the calamity il not as severe as anticipated
Council Bluff Bugle.
We hope SO to, but have much cause 10 fear
that young Charles Lewis, son Of the Surveyor
General, who was the other person burned, will
not recover, or if he does, that his constitution
will be 80 much impaired, as to destroy in a
measure his future usefulness. 1t is sad affair
for both him and his friends, but we trust that
an accurate history Of the matter, will place it
in more favorable light than at present
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DURE PORT WINE AND B2AN3F:-Ine SUD
scriber offers the best of Port VIM yhd ior
medicinal purposes. TlMoTaH MAsoN,
sept IL sign of sod Samaritan.
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SpRIGE SEED.

SPRUCE SEED.
T1NIEST & IJyssgf have tor sale large lot o
II SPRUCE sEED, lr Shade and Ornamental Trees
ApIlI 10.
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EVRUITS, Nuts, Candies, Spices and general varle
~ of Family Groceries of all kinds for sale az fair
prices by G. X. WEST
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Brandy, Wines 4 Porter.

A SUPPLY Of the above, of very superior qualit
IA just received and for sale by
Dubuque, May !, 1853. A. GILLESPIE,
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1,4st Received,

A LOT Of Sureyors' Composites, and fer sale cheap,
y ar JOHN T.. SMITH Il co. .
Dt,,ro,e CcL6. 1853 d&1w-lm