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EURNITURE-Will be sold at a bargain, az

Il Nc. = Beeknsn--t Once and Count -hOus- D-sks
Chains Stools Cu.hoIs rAbi,. SOFA beds Lounges M
hosAEJ ChAas bzIeans NArdiobe. Tets atst- Marble
top Center aud side Tables, Looking Gass-s GO yards
Oh Cloth Cspets, loo doz Chsrs 600 BedsteAds Hair and
HUsA AaiIs Oee AID COOKING Stoves. Feather Beds
Furniture pGrcl asa ~ Insiaments.
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GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS

GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS,
" BEDS, MATTRESSES, ke, II CRAwBUCKS No
~ OrEnc-s-, scoud door Of Esecxa- Se~-York-
CHAP UPHOLSTERY and FEATHER SrORE-rhs
attention OF families about purchasing respectfully invited
% The arse and beautiful Of Beda Astressex
PNliasses Beds;esds, Gotta ke al Of which have seea
purchased Il low cash Pncea and vii be sod a. scc press
~ 70 uste Il al ndnoe for al cal and exaae ths
above stoek Previous 70 making hsr pgFehs Goods
- NY far OF the city Brooklyn aEd WhAnsbur1h tree u
e.rAxe O6 BEDS and Mattress add A- oys<
". CRAWBUCK- No $50 GraadSt
u door East Of E-exs<
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LINE OIL PAINTINGS at AUCTION
Il THIS MORNING "Wednesday, Jan. 49, at IL o'c'oct
ky JOHN LEviSON, At his Ssles Room No. 81 Broad:
vsy q splendid collection OF OIL Psntnss BY talented
Italian French, Enxsh and American srt'ss embracing
LandsApfs River and Marine Views Cattle, Fruit and
Flower pres Moonlshts Heads Groups Game Pioes
&c elegantly framed suitable for psor OF gallery Sale
reremptory. Catalogues .. Store
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MOOR SASH and BLIND DEPOT. No. Al

H. Duane-.t The subscriber invites attention to the
Above ARTICLES which he ia prepared 20 furnish IN any
quantity and VIII warrant good any IA this Market.
Glazed Sash Of common band, or glazed % order
GEO WARREN HAfSrAr
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A CARD.-The subscriber has great pleasure
N being enabled TO announce 70 hs friends and
Ira, he ia, been appointed Agent for the Of Mers
WARBURG Az MAR Co, of London and Liverpool and
that he prepared make bsrsl Cash Advances on Con-
pigments ito the above hrn) OF al kds on Ansncsa
duce sslsbe in those markets GEO. w. ATWOOD.
R.rEsEscEs.-saml Perry, ESQ, No front-st- New
Y0rk; Messrs p w Stebbrns No IL Froutst New ORR
Freeman Co. No 81 Frontst- Newly orb WIS ABBEY
Tsq No 81 Front-st, New York Warbarg AI-m.r Co.
London and Liverpool; Trimmer Grsnser, London
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y.vyo-k nec 81 Is5s DFNTHR TIFFANY.
r On the iSth day OF May they viii remove 20 20
Bsrusy and No IL yeseys. directly N the rear OF ne
A-cor Hoos~.
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~ A. ROGUE, Importer No 5ai Broadway.-Ths sac
oessu debut BY this establishments In its recent mad
during the past year has induced the proprietor
NhlOs where an extensive of luNrios Tor the
palate and endes. variety Of cb holiday presents arc
now offered for sale.
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DRUGS PAINTS. OILS. &c.-GREEN-

1KI Us, TAINIS, VII4N, NC.-HhLtN-
~ LKAP 4 KINSLEY, No q Nesey-st. DUG
GiSTS- Country Merchsnas. Grces and Manufacturers
sAMUELT GREENLEAF,
WIN h kINSLEl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-19

~ French Minister. used organize victory for the
armies Of Frsnce from his Bureau he adopted the right
mems and the rght rcsnts followed. 20 tas desired
results in business may be obtained BY Adopting The rigt
ruesrs nsinsl Nv, Advertising. v PALNER'S ADSkR-
TiSlN6 AGENCY. Tribune Build ngs - the Barrsa
Tor Organizing saccessfa victory ia Trade tie the
As-rt for the be, pAPcu Of the whole Un'oo, Canada
&C. Psptrs scen ana rates gwen Al his onice. The
besinnins OF the New Year Is tie time the
rAngemenss
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miscellaneous.

CCOUNT BOOKS, DIARIES for 1853,
"A PAPER STATIONERY Of every var'sty. " log
PRICES Books made pattern with ppted heading pasef
lie Circulas Checks, Notes, &C. furnished IN sys 70
oYi-ed FRANCIS LOUTREL.
s,.tioper, Printers and Book Binds No n Maiden
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RLANk BOOKS, STATIUNERf anI
ID PRINTING-The sabsc ribor has constantly on band
tie various ,t,es ~ Blank aud Memorandum Books all ar
osin the line Of Stationery, used by the me-
ebsne artist and Others Writing and Copying INKS from
different manufactures English, FIR poh and nsficsn,
Letter Note Paper and Stationery Bi-heads Cirogsr.-
patch Bank Boot, ruled and printed and bound to Order
nom the difficult patterns Also the different patterns
Of Diaries for the year 1888 GbORuE ~ BELL,
staioner and Account Book Manufacturer No l5s Mas
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-11-09

The Catholicon far surpasses other remedies, IN helne
more certain, less expensive and leaving e sysih IN
better condition, Let all Interested call ana Obtain
pamphlet (free) containing ample proof from Inc most
spectabe sources, of the beneficial results "t s use
together with letters from highly exp rcnccd Ihys-
Clans used in their practice and speak from
their observ atoms.
Pamphlets had gratis at the store Of
TIMOTHY MASON, Druggist.
Dubuque, Iowa. Aug.2, 1859.
Letter addressed Of Mr.. Curtis Hatch, As en at
RarenRa, Ohio:
To DR.. Marchis-I have been ten years troubled with
Female complamts-prolapsus uter and all the attend
ing difficulties; times rendering life most Isefa-
BILE. have had the attendance OF some %. The best
physicians, with but little success the most they could
do o releve-a ont at the question: FOR .
months before CONNIE ncing with vour medicine, had
not been able perform labor could walk bu few
steps a time, and scarcely went out of d"ors--In
short ! completely Frustrated, both in body and
mind and expected TO drag out the resi- of my days IN
suffering AM misery But reading your advertisement
was induced To try your Invaluable medicine called
Uterine CathoIicon, the last resort. had not used
il week before felt like another woman. BY ile use
OF three bottles enabled To perform az the i"ho, nor
six in the family and could walk any where
neighborood without injury Nothing Tut a
of duty you and to the afflicted has induced
my TO the public can safely recon-
preparation all those suffering like myself
(Signed) Mrs. SARAH a. BIsHoP.
Freedom, Purtag o., Ohio, Dec. 81, 1882.
J. b. MARCHISI & Co., Propretors.
Central Depot, 30i Broadway, N. Y.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-11-09
BY LETTERS PATENT SECURED IN ls49.
PULVERMACHEK's
Patent HYDRO Electric VOltaic Chains.

Constructed 10 be worn under the garments, the
present day. They relieve without pain or shock insta.
tane0usy, acute rains, such head, ear ana
joothache, rheumatic pains, tic dolorelx, etc., and by
diseases Of years standing, such as gou local paralysis
nervous complaints liver diseases, etc., disappears by
miracles they have been applied with the greatest
in all those dreadful diseases in children commonly called
commissions also in Of teetling under difiues
and disorders of the bowels The metals from
their solutions, dccCnse water, defect the magnetic
needles in short show all the phenomena Of poverfsl
yoltaic pile. The instruments producing these effects
weigh about two ounces, he folded up in pocket.
book always ready for instantaneous usc and will last
man his lifetime, guarding HIMSELF family and friends
etc. against that number Of diseases and complaints in
which mild streaming electricity is perfectly rafe
tain wonderul and speedy remedy. The price Of
plete chain is fnm 81 to So; batteries SO to s22
Incredible may the above facts any person. can
easily convince himself beforehand at the DEPOT Of their
truth The importance Of tie invention has been acknowl
sassd in AEcrca BY the Aeadeny ef Medicine Of New
in the medical colleges, the Gil, bellevue, and Wards
Island Hospitals brooklyn ty Hospital, ETC.; in Europe,
london; bi the Academies Naiopale dc MEDICINE Al Pa
rs; by the Imperial Fasy at vieppa by the Royal Fa-
GUILTY at Berlin; and other scientific stiiptnpps Of tho
highest order including the principal hospitals in Eu
Tbe Propftors in possession Of testimonials tn the
effect from all the above institutions in America and
Europe we'll Of the most eminent and distinguished
members of thf profession in both heispheres and invite
the public ~ examine them.
Full and illustrated descriptions for personal and
one for scientific mem with copies Of testimonials and
obtained gratis, at the oicc. They will be forwarded
free Of postage, part Of the United States ans
Wer to prepaid inquiries containing three cents postage
stamps.
N. D. Physicians specially invited call and see
. ~ Apply q TIMOTHY MASON, sign Of tn. coA
for United States 56e Broadway, New York
July !, 1881 da@ II
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-11-09
THE FIRE NEAR DETROIT.

AT the last accounts the fire was spreading
ST, Louis Inteliigcnecr. The letter is from a
gentleman who owns farm in the vicinity OF
Detroit written Under date of the Goth ult
1t IS still as dry as ever-no rain has fallen
for nearly FIVE months, and it we do not have
some rain | cant tell wha. will become OF
u.s., The people in The country are sutferln,
beyond description-they are hauling wate
from the river for miles into the country, both
for their cattle md TOR family use. IL it were
only for family use; i, would net be SO hard
upon them, but as il is for all descriptions of
stocks, it takes up all their time, and they suffer
greatly besides The weather is warm and the
dust intoleTablc. This is not all-the whole
country is on fire, committing great havoc =
Miles upon miles of the country have been
burned up and the fire is continually inc,ea-
sing, now reached the city that the in
habitants are fnck:nl out to fight the fire, and if
possible, to subdue it or al least TO keep it from
the city 1t has destroyed thousands upon
thousands Of dollars, worth OF properly, aud
taken houses, barns, hay, oats, and straw stacks
besides the lives of several persons in It's course
1t has now been burning three weeks, and you
NAV imagine the destruction. Some days hen
the wind was blowing hard, it spread nearly as
fast as horse could rum ana not only burning
the tmbered land but the soil of cultivated
lands from one TO five feet deep-consequently
there is no feed for stock. In the tmbered
land have seen the trees fall faster than forty
men could chop them down. A person going
near the woods, can hear nothing but The con-
tinual crash oftrees falling 1t is nearly as bad
in Canada.
The smoke in the city is SO thick in the NOR
hing that you cannot see a man across the street
until ten or eleven o'clock, and until eight
or nine you cannot see person three feet be-
fore you.
heard farmer say this morning that in
crossing distance oftwelve miles more, he
did not see house, and that he did not start
from home until some time after usual day break.
The fire extends more than thirty miles from
Detroit. II has burned every farm surrounding
me, but had not come on to me when left there
this afternoon about o'clock, but have to
keep men watching continually night and day,
aud unItss we have rain soon the whole country
will be burned up.
Since the above has been put in type, We
learn from our Logging mails that heavy rain
on the 23rd has extinguished the conflagra-
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-11-09
TO WIN OF col u M II u s
Allamaken County InWa

"a THE Town of COLUMBUS ispleasan,ly ST.
E.s1 uated on the main channel of the Mississippi
&A River, about 100 miles above Dubuque, ID the
Seat of Justice of Aamakee county, and to those who
seeking new locations, rho wish to invest their
means in new and thriving town, Columbus presents
unusual inducements BECAUSE LIST, purchasers OBJ
tain Building Lots on liberal terms. I'd. II is the
tural outlet of the finest portion of Iowa and Southern
Minnesota. Sd. The chances for roads To and from the
back country, not inf any point the river
in the State, and in the opinion of many distinguished
men, tar superior 10 any point above The Rapids
4t. In adi ion 10 the above enumeratc vantages,
there is an almost xhaustibe amount OF Wafer Pow
er Immediately in the rear Of Columbus, easily and
Dance and which perfectly safe FRI the danger
high water, freshets, &c. The stream forming these
Mill SITES, known in this vicinity as Vaioge Greek
which rises tn the western part of Allamakee county
ter rapii course Of il niles, dseppsuss into Tie
stream Is fertile and beautiful beyond description and
affords The pst NATURAL gradual and gentle grade to the
back country that can be found in this portion Of Iowa.
here already on this stream and within mile of
ConAibus, TWO fine Mills one FIGURING Mill, which is
now running, and which is not inferior of the
and win be in running order in lew weeks, superior
Mill situated al the head Of backwater, two miles from
This lower mill, Village Creek presents an almost
continuous string OF water power Cor the next ten
miles above, The Steam Boat Landing At Column
bus is good the best the Mississippi certainly
not inferior to any. Columbus commenced building for
business Late in the li of 1851, when store house
twenty new buildings erected and the present ap
pearance indicates the erection of still lager number
the present season.
There now in Columbus, four Stores, one Hotel.
and another one in progress Of eIecop apd not TO be
excelIed by any hapse above Dubuqne( Land Office,
from which emigrants obtain all the information in
regard to the public lands which they may desire IA
good assortment OF mechanics, but half enough.
Religious meetings regularly held. A superior
School under the instruction Of an accomplished teach
er is in permanent and prosperous condition.
The Propretors of this point Of the belief, that
other town the Mississippi offers equal induce
ments to the Capitalist, the Fader, the Mechanic, or
the l.aborer.
They feelsatisied that they have naturally the strong
est point between Dubuque and ST. Paul, and nothn
but capital and labor is to bring in the IL mi
rank and among the commercial points the river.
Titles to Lots in olumbus, clear and ndis put able.
Application for Town Lots TO be made 10 4. OyTMAN
Esq, of Columbus, who is the duly authorized Agent
and Attorney for the Propretprs of Columbus.
plat of the Town can be seen in the Banking House
of Cook, Sargent, Barney & Co, Dubuque, Iowa.
Columbus May 5th, 1888. daw-Iy
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-11-09

II Various and conflicting stories are going
the rounds Of the papers, about passenger in
the Express Train coming West, week before
last, having committed suicide by stabbing him.
self some say that it was near this pace-tlIat he
died Immediately, and was taken off the cars
here &c, &c.
Now the facts are, that man of respectable
| appearance and habits, coming west in company
with his wife, did, somewhere between John
stown anu Latrob, in fit of mental alteration,
STABBED himself in several places in the body ,inic
ting dangerous wounds. He was taken off the
cars at Latrobe. and put under the care Of DR.
J. w. Coulter, who dressed his wounds and in q
few days he was able to proceed on his journey
We have forgotten his name, but think he was
from one Of the eastern counties in this State
We are informed that he could give no account
lof hoao o. aohy he did the act.-Wcstmoreiand
INTEL,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-11-09

To the Public.

y ADWAf Co., the Inventors, Manufacturers and
~ Proprietors OF TIE justly celebrated r. H. Il. Rene
Dies were the first 10 discover Re.nedy possessing the
Marvellous and Miraculous Power of stopping the most
EXcuciating Pains in an instant, aliayng the worst
cramps and Spasms either internal external in few
minutes, and soothing the most severe ParoA OF
rheumatism, Neuralgia and Tic Dolorcux, as soon as
applied. The r. X. Remedies consists Of three Rene
d.s each possessing quick and wonderful powers
certain complaints and diseases, and will Instantly
RELIEVE The Human System Of Pain.
GULATE Each Organ 10 Il Hcaithy .7ctioa.
RESOLVE .jn0y aH Discasfa Deposits.
RENOVATE The body. }rom MI corrupt humors
REBUILD The Hmk anil Brohcn Dorn
Constitutions
RESTORE 70 tleahh, SreugM and Eigor
ell ansoaad d. n0rn out parts.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-11-09

RoYAL PREcocITr.-The prince Of Wales
during late visit to the Dublin exhibition prov.
ed how fit he was 10 become some day the ruler
Of s'a nation Of shop-keepers. lie asked the
price Of an elaborate specimen Of carving in bog
oak The shopman in attendance, quite over-
wheimed with the unexpected honor, answered
distractedy, "a shilling" true price being
about fifteen shilings. The prince with great
promptitude closed with the bargain at once, laid
down his shilling and walked off with the prize
This little ihcident it is said, will probably make
the fortune Of the exhibitor, who is constantly
surrounded BY groups Of the curious, and pre-
serves the shilling under glass vase ,only to be
shown to the most favored of the customers!
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-11-09
Dubuque in 1863.
NJ ~ NK NH0DrEH
s Jock Of GOONS
COMMERCIAL H.AhI,

Depending entirely on the discrimination of the
lie tor the amount of patronage they NAV accord !
have reduced my bushes SIS TO system of
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-11-09

INK FOR STEEL PEN.-lnks which will mol
corrode steel pens is desideratum. We take
he.following from the Scientific .4merican, and
recommend it to our readers scrap books. -
Take twenty lbs. of the best Campeachy log
wood and boil ii down for three hours in one
gallon Of water, taking care to add enough du-
ring evaporation, 30 as to have one gallon OF
liquor att,e end Of the boiling. Into this, dis
solve IL oz. of the chromate Of po.assa, and stir
well. Il should then be bottled up for use 1t
does not require gum to hold any sediment in
soution--for there is none-like the common
inks, made with the sulphate of iron, logwood
and gals, or sumac. AS there is no acid in this
ink, il is the very writing fluid required for steel
pens.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-11-09

= We find the following melancholy intel
igence in the Ohio pa pers The deceased w.,
young man Of great promise, and il Is viii
pain that We receive this news Of his untimely
death.
Edward T. Tiffin, youngest and only son )
the late Gov. Tifin, Of this State w,s ;n.,.n,
aneousiy killed on "Wednesday last, It Turner !,
Station, y. r, BY falling from the platform, .
railroad car. He was returning 10 his hom,
v Chiilicothe. from three years soiourn j.
PARIS, where he had besn qualify ing himself "a
the more useful prosecution Of his profession 3
physician. His age was 81 years
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-11-09

Hos. HEsRr M RIcE-We learn from the
last 'afsnG .adseriiscr that Hon. NJ. Rice has
left that city for Washington. Owing to his
business, he mide an extremely short stay witt.
Us, and we were deprived of the pleasure of an
interview with him. Our warmest wishes IN
with him, confident tie. one who has az am;-
nently gained the confidence OIL entire terri
tory VIII be found in the highest degree worthy
oft.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-11-09
Professor ALEXANDER c. BAERY's
IricOphcTOus Medicatcd Communal

TTNHE efficacy of this justly celebrated embrocatlon
Tor migrating, beautf! ing, impar;ing gloss
and siiken seftness to the hair, widely known
and acknowledged, that il has gained by its merit
reputation which is not for day but for ali tme II Is
the province Of science subdue and control those
physical evils hich efned civilization has brought in
its train for SO long warm and tight hats
with the combined agency Of other hlucnce will
thousands Of unhappy victims be troubled with bald
heads and grey hairs say nothing the various Gu
taneous diseases to which the head il sui iected TWAS
to relieve these evils that Professor Barry his
invaluable remedy, and among tie thousand ard one
who havebeep his competitors, stands alone ON
that pedestal Of success, hewn out Of Barry TTcohe
rous and sustained by the favor and patronage
of discerning and intelligent public For reste the
hair TO its original growth preventing from falling
out this compound has been pronounced by all medical
men to be sure repedy For eradcatng scurf, dand-
ruff, and curing diseases of the skim glands, MUSCLES
stings and Lruises, the ricorherns will always DO
ound safe speedy, and dnfanp cure and long as
.'Fair tresses mans imperial race ensnare,
And beauty draws with single hair,
Barry's Trcopherous be essential to the toilet Of
every lady and gentlemen who desire give soft CLOS
sy and uxnrian appearance the natural drapery OF
reasons throne Sold in large bottles price IS
the prime pa Office 1877 broadway, New York; and by
the principal merchants and druggists throughout the
United States and Canadas Mexico, West indies Great
Britain, France, &c. NexYork, May 4, 1853 daw- ems
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-11-09

THE RAILROAD FiGHr AT CHlcAGo-The
question Of a perpetual injunction against the
illinois Central Railroad Company from running
their track across that Of the Northern Indians
Railroad Company. has been re-argued before
Judge Morris at Chambers. The argument
was made for the purpose Of getting further
extension Of time in order to settle the mode o.
crossing; as well as TO get third Commission
er appointed in the place Of Judge Trumbull
health Joseph Gillespie, Esq, of this count,
has been appointed but it is not yet known !
he will undertake the duties Of the commission
AifOn TIL
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-11-09
DIR. j. b. ANARCHISTS
CELEBRATED CATIIOLICON

II stands pre- emf
nent for its curative
powers in all the dis
eases for which il is
recomm uded. usu.
ally called
FEMALE COMPLAINTS
Of these are Proiap
sms Uferi, or Falling
of the Womb F7uoi
Atbus, or Whites >
Chronic inflammation &
Liberation IF ht
Womb /; Incidental He
m0rrha gr, or Flood
ing; Pal Gi, Sup
pressed and Hregaia,
.MenstruatioR, etc. etc
with all their accom-
panying evils, [Can
Ger excepted n" mat
ter how sew re or OF
how long standing.