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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-10-26
A NOVEL LOCOMOTIVE.

The Boston Trapeter gives account Of
new locomotive, the Texas, just built In that
city, in which the power, instead Of being appli.
ed directly to the wheels by connecting reds, is
applied to the top Of an upright beam, placed
Just in front of the fire box on each side of the
boiler
From the top of this beam which moves L.
bout Is degrees on heavy pivot, runs rod to
the back driver, and from the bottom uns rod
to the front driver. The boiler sets quite low,
while the tank hangs below the wheels The
link is also Of the most novel constructi n, and
is said to be most important improvement, the
link working wirhin the block, instead of the
block within the link The locomotive weighs
about thirteen tons with the tender, which is
connected with it, the b0llerand tank being
placed on the same frame. 1t has but four wheels,
and those are hollow drivers, and are placed one
pair in front of the boiler, and one pair under
uud : the tank. The cylinders are l25 inches
in Giaiif,'er, and are outside connections. The
power, ns,ead OF being applied directly to the
drivers by connection rods, as is usual, is appli-
ed 10 the top uf an upright beam.
The advantages derived by the novel con-
structon of the locamo'iye, are, the ease with
which great power can be applied, and the grea,
gain made in bringing the whole weight of the
engine and tender 20 aid in drawing heavy
! load. 1t is said thlt thirteen ton engine, bull
on he new model can do t .e same work as q
| twenty ton engine built so that the power is sp
| Piled to the drivers at the e-hox.
| The locomotive just completed is for a road
in Texas There also in process of cnDstruc
ton four others after the same model, inte ndeC
Tor road in Pennsylvania.
On Saturday, with view Of testing The ca
pabilities Of The enginne, the "Trxas was at
tac!led 10 heavy freight train, CONSISTING o
fourteen long cars. 1t drew them with the great
estease from Sou'h Erantree to Boston, maxim,
the time allotted to the train to second. Thi
train, which is one efthe heaviest on the road, i
usually drawn by twenty five ton locomotive
The result Of the experiment is deemed conclu
sive that the locomotive viii prove in every re
spvct success sful, and that twelve ton engin
can, when bu 1T after the new plan, do the worl
of a twenty ton engine of the old model. Thos
interested in the matter, can see it at South Bos
ton.
To CURE NosE BLEEpIxG. Roll up pec
Of paper ani press it under the upper lip w
have tried this experiment in number Of CT
ses and only saw il fail IN one
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For Sale at n grcat Sacrifice.

TIMES. w.quarter Of sectiha 2s and the Fast ha!i
i of the south quarter, dissection 90 in Township
81 north of range east OF The Mhprincirle MarIdan.
Iowa containing 2i0 acree--mere ofless
fhis land about half timber, Lays well, is vol
teed. is choice wheat land is conveufent Schools ana
Mills partly improved, and is knownas heland owned
by George w. Lendheck.
Any person desiring 10 purchase goodtarm would do
well 10 look this eally offered al sacrifice
g-s-For particulars enquire ot GEO. WABURTUN.
March 25, 1852 dawti
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WaI. II. MERRITT
--"----
VOLUME XIII.
NEW GOODS.

n. Y. DES G h LIES,
Corner Of Iona and Fourth Streets,
6A HAS just received his supply of Fresh,
uk5! Staple and Fancy GROCERIES, consisting
LIQUORS: ron, Prunes, &c.
French conac Brandy; Raisans, Figs, currants;
Peach do Chewing and Smoking To
Old Scotrb Rye and Bour- bacco. SC, &c.
hon Whskey; ST.3PLES
ST. Crnix Rum; Teas Sugars, Coffee, No
Naraschinu, Curacao; lasses, Herring, candies,
Holland and N. York Gin Spices, Soap, Starch Blue
Absent ST Louis and Gin Nernacea, Macafoni,
cinnati Whiskey. corn and Oar Meal Barley
UINFS. Crackers of ali kinds,
ChamDaigne Wine imported and western
100 eases B Ciarret; Reserve cheese, Oranges,
CIarret in casks white and Lemons, and all kinds
red Renish Wine, Ami tropical Fruits;
settle, Malaga, Port cher Spanish cigars, OF every
w. Sweet Oil, Orange description
Water Candies and Nuts of every
$ ardnes, Oysters, Presery- variety.
ed Peaches, Ounces, cit
The undersigned will be found regularly at his place
of business and will be happy at all times TO meet hs
old Gust, mers letrheir wants be many few
What havei of the choicest kind.
R-Just received, so dozen cans Fresh oysters.
Nv. DESCELlES.
Dubuque August 18Th, 1888. dawtf
Al Cans of fresh OYsTEEs and SARpINEs, just re
4U ceivcd and for sale by
Oct 3D. Nv. DESCELLES. !,
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Gbt 4Nfrhlq Crpres5,
BY VIM. Il. MERRITT.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. OCT. 20. 1853.
PAY Up; PAY UP,

We have few words TO say subscribers. We
have large number Of little claims for subscr pon
scattered all overhe STATE which we need but which
would involve great deal Of time and expense 60 a
them. Wewould like Ia have those who indebt-
ed US, forward this fall and square the books.
We hope they will duly appreciate the situation of
afters and relieve from Ears mealures.
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Fairfield, Jefferson county, Iowa.

OyosrAaoy.-Thc following extract from
the editorial correspondence of the Cleveland
Herald in rela ton to this Lake Superior viii
lage will be found interesting
This, at present the village cf Lake Superior
is situated at the mouth of Onontagon River,
sixty five miles above Eagle River, and four be-
low La Pointe. Three years since it was COM
pnsed Of five or six houses-now it contains
population of six hundred, and many of the
handsome two-story dwellings upon its main
street, ia elegance and comfort would do credit
to any thriving New England town. The stores
are spacious and the business transacted in them
extensive The character of the inhabitants is
such that an excellent school is well supports
ed.
Up the river for a mile and half from its
mouth, an island extends on each side of which
is a good channel, the one on the east side hav-
ing fifteen feet depth of water, is from sixty t.
seventy feet wide; and the one on the west, with
somewhat less depth, is four hundred feet wide
There is a bar at the mouth of the river, the wa
ter 1t being but feet deep, with little dredg
ing and pier, perhaps 1900 feet in length, the
Dor can be made much superior to those o.
| Cleveland or Chicago. The expense of these
/ would probably be $4,000, anc
should be paid by government The ctlzen
have provided by subscription for a harbnr sur
vey by competent engineer. whose survey Col
| Albert will endorse, and recommend that Con
gress make the necessary appropriations.
| Abnye the Island towards the mines, 70
about eight miles, to the Rapids, the river i
naylgable for vessels of five six feet draft.
During the past summer Mr.. Carson has bull
| from the shore pier 80 feet in wild h, and ex
tending into the lake 1850 feet. Next summe
400 feet will be added to its length. A frcigl
warehouse, 100 by 90 feet, recently bull
upon it in two days time. It is a respectabl
building, and striking proof of the enterpris
Of It's proprietor. Two steam Saw-mills, owne
by ]. e. Parker L. CO., and John Gree ntieid
turn ont abou! 10000 feet of lumber per day
and the Forest Mine mill, l3 miles up the rive
about 1000 feet per day
A plank road LA miles to the mines, com
menced, five miles finished, and the whole W;
be completed next summer The following is
5 List Of G ,oorking Onontagon Mines, com
Rasnctag on the East and running West,oardt
G. ~ 4
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RIackslanitElirsg

A DAM HEAGNEY & Co., grateful to their friend
IN for the support heretofore extended TO then would
solicit Of their patronage. They are now
fully prepared do all kinds of country work such a:
ironing of Carriages. Wagons, Poughs &C. Horse and
OK sheeing &C. sc. with neatness and dispatch.
Washington To nship, 10 miles South OF Dubuque
city June H. w.t. ADAM HEAGNEY, < Co.
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IOWA IRON WORKS
Now ian full Opcratiou.

MANUFACTURE
Steam Eagiaes, NIL Irons and MI Geari,g
for both FIGURING and Saw Mills ofeyery description
Horse i,xsesss uad -7h,aSAiuy Machines,
of the most approved kind.
1y-All kinds OF Machinery and Castings made 10 or
der, and shipped 10 any part Of the country
J. r. FARLEY & EOt Sc
Duhnci.ie. Anil A, 1859 daWtf
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CoSrRIvANcEs TO ATTRACT CUsroM The
New Yorkers have always been celebrated for
their in yenuity in attracting custom. For this
purpose they occasionally resort 10 some queer
lodges. A correspondent of one of our co
relates the case OF a halter in
Chatham street who takes a daguerreotype Of
every one that buys hat Of him, and inserts it
neatly in the crown free Of all expense. How
much neater way is this, h reasons, of id.n
.lfyng your hat, than simply to have your
name written in it. This is peg above Ge-
In. Anohsr case is that Of large house in
Nasslu-street, who send home in very hand
some well-equipped private omnibus, made for
he purpose at a cost of $500, those who buy {
suit of clothes at their establishment.
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For s.. Louis & New orleans.

, ffIa1'~ q THE splendid and fast sailing steamer
A&sEaaJYNhssfIG PAWNEE, LEeNaRp, Master, Will
- run during The present season, between
New Orleans aud Dubuque, touching al all the inferno
diate places For Freight or Passage apply on Board
or TO u II. WEo |, Heeht..
nubpoue Nav 9Th 1883 daw II
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TINS YEARS CoTroN CRoP.-The cotton
crop of the United States for the fiscal year
ending 3lst ult., has ust been made up by the
Price Current, and as will be seen by the fol.
lowing statement, il is larger than ever b. fore,
reaching 1862, $50 bales. OF this there has
been taken for home use GIL ,059 bales in the
States norih OF Virginia, and about 80 QUO south
and west OF that Staie, showing an increase in
the crop Of 247 ,S53 bales; in foreign ex lorts of
81 ,75t, and in consumption of the whole coun-
Try of about $4,000 bales, or equal to about one
fifth of the total crop.
/ CIR
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RYAN g. LARKIN,

Groceries, PrOvisicHS, Liquors Nc.
xswssg AT our stand, opposite to the City Hotel,
EssxTW will always be found general assortment OF
GAk GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
LIQUORS, CIGARS, &c, Sc,
which Nvc are willing sell al the lowest rates 10
cash.
RYAN'S LARktN.
Dubuque ,\pril 2Sth, 1853. daw-iy
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THE OLb DpMIxI5s --R chard Hldrcth
Esq, closes the ohaplef IN "knowledge, in
his new work enfided HE Theory Of Politics,
with the observation that 'sthere were more ideas
in the head Of Thomas jefferson alone, than in
all Virginia at this moment.
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NEWSPAPERS IN CALrFoRIA.-Therea are pub
lished in California, says the Marysyille Er-
press, thirty eight newspapers, twelve Of which
are daily, one triwcek'y, two semi weekly, and
the balance are weekly. Sixteen Of these are
prin ed in San Francisco, four in Sacramento,
two in Marysvi!e, two in Stockton, and two in
Placervle. Three are printed in foreign Ian
guages, and two devoted 10 two different Ian
gulges Among them four are called Journals,
eight of them Heralds, and two Republicans.
Total weekly circulation, 100000.
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ERAU.D!

A II. who wat AXES of the real COLLINS Go.
"A make, shoaifse particular to notice the STAMPS as
there are various enterfeits and limitations stamped
Collins and LABELLED nach like ours, which fraud
ulently sold in Puts of tie United States as
manufacture They arc ade in different parts Of the
country BY various Axe Mahas and nerally their
acquitted sas,t TS 81 ;tarion. invariably
axe has printed label with my sSru,t .G :. - oa.,
more than TWENTY FIVE YEARS since VA. - - "a M ho"
business with the stamp of Collins Co. ~, ),
and do not know of any other axe-maker by thefa,
of Collins in the Cnited States.
.3ugust 1881 wly SAN w COLLINS
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MAIL SERVICE FRod FAIRFIELD TO rms
CIrY.-The following correspondence between
Hon Bernlart Hem and the Post Office De.
partment we take from the fopa Sentinel.
Fairfield, Oct IL, 1853.
MIR STEWARD The enclosed is in answer
to an application for daily service on the mail
route between this place and Dubuque.
Al ilough the application is declined for the
present, the purport Of the letter seems to indi-
cate that daily service may be placed on said
routes at the lettings next year.
Very respectfully,
RERNHART HEM
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EYAn lrisbman, the other dav, bid ex-
traordinary price for an alarm clock; and gave
as reason, ssthat he loved to rise early, he now
only had to pull the string and waken him
self
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Dubuque Mutual Fire In
suranoe Companv.

rTyHE above Cempxhy has been IN operation fonr
u and has done afair share Of business. The ex-
psnse 1.-THE insured during thattime las been Jess han
osr-HALr the cQyt0finsnFance in any other company
upon sttniar properly Ii is the only Company ia Iowa
and losses can always be adjusted al home The per-
sons insred hecQms the stockholders Of the Company
and thersore The company cannot iai. We selict the
busfness ofthe country
DIRECTORS
ktcnard 6nnson David Decker
James L. Langworthy FV Goodrieh
Lawrence Molony Up. Farley 81
Timothy Mason ~ s. Hefherirrtoa
n. N0bley JIG sk,elds 80 -
r. LSngwoTthy A. Lorimier.
F-v.GOODRICH, Press.
p LANowonrHr, Surveyor.
.1gsafs 06ces
q. <tavsn., esq.. Garnivillo, Clayton Co n. 4.
|spurs ~ IelIsKqe, Jackson county; Jonas CLARK
II N.3naksta} A. HarIand ESQ.,, Mariun. III I
|coansy ~ Csrlsr, Esq, Eiksdcr CLAYTON county
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Feyd..d Axue,

hLLt Fever, Dun que, Intermittert and = Remit len!
and ysrc"s ~ Dr o. o,aood
i.4Ssn csolegsyas. Sd ~ Dr.. r. Mason and W.
ALlrs, paeuqae- jnJ 1853. oawll
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M. v. BURDICK,
Alto IRNEY AT l. A w j,

Notary Public 8. General .4gent,
WEST UNION, FAYETTE COUNTY, IOWA.
-naeds made and acknowledged and collections
= made nm reasonable terms. july a9-dwly
HEMpsTEAD & HURT,
! ArToRNEYs AND CouNSELORS AT LAW, AND
SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY-DuBu0oE ioHa
rrrILL practice in the District Courts OF the 1uos
w cial districts aud in the supreme Court So,
sr--oFFICE in the yellow Brick Bui,dng, near spau
sine's Book Store, on Main street
Sept. 5, lS49-lly ---------
DIR. w. X. McMA;1AN
TENpERS his professional services 70 me eii-ens
DHb0Sue and vinctnty. .,oar
Cfce buding, Main street, first door
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-'iuAis
RERNHART HEM.
PosT OFF,cE DEpAR1ysyr

PosT OFFICE DEPAR1MESr, J
CoETRAcT OFFICE
September %, 1853 )
sIR:-Y our letter Of the ISh of June was
received and The sugg 'stion Contained therein
duly noted. Since then inquiries have been
made Of the amaunt of mail matter and the
revenue of the Offices on routes 1867 and 467C
Iowa City to Dubuque. The revenue OF
these offices does not seem to justify the ex-
penss of a daily mail, and the contract being SC
near its termination it does not seem advisable
to increase the service at this time.
| am sir, very respectfully,
Your obidient servant,
W. II. DUNDAS
Sec ID Ass'tP. NJ. General.
Hon. BERNHARr HEM,
Falrfield, jefferson county, Iowa
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WRAPPING PAPER.

ovr M.nufactured Wrapping Paper. The sy
ii scrib,r has been appointed agent for the
MIifss ), and will at ali times have a GOOD supply
ILL., N,,nninp and PaISrr SG Paper on hand, hich
will sell az the mill prre, for cash only.
Rock lslano Sep. %. s52-tf
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Franklin Marine and Fire Insu-

rance Company,
Of .Neto York, at Saratoga Springs.
CAPITAL, 100000
DIRECTORS:
Cady Hallister James Van Buren
David Rawley jeremiah Whi,lock
Sidney Verbeck Seyman Gilbert
Issac Freeman VIM. McKinaliy
Hirsm Parks Franklin Hoag
Johnp. Percy Walter Doty
w. l.. Avery
Hon CApY HoLLisTER, Prest
w. l.. Avsry, Secretary.
Agents Odice, Main street, Dubuque, lowe,
+. L. BissELL, Agent
Marine and FireRsks respectfully solicited at
fair rates upon all Nuds of insurahle property.
First class Farm am village property insured at iow-
rat and on better krms than by any other Company
Dubuque. Iowa, Nov.12, dwtf.
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SPRUCE SEEI
DissOlutiOu,

THE coplrtnsrshp hstween the subscribers or the
= frn Of rwichsll Mogridge was dissolyed in Sep
fep5er sast, BY the death Of JohR w. Twichel. The
Commission and Forwarding business will be continued
BY the survivor, Joseph Mogridge.
JNO. w. TWTCHELI.
JOSEPH MOGRIDGE.
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So much for an alliance with politics. LIE,
the temperance people Of Iowa look to it. l.
is better to borrow experience than TO buy it.
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BM. IL. 5 Z q,
ATTORNEY At LAW,

% Office, on Manstreet, over j. B. Thomas store.
Law Elsness or Collections entrusted to his in
this and the neighborng Counties, promptly attended TO-
July 1, 1853. dawly
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TO LEFT,

4 ROOM we'll situated for an Office. situate
oa Fourth street, under city Hotel.
Else, the saloon lately occupied by Starr & CO
basement OF city HoteD fronting Fourth street.
Enquire III EaRasoA 4 SHirLDs. KESsRDY, Gill
an & co. Dubuque, juno 9th, 1858. dtt
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DR. SpAGIJE

agan returned to this cg To engage permanently
n shc nsacticc Of his pyoiessoi and may be found by
~ ssss.. oa ~ s,esa:cly opposite thdiy Hotel
nct sl7th ,a2 daw- ly.
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SOME PUMpKIg'-Mr. Daniel Wheetstone
of Marion Township, this county, has Just roll
ed into our Office a mammoth something, which
he says grew on a pumpknviue, somewhere
about his premises, measuring fUs feet, one inch
and a quarter in circumference, and something
over two feet long, and weighs just one hundred
posnds. Owing 10 The fact Of its having grown
on. pumpkin-vine, we are bound 70 call it q
Pampkin. foua Obserr
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YvHE partnvruaip herr pfs existing nader the name
~ O. 4. Weot ma c. Z this day dissolved ny mu.
suaI consent 0sxWEsi assumes all demands aga,ns;
debss due the eorrsss. 1o A1 = G. r. WEST,
H. J. GOFF.
Dub1oue Auv o5sh 1859 dawff
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DIR. 4. c. WOODWARD,

VXyIl.L be IN attendance at his Ofifc, No. "A Main
w Street, Dubuque opposite the Baik IN the ONCE
Of Dr. Porter, for consultation with htients iaboring
under the various forms Of diseases.
DR.. A. c. WOODWARD.
Dubaaue Sept Ist 1853 daw-ly
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n. w. ENGLISH,

ATTORNEY at Law, Negociator g. Collector
OFFERS his services to professional gentlemen ana
~ others, in the collection Of old aes{s and the COM
promising af demands due in Western IoVa
prrosi DBss fSksn ino g bel sd in any other State.
LAND WARRANTS bosghr and sold. y
A,s,;n@ Towa Fen 81 1853 daW-ly
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CITY OF DUBUQUE IOWA OCTOBER
THE TURKISH WAR.

Some three months ago the 0tiUe Branch o.
fered the reward OF a first rate pair of new old
boots, for the paper III city or country which had
not produced three first rate leaders on The
policy o. Russia, and "The Consequences of a
/ War" The gulligaskns of course have not
been called for yet, and when the last news BY
the Atlantic 'gets fully round, the chance for
thcm will be desperate. 1t is astonishing how
many great national statesmen have laely turn
ed editors, or editors turned great national states
men, and for the life Of us, innot tell which
The light thrown on the secret movements and
motives Of cabinets for the las, six months has
been perfect blaze. The Ottoman Empire
has been Informed how to take care Of Itself,
the Car been reminded Of fvarious weak points,
aud France and England admonished generally
of the course TO b. pursued TO bake their cake
properly Daniel was once considered some
thing of a prophet, but the predictions from the
rural districts as to the results Of the war, leave
Daniel an | his sx-hcadtd and ten horned beasts
entirely out side of the distance pole In his
day Daniel might Be pun sumpkins,'' but at
present he can be counted out
The ease with which all these thingsare done
IS nlost admirable. Empires, Kingdoms and re-
publics are moved round with gay ferocity
which is highly pleasing, and The editors have
it, in the words of Moore,
's Like bull in china-shop, all their way ~
We were inc,.n,d To believe that ttis was a
,io-; ;ous nec .. .,rity nj tho y ue,,puth century
bat literary acqGa ntance has disPc.!ed our
Illusion by pointing out tle lines OF Cowper
about
ss---tle table talk of clubs up stairs,
10 which The unwasied articer rsrairs,
IL indulge his genius after long fatigue
BY plunSiag into caiiuet intrigue
Fer what kings deem toll, as well they ni,y,
To him is relaxation and mere plsy!''
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r. S.BRISCOE,

n. NJ SAMUELs. VEN
sAnUELS 4 vANDAv4kIB
Attorneys at Laa and sollcitors in ghansery,
RE Ready attend to all business entrusted their
IN cafe. in Dubuque, and surrounding counties
,rJ-OfricE in the Globe Building, Dubuque, lowa.
May 4th, 1883. y diw-u
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OAVID s. WILSON,
~-ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Dubuque, Iowa.
ncrOrEicE, Globe Bindings corner OF Main and fhtp
streets. -
VXTILL attend any law business or collections IN
w anv Of The Northern counties of the State.
He has haad Land Warrants 10 locate on. quar-
ter sections for and
Feb Is50-23-y
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On. GEORGE W SCOTT,

DIR. GECAGE ~ SCOiI,
S.rrNtrrss, no PRAcTla THE VARIOUS
saANuEs or HIS pAFEssioN.
OFFICE and residence cornerai ftl and Iowa streets
III n, 10 all hise!i ef eve that may aid
w II rasts,v,uu all derangeMcHts NIe human organ
ration he has recently procured one r y D. basfetts
rs.., q v.no:ncters which adnAly adapfe 10 The
afnspfot many forms ofdiseass, tfhich many who
re beinr daily treated, can attest.
nnhmoue Iowa Feh.6, lS49. 23-A
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mr. IcI,n H. HcR,,.

SURG EON DENtz ST,
xv,.,a re.uectfui, inform his friendAd the public
w. S h.s heated al Dubuque, and wsbe happy Il
..sa s;, =. ~ All that may need his services.
llsaes u tie Clone Building, up Tue
right.
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nR E. KIR X U !

OFFlCIAi. Physician ana foo' D LOT uu-
~ buque coyniy.
tOrrIcr-ct ouef Ath and Main, opposite e'Fei
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SmaII POx

gTyHOSE who wish 70 guard against the Small Pox
are informed that the unders gned has just received
Z supply Of fresh and genuine Vaccine Matter, fol
sals At the Drug store Of A. GILLESPIE,
No 2lote Building.
7fh. 1S53
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Liyery stable.
a.. k.,,r1.n .Maix and Locust streets. near CT

n, an bstpscn Msin and Locust streets; near C
LYMAN 6 SHOMO,
ID tteir stable, horses, &c .dcstreyedtr
III have NOW built new stable, and purchaseS
horses usw harness, saddles bussies carrasesS
ate to whicthsy invite public examinat on anu
Wepledgs oarsetues to keep as sooa No,h,.sst
etc., as can befound anyUhsrsin IN the Noi'A~
ask IL trial. ,h.v
~ llghsstprices paid tor corn. oats a1ahay
Auril 80, 1881. Il
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MIsEEsoTA LEGISLATURE This body will be
largely democratic in both branches So much
for the policy of Gen. Pierce and democratic
administration.