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ATFLI CTED, READ!!
PHILADELPHIA
MEDICAL HOUSE.

Established 18 Years ago, By DR.. Kinkeiin, N.
w. former of Third and Unson streets, be-
tyeen Spruce and PINE sts., Phila.
EIGHTEEN years of extensive and uninterrupted
practice spent in this city, have rendered Dr. Knkelin
the expert and successful practitioner far and
in the treatment of all diseases Of private nature Per-
afflicted with ulcers upon the body, throat legs,
pains in the head bones, mercura rheumatism,
impurities of the blood whereby the constitution has be-
come enfeebled, are all treated with success,
He who places himself under the of DR.. K, may
regiousy conde in his honor as gentleman, and COR
fidenIly rely npOn his skill as a physician.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Young men who have injured themselves by certain
practice INDUCED ina habit frequently learned from evil
companions at schools the effect Of which nightly
felt when asleep and destroy both mind and
should apply Immediately. Weakness and constitutions
al debility loss of muscular energy, physical Iassuds
aud general prostration rrabty and all nervous afec
ons Indigestion, sluggishness OF the liver and every
prOcreaye functions cured and full vigor restored
KEAD!!
YOUTH AND MANHOOD.
A Vigorous Life or a Premature Death,
KINkELIN on SELF-PREsERvArIoN-O
Is Cents
This Book just published is filled with useful informa
ton on the nrities and diseases of the Generativp
Organs. 1t addresses itself alike to Youth, ManhoO
and Old Age, and should be read by all.
The valuable advice and impressive warning il gives
will prevent years of misery and suffering, and save an
dressed to DR.. KINKELlN N. w. corner of Third and
Union Streets between Spruce and Pine, PHILADELPHIA
will ensure book under envelope, per return of mall
Persons at distance may address Dr. X by letter,
post paid y and be cured at home.
Packages of Medicines Directions, &C., forwarded by
ending remittance, and put up secure from damage or
curiosity
Ill others supplied with the above work at very low
July %, 1852. WHY
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Shakespeare says, that "the fashion doth wear
out more apparel than the man. In this way
the capnces Of the rich help to supply the wants
ofthe poor.
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jEnnn ACRES Of Choice Land in hlamakee coun-
OVOO ty, for sale in lots to suit purchasers. Ap-
| ply to COOK, SARGENT, BARNEY & Co.,
| Dubuque, or
| HODGES 4 CARPENTER, Columbus.
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Corner Of THIRD and Io,oa Streets, Dubuque,
ID ESPECTFULLY invite the attention of Builders
II and others to this where will keep
on reasonable terms. svery thins eominS I.~tm,teiv
within our line Of business.
For further particulars, please give US q call.
I'm
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"What dear, good man, that Gen. Pierce
must be" observed Mrs. Partington; ssthe pa
pers say that his Cabinet is to be confirmed on
Monday. 1t is pleasant to think that he will
have Christian associates around him. Still
don't know that it's best to have them all be.
long to one church. And the old lady wen,
TO sleep while musing on SO important topic
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S0Ln r.,

DANGHART 4 BUCHANAN have sold out their en-
ID fire stock Of Goods to WILLIAM 8. HALL.
DESTROYS of closing up their business, all those ndebt
ed to them by book account expected
forward and settle up immediately.
Cascade, March Both, 1853. daw-tf
ar The business hereafter will be carried by
-ILrIAM 8. HALL, at the old stand, who will keep
general assortment of Goods on hand at all times
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NEW SALOON.
John Sch fin err.

Dealer In Liquors doors GbOUe the City Hotel
on Main street Dubuque Io,oa.
r HAVE just received very heavy Supply ofimport
i ed Liquors and Wines of all kinds; to winch 70
spectlly invite the attention of the citizens Of Dubuque
and surrounding country.
Persons buying of may be sureey are getting the
genuine article, intend to sell other Call and
or try. June j, dy.1
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G. X. WEST,
STORAGE FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT.

STORAGE FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT.
On the LcUee, Dubuque, Io,ca,
vxYHOLESALE and retail dealer in foreign and do
w nestle Fruits, Candies, Nuts, Spices, Family
Groceries, Produce and Provisions, Ornamental and
Garden and Flower Seeds, &C. &c.
N.B-Steamboats, Hotels, and Private Families fur
nished with good articles at the lowest market prices
and delivered free of charge.
The undersigned would inform the public generally
that he has strong and permanent enclosure wthtlt
necessary sheds and accommodations, adjoining
warehouse at the steamboat landing in Dubuque =
the convenience of those having cattle, horses she
and hogs to ship to and from this point also orthe
commodation of farmers and others coming to Dubuo
with loaded teams.
Hay and gram kept conssaty on hand and for sale
reasonable low prices. CIR WEST
Dubuque, May %. 1851
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HoRsE TnsEvEs.-ln La Sale county, meet
ings ere held to organize asociety for the de-
lection Of horse thieves
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Two of the HUTcHINsoNs-JEssE and JUDsON
are now at the Cumminsville Water Cure es.
Enlistment near this city JESSE was on his
way home from California, and stopping to see
his invalid brother, was himself taken Sick
w. Corn
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Dissolution.

D1SSOlutlOms
vNHE copartnership heretofore existing between Lew
l. is Jacobs and ConrOd Lange, dissolved on the
second day OF December and the Cabinet business will
hereafter be continued by Lewis Jacobs his house
Clay-sreet, near Nadeau, Booth & eos Steam FIGURING
Mill.
Every variety of Cabinet Ware will be found at his
stand and all orders in his line will be promptly and
faithfully executed.
Old patrons and new corners, give us a call!
All moneys due the firm will be paid the subscriber
LEWIS JACOBS.
Dubuque, Feb. 2nd 1853. d-3m
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Is YOUR PROPERTY INSTRED2

w N 14NAO 1SCI/S
THE undersigned is agent for the American Mutual
Fire Insurance Company, Amsterdam, New York.
CAPITAL 42OO, 900.
Embracing MERCHANTS and FARMERS depart
The Merchants department, is on the cash prin
Furniture and all kinds Of property against loss and dam
age bv fire. And the department. lnsures isoa-
ted Buildings, Dwelling and out Buildings, Grain, Fumi
aud all kinds CT Properly for term Of years. either
the premium note SYSTEM for cash without note,
avoiding account Of LOSSES this cOmpeny
is adapted the people in city or country
and cOmmends itself to their confidence.
OFFICE ENTRANcI-J. G. WeatheYby's Stare.
JAMES r. GOODRICH
.Agentfor Dubuque, and adjotsiay Coxntis
Nav Is
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ON MISS ANNA BREAD.
While bellies their lovely Cruces spread,
And tops around them futler,
LII be content with Anna Bread,
And won't have any butcher.
IOhm r.. Smith q Co.

!. Z. SMITH & Co., GALHNA.1
RESPECTFULLY offer to the
public their new and well-assorted
Stock ofWATCHES, JEWELRY,
FANCY GOODS, &c, all Of the
latest fashions. Their facility Of
buying cheap In the eastern mark
cts, enables them tOsell escheaper
than the cheapest
Clocks, Watches, and Jeweiry,
carefully repaired and warranted
by T.. Kaltenbach.
*ssThehighest prices WILDE paid
u.
n 1R
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AGENCY F:R SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
TIME Undersigned offer their services to sell houses
i Town Lots Farms and all kinds of Real Estate in
Dubuque Land district. They feel warranted from theiI
facilities and Agents in promising for moderate
commission prompt sale ofpropery entrusted to theiT
disposal
w. j. BARNEY eco.
Office on Main st. nearly opposite
American House.
A.~1
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VERY Low FOR CASH,
NIelOdeOms. MelOdeOns!
r. SPAULDING,

MelOdeOnS. MelO0eOnS!
r.. SPAULDING,
Bookseller, Statioxer, and Masie Dealer,
UTAS Just received and offers manacturers Prices,
II an assortment of PRINcEs' SUPERB MELcDEoNs,
(CahaRt's patent in rich rosewood cases.
4octaves, plain finish, at $45
sc extra t 6 IS
6S
5 SC piano 6. g 100
In richness and perfection of tone, these instruments
surpass every other except the organ They ofsd
cient power for churches and happily adapted tho
music of the sanctuary and the social circle Every
child should be taught music and consequently every
family should possess if able, both
article of stilty and oysamenf. Call and see them at
SruLpINe's Booxsroas, 4 few doors above the Post
Office. Dubuque, May 7, lS5l---t
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sCARP'S COMPOUND

For the cure of DEAFNESS, pains, and the discharge
ofmatter from the also ali those dsagreeabe
like the buzzng of insects falling of water, whzzng
of steam &c. SC, which symptoms of approaching
Deafness and also generally attendant with the disease
Aug 6-y T. MASON. .a0enf.
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PRICES REDUCED.
To enable all invalids to enjoy the advantages of the
great restorative powers.
Single Bottle IS cents.
Also for sale by E.. GILLESPIE
Dubuque, low
Wholesale Agents, Missouri and Iowa.
II. BLAKSLEY,a.
July % ls52-wly. st. I"uls. Mo.
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Dubuque Mutual Fire In
suranoe Company.
THE above Company has been operation four years
L and has done a fair share of business. The ex-
OF the insured during that time has been less than
oNE-HALF the cost Ofnsurance in any other company
upon similar property II is the only Company in Iowa
and losses can always be adjusted al home. The per-
sons insured become the stockholders of the Company
and therefore the company cannot fail. We solicit the
business Ofthe country
DIRECTORS
Richard Benson David Decker
james l.. Langworthy F. v. Goodrich
Lawrence Molony Up. Farley
Timothy Mason H. s. Hefherington
Nj. Mobley JIG. Shields
E. L,ngworthy P. A. Lorimier.
F.V. GOODRICH, Pres
F. E. BIssELL, Secretary.
E. LANGwoRTHY, Surveyor.
AGENTS Offices.
o. F. Stevens, ESQ.,, Gamivillo, Clayton Co. d. +
Spur, Esq Bellevue. Jackson county Jonas Clark,
ESQ.,. MaquOketa; A. Harland. Esq.,, Marion, Lirn
county E. v. Carter, ESQ.,, Ekader, CLAYTON county
Dubuque, Nov. IL, dwtf.
Oils, Oils, Oils.
hive just received supply Of Sperm, Tanners and
i Castor
oH@~9
of the best quality, which will sell low.
A. GILLESPIE
Dubuque, Jan. 81, lsS3-dwy Globe Building. |
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Chrystal Emporium.
GEO. w. BURTON L. co.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods Clothing, Boots, Shoes,
Hats Caps, Hardware. Groceries &C. Also Forw ard
ing and Comm,sao on Merchants. Corner Of 4th and
Main streets Dubuque, Iowa.
Nov. 18th. ,52-lYr.
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Auction Notice!

H. cox, AucrIoSEER; Dubuque, Iowa,
WILL give personal attention to the Sale of REAL
w ESTATE, FURNITURE, HORSES, CATTLE,
and MERCHANDISE of every description.
r.cm long experience and familiarity with the bns
feels confident of being able to give satisfaction
to all those who may entrust business to his
Liberal Cash advance made upon consgnments, and
orders of consignors strictly adhered to.
Administrators, Assgnee's and Curators Sales at
tended to on the most reasonable terms.
Merchandise and Furniture bought and sold on liberal
terms ROCK,
City Auction Room, Dubuque, Iowa
'uly l4th. 80.
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MOST MIRACULOUS CURE OF BAD LEGS. AT
TER 43 YEARS. SUFFERING!
Extract Of u Letter from Mr.. I'm. Gatp,n, Of
20, St. Mary's Street, Weymouth, dated May
lSfL 12Sl
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II. M SON.
Watches, JeWelry 4 Silver Ware

and FITS, -------
To be had at the Good Samaritan Main
april 22-dwv l.. MAS ON.
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JEREMIAH BoLAND.I lMIcHAEL RoBILLARD
ROLAND & ROBILLARD,

(Augl8thtO
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OT, EUEy ONC 1ItS OUH THyStCtuN
THE FORTIETn Edition, with One
ss1snSas Hundred Engravngs, showing Diseases and
So = Malfomations of the Human System in
ry shape and form. To which is added a
Treatise Diseases Of Females. being of the high
importance married people, those contempla-
RIr
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-05-07
THE METEOR OF SATURDAY NIGHT.

About ten minutes past 10 Pm one Of the most bril-
liant meteors passed city which we have evei
seem indeed, its light intense, and it was appa
renty that its sudden fight startled more thar
one pedestrian. Originating Arcturus it passed
justwest of Benetnasch q major and disappeared al
the same elevation above the horizon but about ten de-
grees west Of the pole STAR The light quite equal
that Of the brightest rockets, Illuminating every object
almost as wildly, and, seemingly it at greater
elevation above US. Its path was marked by rudy
train Of several seconds duration through the whole
Ga and what was peculiarly remarkable, the portion
OF the train between Arcturus and Benetnasch after the
rest had disappeared gradually curved from the latter
star toward the zenith until it formed right angle with
its angle to the eastward This remained visible for
several minutes There was explosion any audi
bic noise during its fight
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-05-07

Mr. PHILIP 7. THOMAS, late Comptroller of the State
Of Maryland has fled petition in the Circuit Court
Anne Arundel county which will affect the salaries OF
many of the oicehoders under the State Government
The suit is amcable one and has been instituted for
the purpose Of establishing rule of payment under the
new constitution. In pursuance Of the petition rule
has been served upon the Treasurer of Maryland to show
cause why mandamus shall not issue compel him to
pay the late Comptroller his salary from the day Of his
election instead Of his qualification This question it is
believed extends to the pay Of the Judges and other
public officers who receive fixed salaries and is supposed
also to raise the point to the right Of members Of the
Legislature to claim their per diem from the day Of the
election to the expiration Of their term Of years The
arguments upon the rule viii probably be heard at An
napolis this week
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-05-07
FROM MEXICO.

A letter in the Missouri Republican, iatel at
Santa Fe on the Both March, states that Governor
LANE had been absent for month on Wilt te the
southern part of the Territory. One of ih rarty
who had just returned brought information TINT the
Governor issued his proclamation on til, 18Th Of
March asserting jurisdiction over the Mesilla Val
ley, including the village of Mesco This movement
produced great excitement among the Nexicans
and steps were Immediately taken by thm to pre-.
vent the exercise of authority by Governor LANE
Troops were sent up from FL Paso, and by arming
the citizens they able to raise fore of three
or four hundred men. This warlike demonstration
prevented the Governor from even crossing the
river; and, as he could get no aid fon our mill
tary, he left, having done no more htn issue his
proclamation 1t is added that the presence OF
twenty-five soldiers would have enabled Gov. LANE
to take possession of the territory, but It was ques-
toned by the resident Americans wcthdr this force
ought to have been granted him
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-05-07

MAssAcHUsETrs.-Th Legislature of NIassachu
scts is soon to adjourn, to give place to the Const
tutional Convention that is to meet at the State
House this week A Boston letter in the Journal
of Commerce says
"The body has accomplished some important business
and is ransacng large amount in these closing days Of
the session Doubtless the Legislature viii approve Of
the report favOring appropriation of $4,000 for
statue of DANIEL WEBSTER, to be placed in the Capitol
beside that Of WASHINGTON. A bin granting from the
State its credit to the amount of 100000 the Troy
and Greenfield Railroad Company, to aid in constructing
the Hoosac Tunnel and the forty miles Of road be built
to give us the iron rail to Troy direct, has passed the
House by decided majority. 1t will probably pass the
Senate, but there is doubt Great interest lis felt in
this measure as 1t will bring ustweny miles nelrer Troy
and fifty the great West by roads alreadt built
10 be built"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-05-07
APPOINTMENTS, SC.

The following statements, from the Correspond
ence Of the Baltimore Sun, are from known sources
and have an air of authority:
The President has appointed Hon. JOHN A. DIX, OF New
York, Minister to France, and the Hon. RICHARD X.
MEADE, of Virginia, Minister to Chill.
Mr.. +. A. BEELEs, of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, has
been appointed Secretary of Legation to Central America
He is young gentleman of talents education, and po
ished manners. Having had much intercourse with the
Spanish American Republics Of South America Mr..
BEELENs knowledge of the customs and institutions OF
the people to whom his principal is accredited will be Of
the greatest service in the important negotiations which
be opened with the Central American Governments
1t is found that the publication of the appointments
only whes the edge of competition. Nomore will there
FORE be promulgated through the Union which is now
the official gazette until all of given class have been
made and prepared for insertion in its columns Still
many appointments leak out 1t is known for example,
that Governor HUBBARD, of Maine has been registered
for Consul at Rio Janero.
The proclamation of Governor LANE Tor the seizure of
part Of the territory assigned by the boundary commits
sion to Mexico even as the Governoi SAYS eff Next
has right to it, has created much surprise here as
well as in Mexico. II it will answer no ther end it will
to embitter the feelings Of the Mexican people
against the United States. Gov LANE his acted without
waiting for orders from the Federal Executive Govern
men Of his act will doubtless lie promptly dis
avowed, and he himself will be promptly dismissed If
this Government is dissatisfied with the boundary line
agreed upon by the joint commission all they have to do
is to institute new commission and un the line
again Besides the treaty of Guadalupe provides that
case of any disagreement between the Governments ab
traton shall be resorted to. N
Gov. LANE was as ignorant of what was due to the
rights OF MEXICO as he Of the respect due to his
Government. Gov. LANE was appointed by Mr. FILE
MORE but his late act undoubtedly intended tonsa
tate himself with the Administration, probably sap
posing that its policy was flibusterism.
The mail contracts for New York and New Eng,nd
have been let at rates much above those OF former yeas
some say the average advance high seyentyve
per cent This is all the effect of California and Australia
gold.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-05-07

The KossUTH AFFAIR in London has excited very gene
raj attention there proprietor Of the rocket factory
which the place searched and where the seizures
were made publishes in the London papers statement
to the effect that his establishment nothing than
factory for the making Of patented articles The war
rockets made the invention Of bis father who has
spent 100000 pounds in perfectng them Those seized
he had made three years ago. and had repeatedly endea
vored to sell them to the British Government but with
out effect lie says that his father intends to commence
legal proceedings against the Government Immediately
and to employ eminent counsel to prosecute his
An article in the London Sunday Times says meet
ing Of Kossuths friends had been held his cottage at
which it determined to prosecute the Daily Times for
having charged Kossuth with implication in the affair
In the course Of this meeting Kossuh declared that while
residing in England he not engaged in any conspiracy
against Austria, in procuring revive host
ties in Hungary as he depends upon Hungary itself for
organization men, arms, &C. when the proper time shall
arrive
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DEATH OF JUDGE BURNETT, OF oHb.

We learn from Cincinnati that the Hon. JAooi BrRxEr
died at his residence in that city on the 9th uo aged
about eightytwo years. He was native Of tie city
Newark, Of the late DR.. William Burnett who served
throughout the war Of the Revolution He graduated al
Nassau Hail. Princeton, completed his legal studies with
the late Judge Boudno Of this city, and was admitted L
the bar in 1896. He Immediately went to Cincinnati
then mere collection Of log cabins, and commenced thu
practice Of his profession, which he pursued with
success and usefulness and his influence and wealth an
pear to have kept pace with the luxurant growth Of th
remarkable people with whose history his subsequent
life was identified. He for many years Judge b
the Supreme Court Of Ohio served part Of term in thu
United States Senate, and declined reelection He wal
Delegate to the Harrisburg Convention. having beer
chiefly instrumental in securing the nomination by tina
body Of President HARRISON who was his early friend
and so continued till the time Of his death
fNs,g1rL Adpsrfser
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Religious troubles appear to be rife in Cincinnati
Lately they had most exciting contest for school drec
tors in which the Catholic candidates oil defeated
few days ago, DAVID T. SSELBAKER, the Mayor OF the
city forbid Protestant street-preacher from holding
forth on the Sabbath the plea that his against
the Catholics had the tendency Of melting to riot This
preacher however dsregarded the warning and the very
Sunday which he forbidden speak he mounted
upon the head OF barrel in the midst Of the market
space, and was speaking to crowd Of about hundred
persons when the Mayor attended by the regular police
and large body Of special officers appeared upon the
ground and obliged him TO desist This was in the morn
ing In the afternoon Of the day great Catholic
procession numbering from FIVE to ten thousand men,
with badges hags Banners and large number Of bands
OF music marched through the lay the corner
stone Of Catholic church The Catholic church bells
we're rung during the whole time the brass bands COM
pretending nearly all in the city, we're playing and the
procession marched through half the town blocking up
the streets, making an ostentaous parade which Great
ed great deal OF excitement sufficient to render some
OF the streets impossible to church going people and to
disturb the stiffness Of the Sabbath The Mayor had out
large police force to protect the procession These cir
cumstances led TO the holding of large public meeting
which denounced the conduct Of the Mayor and led to
the appointment Of committee Of hundred citizens to
wait upon him, and request his immediate respnaton
The object Of the Mayor appears have been to prevent
riot on he occasion Of the Catholic procession but in
doing he has thoroughly aroused the Protestant
aton, and added fuel TO religious excitement which
! was already very deep and bitter.