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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-05-03
EFFECTIVENESS OF THE MAinELAw.

EFFECTIVENESS OF THE MAINE LAW.
The following statement Of the manner in
which the Maine Law is executed in the largest
city in Maine, appears ia IN article on Expert
mental Lesisistion,' pubshedin Hunts .Mev-
cAast's Msgsxise, which we find in the New
York Eeesisg Pos,
"In the city of Portland, the comm rci,l en-
porium If Maine, the effects Of this system inn.
press different minds differently Men unac-
Cushioned by their previous habits and ass"ca
ton Of life t. seeing and knowing the places
where the vice Of intemperance did most
abound, ascrbe their present ignorance Of it's
existance to the influences Of the Maine law.
and mstakingIy hold out to the world this want
Of knowledge as evidence that the devouring
monster has ceased TO live among the people
under the law. Oilers. better circumstanced 10
Judge, and to know how the fact is, testify, un.
quaiihedly, that the time never was when with
IN this sane emp of the state, SO many
places were before kept where Intoxicating
drinxs are sold to all ella sses of men, as at the
present day. Nay, more; that never was the
time. before the present when so much of ardent
spi its, and so bad in its quality for poisoning
the human system, within is city were da y
consumed. A multitude Of names d bel ewing
fact have an imposing appearance to the pub
lie eye; and yet the judgment comprehends
how paramount is the evidence Of few wit.
nesses on'y, whose knowledge of the fact DIS
believed by SO many, enables them t. bear posi.
We evidence of its existence. That men de.
c~ive themselves into false opinions in thus
deserving others, is an acknowlec yment due to
the integrity and undoubted sine 'rity in the
cause espoused. But The author Of this article
has, within few days, had the information
frnm one Of the most active Of the police Of
Portland who is daily engaged in and dependent
for his daily sustenance upon the energetic exec
cutipn Of the Maine Law, that his own cnnvic-
ton 10, that the Maine Law serves to increase
instead Of diminish the use of intoxicating |
liquors in this city. His opportunity Of know
ing - nsnrpassed-al'hough his inspection is
evaded, as matter of course; by offending par
ties II Is the secrecy of the traffic, which the
law renders indispensable TO success, that pre-
vents the friends Of temperance from knowing
MS formerly, the true extent Of the vice at this
time because they have made it secret, they
unthinkingly conclude they have destroyed its
existence"
The strong Maine Law papers and advocates
of the doctrine in the country, have often cited
Portland as city where the law was rgdly en-
forced. The above statement from an intelli-
gent and dispasoonate writer and a careful
observer Of what passes around him, conclus-
lively refutes these statements AID shows that
IT. Temporary advancement 10 more the result
Of Misrepresentation or Misrepresentation, than
settled reliable change in public SENTIMENT
We candidly believe, as this writer argues, that
stringent and arbitrary legislation upon this
lubject, only serves 10 increase the evil.
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SHERIFFS SALE.
}. B. rHoxA. VS. Cur 8. & Mary F. MoRnl

j. b. THOMAS vs. CUR b. q Mary Z. MokRisoN
ny virtue or an Execution detected issued BY tie
II clerk Of The District Court in and for the county
bnqu. and state OF Iowa against defendants VIII on
SAT rdsy tbs S7th day Of May A. D. 1851 between te
hnurs of nine O'Clock A: NJ. and four o'clock NJ o.
that d.y AZ the front door Of the Court House, in said
counfy expose to public SALE all tn right title rest
claim and properly Of Defendants in and to the follow
ing described real estate to w:-rart OF inc
nu.rfer -, the sonthwet quarter OF section No H. OF
swnshp SO, norhof range No. east OF the Sn p.,i
cnai riaan ming acres % 100 also the undi-
vid third al and 49loc, In section - "a ,.s
above named township and range, as1 the uhdiviued
interest Of Nary f. Morrison the following a9ds. q
wit-kt wc section Q, township 3d. north OF range
No cast az the 5th NJ containing g acres ais" trac
tons lot in section 4. containin. 80 acres part o t
southeast quarter If the souhe.s, quarter Of section
containing IA acres part Of northwest quarter Of uth
east quaker of section O. and west half Ct soahwes
If section g. and west half aud soufs asf uuar
tn ri the northwest quarter Of sect o. and north as
onagtcr of section e, and north half Of the southe
1narfer Of section g. and southwest quarter OF SEQ
cmarfes II section Q, all in the above mar d.w2 |
aud range, 70 the highest bidder, tor e------
"a = ~ ssI am therein mmssAnts Just rero..
EheriG . Once, =. sESBP 4 CO. L.
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New York. Anril

AsV~ AvsAs - 60
The Csloric ship Ericsson went down the
Bay yesterday = trial trip. She returned
when the storm was raging, and when opposite
she Glass House Dock. Jersey City. squat
struck her while the tiremen was heaving
cinders from side port, which was very
large one, end held hr down putting her
starboard under the water, which rushed in, and
before she could be righted, she filled and sunk
in about fathoms Of water and three hundred
yards from shore.
Several sleeps near the battery have heen
driven ashore, and one ship struck by light
ming
lighter laden with iron was capsixed and
one Of The men on board was drowned In the
city effects Of the storm were not less serious,
causing great destruction Ia property. The
wind blew with tornado violence up 10 p. M.
carrying off roofs and destroying portions of a
block of dwelling houses on the east side Of 9th
avenue, between 37th and 35,h streets badly
damaged by the gale.
In Jersey city the Custom House on Cunard
dock was unroofed.
The Board Of Directors Of the Crystal Palace
have decided u place the price of admission to
the Exhibition 1t al times, aud on all occasions,
q - cents Iii decided hat the Inauguration
will far suspaes in perfection Of arrangements
and splendor Of effect the former opening.
The steamer Nashville arrived this after
noon. Her dates were anticipated by the
Arabia
The steamship Curfew arrived from Sain,
Thomas. She brings no tidings Of ihe City Of
Glasgow.
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Louisville, April 70.
Mat Ward was acquitted to day.

CALL FOR A COUNTY CONVENTION.
We publish to day call from the Chairman
Of the Central COMMITTEE Of this county, for
= County Convention TO be held at Dacotah on
Saturday the 18th inst. The Convention is fer
the purpose Of selecting thirteen Delegates to
attend the Congressional Convention TO be held
u Upton ON the 18th ins', four candidates for
lie iower House Of the General Assembly, =
candidate for Prosecuting Attorney, candidate
fes Clerk of the District Court and also for the
arposstment Of Delegates TO District conven.
tisa iss ~ purpose Of selecting, candidate for
~ aale Senate.
Ne Trust our democrs'ic friends will not over
1osk he importance If the convention.
Township meet;ngs should be Immediately
called, il order that full and fair representation
msy - hai u the county convention.
Let our ffiends be up and doing.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
STORM IN NEW YORK.
ERICSSON PROPELLER SUNK.
DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY.
FURTHER BY THE ARABIA.
SCHOONER TWIN RIVERS AND
THREE SAILORS LOST.
New York. April d

New York, April %.
The Arabia's mails reached here YESTERDAY.
The garrison At Kaafat, according Ia in,elli.
gence which has reached Vienna, made sally
out on the 3Oih ult. 10000 foot, 1000 horse,
and Sd guns advanced against the Russians,
which were posted in force at Skripiey. After
. sanguinary engagement which lasted hours,
the latter were routed and pursued some
distance. Loss OF Turks 900, and that Of the
Russisns 60O men. From 2Sth March 10 Cd
April there were engagements Of greater or less
severity.
FROM Ksllaraschat it 10 stated tina, 10000
men and 1900 guns were prp1nng u a. ack
Sil,str.a. The heavy size guns and the rocket
batteries had arrived.
The garrison Of Selest.ia was stated to be
10000 strong including two Egyptian regi-
nents.
The Turkish corps at the command Of
Mustapha Paseha, who at last dates stood at
Karassca, consisted OF $4,000 or $4,000 men
The London Times of the l4th says, our
correspondent If Vienna sends US the follow.
ing dated Vienna, yesterday: II is believed
that the Austrians haye this day entered
Eervia.
GorHAxD. April 2d.-A Russian squadron 10
be off Trro
CoPExnAGES, llth.-Admiral Napier has
Left Kedg- Bay for Gotham.
WARSAW, Sh-Fieid Mnrshal Paskewitz
has set Out for Russian headquarters in Walla-
CHA.
HAmsuRe, llth.-Exportatons OF arms and
ammunition 10 Russia has been prohibited and
= COrpsd Arm with 30 guns is reported 10 be
stationed between Merels and Walper.
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BATTLE WITH THE INDIANS.


The Santa re mail arrived yesterday bringing
int lligsnce of eight on the 25.h Of March,
between detachment OF 26 men under the
cssnmand of Lieut.. y. Sell, Of The second
DIG ssns. and : parry Of Jicariiio Apache Indians
nusnbes unknown The lose Of the United
Staaes troops. was two killed and wounded
The Indian loss, nine killed and II wouneed.-s
1he crIrbfated Apache Chief Lobos, was
among the killed.
- On the 30ih OF March another fight took
,njacr. swelve miles from Losa, between COM
rany of sixty draeooRs. commanded by Lieut.
.W Davis y, First Dungeons, and party Of
[ts1osly lheee hundred JicarilIs Apache and Utah
161tieo. The 0oldirrs suffered severely, losing
4wrs y-opr killed and eixh cen wounded. The
lndi6a 1oee = unknown, bVt suppnsed IL be very
etpes. Aaoate5 repok gives the number 81
1alt5ess tijle1 u E1rty. = strong force, und. I
commana " Colonel Cook, arc in pessuit Of the
1o1isne-
TRenty y s soldien deserted their post q
Fort Alo1queseue On he 27la ultimp, taking
f,rty of H. besl korses and al The Coli Pistols
- snsjlg - their cnmpasy.
Catilbenjs emigrasants ars leaving daily-all
80 M. JaSSS llillisen, On y the Fremont
\ pnsty, - NeetPost y<stesdsy.
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Valuable Reai Estate for safe

&A TIE Saw Mill, in iI.e running order aid
G":I ioooaeres Of Timhered I.autl attached locaed
- on Inc south Fora eS the Makoaueta 6 / 9 mil
.: =. OF cascade, d for ssle. The h was newly fur
Eished iastilil with the approved yaa:hiner,
Pable OF cnt'rs 5000 feetof eas rerr per day Tie
ine! ihchisoI very fms gGtlity. Will be- sold en-
tire "r in parcels tosnit pure basers hsrc i. ,d
nEancreasIg demand for al, lumber s'c"'.
tins establishing mt good rates. lis r. ~ =.
vicinity of very rich and fiouris h;ps spt,snr,
ver' trif1ins expense Grisf hhiI ecud h - 4
upon the same water power. An. "A rso, s; s.sne''
becoming wealthy, would do well s.S.,n,ins AZ
Uses soon. F, rterms and further parf;cnJ,rs pyH
prietoi wouldr refer purchzsertto '"e ITO
jNO NJ. McDtyEEa
Orto ,.r.s - Er cent
u.r.h ,,. ,s~. City Ssstsl, tlG5} Dubnna
-" law
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ST PAUL MARKET.
Corrected neekiy byN Tyson & Co. Groccrs
and Provision dealers, Roberts Street.
RRssu MEAr.-Retail-Beef,S al2c Nut
ton, 1Dc.
Pork, lie Venison, &c. Veal, III Chickens,
50 per doz.
Provisions Pork, SlS per Dbl. Hams, u
I-2. lard, PC. Flour-extra, $7,O0; super
fine, SOL bbl Corn Meal 1915 per bushel.
Beans 81 IS per bushel Potatoes, So per
hnshel. Fresh Butter, l5a25c per ID. Cheese,
l2lc per lb. Eggs, SOC per d"z
GROCERIES -Sugar-Brown, 7lal2c per 100
lbs Refined and Crushed, l2al5c. Coffee, 10
a2Oc. Tea, 5Oal00. Rice, &c. Molasscs, 5Oa
lOOc per gal.
DR.Ep FKr,r-Apples, 81 ,l5aI ,25 per bush.
ell Peaches, $3a3,5 SO. Green Apples, sass
per Dbl.
GxA,s Wheat, zoe; Oats, 4oc; Corn, zoe;
Barley, 65;
Neutrality-suspicious. - ,50s$ so pei
bbl Candies, Star 3sc per ID TaIlow. 9Oc
do Fish, ftesh, &c per ID dried, &c. Lime
81 ,5Oa So per Dbl Onions, SOC per bush. LARD
Oil, 81 rs per gal Salt, 81 per bush. Vine
ga, 25c per gal. Ta!low, l0c per ID. Tobacco
I24a75c. Hides, green. q. dry &c.
LumssR.-Common. $sal2 per NJ, Dimen.
sion Stuff. $l2al4; Flooring. SIS; Siding
SIS; Seasoned, $2oa$25 Shingles. -; Laih
Wooo.-Dry, $3.50 per cord.
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ST. JOSEPH'S FEMALE ACADEMY
CONDUCTED BIT THE sysTrrs OF cHAnsTY OF TIL
BLKssAD VIRGIN:
a.. nj miles frolu DxhurUs


.6bout e;<sf miles Jrem Dubuque
,uyuE situatipof this Academy is beautiful and PIC
turesuu~s the ayr ls pure and healthy; calculated
to the constitution and TO impar vignr to
the Md The course of education comprises, Orthog-
|Ihy, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar Com.
position, Eiocu,Ion Geography. Use q" the Globes Al
ogy Mythology, Botany, Chemistry, Astronomy, Music.
Pannorte, Guar &C.; Drawing, Plain and Ornan entail
Needle work, sc.
The sisters eInbody in their education course all
mat may he found useful in modern improvement, ann
winch may lend Ia refine the taste and dcve!ope the
naturai RESOURCES of the mind. They avor to com
Inc m"ratY aud literature that each may happily
onSpre 20 the pfogfess and advancement the other
rhey study tounite with the ordinary educa
"E the more refined aud the mure necessary acc. IN
pfisents Of tie mind being fully persuaded that mere
scien Ic education becomes mere pedaut,y unless ac
cnmpanied with graceful address, with that and
elegance OF manners which always bespeak highly
cultivated mind, snd which are found virtue,
the most puhle endowment Of the mnd-the most pre-.
olous 'rnamenf of the female character.
Young ladies Of every religious denomination are adj
ntd into this Academy, where especial care taken
that's no influence blasts their religious principles
eve be- o.
ordinary regulations # external worship
Those forms and ceremonies no much priced and pra.
liced in polite society, strictly implicated yet is
taken 'oprevent these necessary monies dc gen.
Grating into those exravagant compliment, which have
neither meaning In their form nor sincerity in their
The system of ucaton pursued in this Acaaemyis
calculated oremove that painful disgust generally ex
and render those studies rather recreation their m
pills than diSagrecable task or tiresone dury.
No exerons spared by the sisters pa ri TO the
minds OF their pupils sl6i sources Of information As
shall esye in after life invaluable treasure to socie
ty an undrainable source of pure delight cnseIves
ana remove them from that dangerous intercourse hic
vacny of minds render highly agreeable to the unedu
Gated.
Board and utiun peraanum, 400 IN
Extra.
Wasn'ER pc ahlnm' 10 90
usao aId use paho per quarter, 10 o.
E autranp pr gnsi'e!' u,'., 10 90
Chemistry and Botany, e M
Diawing md painting, : 20
French, = M
Payments mast be made in adearce v"
Persons residing at a distance ara reou; I'D D.. 49,.
responsible agent IN the city OF Dubuque.
No reduction made in the case of cL;l,,rsr h;.,
Drawn before the expiration of the quarter unless
ascs Of sickness uHicss IN
All !" Dc g. directed lost pad Mother Mary
Dubuque, Feb 9Th, 1854
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EREsH ORANGES, just received, for sale by the bo,
l. cheap. THOMAS & COOK
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H. W, SANFORD'S OFFICE,

Office the old stand ia front, DuTtoL's store
NOR making entries at the Land Office, with Land
IL Warrants and Cash for the settlers credit of
aud years, reasonable terms, and perfect IL
ties guaranteed in all cases Those persons who have
the means pay dUwn for lands, would do well to
secure tract credit, the choice selections
being fast entered up, and then held high prices.
Nov. 81. 1853. daw6m
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

CnAaLxs ELISHA BRADv " Helms OF CHAs. BRADv.
DeCRAsED.
ny vi-tue Of an execution to directed issued by
~ the Clerk at the District Count in and or the coun
~ Of Dubuque and State Iowa, against defendants,
will ON the 3lst dsv of May, D. 1854, between the
hours Of O'Clock NJ and o'clock NJ, OF that day,
the front door of the Court House IN said conv ex
pose public sale, I'll tie right tifie interest, claim and
Of defendants in and the following
real estate to wit the half Of the east II Of the
nor,hewest quarter of section IS, Of township 49, norm
Of range no. west of the 5th N. IT, Dubuque county
Iowa. to the highest bidder, for cash. satisfy said
writ, as I am therein commanded.
JOHN RICKETTS,, sb
Nav T. 1854. W.
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r. r. R-No. 2.
RAILWAYS RENOvATING RE.OLVENT
Resolves, Ren0rates, Retuilds.

r. r. R-No. 2.
RAILWAYS RENOvATING RE.OLVENT
Resolves, Ren0rates, Retuilds.
scrCfaIa, Tun,ors, Bleeding 3, sd!.g Of the Lungs
S Ssp.s'i"'' R;rSe1s Sail Rheum,
Asthma, Nodes, Canker,
Bronchitis, Fever Sores, Rash,
Ulcers, Erysipeas, letters
The above eighteen complaints R. r. Resoivent will
positively cure.
from the solids all impure Poisonous Diseased Deposits
freeing the Blood and Fluids of Life, from all corrupt
humors restoring Energy and Vigor Health Strength
to every Organ and Member OF the body.
LETTERS PROM AUTHORITY.
Hen. J. ] Middleton, of Waccamaw, C.-Wrtes us
under date of May Cd, 1883. That Railways Removal
at Beaufort, Of scrofulous complaint of many years
standing, The poor fellow disgusting object Of
pity, he moving OF Sores The other negroes
the Doctors could do anything for him. He entirely
cured by Railways Renovatne Resovent, and snow at
Middleton is well known. and to the political woxld Mr.
Middleton is no stranger.
Mr. w.B. taivex Of nrsyton. Doolv county. Ga.. un-
der date of May 49, 1885, writes, ihat servant girl
who reduced that one would give thrp for
spot Of pure ssh Of the size Of silver dollar on
her whole body, was entirely cured by Radweys Reyo-
waiting Resolvent.
with for 10 years, has been cured by r. Resell
vent. SAT! RHEUM.
The most obstinate of Salt Rhnem will quick
weld to the RENOVATING RESOLVENT. One gen
teman who supposed that this complaint hereditary
in his family, and had been afflicted with Salt Rheum
since his BIRTH cured by the of few bottles Of
the Renovating Resolvent, and the
POISONOUS RHEUM ENTIRELY RRADIcArED FROM
SYSTEM,
II Rogenerates organ and Inemner of the body
it makes sound, healthy and strong weak, diseased and
unsound parts.
Weakness in male and female is quick lily cured and the
dehtaled and emaciated made strong, vigorous and
healthy. Impotence and Nocturnal Emissions in men,
diseases of either of the generative organs
is quickly removed, and the body restored healthy
and sound condition.
Low OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
In WOMAN, the numerous complaints ard ailments
which such gloom their spirits, few doses OF
the Renovatng Resolven will quickly remove aud the
most NER VOUS. GLOOMY and DEPRES SEQ, feel
HEALTHY, STRONG and HAPPY.
Persons wishing this Remedy will please ask for Rad
WAYS Kenov atng Reslvent sprice is dollar pei
bottle No small bottles nor is the genuine solo FOL
less Each bottle bears the fac smile sgnAsAse of
RADWAf Il CO,
l62 Fulton street, New York
have the exclusive sale Of the above valus medicine
or the city of Dubuque. +. MASON,
Aug 9, 1853 Dr"ggtst.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

TTyHE undersigned have just received full and com
l. plete assortment Of
STAPLE, FANCY AND SILK GOODS
of almost every variety wanted in this Market such
LADIES DRESS GOODS Il TRIMMINGS,
Shawls, Kennels, Ribbons. Gloves, Hosiery Edgings,
Insertings Ginehams, Prints, De LANES, Cashmeres,
Cloths Cassmeres, Sattnets and Vestings, Blankets.
Sheetngs, Drillings, Tickinss, &c.
HATS, APPS, BOOTS, AND SHOES,
@-0D'A~H N@o
Hardware, Queensw&re and Groceries.
Having pure based stock in Bo.ton and New York,
and being DESTROYS of inc reasng BUSINESS, we ofei
inducements buyers, il greater, than any
house this city, To prove this, the putc are respect
fully invited TO call and examine goods and prices
We shall do best please, and to merit patron
age.
J. Z. WEATHERBY & co.
Manstreet-2d door above Sixth,
Dubuque Sent 2ath. 1853. dawf
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SUERIFFS SALE.
IoHx GuSs VS. JosrrH sr.wAsr.

DY virtue If Execution te directed, issued b.
ID the Clerk the District Court in an for the county
Of Dubuque, and State Of Iowa. against defendant Twill
the hours Of nine O'Clock NJ and four O'Clock " of
that day the front door Of the Court House IN said
county, to public sale all the right title inter
lkwing described real estate, TO w-The undivided
half OF the northwest quarter O the southwest guar
Of section f. Of township 80, nor;h Of range no.
east Of the sshP NJ, in Dubuque county, Iowa, to the
highest and hest bidder for cash to saisy said writ as
| am therein comm anded.
JOHN RICKETTS,, Sheriff Dub 90.
Sherf's Office, Dubuque, April 81, 1884. diva
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FIR A U d!

"A LII VINO want AXES of the rca, C,,,,
there "a. snoid De utcnlar notice The starr.
Collin a $s.'us c"unereits ard limitations siam,
uian,s ~, apehed much like ours which src 49,
manuf SOLO IN SINE parts of tie Unit, STAT au,
con.r, nv as. as made in diferen, parrsaf ,ta
Axe Mayors, and are g rer-lI, ,b,
acouirsd sy Inc Stp.ine Collins axes which h. :.
s,annaa sS ~ extensive reputation are
:, has ',uUaL,Ns & Co, H,RrFoan', ana, esri
r,,ro ~ - idpet with my signature. IL is pl,
-, ,,t'e uiIh TWENTY FIVE YEARS since colnrsL.es
ne ou,ihcss with the stamp 'Co!lins q" HFfif rd'
anu do not know of other BY The name
OF Collins in the Cnifed States.
August. IS53 WY saw w COLLINS
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ANurHER sClENTIFIC WONDEM.

ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER.
IMPORTANT TO DISPEPTlCS.-DrJ.S S. Houghton's
Pepsin, the Digestive Fluid or Gastric Juice. pre-
ared from Renne, or the Fourth Stomach OF the Ok
after directions Baron Lebig, the great Physioogic
al Chemist BY J. =. Houghton. NJ D. Philadelphia Pa
This is truly wonderful remedy fpf Indigestion, Dys
psia, Jaundice, Liver Complaint, Constipation and
Debility curing Nature own Method, by Natures
own Agent, the Gastric Juice. Pamphlets containing
scientific evidence value, furnished by agents gra
It's. See ,tlce among Medical Advertisements.
A. GILLESPIE, Agent.
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.V'DTXCE.

.VsDTxCE.
New stocks of all kinds of Dry Goods, BoD~'
Hats, Caps, Clothes, &C., &e,~'
FO1. Sale CzaS8P.
Tue undersigned w2s generally That thew ",'s
customers and tlls~ "
80 and Winter Goods
>fe at the corner of Main aud 9th Streets and A,
lt6ir old stand under the s.Wap.es House Both OF
the above stocks full and complete and received al
rectly from the Eastern Markets, and we would res
pecfuy invite all to and anime for themse
tor we shall sell them cheap-pery cheap for cash.
Returning our sincere thanks for past favors we re-
main your obedent servants,
P.WAPLEs
N. B. The undersigned would fully .ay to the
Ladies OF the city and country generally that although
my loss by the late Fe has heeg great One my late
House Furnishing enterprise still they shall be dis
appointed They may depend upon my opening Just
such store the burned so Soon as budin goa
be got and the goods got here from the East.
My Intentions are to keep afal& stock Of House Fur
nshnG Coodsia every department, with the
latest styles OF Dress Goods in almost endless variety
trimmings, &c, &C.. &C.
Feeling very grateful the citizens Of Dubuque nd
Rdiag country for their liberal patronage for the
last fourteen years. and respectfully solicits contnu
ance of the same. With IN, best respects
am yOurob scr'vt.
PETER NAPLES
Dubuque, Septic 1853 daw-tf
ENRESII ORANGES, just received for sale by the box
L cheap. THOMAS & COOK.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-05-03
RYAN g. LARKIN.

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groceries, PfOviSiOnS,L LIQUORS 4 e.
90 AT our stand opposite to the City Hotel,
M9EM VIII always be found general assortment III
GROCERIES. PROVISIONS,
LIQUORS, CIGARS, &C., &C.,
which We are willing to sell at the loves 81 rates TO
cash.
RYAN s. LAGKIN
Dubuque, April 2Sth, 1853. dawIv