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BY LETTERS PATENT SECURED IN 1872
PULVERMACHEk'S
Patent HydrO-E Electric VOltaic Chains

Constructed To he worn under the garments, the
wonderful discovery in medicine and electricity OF "
present day They relieve without pam or shock, isiah
aneosy, acute nervous pains, such as head, ear ana
oohache rheumatic pains. TIC doloreux, etc., ana nN
their mild but contnuol and perceptbe acton on the Do
diseases of years stand ng such as govt local pfsiH
nervous complaints, liver diseases ec disappear as II oy
miracle they have been appied with the greatest scce
in those dreadful diseases in Children commonly eeH
as also in cases of teething under diutes
and disorders of the bowels. The precpitae metals io
their solutions, decompbsa water, defect the h'ghete
needle in short, show all the phenomena OF poWeft
voltaic pile. The instruments producing these ell CT
weigh about two ounces, can he folded up III PTHe
hoax are always ready for instantaneous and viii l
IN am his life time guarding himself, family and fend
etc against that number diseases and complaints III
which mild, streaming electricity perfectly safe Ger
tain wonderful and speedy remedy The price "l com
Dete chain is from 81 10 So batteries SO TO 81 o.
Incredible as NAV seem the any person. can
easily convince himself beforehand the depot of their
truth The mprtan uf the invention has been acknowl
edged in America by the Academy of Medicine OF New
York and the have been app led with great success
in the medical colleges, the City, eievue, and " ard
island Hospitals Brook YIN City Hospital, etc. IN Europe
by the Roya Colleges If Physicians and surgeons IN
! lnudtn by the academies Rationale de Medicine at Pa
rs by the Imperial Faculty Vienna; by the Roya Fa
Guilty at erin and other scientific INSTITUTIONS OF the
highest order, including the principal hospitals IN Ell
rope.
The Projectors are in possession of testimonials TO thu
same effect from all the above institutions in America ant
Europe well Of the most nent and distinguishes
members of the profession in both hemsphees and nvlt
the public to examine them.
Full and illustrated descriptions for personal use am
one for scientific men, with copies OF testimonials and
number of cured in New York and Europe, may
obtained gratis the Office. They will be forwarded
free postage any part of the United states, in ans
war pre.aid inquiries, containing three cents postas
stlmps.
n u. Physicians are specially invteo to call and Sc
~ Apply to TIMOTHY MASON, sign of the Goo
Samaritan, Agent Dubuquc for STEwERr Sole Agei
for United States, $50 Broadway, New York
July 7,i8'3 dan u
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4. n. EA I O4N ATTY TOT III
Nav ~, 1854 mai9ilw3

THO JESSE MICHAEL:-SIR,Yo " notified
that there willbe on fl in the tis Clerk of
of the District Court in and fort ltv OF Delaware
and State of Iowa. days b ext term, the
petition Of Eiiztheh Michael ng OF you bill of
divorce because, she that did the 18th day
of September 1852. at the county of Hancock, and
STATE of Ohio, wfuy desert the said lizabeth Michael
without Just cause, and went Ia nsrts unknown to this
petitioner and have from that time til the nmrnce
ment of this suit, wfuy and without just cause, alb
sntcd yourself from this petitioner have hitherto
let IA prnvd and msiatiin, aud do still neglect
provide for and maintain this petitioner. Now
less appear and Thereto the first day of
of the District Court 10 be held Delhi Del
county Iowa. on the bird Monday Of June, 4 ID.
lSi. the prayer Of this petitioner will b. granted, and
Judgment ed against yon thereon.
El.lZARE I'll MICHAEL
BY ]. II. JON Els, Atty tor P-t'r.
Colony. 4 "f e5t ma 10 wa
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ARCHBISHOP BEDINI AND THE AMERICANS
RoME. The Roman correspond, mt of III
Dublin Tel, graph, who is a son OF The great
pneiess Mrs HemAn>, writes To that paper under
date of April 10Th, as fad"ws:-"A few days
since given a grand entertainment, WHEN
bout 40 guests sat down 10 dinner, BY Monsis-
uore b. DIM, who had IN ended It's h ,spi atty
| expressly in honor of Mr. Van Buren,. ex Press
dent of the United States, vi, BY combination
of cross purposes, the latter prevented
ayailIng himself thereof, and obliged to leave for
| Naples slor,Iy before The company, never,he-
less, preserved its contemplate Character IT be-
| ing almost exclusively American, though al>o
| were present the Ministers If Sardinia and Tus
cany, and Cardinal Aiiier DIR Ives and hi
relative (also a convert) Mr. Berfan were
among those from tie Uni ed States, and Que OF
the three prelates at table was the Bishop o.
Boston, DIR Fitzpatrick, man of superior abill-
ties and amiabie manners BY an understands
! Ing that evinced true decacy Of attention To il
guests, it was arranged that The convsrs ton al
] Mons grGre BedinIs table should be almost
exclusively in English, and as 10 the style of the
entertainment il was worthy OF royal palace.
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THE STATE OF IOWA.

IN the District Court ef d iaoare County, at the June
Term "A ID 1854
Livings Burlington isra Noggle and the unknown
of " half ar. Sec7, T 90, RS.
,'HE said PENDANTS wi take n,ce, that there vii!
he on file. in said Coz rt before the 0fh day
of Nav, d s:4 p tion of said Plaintiff. claiming
If them dollars ana 40 Cents, as mpmy paid t. the
County Treasurer of said County iinquen tax FIR
tn. wear 1851 the w halt he $ w or
shi. 90 &c west in said county. praHipg ju!g
aganststid premi for said sum, with interest
and of Suit and that the equity of redemption he
fnrecnSed and that aid defendants he forever barred
from sengup any aim said land, and that unless
Won, tn said defendants APPEAR and To the
petition before the morning ,f the 2oh dav of
1854 fault will be entered against you and judgment
rendered thereof.
A. X. EATON, Atty for Plff
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Lansing House for sale.

THIS well known public house offered for sale. II
is situated on the west bank of the Mississippi Riv
er, in the 1ourishing village of Lansing, Allamakeo
county Iowa.
The House is well located, pelng near the Steamboat
Landing and in the very of the business part Of
the said village 1t is of good size convenient and
built expressly for a PUBLIC HOUSE. and has good
Barn attached, a large ard commodious yard, and a
good well of water 1t is now doing large and profit
ibe business, and properly managed will continue TO,
being the only Tavern of any qence in the place.
The only Undue the subscribers have for selling
they contemplate in the Spring going California.
Those DESTROYS Of purchasing such property will do
u, to call and examine the same. Terms easy, and
II ade known by calling on the undersigned
Is J. GRANT.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

May 81, Royal Arch, from St Louis.
:" for Rock Island
Henrietta, from st. Louis.
6 s. for st. Paul.
May 81, The War Eagle from st. Paul.
!" !" War Eagle, TO Galena.
June ], The Nominee from Galena.
IS g Nominee to st Paul.
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Dubuque, Iowa, August30, 1883 wap-
To the Citizens IF Dubuque, and
the surrounding c"untry.
WOlfe's SChiedam Aromatic SchnappS.

,tSHE above named preparation has been extensively
( known throughout The length and breadth If tbs
United States and is universally admit Z" be tbs
delightful heaithtul ihvgt rating and pure pref a
ration the juniper berry, that science and long
prteice in the dIstillaion and preparation Of pure IL
quors have ever succeeded in producing.
In countries where pure wines and liquors can be had
"lassns. and drunkenness is hardly knawH-tha vice
which the plet of the immortal poet so apy ap-
plies:
60 a monster of such hideous mien,
That to he hated, needs but 10 he SEEM
As long AS and women will persist IN drinking
drgged, adnlte rated and poisoned liquors, with which
the country oded drunkenness and all lis concnni
liant evils must exist. We may well exclaim with
Cassio-
ssOh, that man VIII pnt enemy into his mouth
To steal away his hrains.'
The proprietor soil its the most rigid tests and de-
fies perSuns To produce an equally pure
extract of the JUMP berry, Holland Gin.
1t is recommended by the Medical faculty, and at
tested in their highest written authorities Tvs exraor
binary medicinal properties in gravel govt chronic
rheumatism incpi dropsy 'ollc, pains OF the stom
acl and bow Is, nhth"r in adults infants, in dys
pepsia whether acute chronic, in all ordinary cases
of obstruction in the kidneys, bladder and urinary or
gans
The public remind that Wolies Aromatic
Schedam Schnapps only be procured in pint and
quart bottles stamped labeled, and rorked and in col
ored rppers with the signature OF the proprietor ailx
ed and that the retail nrice has invariably been nifty
for the pint and dol lar for the quart bottles.
| II can becbtained in small unli tied quaniitie
at the d pot 36 Commerciai between Pine and Chcs
nut Streets, ST. Louis
DAVID III. RURKE-AeENT.
And the principal druggists Throughout the United
States
Dub,oue Anril 18th. 1854 dim.
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DisrRlcr CoURr.-The forenoon was occu-
pied in the examination and final disposition Of
the case Of Mr.. McRea. which excited consider.
able interest. He was charged with undigni6ed
and unprofessional conduct as an Attorney and
the charge after an impartial hearing was sus-
tanned and his name was stricken from the roll
as member Of the Bar.
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A Vo.cL From PESssYLyANIA.

We are permitted to publish the following
extract of letter from an eminent democrat in
the interior of Pennsylvania, dated May 2I'
1854
;, There is great mistake at Washington as
to the popular sentiment on that subject, he
bill to organize the KaLsls and Nebraska Ter
ritories, } and nowhere greater than in regard
To Pennsylvania have seen no reliable dem
ocrat but what feels willing 10 stand up for the
bill, and indeed much anxiety is manifested
for IFS passage 1t is great prinripl-, and
whether the time for agiia ing it is the proper
one or not, it is before the country and the
question can ont tie eeItled by NEE
ing it boldly. 1t would be disastrous
TO the democratic party TO have it fail. The
opposition is fast nden'iiying itself with abolt-
ionism, and in very ohort time after It's passage
will not be heard ot's
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Tnos. n. Renton,s Great work

Entitled ss'rHfrrY YEARS VIEw,' ar History OF the
workings of the American Government during
Thirty Years
'tNIiS great work from the pen of distinguished
statesman, VINO has taken active part in al pub
lie measures during The past thirty years raEn" he too
nighy estimated in this country wHer all haV' v"ice
IT, the 1eciSi N of The of Government. During
thu a-tthrt, years there has been important pub c
measure hc this active and able stat siDd i- MOI
TAX II an effective and dec i've part aud been familiar
with he influences, whether secret public, Whti
have urg ed forward or"ppoScd each.
rhis work einbrlc,s history Of Government r II
1920 to 1850 chiefly taken fr The Congress Debates.
the private of Gen jackson and the speeches ct
Ex-senator Bent. H. with his actual views on men aud
fairs with historic notes and Illustrations and me
motto of emu mt eceised cot mp"raries. 1t Is tub-
ti<hed by ID. Appleton x Co., New York. and VIII he
to.upI ted in two volumes the first Of which will b.,
published and ready delve 10 subscriber nv tie 81
If April and The second afterwards, and will
a,ra about 100 d1nbe column royal evh. pages and
Inerbfv en- traved portrait of sen Benton. Price 81,
| ,,er vOlum payable on delivery.
The nnbSt confidently assure ubsefbers that Tho
work will be sold exclusively by subscription, that The
price will never be less than 50 80 per volume and al
that it cannot H. purchased of booksellers. The
will be delivered in the order If names subscribe
w. w. SWEE1SER,
Dubuque, March s, 1854. dawtf sole Agent for Iowa
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RAILROAD SPEEp.-One of our Merchants
received Goods yesterday by way Of Rock Island
from Boston, in the short space, of90 days !!
why old Julien Dubuque, could, in his day,
have got Them in shorter time.
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T The Legislature of Connecticut have
elected as United States Senators Francis CHI
of Truman Smith, resigned which exp res on
t 4,h of March next and La Fayette F"s
-r, (WhIg) for the full term of SIX years. March
l-55 to March 1861.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-06-07

Ey Vermont OK is now exhibiting at
high, twenty feet from tip to tip, girhs ten
feet; is in ordinary flesh and weighs four
thousand pounds.
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DIR. J. b. ANARCHISTS
CELEBRATED CATHOLICON,

Ii stands pre-emi
nent for its curative
overs in all the dis
eases for which il is
recommended. usu-
ally called
FEMALE COMPLAINTS
of these are Protdpr
sHs Uteri, or Falling
Of the Womb +; Fla0r
.4lbaS, or Whites -
Chrome Inflammation i
Liberation Of the
Hnmb ; Incidental He
ptorrha re, or Flood
ng; Pal fMl, Sap
orcsSea and Irregular
WsRStrGafi0R, etc. efc
With al their accom-
anying evils, (Can.
er excepted ! nn mat'
err how severe or o
how long standing.
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APPOINTMENT We understand that j. G
Mcfarland, of Boone county, has been appoint
ed by his Excellency to fill the vacancy occa-
stoned bv the resignation o. Mr. Cassidy
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REwARDEp.-We learn that Hon 5 B. FAR
well os our town has been appointed Land
Commissioner Of California, in place OF Hon
Thompson CAMPBELL resigned.-We presume
this is TO reward his Fidelity to Douglass and
Nebraska fl reeporl Jour.
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WALKERS ExPEDiTlnN.-The expedition un-
der Walker for the conquest OF Sonor1 AID
Lower California has eaiirely failed The lat
est accounts represen, HIM having been de
serted by all but ten a d,zen OF HIS followers
II is more than probable that these will fall an
easy prey either 20 tie government troops; or
The bands ut mountain robbers, o1e Of The latter
of which had been on his track for some time,
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CURE FOR Day CoUGH.-Take of pow
dered gum-arabic, half an ounce, liquorice JUICE,
half an ounce Dissolve the gum first in
warm water, squeeze in the juice of lemon,
then add Of paregoric two drachms syrup of
squils, one drachm. Cork all IN bottle and
shake veil. Take one teaspoonful when the
couvh is troubles some
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LII Walter Sco,t's Works. in different sorts oidb III
IL ing can be had at CHAs. RArTRAY'S
Under the City Hotel, and opposite the Americ House
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kF There is magic IN the sound of home =
1t is The spot hailoscd by many fond r-nen-
brance. Aud wherever our home my be, TIER
we invoke the blessings of Heaven 10 descend
The Great Excursion, from Chicag, to ST
Paul, by way of Rock island will commence o.
the 5ih OF jane, which day some OF the party
will leave Chicago We not advised
whether any person IN Dubuque has been lnvt-
ed Surely Col Mix will not Slight his former
home I Aux. WHY Print.
Col Mix has moi sighted his former home
Such parties as the company desired him to
invite, have been long snce invited.
1, is not expected that the company could
invite the whole town or any considerable por-
ton oft.
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JUDICIAL DEMONSTRATING VS.. Gregoire
and Bngy. In Supreme Court Of the United
States, the judgment below was affirmed.
That is, decision in favor of Gregoire and
BoCv
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1853. lisa
FARE REDUCED.
Great Central Route.
1853,
MICHIGAN CENTRAL


ka II. ST. 3 s sss:....tss
MK ga M Ell MAJ 0D N UD9
The oldest, best flushed and mast comfortable
Route to Buffalo, .Aibany, N. York & Boston.
TWO TRAINS A DAY.
The Central Road is all laid with heavy Rail- and Is
the smoohest and best Railroad in the United States
MORNING EXPRESS
Leaves Chicago daily Sundays excepted) O'Clock
connecting at Detroit with Steamers
KEYSTONE Stats, Capt Richards, Mondays & Thursdays
NIAGARA Capt. Miller, Tuesdays and Fridays;
uEES Cry, Capt. Wilkins, ednesdays and Saturda, q
For nunkrk through without landing connecting wi
10 O'Clock P. Express, arriving in New York next
morning. Also, With Steamers CLENE and MAY
QUEEN for Cleveland, connecting with Morning Trairs
for Pittsburgh, Wheeling, Philadelphia Baltimore and
Washington. Also, for Columbus and Cincinnati. Also,
with Lake Shore Railroad tor Dunkrk bnd Buffalo.
EVENING TELEGRAPH EXPRESSES
Leave Chicago Daily at o'clockP NJ
This Train is furnished with large roomy, Sleeping Cara
"a luxury that is not found any other Railroad in the
West connecting at Detroit with the splendid NorhShore
Line OF Steamers
! MAyrLowER Capt WiiIouehby Mondays and Thursdays
OCEAN, Capt Stannard Tuesdays and Fridays;
BucKEyg STATE, Capt. Imson Wednesdays Saturdays
For Buffalo, through without landing; connecting with
first Lightning Express Trains for New York. arriving in
Tor ssndusky connecting with Mansfield Railroad TO
Newark, GAINESVILLE and Columbus Also, with Mad Rive
| Railroad for Springfield, Dayton and Cincinnati
6Passengers taking this Lire will find il the
Portable and best regulated Road in the Union and
| make the connections as above stated
10 Through Tickets can be had at the General Stage
Office, Galena.
s. B. FORBES, agent, Galera.
| C. G. HAMMOND General Ae't, Chicago
THo's w. HEtoX, Agent, Dubuque, Iowa..
June 18th, 1853, daw If
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1889.
1856.
Michigan Southern Railroad.
&&
NeD and Importnnt arrangement, ensnrtng
Speed and Comfort to the Traveiing Public
nhianna 10 Maui Vark and pocfnn
Chicago to New York and Boston.


Shortest Most Ezpedtious and only Rail Road Route
New York, Boston and Philadelphia.
Great Western and South Western U. s. Mail Route!
u ASSENGERS leave Chicag go with the O'Clock r. N,
Il Telegraph Train, each MONROE morning at
O'Clock, connecting with the splendidlow pressure
Steamers, direct for Buffalo, without
Landing,
arriving Buffalo in time for the the IL o'clock Express
evening arriving in New York next day at M
by either N. City and Erie or N. Y. Central Roads
10 than By any other r. r. Lake Route
NORTHERN INDIANA, Capt.I T. PHEArT,
Leaves Toledo and Monroe Tuesdays and Fridays
Leaves buffalo, Wednesdays and Saturdays
SOUTHERN MICHIGAN, Capt. A. ID. PERKINS,
Leaves Toledo & Monroe, Mondays and Thursdays.
Leaves Buffaio, Tuesdays and Fridays.
EMPIRE STATE, Capt J. WILSON,
Leaves Toledo and Monroe Wednesdays and Saturdays
| Leaves Bnffalo, Mondays and Thursdays.
Also, Three Daily Trains u Day,
Max ing complete Railroad connections throughout Ohio
Pennsylvania, New York and the entire New England
/ States
| LIST, LIGHTNING ExPREss, leaves at A NJ.
| I'd, EXPIRE MAIL, leaves at IL NJ.
Sd, TELEGRAPH EXPRESS, leaves at SP.M
Only One Train Sunday,-lenres at P. NJ.
| RFPassengers particularly requested TO procure
| Tickets before taking seats in the Cars
Office in 1remon Building two doors south of the Main
Entrance, Dearborn Street, Chicago. !
GEO. M GRAY, Agent
| June 18th, $50. daw-.f
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$500 staple and Fancy HROCERiES, consisting
t1-sz<<zzt of
LIQUORS: ron, Prunes, &c
French cupiac Brandy; RaisaHs, Figs. currants;
Peach do Chewing and Smoking To
Old Scotch, Rye and Bour bacco. &c, &c.
bon WhiSkey; SUPPLIES:
T. Crnrx Ram; Teas Sugars, Coffee Mo
laraschinu. Curacao; lasss. Herring candles
Holland and N. York Gin; Spices, Soap, starch, Blue
Absent II Louis and Gin Vernacella, Macaroni
cinnat Whiskpv corn andDat Meal, Barley
HINES: Crackers of all kinds
hampaiane Wine imported and Western
lOJcaSes b Ciarret; Reservr cheese, Oranges
larret in casks white and Lemons aud all kinds o
rcd, Rpnish Wine, Ami tropical Fruits:
settle, Malaga. Port. cher Spanish cigars, of every
~, Sweet Oil, Orange description
Water Candle and Nuts of every
Sardines, Oysters, Preserv- variety.
ed Peaches. Ounces. cit
The Undersigned viii he found regularly a. his place
of blu ness and will he happy AT all times TO meet his
lid mers lettheir warts be many or few.
What havri> of the ch"icest kind.
15-Just received, so dozea cans Fresh Oysters
N. V. DESCELLES.
euhunue August 18th, 1853 dawtf
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E5@ For week past, the editor has been so
seriously indisposed that it was impossible for
i'm TO give any personal attention whatever TO
the Telegraph i Burlington Telegraph.
We are sorry TO learn that our neighbor as
indsposed. We hope that the passage of the
Nebraska Bill has not produced any permanent
bodily infirmilies.
Eg Elder Thomas Campbell. the venerable
father of Alexander Campbell, died at Bethany
Va, several weeks ago.
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Always safe. Always EnectunI!

&. RE ven sufferer from Fevcrand Atu'? AIRY
afflicted with the periodical Re turn of Tlat cord
and tormaI visitor the chill followed by its iml al
ndants. the urnin@ fever and arertine PefsIIfan!
Insa M time then in procuring a bottle of DIR. Os
GOODS Indian rhoiaecgue. isuwiI Rave but one 4Hl
Al most aftervo commence il, and probably noi at
al Your uei chbors ho has used the medicine VIII
assure ,ou of This II is but tn promise OF result
viii thousands have already realized. ard whiclytur
own e,perencr III fully prove. Nou have hecb
in other medicines and doubtful of all
obtain the ChoHgoeue and you will doubt no longer.
Init lions are abroad! BE particular to enquire for
DR. Osgood's fpd;G thOldgOgHr.
Sold Inv nr T. Ma SON and w p. ALLEN. Dubuque.
r. BLaKsLEY st LOUIS Wholesale Agent
August 18Th, 1853. daw
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S 7 Il A il T E L Il Y
AT DUBUQUE

TIVE UNDERSIGNED would inform the Travslin
1 Public, that the Splendid New Steam Ferry Boat,
II r A II
has this day commenced her regulartrIps to be made
very halt the Mississippi atthe Lower Fer
al Dubuque.
w, will cross a ny number Oft EAMS that will come,
LET THE WHAT MAY,
NIGHTS if there rs bus ness to do.
Our charges reasonable any other Ferry
the <sssippi Everything that Califonans may
want by of be had atthe lowest prices in
Dubuque-the City being literally crammed with such ar
tices as CalIfornians " ant.
NIB. Reeollect. that the STEAMER is at the Lower
Ferry opposite the City, and NOT at Eagle Point; nab
that winds will not, any time prevent the odta
from crossing is often the with Horse Boats.
March 30:h s2-dwy.
C.GREGOIRE Il Co
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q The New York Tribune Of the 18th inst
says that F.llibustersm was never more rampant
and lively in the United States than now, and
intinates that in few weeks we will probably
hear that Gen John A. Quitman, of Mississippi
has set sail for Cuba with the advanced force
II so says the Tribune, we may understand tina
they go in TO win.
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Land for Sale Oh a Credit.

THE subscribers being DESTROYS of selling all the lands
in their possession will offer them very low prices
or the following s5 per at the time of pur
chase and the balance within and two years. with
interest at ten per cent per annum, to wit:
The West half ofN quar-. 81, town 3d. range W.