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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-18
?. rARLEv. Ho"'N
FARLEY & JAMES,,
WHOLESALE
Grocers AMI Commission Merchants,
Joseph e.. Jennings,

Corner of Iowa AMI 18th So, Dahu1u", Iowa.
T a.as-al Steamboat Agents.
Nav 9TH, 1859. ua"u
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LEAD The market is dull for Galena Al
500; a Iut nj 100 tons refined Ger nan sid; 10
arrive, nm tevr1s c"uld learn; Spanish is
kq, Il At S6.2o !" $6,3i} IN. York Tribune,
f4h
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"a.1EeG.

NAN Of good moral character, of temperate and "
n. lusrious habits can find Employment II Wae
House Man by calling nj the subscribers office, No. 81 3,
Levee, Duhn, lie, Iowa
Nav q. 'Si-dtf e L. WEST
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10 Printers 4 Editors.

HAVE for sale Printing Esablishm mt, nearly
with ALT the fixtures complete; weekly paper. well
established and SUSTAINED, large >h Of official and
fcal patronage, advert ing and job work, all Il which
are fast increasing. Owing solely Ia the sickness of
the present owner, il will be sold a, b. rsain The
situation is pleasant and healthy, being county town
| on the Mississippi.
For particulars enquire Of l.. A. STYLES, General
Agent his office corner of Main and 4th streets, Du
uque. Au.35 81 d9wq
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LIST OF GIFTS


100 Marble bu,ts Of Washington. at 500. $4,000
100 CLAW. 100. 10000
100 g Webster 100 10000
100 8. +" al,oun, 100. 10000
81 e,egan ~, rsa'ng., IN splendid GIT 100. 5000
100 elcg mt oil Paintings, axa #. each, So 600
500 steel plate Engravings brilliantly
colored in oil, rich gilt frames 2iA3O 10 5000
inches each.
10 600 elegant s.eel plate Engraving-,
coQre'in oil, tfthe Washington Hon L. $1,000
Ament, 2Ox26 inches each.
a37 GOO steel plate Engravinss, from 100
different pls 81, now in posses ION NJ,
and owned by the Artists Union, Of
the market value Of, from 50 cents to
81 o. each, ii .0i0
I first class dwelling, in 3lst ST., New ,.mo
York city,
- building lot in l01 and I0lst SITS. New ,,o,
York city, each 25xl0D Il. deep, at -'o'O
100 Villa Sites, copfa aiming each 10 ,000t.
in the suburbs Of New York city, and
commanding magnificent view of
the Hudson River and Long Island
Sound. at 5oo. $4,000
90 perpetual loans of cash, without inter zoo
est, or security, Of s 80 each, "'"V
50 perpetual loans of cash, do. do. 100 each, 5000
100 =" 6 g so &C 5000
$50 % I" $500
1000 s. Sc &c &c 10000
Reference in regard tothe Real Estate, FL VrssoHEr
+ Co., Real Estate Brokes, New York. ORDERS (post
paid) with ~ ,ney enclosed, 10 be addressed,
j. ". HOLBROoKE,
Sec'y,5l5 Broadway, NJ. Y.
1rTbe Engravinss ia the Catalogus are now ready
for delivery Dubuque, Sept. 25, 1851. 6n,
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Detroit. Oct. :

Capt. Stannard. &c the Western World, died
this moon in he Pilot House of his b at. He
not live aye minutes after being attacked
supposed 10 be disease of the heart. Body
goes 10 Ciev Ian this aftrreoan.
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Lard for Sale on a Credit.

THE subscribers being DESTROYS of selling 1.-THE lands
in their possession will offer them very low prices
the following 25 per cent at the time of pur
chase and the balance within and years, with
interest at ten per cent per annum, to wit:
The West haifofN quar-. sec 81, town SO, range W
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Wrrklg Miufr5' Grpr'ss.
ny w. a.. MERRITT.


Tue CAnv E1fR, will be furnished IL Weekly sub
&c ttrs TEN CE per week, la,ihie Ia III Tar
ret saturday mtrn
,cY ApvEwf,sE rs inserted. IN either the naIiy OF
Weekly, on the is nshle terms.
The WEEKLY EXPRESS will contain the
political and freilh and
Luesfic. The recent improvements in our on Ce ILL
enable give much reading matter IN the Weekly
rsn be found in other paper Of its size m the ss
Terms Of the Weekly.
ONE DOLLAH x FIFTY cts. per AMMAN. IN ad
vance, aud - ii not paid in advance
No subscription will he discontinued, except AZ 'h'
i,oh tue phiishers,) until all arrearaees are paii
To ClWbs.-As an Undue ensnt 10 clubs we pr'iose "a
aske the foh.wng reduction:
Three coi,iss, per AMMAN, 81; SIX copies, >; en-
c Wes, 81 Fourteen copies, ELI.
Where club Of siA, ten, rieen copies are ssnt,
ecps will be Z" the person whs rkes sp IN
club Oraers From crss must he invariably arcot aRieu
bs the cash
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
op EvrRv UEscRrIIoS, exernfed with accuracy neat
aud patch, reasonable any othei
establishment IN the State
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-18

New York, Oct 10
I'm Darabiy Ing eminent - secsrspher,
died y .slerday at Washington.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-18

Reference in regard to the Real Estate F. J. viss-
CHER Co., Real Estate Brokers, New York. Orders.
(posf paid with money enclosed 10 be addressed.
;. w. HOLBROOKE Sec'ry sos broadway, NY.
0 The Engravngs in the catalogu, ready
Tor delivery. &c mos
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New York Advertisements.
From T.sseher 4. SeAsils General .4dcerfis,,,
HOUSE,
ApPLEroN,s Br,Ip,ro as and 34s nRo An,v.v
American Artists Union

$3.50 - - As'ASaS" NV anu S7os DhOAUWAt.
.
"a merriam "A prfSu&cS TY~s~-
AS 04AOA
The AMeRicAx ARr,sr UNroN wo,ld r..sn.c,6,tv
the Citizens of the United States ths
1snadas that the purpose Of cmitiyatnp taste far
nne arts throughout the country, aud with the view
a,v ~ rr :y 'i''y - pecome possessed OF gal
BIZ ihe fret 1rf;sfS of M dro
1000 " s"C HSG q,
nev nave determined in order TO on extensive
ale tor their Engravings, and thus NOT only eiv. EN-
Payment to large number of artists and others buf t
inspire among conntrymon tas.e fur works of arr
10 present 10 the purchasers their engravinrs wien
sooooo ~ tneA aresold.
250, 900 GIFTS of the or,w.y -o., ~ a,so non
r.. ' 81" " @''"''"o
Earn purchaser Of a One h,Ilar Engraving. there
aoIs eIenes "W o",y an engraving richly worth the
t ALSO ucket which entities hi to one ofthe
o"'s "e s t"es are distributed.
~. Tvs noLLans, highly finished Engraving
1 oI..uy rhiNfEO IN OIL, and FIVE GIFT
IiSkEIS, Will bs sent; or FIvE DniL.Rs, worth al
spienhed be selected from the Catalogue
Acspy OF the Catalogue, together with specimen Of
one ~ tue Engravings, can be he office of this
paper.
roleach Doiaf sent, an Engraving actually worth
that sun. and aGift fIcke. viii Immediately III. for
"aioea'
AGENTS.
The Committee believing thar the s,rc... n, ,h,s
GREAr NATIONAL UNDRRrAxixs will he ma ,eriollv mr.
NOTED by the energy and entsrnrise of ;n,svsn an,
persevering Agents have resolved IN ,re,r ., IN, .,e
the most liberal terms " ''"' WIN '"e" :"
(post paid,) 81, Will RECEIVE nv nsrrsx ~ Mt
One Dollar Engraving ..t;IFT Tux EFT ), .prnsnsc
tus, Catalogue and an other necessary inform, ,ion
On the final completion of the sale Tho 1:;s viii no
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4 Aroi. o. 10 N


The Collins took G on her hnir deck and
q, rapid was the speed ut the htmes that the
passengers AMI crew, who had ms " rtin d,
were unaalet, save anything except few
articles ~ cl"'hing. She to.,k Gre in the Bay
nhont = qsar,.r al miir tetow Maiden and
n~a " ,b.eas' Of the l.igh, lion She was
lm,a,d;ai,lv headed FIR The shor, bit was nn-
aaI to reach shallow water before the Ham 6
had complete. y s>esson .f her The af'er past
II the boat swung around into the river and
nearly al an beard were driven /" that part III
the tolt aud were obliged TO jump int" tn,
river.
Tue c,.rre nj here 9, Is OF worry str"nsiy int
the lake, ard had il no, been tor the timely
ARRIVAL nfth- propeller Fintrv, C,pt. Langley
nrarly al would have he N in -si.ab.y drowned
Seeing the tirt,, re hlstentd {, the sp I, and
nearly all who WIRE saved we're picked up by
him, few only reaching SHORE s,ms We re 'mari,
exhausted Everything that could be done I,
rcti-vs the sufferers was done by the crew o.
the rintry who, watch d molly.
Some wretch in the tumult sole $50 from
sick man, who had bsn At work at th.
Saul, and {. instituted This seasons earaings. a
purse Of $25 was made up for him
The C"ilirs ca,e out last October. Sh,
cost l05,O00; insared FOR $l3,O00: $5,U00 IL
the Mercantile Mutual, N. Y; $500 in tn,
Atlas, ~ Y $3,0n0 in the Nar,h Western
N. Y. She was owned by Capt Ward.
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NJ. V. BURDICK,
At FOR NEY AT IL w !,

Notary Public T. General .7yent.
WEsT UNION, FAYETTE COUNTY, IOWA.
N.B-Deeds made and acknowledged and COLLECTIONS
made ON reasonable terms. uys9-dwly
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r. The siicial term Of g vernon Brig ham
Y.nss. IL Utah Ifrrisery, expired nn FRIDAY
The xDth It Srptrmbsr. Ills sncc ssnr has mol
brru agreed upn. and The appointment, IL on.
has i,rea found matter Of considerable diff
cn'fy. Y"unl will not be fe-aPp.in,ed, but /,
y bsliev~d that no man. mt M"rmor, could
cavern that lawlrss ssnd impioas cormn.ay
pishost ~ nsstrsiAl sd ri ~" we'll rrp .ia..l
srgimenla. Tn Secretary II tire Terfrs. Y,
n. w. Bsbbis, 6,suussly s~less,r in Caa .rrs 5,
viii direct affairs rg4fe ef .r.,er ac:i,n Il III.
fresjde, {.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-18
DRY GOODS.

UyHE principal part Of stock has at length arrived
aud we are prepared offer TO shs trade the best
and largest assortment Of Dry Goods this side
OF Chicago, AZ even less than Chic ago prices.
Please cali and examine, prices we think, cannot
y SIMPSON BENTHAI. * Co.
NJ. 30f. J.evee
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-18
Dubuque New Book and Stationery Store,
Opposite The american House.

u H a II IL IL , IL IA u AZ "A H
ID EGS thank his friends and the pubic
ID liberal support for the last lS months, and to ,t
that he has opened tn 1t conniodios tore former
occupied By Mace and .Marrissn opposite the American
House. as Wholesale and Retail Book and Stationer,
Warehouse, where his friends and patrons he sup
piled with everything thatline the
terms. Hr supply of Writing paper, Wall paper, Win
dow shades, &C., &C., compete and we'll selected
Accordons aud Accnrio tnsrc tors Of the best quail
ty. splendid stock of Diaries for 1854, of all sizes
have Just to hand. His blank b oks are t.
give satisfaction lie has always hand from three
day, so
Let ha sc now read who never cad before
And those who sometimes read now read the more.
Highest price ,de fer clean paper rags. Attend
ance from 6 a till 7 PM.
Dubuque Dec. |, 1853. dawly
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3. }. O'HALLORAN,
ca WMlSSION MERCHANT,

ALERtN
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, READY MADE
CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES,
Queens ,oare, Groceries, dnd Hard .1oarc &c;
Main Street. Dubuque. Iowa.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-18

A DAM HEAGNEY & Co., gratefulto their friend
"A for the support heretofore extended to them, would
solicit continuance Of their patronage. They are now
fully prepared do all kinds OF country work, such
ironing Of Carriages. Wagons Plongbs $e. Horse and
Ok shooting &C. sc with neaaness and dispatch.
Washington To nship, 10 miles South Of Dubuque
ctv. June II. wit. ADAM HEAGNEY. * Gu.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-18

TO PARENTS & GUARDIANS.

MANGHESPER'S Gymnasium.
TTlH undersigned wosd respectfully announce, that
i he is ready To names for the Juvenile
Class which he proposes forming at his Gymnasium
suitable pr p1ratons nave been made, aud he
ready tn give e>-ons to all those who may desire it,
Boys ffom 10 IA years Of age will find implements Of
exercise adapted to heir years.
Hours of instruction from Z to A. NJ and from to
2. VI. H-Room overP. n. Conger's Store, Main street.
s. P. MANCHESTER, Manager.
Dubuque, August %, 1854 DIFF.
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+. OOYLg'S
CHEAP CASH STORE.

On Main. street, bet,rcen Fourth and Fifth .aer,
Door to John Simpivfs.
THE subscriber begs lea. etoinform
Dubuque and surrounding country, that lie hasjusI
supply Of srAPLE and FANCY. DRY GOODS, CLIO
THING, GkOCERrtS & QUEENSWARE, which have
been bought on tho Al advantageous terms and will
be sold for cash al the lowest remuneratns prices
Country siorekesprs respectfully requested to cal
and examine the goods and rrires before purcas
es elsewhere the rice only will be asked and no aate
n'ent made Amongstt the stock wi lbe found follow
ng:
superfne Black Cloth Fancy SATIN, .,lk Il bingham
Black and fancy cassimcrcs cravsfs-srarct, blue and
. zoe SKINS white wrappers, ftrawsrr
Casmerettcs, >atinets cot Suspen de,s. cunfurers
ton goods; Turkey red and madden
Bleached sheetngs, g., lD4 handksrchiefs.
Blue, beached and brown Green and blue barese Bloc
dniiings n,er corded skirts,
hieac ned brown .trpedSwiss and jackonet insert
shin.hgs; ings and edeings;
tiuckabacks, diapers towel rle and thread nsertings
r".e; and edgings, black silk lace,
iasn, nieached and brown cap nets, sewed nusnc co
damask table cloth; lars and cuffs;
Red; white, and yellow Han BLACK lace falls;
neiJ Cashmere, silk and wool,
Bedtckings, co,,nterpanes wool, cloth Rerlin L;sie
Carpet wsrp, cotton yarn and cotton gloves;
ana batting; Boy sfancy, plaid, gray, wool
Ladiessatcheis Carpe,hags merino and sotton socks
and umbrellas; aides, merlno cashm. r.
tnshams, calicoes ,iinseys and cotton hose
chccked jackonet, SWISS, Threads, sewing knittin
D""h, vNn,a lawn ana cott"ns, purses, elastics
iappef mustins, wristets purse twist Ze-
Aidacas, mohairs. coburgs, phyr wool
De LANES, printed cacocs, Jenny Lind and Kate HAYES
French merinoes, Canton gov buttons pc RI agate
nannels, cainbrics, cam linen and ivory buttons;
brio handkerchief; Dressing, back and side
Rrown Holland, Irish linen, combs hair and cloth
OILED cloth. table covers, Coat Links;
i,oylevs black velvet; Bay State Iong sbawlsg
Wadding, hating;
CLOTHING.
Gentlemen's black cloth Cashmere and Doesk,n
co1ks, finishing and blank pants,
etovercoats, quilting satin luda RUBBER sgings
and fancy vests,
GROCERIES,, &c.
hoice Imperial, Young y Parc cognac Brandy odd Mo
son, uoolong 4 Sonchong nongahcla and ohio whis-
Teas key,
Java and Rio CofIees Golden Syr :, and s II mo
Chocolate, cocoa, lasses
Loaf, crushed, clsri ea and Smoking. ana chewing
orown sugars. bacco,
Sperm, and taow can Principe Ha vana and Sho
| radles roof cigars
Cloves nntmegs, cinnamon, Fancy and plain soaps. ndi
ginger mustard and peppsr go, lard oil, tubs, buck
Table CUTLERY and queens cts coffee mills.
ware, &c. Rasins, almonds, current
| r. Doyle
| Nov. l5-dwv
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DIR. GEORGE w. SCOTT,
coSTyNUES TO PRACTICE THE VARIOUS
upaNuES ar HIS PROFESSION,

OFFICEand of Sixth and low
gYYISHING to avail himself of every means thatmay aid
w in restoring all of the human organl-
he has recently Of Df ~ D. Barrets
which is admirably adapted to the
treatmenof many forms ofdseass to which many ,who
70 being daily treated, can attest.
Duhrnue Iowa. Feb. 6, lS49, 23-ly
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ST. PAUL AND ST. LOUIS PACKET.
THE new andsplend,d Passenger Steamer,
l 80 g Minnesota Belle,
Capt ). HUMBERSTONE, will run between ST. Pan
and ST. Louis during the scasoa, touching at allherme
date ports.
For freight passage, having excellent aecommoda
ions, apply on board.
d tbuque. May 81. !S5f-dsm
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New York. Oct ..

The Bremen steamer Nansa, Sept. 81, ar-
rived this morning with IA pass' Myers
b The arrival of the barqu- lln,'h5nt We
have Buenas Ayres dates q the 22d The
Cow r.ncnt have esrrted To ex'r me m. as
ures 10 enforce the circulation Il pnp.r maaey
In tie Gaham case, petite WIS pr s.n ed
70 The Caurt by nine jurors. praying that the
qualifications IF the jurors might hs. backed int"
nv the court, as il was reported that one Of he
jurors was relative Ct Mrs. Graham The
Cour intitna,ed tie eleven jnrors might sign
tue ttlnn IT ,hey plea ed The matter wa.
,ken INFO consideration by the Court. The
oe itnn asks discharge awing {, their inability
to properly perform their. duties
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DR.. John d. HcnfOm,
eUr n q EON ENTlS

Would respectfully inform his friends and the pablo
that he located al Dubuque, and will be happy to
wait Oh all that may need his services.
Office the Glose Building, up stairs End doornnthe
light.
Nov GOTH ,52-daw-1yf
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THE ATTENTION

OF the citizens of Dubuque and adjoining Counties
~ invited the following and raiaabte Inrenton
for applying Electricity in cheap and elegant form the
cure of Disease
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DUBUQUE CUT STONE YARD,
Corner Of Eighth and Jackson SITS.
IMPORTANT NEWS.
Rnclan6 n VT Hknhilln y.

CTONE-CuTTERS BUILDERS, would respect
- fully inform their old customers and the public that
in addition to their quarry OF Iowa Freestone, they
have opened of the called Dubuque Marble, O the
hest quality. With their superior advantages they feel
confdentef giving satisfaction totheIr patrons.
All kinds of waxk, either plsin or ornamental dope
to order.
Feb 90, 1854 DIV
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orleans rien,
ifOLLOWA YES PILLS.

ToMe Citizens Of the United States,
| most humbly and sincerely thank you for the
immense patronage which you have bestowed upon my
Fills take this opportunity Of stating that my An
cestors were all American citizens, and that entsrta in
for all that concerns America and the Americans, the
most lively sympafhies, much that originally
compounded these Fills expressly suit your climate
habits constitutions, and manner of living, intending
establish self among yor which have now done
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
49, Corner Of Ann ard Nassau streets, New York
PURIFICATlON OF THE BLOOD,
AND
LIVER AND BILIOUS COMPLAINTS.
The citizens ofte Union suffer much from disorders Of
the liver and stomach scarcely any are Tree from the in
uence Of these desru ctiye aiadies, hence lite
fast. The fair sex, perhaps the most handsome in the
World up certain period when, distressing to say
rose their teeth and good looks, while yet in the
heyday of life, snch sad effects may be eecualiy
died by continually keeping The blood pure, amt the
Liver and Stomach in healthy action, when life will
tow smoothly, and resemble plants in a cOngenial
blme whaSe eternal spring appears 10 reign As it
regards the preservation of the human frame; and the
duration Of life much may be effected ana say fear.
!essly that health and life be prolonged for many
years beyond their ordinary limits, # Holloways Pills
taken purify the blood according IN the rules laid
down for health contained in the directions which
company each box.
CASE OF WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY OF 10
YEARS STANDING s GTfEo By HoLLowAy's
Copy@ letter. Captain job" johnson, astor House,
Mem York, dated Jan. 5. 1854.
To Professor HOLLOWAY 50, Corner Of Ann and Nas-t
streets, Y. Silt is with the HEARTFELT
pleasure have TO inform you that have been restored
health and strength by ta.ng your Pills. For the last
tai years.I suffered from arrangement OF the Liver
and Stomach, and was reduced tn such extremity that
gave up my Ship, never expecting 10 go tn Sea any
more had tried every Remedy that !, commend
ed me, hut all /, purpose and had given myself
up despair, when was al last recommended to take
your Pills. After using temfor sIree MONTHS the result
is that am in iefer health than have bcen fr
eleven wears mast and indeed well ever u in
life Yon quite at liberty to make this known IL the
benefit Of others. remain. Sir, yours respectfully,
(SigncV JOHN JOtS 'ON
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CTVIL ENGINEER AND ARCHITECJ'
rs nrepared with Leveling and Surveying Instruments
i 10 xecase any professional duties that may be eI
,.sac 70 order Ay-Ofice Nam ST. first door below
,he Globe Building, Ur STAIRS over L. Fitzpatrick
T,;loriup Establishment.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-18

NEW GOODS NEW GOODS !!
JUST RECEIVED AT
Van Duzee & Higbee's
J. Ginghams; Delaues, Silks, Prints, etc. etc, have
come al last Also, fun stock of Cloths, Cassmercs
Sattinetts Summer Stus, Sheetings, Shirtngs, Drll
ings, Jeans, Sacells Carpet Bags, Boots, Shoes Hats
Caps. Groceries, Crockery, Hardware, etc. etc.
1t unnecessary for to ennmerae articles hut SUIT
fee that have tull assortment Of all kinds
Of goods. and that No. Main Street between Fifth and
sixth is the place to buy good goods cheap as the cheap
ost. Try us, and sati-fy yourselves.
Dubuque, May ~, leSi-dxw till Sept IL
HrTo Persons out of Employment. Go
$500 to $1,000 II Year!
A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY AND DO GOOD!
BOOK AGENTS WANTED.
TINE subscriber publishes number Of most valuable
i Pictorial Books very popular, and of such moral
and religious influence that while good men may safely
engage in their crcula on they I'll confer apubc ben
eft. and receive fair compensation for their labor
GTo men of enterpr and tact, this business Offers
anopporIunity for profitable employment seldom to be
met with.
Hr Persons wishing to engage in their sale, will
eeive promptly by mail. circular containing full par
tcmars with g Directions To persons disposed to act
Agents" together with the terms which they will be
furnished, by ad ressing the subscriber, post paid.
ROBERT SE.ikS, Publisher,
Isl VIII am Street, New York.
HrIN PRESS, and ready for Ag nts by the LIST Of
October 1854 " Sears Description Of the Rus
sian Empire" For furihtr particulars, address. as
above daw-2t
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New York, Oct. 8

The mnilon in the Graham case before men
tioaed has been disailow.d.
Mr.. . Conner, at the request Of Mr.. 4 Mrs
GrahaM-He props, the withdraw Of the
Juror referred g., which vas finally consented
u and ihe trial praceeded
The generalrlecsion which 'ook pl,c- on tn
Ctr, is said o. have been The most exciting thai
eve. tux place III California. In the L..gisia-
tur- there are ~ democrats and whig Sena-
tors; ahd As democrats and IS wings in the As
seinb!v. ~
In San francisco the Know Noihings have
carrird everything before them. Their cry
'ick,'s wasoay made up on the morning ofthe
election.
The miners are reported as doing well in all
sections.
Acc nnss from II nolulu are confined To the
celebration oftll~ restoration OF the lndepend.
ence OF the Kingdom.
The Legislature have voted 500, 900 for mil
i,sry d. fence ia the lot, riur. Chamon still
holds his position.
All quiet Al San Juan.
Among the passengers by the Nos,hcrn
Light are Ole Bull aud company, and Judge
Garfield, Of Ohio.
The wholesale grocery house Of William
Trus y Co., suspended paymen, on Saturday
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-18

HALIFAX, Oct 10
N, signs Of the Europa al F. NJ
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-18
Dubuque in 1853.

OFFERS inducements to purchasers of GOODS that
" cannot be surpassed in any place West OF the At
ant cities.
Amongst the many who are offering COED bargains,
the undersigned would beg leave To inform his custom
and the public generally, ITO whom he returns his
sincere and grateful THANKS for the very liberal support
he has received at their hands, that he is in market
| with
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-18

To Ni:lwrights, Nlilers, and
Mill l'rOprietOrs.
VONare hereby Informed that the subsc rber is Agent
i Ia sell FRENCH Boil TING CLOTHS, the hest
imported into the United States. Please call and cx-
anime as good stock he found in ST Louis or
Chicago, aud save the expense and risk of getting
cloths III distance. He is also Wholesale and
Retail Dealer in Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes,
Main street, Dubuque, Iowa
June 3, 81. hw3m n DECKER