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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-06-14
r r. R.-No. 2.
RAILWAYS RENovATING REsGLVENT
Res0ires, ReRO6ates, Reb0stdS.


RAILWAYS RENOVATING RE.Ol.VENT
Res0lreS, RenOoates, Refunds.
IT CURES.
scrofIIs. Tumors Bleeding of the Lungs
Syphilis, Consumption, 81 Vitus Dance,
Sores, Rickets, sah hbeuh'
Asthma, Nodes, tanker,
BronchIfls, Fever Sores, Rash,
Ulcers, ErysIpelda, ieitefS- -,
The above eighteen complaints X. K. Resolvent WIZ
positively cure.
Ltrenoyates the system completely, Resolving away
from the solids all impure Poisonous Diseased peposils
freeing the Blood and Fluids OF i'ite from All 'oup
bumors restoring Energy and Vigor, Heah& Strength,
to Every Organ and Member of the body
LETTERS FROM HIGH AUTHORITY.
Hon Middleton, of Waccamaw. C.-Writes Us
under date of May I'd, 1858. That Railways removal
inr Reslyeu cured of his negroes on his plantation
at ReauJrt, of scroiuous complaint OF many years
standing. The poor fellow was discussing epJeet e
pify he was moving Of The other negroes
coi id not remain in tire same place with hiin None
ho nortor could do ANYTHING for him. lie entirely
cured bv Radwav's Renovang Resoveut ana Is now AT
work upon the plantation. To the people OF ;. =, II
Middleton j. well known and 10 the political world hf
Middleton Is no stranger.
Mr. w b. Oliver, of Drayton. Dooly county, Ga, nn,
der date of May 80, 1853, writes, that servant gf.
who was reduced thai no one would give tnip ol
herIif she was so covered with sores that there was
moi spot of pure flesh of the size OF silver dollar on
her - hole body, entirely cured by Railway heVo-
| waiting Resoyent.
NINETEEN YEARS.
Mrs Henderson, of Westfurd, Mass has been covered
wi for 10 mas been cured ny IL II. Aesot
| vent. SALT H4hu .,i lit !,
! The most obstinate of Salt Rhuem VIII queNS
| viefd To the RENOYATING RESOLVENT. One ges
ieman y a supposed this complaint was he fedtafI
in his family and had been afflicted with SAT- kheuh
since his BIRTH cured by the OF lew potiles
| the Renuvatng Resulyent, and the
| POISONOUS RHECM ENTIRELY ERADIcATEp FROM HIS
SYSTEM.
II Rppeuerates every organ aud momher OF the bo'y
makes sound healthy and strong weak, diseased am
uusonna parts .,,, LII,
| Weakness in male and male is quickly cured andth
debjlitafed and emaciated made strong, vgorGns am
| bealthv Impotence and Nocturnal Emissions IN men
OF eftheroue OF the generatye organs
j. qic XIV removed and the body restored TO beai'
and sound condition.
LOW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
In WOMAN the numerous complaints and allmeni
which cast such gloom their spirIts few doses
the Rerovating Resolveut viii quickly remove aud IN
most NERVOUS. GLOOMY and DEPRESSED, fet
Il HEALTHY, 5 rE0NG and HAPPY.
Persons wishing this Remedy will please ask Tor ka'
WAYS Bennvating Resoyent itspree Is one dollar p'
bottle No small bottles is the genuine ever sole IL
less Each hot lie bears the fac simle signature OF
l RADWAE ~ co,
l62 Fulton street, New Yor
have the exclusive sale Of the above valuable nedeii
/ o. +t,(, r;r,, If Duhuaue 4 MASON,
AUu Q. 1888 Druggist.
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TIMOTHY MASON.

fsfGN or THE COOP sAMARITAN.)
No. 81. Main street,
DUBUQUE, IONA,
WHOLESALE DEALER ~
DRUGS MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS;
PAINTS, yAHNtSHES, DfE-SfUFES,
FINE SOAPS, FINE HAIR 8 TOOTH BRUSHES,
PANT BRUSHES,
FIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS,
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Pure Vines and Brandjes for medical purposes,
FANCY ARTICLES,
SUPERIOR INKS, LETTER AND CAP PAPEk,
STEEL PENS .a..,D STATIONERY,
FsHYSICIANS, PRESCRIPTIONS will rereive par
4 ticaar attention at all hours of the DAY and
NIGHT.
Customers and Physicians viii always find at this
establishment
Fresh and Unadulterntcd Medicines,
which have been selected with great personal care,
iRis market.
All purchasers are invited to examine my stock, Is
they will find il equal to any in the state.
ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY
Promptly filled aud satisfaction guaranteed, wIthftgar'
both To price and quality
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FAIR NOTICE,
10000

Fever and Ague.
<-tIIfLL Fever, Dumb Aaue, Intermittent and Remit
u tent Fevers and all the various forms OF Bilious
Diseases specially and thoroughly cured by Dr. osgsod
Indiax CAoiagegae. Sold by DR.. I. Mason ana ".
AuEx, Dubuque. July IS. 1853. dawi
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DIR. NELKEN
DRUGS, DRUGs!, DRUGsM!

TIME undersigned at present receiving and Will
4 continue 10 receive during the summer important
additions TO their already extensive stock of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS,
and DyesfFs which they offer the citizens, of Du-
blaue and surrounding country, tunpreeedentediy low
prices Being exclusively engaged IN the Drug trade,
and bv strict attention business Hatter our
selves that we can offer inducements equal not SUI
perior 10 any house of the Mississippi We have
endeavored to supply ourselves with every article be
longing 10 our business that can possibly called fol
and having made great alterations in Store Houss
can insure neafness, accuracy and dispatch.
VAN D0REN a. BELCHER,
June s. 54 dwtf Main ST, one door below Sixth.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-06-14

4 DAM HEAGNEf & TO-, gratetuito theli tfieha
for the support heretofore extended TO them, "on!u
solicit continuance Of their patronage. Ihey are now
full, pr pared TO do all kinds Of country work, such az
ironing OF Carriages. Wagons, Ploughs &C. Horse ait
OK shoeng &c. &c. with nea'ness and dispatch.
Washington 70 nshp, 10 miles South OF Duhngilt
ritv. iHnC II. vii. ADAM HEa6AEf u %.
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Long Looked for Come at last! !

WYE have Just received large and well selected
w stock Of Boots and Shoes, which Were purchased
with great care expressly for the Wholesale trade in this
city aud comprises every thing in that line That the cod-
try demands.
All those wishing 10 purchase any thing in the above
line by the case or Dozen and who value their own i
teress are respectfully invited Ia call and examine
goods and prices fhey will found unprecedented in
the mercantile history of Dubuque, we are Boaaa 10
Sell If we c an realize ira ,porision
Tsrms-Casb or three months credit for approved
MINER - SMITH & MARTIN,
Burton's Block, Cor. Seventh and Main SIS.
June 6. lS5i-d&wtt
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HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.

Citizens Of the UaioR,-
You have done me the honor as with one voice
from end of Union the other to stamp the char
of my Ointment with your appreciation. 1t is scarce
" two years since made it known among you and al
ready has obtained celebrity than any other Med
dine in so short period.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
IS. Corner of Ann and Nassau Streets, New Yorb
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-06-14

AGENCY FOR SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
gyyliE undersigned offer their services to sell horses
4 Town Lots Farms and all kinds of Real Estate i
Dubuque Land district They feel warranted fieif
actes as and Agents n prommising IRA moderate
commission prompt sale ofproperty entrusted i0theI
disposal.
w J BARNEY & CG
Office Main ST., nearly opposite Americ an IoL
Dubuque, August 2d, 1853.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-06-14
v, HeranccurG,

Mum Street, bet,oeen 4th and 9th streets,
TWAS just returned from the East, having selected the
choisest goods in furniture, VIZ Sofas Chars OF
ali kinds Tables centre card Sc, Bureaus, Nhanots,
Bedseads Sc to the inspection Of which ne invites the
attention his friends and the Public in confidence OF
meriting their orders.
June 9, 1854. awim
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-06-14

H4BDH ARE IND CUTLERY.
SPLENDID assortment of Shelf Hardware, III
n received and i'll he sold low AZ whoesale or T
all nv GILLIAN * EMERSON.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-06-14
Sale OF Aef>ohiaf
Dnar,nefV

THE public hereby notified that by order OF the
L f,nnnty Court of Dubuque County at its January
term a u 1853 the Subscriber, Administer at the
Estate Of William nonaldSon deceased, W'ii On the
od day of JuV 4 u 1851 nfer iar sale eeTtaa ARD
n6 Machine belonging To the Estate oil said deed. aa
rased At the hundred dollars fer The pay
nert IF debts az said deceased. The SAID Machine Is
ay 10 be exhibited desiring t. buy, st the
ldence of the subscriber The southwest corner ct
Nth and Locust streets in ting city Of Dubuque The
So sale will take place on tile DAY ahove named, NJ :
oe Ia tbe fteraoau Of that dsV NJ the irot douF OF
theourt House in said CITY, public auction ar cash
10 u highest bidler. sale positive.
J. :. t'0VIL, Adm-roi said Estate.
buaue, May 10, 1851. maat2m
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-06-14

A Improved Farm IA miles from thisc l70acYes
n. for sale low. Apply 10
Aug.2. w BARNEY 4 Go
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sNOTlCE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIM
ANTS.

Every person entitled to the right OF pre-
sumption 10 any Of the lands within the Town
ships and parts of townships above enumerated,
y required to establish the same to the sat'sfac-
tion 81 the Register and Receiver OF the proper
Land Office, and make payment thereof as soon
- practicable after seeing this notice, and before
~ day appointed for the commencement OF the
public sale Of the lands embracing the tract
oj,imed otherwise such claim will be forfeited
SIS JOHN WILSON,
Csmusissisxer rus General Land Office
nrknnxe Jnns ian. 1854 wl3t.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-06-14
Egs u /!

yTANKFE NOTIONS. such rs Forte Nsnnajes, Ha-
2urS HALVES Soap frtlshes, Juulls. Cutlery Plus,
7 ncjls PENS etc i,,t received gsad assortment
may q SIMPSON, BENEIAtl.&- 90.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-06-14

90 BOXES ali sized Window Glass, fer sale hv
w GILLIAN 4 u EhS0N,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-06-14
To THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
EoSgsgOas EGR'g's.

yyyEBSTER's Dicuoiarl can he had al
" CtIAs. NhTTRkY's,
Under the CITY Hotel, and opposite the American ionse
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-06-14

geiEAK HOUSE can he had of CHAs. RATTRAf,
- Under the City Hotel, and opposite the American
Itqgse decly
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-27
DeestH of Coz. R,s,.t.

Francis. BURT, Governor of Nebras-
ka, died at Bellview, on the morning of.the
18th inst We have not learned the cha
racter of the disease, that produced his
death. It seems the health of the Governor
had not been good from his first arrival in
the Territory. He had only visited two
places, Nebraska City and Bellview, where
he was received with great cordiality.-At
each Of these places he made very favor
able impression. He had been unable In
consequence of i'll health, to take any steps
towar rds organizing the Territorial Gov
sefnlnent. Thus has passed away another
good. man, in the midst of bright and pros
porous career. Gov. Burt, was from South
Carolina, and recently Third Auditor at
Washington. .s...l 2'l'fz zis'
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-27
IOas9. SaasCtesaae.

Here we are happily enseonced, not in
the old armed chair, with velvet cushion,
but one Of the. old fashioned sort, a small
table, q, stool for our friends, sitting down
amid the noise and hustle incident to new
and thriving town-as independent as a
wood sawyer culling from every flower,
making notes Of passing eEents, and taxing
our brain to its utmost, to. inditeI editorials
forthe purpose of oflinterestieg and instruct
ing our readers, We have passed from
under the lone elm, where the type Of our
first number was set up, to a good substan-
tial office, In which our sanctum is now
located. But soonwe anticipate another
change for the better, when we hope our
sanctlm will be more inviting and attractive.
We labor under many disadvantages at
present, which we hope soon to overcome,
and as improvements is the. order of the
day among our go-ahead and enterpfising
citizens we expect to keep pace with the
times. This is a new country where every
man has the. privilege of setting down un--
der his own swine and fg-tree'' or in his
little sancturn, and no one dare to hinder
or make him afraid. - A'-a .@->- '-l!ze ;
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-27

Gov. Reeder, accompanied by several
gentlemen, are out on a tour through the
country. Some two or three of, the party
have returned, and report that he was hos
pitably received wherever he went. They
left him at Union town, on the Kansas RI
yer, from. thence he was going as far as
Fort Riley, and after spending a day OF two
there would return. He will probably az
rive atithe Fort about the last of next week.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-27
improvements.

Every where around Us, in our flourish
ing young city, we behold the evident
signs of prosperity: Improvements are
rapidly going on and houses rearing up as
if by magic, all betokening the rapid pro-
gress that our city is making. The sound
Of the hammers and the busy hum of indus
try, can be heard all around us, .denoting
the energy and enterprise OF our citizens
Leavenwerth is going ahead and nothing
can impede its prosperous career, but the
want Of energy and industry. Noo one can
expect to close his eyes and fold his arms
in security and expect to accomplish much.
Our citizens are wide awake to their in
terests, and if. industry and perseverance
will accomplish any thing, then indeed
they will succeed. Within the last week,
a wonderful change in the appearance of
our town has been effected. Many have
expressed to us their astonishnent at the
amount Of Improvements going on and ac-
complished within that time. A number
of buildings are now under contract, and
will be built as soon as the lumber can be
obtained. We hear of some large store
houses that viii cost four and eight thous-
and dollars, that will be put up and ready
for use by spring. Thus the work goes on
brayely -. isrs.----z ..i5s .5.s-e ,-se.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-27
sss,.yesyos. General.

Hon, JoHE G CALHouN, Surveyor General
of Kansas and Nebraska.lcame up Thurs
day on the Genoa He will he welcomed
by host of friends In the Territory We
had but a few minutes conversation with
him, and dId not learn any thing as to his
movements. ts.i3aH T. ss,iolI .s1B eesAre.l sst.
"a Pennsylvania has elected a Wing
Goycrnor,a Democratic Canal Commits
sioher, and Supreme Judge of the State.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-27
JOHN j. RENTZ.

I. 4, ,wHoLEsALEAND RETAIL DEALERi IN ell
GRoCERIES AND PROVISIONS, Water
NJ Street, Leavenworth.. Has opened at his
new building stock Of goods which he offers to
the citizens Of Leavenworth and the surround
ing country on the most favorable terms. He will
from time. to time replenish his stock, SO as to
keep on hand full assortment of articles in the
above line. - IOct. 13-tf. :
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-27
aJust Published.

cMPTH,s Modern and Ancient Geography,
- 0accompanied by large and valuable atlas,
alse beautiful map of the Roman Empire, to
aid in the study of. Ancient Geography, This
cfeht History, as most Of the principal places
spoken Of i1 6Ahcieht History are laid down on
this map. Also full descriptions OF our newly
organized Territories! of ,i ~ .-e.s..s,[;i
NEBRASKA AND KANSAS,
the United States, Price ST ysent by mail, posz
tage paid.sif, DANIEL BURGES & Co.., - 8
-no673m t,ssela Publishers ew York.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-27
.LEAvENwORTH HOUSE,
Corner of Main and Delaware Street,

Corner of Main and Delaware Streets :
H.T
"a THE UNDERSIGNED beg leave to an
G..A nounce to their friends and the travelling
public that they have opened large and COM
modions Hotel in the town of Leavenworth K.
T., and are prepared to receive guests, either
transient or permanent. They pledge them
selves to use their utmost exertions TO please
those who may favor them with a call. s,..rs:a
- r. -',.------ II. KELLER -
f3. 1854. A. C.. KYLE.S
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-27

The sSquatter Association" will meet
in Leavenworth City, at the Leavenworth
House, on Saturday, the 4th day Of Novem-
at 10 clock, A. M. to take into consider
alton the .propriety Of enacting q resolution
constituting personal occupancy Of claims,
the test Of ownership. All interested
should be there. MANY SQUATTERS.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-27
Visitors.

Our town on Wednesday last was full of
visitors, and among them were many fair
ones with bright eyes and rosy checks
Their presence seemed to illuminate the
minds, and cheer the hearts of some of our
Bachelor citizens, who were heard to ex-
claim, how beautiful! They were like. a
friend of ours we once met on the plains
Who had not seen any of the fair sex for a
long while, said, he had almost forgot how
they looked, and what would he not give
for sight. So it was with some of QUIZ
friends here, and they would willingly have
given any thing for the sight. But we an
tieipate this will be no uncommon sight in
our city after this. All eyes are turned to
.Leaxenworth, every day we see some new,
faces, persons are coming from every. sec
ton of the country, and they will bring
with them their wives and daughters, to
see this, the loveliest spot on the Mo. river.
Now that the Ladies are taking an inter-
est in our town, we may expect to see,
not few of the ssdofds of creation" dali
~ coming among us. Conc on one and
all, our landlords at the Leavenworth
House will furnish you plenty of the best
to eat. si9ti.sissgoa -sssf si,siI.si . ts..ca
BIn Chicago there. has been manu-
factured and offered for sale Nebraska
Backing supposed TO be made out of free
/ soil, and warranted to give. color to a gen-.
Ftlelnan's boots. or an .aboiltionlst'ss face.
Chicago is an enterprising place, very
Exchange paper. = s.,s.......:s,'.,..
We hear of an, improvement upon this
articles by which not only a good color is
given to the face, but in twenty four hours
the hair is made ksaky., This is an an age Of
inventions truly and since the discovery of
the Telegraph, We are not astonished atlany
thing. hefzt5 - seLsa I,.fl1.Iasf .i II TIN
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-27
Provisions Wanted.

! THE undersigned will paytcash at the highest
market rate for every description of provisions
such as batter,, eggs, lard, chickens, tnIkies,
use, to be delivered atthe Leavenwoth House,
Leayenwerth XII .is5ss ~ ffe1! 81 fel.e s3isaa
/! .Oct.113 1854 If. ~, =. KELLER & KYLE.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-27
M. F.sGONWAY

COUNSELOR At Law, CoNVEYAN-
worth, Kansas Teffitory. - 2 9:
Persons wanting to purchase, or desireIls TO
sell claims to town lots. in. Eeayenworth, or to
land, anywhere In the Territory, are requested
to call as above, or commune atesb by letter.
Oct 20, 1881 E91 = gs'sk sae 81.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-27
THE HER AID.
LEAVENWORTH,
10 S0lxl1tteg,sl '.aaCllxke'..

OCTOBER 27sfs54.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-27

pendeedd pended and no expenditure shall be made
by said Legislative Assembly for objects
not specially authorized by the acts of Con-
gress making the appropriations, nor be-
yond the sums thus appropriated for such
objects. 1''i'1G- =, iiiif- = -2I>
SEC. 81. And be it further enacted, That
the seat of government Of said Territory
is hereby located temporarily at F Fort Lea
venworth; and that such portions of the
public buildings as may not be- actually
used and needed for military purposes, may
be occupied and used, under the direction
of the Governor and Legislative Assembly,
for such public purposes as may be required
under the provisions of this act, - -.
SEC. 30. And be itfurther enacted, That
a delegate to the Houserof Representatives
of the. United States, to serve for the term
of two years, who shall be citizen Of the
United States, may be elected by the voters
qualified to elect members Of, the. Legisla-
tive Assembly, who shall be entitled TO the
same rights and privileges as are Isexercis-
ed and enjoyed by the delegates from the
several other Territories of the United
States to the said Houseof Representatives
but the. delegate first elected shall hold his
seat only during the term of the Congress
to which he shall bef elected The first
election shall be held at such time and places
and be conducted in such manner, as the
Governor shall appoint and direct, and at
all subsequent elections, the times, places,
and manner of holding the elections shall
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souna slssp 4 good nights rest and q healthy Ahd
pleasant discharge from tbe Bowels 10 fhe morning
Radway's Regulators, Ready Relief Rsnova'
ting ResolYent are sold by Druggists every
where. ...
4. B-Persons troubled With Melancholy Depression
a Spris and every body Who feels themselves VI usS1
~ ~ World vhont any uss cause on their parts should
tske few doses Of r. g. Regulators. More unhapPhes
Z caused within Us foa DE HAnt Of Aheathy and reg
uar aetOn Of our organs than from any external cause
We promise al Who take Railways Regulators, aregulAf
actios Of the organs and cheerful aDd happy dsPos'
lion. RADwAT 4 Co.,
-. .... lss Futon-street.
For sale BY DR.. c. A. BoEOEL, Druggist
CsTrolliOn, Ohio. ..=
Nov. 4, 1858. ... iy
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ROAD NOTICE,

Notice Ia hereby gven that petition will be pressn.
ted to the Commissioners OF Carroll county, Ohio at
thei September session. 1854 foe che alteration of the
road leading from the Baxter school house in sub district
No. s, Harrison township, to the Waynesburgh road ;
ntersecting the Waynesurgh road on the lands Of JO.
sePh Friedman and s. FsheF in Rose township Carroll
county, Ohio. Said alteration to commence ou the land
line between Christian Wetzel and Jacob Klse thence
along said line West rs 80 rods thence North est
through acorneg Of Christian Weizels land and corner Of
Peter Stinebaughs land to the land line between said
stnebaugh aud Joseph Friedman, thence West along
said line Gill Il interscets said Waynesburgh road
July 81, 1s64-td. A PETITIONER